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Home My WebLink About2002-08-13 - Orange Coast Pilot... • • • • . ~ . . . • 10 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 1UESDAY,AUGUST13,2002 \ r PlanJiers·hold firm on rul~s .for popular fields Tournament limits at Costa Mesa's Farm Sports Complex will stand, but Sunday starts can be earlier. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot Planning commJssioners de- cided there was no need for more than four special event.s per year at the farm complex. which was opened in 1998 to ac- commodate youth soccer. Com- misakmers acknowledged that during those periodic special events, Sunday games could start earlier than regularly al- lowed to accommodate touma- a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, except for tournament Sundays. when games may start at 9 a.m. Mesa-based AYSO program, 1.ich has said The dedicated soccer dad has maintained his region should have priority for the use of the farm fields because it offers serv- ice to more Costa Mesa resi- dents. I OOSTA MESA -The Planning ment achedules. The city's recreation depart- ment asked the commission to interpret the original conditions of approval regarding the hows of use and tournaments per year after concerns were raised dur- ing community meetings on the subject. American Youth Soccer Organization representatives raised many of those questions. Zlcb added that AYSO has no need for more than four tourna- ments a year and that any addi- tional allocation would accom- modate teams from outside of the area that havt; onJy ll couple of Costa Mesa players. Cornmisaion wwllmous!y ·1 realize it's an extra incon- agreed Monday to uphold previ-wnience for the (surroWlding) ous conditions of approval for homeowners. but I Wlderstand it the Farm sPort.s Complex that • Is necessary for tournament limit tournament play on the play," Commissioner Walt Dav- popular soccer fields to four enport said. Jon Zich, a former commis- sioner of Costa Mesa's AYSO Re- gion l 20, has long claimed that the city has been inconsistent in approving or denying permits for certain fields. His biggest con- cern Is that out-of-area teams re- ceive priority over the Costa "You don't hear anyone here asking for eight tournaments a year," he said. weekends per year but voted to Farm complex fields may be allow tournaments to start used from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon- earUer on Sundays. day through Saturday and 11 The original condition of ap- See FIELDS, Pace A4 POLE POSITION DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Like a reaMife spider-man, saUor Mike Hayden climbs to the top of the mast on his sailboat Havoc to release the spinnaker, which got caught at the top after a day in-the wind. County housing group sues trailer park owner The nonprofit council claims 2 Costa Mesa mobile home parks discriminate against children. Lolita H•rper Daily Pifot COSTA MESA -A nonprofit fair housing orpnizadon sued a Costa Mesa trailer put owner In July for al- legedly dllcrtmlnadDI ipinlt fam.iUel with chlJdren. wbk:h vtolates ltate fair housing standards. officials sald. Ellz.aQeth Pierson, lead counsel for the Fair Housing CoWlcil of Orange County -a private nonprofit organJ- ution -said her oftlce sued the owner of the El Nido and Snug Harbor Mobile Home parks because the man- aging office -used to manage both sites -di.splayed a sign that read "no chDdren, no doga" The trailer parks seem to have a policy not to rent or lease to famllles with cllildren, which violates state fair boullng laws. Pierson said. The or-..,adon. which has operated since 1965 and is subskilzed by public THE VERDICT grants, hopes to change the policy at the trailer park and recover an undis- clo6ed amount to cover legal expenses, Pierson said. Joseph G. Brown, the owner of the parb, called the lawsuit •frM>ious" and said he was not discrlm.inating against familles with children but giv- ing them fair warning. The sign prohibitins children and dogs, which Pierson says denotes a dlacrimlnatory policy, simply outlinel the fact tfiat the majority of the trailer homes.,,, not suitable for cbUd.ren or dogs, Brown said . OnJy ef8bt of 120 homes in the parks, such as a double-wide mobile home, can house more than one per- son, Brown said. The rest are a.bout 8 by 25 feet and have less than 200 square feet of 1pace. be said Brown, who accept.a government housing vouchers. said he was advised by COWlty officials that trailers that unaiI could only house one person. And that means no children. he ta.Id Ken Domer, spokesman for the Orange County Houalng Authority, said his oftlce operates Wlder fedenl housing quality atandarda. which SM TRAILER, hie M Daily Pilot SPORTS lsai Viveros boots in a goal during a Pilot Cup game in June 2001. OCEAN CLEANUP 'Bleaching begins of waste water The Orange County Sanitation District's move complies with a deadline imposed by the regional water-quality board. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -The Orange CoWlty Sanitation District began bleach- ing its waste water Monday as a contro- versial first-step effort to dean up millions of gallons of daily discharge off the city's shores. • •Chlorine bleach and the de-chlorina- tion chemical are being used as a short- term option to reduce bacteria,• said Usa Murphy, the district's spokeswoman. ·The community called out for an immediate improvement to the quality of the (waste water). This is the sanitation district's an- swer to that call.· By implementing the treatment, the sanitation district met a Monday deadline, set by the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board at a July 19 meeting. District officials say the move should re- move their sewage plume from the lineup of potential offenders bringing bacteria into the surf zone. Sanitation district managers are using an industrial-strength bleach that's about three times as powerful as the type found tucked beneath most kitchen sinks. They'll use between lB,000 to 20,000 gal- lons per day, Murphy said. Every day. the district releases 234 mil- lion gallons of partially treated waste wa- ter into the ocean from an outfall pipe on the ocean Ooor 4~ miles out to sea off the Santa Ana River mouth. On July 17, the district's board approved stepped-up treatment for the discharge on a 13-12 vote after months of debate and dis<:u.aion over a federal waiver the dis- trict had that allowed it to skirt Oean Wa- ter Act rules. Chlorination ls an extra mea- aure. Murphy said the district bleaches the sewage with the powerful agent. then uses a d~chlorlnation chemical to remove the substance, which is extremely hannful to eealife. The district bas prom.iled to ·continue Dogs a· hungry mans best fr.iend AT A GLANCE ONlltEWEB: _._.,,._ccrn Tetee~endtllldelbl looll 91 gOMw ~Wood end hie run to tM ifli91ilpuo1hip It WEATHER ........................ ... -. ...... ln .. 'JOL ~ ............. ,. .... ................ ? ........ Sund9y"t CDllli ..... Qty aw.,...~ .... ce... MwGalra __,a.. ........ LAWIUll'll11\ID • • •• .. ,. • 'AZ Tuesdl!V, AujuSt 13, 2002 " ' r SUM ME I TORIES KIDS TALK BACK The wish t~at tops their list FOr ttJ_e young at art The Daily Pilot went to Fashion Island in Newport Beach to ask kids, 'If you could have one wish, what would it be?' "That I could Oy." MEGAN ROACH,6, Newport Beach "M&Ms ... pink ... M&Ms.~ JORDAN RIGGS,2, Costa Mesa "A big blue slide. n EMMA ZUSAG, 4, Newport Beach A Newport Beach museum's silmmer program encourages children to learn from its exhibitions. Youn1Chant Daily Pilot E ric Essen learned about design and wood constructing last ~k during a Pop Assemblage class at the Orange County'Mtfseutn of Art.-.... . Just 11, he walked through the museum's permanent collection as part of his lesson and saw Andy Warhol's famous worb. The yoUhg student said he saw "famous pictures like the Campbell soup picture, the Marilyn Monroe picture and the Olinese guy picture." After seeing all this, Eric spent much of last week contributing to a large wooden sculpture that . contained multiple images of self-portraits -that of each of the class' 6· to 12-year-old students. The project relates to Warhol's "Mao," in the museum's permanent collection. ' "The strategy behind the courses that are offered Is usually we like them to relate to the exhibitions that are on display at the musewn. ... Some have been relating to the biennial exhibition up currently, and some may just relate to other artists that we have in our permanent collection," said Jennifer Katz, the education associate for public programs at the museum who chose which c~ to offer. The series of 14 art classes for children started in early July. Four classes are left, with two being offered this week and two being presented next week. F.ach course is a week long. Age requirements vary per class. 'What we're trying to do is expose them to how real artists are ... ' ........... Km. museum's education associate for public programs are so many diJferent ways contemporary artists are wo~g." Oasses going on this week are . "California Dreamin' " and "Ught Beams and Color Clashes." The first offers children between 6 and 12 the opportunity to study themes in CalHomia arts. Students will walk through the 2002 California Biennial exhibit and will practice drawing, painting and other skills. By the end of the week. diey will have a portfolio, just like real artists do. "Ught Beams" will focus on light sources. Projects include working in plein air watercolors and building metallic clay works. Beginning Monday are "Poems and Pictures," where children can learn · about wo.-ds and pictures melding ln art, and "What a Scene!" -in which students will learn to draw a scene or character while hearing classical music from a theatrical work. This activity correlates with the art of storyboard designer Dan Sayre Groesbeck., whose works are currently at the museum. Some enrollment spots are still open and fees vary. Of having her son learn art at a real art venue, Eric's mother, Terry, said the classes afford the young artist a specific yet thorough education. "To live a really good life." "What we're trying to do is expose them to how real artists are, all the different ways artists can create art and also express themselves," Katz said. •As we see in the biennial, there ·1 think it gives him a really good idea of what's out there and what he can aspire to if he decides to pursue a career in art." she said. CRYSTAi. LAUDERDALE I DAILY PILOT Nikki He.zar, 7, finishes up a week.fang project for a children's class in Pop Assemblage at the Orange County MU~um of Art in Newport Beach._ ASHLEY SEIGEL,.11, Newport Beach "Tobe healthy and not have any problems in my life." CHARLOTTE MYERS, 11, Newport Beach "For my whole family to be healthy." CLAIRE CRADE, 10, Newport Beach -Interviews and photos compiled by Oiristine Carrillo FUN STUFF COSTA MESA TRAINS ON THE TMCU On the third WMlcend of Md\ monlh, engineera dlmb ebolrd their trlinl end travel on three,...._ of tnd at Fairview Part< to diepley....,. ~and dl...t englnee. 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The ...,,. will be found tNs evening, e>ecept for tome ....... ,_ 7!111.m • Ulp.m. 1:21 p.m. 2:10a.m. . ' NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW , ON THE . AGENDA COIN·OPERATED TELESCOPES Revilltinc ID illue that dnw eome controveny Jut month, the Newport Belch City Council will co~ whether to cbanp.tta wndor of COln·C>pllated =-at dty parb, plen other k>c:I~ ltd bawl*XMD ~the cantnct away ti VIDdor of more than 50 ~Carden Coln 'Nllcope. Ind =tolbww WHAT TO UPICT: ACuden~ta· ttve Jut mon made a SoOd Qll to coundJ memben on why dwy ahould continue tMlr W.U.. Nl&donlhlp. No~ltdtn haw rtdrmed thetr pmtoua recommenda· Uon that the dty lwltcb. Coundl memben may ormaynot1p11. FORD ROAD·MIA IMNOVIMINTI Coundl membtn wW conaider a llftll of ad· m1niltrattw ltepl toward maldna~tl tn thlU'M Ind Jambortt l'OICll. 1b.y will vote OD Ul ltmna. Ill of diem to nileut bond morwy. to move I.held with lmprovementl for thearee.. WHA1 TO IJCPICT: All atx ltmm are on the coment calendar. whlcb is aup= to IAgnlfy a · slam But the~ of lmprovementl and red n!:kc tnwived are co cated en~ that" =t of a number o cSe. could tum into a atumbUng bled. GUEST COTTAGE KITCHENS Padflc Bay Homel WU lhot down by the Plan· =mmleetonwbm whedwr it could put ldtcbml In 11 guelt COttllM 1t 11 build1ns u ~of the One Pord dewlopment The dewloper bu appeUed to the~ Cound1, wh1c:b cab lta ftnt look at the laue ton1gbt WHAT TO DPICT: 'IDnJsbt'a ~on on the man. w01 be a publlc~ membm worn vote on the llM.l8 undl a IUbeequent meel1ng. HOAG HOSPITAL EXPANSION Hale --imr= I&)' they need a more room than a preYbal ::n,;:::=n and the lddidoll ot dMt ... Womm'I Ptmllon. HolpbJ 1epr-.t.l.lhw WUll dMt diy to IUbCnct I from th* mflhnum bulldlble floor ..... por· ' doal of tbe boepl1ml that wlll ~only :t., a.atlDll• .... =CID be done ........ ~-ud· lryl'OOIDI ....... tnmc. WHAT TO 1J11111CT: 1bDflbl't ......... &pubic ..... ~ pioblblJ wtll::.., dM ~ .... • bin coundl ......... • • . TUttdlr. ,.... u. ... . .. . Supervisors to consider expanding dredging Board will decide today if dock owners in four areu of Back Bay and Newport Harbor will be able to seek permits from the city insJead of the coastal commission. bubor reeourcee manager. "1bey11 be able to (dredp) juat Ub everybody .... Memben of the Callfomta c.outal CommlMlon on March 5 pw the dredalnl green liaht to ptopeny ownira fn four ueu - the eouth lkie df Udo Iale. South Bay Front on Balboa Ialand, Har· bor Wand and DoYer Shoree tn Upper Newport Bay. A handful of ama11 dredpn and hundred.I of prtvate_ prop· erty owners have been lobbying for the to·abead on the clredGnl atnce 1999, when the dty ft.rat bepn punWnc • .,..-m&t to pant IUb·permltl to l'lllMMt Mnd and eect•ment ftom the bot· tom of Back Bay or Newport Harbor. The Army Corpe ot ~ and the coutaJ romm•••on tl· naDy approY'ld it ...u. th1I year. Supervilon will be uked to a1gn off on the permit today, u well u jointly ofter relmbune· ment for the drtdalnl. Coutal commfulonera ftnt offered the permit to the dty tn 2000 for partial dted8lnl of tba harbor. About 1,200 private dock ownen haw clamored to dredge under thtlr docb. With the approval, ownera of docb ln the four •c10Md• areu could apply to the dty for dredging pennitl lnltead of be· lna n1qu1nd to So duoutb a la· 'We've bMn abueed tW borioue application to the com· . million. "-kltnt1 could MCW'I people. We have • a permit tn so to eo day.. tn-huge lnvMtment In ateld of about two yeus, Me.;' I -t ..,.,....,,. 1um aald. equ P•, .en .... ~ • JUcbt now. to 1tCWe a •ub· sitting here gathering permit, rnldentl mutt com-, mSMton a handful of atudJes -rult. • IOU t•t, IWW)' for eel put u.. ....... and check for caulerpa tu:lfo-Shelrnlker'a pres6dlnt Ua, which 11 a1ao known U •ldller algae.• Eel grua is pro· tected u an endangered ape· ciet of plant, and lciller alpe bu been a tupt for eradica- tion by It.ate ftah and pme regulatort. After the lnltial permit WU is· 1ued, ln 2000, a handful of amall dredprt were flooded with re- quest.a to perform the work. One of the dredgen, Shellmaker Inc., bu bad to tum away NII· • dent.a tn the four MCdoDI wbo are frustrated by the del9J9 to baw· Mdi.ment removed from under their docb. "We've been abuaed = ple, • Mid Ula Sm.Ith, ~- er'1 president. "We haw a ... lnveatment tn equlpmeat tMi'I titting here ptherina Nit.• Piecemakers settle libel case with code enforcers The Costa Mesa religious group agrees to pay two health Inspectors $10,000 each to avoid trial scheduled to begin Monday. Deirdre Ntwm1n D1llyPllot COSTA MESA -A relJatoua pup hu awn9d a trlal over charlM lta mtmbtn libeled two Or&nlt County t.lth·codt ln· Ylltlpton, llttllnt tht cue for 110.000 each. The Ps.otmlken, lllo known u the Body of Ovtlt Pellowahip. LI a lfO\IP of about 30 people who U... communally tn llx MMa Verde homtt. lnltead or follow· 1nl a tndltional tam1ly 1tructurt. mtmben vtew ti.Cb other u brothen and .... Thi)' rwjtct muriqe and abltltn from MIL The faWlult. Sled ln November by Karen Newt and Bruce Pree· man, alleged that tbt lttdor of the Piecemaken and a fonner member llbelod them l.n the poup'I ntwlleuen and ln news· paper adwnilt1n41nt1. The cue wu aottled ln May, a\'OldJns & trial that WU IChed- ultd to •tart Monda}( Th• anor· nty for N9Wt and Prttman Mid Ill h1a clitntl really wanted WU an apololY from Plecemalcm leader Marie JColutn.ald and for· mer member Ann• Sorenaon. •Barty on, Ill wt wanted wu a retraction and (for them) to ac· knowltdp thty wtrw wrona. which JColutn.ald refuted to do," anomey John Gulino Mid. "If lhe OusUled ads work for llllll••··y~~ THE Daily Pilot ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR. OP NEW BALANCE SHOP.S --....... try Oft -... fashion shoes. Wt'rt Clftlllllfllll to 9'v11W YI" I prafmlanal ftnlnt and WI hem .. the ................. WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~rante 9'1.am·ma (jina Monclay-Friclayi 4130-61lS • refuled, Ill we had lef\ wu to try to recover enoUlh d&mapl to get aome kind of lmpact. '° thty realize what thty haw do~e LI lnapproprtato. • The Pleeemakert' attomty. Jack Danlelt, Mid tho IOftlemont wu an economic dec:laton, putt and almplt. "lt would haYI coet a lot mort to try It than to IOftl• It,• Oan1e1' Mid. "We felt we would haw uld· mately pmalled. • JColulnaJd is out or town, and Sorenaon did not mum phone calla. Newe Mid the Httlement at· talned the dlllrod tfrtct of C&UI• lng the Plecemabn to atop the penonal attacb on lnWldp· tora. "I'm aadlfted with the Mttle· ment. • Newe Mid. MHer latett newll~ doet not mention u.a 11111 P\I~ :\All I l '~<.l ''-. New Medical Product.1 Inventor N.B. PodiauUt Dr. Roth Low Cott • No Oral Med.lcatiom Money 8M:k Guarantee!! Call Suah for info (949) 752-7661 www.DrRodu.com by name, and I conalder that a IUCClll.• Some of the Ubeloua allep- tiona ttemmed from a Plecemak· en ntwlletter releued In No· vember 2000 ln whJch Kolaalnlkl called Newe and freeman Mtwo rapllt1• who vlolatod the group'• conadtudonal rtaht1 by entering the 1tore and dtln1 them for code vloladona. Aleo. on Nov. 29, the Loa An· pl11 Timel, Oranp County edl· don, ran an advertllement placed by the Pltcemaken that called the two "martlan ~P· t0t1.• After the lawsuit wu ftlod, Ko· 1ulnald and SOrenaon liked the judp to clllm1u the 1ult beuuae thry believed thry did not be· have illegally. The judge denied tht rtqU9lt and made a ftndlnt that the 1tatoment1 were Ubtloul and were not protected by any con· adtudonal prtvUep. Gulino llld. "I think that'• what apurnd the Plecemakert Into nesoda· tlon, • Gulino aatd. "'?My lcMw II they tried thtt thty would loae." The Plece:makart MCtW a aeparate harulmtnt IUlt aplntt the eon of 1 fonDs member ln NOYembtr 2000. That cue ended wtth the eon 1pololl&ln1 to the sroup tor comment1 made after bll mother, a 20·yeu member of the group, failed to attend bll college graduation. :Newport "Beacfi Conference & Visitors 'Bureau awards <Tfie !Arcfies "<Tfit Certifica~ of appreciation 'Fo.r Outstanding Support '(:,iJContribution., [' -· M Tuesday, Al.cult 13, 200~ PUBUCSAFEY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Charge changed in case of Corona del Mar rape rape, the district attomey's of· flee charged the boys with pen- etration with fbretgn objects and drug8iilg the victim. Three teenagers accused of gang-raping a IS.year-old girJ at a Corona del Mar home over the Fourth of July weekend were bade in court Monday. In Monday's bearing Deputf Dist Atty. Jana Hoft'mann changed the wording in one of the charges to make it more deer. The suspects will return to court next week to re-plead that charge. Thell' pretrial hearing is still scheduled for Aug. 21. On July 17, Gregory Haid!, Kyle Nachreiner and Keith Spann -all 17-year·oJds from San Bernardino County - pleaded not guilty to '21 felony counts stemming from the aJ . leged July 5 rape. In addition to Police say red-light runner caused collision A red-light runner caused a chaih-reactlon traffic collision Sunday in Newport Beach that FIELDS Continued from Al proval, which is considered a le- gal land-use restriction, states the farm complex could onJy be scheduled for four tournaments, or special events, per year for consecutive Saturday and Sun- No matter what you're doing. your hometown newspaper fll:. Daily Pilot day play. The number of tourna- ments being played at the soocel' complex bas doubled since the original permit was enacted, a staff report shows. To keep that same level of play, planning commis6ioners would have to approve a modification to the original permit. Many residents who live near the popular soccer complex TRAILER Continued from Al qualify trailer homes with less than 200 square feet as suitable for only one person. According to a verbaJ description of the small trailers in question at El Nido, Brown is operating under fed eral housing standards, Domer said. Domer could not comment on ~~ R es taura nt ---Establlshed In 1962 --- sent three people to the hoapi· tal, police said Monday. The craah occuned about 3:30 p.m . at the intersection of Jamboree Road and Bison Av- enue, said Newport Beach Po- lice U . John ICJein. . • ..L An Isuzu Rodeo ran througn the red Ugbt and collided with a Jeep Grand Olerokee In the northbound lanes of Jamboree. The Olerokee collided with a black Mercedes-Benz on the southbound aide of the road that then hit a blue minivan. Three people In the Jeep were injured -the most se- vere with a broken wrist. -Deirdre Newman pJeaded with commissioners to uphold the previous restrictions becaii.se the noise and traffic on weekends is unbearable. Resident Ed Keene said it wasn't necessarily the players who were loud but the specta- tors. ~It isn't the kids making the noise, it's the adults," Keene said. uThey're really screaming at the discrimination suit in gen- eral. The family that prompted the suit was not looking to rent space for a trailer but for a larger mo- bile home. Pierson said the family, which has not been named, was discouraged from bringing children to the home and subsequendy contacted the Fair Housing Council. Brown. who denies any dis- crimination, said he does not understand why parents would want to bring children into a WATER Continued from Al chlorinating the waste water for · the next three years. --Q.aality Semce- '"**Ni d Entertainment*** When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers An~ Help (Adull, Juvenile. Felony. Misdemeanor) Certified Specialist., Criminal Law CaJifomia Board of Legal Specialization Past Presideni of the Association of Orange County Deputy District' Attorneys" · ~. "''··· .. ,. • Country w~ ColltctionTM • Dueetd honeya>mb shades • Siltoueftd ~TM • l.uminetW Privacy~ ·~window~ • hh lad!TM cmtom shuttm Some environmentalists have C{lJestioned the chlorination process. VERDICT Continued from Al dogs, specilically my deg. I have a beagle. The trouble with beagles is that they don't understand a dog's place. As enthusiastic as I am about dogs, I make a distinction between humans and dogs -but my beagle doesn't. There is not a single sofa or chall' in the house that is not hers. You know they are hers because she kicks off all the pillows and cushions before settling in. AB for the bed, I don't know bow such a small dog can take up such a large space, but I find myself clinging to the edge to keep from falling off. AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND TowN itema to the Daily Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Coate M ... , CA 92627; bv fax to (949) 846-4170: or bv calling (949) 157"'"'298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A complete llatlng It available at www.dallypllotcom. TODAY GrWMI ..._. PfOlratn •EJq>ect the Unex'peeted; geered toward d\lldren entering first through abc1h gnldea. wlll begin at 3 p.m. at the Corona del Mer Utnry. The pn)gram, which wfft wrep up the N9wport Beectt Public Ubrary . Summer Reading Program, will Include a magic ahow petformence by Magic Castle ent1Mt811ier David Sble, refrtllhmenta and • grand-i>rtze chwlng. The library la at '20 Marigold Ave. Free. (Me) . 717-3801 ot WWW.tNWpOttbHc:tt- 1/brary.org, A concert with ..... bend Octavio Aguero• wtll be held from 6:16 to 7:46 p.m. et Fairview Pa rte In Cotta M .... TM concert It part of the city'• third annual Conoerta In the Partc ..n.a. Free. The part< la et 2525 Pf9Centla Ave. (714) 754-5223. WEDNUOAY • ,.., Amid ...... progrem for reeden 18 and older wttl hold h9 ftnel mMllng at 10 a.m. at the Marlnerl lrenctl Ubrwy. The grancMlnale progr9m •Expect the u~· forcHlchl• anteflng ... through llxth __ ........... .. ·~-- POLICE FILES COITAllUA •Club HouM Roed: A commercfal burglary w .. reported In the 3000 block at 2:12 a.m. Sunday. • Eat 11th 8trMt: Vandanam waa reported In the 400 block at 8:16 a.m . Sunday. • El Camino Dttve: A 22-year-old man waa arre1ted on auaplcion of 1parklng a hit-and-run at 3:10 p.m . Sunday. • Ulll•n Place: A 48-year-old man was arreat!KI on suspicion those kids." Neighbois also complained about players -and adult&- climbing over the fence to re- trieve balls and· overall supervi· sion or the fields. Commissioner Eleanor Egan recommended that residents re- cord each time someone climbed over their ferice, or used a prohibited blow horn, and trailerparkenviroIUDentthathas no sidewalks, no place to play, high levels of traffic and frequent visits from the police. HWe just said If you are going to have kids, you have to under- stand there are some frailties to living in a trailer home/ Brown said. He said he tries to stay above board and keep families on a level playing field by telling them about the type of environment they could be bringing their chil- dren into -an environment Doug Korthof, a founder oC the ·activist committee Ocean Outfall Group, said bleaching leaves po- tentially harmful chemicaJ com- pounds in the waste water. Korthof said there are still nag- ging questions about how to manage the waste water over the longer tenn. "Otlorination is only a short- We operate on beagle time. 1 know it's motning not because I've opened my eyes but because the beagle is banging on the side of the bed demanding her breaJcfast. Which brings up the subject of food. A beagle is not a large dog. but mine has a large appetite. A drawer doesn't open in the kitchen that she's not instantly there demanding her sliare. She's only about 14 inches high, but I've learned not to put anything near the edge of the counter. She ate almost a powid of peanut brittle recently when I made that mistake. As you may imagine, with an appetite like that, keeping her gl.rlish figure is difficult. P.xerdse would help, but brisk walks aren't in her maJceup. On our seventh through 12th grades in a aeries of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn . Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717·3801. A eemlnar dlecuaalng how nutrition can improve your kn ... will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In the Patio Cafe In Costa Meu. The seminar ia sponsored by Mother'• Martcet. Free. The caf6 Is at 226 E. 17th St. (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY ChlldNn -.m.e~ ............ -ftrst through alxth grades are invited to attend the grand-finale program "Expect the Unexpected" beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch Library. The program will Include a magic 1how performance bv Magic Castle entertainer Dav1d Skale, ""'-hments end• grand-prize drawing., The library 11 at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (948) 717-3801 or www.n.wpott- bHdtlibrery.oru. -~~ -.nue: A 23-yMf'Old man waa arrested on auaplcton of aaaault wfttl a deadly weapon of poneaalng I COl)trolled aubatance at 3:4& a.m. Sll~Y· • w.t...., 9lrMt: An auto theft WU reported In the 7800 block at 9:17 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • Cannel Bey: A vehicle burglary waa reported at 9:62 a.m.Sunday. • East Balboa Boul9verd: • at 2:2A a.m. Sunday. •Newport C...-Drive: A 37~year-old man WH arrested on 1uapicion of disorderly conduct and alcohol Intoxication at 9:20 p.m; In the 400 bfodc Saturday • Vandallam wa1 reported Jn the 300 blodc at 8:26 a.m. Sunday. • McFedden Place: A pettv theft was reported In the 100 block at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. bring the information to the Parks and Recreation Commis· sion . Recreation staffers could then start denying permits to or- ganizations that refuse to follow the rules, she said. • l.DUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at . lolita.harper@latlmes.com. with more than its Call' share of registered sex and drug offend- ers. "I would no more let my chil- dren live here than the man on the moon, H Brown said. "I would be in even a bigger lawsuit if something happened to a child and I hadn't disclosed what type or place this is. H • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolfta.harper@lstimes.com. term answer," Kotthof said. "It's going to create a lot of bad !chemical) compounds in the water." • PAUL CUNlON covers the environment and politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at psul.clinton@- latlmes.com. daily outings, she has to sniff every blade or grass and every clump of Dowers, which makes for slow going. We expend a lot of time but not a lot of energy on our walks. When I am gone. she plants herself in the front window waiting for my return, and when I open the front door she makes excited yips and.runs aroWld in U~edrcles.Jusedtothinklt was because she was so glad to see me, but as her little circles inevitably take her into the kitcben, l\ie decided it's just her way of saying it's time to eat again. • ROBERT GAADNER la a Corona del Mar rMident and a former Judge. Hie column ruM Tueadaya. Books; which will conclude the 2002 adult summer reading program•. The program will begin at 3 p.m. and will be held in the Corona del Mar Branch Library. Th•llbrary la at 420 Marigold Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.rntwportbeadl- library.org. MONDAY The flnel prqgrwn "Peer Amid Boob," geared toward readers older than 18, will be held In the Balboa Branch Library at 6:30 p.m. The program will conclude the 2002 adult 1ummer reading programs. The library la at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (949) 717-3801 or Www.nt1WpOttbtJad11/brary.org. AUGUST20 A aemlMr on the MtUl'll approach to Atlention Defk:i1 Oiaorder will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at the Patio CaM In Costa Meae. The seminar 11 sponsored bv Mothert1 Martel Free. The caM II at 226 E. 17th St. (948) 831~741. ONGOING The~ ................. Club r""'8 et 10 a.m. the third Wedliwt.y of~ month, except July~ Dectmber, at veried loaldona. The group.• aodal orgenludon for people who haw lived In Nw;tport 8-d1 for f9w9r than tMt Y9W'f. mMll for events, ecdvtdee 9nd ..... tripe. (148) Ml 1122 • The,....of ... N9Uupld ... Public Ubrrt ...... dONtlonl to,..""* IDr ... llbrety.-m. loolla1111Yllil ... atll"fofthettw.. ..... ......................... Mr..-..orCC...dlllW.~ 'NY lllo ................ ................. 9111? ..... ,. ...... ::=.r::::r:=L . , .............. .. 111 t P =-Du .. w •trr 1m111C11• .................. ... • w..t 11ttl 8trMt: A 23-year-old man waa arrested on suspicion of exhlbftJng a · deadly weapon,ln the 1800 blodc at 10:15 p.m. Sunday. .blm F. B5Clt. VltllllllDD far )Olm R Bec:k.ar.......,.. Bay Cub IMlllher md former NeWport-Mela resident. .... beld from S IO If p.m. today at Lesneekf Caloldal Chapel. MOS. l!l Cunlno Real.San~A recitation of the .boly rosary will be al 7:30 p.m. t~ Mau wlU take pJKe at to a.m. Wednelday at Our Lady of Fattma Catholic Chwch, 105 s. La F.aperama. San OemenJe. A reception will foUow before interment at Bwlrgree.n Memorial Pak in Riverside. Mr. Beet died Friday. Jfe wu 93. He is survtwd by wife Mary O'Toole Beck; sons WUHam Ray Beck. John Patrick Beck and David Anthony Beet; daughten Elllabetb Beck Scbletcber and 8arl>ara Beck Jencka: brother WOllun Beck; blne atepcblldren; ll grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren.. Mary J. Bliss . Semces for Mary J. Blisa. an 18-yar Newport Beech resident, will be held in Grants Pua, Ore. Mra. Bliu died of nawral c.met. She WU 80. She II .-vived I by busbud Pl'anldin Jones; IOD }Id B!lu; daughters lmlulne Berry, <Arol FeflllelOn and Merrilee Blfel; 10 grandcbildnD; and 12 great~dchild.ren. • The Dalyfllloe ..... •• ~tarr....,...or fcwrner .......... of Colla Mw ind Naspe11 laadt. If you .... ...,. .. obituary ...... In .. fllllot. allcyour mot-.rylO .. UI theinlom.aon ... MM110or ..... nMSrOOm•Cli8)• ... CAMPEAU, Chartene Joyce 59, of Costa Mesa died August 11 2002 of heart failure. She wu a lovtng wife. mother and grandmother. Surviving: Husband Larry Campeau, Son• Mike, Tom and Steve, and five grandchildren. A memorial aervlce will be held at 9:30 a.m ., Wednesday, Auguat 14 at Pacific View, Memorlal Pant, Corona def Mar. In Heu of flowera QOntributlona can be made to Hoag Hoepltal. ArrangefMntl by Pacffic View Mortuary (9'8)&4.4-2700 ., ... ,,, ... , • a membs or the Costa Me.a Comn•nity R.eciewi- opmmt Adioo Commlttee, I dial&ree with your recent artide CA Cloeer loot. "'Redevelopment poup ~ powdl burdlea." ftAJ8. 5) and edltortal ("'Time for loUgb dedalona OD the Welllkle, • Aug. 4) that paint a Mfldw picture of a bu:ge group that II unwieldy and moYlng too dowly for e«ecttw change on the WelClkle ol Costa Mesa. Aa to the ti:rJe of the group. there are 74 members OD the roster. Al. the first meedng ttiere were 45 members In attendance, and there appean'Jd to be doter to 60 at the second meeting. EWlr)'one In the lO()rtl Is ttwre be- ca&lle they care veiy much about what~ to Welt Costa Mesa. ~In the room wants to lm- pl'CM'West Costa Mesa. and they all ~~aremembem have been working with the city on plans b Westside lmpr<M!meot for at least the last three years. aome muchlollgU Yes, many of us are~ I was very frulttated when the city decided to ebeM the Westside Spe- cific Plan. But sinoe then. the city bas been moving forward on many ofthemo.t important issues raised by the community during the West· side Sped.lie; Plan sessions: They have hired more code enforcement of6cen, they are atardng this month to underground the utility lines along West 19th Street and Placentia Avenue, and they are well into the process or extending the Downtown Redevelopment Project Area lnto the Westside, wbk:h can allow for slgniflcant change. Maybe I'm less frumaled than some becauae I know progress has been made the entire time since the Wethide'Spedfk: Plan was shelved. This action committee was created as an effort to get everyone who has a stake In the lmprovanent of Costa Mesa into one room. after group1 bpt proft8ting that they weren't in- volvect in the Westllde Sped8c Plan. • Wfe°ve bad two meetingl IO far, and at the aecond meedng. 1 was very impftlled with the consultants' idea to accelerate the process. For IODle l'e8IOO. lt was not re- ported in the Daily Pilot that the majority of the group stroogly sup- ported the consultants' plan to have a two-day "common ground" con· ference in.the next month or so to define (or create a new list from pre- vious plans) the issues fadns the Westside, how strongly the group reels about them and the priority in which they should be solved. I thousbt that Was a great deal or progress after only two meetinp. The item that nine members or the group wanted to vote on at the last meeting (rezoning the Whittier blufJs to residential) is probably a good idea for the Westside. That most of the rest of the group didn't feel the second meeting was the right time for that doesn't make us dumb or mean wtfre trying to block meaningful action. Sure, I'd love to have my pet ideas (a major grocery store at 19th and Placentia; relocating the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen) adopted right away too. If I could do it myself, I would. But I can't do any of those things myself. We need to move for~ ward as a group. and then we need to be able to convince the City Council to act on the ideas that are overwhelmingly supported by thls group. I don't feel this group is too big or is moving too slowly. We've been given the opportunity to finally get the Westside we can all be proud of, and I look forward to worting with the other members to get to that day. •MARY FEWB. is a Costa Mau resident. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Greenlight represents what the council does not -the voters Constitution's guarantee of keep~ power in checlc and auuring that we the people are truly represented. Stevens bemoana the commercialization and degradation of •our pr:b:e jewel. our barboL" Indeed. he ii dgbL We could not agree more. But this dty consists of street.I and commwlitiea, as well as a waterfront We want to pm1e~ all of these "Jndoua uaeta." You are always welcome to join Green.li&ht In ita attempta to uw our quality of life OD both land and ML QM..,,., delPte SkMrlS' mWntapietadoo m ua mcmr. 1s noc. nor bM It ewr beeo a no-pMth mowmmt. ll ···~ movimnent Pmjec:tl dMll our city wtl aJnlklue ID rec::ehe OW' .,...... ,.... tblt beoeGt onty their~ wm not. The way to uaure th1a t. to support candidatee who truly repnMnt us. the reaklenta. Thankfully.' Gnenll&ht bu come up with just IUCb a elate. llM1llf Ne• DMD UTICI Newport BMdl Tuesday, .Au1ust 13, 2002 M MAILBAG FU PHOTO I DAILY PILOT The removal of the ficus trees that line Main Street on the Balboa Peninsula have stirred up a debate in the neighborhood. Peninsula's Main Street ficus trees should be replaced I am writing in response to the (Saturday) artide regarding the removal or the ficus trees on Main Street on the Balboa Peninsula \Talks on trees taking place"). I am a merchant and resident of Main Street. I live above my business at 104 Main St., so the trees directly affect my life on a daily basis. The ficus trees have caused loss of business due to having to dose and have (plumbers! try to unclog our drains. They have pulled out huge chunks of tree trunk every time they come - about three or four times a year. Not only is this costly in terms or business. but It disrupts our life when we can't Oush our toilets or take showers. I am strongly tn support of replacing the trees and know that if the "tree buggers" had them in their frontyard they would feel the same. I have lived in Balboa for 25 years and have had to fight with the trees and the mess they make for that long. There is no feasible reason to keep them. MICKEY FREDERIKSEN Balboa Peninsula Proposed health-care clinic will further burden Westside Tun i.s regarding .Blame game starts aunf>'U8Jl ~n," (Wednesday). Mentioned in tNs article were plans for the Rm Elementary health clinic to handle 9,000 annual vi.sits by its third year. I believe that ls a conservative estimate. It is unconscionable to ask any residential neighborhood to accommodate this influx of traffic for any reason. As a longtime Westside resident (40-plus years). I have witnessed the steady decline of the area The Westside does not need additional traffic to fuel its decline. A clinic serving thousands of people would be counterproductive to Westside redevelopment lf the clinic must be in Costa Mesa, find a location removed from a residential neighborhood. It is not burdensome to require people to put forth an effort to use public transporta· tion or to walk to get what they need or want. SHARON WILLIAMSON Costa Mesa America's flavor variety spices up its melting pot United we stand? I read Judith Hunt's letter Friday \Resi· dent wonders what to tell her dlDd about upcoming gay rally"). Where has this per- son been ln the last yar? 'Ihis country has suffered a great Im& and po8Sibly more to come, and she's wooied about having a gay parade In Costa Mesa? This is 2002. Welcome to the giand United States of America. This country is the melting pot of thousands of differ. ent ethnic groups who chose freedom. What makes America's melting pot so delicious? You guessed It -variety. All are endded to express their feelings. I think it Is about time for those of READERS RESPOND you who have not made the decision to stop the division in our lives, to re- alize what makes America beautiful; the variety, the freedom to express. to celebrate. We are all one or the same -we are all human beings -and we all have rights. LH>SEY NOAKES Costa Mesa C.Ouncil candidate clarifies intention of discussion 1n the Wednesday edition of the Pi- lot, one of the suo-beadlines reads ~candidate accuses the mayor of with· holding information." When I spoke publicly to Mayor Llnda Dixon, I simply brought up nu- merous questions that need to be an- swered about the proposed location of the CHOC facility. I also said Dixon mentioned she was unaware or the planned facility and that school dis· trict trustee Jim Ferryman saJct he had made Dixon aware or the facility. 'That is not the same as saying that she Intentionally withheld informadon. I simply wanted an exptanation of what was going on. My point was that she should be aware of what is going on in our cit)t I would not imply anything as drastic as withholding information without strong evidence. I have higher standards th.an tbaL ALI.AN R. MNtSOOR Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: Allan Manaoor is a Costa Mesa City Council andldate. Residents discuss use of backyards AT ISSUE: Costa Mesa leaders contemplated regulating the use of residents' backyards. I feel what you do in your yard is your own business and not the city's. u long as it Is not lDepl. a health hazard or a safety bu.aid. I haw Uwd in Costa Mesa for dM= put 44 yeen, and now 1 feel that J will have to moYe just to keep my freedom. RICHMD RITSCHK£ •ColtaMesa Cotta Mesa CoWlCllman Gary Monahan and relidenta Mitch Barrie and Dave Gou are dude a.anq>les of wbatl wrong with thi.s dty ("lleeidenta uniting against Oty Hall." July 25). Monahan Is a former bartender anointing hi.mlelf as •the little guy'I champion: and the others are a couple of l\1Y' with barely blue-collar attitudes that apRfmldy don't care that COlbl. Mesa hu aome of the uglielt lelldendal neighborhoods dl any beacb·~t city btlrweerl Malibu and Sml IJleF. Barrie i.s wrong on all ICCIOUDla. People live here for the Jocadon. climate and affordable houltng relative to other beach locadons. not die •dJversitY" and "live and let live" attitudes. The best homes in Costa Mela are worth only a down payment on comparable homes In Manhattan Beech. Hermosa Beach. Newport Beach. etc. And we have a much potential u mouoflbem. 1be dty ie.denblp needs to take bold action and do more than eliminate junk cars from t.c:kyards. ~ needs to be rezoning or the &irigle residential housing, elimination of higb-denllty apa.rtments and removal or inappropriate bustnetee&. The <lty Council, in trying to offend no one. hasn't acoomplilhed anything ...,,...._ In years and ultimately= iMfo.. CostaMela CHOC clinic has no place in school district or on Westside COMMUNITY COMMENTARY : 'M TuesdeY, Atc0tt i3, 2002 ' 2002 football schedule Non....,.,. • Fri .• Sept. 13- Corone del Mer (et Newport t H1rt>or), 7 Ftf ., Sept 20 -It Ch1mln9CM (Wlet Hlll1), 7:30 Thurs., S.pt. 28-~uni BNdt (It Newport H1rt>or), 7 Goldlnw.tlMiue Fri., Oct. 4-0oMn View (et Huntington lud\), 7 Ftf., Oct. t1 -S.ntt.go• (It BofM Grandt), 7 Ftf., Oct. 11-Orange (It Orlnge Coelt), 7 Fri •• Oct. 2S -&tancie (It N.wpott Hlrt>or), 7 "'-· Nov.1 -lt~, 7 flrt., Nov. I -S.ntl AN (It o .... Coelt), 7 . ..... Nov.11-Sedchbldc(lt ... Ant low(), 7 • .,_.. nonl11gue 91me ' ..... ' •• .. f , '. ' . SPORTS • . . . DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL POSTER SERIES 2002 STAT OF THE DAY Fourteen golfers break par at two-day Costa Mesa Championships. Daily Pilot lpoftl YIDt Roser Carlson • (949) 57~223 • Spotts Fu: (949) 650-0170 COSTA MESA CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS ... Taylor Wood (above) stands alone at the top of the Costa Mesa City Championships &lldayafternoonatCosta Mesa Gott and Country Club with a l 2~er score of 6&64 to claim honors in the 30th annual tournament. N>ove, left, are Ken Calvert (third, three strokes back) and, below Catvert, Mike Lavery (second, two strokes down). At left, Adam Marshall pwnps his fist into the air lfter a birdie on No. 7. He ftn6shed with a 138 over the twodey, two-course format. M rWM. Ed McGlasson tries to wl a putt to break right as a.~ a birdie shot on No. 7. McGlnson also tkished with • 138, breakilg Pl' by tow strokes. EYEOPENER • Daily~Pi~. Sport9 IW olfuae ·~ ... ----~ ---~ 19hoftcne JORDAN OTTERBEIN Tuesday, Aueust 13, 2002 A7 a-.,1 a lf1ilHp 130-Taylor Wood 112-Mica l..wery 133 -ICM\ c.lveft 138-Jeff Coburn 131-er.d S.Umenn 1•-Jim FudlS 138-Adwn Manhell 138-Ed McGfwon 139-PMrlc* c.nlgen 139 -Ted~ 139 -Keitt\ K.inlel WO -Greg Lopez 14'0 -Den Smith 141 -J.u AllaNd\ 142 -AttOv Anderton 142 -Ryan Gele 143 -Mel Colins 143-AttOv Overton 143 -Jefhy Payne 143-Jr. Lowden 143 -Doug Martinez 143 -David Trovato 143-Jay Jeng . 143-M. Wanamaker 144-J.D. Steam 144-Will Tipton 144-Eric Weng 144-Richatd Lee 144-8reene Murphy 144-Steve Butloct 145-DougTambare 145 -Marit Harding 145-Ryan Armstrong 145 -Aidt Nolan 145 -Blake Orgill 146-Jim Simpeon 146-Mike Klng 146-Robert Kramer 146-Byron Smith 146-Eric Brougher 147 -Alex Mungual 147 -Jeff Lai 147 -Danny lane 146-A. ThomPIOf"I 148-Chad Toweney 148-Jlm Jones 148-AttOv Homer 148-Timothy Moyers 148-Brennan Cedca 148-M.Chrlstenaen 148-Ger.nto R9yes 1G-Jeftlhomn 149 -vrnc:e Ori9coll 148 -Shinjlt'o Ot.nl 149-Jared Greene 148-TomHug 148-Merit Manwering Ml~lCulrnel 149-Lou c.n..:o, Jr. 160-ftven 9f¥:*' 150-0otWd Rhee 160-Aobeft 0.0.rdt 160-MerU.- 150-M.c.p."91 160-John lof9nlo 160-Etlc Mendel 150 -Bob Moof'9 160-Arr-RJndfte'ld'I 150-John Gillee .... tlalwt 196-Kift DencMe 1~ -M. ZlrnmerTMn 139-Jon TiecWe 139-Jeb Knul 139-Todd a...ng.ton 14'0-Jim Kuberm 14'0-Scoa Hef ldenon ,.., _St. Diehl 141 -Dwld Jonee 141 -Kyte R.ymond 141 -Aobeft St. John 142-George.....,. 142-.o.ytPmt.r 142-"-"1 w.dlf1 Ml-Jones CllotM 143-Tim fW*'V 143-... MoGinty 143-Brien lloriertv 143 __ ,.,. 143-JOn~ 143-....... w... Al T~. ~uit 13, ·2002 SPORTS Shadow lands l.ooldng back. 5 yea.rs ago this week: Costa Mesa pololsts playing as members of SoCaJ, a dub team based In 5 Tustin. win medals at lhe National Water Polo Junior Olympia. Costa Mesa High seniors Todd Hylton and a..-d CJeawr. along wilh recent graduate Jutdn Taylor, earn silver medals in the boys 17 -and-under division, losing to ORCA In the gold medal game, 5-4. SoCa.I beats . South Pasadena In double overtime, 10-9, to lake lhe bronze as Hunter Taylor scores three goals In lhe bronu-medal game to lead his team In scoring. In the 6J'St-ever professional water polo Ondnnad·bued Midland Redakina, but drop two games, 13·5, and 13-8, as the Redskins Win the title. Achterberg goes 2 for 3 in the nightcap, lncluding a solo- home run and a double to bring his series total to 6 for 17 (.353) with two homers, four RBis, Ove runs and a stolen base. Looking back. 10 years ago this week Ave area players earn AU-American honors at the Junior Nadonal Water Polo Ouunplonships at Fort Lauderdale. Fla Recent gJ&duates RUd ICrwnlnJ (Newpon · Harbor) and Amdn w.lr (C.orona del Mar) are named AU-Americans for 10 Peirsol (Hayley) sparkles She finishes in fifth place in the women's 400-meter individual · medley at Phillips 66 National Swimming Championships. FORT lAUDFJU:WJ?. F1a. Hayley Peirsol continued her suc- ceuful summer 8Wlmmlng season on the nadonal stage Monday. and 400 IM It the PhllHpl 66 Sprq~ Mwol N!ll IWkni In the 200 free~ the 800 &ee Frt- day and the 1,500 free~ Newport Harbor alumni.II and UC ~bound Lean was 24th In the men's 400 IM (4:04.98), more than four seconds off his preJiminary time. He will compete next In the 1,500 free Prlday and the 800 free Saturday. Hayteys older brother, Newport HarbOr alum and UnlYersity or 'll!xas-bowld Aaron, meed to a 2:06.78 in the preliminaries and didn't place in the finals, but still has much to prepare for as the No. I -seeded Pel.rsol will duel Lenny 1'rayzelburg. the rormer wndd-re- con:t bolder in the 200 backstroke, whose record Pmsol broke in March. in the 100 back today. . "' tournament game In the United States. the Newport Wave holds on a 16-14 victory over the San Francisco Bay Sharks in an exhibition game attended by oeady 2,000 fans at El Toro High. Waves' C.oach Joe Vargas said the "game was woo &om the two-point line." Newport takes an 11 ·6 halftime lead before San Francisco makes a strong second -baJf comeback, netting two goals in the final minute of the third quarter by Todd Hosmer and Wolf Wlgo. Leading. 15-14, with less than three minutes left ill game. the Waves' Jeremy l.Mter, a member of the Atlanta Olympic team. makes a key steal on Olympian Terry SchroedeT at the two-meter position. Drew Netherton would score a goal past the Sharb' goalkeeper for the two-goal cushion and win. leading the Fullerton-based E.A.S.T. squad to a third-place finish in the 17-and-under division.. Ctll'terWelrwas a first-team AU-American representing the CdM junior water polo program as Weir shares bll-American honors with teammates Morpn McDermott and Jeff Marchlcntatd. both second-team selections. Swimmlng for lrvlne NoYaquat· ics along with older brother Aaron Peirsoi Nicole Machy aOO Ryan Lean. the Newport Harbor senior (in September), took fifth place (4:48.30) in the women's 4CJO.me- ter kKIMduaJ medley during the Ont day of the six-day Phillips 66 National Swimming ChalDpion- shlpl at the Hall of Rune Aquatic Complex. • Peirsol beat her preliminary time (4:52.48) by nearly four sec- onds and swam the WI 100 me- ters in 1:04.48. Her fifth-place fin. ish Monday topped the finishes of her fellow Newport-Mesa swim- mers and continues her recent 1be two wiD also race In the- men's 200 back Thursday whm!i:;;; Peirsol ~ the No. 1 seed. Krayzel-• burg~ seeded. Peirsol the 2000 Olympic sOveni ~ defeated Krayzelburg. the 2000 OJympk: gold ~ in the 200 beck by 24 ooe-hun- dredths of a second at the Janet Evam Invitadonal Newpon Beach rider Guy Ackroyd wins his first motorcycle racing handicap main event at the Orange County Fairgrounds In a wir&to-wire victory In the eight-lap event before 3,800 fans. Scott Brant of Riverside makes a couple of moves to try and pass Ackroyd, but both times Ackroyd repels him. Host Harbor View Swim Team wins lhe South C.oast Swim Conference as they capture the title with a combined 1,942 points, 337 points beuer Lake Forest ll. Corona deJ Mar High senior outfielder and left fielder for the Orange County Dodgers Ryan Achterberg belts a two-run, fourth-inning home run off the scoreboard in left-center and finishes I for 3 with a walk and three runs in a 12-4 triumph over the Ontario Blue Jays from Canada in the Dodgers' fourth straight win to reach the championship game of the 38th Connie Mack World Series at Ricketts Parle in Farmington, N.M. Mickey 1 lartling coaches the Dodgers, a 17-and 18-year-old traveling baseball team, who win l5 s traight games at one point during the summer. improving their record to 30-6. They oulscore !heir opponents, 5 1-13, in the World Series. The Dodgers would reach the championship against the Nine representatives from the Newport Beach Junior Ufeguard program brln8 home four gold medals, four silver medals and seven bronz.e medals in the program's best performance at the Junior Ufeguard Nationals in Galveston, Texas. Newport Beach resident Outs Rlclwdeon wins the gold in the A Division (ages 14-15) distance paddle while MJ.ty Mallory of Newport Beach Wins the individual gold in the girls A Division distance paddle race. Shayne ••tgblln and CdM resident Nettle-Alahuler combine for a reserve race gold medal In the B Division (ages 12-13). Newport's Bndy Barto rescues Costa Mesa's Molly Mellum to claJm the silver medal in the C Division lages 9-11). Newport Beach'~ John Jonee, 14, earns the silver In the run-swim-run event as Tommy 7AlvllJa. 13, from Newport Beach takes third in the B Division distance run while Branford Stn1n. Alshuler. Richardson and Jones then team to surge. She won the 800 free and fin- ished second in the 400 free at the Janet Evans Invitational July • 19, and placed second In the 800 free and third In both the 1,500 free DEEP SEA MONDAY'S COUNTS ~landing -7 boats 163 anglers. 16 yellowtail, 106 albacore, 21 bluefin, 14 barracuda, 13 calico bass, 802 san·d bass. 41 sculpin, 8 sole. Haytey'&f'eUow Newport Harbor teammate and high school All- American Nicole Mackey WU dis- qualifted in the women's 400 IM . and the 100 butterfty Monday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CelebratinR the Daft Pilot's Athlete oflhe WeelC series win the bronze in the swim relay. • -compiled by 8r)U Alderton Water fitness certification course NEWPORT BFACI 1-The reg- istration deadline i.s quickly ap- proaching for a September class for !hose interested in teaching water exercise courses. interest in becoming water fit- ness instructors and costs $158. exercise. Contact Sally Kuledge at (949) 642·9990, ext. 110. Kuledge hosts classes at the YMCA. Persons can also contact Sally Stanton who will be teaching the class at (949) 646-6446. Persons currently teaching but do not have credentials are en- couraged to attend the course. Aspiring water fitness instruc- tors have uni.ii Sunday to sign up for the National Certification Course for Water Fitness Instructors held from 9:45 a.m. to 4 p.m . Sept. 8 al the CentraJ Orange Coast YMCA in Newport Beach. The course is open to persons ages 16 and older who have an An advanced course will be held the same d ay for individuals who either have a cwrent water exercise instructors certificate and have taught more than two years and a minimum of 100 hours, or have a minimum three years experience teaching water exercise and at least 150 hours of actual experience teaching water The YMCA Is at 2300 Univer- sity Dr. in Newport Beach. The United States Wa ter Fit- ness Association National Head- quarters is at P.O. Box 3279, Boynton Beach, Aa., 33424, and lhe phone number is (561) 732- 9908. fOl IKUlAI l&lllG CURRENT BUSINESS UPOA T( ON IMPLEMCN IAllON or THl N(W· PORT COAST PRE·AN· NlXAllON AGRECMENT PU81 IC HCARI NGS p,.c1r1C BAY HOMES (PA2001 2~0) ONE ADVlll!UIOO fOl leS fORO ROAD · APPEAi. Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION OECISIOH TO DENY A REQUEST 10 AMEND TH£ PLANNED COMMUNITY OCVELOf'- MENT PLAN TO ALLOW THl. INSTALLATION Of INOEPENOCNT KITCHEN FACILITIES WITHIN Sub1ecl lo cond1toons pt escrobed by the undersorned. "uled bids for • Lump Sum Cun It .cl are or1v1led 101 lhe lollowln& Work. llOMlOICAI. aUlAlllCH CIHTEa GINlTICAlLY MODIFllO aOOIHT FACIUTY, PaOJICT NO. 994032 UNIVlaSITY Of CAUFOaHIA, taVIHI 01 SCRIPTION Of WORll F 1n1~h con)lrncllon QI lhe J.873 51 shell ~pace on the Gillespie Neuroscience 8u1ld1n11 ba~emenl for uu as a labot alory/vivarlum lley project components include metal l•boralory tascwo1 ~. reonlorced f1ber11lus panel wall system, epo1y floorloc with 111le&••I base, eleclrocel isoduct system, mechanical 5ystem with phoen11 olv~s and bu1ld•n11 nutomated system controls. and ulendmti Ul\tone build'"& uh~hes to the ltnant 1mprove.ment Proiect hes two phase<. wolh PhHe I lncor poi atona the construe hon of the f1<1hly 1nclud1na cuewol'k, •nd Phau 7 lon1lmn11 the uhhly connectlOns to an owner s upphed and installed tunnel washer system. The completed work must meet Naloonal lnslolulr of Health (NIH) slanda1ds for labouloiy and vivarium fac~1toe' And '' •ubtect t» onspecloon by boln the UnovMSlly end NIH llDOla OUAUflCATIONSt Prl"'• II.Wen wlte ... _, .,._, tt.e ,. ... 1111c.r1 .... 1. the c-tr•ct o • ..._ .... -Y _, ... .t111w. tw -•'· Prl..,• 11114er• •hell •vi....tt their OllO!lflmletu -the f-p<evt.i.4 ~the U1tlvenHy" -e"9C:...._t t• tt.e 114 '-· CONS RUCTION COST ISTIMATlt St ,t00,000.00 B1dd1n1 Oocumenls wdl be ava1f•ble lo Bidders on Tvndoy, A....,.t IJ, 2002, end will be cssued al OfSIGN a. CONSTRUCTION SERVICCS. Un1ven1ty ol Cal1tOf'1n, lrvlM, 3500 Berllley Place. Irvine, CA 92697 2450, (949) 824 6630 Net U..e1 (Ut) 8244111 Checks for a __ , • ._....,.. fee will be requored on the amount of $50.00 per set ol 8odd1n1 D0t.umenh · Chechs ••e to bf' mad~ p1y1ble to "The Re19'lb of the University of Cahl0f'n1a • A MANDATO.V Pal-110 CONFlHNCl AMD MAJtOATOllY Pal .... 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Bod Secu1Uy on lh• amount ol 101. ol the lump Sum Base Bid. ncluclln• allernalea, shall 8'comp1ny Heh Bid The SUf•IY 1ssulnc the Bid Bond shd be, on the 8ld Oeadhne. an admitted surety, Insurer (H defined In the CalllOf'nia Code of Civil Procedura Section 995 120) rtie 1uccQslul Bidder end Ila Subconlr1Ct0f's wtll be required to follow the nondilcromonahon requtremenll ul forth In the Blddlna Oocumenb end to P•Y prevallon1 ••&• r1t11 alt.he loc•l10n of th• Worlo. The tucceulul 814dtl will be requl11d to have the followlna State of Cehlornoe Contr8'tor's l1een11 current at the time ol submission of the Bid Ctntf•I Bulldiftl Contracloi B (license Cl1H1licahon) (license Codi!) PaOJICT wcc•K ITIMSt fh1a Protect It rtct1Vlnl fedeul 11en'1 11ant hmdm& lrOM the Natlon.t ln1tltule ol Heellh ("*I) The amwnt of teclttal lunch tllat wtl IHI llMd to l111tnat tlM c0111lr11C\ion IOf' wll1cll such l>id't .,. btltlc soltrttecl ...-i. 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ACEHCIES, AHO 2) US£0 TO ENCLOSC THC ROOFTOP MECHANICAL lEVEL BOTH Of THESE AREAS ARE NOT REGU· LARL Y OCCUPIED BY H\JMAN ACTIVl'f't (contd. from 1 /9/02). CORONA OEL MAR BUSINESS IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT RE· NEWAL. PUBLIC HEAR INC ANO LEVYING OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 2002· 2003 FISCAL YEAR. RESOLUTION NO. 2002-_ AHO MEMO- RANDUM OF UNDER· STANOINC (MOU) RE· LATINO TO SANTA ANA HEICHTS, BAY KNOLLS. A NO E M E RSON/ CHURCHILL ANNEX- ATIONS Pubhshed Newport 8NCh Costa Mesa 01111 Pilot Auaust 13. 2002 2002 l717 910llCIOfPrmm IOAlllWlamA110f: , ........... l 1118,& CASl-U1471S To aO heirs, beneficiaries. cred•lors. cont1n1•nl creditor a, and persons who may other wlta be Interested In the w1M Of' esl1te. or both. ol. PAUL HORTON MILLER. JR.. ake PAUL H. MILLER, JR ' A PETITION FOR PROBArt haa been foled by PAUl HORTON MILLER. Ill In the Superior Court of C1lrf0f'nle. County of ORANGC THE PETITION FOft PROBATE requests th.ti PAUL HORTON MILLER, Ill be 1ppolnttd u personel represenl•ll•• lo 1dmlnltler the Ht•l• of lb• decedent. TllC PETITION requnts lht decedent's will end i;odictls, 1f eny, be td1nllled lo probate. The wlfl ind any c:odiclls .,. ev.ll•ble for' u emtnation In the Ill• kept by ih• court. THE PETITION 1eq11uts authority to •dminlster the nlat• under lht Independent Administration of Eslatts Act. (This eulhoflty will allow the penonel rtPfesenltttve to tab m•nY ei:tlona without obt•lnlna covft epproval. Before t11111111 cerlJlln very Important ec:tiona, howav«, th• personal rel)fesanlallve wlll be reqylted lo 1lv• notice lo lnlerHl•d petM1n1 11nteu ther h•ve waived notice or consan1ed to the prOf!OMd 1ctlon ) TIM lf\dependefll 1dt'ninlst1atlon Mthoney w111 lie arented unlet1 •n Interested perton f11H a" of>jectlon to the pelltlOn end shows eool cwse why the t°"' t ahoutd not If ent Iha t11tf1oflty A H£ AlllNO on tlMI petition wtll !Ml llM4 on t/12102. at l 30 111 m. 111 O.,t. l73, loutN et 341 , ... Cll't OftM, P 0 BOX 14171, ORMQI, CA 911&8. lA#OREAUX JUSTICC CUHCll If YOU 09 .I{ Cl to tti. If entW.C of te.. ,.titlon, ,.., INM!ld ....,.., et the heatlfll •Mi 1t• your f41jaetlOM Of file wtltttft o9jtdlOllt WIUI tlle C-t ilef«t 1"-"-•1111 YO!lf .,_..._. _, lie Ill .....-Of' 11t11-......... , rl YOU Alt( A CM.DITCM Of' • COllt.,._t tfffltor of tM llK...i. ,_ _. 1111 row ,.._ wttfl ti.. t.ourt •114 111a11 • e°" t• h ,.,__, r.,,.._.."" ..,...._ "' • eewt wltlllll ,..., -•111 rr-u.. 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A silent auction will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pop Warner is accepting donations for the 11 -Ryan Spruth Newport Harbor Football, ·oo auction. , The Mlgbty Mifes wiU kiclc off the action \\'.ith a game at 9 a.m. The Junior Pop Warner Green and the JPW Black pound pads at 10-.30 a.m. Pee Wee and Junior Call (949) 440·9970 or (714) 641-5100. ext. 1341 to partici- pate. EJ Pollo Loco will be serving lunch from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for $5. 24-George Sumner Corona del Mar Football, '96, '97 23 -Melissa Inouye Estancia Cr0$S country, '96, '97 IOna TO <lflfTOIS Of IUWI (Sdons 61°'41~ U.C..C.) ESCJOlt l'«l. 29!M4.£K NotJce is hereby 11nn lo crtclltOt"S of the w1lh1n named seller tti.t • bull ~le Is about to be made of the uMtts clesu1bed below. The ntme(s) and bvs1ness address(s) of the seller are: Jt'TENOftA J. SHAH. 17595 HAR· VARO AVE.. IRVIHC, CA 92614 The location rn Califoi nie of the chlef eucutlve office of the seller Is: 17595 HARVARD AVE ., IR\llNC. CA 92614 As listed by the Hiier. ell other bU$lneu names and addresses used by the Hiie<' within three year1> before the dale su<h hsl wes Mint °' dehveocl to the buyer ara:NONE The name(s) and busi- ness eddreu of the bvyer are: YOO.. HYUN AHN. 17595 HARVARD AVE .• IRVINE, CA 92614 The asuts to be sold ., • descrrbed on 1ener1l as. Furnitute, lialutes. 1qu1pmen1. aoodwtll, ltadename. leaslhold. improvement end Inlet est, end coveflanl not lo compete and 11 localed at: 17595 HARVARD AVE . IRVINE, CA 92614 The BuW!ns """• usad by the wller et that location Is: PARADISE CLEAHERS the •nllclp1led dale of the bulll sale Is Aus-29. 2002 at the off1Ct of: United Escrow Co •• 3440 Wilshire Blvd , '800. Los Anaetes, CA 90010 end tile lt1I dey for llll111 claims shall be Au1 •. 28. ?002 which Is the bu1lnu.s chty befOf'• th• sale date s pecified abov•. DATED JUl1Z4.2002 IS/ YOON HYUN AHN Published Ne wport 8Hch-Cosla Mesa A1J aust 13, 2002 421893 T778 ...... NOTICE IS HEREIY GMfll lh•t lbe lollfd of EducatlOft of tfle New l*t -Meta UntfiH khoot Dlatrlct of Ot•n11 County wltl 1ueh1 -.led b141 up lo ltOO • m °" the 28ttl of Atl(utt, 2002, at tM PwdWitlfta ~ tf uW kllOOI ~If let' louted et 2115-8 ~ St1"t. Coli. Mna. CA t82.t, al Which time Mkt llNI ... k ~·~ .,_11141 911drff4fet• ... :. ... :211-::"'c-"' AlfMdlatatokln .,.,..._. wttll CoMI , .. ! .. ~-.cliotlt ...... ,.__..,. wflldl .,, °" fie ill tlle o4fk'9 of .... '11relllt6!W Dntter .. .... lcllelil °"'""'· 2'n I l•lf Street c.t. .... CAma A ,_,_ ..... , hll4 ..,., ....... .... ........ fl .. Di*tlt ....... ., .... :-:-.,,,,,~ ..,,, .... .,,-., the ot>tnlnt t!Mfeof The B0a<d of Cdllcallon of the Newp°'t·Mesa Unohed School O~lrlcl reserves the rtthl lo reiect any Of' d blda and not necessa111y KCepl the lowest bid. end to watYe any lnlormahty Of' irr91ul111ty In any bid received NEWPORT MESA UNI FIEO SCHOOL DISTRICT or Ol'ana:e County /a/Sheron L. China, Okeclor of Purch.sin1 and w.,ehousina 714/424 5077 Published Newport Beach·Costa Me'8 Delly Pilot lluausl 13, 20, 2002 1776 tM•na 910llCI Of MUC WI Of .. ,.,. PIOPlltY NoUU la heraby 11ven th1t the underslaned will sell et public avctoon. purs11enl l o Section 21700 of the Business and Proleuional Code, tlM lollowlna described pl'Of»9'1Y to wot 1-47 ROBERT SPRCSSCR, Sofa, 1u1 • clothes, fan. tool boa, boats, misc. I 135 THOMAS RHOAOCS. Clothea. lalllp1hade1 cooler. bo1n. rnlsc A·11 STEPHCN MCHOLS, Orunrs, steteo aqulC)., bolts, mbc H 10 LUI ALAGATA. aolfclubs, rel .. coolers, m1e10, carp91, loolbo•, l>o•n. misc Sele wllt be by com• petittve b1ddln1 (..,ltten &Hied bids may be submitted In advence) on lht 28th dex of Auaust. 2002 et 2:00 P M. et the preml5a Whefe Hid prelpef'ly has been sloied and wluch rs located al AYRES snr STORAGE. 7012 Ernest Ave . Hunt111cton Beach. CA (714) 848· 7314. Landlord reurvu the ri&ht to bod •I the sale Puichascs must be mede by cash Md paid for al lh• time of purchn• All purchasad 1oods ere sold H 11 ·and must be removed at time of sale. S.le Is wblect to cancell•tlon 1n lhe evanl of '91tler nMnt between landlord •nd obhaated party. Published on 08/13/02 and 08/20/02 Auetoon· eer· Wand• Norton, Bond• S-40().1684 Ayres Self StOf'tl• Resident Men11ers Published Newport Beach-Coal• IMsa Delly Pilot Aucust 13, 20. 2002 l779 .......... "-S...... The loflow1n1 persons ere doma b11slness as: a) ACAM. b) ACCAM, 23131 V11du10 Drive. S111te 204, la&11na Hiiis, CA 92653 Alneflcan Cohp f« Advancement lft Medi cine (Calofoinla). 23131 Veidufo Orin. Sut\• 204. l•111n• Hills, CA 9&3 AIMrlcan Cohee fOf' AlhaACemeAI In ~c~ (CalllOf'nle), 23131 Verdu10 Drlvt, Swlle 204; Laa~na Hiiia, CA 926S3 Tiits business cs con- ducted by 11 COf'pot atlOfl Have you started dom1 b11S1ness yet? No American Cottece for AdvancemeJ\I 1,i Medo Cll'le, Ronald l Hoffman. M.O. President This sh1t1ment was hied with lhe County Clerk of Oranae County on06/24/02 IMl .. 076H Oatly 1'1lot July 24, 31, Aua. 7, t4,2002 T265 ........... ... s...... The followtn1 pe1sons are dotna buslnus u : bllm Development Com· pany, 1945 Plecentoa Ave .. Cost• Mes•. 92627 bkm Development Comp4ny, llC (CA), 1945 Placentia Ave , Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 T111s lbuslnus Is con- ducted by· Limited li•biltty Co. Have you alerted d0tn1 buslneu yet? Yu, 7/02 bllm Development Complny, llC, Brian II M1.llel, Miia. Partner This statement was filed with the County Cleflo. of Or•np Cou11ty Oft 08/09/02 IOOl6'1J0'7 Oally Pitot Au1 13, 20, 27,S..t.3.2002 l713 ......... ........... Tiie followl"C peuons ar• doinc buslnen es· SOarinc ,..., 7111 Hell Ave., H!!!!tlncton l!!s!I, STARTING A 'NEW BUSINESS?i • • • • • • • • • • CA92647 Stea Sylla. 7111 Heil Ave , Hunt1n1ton !leach CA92647 Adrien Valenzuela, If , 7111 Hell Ave . Hun hnaton Beach. CA 92617 This bus~s ~ con dueled by. CG partntfs Have you slatted clo1n1 busineu yet? No Si•c Sylla This statement was filed with the County Clef'k of Or •nae County on 07/26/02 2002 .. tl4Sl Deily Pilot My JO, Au1 6, 13, 20, 2002 f7 /I Rdlllm ...... ... s...... The l0Howln1 persons are dol111 b111lneas as Harbor Center. 160 Newpo1t Ctr. Oma 1104. :~gort 8Hch. CA Newport HarbOf' Cen- ter. Inc', (CA). 160 Newporl Center Ollve 1104. Newport Beach. CA92660 This bllslf!Hs b con dllCled by a cOf'PO<alion Have you &tatted dolna bu11nen yet? No Newport Ha11>or Ctfl ter, Miiry O'Mallay, Sectetary This statement was toled with the County Cltlrtl of Ora111• County Oft 08/09/02 ..., .. , .. ,, 0 .. 1, ,.1101 Aue. 13. 20. 21. s..,1. J, 2002 T784 Tundly, A&.pst 13, 2002 ................... .. ---.. Lflii ..... -...... .. l.1111 .... .. ........... .. Lii" ..... .. "-..... -----........ ........ • Thi folowltlc ,.,_, ..... ~ .. ; Ct"'et1t Moon Produc lloH, 12109 Sylven ftl••r Circle '129, FoHt•ln Valley, CA tz70I IHlllr Abd11l·M1tln, 12109 Sylvan River Cifcll 1129, Fovnl1ln Valley, CA 92708 TMI ~ii COii· dUcttd by: an ~vldtlal Hewe yov alafted dolnc bltsiMU yet? No Seslllr Abdul Melill Thi$ atat11Mnt waa flled with the County Clef\ of Oun,. County onot.'Ol/02 20U .. IJ071 Oallyf"ilot Au.s. 13, 20. 27, ~ll. 2002 T785, ........... ... s....... Scott(,'--· 17'2 Ranpvlew Drive, Cowan ~s.,CA92705 Mkllelle A lkMillds, 97'2 R1naev11w Dove, Cow111 Hila , CA 12705 Thia bva!Maa Is COii OVcltd by· husOHd and wife Hne you at~ted dolftC b11slntn yet? Ytt, 5.13 94 Michelle Bounds lhls ste~rnenl WH flltd with the County Clertl ol Dran11 County on08/09/02 2GOHt1J070 Delly f'llot Au1. 13, 20, 27,S.pt.3,2002 T788 101C1 °' AmKAa to Sil MCCllOUC llVllMIS Data of Fltin1 Applio· lion: To Whom It May Co11- c11n: The Name(•) of tht Appllcant(s) ls/are: lHAIFOON RE~TAURANT JLLC The applicants listed above a<t applyln1 to lht Otpertment of Alcoho!lc huuu Policy COlltr• to ... ..._. h~o et: 157 NE CUOUOR, NEM'Oltl IEAat, CA 92tlO Type of llctnH(•) AHlitd for: 41 • Off.SALE GENERAL EA TING f'LAC( P11bllshed Newport 8Hch.CO.ta Mete Dally Piiot Alty 30, Aue. 6, U , 2002 T775 ........... ......... The followln1 persons •rt dolna butlnest as: S111d1non Consultln1 Group, 5 Hlllsboroup, Newport Buch, CA 92660 Alan M. S1ndluon, 5 Hl!lsbOl'ouah. Newport Buch, CA 92660 This b11slness I• con· duc~d by: an indMdu1I Have you started doln1 business yet? No Alan M. Sandlfson Thia st•tement WIS filed with the County Cl«k of O.an11 Co11nty OOOIW9/ll2 ..... 1..., o.-, ,. ... Alls, 13. 20. 'D,s.t.3.2002 T7tO ..... ......... Tiie tolloftlc P«IOM •• doMa but!Ms• .. Lecacy bet.ips, 3001 Rtdlllll A'ie , '6·208, CosteMeN,CA92eM John Lacey, 220 Cajon St., L8111n• Beech, CA 92651 Tlris business I• con· ducted by: an iftdtvtd11al Have you at.ltd doln1 business yet? No John Lacey This st1t1ment was filed with the County Clerk of Of•n1• County on 08/09/02 2001 .. 1J071 Daily Piiot AuJ. 13, 20, 27,s.pt.3,2002 Th782 ........... ......... 0.1 A. r..-..n, 4747 D•n• Rd., Newport lead!, CA l2MJ This b~s • con· dllcted by; an llldhtldual H.vt you st.t.d dolllc b""""9 ytt7 No OveAI'_..., This atattment was loled wittl the County Ctefll of Or111,. County Oii 07 /2S/02 HOl .. 11444 , Dally f'llot July JO, Aua. 6, u .20.2002 mo ........... ... s....... The folldWln1 .,.,sons ere doln1 b11slnns at: Bl1 Bob's Blow Outs, 88 falr Drlv1, Costa Mesa', CA92627 Robef't A. Sttw1rt, 59 Prospect. Lona BHch. CA90803 lbls businaa It con· d11ct1d by. an lndMdu1I H1v1 you sterted doln1 buslnat yet? Ho Robttt Stewert ·This 1t1t1mtnt WIS filed with the County CW\ ot 011011 Couotx Oii OllOtl02 ..,..,.71 oe111 f'11ot ~ u. 20. 27. sept. 3, 2002 T786 ........ ... s....... n.. followllla penons 1111 Mille IHIW-S es· Pink Martlftl Prod11c· lions, 209 Cyprns Of., Lqyna Bndl, CA 92651 Wetter Todd ~rench. 209 Cypress Dr., L1111n1 Beacll, CA 92651 Th• bus#ltts d con· ducted by: 111 Individual Hen you started doln1 buslnns ytt? No W1lttt Todd French This statement was filtd wftb th• County Cltrk of Onn11 County on 07/26/02 2001 .. 1144t Dally Piiot July 30, Aua. 6, 13,20,2002 T773 Rdlll-. ..... ... se..... Tht followlna perso11s 1rt doln1 business as: Lun•lik, 469 Lenwood Ckc!t Costa Mna CA How to Place A 92627 ..... n ,..,.. RMGll, •H L111wood Circle. Costa Mesa, CA 12627 TMs bvsl-11 con dueled by. •n Nwltvldual H•ve you startle! doln1 ~~lle$S yet? No Mec•n 4ahley Ranct.N Th11 1t1ltmtnt wu hied with tht County Clerk of Of•na• Count)' 011 Oli09I02 2002'tl ... Daily Piiot AUi 13, 20, 27. Sept. 3, 2002 T719 ........... ......... The followln& persons ,,. doln1 business as. BACHELOR LIFE , 250 S. Rose Dr .. #105. Pl•ctn· Ila, CA92870 Jtffrery John W1lt1, 250 S. Rose Dr. #105, Pl1ctnt11, CA 92870 This business is con ducted by: 1n Individual ~ave you s t•rled doin1 bu11iness yet7 Ho Jeffery Jottn Waite This s ttttmtnl was filed with lbt County Cllrtl of OrWll• Covnty on07/15/02 2e02 .. 1MSs Oatl• Pilot ~. 13, 20, 27, Sec>t 3, 2002 T791 ........ ........... lk foltow1n1 persons .,. doin' b"'4Msa ... f'URE AR , 4'7 PrOftl- onlory Otlvt East, Newport Inch, CA 92660 Pamtla Ktltson, 447 Promontory Dt1v1 Ent, ~ort Beech, CA This business Is COii· 6ucttd by: •n tndtvtdual Hevt you started do1n1 business yet7 No P1mtla Ktllson This 1tal1mtnt WIS ftled with the County Clerll of Or1na• County on07/12/02 2002 .. otl60 Daily Pilot July 23, 30, Aus. 6, 13, 2002, T762 ,..... ..... ... s....... Tiie foflowlll& '*'°"' .,, dolfl& ""'"-' u · SL lbn .. emant, 802 ..,._,.. Avt., COiona Oii Met,CA92625 Steven L HoroWltz, 602 JaSlllMM A-, Co· rona dd ....,, CA 92625 Thlt b.m-. is COfl• ~ by .... lndividuel tt.vt you slMtacl doinc business y1t1 Ho Steven l. Horowitz Thrs statement WH fitld with Ille County Cltrk of Or M1e Co11nty on08/09/02 20026tl3071 D•tl!Pilo\~'. 20, 21.~ ..... 'Rl7 ... s..... The followln1 pttsons are do•na tlusiness 11; Hel&ltborhood Towln11 Se111iu, 3301 S. Bear St., 1410, Senta Ana, CA 92704 Oavood Gh1lajour1, 3301 S. Bear St .. •410. Sante An1, CA92704 This binlntss Is con· ducted by: ah lndlvtdual Havexou~ .......... ... *'-' The folloWMIC ,..'°"' '" dol11& IHI~ as SandcHtlt Ser Witts, 2766 Hillview Of .. ~w port BtKh, CA 92660 Janene K JollM, 2766 Hlltvltw Dr , Newport buch, CA 92660 Thit business ls con ducted by: en individual Have yoo started doin1 busineas y1t7 No Jane11e K. Johns This slaltmtnl wes hltd with tht County Cieri! of Ofan1• County on07/26/02 2002 .. 1'447 Daily Pilot July 30, Au1, 6, 13, 20. 2002 T774 ---Deadlines __ _ Rates and deadlines arc subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the enor. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. • • CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 (Please include your name and phonr number lllld -·11 call you bolCk with 1 pnci~ qUOte. l By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Al Newpon Blvd. &: Bay St. • Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5 :OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturdc\y ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ...... AllllOUNCIMENTS & MISC. . . GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAi. 230S·2490 HOME FURNISHINGS 1310 Ftl'lllln --------EQUMltOISll& CIPOmlll'f All reel ttltl• adver tislft1 1n thrs ntwsp1per 11 subject to the r edtf al F1lr Houson1 Act of 1968 U sti.p.4 cltsll fat, t1bll lop, return, 2 duw« hie. 3 drawtf cabinet, storaae cab1111t l1ll1 new Ptid SIOOO, esllin& $350949 673-2905 · .. ' lllAa. ESTATE llltR SALE ---~-IACI 9AY CINTll office space, 2651 lr'vtne, 310 sf and up, Retell on· site, Cott coune view. 71'··573-7708 "••"····· ... ,. Prime Cfflce/Medlcel Bld1s. Cell Petrick Tenore Nationwide USA t4t-IS6-970S as amended which .,.... ""lat*, 6 covered I nft~Al!C mektt 11 lllt1a1 lo chaws, malchini hutch, l.UIQf'~ 1dverlise •any preler· whitewash fin.sh, 1ood l.all/i~ 1nc1, llm1t1llon or ...... ...,.,...,. -.1 discrimination band on lianliiilliblllltiil"'illil•li~lili•°"• race, color, rt~lion. su, IDMD DY/ •uu Wllllld '141 handk:1p, f1m1U1I status ~Wi;Ul oJiWU ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, or national oriain, or an DIAMONDS/ 36 acru . $24,900. Intention to make any Borders State Lend. such puference, hmlla· PRECIOUSMETAl.S Buutlful ranch In tlon Of dlSCl'iminahon: Wllllams/flapteff are•. Thrs newspaper wilt c-•t <• N..4h 6 lOO' r t not knowln111 eccepl Did Coins! Gold, silva<, perS feet 1' c im~ ~· anw ad"er1i••ment for p1ctac11 er moun • n ,.:1 11t~t1 ;hic:h " in :=r;.Z!t;;n~= views. Affordable fl· violation of the law Our nencina. AZLR 1-877-282· ruders are hereby Clll 3111 5263• .,,.. ) Informed that 111 dwell· (CAI.•"""'" lnp advertlWd In lhill ....., ........ -. .. n1W$p8pef ere ev11lable w ...... ,. • ....._, HOMESFORSALE on an equal opp0ftun1ty _., w..-.. ........_!.!._ CJRA116E 5ia basis. ,_.,,., _.._ To complain of dlt· w.l W. ......._2279 COlMJY ulminatlofl, eel HUO loll -* ""'......_.. 1re .. t 1·800-'24·8590 .... .., ...... ~ 1413 ... MMS1_... .......... ..... ___.... •~~;;;;,;~~D~ 1111 111 rnnd .... . ,.... ... ~ .... ~ .. , ............ ...... CJ!p>me ..... n fl ..... -A+ M&M, MARS/HESTLE stocked, nnd1n1 route. Unlqut mtchlne. Grea 1 opportunt~I Prtmt IOCll· tlon1 1v1ll•blt nowt Eacelltnt profit pottn· Ual, Investment required SIOK 6 undtr. lolf.frt1: l ·100· 637 . ,. ... (CAL•SCAN) 11T.W.rM ...... ,M CW p"'. Inc Inventory, eqylp, type 47 11quor lie. '251),000 Howerd Wiiis. c.r.-r v ..... Realty. Mt67:S.l7n Wcmtt.W your'-7 1a-... .. SAT, SUN lealEstate Etltlon c.11 u.. ....... 949 574-4252 orAmW-., 949 574-4249 soos-saso * St..i I" Sn .... • Nth spaciou11 &. open w/sperklin1 pool and spa, 48r, II lot, over 12,000 sf, reduced to sell. Open Sal 6 Su11 I· 5. 6 Draktt Bay Bllr 714-412-8955 CCllllMm '• • l 'ef4e C.tle 3Br 29a holM, remodeled mesltt w/marbll floor, updettd country •ltchtn loc*JI out to tht lovely 1ardln pallo, hrdwd firs, $489K Judy Kolar, Bllr. 949-376·5576. MISAYDOI OOUCOUUI 3br. 2.5ba completely remod, l story. 10,000+ sf. lot $925,000 .._McC..a-4 714-540-SW 714-751 .. JIO Index I I •' .. . .. ·-' '' TrW....,..._.,offwatt1 w/35' boat dock. up- dated, np1nded 48r 3 S81 Caff ChurH la> Ster H11bour Hornes 7~ S94-4126 or 714·390- 6337 A s,_.. condo 1n the p111t11011t 'Mttropoli· t•N1' $259.900. hardwood floors, m11rble bath. •at. Fred 949-300·4195 Cw.teM l•Ht Merli Slitter Conttmpor ary Home. 38r plus office, 3.5Ba with panoramic views, wood lloors, aranlte counters, stain· less steel 1ppliancts. •at M1k1 Dunn 949-262·3612 bduelvt Nelle o.11 R-t. horse property with almost 2 ecrt of land with pool on an 8500 sq.ft. flat pad. Sl,600,000. 11t, Mike Dunn 949-262-3612 ,..,.l ISTAns PATIKlnNOU NATICNfWIDI USA •••-IM-t70S •-.eatrlcli-e.com llllll .... OPONOUSIS SAT-SUit 1-S 313116 flykl& Cloud 2br 2ba S639,00D 31314 Fl~ln1 Cloud lbr, 2b1 $455,000 wltws, many upt,tdtt!U Ce• IM9-322·0932 l>Jract 949-319-1324 Oatr l Letti complettly remodeled 2br 2b1, I& master br w/pvt porch, new eppll, S54,950 In Beyalde VIII• .. Mobile Home Park. Modular Llfestyl .. 949fl23·4045 15473 ......, ..... .... . .......... ..... ........ h .. ..:~ .. llJdl, ......,... .--• ... O..WJM-alr·- -· ~ . I • I .... ...., ·- ..WS10 0.-s.t-S-11-S toc-t ...... Dr. Bella1to.1Uatd 1ated comm PftV home site •wo• 10,000 ''· 3500 sf home. This home won home of the year! S 1,595.000 Owner T.,etMewpertC-1 Op.. s.t-S-' '-s os-t-ocn cal1Uoa, bay. views 4br, 4.Sb•. $2.295.000 949 .. 97-3635 949-689-0788 .... u ........ , , .. , almost 2500sf with •ood floors. pl1nt1tlon shut· ters, extra Iona drive· w1ys, $898,000. Mike Dunn, •ii 949·262·3612 PalMllSTATIS f'ATRKl nNottl NATIOWWIDI USA t4t..aS6-t70S www.p1lrldlten0l'1.com mcB.lMEOUS RENTN..S RllllllTo... ml C:. 1.-ttM lrl·M condo, Iii• new. 2br 2b1, 4blll to oc.Nn, sundlck. In*)', Ip. .... Cllil, ........ f"" pr.t '950m+flral • test 949-675-1737. 111• • _...,to rent hHM "' COM, "8 Of LI. for l ,._ U, to $3000 • _ ... .,... rent.M9~1 .. 14f ............ ~ View feoll\f>, 0cHllfr""'11tf 111¥\ ""' ........ ..... ... ""'"· .v.-.. • ..,. ........ ....., ........ ......,.,..,_,,_ Clll ......... ,71 Under the Sen i<-T D irec to r~ Ba11nL·r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 Apt. I Ir lMlll Jnh ht. New pain1, cM>llt tntllf'net. balcony Of pvt patt0 no/ peVsnil SIB> 9&2l~l •C ..... l"f 21r II• le 111. no pels, S1500mo BJ Johnson 949/721 0132 Prud Cahf. Realty Upscale COl'ona H11h· lends 3+2 house 11 decll, dflve by 524 S.1werd Rd Key eccess to pvt betch Lse $2600 949 673 9336 Colllfllm o MOVI IN Sf'ICW~ SI-= lbr '875 ind ,.... •nw.m.:ro. "' ,_, pod. .... ... llo tie.H Greet 9-ts & loc. 986~ hl4e led1 ley 11pper 28r w/lf1 enctsd belc:, IG, $1145/mo lBr, 11 patio, tH, $875/mo 329 Un1versoty 949 574·2031 ....... ,_..... 28<, 1Ba, wd hkUc>s. pr, n/pets 204 Monie Vlsl1. $1400mo 949 72 t-0889 Eslde 281 I Ba 343 Rochnter, vtr)' pvt, beaullful cond, S1750.i mo. qi, 949·642·84311 ..... c ... t• ... cOfttl)lelel)' renovated, 2c t•r, bl& yerd, HO 1''£TS SIBSO.no. 949 548 5601 • ,_-'< OC View 28r 2Be. new carpet, paint, secured bid& w/2c lilt prl\a. I& terr w/view! aat 949-717-4748 YIAILY UASIS SUMMHUASIS Bill GRUNDY REALTORS 949-675-6161 ••-wew, close to bch. hUlt remodeled Studio. Nwpl H1hts, fp, tots of closet space, utls pd Sl300in 949·515-2959 w• ,. IKh, Newport lsltnd 2br upsta111, apt, patto. l c ,.,. , wd hkups. SlSOO/mo. 949·642·9034 Hllf'l>W WM<fs 2br 2b• condo. new tilt/crpt, patio. Fp, 2c &••, c/pool, $1800/mo 714·39J.192S tt;;t;« WMth l br 2ba condo, w/d, Ina. new tile/crpt, p1lt0, fp, 2c 1~ Sl8DO. 714·393-1925 Jar ta. ......... sr.,.. to buch, Fp, 2c pr, 1 yur lease, no pets, S2100/mo 626 359·4539. iP9"'i ............ 0-tr-. .... ..., tw.\. $2'00/-~ tot-ta-411• Trever• t•t•4 llr Z8a, 2c pt & laun, v1ull eds., fp, .. patto, S2375/ "'°· ar 949-717-4748 VACATION RENTALS VICllal Rlllllls 7128 CAMPGROUND/TIME· SHARE RESALES Amerl· ce's lar1esl resale clearin1house. No l lor t9 years. Buy•Se1t•Rent. World Wide V1c1hons Cell 1-800·•23·5967 Void where PJohtbtted (CAL •SCAN) ..... , ..... .,. ,_~for col lea• senlOI student, ArV h11tory/Wutern C1v Eap, ref, soeci.1 Ed belpf ul 949-548-4287 , • ...,,.,.. t• s-1en.. 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I ' ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q I • As South, vulnerable, you hold: •J6532 \/A KQ O A7 •A96 The bidding has oroceeded: NORTH EAST" SOUTH WEST 1\/ Pua 1 What do you bid now? A -You have a powerful hand and excellent support for partner's suit. First, rule out any sort of forcing heart raise with only three-card sup- port, even with such excellent help as you can produce. Next, don't even think about jump shifting with such a weak spade suit. For the moment. just bid one spade and see what reac- tion that gets from partner. Q 2 -As South, vulnerable, you hold: • A 5 4 0 K J 0 10 6 • A K 8 7 6 3 The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST I• P~ 1\/ Pass ? What do you bid now? A -This hand is not worth a jump to three clubs. It is just about right m Lenns of strength, but the quality of the club suh leaves something to be desired. Bid two clubs. Unless part- ner can bid again. it is most unlikely you are missing a game. Q 3 -Vulnerable, you hold: •83 •/Void 0 AQ983 •AQ 10652 What is your opening bid? A -You want to bid both suits but you arc not strong enough to reverse. This is one of those hands where, to faci litate a rebid. you should open in your shorteT suit. Bid one diamond, then introduce your clubs on the next rou.nd. Q 4 -Vulnerab1e, you hold: • J 8 5 4 \I AK 0 A 5 • Q 10 9 4 3 Partner opens the bidding with one club. What do you respond? A • You need not be in a buay to raise clobs -first probe for a possi- ble 4-4 major-suit fit. Respond one spade, lhen, opposite a minimum rebid by partneT, jump to three no uump at your next rum. · Q ! · Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • Q 10 8 5 2 \I K 8 2 0 7 •A J 9 6 The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTII 10 Pus l• 2• Paa ? What do you bid now? A -Only a hand hog would bid two no trump on an unbalanced hand, excellent support for partner's sec- ond suit and only one stopper in the unbid suit. Bid three clubs. If the hand belongs in the no-trump game, partner wilf make another bid. Q 6 -Vulnerable, you hold: •A1043 \I AQJ10652 0 Vold •QJ What is your opening bid? A -If there is anything like a golden rule in bridge, it is: never make a preemptive bid holding two aces. Given that stricture, open one heart. intending to jump to four hearts at your nextturn.Evenifpartner responds in spades, we cannot pic- ture a holding where four spades would be the superior contract. What happens if you don't advertise? NOTHING. Call the Classlfleds (949) 642-5678 ~Pilot POUCY In an effort to otter lhe besl service posslble lo our readers and adver· 11-s. we will require Contractors who adver· Use In the Service Oirector1 to include their Contra ctors llcensa number In the" adVlf· l1sement Your co· op1r atlon Is creatly ralad. AMIGllll R1111*1lng ,....,...~ Kltdlln I Btlh I Remodll ldllar& .. H .. 9 bsam &BIS~ !M9615CJl25 ~ ~~ ....... ~~ a.a. 9-"s. eo..n. re. oi.. * 1\4S·T111 IGDMll•lnt A TO 1 HANDYMAN Install. reface c1blllels. ~ Ooua 714-546-7258 CllPll Repak,tala Q<AaPIT1)<MPfTQ> Repan, Patch""-Instill Courteous. any s1u Jobs. Wholtsaltl 949 492.0205 YOUllMOtH l•PIOYIMIWT NOJICT? Call a plumber, peintw, handymen, or any of the 1reat services listed here In our service dlrectOf"ll THlS£ LOCAL SYC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TODAY! WfffMOllT IMtYWAll All phaws sm/lra jobs. <UAlll 20yrs. fair, frM • lA00030 n4-638-1447 Patch & Match Ory-llnt11r1 714-231-1902 Balcll .... UCl""8 COllTUCTOfl Ho lob "'° 1111. M .-w.t R_..,r_..,flns, =-----3&51 .,.._... ~= lendacaplna. lmptlon R•lrs, Troubleshootlna and Plant Gr-•1. dirt'f-lllancbc:ape.com hltp.//-wdlttyworl! l111dse1pe.com 714·7014650 fr-s.,.;,lce, Yard Cleanup, Maintenance. Sprlnlll•r Repair. Haullna (t4t)6S0.-711 ~ .. t t t I AN8WEJIBTO WEb lN aaJDGl!QUIZ Q I • JU Sol.olh, vuJnonblc,you tuund. bold: Q 4 • VIAIMnlble,)'OU llOtd: T1ae biddln• hM oroceeded; NOllTH K.U'I" .ocTnl WEST ·~ .... ' Whal do )'OU bid now? A· You Nlve 1 power&! hand and eac.Uen& IA.lppOft for ~· •ult. Pinc.. Nie Olll MY_, or forclna he..t r1UM wid'I only ~wppon, even wkb aucb ucelJeol belt> .. )'<)OI '*'produce. Neun. don'I even think •";:J:mp ahlf\lna whh auch I weak tulL Foe ttiie moment. ju•I bid one IPlde and -wbal reac-don 1h11 acu Ttom .-nnea: A · Ywneed-be lft 1 lwnylO ,..._ duba-ftntlll'Olle~oc • 111e 4-4 ~Gt. ae qne lpede, ...... ~·. rebid b)' ~ jcunp to dlree DO 1n1mp •• yoou nea1 cwn. • • Q 5 • Nellher vuloetlble. u SOWi yw hold: •Qlt a S2 Q K IJ 0 7 •AJf 6 2,~; All South, vulnerable, you The blddlnlhaa ~ NOllTH Aln' SOVTH WltST 10 -.... • •• .... • A S 4 I;:) K J 0 II 6 • A k a 7 6 3 2• .... ' Whal do you bid now? 'The blddln& baa Dl'O«eded: SOVl'H '"'61' NORTH EAST .... A • Only a hmd boa would bid IWO no uwnp on an unba1aoced hand. uccllent auppon foe ,._.a - ond IU11 and only -~io IM unbid euiL Bid .._ cJubL If 1be .. ..... ·~ ' wtw do you bid now? A -Thlt hand 1, noc worm • jVmp co mr.ec1.ei.. h la jl&Staboott n&h1 (n krm11 of •tttoall:i. but the quAli1y ol lhe club au it kiavea aomedilq to be dcalted. Bid IWO clubl. UnleN .,.,_ net' can bid qaln, It 11 moet '"'n1tely you ere ml"hl& • aame. hllod bcloQaa In Iba nc>-Cnllllp .-. si-nncr wilf make anOtber bii1. Q '· Vulnonble, )'OU bold: •Ate4J ~A.QJIKIJ O W.•QJ Q 3 • Vlllncrabfe, )'OU hold! Whllr i. your openlna bid? ••l Q "*I O AQ.fSJ ,,; AQ I0652 Whal II your openlna bid? A• It Chere t. 11nythlng lib a aoJden rule In bridae. k las naver mate • precmpd,,. bid holdlna two lllCU. Oiven Ihle llfric:tuN, open -bean. ~Ina IO Jump lo four '-ts al your ne•t rum. 1!¥Cn tr,..._ rcapoodl In tpede .. -~ pio-tun • boklifla where rour aptldCI would be lhe superior conlnlCC. A• You want 10 bid bolh su.iu but you -not~ enoup 10 revcne. Thia la one of d'°"9 haDi:la where. to facllllllC • rebid. you ahould open In your u-ter 1uiL Bid one dWnond. lhcn ln1roduce your clubs on lhe neal -Amlallw --------<4Mll'9c '94 sn Fw1 miles, pearl wht, oat· mul llhr, chrm whls, mechanic owned, beau· tiful orla cond. f1nt11tic valua, books & records $6995, fin & w1rranl'f 1v1il, vlnl457296 Bkr 949-S16-1UI M•<IDIS C210 '97 '•4 '" f-UO X<Alt lthr, blk,averthtn1pwrl Jdnt, f/,._er, t..Me, Thi . I I G ft' M 17521 $17,976 s 1s • w nner or,.. t YfS71121 $21,900 Fer4 •o 1 ,.......... MIRCIDn Cl.KUO '00 evte, t.11 ,.w•r, eleys Y • C •AJ35u s 21.9'6 ~rlw'le':i :~r.· tYf1 U7H $43,900 F...-4 'tt bplerer YMJ d--. tertlfle4 c....., SZOO obo needs t lt47t7 $ 16,t7' work. Movina musl self! Mla<:IDES MU20 '91 W111te. lotcltd. 949-722-9071 f...-4 •oo T--su Vlf"I very tlunl -'•• f/r wer, le .,.1... IWAOJ7242 $24,900 a-,,. .... 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