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Home My WebLink About2002-06-18 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ~!'a sunny early, but it'll certainly be later. S..P-ve2 / SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COl\A.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1UESDAY,JUNE 18, 2002 City Council · approves :e a~tious 2002-03 bu dget •Costa Mesa leaders cut back some expenses in response to state deficit's potential threat, but allow $50,000 gift to SCR, $1,600 annual raise for f4ture council membe rs. the cut items were important to the community and its development. Mayor Und.a Dixon shared her sentiment about the necessity or the expenses but reluctantly agreed to approve the budget with the faith that some or the cut programs would be otherwise funded. effect after the November election. More than $1 million was cut from the proposed budget, with the largest being $360,000 for a pro- posed block wall along Fairview Road and $250,000 in consultant fees planners had hoped to hire for future project. deficit, and oty ofhodl!> worry that the state will garrush !>ome of the city's revenue sources "The state hasn't gotte<n s<>nous yet, but when they do there's a good possibility 1t will be balanced on our backs,• Monahan scud Loltt. _Harper make that continue the high level or DAILY PILOT service but express fiscal conservancy COSTA MESA -The City Council closely scrutinized a pro- posed $102.S·million budget Mon- day and slashed various expenses, reducing the approved budget by more than $1 million. #I think there are cuts that we can MR. IRRELEVANT in these uncertain times,• said Coun- cilwoman Karen Robinson, who asked staffers last week to find addi- tional budget cuts that could be made. Council members voted 4 to 1 to approve the reduced budget. with Councilwoman Libby Cowan dissent- ing. Cowan said she believed many or The approved budget includes $10 million in street improvements, $3.6 million in street maintenance, $76,000 for a new police sergeant, a $50,000 gift to the South Coast Repertory and a $1,600 a year raise to council members that will go mto Councilman Gary Monahan heartily supported the reductions, saying the city needed to closely examine its spending habits, espe- cially with a looming deficit m the state budget. California legislators d.fe expecting at least a $20-billion If the state does rdtd oty funds, Costa Mesa has $14 1 nulbon m reseJVes, City Mdndger Alldn Roed- er reported. • LOUTA HARPER cover5 Costa Me\d She may be reached at (949) 574 427S or by e· mail at lolita.harperO/at1mes com Hopes high fo r reservoir protection •Ne wport officials say they are optimistic that federal funds will help cover costs of safeguarding Big Canyon water supply. June Casagrande D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Ctty offiaals say they're cautiously optmusbc that fed· eral dollars will come through to help the city buy a cover for Big Canyon Reservoir For more than a year, oty leaders have been working with Rep. Chris Cox to get half of the $5-million cost of the cover from federal funds. The Sept. 11 terronst attacks and a midge fly larvae infestation earlier this year have 1gruted a hre under officials' hopes of purchasing what amounts to a huge pldSbc tarp to cover the open water body -the source of aJl the city's water, most of the tune •r•m cautiously opb.rrusbc that we may be able to get some federal help wtth that th.ts year, thanks m large part to Con- gressman Cox's comrrutment. • AsstStant City Manager Dave Kiff said Klff took the opporturuty at d confer- ence m Washington, D C . last week to take the matter up with Newport Beach's Republican representabve -a dtscusSJon that has put local offmals m mobon DON LEACH I OAlt.Y I'll.Of Mr. Irrelevant Ahmad Miller ls showered wtth gifts Including a goll putter, a fancy umbrella and a huge beach towel, during his arrival party at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort to kick oH of Mr. lrrelevant Week. See Sports, Page 6. The proposed aty budget that counnl SEE RESERVOIR PAGE 4 ·- . Harbor View loses 114 years of experience • Three teachers will bid their elementary school adieu this week; but while they'll miss it, they look forward to new opportunities. Del ... Newlnlln DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BBACH -When stu- dents return to Harbor View Elemen- tary School next year, three familiar, friendly faces that had become almost a permanent fixture a.t the school will be gone. Unda Wawra. Penny Norton and Sharon Harrington are retiring this week, takiJ)g w1th them more than 80 yea.rs of collective Harbor View expe- rience and 114 yea.rs in the teaching profession. Principal Karen Kendall said the trio's departure is like losing the hedrt and soul of the school. ·we will miss them so much.· Kendall said. •They've contnbuted so much depth and breadth. Whenever we had a question, we knew we could go to one of them and they would have so much to share.• Norton arrived at the school in 1968 -the year Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy were assassinated. She Mid teaching citizenship is just as Important as academics. ·1 start out telling them If I don't teach them anything else, I would like to tea.ch them respect for thel.r peers and teachers,• Norton said. One of the things she said s he will rruss the most is the opportunity to teach U.S. history. •1 am a patriot through and through,• Norton said. ·one or the things I miss terribly is not being able to share my passion for U.S. history.• Norton's fifth·grade students say she works hard to make sure they comprehend the material. ·she's really fun and entert.Aining, a.nd she really wants us to make sure we understand. So if we don't. she makes it easier,• said fifth-grader Rylie Levasseur, 11. Wawra ca.me to Harbor View the year John Kerry delivered his statement SEE EXPERIENCE PAGE 4 A busy weekend along Newport shoreline •Dramatic Sunday rescue is the tip of a crowded couple of days for local beaches and its lifeguards. Dee(N ..... OMV~ NEWPORT 88.ACH -It wu an unmually bUly weekend for Uf• guardl. almolt • preparatklll for the upt'4 '":& .,..... ..... wba the bMdl be tliJI F plng with MgW l'Wtlnmm, ...... ad bodyboU'd-... ID a-.=:=-*.....:= ~-... ,,, ............. . ~ .. u,......._ .... ............ .., .... cw ... near Orange Street. said Newport Beach Lifeguard Capt Jim Turner. •Jt is quite unusual to have 12 vic- tims at the same time,• be said. Turner said the incident was almost like a cba1n reaetion that started with a boy getttno stuck in the rip current ancf tu. dad going altar him. Ttie otherl foUowed in an attempt to reeaae tboM ttruggling in the OC'MD, be Nici. None of the 12 WU hurt. Among tholiil reicued were four edults, five c::hlldren and three ._.,.._ 1be Pather'i Dey w1-.Ml wu probably~ llllDlt ao..-.. one on the bMch llnce M-M&l Day Wllkand, 1\nlfNld. •we ... , n•ail lbere -.1s,ooo .....-. • ..._..,_..about ~onlwMlll.-•m:!f: ..... ... ............ .. view, it seemed like a •full-fledged summer weekend,• Turner said. •we had to staff up,-he Mid. •There were 49 lifeguards working on Sundiay. And that's pretty cloee to the average number of 65 lifeguards who work on any average summer day.• In tenm ol the number of. reecuee, it WU nowhere dOM to a record weekend, but it wu •very busy,• 1\.1.ms Nici. ·w. bed u....,... Saturday and 58 on SuDdiy," be Mid. •A blgb ... - cue day for UI II Uaul 700 -a day. Tbtl doml't am9 dma to .... Butror a ipltng 11111111 C, rd_, we ~pretty bUIJ .• DON l.L'CH I DAllV PILOT Penny Norton. left. Sharon Harrington and Unda Wawra. rlgbt. plan to retire from Harbor View Elementary tn Con>m1 del Mar after decades of teacblng kids. Tbe christening that wasn't quite F or some reuon, na.talgut bu taken over and I am remembering the birth of my older daughter. Her mother, Katie, wu going through the ordMl ol giving birth at St. Jc.epb's Hmpital. Nat to be outdope, I WU gotng tbi'wab the ordMl ol ping bUtb ii.GUI 'JMitpalil' bai in a.Jboa. I ad JaY boon ddDldDg COID· ,. ....... , .... ,,..,-=. llc*iNlon<•.,. .... ., __ .., __ .h_ ..... wl*b W9l!J?'lllD••• .. ....... • 'I ..... __ .. _ltZRcllllo = = r ON 2 Tuesday, June 18, 2002 Kids Talk BACK The kids want to get away The Daily Pilot went to Wilson Elementary School in Costa Mesa to ask third-graders, 'What's the one thing you really want to do this summer?' "I want to go camping because I have never gone before and because I can go fishing and go swim- ming." CARLA ANGELES, 9, Costa Mesa "I want to go swimming because it will be hot. I can go at my cousin's house because there's a pool right there." EDGAR RODRIGUEZ, 8, Costa Mesa "I would like to go to Six Flags because I want to get a Six Flags ~hirt and go -with my sister .and mom and dad and go on rides because I've never been there before." DIANA VALDOVINOS, 9, Costa Mesa HI want to go to Universal Studios to see 'Terminator 2' in 3-0. That's my most favorite one. And I want to go on all the rides and shows." CARLOS NAJERA. 9, Costa Mesa "I want to go t o Knott's Berry Farm because I've never been there before. and my sister has and I want to see how it Is and go on the rides.• JOHANNA TORRES, 9, Costa Mesa -Interviews and photos compiled by Christine C..rrlllo Dailf Pilot VOL M, N0.10 ntOMUK. ....... Nlllihtr lOIW~ Edllior NOY oirn-. ~~ I.AM ..... "OlllClaGI• Dhdot ' 1111f LY 11 11uc1no1 occ posts growth in enrollment. diversity anth lugest lingle-campua community col- lege, bu stood out UDCDCJ tbe 1,200 other cxwnmuntty coDegel natklawide. In tbl faD _., rt I the aJllege bad a ltu• dent earoUmmt d 71,fm, eqwienrlng an ma-" ,.3% llDce the pnrvb.w tan. The ma.a.. was the Jargmt in mare than a decade. Since 1995, Orange Cout College bu d11played growth in both student 8nroll· ment and student diV81'1lty. The ooDeg9 bu grown 11.5% in student emoDmentand bM ap-imced a 9% tnaeue amonv ltudenll younger than 21, accardiDg to the co11ege'I omce "lmtilutional Relelrch. OCC bu allO apedenced increuea among the Latino ltlldent population. In 1995, Latinol made up 12% " the ltudent popula. tioD, wblcb bu llnce lncreaed to 16%. - Tbe mcreue in the number of students traDliferred to the 22·cam~ Cal State Uni- versity qstem rematm high, ranking the college tint in the state. OCC, ranked u the 22nd largest com- munity college in the nation and the aev· . IN THE CWSIOOM Daily Pilot Sf.AN HIU.ER I OAllY Pll.01 Lou.la Garda with his parents, Gaby and Lou.la, join in the crowd'• applaue Wednelday durl.Dg graduatton for the Pam.Wes and Schools Together Program at Pomona Elementary School in Costa Mesa. Reaching out for support Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT J uan Carlos and his wife were having trouble commu- nicating with their 7-year- old son, Ivan, a first-grader at Pomona Elementary School. because of his hyperactivity. So on the advice of Ivan's teacher, Carlos and bis wife, Miri- am, began attending the Families and Schools Together Program on the campus. The eight-week program enables families to spend quality time with each other and share the problems they are facing with an empathetic audience. After eight weeks, the Carloses noticed an improvement in their relationship with their son. •Now we have more communi- cation with him and think we're working better,• Juan said. "He's Pomona Elementary School hosts an eight-week program to strengthen relationships within schoolchildren sf amities doing better in school with his teacher and classmates.• This is the first year the school bas <Xfered the parenting~ with the goal ct getting parents involved at school on a deeper level than typical parenting education~. Principal Julie McCormick said. "[With) better family relations among the family, what that trans- lates into is more involved parents at school and more part of the school process,• McCormick said. The eight-week classes involve games such as charades, in which family members act out feelings so they will have an easier time com- municating them. There is also buddy time, in which a parent from one family gets together with a parent from another family. One parent talks for seven minutes while the other parent listens, and vice versa. •Jt helps them feel connected,• said Luciana Buyo, the school's com- munity facilitator. "They're not the only ones with the same problem.• Then there is time for special play, when the c:bildren spend time with their mothers in a one-on-one envi- ronment The children get to play any activity they want without their mothers telling them what to do. The classes also include a men- tal health consultant who asks the parents to share their feelings about their children over the past week with them. The children sit in the middle ol the circle as their parents are talking about them and then hug their parents afterward. For parent Gaby Garcia. the classes had a signific.ant effect OD improving the self-esteem d her son Louis, a kindergartner at the school. •My oldest son (was) so shy,• Garcia said. •tte always asked me to ask for things that he wants. I see his self-esteem is higher. Now be does things for htmMlf. • And for Diana Contreras, a sec- ond-grade.rat Pomona, the classes sh owed how strongly her mother cares about her. •1 learned that she loves me,• Diana said. • IN l1tE C1ASSM>OM Is a weekly fu- ture in whkh Dally Pilot eduatlon writer Deirdre Newman visits a campus in the Newport·Mesa area and writes about her experience. SCHOOL LllCH MENU WIDllSIAY Munchabte Lunch S.led or d\lcken tOlt.ida wMh i.ttute. d'9eM and -.. choQ of fruit. cholm of milk rho, ..., 1~ fruit .... dtOlca of .. .... New•wr .......... Olfnt end-....,.,,. (149) 574'422' ~<Wl'I ... 0 ••• ~._.,~.....,~ fuM.,m I ., .. ellfA1---. a... ~ ........ ~S74"Gtl ,,,..., "'-....... ... ... ca-. l'lll*lnl ...... _ • ....,_ .. ,..__ f*lldn•••••- Colea 11 ... :::=i. 5.,...,,, ..... -... ·····-...... _ ............. 1144D1 .......---.-........... --~ .. PMlll ~ ,. -n BEAQEllS HOTUNE (949)642~ ~ ycMK com!MMI about the 0-'ty Plot or news tip&. AQQll$$ 0ur addra 1s no w. a.y st.. e.osta MeM, CA 92627. Office houri .r• Mondey -F~ l'.JO a.m. • S p.m. CQMECDONS It • the Piiot's policy to promptly con9Ct ... etYOf'I of sublt.ato. ,.... c.tl (Ml) 574-Wl. m n.~~ M9N Oely "'°' (UPS-1 ....... ~dilly. In Newport IMct'I .... COIU Miii. ................... .,.., .. .,...... ton. nn.ar.,..~ (IOO) 252.f141. tn --..... of Newport ........ c... Miii. .. ........ to the Deir,.,. .. ..... ... ., .............. .. '"°""" ..... lndude II SI 1 'I I _ _. locll ..-..)POITI .... s.w .................. l11f:ltl9Mm ___ .. 1-. c.11.-.. CA-._., right No news ston.. lllustreticn, edltorill m.tt« or~ herein CM\ be~ without ~ permlllb1 of~ owrtlll. HOW IO ltEAOt US • CIRullltion • The llmes Orenge County (IOO) 252-9141 ....... Oaffled (Mt) 642-5671 ~(Mt) 642-4321 ....... News (Mt) 642-SllO Spof1S (Ml) 574-4223 News , .. ('Nit ..... ,10 Spof1S ,. (Miit llCM)110 E-fMI: ..,, ...... ,.com MllltOM. "'*'-Oftb (Miit 642421 I"*-F• ~ 81-7UI ~_,,.._ca 2JllW""" . ...... ., ............. --·-..--- ...... ......,., SIUUllll Doily Pilot gfre • More than JOO Rea Elementary School Sharks attend a party Monday to . celebrate their reading accomplishments. Deirdre Newmen DAILY PILOT COSTA MBSA -Rea Ble· mentary School 1tudent1 who excelled in a special reading program th1I year were reward· ed Monday with a Reading Frenzy Party. More than 300 1tudent1 gath· ered on the 1chool'1 field to have their picture taken by a hell· copter end to .be entertained by a prote11ional storyteller. The 1tudent1 1howed high achievement in the 1chool'1 Accelerated Reader Program, which 11 an organized way of doing 1u1tatned, 1Uent reading. ln accelerated reading, 1tudent1 go to th• library, read oook1 and tnen take quizz11 to gauge their comprehen1lon. The method ii e1podally beneficial to reinforce Bngli•h·language develorment in tho high percentage o Sng· ll•h·languago learner• et the school, Principal Ken Killian laid. GlllG AA'!' I DAILY "lOT A.cceleratld l'Hden at IH llemlDtary lclaool wave to a Cotta MIN police ballcopter lybag over tlaetr lleld Monday to take a group photo. About aoo ltuclenta partldpatecl m a party. Rea 1tudent1 have done 10 well with accelerated reading that the school 11 the firat in Orange County to have a model accelerated reading cluaroom, Killian aatd. And lt doesn't have just one -it baa 11, and a mod· el library to boot. 'lt'a not an eaty [pro· gram/ to go through, and they really deaerve a reward at the end ol the year.' -"ti tHcher Kurt luhr, 1bout the school's Accel1r1t1d "Hdtr Progr1m The program requir11 1tu· dentl to read for an hour 1n 1chool and 30 minutea outlide of .~@!~ 9 :r FLORAL & GIFTS Home Decor• Accessories Custom Florals 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa Mon-Fri 10:00am-6:00pm. Sat&: SunlO:OOam-S:OOpm Phone (949) 646-67 45 Why stnlggle In SChool? Let me prepare your student for the new school Howtolm~w: t/ Study SkHJs i/ Note Taking Paragraphing t/ Vocabulary t/ Essay Writing t-' Spelling t/ Tett Takln t/ Ra.din .....,.,.,. t/ Spanlth t-' French Adult Coursca Available lchool. To be admitted to the party, 1tud1nt1 had to eam 85 % or hlaher on th• qu1z111. Three hundred t!Urty·1even 1tudent1 of 782 in th• 1chool qualified. "It'• a way to reward the 1tu· d1nt1," 1aid Kurt Suhr, a teacher on 1pedal u1ignm1nt at Rea. •tt•1 not an euy [program) to go through, and they really de11rve a reward at th• end of the year.• Many of th• ltudentl 1aid the program inlplred them to read. "We get to challenge our· Hlve1, • 11.id 11xth·grader Bliza· beth Cruz, 12. "I think other 1chool1 1hould do (accelerated reacling). • • Valance1 ac Cornice Bona • Roman Shad11 • Blinds • Ven1cal1 • Shutters • Bed1preaclt Tuetday, June 18, 2002 3 Second . g shocks city staffers •Work by Edison just weeks after Newport crews cut back eucalyptus on Santa Ana Avenue probably would not have happened had city, power company talked beforehand. ,_. C.U..,•nde DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BBACH -Ju.t three weeka after dty crew• trt.m.rhed about 40 eucalyptus treet along Santa Ana Avenue, ttaffer1 were alarmed to 1ee that l0m80ne had given the tree• another, far more aramatlc bua cut. It twn1 out Southern Ca1ifom1a Edi· IOJ\ 11nt in 1ta tree·trUnmina c:ontrac· ton lut WMk to cut the l1m6I clear c:4 power 1iMI that nm along the avenue. •They ahould have contacted d~ 1taff and alerted U1 ahead of time, 1ald John Conway, the dty'a urban fore1t1r, who ovt111H1 tree·trim· ming lchedulH for dty tree1. •we try to avoid a conflict wlth BdJJon in trimming. We had trimmed that area three WHkl earlier. Re1ldent1, not knowing who hire• the compa· n1e1 who do th1 tr1mm1ng, He work being done twice in three wHk1. H The dty trim.I all ttl trHI on a reg· ular rotation for Ulthetic reuona and al.lo to control root and limb growth. Tht power company, however, 11 requ1i8d by It.ate law to trim trHI that mingle with ltl power l.1ne1. A 1pedal ccti1lcation ii required for tree trim· men who work with power linel. In the past, the company hu done a better job of corrununicatl.ng with the c;ity, said Marcelino Lomeli, the dty's park and tree mointenance superintendent. A spokeswoman for Southern Califc;>nlia Edison said the ~mpany would work more closely with the dty to avoid such confiletl, but 1he noted that the company's top prtort· ty 11 complying with state lawa and mainta1ning aafety. "We're out there to a.uure safety and reUabillty for our cuatomer1," 1aid Kim Scherer, region manager for Southam Callfornta Ediaon, who explained that treea catching on fire ta the biggest threat. "It looka like we didn't coordinate as well u wt might have this ti.me. . . We under· 1tand the dty'a concerns with aea· thetic1. We'll do our boat to work With them In the future.· Had lhc two parties workod together this tlmo, Santa Ana Avenua might bo a lot prottier rtght now. lnatoad ot shoaring fiat the top• or the ouc4lyptu1, Conway said city 1taff would have arranged to have thorn trtmmod in a way that maintalnl the treo11 shape while still making thorn low enough to not interfere with power l1ne1. Pr()(hu c • S('<tfood • l>t'li Smtint Cosl4 Mes• fami/Us for owr 30 Jt""' Lmso11 G•rlic M•ri1111kti Stuffed Flank Steak Pork Roast Hawaiimn S1ylc Tcnyaki marina1cd Great in the oven or on the grill' From Cows Nol T'reatcd Willi Orowth Honnonea Gallons s2220• 1'2 Gallons 5122"' ..,.,lh Pinapple & Green Oruon. Try these on the Gnll $6 22 lb Try °'1r MllrinAIWi Veggie K-Bobs 6 Different Vcwcs on a Skewer m,,, °"" GrllJ Extra Large All Natural Grilled Burgers $32.2 ea c.,,,,u.n,.,, c.,.,.,.11,,. '" r,.,. H'"" " VAMeUAID H:'l!Wl!o ' • .., ( ) « • • • I I : ' < >I · I · r"""~ DESIGN CENTER Factory at Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Co1ta Mna =...~ (9'9)642-8400 ~-:.CTU.: "Survlulng Business Cblllenges In Tldly's fconmy" A Profesllonal ~Ip Sen.I brtntlnt ~MN, eduaUOn and oommunlty 90flthet TlmlYWZS.• ....... Clllll_ • lilllll .... Clllll- 11 .... ~ Luncheon and ()pan Fon.Im ~,. '-tlnent ·--wtlh: Ion Dlllz, CIO FINANCW. STATEMENT SEIMCU <ltetioNI Smlll ..-.. PMorl ol the-.; 2002> ....., la ...... s.ntor "1Clt ..... It INGaAM MK:RO (l'lllfed> Olvld •· Cllne. ao ~INSTIUMINTI (Nlllonaf Smlfl --,.... "' .. --2000) Ma d1 MI d 11¥ I ...... a.Ill -------- 4 Tuesday, June 18, 2002 PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • a.. Street A grand theft was reported in the 3300 block at 3:07 p.m. Sun· day. • Bristol Strfft and TOwl\ Cent« Drive: A 51 -year-old man was arrested on suspi- cion of possessing a danger- ous weapon near the inter- section at 12:45 a.m. Sunday. • Bristol Street A 28-year- old man was arrested on suspicion of burglary, false use of citizenship documents and conspiracy to commit burglary at South Coast Plaza at 4:45 p.m. Sunday. • Bristol Street: Vandalism was reported in the 1300 block at 9:14 p.m. Sunday. • Canyon Drive: Identity theft was reported In the 2100 block at 3:30 p.m. Sun- day. • Cori_... Drive: Vandal- ism was reported in the 1600 block at 2:21 p.m. Sun- day. • Newport Boulevard: A home burglary was reported in the 2500 block at 11 : 12 p.m. Sunday. • Newport Boulevwd: A 28-year-old man was arrest- ed on suspicion of urinating in public at 2:02 a.m. Sun- day. • West Wiison: A home burglary was reported in the 300 block at 1: 13 a.m. Sun- day. NEWPORT IEACH • Bristol Strfft and Birch: Reckless driving was report- ed at the intersection at 1 :57 p.m. Monday. • Eastbluff Drive: A com- mercial burglary was report- ed in the 2100 block at 6:10 a.m. Monday. • Ocean Front A suspect was arrested in connection to a robbery reported in the 2100 block at 10:45 a.m. Monday. • Santiago Drive: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 1200 block at 10:40 a.m. Monday. • Sherington Place: A loud party was reported In the 1800 block at 2:53 a.m. Monday. • Superior Avenue: A com- mercial burglary was report- ed in the 1500 block at 7: 16 a.m. Monday • 45th Street: Vandalism was reported In the 100 block at 12:39 a.m. Monday. I RESERVOIR • CONTINUED FROM 1 members are set to approve on June 25 includes a plan to begin design of the huge plastic cover in the coming fiscal year. In addition to improving EXPERIENCE CONTINUED FROM 1 against the Vietnam War to the Senate Committee of For- eign Relations, which "just seems like yesterday,• she said. Her passion is the envi- ronment, and she has worked hard to instill a desire to protect the environ- ment in her students. "The problems we face are unbelievable, so it's real- ly important for kids to know about this," Wawra said. ·Kids are like sponges - they're so open to anything new." Wawra, whose room is decorated with pigs -her favorite animal -said the m ain reason she is retiring is VERDICT CONTINUED FROM 1 father bad undergone the ordeal of childbirth. But what if it was a girl? That presented a knotty problem. The mother's name was Katie, which was a nice name, but one Katie in the AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 w. ·eay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and locat ion of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A complete list ing is available at www.dailypilot.com . TODAY A seminar on a powerful immune enhancer, glu- tathione, will be conducted by Judith Todero from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Mothe r's Market and Kitchen, the seminar will be held at the Patio Cafe in Cos- ta Mesa. Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631- 4741 . An All-Star Celebrity Sports Banquet to honor Ahmad Miller, a former tackle for the University of Nevada at Las Vegas football team, will be held at the Newport Bet\ch Marriott. The reception will begin at 6 p .m., followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Guests will include Coach John Robinson and Rams reunion guests, Ben Davidson, Eric Dicker- son, Pete Donovan, Vmce J>roviding auto insurance to dri\'crs just lik~ you! • No Broker fees • Local Office • Multiple Car Discounts -·QwaaJJcy ~·· •••N d Eatertal.uaca_." • Walk In or Phone • Personal Service • Good Driver Discounts . . sec:urlty tp an era ol potential terrorilt attacks, l<iff said there are other advantages u well. "It would help keep the midge flies out, so we don't have to treat the water u much, ao that would save some money there,• Kitt said. "Also, it would allow us to treat the water with liquid to spend more time witb ber three grandchildren and a fourth who's on the way. Her students lauded her well-rounded abilities. "She's really nice and a really good educator,• said fifth-grader Lindsay ZotoVich, 11. "She's really helpful with everything. She's a really great teacher.• Norton and Wawra, who have been inspiring yoqng minds next door to each other for 15 years, will still spend recess together during retire- ment. They are part of a four- some that owns a boat named Recess and intend to spend a lot of time on it in the future. Hanington, the new kid on the block among the three, landed at Harbor View in fall 1979. Harrington said she liked to incorporate her artistic fjmilly was enough. Again num.erous names were offered and rejected. Then someone said, if Gus was a good enough name for a boy, why wasn't it a good name for a girl? We all agreed that th.is was a splendid idea. Then I received the long- awaited call. Yes, a child had been born, a gu'l. I rushed to the hospital, staggered to my wife's bed- Evans, Jack Faulkner, Leroy Irvin, Mike Lansford, Dave Levy, Paul McDonald, Rich Saul, Jackie Slater, Doug Smith, Jerry Tarkanian, Jim Tunney, and Ron Vary. The hotel is at 900 Newport Cen- ter Drive. $100 per person or $1,000 a table. Reservations required. (949) 263-0121. WEDNESDAY Learn lkebana. the Japanese art of Dower arranging, at the Sherman Ubnuy & Garden in Corona del Mar at 9 a.m.. The library is at 2647 E. Coast Highway. $40 per person. Registration ·required. (949) 673-2261. Registered Nurse Carolyn Hendrix will present a class on chemotherapy treatment for lung cancer for the edu- cational support of newly diagnosed lung cancer patients. The class will take place from 2 to 3:30 p .m. at the Hoag Cancer Center. It will provide an overview of the types of chemotherapy used for patients with lung cancer, u well as suggestions for coping with the aide effects of treatment. lbe cen· ter is at 1 Hoag Drive, Build- ing 41, Newport Bea.ch. Pree. Registration required. (949) 7- CANCER. Mother's Market and Kitchen will host a semi.oar focusing on the foundations of weight loss and fat metabolism from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The seminar will be held in the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. Pree. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631-'7'1. cblorlne instead ot chlorine gu, which is safer." . A repreMDtative from COx'a office could not be reec.hed in time to comment, but Joca1 officials said they feel good about the congressman's demonatrated commitment. "We're very encouraged by Chril' commitment, .. May- or Tod kidgeway said. "It . interests in the classroom. •1 like photography, so every year I get a picture of (each) of my kids," Harring- ton Mid. "I like art a lot, so I try to keep a balance of the arts with academics." While retirement was not an easy decision to make, Harrington said she is look- ing forward to the opportuni- ty to reinvent herself. "I have a gazillion ideas, like tennis, golf, photogra-· phy, travel,• Harrington mllSed. "I have no idea. Maybe I'll go bag groceries somewhere. I don't want to lose contact with the staff and children.~ Her students say they admire her entertaining, artistic style. #She's really cool," said sixth-grader Hannah Solow, 11. "We do all th.is art stuff. side and announced that I bad decided on the name of our child. #We'll call her Gus Gus Tampopolis," I sJurred. Katie stared at me. "I mean Gus Tampolis," f corrected. "Her name is Nancy," her mother said, and that was the end of that. Or almost. My daughter Nancy has always felt frus- bone density testing for $25, and the Hoag Hospital lab will provide a complete blood panel for $25, including PSA testingformenfor$40, These tests must be pre-scheduled, while all other screenings are on a first-come, first-served basis. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. (9,9) 644-3244. With barbecue and acc:ordion music by Roek Williams on the patio, the Oasis Senior Center's annual health fair will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the center. Coordinat- ed with Hoag Hospital, the event will provide health screenings and information exhibits to the community. Some of the screenings include blood pressure, vision, body fat analysis, hearing, physical therapy, podiatry, chiropractic, denna- tology and dental. Most of the screenings are free. South Bay Osteocare will offer a bone density test for $25, and the Hoag Hospital lab will provide a complete blood panel for $25 and a PSA test. ing for men for $40. The cen- ter is at 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. (949) 644- 3244. YWCA Encoreplua will con- duct free breast cancer screenings for women 40 and older of limited means from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Harbor Christian Fellowship Church in Costa Mesa. The free screening are conducted in complete privacy and will include mammogram, clinical breast ex.am and self ·exam instructions. The screenings are also supported by the Susan G. Komen Breast Can- cer Foundation, Avon Breast Care Pund and the Orange County's Breast Cancer Early Detection Partnership. Pree. The church is at 7..CO W. Wil- son St. (714) 935-9720. Karea Kleln.fe!W, director of the art history program at Cal State Long Beach, will pre- sent a lecture at 3 p.m. tn the Newport Beach Central Ubr~. The lecture will focus on Andy Warhol u one of the 20th century'• mott tntluen- Ual cuUst:a. The program will conclude tbe Arts Lecture Series, apomored by the Newport Beach City Arta Conun.ialon. PrM. The library it at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 711·3870. would be a tremendous asset to have, obviously, because we have ocx:asional midge flies and with homeland secu- rity being a big issue. A cover on the Big Canyon Reservoir is something that has long been needed.• Kitt said the $2.5 milllon in matching funds would come from the city's general fund. We made cartoons, did our name art. She's always fun and tells jokes sometimes in class. It's not boring." While Wawra and Norton said .they haven't noticed too much of a change in kids througbout·the decades, Har- rington bas noticed a funda- mental shift. "There's been a dramatic change: Kids have gotten more savvy, more worldly, more informed, yet they're still as childlike as they've ever been," Harrington said. Norton said one of her concerns about children these days is drugs. #It doesn't matter where they go to school, it will be flashed in front of them,• Norton said. "That's why I put such an emphasis on citi- zenship. I'm trying to make · them strong yowig adults so trated by this outcome. She advised us on numerous occasions that she would much rather have been known as Gus than plain old Nancy. There were always a couple of other Nancys arowid, but never a Gus. She was so fond oi the notion that my wife lived in great fear that her first grandchild would be named Gus. Her fear was not allevi- younger than 12. The center is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. (949) 723-0857. JUNE 24 "The Psychology of Adjust- ment• is a three-unit summer class at Orange Coast Col- lege that meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m . to 12:50 p .m. through Aug. 18. The course explores various theories of healthy adjust- ment, which include cogni· tive, behavioral, psychody- namic and biological approaches. The class is transferable to the University of California and California State University systems. The class is listed as Psychology 110 in the college schedule. $11 per unit. Registration required. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-5072 A weeklong "Zoo Keeper Camp" for children 7 to 12 is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. June 24 through June 26, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. June 27 and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 28. The camp fea- tures science labs, zoo-keep- ing opportunities, field trips, games, and learn about ani- mal behavior, training and care. Tuition includes daily round-trip transportation to the Santa Ana Zoo, a T-shirt, notebook and lab materials. Activities also will include a trip to the San Diego Zoo, and a potluck barbecue upon return to the Santa Ana Zoo. $160 per child. A sack lunch and beverage should be brought daily. Registration may be done at the college's Community Education Office or by phone. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (11 4) '32-5880 or toll- free (888) 622-5376 1bere will be teYea-week- long sports activities camps for children 5 to 12 from 9 a.m. to ..C:30 p.m. at Orange Cout College. Campers wfD partici- pate in swimming, track and field, softball, volleyball. ping- pong, socce1', capture the flag, Ooor hockey, basketball, and Slip end ~ in the after. noons. $75 for the morning half-day camp from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. and 549 for the afternoon half-day c.amp from tl:30 to 4:30 p.m. St to for the full-day camp. no.a attending mom· Ing end 'full·da::Xleltiom JhouJd bring • luncb, IWimluit, towel mack. Aftm'Doon campen lbou1d ·=-=k;.!,~: tbe CDll9ae'I eoaam_, actu- m1ma Oibceor bf....-. n. -II lll.2'101 ... tlw aa.{~ ..... =-- Doily Pilot There would be no increase on residents' water bUls to pay for it, J<iff Aid "-We will find a way to come up with the matching funds," Ridgeway said. • JUNE~covers New- port Beach. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.caRgrandeO/atlmes.com. they can stand up on their own: There's a lot more pres- sure fnow.)" · And what advice do they have for new teachers enter- ing the profession? •Be open to anything that a seasoned teacher can offer," Norton said, rec.alling that she was referred to as #the new whippersnapper on the block" when she started. And all three agree that they will miss the spirit of family that perme,tes the campus. "l will miss terribly the daily interaction with stu- dents and staff," Norton said. #They're my extended family." • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers edu- cation. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmanO/atimes.com. ated when Nancy named one of her dogs Gus. Katie could see some poor child being named not only after a bar but also after a dog. She was very relieved when the grandchild arrived and was named Samantha Lee instead of Gus Tam.polis. • R08ERT GARDNER is a COfona del Mar resident and a former judge. His column runs Tuesdays. TWo six-week math classes for kids that meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. or 2:40 to 4:10 p.m. June 24 and June 26 is being held at Orange Coast Col- lege. $89 per person, per sec- tion. Registration is required and may be done at the col- lege's Community Education Office or by phone. The col- lege is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432- 5880 or toll-free (888} 622- 5376. - A reading workshop for those in ninth through 12th grades will be held from 4 to 6:30 . p.m. Mondays through July 22 at Orange Coast College. The class will improve stu- dent's reading techniques, comprehension, vocabulary, study skills, reading speed, and focus on reading for plea- sure. $289 per person. Regis- tration is required and may be done at the college's Com- munity Education Office or by phone. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (114) 432-5880 or toll- free (888) 622-5376. A five-week speed-reading workshop will be held from 7 to 9:30 p .m . Mondays at Orange Coast College. The class is designed to double or triple an individual's reading rate of difficult material, such as textbooks and technical manuals. Participants will receive a lifetime repeat priv- ilege, allowtng them to repeat the class at any time at· no charge. $269 per person. Reg- istration is required and may be done at the college's Com- munity Education Office or by phone. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) .432-5880 or toll- free (888) 622-5376. Eight se11lona of 1W1UDer swimming lessons will begin and run through Aug. 16 at Orange Coast College. Tunes and days vary upon theses- sion attended and deQree of lwimmtng 1kill. $19 (« one leSlion. $96 for two leMlons. $1' t f« three 1e uaom. suu for tour aesaions. Regtttradon ta required and may be done at the college'• Conununity Education Otfioe, at the gym pool or by fbone. The college ts .at 2io Paim.w Roed1 Cotta Mela. (114) 432·5880 or ton-he (888) 622-5376. .1•21 ··COMMUNITY Th•J. SAID IT 'They can still have [performances), but they would be doing it in civilian clothes without any sets.' HowTo GETPIBISIB Daily Pilot -George Ilene, Orange Coast College's administrative dean of economic development and community education, on possible cutbacks to the school's drama program as a result of OCC swap meet cuts The Daily Pilot wek<>me1 letten on issues concemlng Newport Beach and~ Mew • L£TTEM -Mall to Editorial Page Editor Jatnft Me* at the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • UADEltS HOTLINE -Call (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAIL -Send to d111/ypllotOlatirrtfl.com All 'orresponc:lence must include full name, home- town and phone number (for veriflc.atlOf"I purposes). The Pilot reseives the right to edrt all wbmissions for darrty and length Tue$doy, June 18, 2002 5 Independent logo is not racist T bis piece of wnting requires a disclaimer. Before you read any further, you must understand that I am not a racist. I hdve never subscribed. do not subscribe and will never sub- scribe to the ignorance, mtol- erance, stupidity and hate that is racism. Now that that's out of the way, I can continue. When I got to school on Monday, I saw the fuers that accused Independent of using the racist iron cross dS its logo (HCompany pulls logo after Sailor protest," June 11). I immediately began work on a rebuttal in defense of lndependent I know that Independent is not a raost company. and I set out to prove 1t. I went to the Indy (ds skaters l.tke me commonly call Independent) Web site and looked at the list or team riders. I saw that more thdn a dozen of the riders are not white. Some are black, some are Latino, some are Asian, some Native Amencan and some are Middle Eastern So right away, I had proof that Indy IS not a raost company. It would not make sense for so many people who aren't wtute to ride for a company that hates them, and it would make even less sense for d company that hates these people to pay them to use their products, wtuch include skateboard trucks. hardware and bearings. After pnnting out that l.tst. I sent an e-mail to Indepen- dent, telling them about how they were being accused of spreading hate at my school On Tuesday, I received an e- mail back from Independent telling me the origins of their alleged "iron cross· logo. It came from a photo m a 1978 nme magazine, m which Pope John Paul II had a similar cross on his robe. nus cross, which is round, is called the glpbical cross. The iron cross is a square cross. The globical cross 1s much more similar to the Indepen- dent logo that the iron cross is. The globicaJ cross is the cross that inspired the Inde- pendent logo. The logo was not inspired by the iron cross, AdoU Hitler, the Nazi party, neo-Nazis. the neo-Nazi swastika, racism, hate, igno- rance or anything else like that. It was inspired by a pic- ture of the pope and the cross he wore on bis robe. I have a pin that I wear on my jacket that has the word "hate• crossed out on it. I wear it everyday, and I believe in what it says. When I went home on Monday, I grabbed my Independent patch, which has a big Inde- pendent cross on it, and pinned lt onto my jacket with my "no hate" pin. Why? Because I have done my homework, and 1 know from extensive research that Inde- pendent does not in any way promote hate or racism. It sells skateboard equipment -skateboard equipment that I use, by the way. The Dashiell Collins SOUNDING BOARD people that accused Indy of displaying an iron cross, when in fact Indy did not, did not do their homework before they made their accu- sation lf they had wanted to get theu message across the nght wdy, they would have tctlked to Independent and found out why they use theu logo, It ke I did. If Eric Weller, Brandon Marshall and Wes Pohlmann had done as much res<.>Mch into Independent as they did Into the history of the iron cross, perhaps they would not have accused Independent of spreading hdtc. and I would not be wnt.mg this letter. I dgree with what Eric, Orandon and Wes are trying to do, dnd I also want to f'liminate hate in the-world. But I don't throw out accusa- llons without knowing all the fact!> about the accused, as the three Juniors who printed the "stop the hate" flyers dtd Make no mistake. Hate IS al.tve and well at Newport Hd!bor High dnd m our com- munity. A great number of people dt my school wear Independent shirts because they think that the logo is indeed an iron cross, which it is not. These people wear the rrusunderstood logo as a symbol of hate, wtuch 1t 1s not. They try to use the com- pany to spread theu own hate, and they nuss the point entirely. They are also unwill.tng to research the meaning of the Independent logo, as I did, and if they had done their homework, they wouldn't wear the logo because they would realize that it 1s not the symbol of hate that they want to wear It isn't a symbol of hate; 1t isn't an uon cross. It ts a round. globical cross, very sirrular to the one used by the Roman Cathotic Church. U people are not willing to research Independent and are content with making mis- informed accusations, whose fault is that? It is certainly not lndependent's. It 1s the peo- ple's fault. The mformabon is there. all you have to do is look. So please, everybody. make sure you know all the facts before you decide to make bold statements. 0th· erwlse, you can't back your statements up with solid evi- dence and logic, as I backed up mine. U you made it this far, please reread my dis- claimer at the top so you remember l a m not a racist. 1 am as opposed to hate as the people who printed the ruers, but J am just as opposed to ignorance and misinforma- tion. Thank you for reading. If you want more information on Independent trucks, visit the company's Web site. • DASHIEU. COUJHS Is a Newport Harbor High School student and skateboarder. -· Fl.£ PHOTO I DAlt.Y PILOT Newport Harbor High School students Erle Weller, left, Wes Pohlmann, and Brandon Marshall, right., handed out Wers to raise awareness that some popular symbols on clothing and backpacks may be objectionable- Silver Star clarifies use of cross I n response to some negallve feedback and concerns regard- ing our ·ss· Cross shirts. we at Silver Star would like to dddress our feelings and respond to those who believe we dre a racist and pro-fascist company ("Company pulls logo dfter Sailor protest,• JuQe t 1 ). In our defense, we would hke to give the uneducated members of the commuruty and those world- wide a bnef history lesson of the iron cross and the Maltese cross. The iron cross is an ancient medal of honor and bravery used in ancient times. Originally estab- lished on March 10, 1814, by IG.ng Friedrich Wilhelm III, and reesiab- lished on Aug. 5. 1914, by Willielm II. Emperor of Germany and king of Prussia, the l!on cross was awarded without chscrinunation for acts of bravery and heroism and leadership skills. The Maltese cross is a badge of courage and honor dating back hundreds or years. The symbol ong- Luke Burrett COMMUNITY COMMENTARY mated from the Kmghts of St. John of Jerusalem, whose protective ser- vices were given to the people or the Island or Malta. Now known dS the Knights of Malla. their ".iymbol. the Maltese cross. which 1s consid- ered sacred. represents the pnnci· pies of chanty, loyalty, chivalry, gal- lantry and generosity to friend and roe. protection or the weak and dextenty Ill service. The Maltese cross is now the symbol of the hre- hghter a nd is an internationally rec- ognized symbol for fire service dnd sacnfice. Therefore. the intent of Silver Star was to produce a shirt with a symbol that can be worn with pnde and reflect the company pos1t1vely and not to cause controversy. harm or other negative feelings toward the community and nationwide Parents. teachers, pnnc1pals of READERS RESPOND dtstingu1shed schools and members of the media Please educate your- seJve , your peers a nd. more impor- tantly, your chudren before you qwckly Jump to a conclusion about a symbol that has pos1llve mean- ings, as well as a deep, nch lustory. Children should express them- selves freely and should not be pun- ished before you even understand what you're purushlng them for We chensh and embrace the youth of the community, as well as the youth of Amenca. and would not intend that they wear anything that would reflect any lund of racism or dis- crinunation or that would negatively reflect our company. Our company's success and future success is based on the dis- tribution of innovative and stylish clothing. Jewelry and accessones based on American ideals, not on fasast-dnven ideas • LUKE BUltttETT is thl! president of S1l~r Star Casting Co. Mariners library discussion continues AT ISSUE: Both the Newport Beach City Council and Newport-Mesa Unified school board support the joint-use proposal and have asked for state funding for the project. A s the mother of two students at Mariners Elementary School, I am writing to voice my concerns over the joint-use library being considerE!d by the city of Newport Beach and Newport- Mesa Unified School District. I am completely opposed to the idea of locating a public library adja- cent to the elementary school. The school already is unsafe due to the absence of any back fencing, which , enables the public to enter the cam- pus. This access will become com- pletely unfettered wben the public is invited to use what will essentially be an on-campus fa cility. Given the recently pubh.sbed mformation that the state grant board will give the same top priority to pro- posals that do not include a joint pub- lic/school library building, I cannot understand the city's refusal to explore tlus altemabve. It would ben- efit everyone in the commuruty were a state-of-the-art library built m the exisbng library location and would not create additional rlsk for students. This also would be consistent with the #Build a New Mariners Branch Ubrary• advertisements, none of which mention the joint-use idea or the closure of the on-campu library. l understand there are two more LEnER TO THE EDITOR opporturubes to subnut a proposal. The city should explam why it's in such a rush that 1t cannot consider viable. safer alternabves. MARV CORNWELL Newport Beach As a parent of three Mariners Ele- mentary School ctu.ldren, I wanted to v01ce my support for the proposed library ("Manners Llbrary proposal heads to state level,• Wednesday). I think 1t will be fantastic for the stu- dents of Mariners and for the com- munity. I am satisfied with the safety precautions that a.re being proposed (the separation or the students from the pu~lk during the day), and I do not have any additional concerns. I hope we can make this a reality . ANH SMYTH Newport Beach Orange County Department of Education· dropped the ball be!ore and alter schOOl, and over weekendl. But on March .S, we received a letter from the department: "We're sony to announce that due to low team putidpetion in tbe ninth- and lOth·grade IOruge County AcademJc DecelhlODJ Competition, lt hu been cancelecl. • ~ted phone celll ID tile ~ toretthe~ol l!dumtion yielded the Wwtng .........-: . Se•• tun IC:booll Mii ...... -~ . n.e llld ....... busy to call me bock as the eighth- and ninth-grade pentathlon wes ln progre11, but 1 wu assured that the dedsioo to cencel the event had been made •alter rn\ach thought.• Yet, the parddpation hei declined but this IUU lnvomts a large number ol ttudentl (nine to 10 per tMm, wttb up to two ..... for w:b ol the 17 .moll -you do tit matb). May Of ..... ~ = .. c ..... a..,•111• ...._... 'cr••••md latpltl-.. -· ... ¢ tel" ..... .. ....... 0111191..s-. that lt wu to be canceledf A few parents and tMC.ben a.re now working, •mpe.id., to awcbed- ule tbe ,,....,. .......... ..... -doUlg tbe Job lb.a. ID my dlldef· ttencMng.1119~ r•afldu-cat1an• ............. ·-to 1m lalll tldl rw c:oall•t •a. pdlldple11111a•1d bf •d .. 11t• ....... af ... P'ei. -.. ...,..i .................. ~-- . . . . QU01I Of 1111 DAY "No matter what the score says, 1n my mlnd both teams are winners ... " Rex JonH. NBLL president .. ., ~~ June 2A honoree llU. WAKEMAN 6 Tuesday, June 18, 2002 1pot19 ..._Roger CorilOtl • 949-5744223 • lpot19 Pcuu 9A9-6500170 Daily Pilot PHOTOS tlV DON I.EACH I OAJLV PILOT Ahmad Miller, Mr. Irrelevant XXVll after being plcked lut In the NFL Draft by the Houaton Tuan.I, IMIDI to be enjoying the vtew from the top u Loa Alamltoa High cheerleaden perform a routine durtng Arrtval Party on Monday nlgbt at Newport Dunes. No. 261 in good compariy Irrelevant Week XXVII begins with big hoedown~· for Miller at Newport Dunes. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH • UNLV defensive end Ahmad Miller, who at 320 pounca tip1 the IC4l8I with a little more beef @ than moil Mr. 200 Irrelevant honorees, was the center of the roundup Monday in a cowboy-themed Anival Party at the Newport Dunes lo kick off irrelevant Week XXVU. Por Miller and hi• famlly, the Irrelevant Week corralling started earlier than expected . Miller wu the 2611l and dead-Wt pick in the 2002 NPL draft by the expan1ion Hou1ton Texan•. tbua earning the annual diatinction u Mr. Irrelevant. The flight number bi• mother, Sheryle Johnaon, and atepfather, Maclc Johnlon, took from Florida to California waa No. 261. "Yeah, 261 ... my mom noticed it on the plane ticket. She'I about reedy to go buy a Pick Three (lottecy ticket) with thme numben, • Miller quipped, after getting 1howered with moatly \ I , I I I MWer ii pNNnted wtlb tb• IJMdal •underdog award.• a an.all puppy named Roxy, durtng tb• Arrtval Party c:elebraUon. irrelevant g:lftl before an e1tfmated fire chief and police dUet putk:tpating 261 fans yelling "Yee0 haw1• at the in the Dodge etty.type drama. Miller Antv&l Party. was the tout ol the town. arriving tn an Al the central figure in the Outback Ste&khouH luxury ooocb, hoedown beach pMty for IW'• ottidal wbk:h followed & parade ol hOl'HI and begtnntng, Miller lboolt bandl with wbJte ltretcb truck llmouatne canytng counUe11 new frtend1, 1igned the NPL W1vel Cub. autograph.I and poaed for plcture1 Miller, e1corted to the 1Ulge by frepmtedly even for cameru with ftlm). two Califomia·ltyle cowgtrll wearing \WhmanbenoltbedtyCXJUndl,tbe black leather pentl, aat high atop a NEWPORT IEAOI unu llAGUE lifeguard tower u the stream of gifts po\U'ed in one by one. While a black lab puppy was the most intereating gift, Miller's favorite presents were the two pricey watches be received. •1 love watchel: be said. Newport Beach realdent Laird Hayes, an NPL referee, introduced hbDJe1f to Miller and l&ld be hopes to 1ee him playing in the Hall of Pame Game Aug. 5, when H.&ye1 will be the 1lde judge in the Texan1·Giant1 matchup in Canton, Ohio. In addttlon, for Mr. Irrelevant xxvn to play for an axpanllon team 11 pretty typical. "Starting in high school (Southeut High in Bradenton, Pia.), he'1 been on a rebuilding team every year,• Mack Johmon llAid. "They were rebullding In high 1chool, then ln JC (at Manatee) they were rebuilding, then in Divt.Jon I (at UNLV} they were rebuilding, and now be'• drafted by an apanaton team.• On the rught over, hil parentl bad a ltOpover ln D4lla1 -Miller took a ditferent nJght -and of all thing• ran into the brother of 1ut year• IW honoree, BYU tight end Tevita Of&bengaue. •(ot&bengaue) ta with JackloovtDe now,• Mack JohNOn reported. •we lta.rted talldng and be ubd when we were going, and we Mk1 Loi AngeJM, and he Hid that'• where they have Mr. Irrelevant th1I time of year and that hil brother wu Mr. ln'elevant lat year. Then I told htm our IOJl ta Mr. lrTelevant th1I year. How ltrange. • Avenging Mariners .. win wild one They defeat D-backs, 18-11, in extra innings for AA Division title. 1tev.V1reen 0AILY PILOT CORO NA DBL MAR • Al corny or u okl-fubioned u It may aound, the two te&JDI in the Newport Beach Uttle League AA Dlvi1lon cbamplon1b1p b&11ball game bad nothing to be lllbemed d and everything to be proud about Tb• M•rln•rt and the OIMnoN'becka geve IMlr famW.411 and llteDdl qaMI elbow Monday at Uncoln Btrr , ,. And. WIMn the dUlt Mttled and ...:ta .... pUlbed tbe pther to th• bdDk. .. a ........ w out on top .. • tlOtl -.Y In MYln laniDgl toC:l.a._¢ JU 1hlp. lnry ...,. la the game 5 2 , ........ b6Clallt .... wen 1-yw 1H1 lia . dlrilion of mOltly 9-year-old playen. Remember theae1 namea: Cort Hutings (Marlnen) and Jedd Thayer (Diamondb&ckl). "No matter what the toore 1&ya, in my mlnd, both team.I are wtnnen, • NBU. pr..adtnt Ra Jooe1 Mid at the awvdl .,,._tauan after th• game. The~. 2-0 againlt the Marlnen in the regular 1ea1on, anlWered • 9.2 detldt with beck·to· bldt four-run inn1ng1 ln tbe fourth and Mb. Under cUvillon rulet, there II a limit ot four rune tn MCb ot the ant avw ot lb.a 1cheduled Its ln.ntngt, wttb DO limit th...,.. Tba)W lllMIC.Ud I two-nm .. to lb• gap tn rtgbt·cater fteld tbat 1cored BrandOD Ptck aad Midaael Tao .... ID tM bottOm ol tbe Mb lmdllf. nay. .... mm9 UOUDd to ....... .. 0191, ....... to Wt to .... -.10.10. 11ow ......... _... ... . ..... Clf ........... .... the only girl in the game, pounded an RBI b1ple, deep to the left.field comer. The bit ICOred Brett 1bol!lpl0n. who atng:led. DtD1oo 1:lt.d to ICOl'9 00 the bit. too, but the umpire ruled ber out at the plate. Pick. the D·bec:kl P'td*, ltruck out the nut two bettera to Mt the atage fO' hll teem'1 dramatk:I. Bdc Hallett. the No. 10 better tn the lineup, collec:ted hit first home run of the IHIOD. It WU of the inlide·tbe· perk variety and it caWlld mtddeaiDq cbMl'I from tbe 0.becka' dugout UJd rOOC1Dg Mdklll. Wltb the ICOl9 tMd. 11· 11, ........ tMD lbut down tbe O.bedm, wtao Md two ruu•n on bu• With OM wt. Hel'bp IDllUOld a pmdoul ID w9*la -......... -tbe pallOat .... ,,._ wttb ManMn 1n1m ODtfhr .... ......, .............. ouw. taw911ltM ......... C..Hlltt: lllndtautlillHUC •Nlt.3 ... _. ... .__xtr n.oC .......... -.. .. HIRING Payne new AD atCdM She will guide girls programs, allowing Jelnick to focus on boys . .. ,,, Paullmer DAILY lltLOT CORONA Om. MAR• O.wn Payne, a low111>level boyt an~volleyba.ll coach wbo &1lo teachll lldence at Corona del Mar ig , h11 bHn named th• 1cbool'1 girl• athletic director, Boyt Athletic Director Jerry Jllnlck announced Monday. Payne, 28, who graduated from Pen1nlula High and BYU, Nld 1he ta adted about fadnq the c:hlD.alg• the politton will pnHnt. •It'• a unique opportunity,• Hid Payne, who wu th1 gtr1I Junior vantty volleybe.11 coa.cb lut fall and guided the boyt frolh·toph tHm 1n th11prtng. "I'm amdoul to be able to promote gUil progr1m1 and to try to provide a role model for our athletet. • Payne, who played voDeybaD ln high 1chool, then one year at Ricki Community College In Idaho, l1 completing her f1nt yur at CclM, after having coeched and taught the 2000-01 1cbool year at Irvine Hlgh. She l&ld 1he would like to continue coaching both volleyball programa, but only if doing 10 doe• not take away from her admlniltrattve dutiea. She will continue to teach four period• of 1dence, lhe Hid. Payne 11 anxiou1 to learn from Jelnick, who bu been admln.lstrating both boys and gldl programs linoe 1989. •Jerry bu handled things for all the progrllDll from junior high to high achool and with the caliber of athletics at thil school at such a high level. tbars a lot to deal with,• Payne l&ld. ·rn be able to 1pllt thing1 with him.• Payne M.id one ol her pr1odtlet will be to aeate a more thorough bD1ng pocea for coacbea for v&rllty and lower-level programa. She 1atd th.ii wW include tnvoMng the ICbool'I admtniltrattve ltaff ln la'98Dlng candidatel. She l&ld lbe will allo work hard to ovenee athlete· coach lnt41racdon in all gtrll programa. She acknowledged th.ii empba1ll ltema from the March 27 anut of glrll IOCOlf ooach and teacher Ron Bvant, on IUIJ>ldon of having a 1uual relation· lbip with a 1tudent. CclM had been th• only Newport· Meta Unified School Dt1trict high IChool not to have Hparate boy• and gUil athletic directon. HOllOIS Guerrero earns top AD award Outgoing UCI chief collects west region honor from NACDA. Doily Pilot SPORTS TU!!Ciay, June 18, 2002 7 Yount ROUEI HOCIEY Sharks claim crown unu LEAGUE IASEIAll HONORS Four athletes named All-CIF Sharks rally to win boys seventh-and eighth-grade title. NEWPORT BEACH • The Sharks' Mark Mor1b.lro received a no.-look pass from Matt Hogan with seven secon<itt remaining and scored the winning goal against the Canadians goalie in a 7-6 victory for the champi- ·onship of the boys seventh-and e1ghth-grade Boys & Girls Club of the Harbor Area Roller I lockey League. The Sharks scored three goals in the fourth quarter, while the Canadians had goals by Clark Hardenberg and Alex ltodrtguez in the third after the teams went mto halftune tied, 4-4. Alex Warnock of the Stars tied the game, 4-4, with a goal before halftime. Hardenberg and Rodriguez also scored after Hogan and Lou Truxton produced two goals for the Sharks in the first quarter. Mike Madison and Nathan Magana added assists for the Sharks and Kevin Wllllam1 played strong defense. Truxton and Morihlro shared goaltending d uties for the Sharks (10·1). ln other playoff action: • STARS 4, DUCKS 3 • A goal in .the final 10 seconds by Parker Norton, bis third of the game, gave the Stars a 4-3 win over the No. 1-seeded Mighty Ducks for the championship in the third-grade boys division. The Ducks rallied for two ~oals in the fourth period, by Kellon Truxton and Tyler Henry, to tie the game, 3-3, before Norton's game-winner. Aiofe Maloney and Bobby Ell.ls helped the Ducks make lt to the championship game. Puker Eddy and Peter Ruaaell shared goaltencling duties throughout the season. • SRA.US, 13, D UCKS 3 • A seven-goal outburst by the Sharks in the first quarter was more than enough to defeat the Ducks, as the Sharks remained undefeated in advancing to the semifinals of the fourth-grade boys and girls division. The Sharks added one goal in the second quarter, two in the third aDd three more in the fourth to secure the win. Canon Call Jed the Sharks with four goals, while Daniel Netzer and Scott Pantoskey had three each . Logan Newett, Brandon Booth a nd Erle Sanaam also score d for the winners. Sharks goalie Zack Moghaddan allowed the Ducks only three goals. PONY BASEBALL CRYSTAL LAUDERDALE I DAILY PILOT The CMALL Majors Division Tigers and Jake Johnston, above, begin Dlstrlct 62 Tournament of Cha.mplom play today at 5 p.m. vs. CMNll Dodgers at Mlle Square Park In Fountain Valley. Two softball, two baseball players recognized by coaches. Corona del Mar High junior Amy Tyson, whose softball season wa.s prematurely ended by a line drive to her face in the pitching drcle, joins Costa Mesa High junior Ann Marie Topps Oil the COAches' All-CJF Southern Section Division IV selections. In addition. Costa Mesa High senior Nick Cabico and Sage Hill High sophomore Tim Wilkins have been named All- CIF in their respective baseball divisions. Tyson a catcher and pitcher w ho hit a Newport-Mesa leading .463 and posted a 4-4 pitching record with a 2.50 ERA this spring, is a first-team honoree. She helped the Sea Kings finish in a second-place Pacific Coast League tie with Costa Mesa and earn the program's second straight trip to the playoffs. Already recovered and playing with her travel team, Tyson underwent surgery· to repair a broken nose alter being hit by the comebacker. Topps, a second-team All-CIF performer as a sophomore, hit .444 with Newport-Mesa highs in hits (36), home runs (i.ix}, RBis (28} and runs (21 ). She also bad eight doubles, two tnples, and was successfuJ on 13ol14 stolen· base attempts to help propel the Mustangs into the playoffs for the third str&ght season Cab1co, a second-team choice lD DlVlSlOn rv. was 7.4 with two saves and an 0 84 ERA for the Mustangs, wtule bJtbng .351 with 22 runs and 19 stolen bases. Wilkms, d second-team choice in D1v1s1on Vl. led alJ Newport-Mesd performer~ in batting average (.493) and hlts (33). He had one homer and 24 RBis for the Ughtning, with rune doubles, five triples, 13 stolen bases and 19 runs. He also amassed an .821 slugging percentage and a .564 on-base average. -by B•ny Faulkner HAPPY BIRTHDAY Redbirds reign supreme NEWPORT BEAOI NATIONAi. unu LEAGUE 2002 9· 10 All·STAIS Tommy Colton -0-backs (majors) John Doering -Mariners (majors) Parker Stone -Reds (AM) Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of r~ Week ser1es CdM Pony Cardinals nip Reds, 8-7, for regular- season league crown. NEWPORT BEACH • Two champlonshJps in three days. Not a bad run for the Corona del Mar Pony Cardinals, who got clutch hitting and heads· up defense to beat the Reds for the CdM Pony Leagu e Championship' Jllne 11 a t Eastblu!f Park. The Cards got on the board early when Ryan Lance doubled and Andrew Dlalynla had an infield single. Both runners scored on a single by Jamie Kline, who then scored on an RBI single by R.oget llamll.lon. doubled and Lance singled home both runners. Lance eventually scored on a single by Dialyrus. The Reds threatened in the top of the fifth. loading the bases with one out. Sean Amorosa hit a grounder into the hole at shortstop. Kyle Scbneeklutb fielded the ball and fired to Kline at catcher, who then threw to Hunt Rychel at first to complete the double play, ending the scoreJess lnnlng for the Reds. Brian Hurst -Angels (AAA) The Reds came back in the fourth inning when Matt Hauser and Matt Burgner singled and John Angelo hit a three-run home run. The Reds then went ahead by one run on a single by Peter Poletaev, who scored on Eric Seagondollar'1 single. Jack Gerdau -Giants (AAA) COfY Vitalo -Mariners (AAA) Beau Attyah -Giants (AAA) Peter Fraaza -Cardinals (AAA) Cameron Kozlara -Reds (AAA) Andrew Dunlap -Braves (AAA) Will Morrow -Red Sox (AAA) But the Reds wouldn't have the lead for long as the Cardinals took the lead for good in the fifth when Alex Johnston reached b ase on an error, Matt Loyd Mattias Russo-Larson -Yankees (AAA) The Cardinals, who a lso claimed the Newport-Mesa Conference Townament crown this season, finish 21-6. ~ -Ken Gerdau Coaches -Dave Burger, Dave Stone FJctitloua Butlneaa UNIVERSITY OF follows 9:00 AM. am. The lollowlog ptf· Name St.te!Mnt CALIFORNIA, IRVINE WEDNESDAY. JUNE SOO'al atJdl~ bus1neu The lolowino pe DESCRIPTION OF 19, 2002. at: UCI MEDI· propertY,. general art doing ~ WORK: The prOjed con-CAL CENTER. 101 Tht Housthcild, bus1neu Higherpowtr Window -..Sol~ rttrofn ol City Dnve. Bulldlng 33, equlpment, tools. etc . Wuhlno. 2191 Atlanta UnlY-ty ol Cthfomla Room 117, Or.nge. CA SIOl'ed et US StOl'agt Ave. •~. Hunli""'on Mtdlcal Centtf (UCIMC) 92868·3298, Cent tr s ·Newport, ··•· Buildlng 53 and all In· (949) 824-6630 1648·1652 Newpon S::· ~~ 80 cldtrllal WOltl IO Olin ao-A'r'TENDANCE AT Blvd. Costa Mesa. Clli· orr. ceu to lht wOOt area. BOTH PRE·BID CON· lomMI by th• following Hun~ St,. Hunt· providing ntces11ry FERENCE AND PRE· 1*$0n$ Untt 113, Size '"W.ion ~A 92648 ~ottctiona, and restOI'· BID JOB WALK IS 12X28, Tenant Name ~ by an ..:v::· i WOltl areu andl fin. MANDATORY FOR Greg Oiclocnson. Items Have you started • ea lo prt·u sting ALL PRIME CON· Tools, on1truc11on .w-busit-. yet? No oondltlont ConstructiOll TRACTORS. THE equipment, Tool Bins, Britt Porr ol llvt exttno1 steel M EE TI NG WILL Knacll Boit, Radcs This statement wu brl08 frames with drlMed CLOSE AT 9:05 A.M. Owner reserves th• relnl0<08d concrete pier ANY PRIME CON· right to bid on propetty flied with the County lootlngs at various tlC· TRACTORS ARRIVING sold, All Purchaaed Clel1< ol Orange County ttrio< want. ConltructJon AFTER THIS TIME P.roperty Is sold on en on 05/24/2002 ol Interior 11ee1 dreg WILL N 0 T 8 E AS IS BASIS", and 20021t04504 beams on certain ELIGIBLE TO PARTICI-must bt Removed within Dally Pilot May 28. June MCtiol\I ol tile building PATE IN THE BIO PRO. 3 days ol said sale AM 4· 11· l8. ~ !690 Rtlnlofcement ol two CESS AS A PRIME sates must be paid for At NOTICE OF c:o1umn1 at tilt west lldt CONTRACTOR. the end ol sale, and ol lht central wing In-S.eled bids will not must be with cash ooly. PUBLIC LIEN SALE cldtntal worll lociuCles bt IJOCtpWd .n.r: 2:00 There w1U bit A $50 BU8Jneea ~ requiftd dtmolttion, and P.M.. WEDNESDAY, Cleaning deposit on al Prof9Mfon• Code patching and rtttonng JUNE 2t, 2002.. units. Sale is sobjecl 10 Sec. 21700-21707 conttnta and archltec-At Desion and Con· Cencelalion In eveoc ol Notice It hereby gH9rl tural ftnt1hft to their atrucllOf'I "Servlots. Uni-setllement bttwaen by llt ll'ldtrliglltd lhll original cond1tl0f'l1 It vtrsity ol Cahfomla owner and oollgattd a public lltn ..,. ol lht alto lncludta removing Irvine, 3500 Berl!eley Party 1o1ow1ng dtealbtd ptf· and replacing. Of' rt· Place Irvine. CA Auelioneer Jose Yap, aona1 property will bt locating, mechanical 92897·2450 (949) 279-3068 htld at Ille holK o1 and tltc1rlcal ducts. S..ltcl Bid• wlll bt Published Newpon 11 o'dodc AM. on Ille 26 oonduU and syaWnS as opened et 2:05 P.M., Beach·Coate Mtta Day of June, 2002, requqd IO ptrlocm WOltl WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~ Plloc June 11~ ol C«nv ol Orwlgt, Stitt and to !he sabllec:tory ol 2t, 2002. ~ ~ ol CaJilomla. Ille UnlvMlly ~· Bid Security In the Flctltlout Butlnea Tht prqierty 11 elol9CI atlve1 amount of 1~ of the Nime Statement bv INSTORAGE COSTA BIDDER OU A LI· Lump Sum But Bid, ex· MESA, loaded at 2038 FICATIONS: Prime eluding llttmtles. ltlal The '°"°'*'~ NEWPORT BLVD, ~ who do not eccompany Nd! Bid ar: )~tnino Ha:v. COSTA MESA, CALI· mtlt tM ~ Tht Surety laaulng the Davidson/Buell, B ) FORNIA 92927. In the Corltrect Docu· Bid Bond shall be, on the -.. ,._ to ..... ...... mente mey not bt Aid Deadline, an Cap11trano Harley· .,,. R...... .,. """" II lbl f d "ctm1 .... Davidson. C.) South art lltl*dY dttcr1btd • I • or awtr • a 11..., surety Insurer County Harl•~· loltowa! c1o hi Ptlmt Blddtte t"811 Cu 08llntd In the Cafl,. a• wa: 1 ng, aubmlt their Qu•U· lomla Code ol Ci·~1 Davtdton. 32421 Ca • ~n~ •= flcaelone on tht form Procedure Sectl;~ Perfecto, San Juan bv the fo11cM111a penona· provided by tllt Uni-995.120) ~~~er~ ~?n5g• NAME Sl»ACE No'. vtnlty ti en ltttlch· The auoct1slul Biddef LLC (~ ;n Richard Cook, C1CMI ~ to the Bid Form. and Ill Subcontractors ~eZich Drive, 1.1~. Vle*>t Hernandez, 0394 ......... 1"811 certify wtll be required to follow CA 92618 • ~ Jontlltn e.rg, 8235 th1t th• llruotural the nondltcM*'ltion tt-This bosloets 11 con· llettY Abboft. li3'19 ..... lubcontrec1on qulrtrntnta NI forth "' ducted by· Limited Ua· Rlc:tl Hoglln, 8 149 Nv9 1111t lflt ~ ttle Biddlog Document• 92628 T of lic:enM(I) ap. 1or 41 • 00.SALE ER ANO WINE • EATING PLACE Publlthtd Newpon Bttch·Colla Mesa Oliy Pilot June 18, 25. My 2. 200? T704 NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS/ VENDORS INVmNO BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11181 tilt Board ol Trust"' ol !ht Fountain Vllley School District of Orange County, Cllllor· Illa wi• rlCtlvt bidl up to and locludlna 1.00 P M. July 16, 2002 at tilt '*' trlct Bu1lnH1 Olflce, 17210 Otk StrMI. Fouo- laln Vallty, CA 92708 At Ihle tllllt, date, and place, bidl W'M bt pub- licly opened and rMd aloud '°' 8ICt No. 02-02. "Food SeMCeS Solt· wart/HardWafl" u In· cleated In ltot Bid Spec:l-ratlon Bid documents and ~Ilona art on rite et tilt 011tr1c1 Purctlulng Otpet1men1 1n10 OU Slr'MI, F~ talr'I Vlley, CA 112708 (714) 943-3243 Tht 8oeld of TIUllMs l9MIV9I tilt rtii1C '° ,. )tel any end IL bide and ~n:'Y~ r9MIWd by the eo.td ol TN1141N IO Mllcl ~ and/Of' ICOpe ol wortt which In thtlr opinion Viii beat MM tht needl of the Dillltc:t. Dated Thia 141h fWf of JUne, 2002 By: DllM "*"· Director, Food lefy. ICM Published Ntwpott BttCh·Coala Meta = Plloc Nit 18tl& Jen .,.,.,, 8 175, 8140, CIU•llflc..,a.ie Mt '°"" and to pay P'9Yl lllng ~a~· you 1tar1•d 8 I ~5 In the eontnct Dow-wage ,..... at lhe !oca-NO,,.,.. 10 .. _,.., ......... ...... "°" °' fie Wolt. cbna buWiMa yet? No '~ Jule Ebtlen. 8127, 8208 ..,...... tt1t l tructurel The ~ Blddtt S'outhtrn Orange SUPPUIRll EIZllbtlh Burgon, 8302 • COurl(y LLC YENDORI ,...d MMR 8357b =lftu~~.: = ~ s:.~ v.w.n' Taylof. Mtmbefl INVITING .. ~5tH o trtaon, ,....... 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Man1Q1W Thia siltetMnt ... filed wl1tl .,,. ~ Clafll °' Onrnoe ~ on 08/11.a:l 2002tl09257 Dally Piiat June 18. 25 Nt 2, I!, 2002 T708 Fictitious Bu.m... ..... S'*'"9nt ~~ TIMEC E ENTER· TAINMENT, 584 Hlr!M· ~~eo. ... Cllrla Sima, 8221 KJngfl6htt Dr , Hunt· lnalon 8Mdl, CA 82t48 Ctw'9 u... 594 Him'-~ ~ Coau Meal. Thia bualneaa .. con- ducted by a gtntfal panntflNP Have you 1Ulr1tcl doing ~...,... ytl? Y•. MM:t1 15. 2002 Ctwil Sime Thfie •••••ur11111191lfllrlt WU fled wWI fie ~ QMl °' ~ Colny on ae.'20IOl'l ..... ,... ~Plot .... 18 ~ .Mw 2. I . PR Ul3 FIND Slirled: PUa 1ofg CONITWUCTION 0.-W Butldlllg .,.,,., """ er._ Coun9¥. C..CW-1'111 no1ct 11 ~ In coeT lllTWATI: ConltldOf 2002ttolOH nil .. ,.-. liide '4>., 11'1 ....... tcCOfdanOt wtli .. ,,,..., •. 00 . (LlotnM Cllltlllc'allOn) o.iY PIDI Junt 11~ and inCMll1I l'CID p M prOY1a1one of 8ecllofl 8lddlnt Oocufntn.. B 25• J11w 2. 2002 JU1t 11, 20Clil • fie 09-!"!'f! d111Z 1 ~ 21700 .. MQ. d ..... be ....,.. 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Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday -llU I· 15 420 G:t EOUAl !iOUSOIG OPPORTUNllY All real estate advertising in lh1s newspaper Is sub1ec1 to the Federal ra1r Housing Acl ot 1968 as amended which makes It illegal to advertise ·any p1elerence. 11m11auon or d1sc11m1na11on based on race. color. relio· 100 sex handicap lamil1a1 status or natlOOil origin. or an intention 10 make any such prelerence. 11m11a110n or dfsc11m1na110n • Thrs newspaper will not knowingly accepl any advertisement for rut estate which 1s 111 v1ola110n ot the law Our readers are iareby informed !hat all <Wteninos advertised in lh1s •ltw<:paper are available on all equal 01>1>0rtunlf)I baslS, -To complain of d1sc11m1 · r1.at1on call HUD 100 tree at I '800-424-8590 1 HOtJSES.ICOHOOS FOR SALE GENERAL HOMES OF THE WEEK ShOWCIH HOIMt For a. In Ow Ill Dllr Plat ..... e.- •• , .... I Dllpllr Adi ......... 09lidlll .. TulldlJ .. Aleo. •• :.. .... ,-: D11ill1 .. ....... ., .. ._.. ........ II~ ..... .... 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' 400. 412 ~ ·-·~ -~ Just Llltldll rare 4·unrts 1n Mesa Verde All 2Br 1 Ba, upside 1n renl. needs some hx up Nice area, large Q!KSY yard, low vacancy ~.900 Blu 714-412·8955 Rart 3·unlt1 In Meta Vtfde 2 Townhome style UnilS w/2bf 1 l/iba. 1 S¥igie SUXy 2Br 1ba Ufllt M w/ga- rages and povat! l>adcyards Upside 1n relllS $.569.000 Bkr 714-412·89SS MESA DEL MAR, 4bf, 2b1 llxet, I story, s:Jfi,000 IC7 Selnt Clelte Agt 714-751-4l30 B11ulltul Bay Front T ownhome large 38r 2 58a over lootung the bay to Lido Island and Fashion Island Specious m8$ler wlbalcooy. pnvale paho with ground spa steps 10 the beach Pnoe to sell II S950.000 Jim J..:ob9 Aaaocl11ed Realty 949-67S-37n Uw In Newport a.di tor Sft,000. 80ltl Mlrtna ' KlylldnQ. 714-424-1362 Llcenc:ecl Prlncfplh On the ,,.,,.__ tum lift on t 8111 1trM1 to Wiit Bay An Bf!1ut1fut Bly Front home Lg 3br 2 Sba Spac>OUs maS1er wlprivale balcony privale pallO with 1n11round spa SttPt lo beldl S950.000 Jim Jacobt, AS10C11ted Realty 949-675·3n7 OCEANFRONT FIXER Not For The Fiim of HNr1 Ill 94t-723-1120 Cozy 1 Br, IMng "" 1111 krt w(mfcto & frig, good tor sin· gle occuptnl, rio/pet, <>Pin Fist Sal 22, 1~2. StOOOm $500 dep, utn peld, m Vllta Bm 949-2CJ3.919Jpg • . Q0-461 470. 471 Friday ............. Thursday S:OOpm Boors Saturday .............. Friday 3:00pm Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ................ Friday 5:00pm Index ADOPT A ClilLDI There are over 100.000 clltldren 111 !he US wamng tor a hOme Help keep older brOlh- el$ & sislers lllg8ther Tr&Jn1ng & Financial supporl provided lnformalron Meeting 6·25 6 00·7 30pm so S Ananhe1m Blvd 1241 714-517-1900 IM-255-4543 LOST' I FOUND CorJSIGNMENTS-J ' ... --~ 410. 416 6ff. 697 Bu1lne11 Con1olld1tlon TxT "l ' sllape desk. MCf'&- tanal dealt. ( •) 3 x6' df11t1ng tables, grea1 ior an111 or ex· tra wQflC lp8C8 Mal\t ollef 949-631·9072 Uk tor Mart. Moving Salel Oak dtntng table w/leal • padded Chan (2 Y'$ old) pd 0 Roblntolls May ~ lolaple deak w/3 drawera. White cotton IOf1 w/plllows, olk legs Assorted Iida dlairs (6) ""l garage sne1vmg racks. BB·O Gelole Gas Gnl Golf dla palJO tum. belch dla1rs. botces,mort•~ 1· •• FA THE RI DAY IPICW. RI SPORTS GOU' 1001 8 Hlftlor .Ml N. of -fwy RTX-7 Cryo ~ Complll9 AH .... '""* ...... woc>dl ' lfld lron1. A11111 17H.n dtlWIO ...... 1217.• t~·~ MT tot 1u4il•o ............. 111••-· Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Lo1111I• at 642·5671 d4 (4)1Mac Computer• Oraplltte. Aqua. Cherry & Ume $850 eacl\'obo. Sharp taJC/cop.erllelephone $65. Al Xlnt cond 949-64().1621 ~Altllt. Newport Beadl AIM> dealer has position lor hlghly molJVated llldlY wltll strong oomplAer lltlla Fu resuma to 949-721-8808 1~ FUANITUAEI--------------CATALINA ISLAND EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED It's the 110ludon you're 8CUChlng for-whether )'VU•n: KCk1ng a ho~. apartment. pctororw occupMJonl TOP SWRECOAOSI Jazz. A & B. Soul. Roell. tie. 50'• & 60'• MIKE IM!M45-750S ASSIST THE EL01A1. Y ln·hom• companlonlhlp, flomemlldng, errendl. Flax PT C!1Y tr11 Of 24ht ahlftl. Cit !!Q'd. 71~1 IOOKKEUIR....r lot Sm NB llw flml. Qutdtboolll & Tlmlllipa I pluL 2o.30 lnl mo Fu reune IO Pll9p Sm!!! P4HQ5925 For Information Cal (310) 511M204 (K (310) 511M202 Fax ~310) 510-8690 WWW .<:atalina.com/twoharbofs OAIVERS, Or'O'a. Aun Wllh I can.,any wWI opb1I. 53 It VIM, ~. heavy 111ui. Bentru, OUllWldlllQ pay 3 yrs COUOTA ex- perience Flltbed/HH, 1-800·835·9-471. Vens, 1-866-313-04 78. (CAL'SCAHI DRIVERS: OTR/TEAMS Wanted!! At MaftlJll Trana- port. l TO. A IMdtng Mig- llaled camar. 36 cents per mlle will 1 ytt1 ltlCI« II· perierlce1C11sa A COL ,. qured. Cal loday Ind lc*I the bell teem pig down the !Old 1-80().395.333 t (CAL'SCAN) DRIVERS WANTEDll S2,500 sign on bonul C:0... IO ODMt • Ml blrlllll & •xcellenl ~ Flatbld training 1vlilalilt Ot'lit Transpon. Inc 868 ·728 ·0120 www dn11tr1nspor1 com (CAL•SCAN) RECEPTIONIST .Pff Commerdll ~ ~ llrm loolclng tor a dltlJ orientild '*'°" lo fil In tor our rlClpCIOl'llll 8 IO I 0 "°"" I* .... Cal Lor9lla • 949-283-4608 Ill 82 or tu !!!!!f!! 10 949:!)9:2362 RECEPTIONIST for PllCffic View Mtmonal Peril. Schedule requires W01tt1g Fri, Sat. Sun MUst have profeulonal •P· PNllllCI. oomoullr ~ edge ~ pt 35 In per week S10hr. Call 949·844-2700 or lu I!@!!! 19 949-721.a584 WE TANN YOU to 111111 MW llngulgMl $12,000 Bonus " Ouallfied Up to sa.ooo mort 1or aJ1eg1 ondb I ~--inc:ludt $plnWI. ~Ct-. Frtftdl, Atllllc, KOfNll. Vlecnlmele, Hebttw IM l'llllln '--" to .......... ~ llld ....... lof. ~r:r= .. r:..: • H.S clpk>ml.. °"" a... 1111. Call u• et 1-tQ0.222-«15 or llftlil UI 11 1dletd1e 101 com IC.Al "KAMI WOftl ,,_ .._ $12()(). l1500'mo PT. No 111P-Wiii trlln 1.-.294-0562 .,,.,,.. MC!!!gd! comlptn1 ... -• "i ' ·1 ,.J .~, J ....... _ ... ............. ......,,.., ..... ,.. ..... -.......... ... ............ ........ ....... ..,of .. " .. 11•0• J11 ca. .... .... ._ ..... ... _ ..... ,... .... .., _, ..... ............. ..... ,..._. ..., _. ..... rou ...... .•...:..-.. ........ 7"•; ~-A~,,.J Cadlllae ea.. ... e ey1. tow m1, 1 OWRlf. kll power, leelhll (0818800733P) $\4,988 NAIEAS ~ fllt CIOOl MS-a5t2 ~~o= -c.-.."""""'"'c""'El-=Donldo=~ ... - CAL\••~ ETC VS. llllllll. hJ power, M l!o!lr CONUll9llon low ,,.., I -· c:INn - -. (80820&'3715P) $24,988 NABERS . PIWa AIWl'TtRI • !IOOI l4M5t2 •> 11Mae HLICT 'NANC.l_A_~1 Cdllc El Donldo '19 llUCT NO Ol1illt. IWUl1 NU-LOW INTEREST Tour. CM!son Ptlll, tan VAllOUS LOAM (eoe2~ & s:i.988 CALL HOWi NABERS DUn:Y SURRY Top. dlftt ......... -· not fldld, .. ,.,_ ...... ffHn=1113 (IOOI t4Hf!2 CICll1lc El Donldo ... Low 3'll ml, b4lidl. lea1hlf (920959r'3705F) 122.988 NABERS llOOl t4Mlt2 Cldlllac El Donldo ... V8, INthtr, lul powei, low mlles. 1 owntf, very clean (807287/3714P) $20,988 NABERS llOOI MW5!2 Cldll!IC E1ealldt '" V8, m4lll CORO, mUll ..._ llM ,.....,,,-..... ,, .. ,• .. ...... .. .~· ~t ·~ ., l't. ,_,~c.w.w ................. ...... 11.... 1111117 =--~ Fonl T-. SE YI 'ti -'"'· mNllc lllYer, Ml-ft ~ ... ,_ cord. l1ntutlc 11&1ut, le,89$ 1278641 l!!!t 94ff8t 1 eee QMC..,., '01 8 cyWldet, Uy lolded. !TUI •• 1-(12307'2/3701 n $18 •• HAI RI (IOO) '*eet2 ~ SIEAAA 'M , 1ow m1, au1o, V8, (227mt.le18n 110.998 HAI RS ilOO) MMlta OM WAAI '00 low 29lt ml, whlll, ,.., ... = 1111111. co & moll! ~ Sl8,888 RS (IOO) '*eet2 Hondll CMe~ 'II N:., PS. ,CC Vll637413 seee5 888-54().7484 Hondll CM: HX Coupe W AT, AC, PS. 11/WIOUM, Vll243114 $11,495 888·540-7484 Hondll CM: lX CMe ... AT, N:.. PS, OUM, CC V•542083 S 11,911$ 1188-54().7484 Hondl Civic Sein 't7 At.;, PS/PB, Iii. .. new VI019083 $7995 888-54o-748' HOHOA CRY LX '00 5polt Ulilily, 4 dr, 4 cyi 2.0 i.t, eulo. 2WO 36K ml. a• pwr 117,900. 949-574-4244 * JAGUAR XJS Con11. 'II Immaculate lhllHIUI CO & Allnn, S23se:> 14M&O-power, IHthtr, IOW pkg . (41'7"'3759PJ $26,988 Perfonunc.Jt0uar.gom BllW Z3....., '17 ...... w/lln Ith<, 00/y 351( mt! $18,980.00 118098 Phllllpe Auto .... d14-nn • llllW 32511 ... Red. IUIO, CO clllnger, lllfTlPll9d. 80k m1. S12,6c»' obo. P4ffiH378 NABERS llOOI 14W512 Caclllc ~ STS 't7 vs. cc. lil. INltler (~12P) $15.988 NABERS jlOO) MW5t2 FORD ES50 '91 Van con· verslOll, A60 cl, trailer towing j>kg, luR pwr, new lifll, 4 Caj)tain chlilt, bed, TV, VCR, CB, gieyf#hl xlnl cond $7500/obo. !!49-&40-5032 ()( 84().1029 Fon! Mllllanil Conv. 'It Biid! _,,,. Int. must • m,-.oo 117959 Phillipe Auto 149-57'-77T7 Iii M i.:-.... .-..-•. -, , ~~ JAGUAR JC.JS Conll. 'tll lmmeaJllle lhrll-out co & Alarm, $23,900 14"50-SMO PtrfOf'llllflC-.l!Jllll .COlll .,..,. XJS.., 8 C)'I. 2•2 Coi.tc>t. 6911, 8ritllll ~ green, tan llhr. mooo-r • chrome whetlt, l>Nullful COlld $12,995. "457219 Bk! 949-58&-1888 J9gl.w XJ8 V.P 'M IOl rr.. 11lv11 sand. oatmeal llhr, co. c:hlome wtletll. tupllt) mechanical & body eond, lanllSbc value, 2 'fl war- rll1!y IY8i S9,995 t872518 Bk/ 949-586-1888 Jeep GrlllCI a.au. '1"5 WIWlll """' lrd. low 11111 $10.980.00 t1Tm Ptlll~ Auto " 74-77T7 Lind Rover Dilccwery ... 6611 ml, Sliver/gr~ llhr, dull moonrool, beal.11 I or1glnlJ like new oondlllon, S 13,995 496751 Bk/. Mf.511.1"8 luul GS300 Sedan '95 r.: w.1an llhr, ful pwr $1 .980.00 1180111 .... ~ ... 14 4-77T7 ---. ;. .,. I ~ ';_ ...... LM "°"' Dleoowery ..... ...... Ullll ""· ~ ~ ""· cllll lllOOn '°°'· dwvme --. ,.., ... ~ ri lmlu, $24.250 Vf 87421 !!!l ....... 1!!1 w111 ll400 'ta 8111*, ~ ltlv, moonr1, Ml ""'· l9COlda llom W.. I-owner M.!50 ..,...1p llllltm ........ Slnl*e Sk ~ llw • ~ $51! ml Ful PQMf l20. .oo '17111 =: .. :m MlrCldle Aid MOIL 't7 lo md Q01010U1f new pillW. lots ol new c:Mlml, rlCOl1CI-llontd P1llmlno ltllht1, :=~~ MercedM aooTI ..... ''2 B**'8llc:k, ldr1I cord. eoo-IOOI. 3ld 11111. r rid!, low mlM. s 18 Cd P4ffi5'9770 ...._ IOOTI Wlfllll 't2 Bllcll. Pf "-1ot, 141k Iii,-= oond. IU60. ttp.831 ..... llOIL 'IZ ~ good. bolt\ .. Bk wh41vy IOI! ~· I 52k ml. sasoo 71!;!1 !!!!!! ....._ 4llO ILC 'IO Bllcll ~ Int. lul pwr, IUIV1, loek rri. .. llCOldl. i!,9S!lobo MM72·!m ...._MOIL 'M Crum pull, wNtlllan .nr. lhowlm lhf'oultoOUI. chlm, 2 l2J!! 111,~ 714-~1·2~ ......, AllllN OX! ... AT, At.;, PS/8/W, Ol. M Vt1112233 $11,886 888·$40-7484 NIMM Mulml R ... AT, At.;, PS/8/W, Ol. M V1$13732 $11,495 88§-5.40·7484 ......, PllMndlr XE 'II AT, At.;, PS/8/W, Ol. M Vl070153 $7995 888·~748' NIMlll 200 SX SE ..... S/lowloom, 36lt ml, red, llAD, lolded. moontf, lloyt. dig $8500 11'-711-24" OldlllloYe Auron ... V8, fuly loeded. full pwr, llv, GM l*l (115802f.l~ $12.988 NAB RS (IOO) MW5t2 Oldnobllt Aurott 'f7 va, l!/IMll. *"° c:u1. a1 low m1, GM Clll, c:leln! (121T7YJ720~ $10,988 NAB RS 1!!!21 MW5t2 Oldlmoblle 8lllloulttl ... 1>1#11 drl, ntw, CO, l'Mf IC (292152/3789P~ $1!1,988 NAB RS llOOl M6G692 Ptrfo11111nceJ=r.eom 14M50- POMatE t2tS •• ~·Mo.~ INnl conclllon. S7500obo~ *·. ~·· ~·~ ---:: •. . ,( Bridge 8Y CHAAlES GOREN with OMAR SHARtF and TANN.AH HIRSCH PLAY OR DEFEND? North..SOUth vu.lnenblc. North dells. SuppoK you dec:1 10 play. You ooYer the queen or clubl wnh the kin& and £aA WIN with the ICC and ilufQ IO a ll\imp. Whether you play high or low, We.t w1n11 two trump tricks IO compldc the defctWVC book wld nils with the remaining lplde. You can diJCll'd one heltt on the jack of clubs. but arc stuck with a he.ut loser -down one. NORTH ... ,,, <:;l J3 <>AK 106 •KJ54 WEST EAST •AQl •4 'V 91654 c.?QIO 0 752 OQJ98 • Q 3 • A 10 98 76 !°.Y:ra65J <:;l AKU However, do not be in • huny to elect 10 defend. The conftct C111 be ~ with a 1li&hlly different play at tnck one. Duck the qu~ of clubl in dummy I <> 4J •l The biddin : NOltTH fAST SOlTfH WEST P.ast Cll\l'lOt afford to rite wilb the ace ll1ld shl ft to INmpS because that seu up rwo club winnen in dummy. penninina you to diJClld both heart losen. Belit defense 11 fOf West to pe~vere with a club. dummy's jack forcing East's ICC as you run: 10 2• l• r.. 3• ,_ ... .... r.. .... Openina lead: Quocn or • One hean ditclld is noc eno1,1gh, but the hiah trump1 oo the tlble are all that you now need IO JCI home. Cl.\b the ace and kin& o( fans and rufl' a heart. (Even if Eut Cll'I O\'Ct· Nff, the contnct is safe -uy i1.) Play off the ICC and kin& of diamaods and ruff a clilmond with the five. lhen rufl' your remaining hell1 on the table. Now lead lhe jack (/( sPldes IOd. no maner how Wesi defends, you IOlse only iwo trumps and 1 club • Well done. Study all four lwldf in the diagram above. Would )'OU rather play or def end (our Alldes after the lead of lhe queen of clubl? With rwo four-aid minor suits, moll players fol.low North's example by ~ one dilmond. Despite l!ast'a ~ overcall. the rest of the lllCdoo ii rJ>Utine. and (Oijr apldea is the normal conlJ'ICt. (•cml _ ............. WI Clllrto 'f7 Whill, GIUI Fun Conv. $10,990.00 •17950 =--= VW Jllta GLS Sedln '01 GIMll wllln, Int, 5-tpd, $18,980.00 117809 Phllllpe Auto Mi-574-7777 vw ...... Gl.X &an '17 Bllclc w/Black lnl. auio- S 12,980 00 t18076 Phllllp1 Auto 949-574-7777 SELL ... F""*I Dperllld DM11r Wiii! <Ne! 40 yeatl up. Ml pay a YflfY fair pnce lor 'fOJI car V111 01 lnJc:k. paid lor 01 not. Call Od Rey 0 71~· 1931 OI 328-3228 Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? Let the Cla .. tfted Service Directory help you find reliable help. I REAL ESTATE I ···~Ron ~Yoona ~ Lbliltp A-iillltttlMI 714 4»7173 ... SS' - Wom1n1 Recovery of Callfornla "DONATE WHERE rT COUNTS" YOUR car. boat , train. plant. Anything thit mov11. If you want to htlp 1 woman In trouble 800-941-9048 Your money Buy a hope for women In need All donation• are Tax Deduc· tlble and go to Yellowatone We are a Non- profit 501 c (3) Corp. or Call 949-673-6894 PUBLIC NOTICE The Clllf. Nile> UtlllllH Com· .-.ion REOUAES ............. hold goodl ,,.,... orint ._ P.U.C C.T~-end cNullf'I ... .. T.C.P ....... Ill ........ , ... .,... .... ... _ ...... .... •d•-... ~ .. "'3. COIMllON n.._,.,,, Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE FIND •• an apartment through classified! ..,~~ ~ Prof"1tonal Painting ~..- Ill r'llJMi• Du :? a Nllll Clllr',,, I ._. .... o.r- c..--.ca (M)1413DOI Otl...,.,. • • • -- , ,. .. I ~ -' Ullll .... ------------ ------- ALL AROUND THE HOUSE Look for these experts daily In the service Directory ... Got Mold and Odors? 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