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Home My WebLink About2002-08-19 - Orange Coast Pilot1 I I :. .. .. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 2002 A CLOSER LOOK · A cleaner approach to sewage treatment Chlorine p rocess county sanitation officials now employ to kill sewage bacteria has been used ~y worldwide since the mid-1800s. Paul Clinton Sanitation District joined many Daily Pilot of its peers in the waste treat- ment business by beginning a NEWPORT-MESA-Disinfect-process in which the sewage is ing Orange County's seW<lge with soaked with industrial-strength chlorine may be new to residents bleach. After a dechlorination here, but the process dates back chemical removes the bleach, to the 1850s and has been widely the waste ls released via an out· used by sanitary districts in other fall pipe on the. ocean floor 4 !h pockets of the country. ·.·.miles out lo sea. Last week. the Orange County The bleach, about three times more potent than the everyday household variety, kills off much of the bacteria present in the sewage, which is also treated with other methods. "The fact of the matter is the chlorination-dechlorination . process will remove up to 90% of the viruses," said Bob Ooten, the district's director of maintenance and operations. MW~re meeting our disinfection goals." The sanitation district uses be- tween 18,000 and 20,000 gallons of bleach )>el' day on the 234 mil- lion gallons of waste water re- leased into the ocean each day. onshore causes -including It's costing the agency about $8 leaky ~e pipes, urban runoff million per year to purchase the and bird waste in the Santa Ana needed chemicals. River -could also be contribut- The decision came two days af- ter the regional board ordemi the agency to begin chlorination byAug.12. SanJtation district leaders ing to the problem. asked regional water-quality MThere is some evidence that regulators in February if they the plume is coming to shore," could begin the disinfection as a said Key Tyson, an envi.ronmen· way of clearing the outfall pipe taJ scientist with the Santa Ana in the ongoing investigation into Regional Water Quality Control what's causing bacteria out-Board. a(Disinfection) is provid- breaks along Newport Beach and ing further protection to public QUESTIONS EMERGE Environmentalists have railed some questions about the effec- tiveness of bleach in combating viruses in sewage. Jack Skinner, an environmen- talist and physician in Newport Beach, said he worries that chlo- rination will give swimmers a Huntington Beach shorelines. health." A $5.l-million water quality · On July 17, the district's board study, funded by the district, approved a stepped-up treat- concluded that a multitude of ment method for the sewage. See BLEACH, Pace M Two resign from human relations committee Two alternate members of the Costa Mesa Human Relations Committee have asked to replace the outgoing members. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -1\vo alternate mem- bers of the Human Relations Committee. a group that recendy has been forced to tackle hard-hitting topics like homopho- bia and racism, will ask tonight for full. time appointments after two members resigned. Council members will consider the ap- plications of alternate members Russ Ramirez and Judy Stone to fill the seats vacated by regular members Cindy Bren- neman and Karen Sager. . . PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Both Ramirez and Stone were at recent Human Relations Committee meetings that included emotional. twbuJent and heartfelt discussions about three mem- bers who were accused of spreading in- tolerance on a local Web site. Although both were alternate members, they were invited to join in the discussion and of- fered opinions about the allegedly racist and homophobic posting& June Gutierrez, left, thtt-mother of injured 4-year-old Lettani Gutierrez, gets a hug from friend Marian Craig at Sunday's "Walk for Leilani." A show of suppo~ The tragic story of 4-year-old Leilani Gutierrez, rendered quadriplegic in a car accident, touched the hearts of dozens who showed up at Fariview Park Sunday to show their support Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot T he quarter-mile "Walk for Lellanj" at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa served as an enclave Sunday ~moon for people within the community who wanted to lend their sup~rt and donate their money to help the 4-year-old girl who touched their hearts. Leilani Gutierrez, the focus of the event, was tendered a quadriplegic after suffering serious chest and head injl.IJies in a car accident on Mother's Day. In an e1fort to raise money to help pay for the medical equipment the Gutierrez family will need to take care of Leilani at home, three former co·workers of Leilani's mother, June Gutierrez, decided to organize a walkathon. See SUPPORT, Pqe M FROM THE NEWSROOM Drako the iguana shows his support for Leilani with owner Jim Wedgeworth. Svmetimes hasty writing requires corrections ----& .... M Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON11EWEll: MM.~com The city committee has also hosted a special dialogue with organizers of the Lesbian pride event -the Dyke March held Saturday afternoon -and reviewed a charge of unlawful arrest during Rami- rez's and Stones alternate tenures. Com- mittee members undertook all thoee is- sues within a two·montb span. Brenneman -who is a member of various boards and the president of the Mesa Verde homeowners' aaodat:ion - said she simply did not have adequate time to devote to the committee that. be- fore June, had concenttated on ~ contests and picnics. She said her-rellll- oation was not a result of the recent con- troversy and the timing was •just a cam- cidence. • MI just couldn't give it the time that I felt the committee needed.• Brenneman said. "It was just bard and I felt that I wasn't contributing. And ifl'm not lpeK- ing up and not contributin& then I am YOUR WORK WEEK ln .. dlivendegeof .._._._,.,,aw,• ~ .......... ............... One ...... Dfl.,.liti t I I dlrin otlll9._. r •a e• 11 Wiit ....... [ ..... 9J 111 ........ ' -._ . Al~. Aull.ist 19,' 20d2 --. · . ON THE . An underwater cl~an~p Coastal Cleanup Day will prove a bit tricky this Sept. 21, as high tide will put the beach under water for a significant portion of it. June CH11r.nd• Daity Pilot F or the organizers of C.OUtal Cleanup Day, the coast l.s actually a moving target That's because about once every four years, the event happens during high tide. And if you think It's tricky to organize a local portion of a statewide event with more than a thousand volunteers and miles of coastllne to clean. Imagine what lt'a like when a lot of that coastline is underwater. ~ going to need a lot more people on the water, people In kayaks and canoes picking up trash out of the weeds and vegetation,• said Kathy Painter of the Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends. Painter's group helps organiz.e the Upper Newport Bay Coastal Oeanup Day. one of many simultaneous cleanup events taking place along the California coast from 8 am. FYI To participate in the Upper Newport Bay Coeltal Cleanup Day. call (714) 973-6829 or (714) 973--6826. For the Corona del Mar Coastal Cleanup, call (949) 631-6273. For Crystal Cove State Parle Coastal Cleanup. call (949) 497-7647. For Information about Coastal Cleanup Day throughout Orange County, vlalt www.ocparlcs.com /cleanup/. to 1 p.m. Sept 21. "Every year, it's the third Saturday In September and every couple of years that means it's during high tide," Painter said For some, such as the local Sea Scouts, this circumstance of the earth's rotation is no problem. Every year, the scouts take to the water to participate in Coastal Oeanup Day. But for those who typically think of the event as a day of walking along the shorelines and beaches picking up trash, th.is year could be different Anyone with access to a canoe or kayak is encouraged to participate. Volunteers in boat.S will launch from the Dunes armed with nets and solemn determination to rettieve every Boating Styrofoam container, every • WHA'TS AR.oAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event, submit the information to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Meu, CA 92e27; by fex to 19491646-4170; or by e-mell to dailypllotOlatftnflB.c.om. GONDOLA TOURS Gondola Romance offers dally tours of Newport Harbor during lunch and dinner. Call (949) 676-4730. The tours go out of Udo Marina VIiiage, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport Beech. KAYMTOURS The Upper Newport Bey Ecological Reeerve and Nature PreMrve hosts two-hour kayak tours of the Bade Bay at 10 a.m. every Sunday at 2301 Unlveraity Drive, Newport Beech. $20. l<.eyab made eveileble through Newport Ounee Waterfront Reeort Call for- reeervltiont. (800) 686-0747. HOltMILOWER CRUISES & EVENT'S Homblow9f offers WMkend dinner dance and Sundey c:hampegne bNnc:h crul ... on N9wpoft Hlrt>or that celebrate lmeglnatlve cultlne end pampered MNtce. 2.431 W. C0Nt Hlghwey, Suite 101, Newport Beech. (948) 631-2469. FU PHOTO /OM.Y PILOT Michael Heller, of Buena Park, digs through the underbrush for bits of trash littering the Upper Newport Bay during last year's Coastal Cleanup Day. cup, every piece of trash they can scoop bags and flloves and other tasb. Just like up. last year, Painter said, about l,300 But there will be just as many volunteer volunteers are expected to ta.e part in the opportunities for landlubbers, too, cleanup. including picldng up trash, handing out "It's always a fun day." Painter said WHATS AFLOAT SUNDAY COOKE CRUISES The Adventu,... 8t Sea Yedlt Charters hosta cruises around Newport Harbor from 2 to 3:30 p.m. every SUndey et,3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beaqi. $20, lncludea cruise, part<lng, cookies end sodas. Reservations required. (949) 650-2412. SAILING TEAMS Orange County employers can bring their employees out to Newport Beach on weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of Orange Coast College. The School of Sailing and Seamanship now offers a <:hence for groups to wortc with the on·board instructor on different sailing techniques while they get advice on how to perform well in buain.-. No aaili~ experience necessary. O~ ct ..... range from $100 to $125. (949) 646-9412. <f SAILING CLASSES Sailboat rentllls end prlvete lessons are available at Merine WeterSporu In the Balboa Fun Zone. Advenced ct.... Include navigation, bag boat, pow9fboat. Introduction to heevy ·~end ftnlt-m8te instruction. (948) fr73.-3372; the Blue Dofphln Sailing ctub, (9'19) 6"-2626; or Udo Salling Club, (949) 676-0827. • Sailing Fascination offers duaes in boa1lng safety and sailing, year-round for people with disabiffties. Free. (949) 640-1678. BOAT RENTALS Balboa 8o8t Rental• can put you on the water In many waya, with •Ingle end double kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats, pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals also holds two-hour scavenger hunts aboard the electric bay boats that provide group activity for corporations, birthdays, nonprofit organization• and group outings. The hunt packages include boats, trfvie questions, maps, Polaroid cameras and auppliea. Cost for the hunt begins at $226 per boat and catering la available at an addltJonel rate. For hunt ieMrvationa cell (948) 557-5100, Ext. 12. For general lnformatton, call (949) 673-7200. Electric boat rentals are available by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coaat Highw8y, N9wport Beach. Alt boats are equipped wtih window encloeu,... and CO pa..,... Ice end cupe are provided. ~atione are suggested. An hour rental le $70. (948) &45-6812. Daily~Pilot Clwtedne c....wo News •Miltent, (949) 674-4298 chrl.rl,,..~"/No•latlme..com ~llftdD11l1ners Gr.g Fry, Don l.Ncti, Seen Hill..-. Gina Aleundar, Lori Anderson Box 1660, Cotta MeN, CA 92626. Copyright No newa atorlea, llluatratioM, editorial matter or advertla.menta heNln can be r9t)f0ducecl without writt.en pal'mlalon of copyright owner. VOL•,N0.211 ntOMA8 H. JOHNION. Publlahet tOHY oooao. Edftot .All1't OE I I IHQ, AdwnllfnQ Director LANA JOHNeON, Promodone OINc:tor MAOIM H01l..M (IM8) 842.eoN Record your commentt about the O.lly Piiot or news tlpa. ~ Our eddl'9ea la 330 W. Bey St., Coeta Mela, CA 12127. Offtoa hout1 ere MOf*'t . Fridey, 1:30 a.m. , s p.m. Co:11cdl • It le the PWot'I PollcY 1IO pn>mptly corr'9Ct ell M'Or9 of aub9tance. ,,..... Cltl <•) PM218. m The Newport~ Mee4I Deity l"lloe (Ulf'S. MIMOO) .. pubMeMd dlly. In NewpcNt...,.. end COllll Mw ........... .. ewM.-.bV..........,. to The Tlrnee °"""'County (mo) 212.fM1. In.,_ oul9fde of Newpoft ....... COllll Meea, ...... .,. .... °"'Vf'llot .. ............. ~ ............ ,., -~ "*""·.,,... lftlllade .. JIS'l A' --lolll-.t POS1MMT8t ..... ....._ ................ 111 mc1 • ...-~ "°" '-<>. HOW TO MACH ua a.oi.•et• The Time. Ora• County (8001262·11'1 ;:.·:i= r..., M2.w71 ~(Mii 142-4321 ........ ..... (948)142..., ....... ,..,PMZ23 ..... ,. .. )Mf-4110 .......... ..,llM'l10 lotll9ll: dllft:-.W•.,,_oom MelllO.. ••••C..CMltta-Ga1 .......... ( .. )131-712' ,_......."¥.,....~ ...... e dMeloft ollhe Loa~ nm.. OIDGlln...O.. ...... ,_ .... THE HARBOR COLUMN Sea Scout are eq,ming quite the reputation A hoy. yo= __ _..,....,.---.,, round the point.· about local sailing cbamplooa, what comes to most people's minds is wblcb yadit dub the sailors hail from. Now you willbave to include the Sea Scouts, who earned a however, dUe la a downhill delivery wttbaeesontbe quarter. I know that when I leave the dock to bead up north that Point Conception will be u nasty as usual. making my MIKE crewmember and WHITEHEAD I question why we reputation as national champions. Members of Newport Sea Base's Sea Scout Ship 711 have just earned two national sailing champlonahips at Olicago's Columbia Yacht Oub from Aug. 4 to9. An unselfish volunteer adult leader, Mike Steward. who himself bas taken very llttJe credit for his Sea Scout Ship 711 accomplishments, bas for years taught nwnerous boys searnamhip, self respect and the Sea Scout's duty to our c0untry. I know he must be on cloud nine as two oftlis Sea Scout aaOors, Tum Hartmann and 'frewr Gudey. have won both the 2002 William L Koch International Sea Scout Cup and the Boa.t/U.S. Sea Scout Cup while competing on Lab Michigan. Both scouts earned the national championship titles competing with Sea Scouts from ICl'OIS the U.S. and three other nations. An Interesting note is that this ls the ftrat Boat u .s. competidon sailed since the begSJming of World War U, to help oommemotate the 90da &llDhlenary of the Sea Scout&. Newport's ship 711 tooktmtandDana · Polnt'I ~ 999 ~rs Nathan Prather and Bnndon Ferrtsno took third place. It's exciting news, 80 bep an eye OD the acoutl, both boy and glda, u they become known as competitors in sailing d.rde. As I write tbJs column, I am watching the Pacific sea conditions for a yacht delivery by Mitch Keeler. who ts a San Diego captain who J work very closely in this business. Keeler is leaving the dock today to bring a McJGnna down from SauWito to Newport Harbor. At the same time. I am planning a delivery of a Navigator that I will skipper from Newport to Alameda next month. Mother Nature bas a sense of humor. The buoys are reporting that the swells at Point Concepcion are 3.6 feet at 13 secionda with ateady atmospheric pressure. Thia is the perfect -and almost unheard of -conditions that skippers pray for going uphill to are punisb1ng ourselves again. At least the yacht I will take up north bas stabiliUTa to take out some of the roll but that sacrifices at least a knot of speed. Tip of the week is to check your boat's anodes and inspect your boat's metal parts for signs of electrolysis. Do you know where and bow many zincs are on your boat11lncs are not nonnally seen as they reside In the salt water either on the stem. prop sbaftl. w.el's bottom or in the eoglne'I beat en:hanger. A boat ~'bu 111 mecal flttlngs PiofedY wired. knownu~wm allow the ~c:tion to attack the zincs . before corroding the o er metals. If you are seeing mecal corrosion, then have your diver check the zincs in the water and you should check the bonding wire for corrosion or breakage. Bob Shigo of Pacific Coast Hull gave an excellent presentation on zinca during the Newport Beech Oiamber of Commerce Marine Committee'a How-Th seminar at the Balboa Corinthian Yacht Oub last lbunday, not Wednesday, u I .reported In my column. As I mentioned last week. Mat SOYe)' will conduct regular How-lb eemlnan with profaaionala in apedBc areu to answer your quesdooa. Last week alao included Ula 8arreth ofSuperOean Yacht ~ce and <deg Fountalrt'of Adwnced Marine 13nglnes and all three gave out tbelr secret dps. Boaters should plan on attending these eyehts where you cah ask the everyday questions and not be embarrassed. As I give the aew the order to release the dock lines, I want to remind everyone that the Newport Beach Harbor Commission is meeting at 6 p.m.. Wednesday. . •MICE wtfl'EHEAD la the Pilot's boetlng end herbot' oolumnlat.S.nd him your harbor end merlne-r9'eted thoughta end acory auggeatlona Ifie .mell to Mlk••BoathouN TY.com or Bo«hou• TY.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST tt wllf be yet another grey dey todey, whh low clouds end petdwy fog. tt Wlff deer up pertillty Intend end then onty In ..... ,... during the efWnoon. Highs .. e>epect9d to be In the uppet eo. et the ~to uppet70l Inland wttlt IOWI •to 88. Don't Mlh ... oer, '*-•• .... night drtale leei~thtough .. Nrtv,.,,.. ...... .•. : ~"°" IOATINQ FORECAIT lnN lnrw-. .... wlll bellgtll ..... outofttMt-. ........ 101D 1lllnOllWlltt ar ... ,. .... .,._.a,_ lnh ••mooio. ....... -of••mll·---......... ililf_. ......... ~." . ........ .....,...__ 2to4-feet. SURF The W9We ~up. bft..,.. morning •• ~ Mell et.1.-:t to fll In on Sund9y end Wiii continue to'** up..,. tod9y end Into 1'1eary. In .. momlltg expeat 2 to '.foot wtd\ relettwty clwt OOldllone throughout the ~18. and pcMllbty .. rWll.of .. .., .. the doud ... _ M9¥I put. ......... ~°" TIDES ..... 2:231.m.. l:OI Lm • blOp.m. 7'147p.m. .... .. City leaders to hear cable service concerns Newport Beach residents who want to sound off about cable service in the city, and especially people with ideas about what they would like from their cable provid- ers. will have the ears of dty lead- ers at a public meeting on Aug. 27. The meeting will take place as part of the regular Tuesday night aty CoundJ meeting, which be&ins at 7 p.m. leaders will listen to resi- dents on any and f!llf!l:'J aspect of cable service in the city, from pro- gramming to high-speed Internet acxes,, to past ~with pro- ~ders. In particular, officials bope to hear from residents on public. educational and government ac- cess programming. For more information or to learn more ways to weigh in on cable service, call the city of Newport Beach at (~9) 644- 3000. Taste of Newport grant applications accept~. The Newport Beach Oiamber of Commerce Is ettiiefiUy ac- cepting appU~pnf for Tuste of Newport 6rasti;fr wblch are awarded t9'a'f*oad range of lo- cal noriP«ffit organizations. The gJllllt money is raised as part of the annual Tuste of New- port food festival, wblch will take place Sept. 13-15. To ob- tain a grant application, contact the chamber at (949) 729-4400. The deadline for submitting the grant requests is Sept. 13. HUMAN Continued from Al not part of solution and then why am 1 here?• Brenneman said she felt she accomplished quite a few goals while serving but then the com- mittee -got stalled." ,. Sager could not be reachecl for comment about why she chose to step down. Ramire"L~had ~initially applied for regular -membership but was awarded an akemate position because the 11 ~ were filled. Support Our Schoo~ ShOpHarbor Blvd. of cars ' BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Openings on Costa Mesa traffic committee If you've ever been stuck in traffic and been struck. with an idea of how to improve circula- tion In the downtown and Eastslde neighborhoods, the City Council invites you to serve on an ad hoc committee. The Downtown and Eastslde TransportatiOJl Ad Hoc Com- mittee was established In Octo- ber 2001 to advise the council and city staff in developing sug- gestions and improvement plans for East 17th Street, New- port Boulevard south of 19th Street and nearby Eastside neighborhoods. It consl.sts of residents and representatives from East 17th Street and Newport Boulevard businesses. ' Beyond addres$i.ng the typi- cal issues relating to traffic cir- culation; the committee will also assess opportunities for improving pedestrian and bicy- cle access, parking and median and parkway design. Participation involves monthly meetings, occasional field trips to the study area and time to read reports. You can find a form at City Hall or the city's Web site at www.ci.costa-mesa.ca.w or send a letter of Interest to the City Council. City Hall, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa. CA 92628 by Sept. 10. Information: (714) 754-5032. ln his application dated March 27, Ramirez wrote that he "would like to invest (his) time and en- ergy in helping the dty ftnd new ways to better incoq,<>rate the di- verse ethnic and ailturaJ groups. which visit. worlc and live in the city." Advancement of cultural and ethnic Interests is funda- mental to the enhancement of the city's attributes, he wrote. r Stone applied on the same day and stated she was familiar with issues pertaining to diversity from working at the Orange County "fian.sit Authority. A four- y:ea.r resident of the city, Stone wrote it would be "an honor to Livestock tours will be given at fairgrounds The fair may be a distant memory by now, but le.ids can check. out the livestock. starting Sept. 23, when the 2002-03 tour season for Centennial Farm be- gins at the fairgrounds. Farm tours book. up quickly, so teachers are encouraged to make tow reservations as soon as possible. The 1 ~-how tours, led by volunteer docents, Include an egg gestation lecture, baby chick. handling. radish planting and a walk-through of the gar- dens, livestock area and Millen- nium Barn. Preschool groups and the general public are welcome any weekday between I and 4 p.m. and weekends between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Milking demonstra- tions are held at 3 p.m. daily In the Millennium Barn. Centennial Farm is a four- acre worlcing farm that provides a hands-on educational experi- ence highlighting agriculture. The farm features a selection of growing crops of fruits and veg- etables, and offers visitors a close-up view of a variety of animals, including peacocks, cows, llamas. rabbits, chickens, sheep and horses. Newport Beacti libraries receive materials grant The Newport Beach Publlc Library Foundation has granted serve on the Costa Mesa Human Relations Conuruttee and take an active part in assisting others in my community." The mission of the Human R&- lations Committee, established In 1987, is to •encourage interac- tion, sharing anll understanding of the various cultures residing in Costa Mesa,• according to the city Web site. In recent years, council mem- bers have called its effectiveness Into question, saying no tangible the library $161,900 for materi- als. the Mariners Branch and other major improvements. The foundation ha.s also launched a membership drive and has 160 new members with a goal of 500 by the end of the summer. Law enforcement grant committee has openings The Costa Mesa City Council is asking residents to submit letters of interest to serve on the city's Local Law Enforce- ment Block Grant Ad Hoc Com- mittee. The city Is looking for a member of the general commu- nity and someone representing a local nonprofit, educational, religious or community group active in crime prevention or drug-use prevention. The committee will review proposals and assist city staff in making recommendations to the council about how to spend federal grant funds. The city has been given $70,595 under the federal law enforcement block grant program for the 2002-03 fiscal year. Meetings will be held only once to review pro- posals and make recommenda- tions. Interested people should submit a letter explaining their reasons for serving on the com- mittee. The letter should be sent to Mayor Linda Dixon, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA 92628- 1200 or hand-delivered to City Hall. Information: Sheralee Ford, (7 14) 754-5112. goals were being reached. As a result of the discussion in the past two months, Council- woman Libby Cowan sald she had renewed hope that the group will continue to confront the complex i~ues of racism, homophobia, hatred and intoler- ance in the city. • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolits.harper@lstimes.oom. Monday, AuclJ1t 19, 2002 - COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL MEETING PREVIEW RESIDENT ONLY PARKING The City Council will decide tonlght whether to designate specific portions of Tex.as and Utah circles as "resident only" parlcing to help resolve parking problem& caused by the popularity of youth sports events at nearby schools. The residents of these small cul-de-sac streets are concerned their parking Is all but taken away during events at TeWtnlde Middle School or California Elementary. According to a staff report, five of six residents of Texas Circle and all four of Utah Circle's residents have written letters to the city regarding the parking intrusions. Residents only parking restrictions have been previously placed in housing tracts around the Fairgrounds and adjacent to large apartments complexes, which have overflowing tenant parking. WHAT TO EXPECT Council members are expected to approve the requested parking restrictions. EASTSIDE REZONE An Eastside property owner ls asking the council to deviate from the city's conventional development requirements to split a very large lot into five small parcels. The owner of 258 Santa Isabella also wants to rezone the property, which is surrounded mostly by single-family homes, to a medium-density residential designation. The city requires a minimum of 5.000 square feet for small lot divisions. The owner is proposing parcels as small as 3,410 square feet. The homeowner was spumed by the Planning Commission last month and subsequently became • Compare Our Expertise and Experience • Receive on Actlon Pion fOf Today's Maket • 23 Years Experience Coll John a Jeff FYI •WHAT: Coste M ... C"tty Council meeting • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today • WHERE: City H•ll. n Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714) 754-5223 the first victim of more stringent wnlng requirements. Commissioners sald the proposed Santa lsabel project was the antithesis of what the neighborhood needed and denied the requested change. WHAT TO EXPECT The council ls expected to deny the request to rezone tbe property. TOW CONTRACTS The council will consider renewing its contract with two local towing companies that have worked for several years with the police department to remove violating vehicles and store impounded cars. Both G&W Towing and MetroPro Road Services. fonnerty lcnown as Harbor Towing. have provided the service to the city for several years, a staff report reads. Police officials have requested to continue the long-term relationship with the companies because they work well with staff, the report states. According to the proposed contract, the towing companies would be responsible for towing cars that have been involved in accidents, impede traffic Oow, are impounded for evidence or abandoned, to name a few. The city would be charged the standard rate. the report states. WHAT TO EXPECT Council members are expected to renew the contracts -O>mpiled by Lolita Harper Al <949>717 .5417 St\LOMcl'lSMrrHBMNF..Y c:mJi! 6*nar\ &!1'11 ~re Mlrnbr 9FC Slft'IVI 91ldl 8rNy end A"*'1tllrof ~ 'llE ION VIE~ IT" ... --nwta Of S.O. ~ re GRAND OPENING! ... Portaoia ................... f t I t • ' M Mond9y, ~ 19,· 20<12 .. . PUBLIC SAFETY r BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Hit and run victim in critical condition A 73--year-old c.osta Mesa resident was taken to West- ern Medical Center in Santa Ana Sunday morning after being bit by a pickup truck that Oed the scene. Aoiceto Rodriguez was walking eastbound in the Cl'OMWcllk at West 19th Street POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • HattMw 8oul9wird: A man was arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen property, Illegal possession of a firearm, possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia and for an out of state warrant in the 3500 blodc at 10:35 a.m. Saturday. •Flagstone: A man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia, being under the influence of a controlled substance and resisting an officer in the first blade at 2:15a.m. Saturday. • Newport Bou'-vard: A man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance in the 2400 blodc at 6:04 p.m. Saturday. • Newport Boulevard: A man was arrested on suspicion of being drunk In public in the 1900 blodc at 2:20 p.m. Saturday. •West 18th Street and Patt Avenue: A woman was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer and being drunk in public at 11 :47 a.m. Saturday. NEWSROOM Continued from Al the story as did television stations. Rumors swirled that Holdren was a victim of either a prank gone awry or some evildoers bent on pelting people with paint, evildoers or pranlcsters who had not owned up to their crime. But slowly, the paintball story started to change as coroner officials downplayed the significance of a paintball strike and instead proposed that Holdren had been injured by falling while inline skating and then strildng the back of his head, causing trauma to his skull and brain! Finally, on Aug. 9, four months to the day of Holdren's death, we finished our reporting with the story that concluded: "Paintball pellets not the cause of death." At least that's what the coroner is telling us now. We still get letters to this day, wging the paintball shooters to come clean and admit to their crime-even though it's possible there never were any paintball shooters at all. One of my favorite editors has a very apropos line in which he says, "you can't unstir the drink. .. The Holdren paintball case is a classic example of that the drink has been stirred and there's little chance to keep things from being mixed up. Newspapers, by their nature, · have to stir the drink. We report tbinp in a hurry. sometimes wlth little facu and without the luxury of taking the time to double and triple check sources. We need contention, controversy and stories worth reading. Isn't it much more eiciting to write a sto_ry about a guy getting ambushed by paintball lhootera than if he Umply slipped and feD OD his bead? • Before we set cast as the eole 111 I I I'\ I "· '\\II fl''\.< .l" N.w Meclica1 Producu ~ N.8. Pocliacrilt Dr. Roda Low Colt. No Oral Medic:adoN ..... 8-dl Guarantee!! c,.a s..11 a Wo (H9) 7SJ..76'1 and Ambdm &net In QJlla Mela al llbout 9'.30 ~ mor.q when a black. 6.111- size pk:kup truck trawtillg oortbbouod Oil AQlheim Street lb'Udc him. 1be truck 8ed eastbound on Welt 19th Street .tler the colllllon. IC- ~ to the Colta Mesa ' Police Oepar1men.L Rodrisuez WU taken to Western Medical c.enter for head trauma aod w-.listed as being in ortlical but sta- ble condition as of 2 p.m. Sunday. police said. • w.t 8elm: A man wes arrested on •iepidon of Indecent expoeure, being drunk In public end prowting or loitering on private property In~ 800 blodt at 12:45 a.m. Saturday. NEWPORT BEACH • Channel end East OcMnfront: A »-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance at 10'.30 p.m. Friday. • PnMnonlofy end Coat Highwmy: A 51-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of l>urglary at 8:00 p.m. Friday. • s..g.11 end SfMttngtDn Piece: Attempted petty theft was reported at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. • s..hore Md 31th Street: A man was arrested on Suspicion of disorderly conduct while intoxicated by alcohol at 3:50 a.m. Friday. •Via Oporto: A man was arrested on suspicion of boarding a vessel without permission In the 3400 blodt at 12: 45 a.m. Friday. • West 15th Street: Annoying phone calls were reported In the 800 blodc at 12:40 a.m. Thursday. purveyor of bad facts, keep In mind the Daily Pilot's not the only one to do this. Some readers may recogniz.e the name Steve J. HadllL He's the scientist who some in the media have surmised is the culprit behind last fall's anthrax letters that killed five people and made 13 sick and struck tenor · into the hearts of Americans fresh off the most cataclysmic event of our Pfetime on SepL 11. Hatfill.has never been charged with the ciime. He has not even been named by the FBI as a suspect But years will go by and his name will come up and many wW just say, •he's the anthrax guy." The cases are many. Rlchud Jewell. the security guard who was wrongfully suspected by the media of the being the bomber of the Atlanta Olympic Games, is one glaring example. So what's the answet'I In the Dally Pilot's case, many readers here will probably know the truth about the paintball case just because we continued to follow It And for that, I give my staff writers and editors a lot of crediL But what of those who just watched the story Wlfold on television? Have you seen any of those 1V channels report that the story was wrong'l I think not The answer ls that we have to be more thorough. Journalists aren't exactly up there on the list of those with the most't:rusted job6 in America. We need to return to an era in which we are skepdcal of information. We need to make sure that we don't report something as fact. or couch it as fact, unless we know it to be eo. 1bat11 not easy to do sometimes, but you have my vow that we will do our belt to make that happen. I'm eqet; to bear your sugesdons. •TONY DODEAO II the dlor. He C11n be l'MChed at t• ,174-i2S8 or via 9-fMll at ' 10ny.dodero•1«1me&oom. BLEACH ConlilJed from Al falle Idea mo.. the deanlli.- of tbe .... beecM "Jfk~bemamuedtolul (treetrnmt lewkJ. It .... much more chlorine to ldD off lbe tMic- teda and WUlel." Skinner ...... "You'I pt a falle u.nnce. lhere'I not enou8h cblodne added to ldD off the vinl8el among IWlmmen.. Other envlronmentaUsU say the procell aeates potenlially bannfut cbemlcal byproducts that could darmp lllh oc plant life in the sea. Doug kortbo«. one of the founders of~ activ- ist Ocean Outfall Group. Mid the pi:ocess creates ·"bad com- poWlds." Ofllcia1a defend the method. saying tbqse byproducts don't exist in high enough 1evela to .be harmful. A WIDELY USED METHOD Orange County sanitation offi- cials have begun chlorine tmat- ment, joining the Deady 400 SUPPORT Continued from Al The event, coordinated by 1lna Reed. Amy Ouffteld and Priscilla Ric;ldell, turned into a · much larger success than any of them anticipated "J didn't think it would be this big." Reed said. "l totally just want to cry because it's so wonderful." Tum were also close for l.eilani's ~Joe Gutienez, who bad to fight them back as be spoke about bow the COIDDlUllily support has helped ru,, family. "It gives us hope when people respond like this to us," he said. .. And we hope to respond to them the same way." Many of the participants already felt touched by the young girl and her family. .. , can't imagine that happening to my child," said FJleen Anderson who worked with Leilani at the Harry and Grace Steele Oilldren's Center at Orange Coast College. "When you have children it really touches you a lot" Relatives, friends and co-workers weren't the only ones that attended the evenL Participants also Included Individuals merely moved by the young girl's story. · "Just the feeling that I'm so privileged with my life ... I'd like to show that I care," said Irvine resident Jens Biermeier, who read about the little girl and decided to do what he could to . ' . . 'In order to avoid 1ny development of bacteria, a very low level of chlorine keeps [the water] from going bad: den of the tratment method remlted In one of the IDOlt im- portant public health advances Jn th.la country's b111ory, as doc- tors watched water-born W- nesse1 like c:bolera. typhoid, cfy1eotery and hepatitis A virtu- ally dlNppear from their pa- tient&. .... l.Mcla. Mesa's pneral man11er . oibet-apndea that UM the mecbod ttat.ewlde. .... In San Prandlco. Loe ~Uke~South ••ma. Mendocino and other -~lt. The Sanitadon Distticts of Loe Anleles County, a joint-powers appcy that runs 11 sewage treatment aod water reclama- tion ~ has used chlorina- tion on their waste since the 1950s, spokeunan Joe Haworth said. "It's a very e1fective tool for knocking the numbers of bacte- ria down geometrically.. Haworth said. "That's why you chlorinate )'our pool" The Loe Angeles agency uses a somewhat different method to chlorinate its sewage. mixing tile chlorine with lime. the same chemical used to decontaminate help. "This Is the first time I've gotten out of my own backyard and helped with the community. .. It Is a community filled with people that simply wanted to do what they could. "I think It's tenific," said Costa Mesa Mayor Unda Dixon. •As a commuhity we need to come together and give support. We should never get so big that we can't give back as a community. .. The SUnday event proved to the Gutierrez family that people really do care. .. I .feel really overwhelmed," June said. "It's helped us knowing how many people care." The family was astonished at just how many people showed up for the evenL "I can't believe all of the support," she said. "I'm amazed at how many people are touched by my daughter because she touches me." With posters, banners and shirts containing messages of love for the young girl who remained at the Health Bridge , Oilldren's Rehabilitation 'M· ., Hospital during the event, participants never forgot why they were there. "We love Leilani more than anything in the wodd," Reed said. "This is all for her. .. •CHRISTINE CARNU.O is the news aulatant. She may be reached at (949) 574-4298 or by e-mail at dlmtine.carrillo@latimes.com. ddnki• water in the trenches of Y«Jdd War I. Haworth said . the agiency speoda about $2.S mWion per year on the cblorlne. lime and bf-adflte uaed to remove the cb1orine before It ls released into the ocean. REACllNG BACK INTO HISTORY Water agencies haVe been chlorinating ddnkiog water for more than 150 years.. Back in 1850, John Snow first used the chemical to disinfect the water supply in London after a cholera outbreak. Regular chlorinadon of drinking water didn't begin until i891, also in London. In this country, chlorinadon began for the first time in Jersey City in 1908. The more widespread adop- Tuday, local water districts like Meea CooloUdated 8till employ the method. •1n order to awid any devel- opment of bacteria, a very low level of chlorine keeps [the wa- ter! from going bad," said Di- ana Leach, Mesa's general man- ager. Mesa uses small doses of chlorine, because the water they pull from the ground water wells is clear. Using chlorine on sewage is another matter. so Orange County Sanitadon District offi- cials use much higher doses of the bleach on its sewage. • MOL CLINTON covers the environment and politic9. He may be read\ed at (949) 784-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clinton@latimes.com. KENT TREPTOW /OAJL.Y PILOT Priscilla Riddell, one of the three who organized the event, shows her support for Leilani with a button and a hand-painted tank top. .. QCWERNOR n Grev DIMs, (0 ), s.. Caphol,~ 91814. (916)445-2841;fu:(l18) 445 4833 U,S. HOUSE OF•REIENrAI NES • etnCG<, (R).411h....,, ,....,,. Piece, SulteGO, N9wpalt..,_ _, <• '1Se-22A4; or~ Alwburn 8uHding. ~1gton, DC 20615, (202) 225-88'1: fax UM8) 251-8309(,...,.....nla moltof ti•, ....... E-flMll:.,_p•ucme~ ............. (ff), 81bmtcl, '°' Mlln SL.,_.... !C, ............ .... .... f7141• .... Of 2331~ 8uldng. WW.181D11, DC, (202) 225-2it15; fax: (714) a.110e (ftepr•anta Com Mw•w.t N••"' ~ .... ~ l I Dally Pilot AROUND. TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN ltemt to the Dtlly Pilot, 330 W. Bey St., Cotte M ... , CA 92827; by fix to (948) ~170; or by calling (948) 57.t-4298. Include th• time, dltt end loettlon of the event. H well .. 1 contact phone number. A complete llatlng It available et www.dallypllot.com. TOOAY The ftnaJ Pf091'Jm .,.., Amid Bookt~ geared tow1rd readert older than 18, wlll be held In tt'!a Balboe Brench Llbrery at 8:30 p.m. The program wlll conclude th• 2002 1dul11ummer rtadJng progr1m1. Thi library 11 et 100 E. Bilbo• Blvd. Free. (948) 717·3801 or www.n•wportbffchllbrary.org. TUllOAY A eemlnar on the ntturel · 1ppro1ch to Attention Deficit ot1ordtr wlll be held from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Ca1' In Cotta Mt11. The aemlner 11 1pon1ored by Mother'• Merket. Fl'ff. The cefe 11at225 E. 17th St. (948) 831-4741. WEDNESDAY The Orenge County Ann. of Fund·ralalng Profeulonale Confertnce on Philanthropy wlll begJn et 8 1.m. at the Hiiton Hotel In Cotta Meae. The event, ettebllthed for Orange County nonprofit agancle1 and affiliated C>rganlzetlont, will Include three aklll-development 1t11lons on the field of fund·relalng. A two-day aurveycourte will al10 be held beginning on Thursday and will be followed by a certified fund·relalng axacotlva examination Aug. 24. The hotel la at 3050 Brlatol St. Call for Information on coata or to make ra .. rvetlont. (949) 881-0196. THURSDAY Go¥emor Frink Kutlng wtU IM at th• White Rabbit Children'• .. Bookttore In SQvth Coett Plaza from 3 to 6 p.,,.~h• Oklahoma govemorwlll 11"" hi• new picture book. "Wiii Aogtra: An Americen Legend." The 1tore l1 et 3333 Brlatol St. Suite 2oe1 . Coat• Meu. Free. (714) 445-0010. FRIDAY The movie •aug'• Uf9" wlll be ahown at the Newport Dune• W1terfront Raaort In Newport BHch beginning at duak. Gueat are encouraged to bring beech ct.1lr1 and to t1ke 1dv1nt1ge of the cempflrea. Th• raaort la et 1131 B1c:tt Bey Drive. SB per car. (8'8) 729-DUNE. AUGUST24 The 22nd ennu1l luffNgt Dey Luncheon honoring four Orange County women leader• wlll be held et 11 :30 1.m. et the Unlveralty Club on the UC Irvine campu1. The luncheon 11 hoated by the C1llfoml1 N1tlon1I Orgenlzetlon for Women. Tldteta ere $36. (949) 964-1166. Th• movie •011axy Quest• wlll be 1hown It duak 11 pert of th• Newport Dunea Reaort Movl11 on the Beech aerlea. Qu11t1 ere encouraged to bring bud\ chairs ind to take advantage of th• campflm. The reaort la et 11~1 Bedt Bey Drive. $8 per car. (949),_ 729-DUNE. AUGUST25 Hlttoftoal lmp,..alonltt P9ter M. Small wlll perform hie one-men portrayal of Prealdent Herry S. Truman et 2 p.m. et Temple IHlah. During the performance. Small daacribea Truman'• life end decl1lon1 •• prealdent -from the atomic bombing of Japan to the dltml111I of Gen. Doug lea , M1GArthur. The temple 11 et 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beech. Free. For Information on the event, call (949) 548-9900. For Information about Smell, call (714) 524-&944 or visit www.hlatory-allVfl.com. ' 1M'1roup ........ wtl megalnee. Oonatlone ere l)efform •I• mythme end Urtln ta»deduotlbfe. Cell to errenge to Jm It I conoert eponaored by have boob pfchd up. (M) Newport BMc:h Atta end Cutturel 759-Me?. S.rvlcee from 5 to 9:30 p.m. It Bufrlllo Hiiia Pa~ Guem ere TM~ Mom1n8 Women'9 encouraged to bring blenkltl, Club, I t10-yNl'Old fMndlhlp l1wn·ch1lrtend picnic.. The parlt dub. 11 Meldng new "'9mblrl. la et 1801 Port Provence. Free. The club, which' Include goff, (948) 711-3870. brtdge, wtlker end gourt'Mt MCtlona, m"'8 et 11 1.m. on th• AUGUIT21 HCOnd Thurldly of every month Repe. Chttttopher ColC and Din• It the "-dlaeon Hottl In Newport Rohr•becher will IPHk •t the Beech. ~ luncheon 11123 •nd Newport BHc:h Chamber of Include. ent•rtelnment. The hotel Commerce Newport Sum1H 11 1t 4546 MICArthur Blvd. (714) Breakf11t et 7:30 a.m. The 1pecl1I 842·15883. bNakfeat, eponeored by Sheldon Plntt of the Trlneportetlon The NwlpoftlMGh ...... Club Con1dor Agenclee, wlll be held It mfftl et 9 1.m. •nd 7 p.m. the Aedlnon Hotel In Newport Mond•Y through Slturdey, end tt Be~. The hotel II It 4Me 7 p.m. Sunday. WllkeN lhould MecAl'thur Blvd. *20 for meet et the lnterMCtlon of membere whh rtMl'Vltlona; $21 Hoepltll Rold and Superior et tht door. *25 for po'entlal Avenue. Free. (941) 91().1332. membere. (949) 729-4400. AUGUIT30 The Ameftoen Llllon wtll "'"'It 7 p.m. the third Tuetday of every A thowlng of •aoo1c 1toppera• month. The mHtlnge, which de1I wlll begin 1t duak aa pert of the with wter1n IHUn and Newport Ount1 Rt1ort Movlt1 on community Mrvlot, wlll be held the Beach aerlee. The film will be 1t the Cotti M ... Air Netlonal ahown on 1 glint ICrffn 11tu1ted Gu1rd. Th• netlonal guerd la at on the aand. Gueltl ere 28&1 Newport Blvd. F,... Mery encouraged to bring beach chalra Holler, (714) M&-2777; 8111 1pd take advantage of the Mlmlega, (948) 850-0894. campfire•. The retort la et 1131 Bedt Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) lnteffatth oouplet with OM 729·DUNE. Jtwlah partner ere Invited to AUGUST31 participate In en lnterf11th couple• dlacuulon group hotted by th• The movie •Mr1. Doubtftre• wHI Jewllh Family Service of Orange be Wlown et dulk .. pert of the County. The group la ge1red Newport Ounea Retort Movlea on toward thoae couplM looldngto the Bead'l eeries. The film wtll be make Judelam end the Jewlih ahown on 1 giant acretrl lltuated on community pert of their the aand. Gutltl ere encouraged to reletlon1hlp. Th• group mHb In bring bead\ d181ra end tllce the evenlnga In the 1gency'1 advantage of the c:empflrea. The office et 260 E. Beker St., Suite G, ~"et 1131 Ba<* Bey Drive. $8 Coate Meea. Prereglatretlon I• per cet: (IMS) 729-0UNli. required. (714) 446-4950. ONGOING Nightly mHtlnga ere °"9recl In The Newport Beech Newcomen Coate Mell end Newport Beach Club meeta et 10 1.m. the third for anyone who w9nt1 to Wedneaday of each month, overcome nicotine addiction. except July end December, It Schedule or (714) 774-91c>e or varied locetlone. The group, a (800) 842·0888. 1ocl1I organization for people who have lived In NewportBeech Th• Newport 8porte Museum, 1 for fewer then five yeera, mHta nonprofit org1nl11tlon, operetta for eventa, 1ctlvltle1 end field 1 free mu11um et 100 Newport trlpa. (949) 845-9922. Center Drive, Newport Bt1ch. The mu11um. which h11 one of Th• Ft1end1 of th• Newport the world'1 l1rge1t collectlon1 of Beech Public Library Hek book 1port1 memorebllle, 11 open don1tlon1 to relae fUnd1 for the from 9 1.m. to 8 p.m. wt1kday1 llbr1ry 1y1tem. Bookl may be left end 10 1.m. to 3 p.m. on et any of the three branch Saturd1y. (949) 721·9333 or llbreriea, Including, Balboa, www.n•wportspo,.,,mu,.um.org. Merlnera or Coron• del Mer. They may 111~ be left In the apeclal The Ettanol1 High IGhool Plrent book cloHt next to thl Friend• THcher Student A11n. ho1t1 1 Bookltore It 1000 Avocado Ave. monthly P•P•r drive every All herdoover end paperb1dc Saturdey from 9 e.m. to noon In bookl ere ecceptable, with the the achool'• northweet partllng exception of l1w bookl 1nd lot, on the corner of E1tanol1 •@j~ FLORAL & GIFTS PALMS & FICUS TREES 75% OFF 20-50% OFF Selected · R1gular M1rcla1111dl11 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Mon·Pri l0:00am·6:00pm, Sat A Sun l0:00un·5:00pm Phone(949)764-1746 , - North and '9111 Mia. N...,.._.M .. bound, l90Morbeg1M .. .....-t however, 11rdboerd, bound meterlel MMh 11 phone boob or thk* m191atw .. not. llnl.,. IVllleblefor ·:n • of the month fot pm. to go It tlmee. AH Jundt F9111d r.. to the 1llOOl8don. • The ldM>ol I• It ~ fttlOIMI• Ave., Cotta MtM.(Ml)l1MIOO. O..hnlorc...... ..... deity telephone oontMt progr1m for Mf'liorl who haw e llmtt.d locel aupport 9V1tem, Th9'( alto otr.r :t°:"' oomput9f' ot ..... th•t t the blllGt Of Word, Ouldcen, "'"'!tt;f!nd Internet uuge.(941)M4 M. · TheC:O...MeM~ To11tm11t1r1 Club m"'8 from noon to 1 p.m. Wtdneedlyt It the Or1nee County Department of Eduoatlon, 200 Kalmu1 Drtve, Co1t1 M .... Mffttnp ,,. qpen to 1nyone who Wlntl to l~rov• hi• or her pubtlo epeekf ng Ila. (714)444-8713. The Newpott ...... DlltfngullMd TOHtmlltlrt Club 130Qmfftl from 7 to 9 p.m. TuffdlVI ln·Sgt. ~'I mHtlng room, 2aoo St., Newport BNGh. Cell to melt• refervltlona. (941) 841-1274. TM~ "9mlyhMllf/I Orenge County holdl group mHtlnge for younger women to dlecue1111Ue1 re11t1no to lffw patMQH Ind changee. body lmeg•, flmlty, rell'tlonlhlpe, communication, lntlmaoy end Mxualhy, enxi.ty, end lonelln111. The group mMtl It 7 p.m. Tuetdava 1t th•~ offtce. The ofnct le It 280 E. Wtr St., Suit. G, Cotta M .... Prtreglltrltlon 11 required. M•rcv Middler, (714) 441 4llO, Ext. 114. MIMM1111 ............ a ... re Club 911 In Cotta M ... mMta It 7 p.m. Tuttdava It M ... Yarde United Mathodltt Church, 1701 W. Beker St., Cotta MHI. (714) ~. llu• PlllM ............. Chait 2717mHttat7 a.m. WtdnMd•va at th• Vlll1ge Firmer, South COllt Ptu1 Vlll1g1, 1911 Sunflower Av1., Cotta Meu. Th• meeting le frH for flr1t·tlm1 vlaltora. (941) 858 '308. Toaltmlftlrl Ckab 111 mMla It 7 1.m. Mondava It the lrvlne Co .• \ Mondly. ,.,,,.. 19, 2002 .. ' 1IOOI = c.nter, NeW.,oft a .. 1he Oe111...-c.nw, • .... (M .,.noe. M1"'*"91Ne.. C4NoM dlf Mer.(.., M4 DM. n.c.e.-.cea..~1rtl eo...m.a. .... holt hi weeldy The ..... C..-~ ...... NMwofbrl Luncheon on ..... yogi ... flom .... 'Nldlieedaye from 11:41 a.m. to 1 11:41e.m.~etae»W. p.m. ltthe Colta Mell~ COIM HIQhwlv, Newpott a..Gh. a.. Vllhof'91NwtloamM. , ... , 722.a.t'7. . dub le .. 1701 Qotf CourM Drive. 811. (714) -IOIO. 9ody ~ UllllM ...... of a.ff offetl ........__ ......... c... lddl·box'lng ct ..... from l:JO to mMtl et 7 e.m. w.dneedlvl It 9:30 1.m. Tueedlyt, 1"hurldeyl the lahle Corinthian YIClht Club, ind Seturdava et 1000 w. c... 1801 laytldl Drlw, Coron• del Hlghwey, Suit. C, Newport Mer. (141) 211 4830. IMch. II per ct111. (141) 722.o629. u.1a11-............ mMtl from l:IO to I p.m. Mondeye It The~tA8M.aMW P:letciher Jonll Motoroera •t Support Group of N.wpott Wit 3IOO Jimbo,.. 9'oad, Newport WeltNlll• Roll cio4poneoft. ... ch. (714) IM-IS14. tree eupport group mMdnt for oereglven It 7 p.m. 1he fourth TMO..hnlorC....ofhlft Thurldev of each month throuth .· treneport to tell• mtmbe,. to October It Newport Wle Walt •ro::ntmente and groctry Alllattd Living, -Holpltel • opplng. The lhuttt• tekH Road, Newport leach. (Ml' memben to the otnt1r. Cell to 931·3155. make 1n appointment. (941) 8444244. The ADh.im.nMM. ...... TerHce, • rMldentlll community 1'ltlNlne .. Mlllllbll for people for people with AllMlmer .. lntereltM In reeding Engllah but dlMIH and related defMnde, who oould UH the help. Hourly offere 1 f,.. aupport group for r1t111nd tlm• ire negot11ble. c:.reg1Vt1'9 It 8:30 p.m.1he ft'91 (941)111-1739. TUMdly of Heh month It Mell Terrace, 360 W. Bly St., Coltl O.. lenlor Centllr ... vlautl MMe. (714) 283-1111. eld ecrMnlnge with 1 Braille I~ rep,...ntltlve by Reba1111 Lewll .... en enllMI 1ppolrrtment. (941) 844-3244. bere1vement group that apec:lallzff In the ntedl of l111n1W Wellht Man11ement people who heve aide or ctvtno offwl lnt8ractlve and proectlv• pets. It mHb It 3 p.m. TUlldava weight IOM groupe. Leam et 3101 W. Colllt Hlghwey, lufta behavior modlftcetlon ind other 311, Newport Beech. The oollt II a t9Clhnlquee to oontrol your donation to en 1nlm1I char'ltv of weight. The cost 11 $20. Groupe the tttendH'I choloe. Cell to meet from 9:30 to 8 p.m. m•k• 1 reHrvltlon. (941) Wtdnetdtva end Thurtday11t 721·6760. Ill Sen Miguel Drive, Suite 360, Newport IHch. (8'8) 718·9848. Oule lenlor c...... oon•• blood preuure ecreenlnge from The ................... oentlrfor 9 to 11 e.m. the flrlt ind third NOOYefY •nd flmlly education, TuHday of t1ch month In Room offert 1 women'I eupport group 3 It 800 Merguerft• Ave .• Corone from l :IO to I p.m. Tueed1y11t del M1r. 949) M4-32M. 2800 lrtatol St, C.208, Cotta M .... (714) 432-0020. The Newpoft ...... Paychologlcal Aun. otr.re 1 OlllllenlorC.....hM• body Image and modem. welklno orou: oelltd Welk•,. Not~.,. . It mfftl once • eating aupport group It 7 p.m. WtdntldlVI It 3101 W. Coelt WMtc to •ntov IOlnlc welkl In Hlghwty, Suite 311, Newport end 1round th• Newport Bt1ch Bt1ch. (949) 721-1760. .,. •. (941) 144-3244. A IUppott IF'OUP for...._ wMI . Women Helplftl Women offw9 a br1ln tumora meet• from 7 to free peer eupport group for 8:30 p.m. the flret end third women In trenaltton from 3:15 to Thurld1y1 of t1ch month It the •:11 p.m. Alcohollca Anonvmoua mMtl from f :48 to 7:48 e.m. Ho1g Cancer Centtr, 4000 W. Co11t Hlghwey, Newport IHch. Mondev through Frid1y In ftoom Free. (941) 722-8237. I A Fine Affair 721·9044 8. Magness 844·44 77 The 811ket C11e 720·7088 811kln Robbin• 84 4·1331 Blockbu1ttr Video 7 59·9404 Cath1y Newport Restaurant 7 59 ·3388 Ch1mp1gn11 Market a Dell 640 -5011 Chevron USA 760 ·8878 Couture N1w York 759·1791 Heppy Nella • Spa 7 69·8889 L1btl1 940 .. 1, 33 M1g'1 Donute a 8tkery 780·9278 M1llbox11 Newport 144·UIO M11t1r Tailoring 720·1041 M1rco ,oto lt1ll1n E1tery 721·0101 Newport North Clttntra 144·0431 N~ort North o:tom1trlc 720·0204 Dr. lchttl Shae Ont Hour Moto ,hoto 144·1113 '9tco 711·1120 ftoyel ..... ,.,. 144·7104 .... ""*'" 144·1111 Tlllly'I Cafflt 711·1141 Thi Vldlo Editor 720·1010 • •111 ptlOM """""' .,, ....... ... BEST BUYS ·The great place for photos T he u.ed Camera Store is a great find for all photography equipment Owner David Moore is very particular about the quality of the equipment he sells. "I don't sell anything that looks used." says Moore. "And we don't buy anything as is. It has lo be in pedect condition." The store carries a large array of cameras, ------lenses and GREER WYLDER .accessories, including Nikon, Minolta, Leica. Contax. medium format cameras and rare cameras. Photographers ranging from students to professionaJs love the selection. Its constantly changing. since new equipment arrives daily. Prices are fair. Moore competes with East Coast mailorcler prices. Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. It's at 545 AW. 18th SL in Costa Mesa.(949)645-9161. RNE FOOTWEAR Cole Haan, known for being an American luxury footwear and accessories store, is having a summer sale. Everything from the summer collection is on sale, including men's and women's shoes, belts and handbags. Cole Haan offers classic and contemporary styles, and all of the shoes are handmade and hand stitched. Many of its styles are now built with a Nike Air technology for comfort. It's on the second level of South Coast Plaza, across from the Espresso Bar. (714) 751-7370. CUSTOM Cott.FORT Families and dog owners love custom sofas at Quatrtne Washable P8brtca. All of the sofas can be purchased off the Ooor, or custom made. Sofas start at $1,200. There are more than 500 washable fabrics to choose from, and the price of the fabrics is determined by the mills not by Quatrine. You'U see a lot of the fabrics in other stores, and it will be carrying Ralph Lauren fabrics soon. There is also a Quatrine furniture line that comes in five finishes consisting of armoires, dining. coffee and side tables. Open 10 a.rn. to 6 p.m .. Monday through Saturday; noon to 5 p.m Sunday. It's at 3636 E. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. (949) 723-7435. CLOTHING, HERE ALONE NMaren is a modem elegant clothing boutique in Newport Beach for people who love clothes. The owners, Dawn Klohs ·and Denise Schaeffer, are sisters, who travel to New York. MUan and Paris four times a year to buy spedaJ and unique designer pieces that you won't see everywhere else. Designers available a.re Loro Pian!, Marni, Prada Sport, Dries Van Noten, Dosa. Chloe, Helmut Lang. Michael Kors, C'.ellne and Peter Cohen. For me9 there ls Commes des Garcon and Loro Plana. The boudque attracts all ages. "'We have teenagers to 80-year-olds ahopplng here," Schaeffer 88.ld "And they come from all over -Cllicago, New York. Long Beach and L.A. .. A'Maree'a also has jewelry from Los Angeles-based Cathy Watennan and other popular designers shoes, bags. belta and ac:cesaortea. The high-end store has two aalea a~ -a aummer tale in June and a winter sale in January, with unbelievable bargains. Open 10 Lm. to 6 p..m. Monday Chrou8Jl S.turday. It'a at 1649 Westcllfr Drtve In Newpoft Beach. 949.642.«23. FORllQNAWW IAI I t me la Newport'• most popular home l\inUlb1ngs atore. Ownen Om~ and Brenda luUmrl frequently So on buying Uips ID a.ope, N1W lbrt and the South. and )'OU woulddt belifte how fut ... aw:mdRm .. out. "WI ... p6cNlw of Items we buy in 11inipe, md a IOC ol IC't 8°'d before It ............ atzrwii llid. ............. km •••• 1 , ..... lilldl ... n. • ........ .......... __ .... .._ ......... ... ' • . . -~ YOUR . . The Daily Pilot's weekly report on local businesses Monday. August 19, 2002 A6 PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PILOT Rick Dill, the president of On~ne Builclin'g Products, Inc., in Newport Beach creates custom-designed Web sites to fit a company's specific needs. Expanding into cyberspace Businesses can add to its size and customer base not by knocking down walls, but with a few clicks of the mouse. ChrlstJne Carrillo Daily Pilot I n an age where computers have become an integral part of everyday life, the business world has needed lo remain ahead of the game. More and more people seelcing information look to the Web to find it, replacing the days of making inquiry phone calls and trips to the office. Now, potential customers and clients want their questions answered with the cUclc of a mouse. And what better way for businesses to oblige them than through an infonnadve Website. "1 thinlc every single industty can benefit from having a Web site," said Riclc Dill, president of Online Bullding Products, a Web site design company in Newport Beach. "We do custom-designed Web sites that meet the company's needs based on the image the company wants to project." And just as brochures have done for years, Web sites can reOect the quality of a company and even virtually augment Its size. With one visit, customers can get a feel for the capabilities of a company based en~ly on the productivity of its Web site. "It shows what you're company is capable of," said Elana Siegel, a marketing assistant for Woddview Travel in Coata Mesa "If you tlave a Patrice Simon and Neal Green enjoy a late lunch at Habana,a Cuban restaurant in Costa Mesa. The company's Web site. which was establisbed only three years ago. provides customers with investment infonnation, opportunities to provide restaurant comments and online games for kids. "We didn't see it as a technology," Lefranc said. "We thought it could be ~nfonnational ... and we'Ne made it interactive." And many Web site8 aren't just providing information anymore. As the computer industry continueli to replace Its technology at a rapid pace with increasingly sophisticated appUcations, the .role of Web sites among various companies often expands. The Web site of Online Building Products, Inc., based in Newport Beach. ln many cases, a Web site can serve as a cost-effective means of conducting business, providing an economical way to share information among employees and customers, said Dill. By establishing applications that allow companies to download and upload files or send mass faxes, companies alleviate some of thelr work.load and expense. And by serving as an onllne storefront to millions of people around the world, a Web site can also enhance the company's business reach. good Web site that's able to do all those things. it says that the agents are just as good." By providing customers with an opportunity to make changes to thelr itineraries. check their flight status and make reservations, the role of a good Web site within the travel industry has proven to be one of convenlence, especially for Its corporate clienU. Siegel said. • Similarly, the restaurant industry and its customers have benefited from the convenience of a site. "It's just another vehicle that allows us to reach our guests," said Frank LeFranc, executive vice president and chief operations officer for Newport Beach-based Ruby's Diners. "For us. It's a matter of malntainlng an ongoing relationship with our guests." Worldview navei which has offices in Orange and San Diego counties, has acquired clients as far as Europe as a See SPACE, Pa1e A7 POWER LUNCH A Cuban culinary experience THE Pl.ACE Habana restaurant THE JUDGE Deirdre Newman, Dally Pilot educallon reporter THE MEAL Plantain Clllcken Breast sandwich with mango sorbet for dpaert. HA8ANA 2930 Bristol Street, Costa Meu , YOUR WORK W EE K BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Time to· gtow Torneau, high-end watch retailers will expands its South Coast Plaza store by anstounding 70%. Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot H igh-end watch retailer Tuurneau has begun construction that will nearly double the size of its South Coast Plaza store. The company has a strong presence on the F.ast Coast where Its largest store, The Toumeau TimeMachlne in New York (featured in the Guinness Book of World Records) offers an elaborate four-story selection for custor;ners. It made its first move to the West Coast market when it opened the Costa Mesa store in 1993. Now, Toumeau hopes to enhance Its presence in the mall by adding about 70% more space, said Andrew Block, senior vice president of marketing. "It's been a very viable success," he said. "We love the location in the mall but the space hadn't been available." Now, as South Coast Plau completes construction at Macy's. adjacent to Toumeau, the watch retailer received the opportunity to begin the store expansion it longed for. In addition to expanding, the original portion of the store will also receive a face-lift. "It will be a much more consumec-ftfendJy layout," Block said. Wbile the plans for the new store will eallance tts appearance. West Coast ~r Steven Plank believes that it . ' • more importantly, enhance the selection of watches. "It's like a toy store for adults," he said "The expansion, from a selection standpoint, will benefit the consumer." Wllh the expansion providing an increase in the number of watches. -from among the more than I 00 brands sold in each of its 21 stores. the Costa Mesa location will now become one of CRYSTAL LAUDERDALE I DAILY PILOT Steven Plank specializes in time manangement as the West Coast regional manager for Tourneau, which is expanding its store in South Coast Plaza. the company's top Jive stores. said Block. TI1e new store will open in October. lhe company. which recently opened a store in San Francisco, will open stores in San Jose and Las Vegas this year, finaJly giving i1 a greater presence on the West Coast than the East. Focusing solely on selling watches has proven a success for Tourneau. "We're only a watch retailer and that's unique in itself," Block said. "We know how to seU them and we focus on just watches." BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS Orange County arts high school hires Newport firm A Newport Beach marketing finn bas been hired by the Orange County High School of the Arts in Santa Ana. l.bckaman Public Relations & Market- inl Inc, located at 5020 Campus Drive, w111 craft•-local and rqional public rela- tlom program for the high school -in· eluding press reJeues, feature stories and special event stories. 1be nationally rece1gnized school pro- vtcles training to visual and performing art.a students throughout Southern Cali- fornia. Madeline Zuckerman founded the firm bi 1978. Trio of Newport &ach real ·estate agents close big deal A team of three Newport Beach real estate agents oversaw the sale of a 10- unlt apartment complex in Buena Park. 1be eale closed escrow July 17. Rick Applebaum, Ken Morgan and Jay SUnderian of Morgan Skenderlan ln- ,....nt Real &tate Group cloeed the dllll. Dinh Vu Kim of Westminster ...... lbe complex for S975,000. n. 8umblm Street Apartment.I; as tM OIDpla ii known, WU previo\lllly owmd by Elliott Fund, 79, of Laguna Nlluil· The apanments are located at 5959 Burnham Ave. in Buena Park. · Fmulex CEO, Paul Folino. joins music institute board Gordon Shaw, co-founder and chair- man of the Music Intelligence Neural Development lnslitute announced this month that Paul F. Folino, chairman and chief executive of the Costa Mesa based corporation Emulex. joined the insli- tute's board of directors. Folino. who has contributed $500.000 to the nonprofit institute, has been a longtime supporter along with his wife Oaranne. The institute u!>es music training and math games to help elementary chil- dren enhance their ability to visually think. reason and perform o n tests. The goal Is that by helplng children learn mathematics they wtll beco~e more prepared for the competitive hlgli-tech world. Harry and ~vid to open new gourmet s~ore at Metro Pointe Harry and David will open its newest store Wednesday at Metro Pointe at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The atore, which wfU be the l 25th lo- cadon in a major regional mall or oullet center nationwide. will be located near Starbuck's. The location was selected based on the large number of catalog customers already in that market area. The company, which' has provided Americans with gourmet food gifts for mo re than 65 years. will also provide chocolates and fine confections like truffle • chocolate-covered fruits and balced goods. And the new store, just like its catalog. will offer customers the finest in specialty foods and fresh fruit gifts. Harry aild David is known for its Fruit-of-the-Month Oub, RoyaJ Riviera Pears and Tower of Treats. Costa Mesa insuran ce broker awarded as top salesman Northwestern Mutual Financial Net- work recognized lra Hermann, a finan- cial representative from Costa Mesa, foJ' his sales achievements during the year ending in May. ltermann ranked in the top 20 in sales among 7, 500 financial representa- Hvea from more than 350 offices througliout the country. He Is associ- ated with the network's Waltos Genenl Agency in Newport Beach. Northwe!>tem Murual is a le~ provider of Individual life insurance yet also provides annuides, mutual funds. long-term care insurance and dJaablU'>' income insurance. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CORONA DEL MAR FtmNMY2002 609 Begonia Ava., $740,000 21 Carmel Bay Drive, $980,000 236 Driftwood Road, $1.2 million 616 Begonia Ave., $795,000 $490,000 2442 Littleton Piece. $390,000 959 Paular1no Ave., $305,000 2440 Duke Ptac., $237,000 372 Princeton Drive, $336,000 1643 Iowa St., $192,000 '3077 Molokai Pt8C11, $430,000 30130 Lange Bay 72, $230,000 981 Presidio Drive, $325,000 746 W..leyan Bay, $240,000 946 Jasmine Circle, $430,000 2842 Velasco Lane, $379,000 984 Presidio Drive, $376. 000 1112 Dennis Drive, $4M.600 207 Falrwey Piece, S358,000 333 E 19th St., S4Q,500 423 Morning canvon Roald, Sl3&.000 m 1 1unge1ow Place, $713.600 821 M8ftgokf Ave., $988,000 722 Goldenrod Ave., $189,000 1337 Bonme Doon• r...,ece, 1821,000 1138~ Tema,S890,000 «n a..w.rd Roed, S&OQ,000 1200 ....... Drive, S971.000 BUYS Conliued from NJ \ 609 Marguerite Ave., $810,000 613 Acacia Ave., $430,000 COSTA MESA FEBRUMV 2002 289& Monterey Ave., $450.000 1622 Myrtlewood St., $355,000 3140 Country Oub Drive. lnteriew'I alt6 airers interior ~Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .• Monda)' throUgb Saturday. It's at 1101 ·..-:111dMU>nve In Newport BeMh-(9tl) ... 7603. ITMMACClllCJNES ~ ......... hm.aty bll • md 11CC..xtel 1tore .. _ ......... ahli ... •V :l.. .... bttalilnat\ft ....... ......... C*na u~=.:.a.::.=.s~ 920 Jasmine Circle, $466,091 3296 Georgia Place, $358,909 3104 Country Club Drive, $582,600 • 168 Lexington Lane, $240,000 272 Bucknell Road, $360,000 3265 Oregon Ave., $339,000 1103 El Camino Drive, $406,600 3257 Indiana Ava .. $350,000 554 Hamlhon St, S290,000 ranges in price from S 1.200 to $1,400 depencUns on die Ille and leatbet. Open 10 a.m. ID 9 p.m., Monday=~ 10 Lm.to7p.m. ,md ~to 5 p.m. ~ (714) 658-0239. .mn.,......,.-..,... • ,,,... Send ........ . o;..,~· ... _.. ................ . leylt.,C-....._CA_.• .............. ,. Monday, Auaust 19, 2002 A1 FROM THE CHAMBER Don't condemn v corporate America just y et E nron, Global Crossing. WorldCom. 'fyco. These company names send chills down many of our spines. However, let's not get carried away and condemn all business people at once. If you have businesspeople in a bad light Although President Bustf, Congress, theSecurlties & Excba.oge • picked up a newspaper RICHARD in the past weeks you Commission. the New York Stock Exchange. NAS£l6.Q and the National Assn. of Securities Dealers have all acted at record speed to improve our system with reforms to strengthen would think our entire LUEHRS capitalist system has crumbled because of a few unethical individuals. We need to remember a few things before we form a collective lynch mob after corporate America. You will not read anywhere that the American business community supports and voluntarily provides more than 130 million jobs and health care to 177 million people. You will not read that American businesses donate $20 billion to charities each year. Or that lhe American business community contributes $150 billion annually to clean up the environment. The point is that business is extremely important to our everyday lives and we cannot condemn the entire system or stop investing because of a few individuals. There are approximately 17,000 public companies in the United States and only a handful of them have been accused of illegal or unethical behavior. As the old saying goes. "Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater." The truth is that the business community is primarily responsible for generating the nation's $10.4-trillion gross domestic product, a 40% rise in the median income over the last decade, and a prosperity level that has allowed two· thirds of Americans 10 O'M'I their own homes. America's business community is extremely resilient and strong. It is unfair to put all SPACE Continued from A6 result of its Web site. However, Siegel malrltains that word of mouth continues to serve as their best means of advertising. But today's Web site can be accountability, the American public must take responsibility for our economic weU-bein'- We must continue our confidence in the nation's economic system. The U.S. economy Oexed its power after the Sept. 11 attacks and the 200J recession, growing 6.1 % in the first quarter of 2002. It is projected to grow by 2.5% to 3.0% for the entfre year. Our economic foundation is strong. Consumer spending remains higli. Productivity is expanding. Inflation is low. Wages are growing. Job creation is solid. New home sales are moving at record levels. We are a strong nauon with a strong economic furure and we must continue to invest in our economic foundation. It is up to each and every businessperson 10 continue their confidence in our economic system. Let's not let a few unethical executives or some negative headtin~ break our capitalist spirit that built our great nation. Without the business community, America would be a very bleak place to live. Instead of tearing down our economic system, let's unite and suppon it. We have a briglit future, and with everyone's commitment to America's businesses. it will continue indefinitely. • RtCHARD LUERHS 1s president and cttief executive of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce employed 10 do so much more. "I don't think companies realize what's possible," Dill said. "If you can imagine it. we can develop it~ • CHRJSTINE CARRJU.O covers business She may be reached at (9491 5744298 or bv e-mail at chnstme.carrillo o,Jat1mes.com Put a bug i n someone 's ear Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS -- I ,. . " . _,I_~-~-"'-""'-.... ·-- ' M Mondly, A&.tautt 19, 2002 .. Jerry and Charlotte Allison of Corona del Mar celebrated their 4 7th wedding anniversary In Honolulu, Hawaii. ~--··. - • t .. ON VACATION Gus Andros and Wayne Asens of Newport Beach visited the Royal Mdy Gold vacltloned In Tahiti. and Ancient Golf Club In St. Mdrews, Scotland. Stacey deBoom, Peggy Engard and Kari Bondra, all teacflers at Pomona School, took three different flights from California but Jeff Payne of Newport Beach flew 37,000 feet over Afghanistan. ended up meeting at Heathrow Airport in London, England. WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners <J.Qstorante 9'1.amma qina Monclay-Friclayi 4130·61 IS R.1 Prime Rib or FUel Mlpon (with eoap or ..Jad) JUST $15.90 (Mt)~ WW S-•• 1Sl-~llJ24•Ahi•~. When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers And Help (Adult. Juvenile, Felony, Mltdcmc&nof) Certified Specialist, Criminal Law California Board of Lepl Spcdallz.ation Put President of the Anoctation of Oranac County Deputy District Attomey1 ·. QUOTE OF'THE DAY . "We have (Jeff) Powers and that1J going to mau big difference on our team." TedN ....... , UCI water Po10 cOICh -· Spona EAltor Roger Cattsoo • (949) 5744223 • lpof1s fa: (949) 650-0170 PHOTOS COURTESY Of UC llMNE U.S. National team member Jeff Powers, a senior, is the key figure as the Anteaters gird for the '2002 water polo season. Anteaters poised f~r a Big (West) run UCI men's water polo team has the Power(s) to make a serious run for a national crown. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot UC IRVINE AQUATICS COMPLEX - 'Throughout his 36 illustrious years of coachJ.ng at UC Irvine, Thd Newland, the Anteaters' legendary head man, knows where to go to maintain, and even ad· vance his knowledge of management and leadership. Newland goes to the money. He doea.n't read books on coaching. He read& books about money making by Peter F. Drucker, an expert in manage· ment ln the business world. So, it makes sense: When asked if the 2002 Anteaters will be better than the 2001 venioo. Newland goes to the money, money man, that is. '"We hPe (Jeft') Powers and that's go· lng to make a big dill'erence on our teun. •aid Newland, who hu compUed a 670-303--5 record at UCI and bu the IDOlt wlna among NCAA water polo COKbea. •1W1 going to change the com· pleldty on our team. lr'I going to be ln· tereednl to tee how much he'• going to .cld to the tam.. Puwen. a U.S. nadonal team member, enten dw eeMOn u lrvlne's dear go-to .... The Antmaer eenJor 11 • prollftc 6- loot-<6, 225-pound two-meter man who ....._.lat .-.on. Jn 1eun USA'.& 14· 11 upll!lt Ylccory °"81' .... polo power ~My 26. Puwer'l ecored a pme- ~. whOle cllSllrmt leWI,. Nin tr Ml llAIL "He mi do IWIJlbk1I. HdNilllll.Hecm~..m.-=s• Ill ...... wll. Ill ..,_ tD DI Ac• He Im.,.... ap ~---~,..111Uilldeobe 11111111•GDlllL11'1 .... ID be IM .. ....................... ..................... ......_ lirllm• __ ....... ...., F .. _ ..... .., ... THE ANTEATERS 1 Doug Rnfroc:t Sr. 1 Joe Wynne So. 2 Phil G1n:i1 Jr. 3 Chertea Asher So. 4 Jeff Powers Sr. 5 Ben Certaon Jr. 6 Den Noon So. 7 Chrt. Boyer So. 8 GerTett Gentry Jr. 9 Aidt Merto So. 10 Dreeaon Berty So. 11 Thomas McClusky Fr. 12 Nate White Fr. 13 Cameron Beuett So. 14 Blake Bertak Fr. Coech; Ted Newtand While Newland approaches the aea- son with much enthusiasm. he recog· n1zes Stanford. the defending national champions, as the team to beeL Stan- ford. which returns NCAA Thumament MVP Thny Azevedo. ls coached by John Sophomore Dreason Barry returns. Vargas. the Conner Corona del Mar High coach who played under Newland at muscle, he has gained confidence. UCI In the eady 80s. •&any is a good two meter-man. and Yarps, who wiD be ln his first year, It's as If he's been playing for only a also coached the 2000 U.S. Olympic year," Newland seld of the big man from team. and bu two more national team Butene. Ore. "We laUlh at how prtmltiYe memben ln llddldon to AieYedo. ~er they were OYer therw in CMgon. They Hudnut and Jeff Neemith. had no ahot clock or pme cJock on the "Stanford la Pol to be very. very pool deck. 1b brina • IUY lib that. taket good.• Newland Mid. "They haw eo time. Look at Powiel'I. He atarted out not much bllent. We'll be able to contend knowing much. .. dominadog play, becmlM of Powen." that didn't just happen overniaht. 't\>u The Alaaten wll hOet the Qlrctinal, t.w to dewlop..,... .. Oct. 25, and .... two ... w01 6M:e olf Liit ,.,..., IMne 7-15 CMrall thl8 --.... ta 17 In flllo Aho. ton and_.. ... at cm MPSP 1burmiinmt lnlne wtl .a.mpe to n.a a run for ~and, to amy the lellil.'. 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I • llfl Daily A Pilot ., SJ)OIU Hall of Fame .. , Celebrating the millennium JORDAN CJITERBEIN Corona del Mar Former Sea King tennis standout has enjoyed great partners in life. , Rlch•rd Dunn OaUyPilot W hether it's business, family or tennis, picldng a good partner ls important, and, as fonner Corona del Mar High doubles standout Jordan Otterbein has discovered, what goes around comes around. Otterbein, a two-time CIF Southern Section doubles champion who grew up admiring Rod Laver and later hitting with the Australian left-hander at Newport Beach Tennis Oub in the early 1970s, appreciates his CIF titles more now than he did in 1975 and '76, doubles his senior year mosdy with Kevin Forbes, DfNI a teaching pro at Newport Beach TennisOub. Growing up at Newport Beach Tennis Oub, Otterbein was coached by club pro Jim Ogle and also remembers Laver and Roy Emerson practicing at the club, after the two stars moved to Newport Beach. After high sdlool, Otterbein would work tennis camps at the chm, and, on special occasions, get an opportunity to bit with his idols. "Those are two of the greatest gentlemen in spo·rts," Otterbein said of Lavet and Emeraon. Otterbein earned a tennis schoJa.rsh.ip to NCAA Division D Rollins CoUege in when he teamed with Jim Curley his sophomore and junior years to capture the top prire. ,,...__.-::Ill"".'.._,._. Wmter Pad. Fla., a small private school that was amaller than Corona del Mar High. •As sophomores, we didn't know how the whole thing worked, but everybody said how great it was/ said Otterbein, whose doubles team upset the top-seeded squad from Dos Pueblos, John Sanford and Eric Jordan Otterbein But. after one year of playing No. I doubles, Otterbein returned home. "It was just kind of far away,· he said, "and it was such a small school, I didn't enjoy it that much." Aside from a few Peterson, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2. after staving off a remarltable five match points in the second set. Otterbein and Cwtey, who also reached the l 6s doubles finals that year at the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, were no longer an unknown quantity their junior years. The defending champions from CdM defeated Bob Cornelison and Jim Slaught of San Marino, 7-5, 6-2, in the 1976 OF champion.ship doubles match. They remain the only players ln Orange County history to win back-to-back CIF doubles titles with the same partner. CCu.mmt CdM standout Garren Snyder has won two straight titles with two different partners.) As a change or pace, Otterbein and Curley played with different doubles partners their eenior year in 1m and both lost in the semifinals. "I guess we probably should've stayed together," Otterbein said Under Coach Dennis Th>ut. Corona del Mar won CIF large-school division team titles in Otterbein's sophomore, junior and aenlor years. the beginning of an unprecedented nm of six ma.lght aF cbampioosbipa for the Sea Klnp (1975 lhrougb '80, a streak later autpMled by Santa Balbara). "We wele just wtping people out.• saJd Ottelbeln, with played local tournaments, like the Adoption Guild Tennis Tournament. Otterbein stopped playing competitive tennis after cheddng out of coUege. Following a stint in acting school, Otterbein met his eventual wife. Beth. and for the past 14 years has worked in the marteting and advertising business. "Everything that has bea>me good or successful, however small the success has been in my life, is because I've surrounded myself with good partners. incJuc1ins. on a smaller acale, tennis partners,• Otterbein said. "But the bigger, grander scale ls baW\g loving parents (Keith and Jackle). I wu brought up in a great home and a loYtQg atrnOIJ>here, and I've realir.ed that not only haw I bad great . partners in sports, but also a great partru~11in mywlfe, and we're trying to do the same thing with our kids with a loving atmosphere. Then I realir.ed bow much my parents enjoyed watching me play sports, and nfNI there's another generation, and I aee how much fun it 11 to watch our kids.• Otterbein, the latest honoree ln the Daily Pilot Sporu Hall ol Fame. and Ilia wife of 18 yean haw four daughtert: MadilOn, 17; Paige, 13; Mepn. U ; and Grade, 6. They live In Newport Beach. ·BRIEFLY Seniors eye OCADA Games. . . 'AlO "'°'*t. ~ 19, 82 . . .. 9 P 0 'RT S • · •• COLLEGE IEN'S SOCCER PREVIEW UQI ready to runible The Anteaters are defensive-minded as they head into the 2002 soccer season. Playa-of the \al; wbom were both lenAon Jut )'eat. ~ the focua remains the aame. lt'1 defm:ule, and there'• a belief which aaya that wins champion· ahlps. THE ANTEATERS SteveVlrs•n Daily Pilot ANTP.ATE.R STADIUM -De· tense. That'• the key WOid MIOd- ated with the UC Irvine men's soccer team, u the Anteaters prepare for the upcoming sea- son. Defense, after all. ls what led Irvine to break four acboo1 re- cords and a Big West C.Onfemice runner-up finish last year. The Anteaters went le>-f..6, 6-1-3 in the Big West and coUected 21 league pointa. one point behind champion UC Santa &Ibara. And the records: Irvine wmt unbeaten in 10 straight games, a feat that had never been accom· plished in the 18-year history of UCI men's soccer. The Anteaters aJso posted 10 shutouts, and an unprecedented four consecutive from Oct. 28 through Nov. 11. UCJ played to six ties, breaking the 1996 mark. Alao, the Ant· eaters finished with six home shutouts, including four out of five home conference outings. Irvine will be without Jon Spencer, the Big West C.0-0ffen- sive Player of the Year, and Saul Wolf, the Big West C.0-Defensive "We're good on defenae be- ·c.ute we're wry particular about bow we play defenae,. ua Coach George Kuntt aald. "We want our guya to be extremely eeJf·•lflldent on the fleld. And, that In tum wW help the teem. We make sure they're playing with lhe team effort. "There'• a method to Irvine's defense. The Anteetera depend on teamwork. and they focus OD fundamentals. Xuntz'a assistant coachea provide lhe instructions. "Coach (Cluis) Volk, who bas worked with the goalkeepers. has been very important for us." Kuntz said. "You have to have a great goalkeeper. c.ameron Rossi is the goalkeeper for us. It's his job to lose." Kuntt also mentioned assist· ant Demion Brown coaches the defenses, particularly the back line. "Those ~ are excellent," Kuntz 88.id of his assistants. "Without them we're not where we are." The Anteaters are also bol· stered by their-defensive leaders. Sophomore midfielder Anthony Vizcarra, junior midfielder Joel Spencer, juniot midfielder Jon Paul Roepke and junior defender 00 Ryan Mathy Fr. 1C.meron ~Fr. 2 Ben Buth So. 3.Anthonv VIican'• So. 4 ~'tWNne 50'. 6 CMa Ruiz So. 6 Frankie aav Jr. 7 Jnon Thompeon Jr. 8 Lereto SlmelMe So. 9 Sebullan Galmertnl So. 10 Joel 8pencer Jr. 11 Scott Bowman Jr. 12 NeteCl"-1 Fr. 13 Jon PMJe Roepke Jr. 14 Luk• Oet.a Fr. Frankie Oay wW be among the standouts on defense, in addi· tion to the goalie Roui, a fresh- man. Kuntz said. the Big West com- petition wfll be more tight this season because every t~ has worked harder in reauiting. "The Big West directol'I want to make soccer a priority sport," Kuntz said. "It really shifts focus toward the sport. We feel all the teams in our conference im- mediately improved: The confer- ence has become stronger. We have some nice rtvalries. It's go- 16 Lee 8eny Jr. 11 Joeh Murad Jr. 17 Kyle Clole Fr. 18 Ger.td Morel Sr. 19 cameron Dunn Fr. '200NwTolmen Fr. 21 JoNthan Edtert Fr. 22.._PwonJr. 238..-d~Jr. 2A Sean •ttt Fr. 25 Qv'i9 Klotz Fr. 26 o.do Acuna Fr. XI Den u Rocque Fr. 28 Auguetln N4M11Pillet Jr. 29 Sergio fUwn Fr. 30 ~VJtagliano Fr. Danny M9nhell Fr. COMh: George Kuntz lug to be a great season, very ex- dtl.ng." Kuntz also strengthened his recrutdog efforts and Is excited to see the results this season, Among the freshman are Cam- eron Dunn from Alta Loma High and Sergio Rivera from Dana HillsHlgb. The Anteaters open their sea- son Aug. 31, as they host the UC Irvine College Ousk UCI takes on the University of Alabama-Bir· mingbam at 7 p.m. l!arlier in the day, Kuntz saJd there will be a •Fan Zone,• geared toward youth. PHOTO COURTESY Of UC llMNE Sophomore Brad Aspey is one of the key figures for UCI soccer. . '. i '\ ~ Shadow lands >I '' . ' LOOK.N8 BACK, 5 YEARS Nill THIS WEEK. Newpon Water Polo Foundation's 18-and-under boys teams capture third place in the Hawaiian Invitational by defeating Long Beach, 8-5. Coach Brian Inucr.bmp steers his team to the bronze medal with an offeniive attack led by Jeff Leeper and tr.Mn Bedter, both scoring two goals. Lulre Alvando and Guy CollWl!ll play strong def enee. Hill. replace8 C.OWade as Director of Golf. Robert Helltb is promoted to head pro. Pelican Hill Golf Oub's Director of Golf Jay Colllade, who was at the resort since it opened in November 1991, ls promoted to Western Golf Properties, Inc., u a senior vice president and chief operating officer of the golf courae management company bued In Scottadale, Ariz.. Rob Ford, a longtime head golf pro at Pelican Senior tennis standout Bob nu.let' of Newport Beach wins his tbJ.rd national indoor singles tide in the men's 60a dMsion at the United States National Indoor Ownploo.ships in Seattle. Duesler defeats southpaw Jim Perley (San Otego), 6-3, 6-2. DuesJer also teams with Irvine's Jim Nelaon (Palisades Tennis Oub member) to repeat 1he 60s doubles championship. Dueller-Nellon beats Jim Landin and Jerry Caldwell, ft-1, 6-2. Newporfvacht Oub StaJf C.Ommodo~ 1bm Scboc:k skippers SttU Wet to a one-point win in San Diego's Mis&ion Bay in the Santana 20 Oass National Championships. -llllllllca .. l.1111 .... -------- Th• mini ator•1• l•c11tty, •ccordfllC to OM P<ov111ons of 011111'°" a of the Buslnu.s •nd Professions Code. Chapter 10. Section 21707(•). her.t>y 1lva NOTICE OF l"U8LIC SAU C. tn Stor•I• • New port Men Wiii conduct • public ule of the contents of th• storea• sptc1(1) nemed belOw, with th• contents be1n1 sold to the hlaflHt b1dd.,. for l•wful money of the United St•lts of Americ• (cuh). The Hie 11 beinc htlcl to satlsly • l•ndlord's lien end will be hetd •t: 1250 Bristol St.. Coate Meu, CA 92626 on September 4, 2002 et l.lOpm Auc tioneer·• N•m•. Oennia Avile Phond : 62&·791·6261 Addreu· P .O. Bo1 10285. P•Hdlne. CA 91114·72•~ Bond#· 146637301335 The public Is Invited lo •ttend Termt are CHll only Owner r-. .. the rtlht to bid. A pnerel ducrlpllon of th• property b1ln1 aold. atone with UM ldMtlty of the Occup11nt renlJns tt\e IPKI .,. .. folowt• SPAClllO. OCCW/111/fT ,..,.." DIKWTICMI A202 WilllMI Tho· mnsen, FaM. Suitcase. BOHi A.208 • Law Offlcee of lo11ph Oe1111trlu1 Chrl1topher, Bo•••· Ch•lra, Computer A2!52 • Van•u• Thecller. Vec1111111. Mal· tress, Bous, Refripr•· tor A270 · C0tdoft Mc· Dowell, ClothN. 8oolla. Bout 8149 • lkecllty au...,, B•N. SnowlloMd, Tooll C05I -0.1111 ... ,, ..... t..ddlt, Boan. Kut•. l•beow Ola:f • lefwam Oed· v•. fie ClllllMb 0217 • Kalk• C. Ten· = ....... H••hld '"111111111• N••=rt leedl.C..U ..... ..... -..-1 .... •12 ......... .......... The foltowln1 persons .,, doltls business u : Merchenlmov., .com. 2175 Pec:Jflc Ave.. F ·2. Com MIN, CA 92627 K•tlly Johnson. 2175 Peclfic Ave .• F ·2. Coste Mn•,CA92627 This bltslness is con- ducted by: an lndMdu•I Heve you sterted doins bualrless yet? Yn. Otc. l, 2002 · K•thy Johnson Thia statement wn filed with Iha County Clerk of Oren1e County on 08,IO 1/02 2002Hl211S Delly Piiot Au1. 5, 12, 19. 26. 2002 M507 mnaOf MtUCAa &Mmm lOSll~ IO'llCIOf NIKWI llVIURS Of 11-flllfllTT Date of fllins Appli· Notice Is heteby 11ven cation: Aucust 14, 2002 tmlt the undll'alsllld ''"It To Whom It Mey Con· sell at publtc auction. '4tfn: The Na1M(s) of pursuent to Section the Applicent(1) ls/art: 21700 of tht Business & Gooot PAMELA Professlon•I Code. the The •pplicents llsted followln1 dncrlbed ebove ere et>f)fyinc to prOf*tY to wit: WENDY the Oepertment of OE VREUGO, UNIT 040, Alc oholic Buera11 WHITE REFRIOERATOft, Control to sell elcollolic PATIO FtUINtTURE, HOT bev1n1es et: 353 BAY· TUB, ANO MISC. SIDE DR., NEWPORT HOUSEHOl.0 ITEMS. BEACH, CA 92625 LES KERBER, UNIT Type of llcenu(s) BIO, TOOLS, COMPUTER Applied for: 45 • ON· EQUIP .• FISHING ROOS, SALE BEER AHO WINE MISC. HOUSEHOLD. BOAT Sele will bt by com Published Newport petltlv• blddln& (written Buch·Co•ta Mesi O•lly SHled bid• m•y be fkllm.... Pllot Aus. 19, 26, Sept. submitted in ednnc:e) 2, 2002 Ofl THE 4TH Of SEPT. .......... MS16 9AM AT THE PREMISE The followlnc persons ~ ~ WHERE seld prC)9tlrty 1111 doln1 buaiMu es: ,__ hes bttn stored end Thuml>prlnl Imes• Con· ... ..... which Is loceted al auttins. 2345 HtwPCl'I The followin& l*I01IS AYRES SELF STOftACE, Blvd., •Kl04, Co1t1 11'1 doinc bus!Mss H ! 1880 WHITTIER AVE •• Mese, CA 92821 Peciflc Shorn Recov•y, COSTA MESA, CA 12627 Stephen MlcllHI Metci· 206 C.ilto St.. Coste (!149) 65().1282 Lendlord •. 2345 Newport Blvd., Mesa. CA 12627 ,_,,.. the rlatlt to bid IK104, Coete Miu. CA Rob'ert Conner, 206 •t lM Hie. ~rd•ase• 92627 c I .. __ ITlllll bt medl b, cas11 TM bvllness is con· c:i;:zr·· Coste -· end peld fllf at lhe lllM ductad by: 1111 lndlvidul This business IS con· of purchut. All Piii'· H•n you start.cl dined lt11n1 •rt told H dolllJI ~buMnlss y1t1 Yn. dueled by: •n lndtvldu.I .. end must bt rernollff 7/15,IVZ H•ve you slllrtad •l tlfne of Ht.. Seti 11 Sten MldlMI Mercier do~:f!':=:tt7 Ho su11i.ct lo cancebtlon nus 1let1m1nt wes This stetement wu In ihl event of MlU.· ftted wtttl ttie County fited with the County 1111nt llet-11 18/ldlord Cllfll of OrlNIP County Clef1I of Orenp County end oMlpltd perty. on 08/01/02 °" Ol/Ol/02 AMS GROUf' IMJHl2M6 tOOUtlJOH BONO HUMeER o.111. l'llot A.II&. 5, 12, Deity Pilot AUS. 5, 12, S-400· ll84 19, 26, 2002 M499 19, 26, 2002 M!IOl Ayres self Stor•1• lt..U.nt ,...,....,. ......... .......... 1'111tllah1d Newport ._......, 81ech·Coale Miu DaMy ........ l"llot Auaust 19, 26..t Tiie tollowlM 1*10n1 The fottowW. p1no111 2002 m5b ,,. dolna bullnaH ••: ,,. c1o1nc buslne11 .. : ..._..........._ M. C. He-Co., 1626 The Blueprint Wortla. - Ollms Wey, Coate Mlle, 4'11 Tell« Ave., NIW· ....... 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Pac1frc Cont Hwy .• ~ort Buch, CA Type of license(•) applled for: On·Sete C.ner el C.tlnc Piece Pulilllslled lhwport BNCh-Cotte Mne Deity Piiot Au1u1t 19, 2002 M51A Notice Is hereby 111t1n lh•t the und«sls"941 will be sold at public Auction on Sept. 3, 2002 Slllvln1 Scholer'• Mini· Slllf.... 1957 Newport ltvd., Coate Mae, CA 92627, (949)631·3379. '2008 ·Steve Kim, household furniture 120211 ·.Emmett ford, llovMhold furniture f2033e & 20341 -Leslie Eeton, houuhold furnl· tUf• •:zot5 • Greaory The· odor•, hout1hold furnl· ..... 115. Heney 011u, llollMtlold btlon&lnp L•ndlord ,._ves the rlcttt to bid et ule Cnll only. S.le Is wb;.ct To cencoelle!Jofl In the •-' of MttlenMftt bet- lendklfd •nd oMlpted peny. Stervlfll Scholer'• lllhi· Stor ... Pullll1h1d Newport •eec11.cott• Mesa 0811) '1tot Auau•t I !I, 2'.i 2002 M!Sb ' . ' lOOKftG BACK, 10 YEMS Nill THIS WEEK. the 1992 National Karate Tournament .IJ) ~. Texas. Colin Monts, 17, and a Newport H.rbor High football player, wins the gold ln boys advanced kata, his fifth natJonal honor as 15-year-old ~ Boedt, a Costa Mesa High sophomore, takes third in boys intermediate kata. Andrew Sean. 10, captures the gold In boys beginner kata class. Former CdM High standout CarolJn BIMe, 24, opens her first practice with the David.son C.Ollege women's volleyball team. Blake is believed to be the youngest head coach in the National C.Ollegiate Athletic Assoclation'a Division I. who began under the wing of Coach <JaarUe Bnmde. Blake wu a back-row specialist for CdM High'a state championship team In 1985 and also played for five years at Bf!lllde's Orange C.Ounty Volleyball Oub before attending Wake Forest tJo.ivenlty, wb~ S;he began as a setter before dropping .the program after her freshman year. She graduated from Wake Forest. Tue F.stancia High football team opens the 1992 season by claiming the No. .10 position in Division Vll1 rankings while Newport Harbor earns an "other" tribute in Division rv. The Sailors and unranked CdM are in the realigned Sea View League that has added powerhouses Santa Margarita and Irvine. Three Costa Mesa athletes gamer honors at -compiled by Bryce Aldertofl The fotlowinc persons .,. clotnt buslrius 11: WBHOlsJcn, 2452 None Ave., Cost.• Mae, CA 92627 Werren B Herrell. 2452 None Ave.. Coste Mesa, CA 92627 This busk'lns Is COfl· ducted by: en Individual Heve you sterled doln1 business yet7 No Werr111 B. H1trtll This 1tet1ment wes filed with lht County Clerll of Orenc• County Oii 07 /31/02 200Htll021 Delly Pilot_~~ 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9. 2VOZ M517 fkllm .... ......... The fotlowln1 l*tons 8'1 doinl buslnell IS 8ud!ln&fle111 Pt.c., 2761 LC>fllWOOd Court, Coste ,..._,CA9262& John R, 0. huleJ, 2761 Lons...-d Court. Coste MIN,CA92626 Thia buliness b con· ducted by: en lndrvlduel Hev• you ahlrted dcMna .,.._.yet? Yn, July la, 2002 Jolin R. O. lkalley This 1tetAtm1nt was filed with ltle County Clerk of Or8fll' County on08/0ll02 toe! ...... Otity Piiot Aue· 5, 12, lt. 26, 2002 .... The followin1 penons •r• cloilla business n Ch•rllr Mortsap Group. 30S22 Lef'0<t. Le1un1 Niluel, CA 92677 ltoneld Knox M11ldlth, 3Q622 LePort. L•1une Nisuel. CA 92677 This business la con ducted by: •n lnd1vldu1I Have you sterted dom1 buslnns yet7 No Roneld Knox Merld1tll This statement WIS flied with Ille County Clerk of Or•1111 County on D7/09/02 2001HotHS Delly Pilot Au& 5, 12, 19. 26, 2002 M504 fkllm ..... ........ The fotlowln1 pertons .,., dolns bu11nas u . AirVerlfy.com. U 75 Peclflc Ave . r ·2. Coste Mne, CA 92627 Kethy Johnson, 2175 l'eclllc Ave .• f 2. Dosi• Mesa. CA 12627 This bu1lna1 II con· duded by en indrvidllel Hen you ster11d doin1 buslne11 J•tf Yn , June I. 2002 Kathy Johnson This 1tetemenl wet filed •Uh tlHI County Clerk of Oran1e County on 08/01/02 2002Hlllt6 O•lly Ptk>t Au1 5, 12, 19. 26, 2002 M506 PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to land:Scapers and -painters. NIWPOflT lllACH • COIT A MIS... Daily Pilot a. I~--•I Uplllallca 2MO .. .... , .... Subject to conditions prescnbed by the undlr111ned. H•led bids for • lump Sum Conttect .,. Invited for the fotJowln1 Work• MlO-SIM$1 N lAIOUTort' llMOVATM>N NOJICT MO. tt4"t .,_,,DISITY Of CAUfo.MA,. IRVINI OESCRltTION OF WORK. The project consists of rtinode.bnl •n 111Stona epproarm•t•fy 60,000 GSf taborelofy bulldin& known 11 Med Sur111 II (Buildlnt 112) constructed 1n tht 1970'a end for which Mismic renovatlOn WH comc>lllld In 2000. The scope of work tncludes; the renovetlon ot several l•bdories end offlcn lncludlns two •nlmal bth•vlorel suites. human aubJ'l!"ll" COfe, wet lebs I dry tabs, adm1n111tetlve offle11 •nd conference roomi 1e1T10vel ol three w .. 1.1n coolers and lnst•llation of two new w1• m cooters, removel of old fume hoods. etld instelletlon of elatlt new fU.JJ» ao<>d• and 1ssoclet1d uh•ust systems. •nd reconnutlon of one n1"1i1& fume hood to n1w nsociated uhaust systems; •nd edd1tlon of elTllrcency outlets In verious locelions. The scope of ltterr11tes includet ~ .. n1n1 and rep1llln1 11l1Un1 ductworlls end rlJ)lecln1 three air handlln1 unlh. Bulldlna wlll bt occue>led and the work Is phased. llODI• QUAUflCATtONSt P...._ 1..u.n ..._ tie _, •••t ... ...... k .. ._ ..... c-trtKt ._ .. ...y ... h et1t1W. '" _ ... l'rf-81.W-. .._. .._It .. Ir Q...,flcat._. -ttHi '"• prevt4e4 lty .... Uoolvenlty--........... te .... 114 •-· COHSTRUCTIO .. COST ESTIMATE. $1,475,000.00 Blddin1 Documents w1U be 1ve1table to Bidden on M-4.y, A"t""t 12, 2002, end will bt Issued •t. DESIGN & CONSTRUC1IOH SERVICES, Unlv1u1ty of C1tlf1Hnla, lrvlne, 3500 Berkley Piece, lnnne, CA 92697·2450, (949) 124·6630 HetU..s(t4t)H4-t117 Chee.tis for• -.-eh••"t• ... will bt requwed In the •1T10unt of $SO.OO 1>9r Mt of Blddin1 Document&. Ctltdls .,, lo be made ~Y•ble to "The R•nh of lht University ol Cehfor" a• TWO MMOATOaY ...... <CHWUUKIS MO MAllOATCMI\' Nl.ae JOI WAUlt stlell ti. held H folloWS'. ,, ...... '-'-•-' ..__. ............. I t.00 A.a .. T...-,, "-t IO, 2001, University of C.llf0<n ... Irvine. 1003 Hee.tth satnc:es ROiia Wnt. Plumwood House. lKlure H•M. l ulldint 1129 (on c.mpus m1p), ltvine, Californi. tifll2. (949) 824 6630 ,, ........ C---.-' .._.. ............. 2 tr00 A.M,, T...-,, .....,., 27, !082, UmWtfMty of Cet1forn1•. Irvine, 1003 Hulth kllll<u Roai W11t, Plurn¥f0od House. LKtur• Hell, 811lldln1 829 (on C•"""" m.p), trv-. C.tlfornl• ~ (!14!1) 124 M30 ATil•AIKI AT eoT• ..... cow....as ............ JOI WM.IS IS MAMNTOIY loa AU,_. <CNnU<Toa. IA<M •In.. Will CLOU AT MS A.a. MY (otrrU<fOIS • .,,... Ann TMIS NH WILL llOT .. lueMI fO PMTICIPAH • TM .. NO<ln AS A ,_, CCMITUCTOL s..le4 W. .. ,... ... •eepte4 .tt.1 1!00 P.M., ~' s..t ....... l,teet At: Dnlan 6 Construcllori StrvicH lhtlverslty of Cattfornl1, Irvine, 3'oo B11k•'C'::; Irvine, CA 9207 2450 s..194 1We _. .. ....-4 .. I.OS P.•., , sz11 ahr I, ... t . "Id Slasflt1 In the an.c111nt of 10!. of the Lu,.. s.im ... Bkl. ncluclilla Jlt•n.tn, shall •GA:ompeny eech Bid. The Surety latuln& the Bid Bond lh•ll fie, on tM Bid OtldllM, •n edlnlHed Mrety ln1ur1t (H Hfllltd tn tllt Celifornfl c .. of Clvll f"roceclure S.C&ri 995.120) Thi tuc:cnsful atcNer 111d lta SUbcontrectora "'" bt ,.quired to follow Ille noM!KrllnlnetJoll reciulr•111111tt Mt forth In the 81ctdt!t1 Ooc-t• end lo II'• prew...._ •• ret.. at OM locelion of lllt Worll. 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GARAGE SAU IUSINESS & FltWKW IGIM-- ClfGlnml All real estate adver· ttsln& 1n this newsp1per os 5ubiect to the federtl r •Ir Houa.ina Act of 1968 u amended which makes It 111•&•1 t o advertise "any f>(efer · enc•. lomltetion or d1a.crim1111Uon bned on race. color.~,,st.a. h1ndicep, "niHiaJ 1r.tus OI' eatlonel Ol'ofitl, OI' •n ontentt0n to m•ll• eny such preltrence, l1mrl1· hon OI' d1Krom1netlon • Tllil new51>~ will not llnowlnaly accept 1ny 1dvert1Mment for real estate WhlCh IS on vi.l1tion of the law Our rtadtr s are hereby Informed that •II dwell· Ines edver tised In this new51>aper a" available on an equal opl)O(lun1ly basl1 To compl11n of dos· allnlnatllll'I, cal HOO toll· frM 11 l ·llOO 424 8590 f'OOCY In an effOI' t to otter the best urvlce poulble to our readtu ind adver t1w11. we wlll require ContrectOfs who edver llH in the Service Owec:tory to 111Clude their Coetractors License num~ In the# edYtt· tosement Your co· operation Is areally ll"=:c!. .,. & Rr•a••lnl ouaun ..... 20YltS EXr. l'674183 l'M YOUft CONTMCTOftl MMll(94f)6-.tSH :=.=-:..:. &:.! .... ........ CeurlWL ,.._ C... * nM'61·TTD 111'fa11t11 ............ ..,. MotNll, '"' a Friendly! I Clll "lwl to row 11o111e or office Mf.4n • ...., $$ CASH PAID St ...... ., ............ WE BUY ESTATES . ._...,,_,_. "'Ill MY MOM$ FAITDI" ---·21 CONSIG : ' ' "' , .. I ' I • ~ I ... : .. , .:64M922e SOUTncgAsT AUCTI N 2212 ......... a.. AM, CA 12707 ..... ,,, . .. . ... A TO Z HANDYMAN Instill, reface cabrnets ~~ Oout 714·546 7258 c.,etRlplr1'al• ~CAaPn~CAJIPlT~ Reparn. Patchin&. IMl•ll Courteous 1ny 51H tobs Wl!Oles1t.t 949.492 020S Clanlng By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 <PleaM tndude ~name Md phone numbc:t Ind "'e ·11 call YOll t.rlt "''Ill a prlc. quote.) By Phone (949) 642-56"78 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. &: Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thur!>day 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday~Friday Sunday ....................... h1day 5:00pm LOST DOG (Shlt•alnv) vie of Costa Mua (HarbOl'/falr) no tacs. 5rntll, black w1 lh brown Plt1secall714 751·6264 1510 FOU,.D 4 11ncs & • hurt on a chain at r eshoon Island Please call (949) 7'l2 6'05 General soos..saso 1 800 CHARITY! Oon1te your vehicle directly to lht Ol'11on•I. nationally acclaimed Charily C1rs. 100'1. charily not a u5ed car dHler/tund· raoser 1·800·CHARITY (I· 800 ·242 ·7489) www cherityc1rs.or1 (CAL •SCAN) Amouncemlntl 1610 Plrlonll lollll ............ /fostw C•• $SCASHS$ Immediate Tlwe are °"" 100.(XX) Cuti fo r structured chlcten 111 the us wa1tq setti.ments. 111nultles, for a tiorr.. .._, kelp otilr reel estate ,.oles, Pf•Yale blolh1n & s.ist.s kJ8ether mort&•I• notes, eccl· Triwq & rwianaar ~ dent cues, end Insur· prov lnlamwbon ,,... llnU PIYOllls (800)794· Mx: v. &m-7~ 50 s. 7310 (CAl •scAN) ~Blvd. 12'1 714517·1~-~ Sdl,ou,cor In Clas•UUll I CClncntl & Masonry c-we. -...y fplce, BBQ, tole, stone, land· Kept. relllnma walls. L667547 94g.254. J048 o.._P91lslllng Tl I lG'" YC>UaMOMl tMPIOVIMlNT NOJICT? Cell a plumber, p1111ter. handyman, Of any of the lfl•I services hsttd here 1n our service directory! THES£ LOCAl SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TOOAYI UCINSIO CONTUCTCMt Mo jDb too 1111. M .-W:al R11>etr. remodle. fins. ,.. t.w SYC ~36156 ~ OllTOM OIATM TU ~--cwemk. ~ siDne. ..... 1975 L"6121* '1lfl 714-612-9961 &IMY ....... ,...., R..,.ovun & lnsteltetlon DEAN TllE 949173-«>6!» 71~ 714-&D-2031 Tr-S-lce, Y1rd Cleanup, Melnten1nce. S.,,.lnkler Rf9811', H1vlin1 , ... ,.,....,., .... ,Mt/ .......... Index .. .-!. I ' ' .. .n - ' I Ptnanlll.on M• N.T. F1nanc11l L1nll Borrow when need Mort1•c•. Bu51ness, Person1I. Debt Con· sol1dahon, Home Im· provement. Auto Loins, Credit Rep111, Quick Approv1I Low Interest, low Month· ly Nofu ~yby phone cell 1 856 7039 Sh"~~O• .. t? N .... r_, • .,._....,., C-tl14ett ~-Wit•. We <91 IU't l..a66-S7'-4HS ANTlQUES Anllqlm bSlle 3010 • WANYIO POTTllY Root< wood Teco, S£C. Marblehead. Pewaboc. Crueby. lH) Ded\lm ~ 966JS.IJIJ w TlteM-'Y-25 Years (l/Pffrttnc• MntwC-,..tor Dool I. Moldm1 Specialntl Phone 949 510 5365 P• r 714·298 5400 JUN• TO TMI OUMrlll 714-968-1882 AVAIL"8LE TDOAVI 949-673 5566 Or.t'lql' Criunly Rent A·H:t'>b;lnd ENTERTAINMBfT B.ECTRONICS == 3315 TOP $$$/HCO«OSI Jau, R&B, Soul, Roell, Etc •... 50's & 60'5 MIKE (949) 645 7505 HOME FURNISHINGS Teyltr·I•••• Custom children's Bedroom furn. twin bed/mattress, dnk/ cllalr. blarthel/toy che~t. ar moire. doll bed Per feet cone!. 949-646 89!>3 U Sltepff desk let, table top, return. 2 drawer hie. 3 drawer cabinet, stora1e cabinet like new Paid SlOOO. u lunc SJSO 949-673 2905 'b I .......... ().Illy Worll. ~ ~-Mm. Cll Lyn!dl 9&722·18 9&929GBi 'MbcSenlcel llUIPACJfK roou Cons tr UC llon Remodels • Repairs S•vtce l lcl796148 (t49) 376-9710 ............ HST MOVUS $59/Mt serv1n1 all cltln Insured fest, courteous. cartful. T163844 80Q.246·2378 L,mkr tl1L· SL·n·iL'l' DirL·ctory Bannl'r Reach 80,000 Homes Bach Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 _Fu_mlture ___ 3435 __ cm ____ 361_0 <aesutme 45«1 LOTS/ACREAGE Water ..... -111"41 slat, •NI' HACH OCICATS• IACll IAY ClNTU drawers. headboard 4)t ~ Miia & i.r. ottoce space, 2651 Irvine. L-11--e w/1111hh & morrors S250 ki18s. Smlrt. ~ 310 sf and up Retail on VWf""'VGV obo 949 642·6006 eve. IDwJ, ... , .. 1•7S sole. coif ~ours~ view Wanted -714-S1l-T7IO -N(-W--M-EX-1-CO--M-0-UN- 4740 OolL T""I• & 4 dtoln $250, Treddle sewinc machine $1 25, TV w/remote 949-646·1944 MISCEUANEOUS Huntln9ton a.uh TAIN.S 140 AC Only MCDl'UAMDfSf Prime 011 ... e Med1t1I $49 9 00 Coraeous ~ Bldas C<111l Paint ~ 11r1~slands mature tree Tenore Nahonw1de USA cover, 6300 elevahon JEWB.RY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS 3155 AU'S'TUl IUtlOINGS Save lill'I.' 40x 60. SO. I 00, 70x20 &flt otter• C.O•t Ctln ....... Call Howl Can Debverl Old Coons' Cold. silver Rick 800 ns 1507 jewelry. watches. antiques Business collechbles 949-642·9448 Opportunities Cats 3610 Bnineaaand fnlnchlles 3905 !)rl/ your C 'ar in CU.uifif'd I ~"'-o.e-y Where llCl'S CUSTOM PAINTING you w11nt. when you went! Prorl, clean. quality w()(lo, Hsehld 1\#'~el&flt lnttrlOf/H I •nd dodls ll111313 Ins 714-971.a:D Lt703468949 631 4610 PUBLIC NOTICE Th• Celrf Public Utohllu commission requires that •II used household aoods movers prrnt their I' U C Cal T number: hmos 1nd chauffeurs print their T.C P. number 1n an adVtf· ttMmenh It you heYe any questions about the leaaflty of · • mover, limo of clltuffew. call: PUB· LIC UTlllTIES COM· MISSION 714·558 4151 WNIOW mKll MMfT Parnt1111..,.,,exL ~ Quakty !'Ob! Fr H estJmete U569897 714 636 8888 PltServlm GOTPOOP? ENTRE MANURE DOC WASTE REMOVAL We'll CIHn It FOf Youl 949-496-4104 CUT 6 ROLL PAINTING 949..-S6-970S mountain views, yur WEST MAlttNl ClNTll round road\ n~arby 1000 P.iflc C-t ......, elHlrH; Perte't tor 12.80 ,... h $2240 NNH hooe lo.ers Ad18'en1 tu 949-S74-1II7 n•lion•I IOfest l H.elk-nt PUTAFEW WORDS TO WOUFOR YOU! (949)642-5678 Ptlltlrlng ' s.co P'-t•r /Stu<<• Petell Servona Souttwn c.lforna fOf 25 years U34!6864 24 Hour's (714) 554 7831 Pttlmlring lllP"" Orol• 0-lnt Plumb1n1 ,..,_"''· owr 25yrs up All work .- anllled. ~ 71466.a298 NOMUT & lllASON ... PlUM8£R Lt506586 20" Off laborl Small repe11s (714) 235 9150 rttlOSl PlUMllNG Repaws & Remodekn1 f'REE ESTIMATE L#687398 714 g&g 1090 ~ l1nanc1n11 Call today• Th" won I I.isl' SW Properties of NM Inc I 888 ?9? 971 I !CAL •SCAN) SELL your stuff through classified! Wall Cowtrings THI STalPf'lll Sptc11h11n11 in Wallpapr Removal l •588241949160·1211 W• Get• should Ilana tocetllrer Stnp nsUI W e.t pm1I. ed\lll:e to lht c:r5 tT.J!/116 D 731 Tm ~ W1NOOW COVWNGS Mini Blinds Wnod Bbnd• r,. 11 hOrne • L'52S>19 ,._ 114-227-2911 cell TtlUslbo.t ·YOUR GW&lWE! II CW SIRED (949) 642-5671 .. HOMESFOA SALE OIWliE 5400 COUNTY Alt..twt.Y-.1 newer 3Br 2Ba h~ w/pvt yard, spa, new 1ran1le C. merble, top of th• line kitchen, $3991(. Call P1lrldt 949/856·9705 ........... Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Cal UsaRtvera 949 574-4252 orAnnW9ey 949 574-4249 ss,99s,ooo o.c. I• • llf•tl• .. 0,.,-twlty te 1 .. 1 ... ~Dr_.._._ ............ " ... '· lllHer .. tya..tten t4t-67J-2H6 ............ y UtMlllvw.4 AH-tlen" Of'IN SUN 2-4 1 H IMM.W Av-• $2,100,000 N_ ...... _h'-4. ........ tyleelty t4t-67S-2H6 ....... ls'-411 ..... , UtMillvw.4 AH ... len' 1 H LHreW Ave. New Home fg, Sale on lslend. July Comj>lelion Bill H9rclesty Realty Vrslt web slle www~com •Winter rental 2br a •. $1600/mo. •Yrly rental 2br Iba J c 1ar. $1500.•Yrly rental 2br lb•+ sunroom. v .. w ol bay. $2000. Lora Vence RHttor• 949-Sn-4062 c.. ...... •JAStUNICllH • comt.~ary spacious model perfect 38r. (lar1eat floor plen) 111ard-1atacl, community pool, spa C. tennis I Unbellewable kilchen II 1799.000 lOllJAIGes t4t/219-14IO Prvdttntl1I Ce Rulty c. .... ~···~In the E'si , clo.. lo 1011 c:_ .. a beach. 38r enf unit, cul-de-uc, hfdwd '"'· ,.,,ttlon t.lllltte<, $420,000. C.tlwlne, "'· ,.. HI NM s,.c1e .. • Sir 2.SI• home on pl'lvate C\ll·de- sac slrMt, Jcar 1ara1e. over 2800 sf of ar1cious ltvln1, i629,900. Call Jenny. Pet or Li~ 888- 611·3400 Hlalll-ttnour • ... mc-t Cerel Cey Channel with 60' of Waterfronteae. 5Br 3.58a. Jcar llll'l&e, pool, spa C. "-rae boat dock. Offered at $2,650,000. Call Churee @ 714·356· 8480. french (euntry 41r Menslen loc.-11ed on Trlnldtd Islands Main Channel. la bo1t dock CIA hold 3 boats. eats Steve & Sendy. 714·840· 564>' or 714·469-1547 T~ ha-cl otfw1ler w/35' bo1t dock up· d1ted, upanded 4Br 3.581. c.q ChurH (ii) Star Harbour Homes 7il· 594-4126 or 714·390- 6337 f'ltlMllSTAns PATIKKnMOU NATIONWIDI USA t4t-H6-970S www.patticklenore.com """°" Badl leece. Cette9e. As· sumable Lona Term lease until 2026 at $895 per mol All new interior 28r 28a, 111 new •eels. site marina w1tll resident dlKount. $199,000. Mery Wood, •at. 949-584· 5811. 949·717-9816 Detlreltle •1'p8CIOUS double unit Great view of turnma besln and city lt&hts 4Br 4.5B1. $2,150,000 Mary Lou !Oehler . Lido Park Realty 949·675 2700 lrellen Preview -J..ty 26. ........... htete• OPIN SAT-SUN 1-S 17 St. Tr.,.a P-..ic Vie-, Oat, city 1""9 ..__, fS•O $1,0U,000 t4t-41S-4000 lr.tlen pretede4 2111ANDMIW CUSTOMHOMH OPEN SAT I SUN 1·4. 511 C. 519 Ahso Ave. !lbr's all "'fvl ba's apprOll 4300s . Own«/ Broller Ridl NeJson 949. 721-6984 CNMTHa $64t,OOO Lllf .. s... ..._....,... ................... .... _ ••• e .... ........ A.-. '4t•72a-.•lto ~ f11.la ................... ...... ...... t4t-111..-1ie ..... ,......7, .... lido ltle Clw-3114' (defl/48t) -""'· I& lot -.ts ... Mt-111- 2742 0# Joe 711-2711 . . mce..LANEOUS RENTALS ,._IToSlllll 1831 I-'• ........ lo rent house in COM. NB or LB. For l yHr. Up to $3000 a montll split renl t4t-6t7-674J Rollna IDrRllC - NB/OcHn View rooms, Oceanfront/22nd. pvt rm, unlurn. share b1, utls pd. n/s"*&, kltch· eriette, lndfy, 1 blodl to Newport Pier. $660/mo. Cell Sam at 949•278- ~(between 9•·5p) flESl)9fTlAl RENT Al.S ORANGE 7411 COllfTY c ..... ,.., • ........, tlr, furn'd Apt. New floor s/p1int/f u r nitur e. Charmin1 w/polbelly stove. A/C. htr, p$/wKer ind $1400mo ~~ BalbolPenir.11 2 Ullh-120 31111 ,.,. 9-1 2br·l.be, b ·2111. flnHaif ,_ ~ "". lily, f(ltio. dd, Wein. pet ok. NIP, 'Wrni./Yrt, $1~ c.mery ~247..azm Sir, 21•, Spacious upper unil Decks. 2 car Cr, lndry, S2750mo yrlr 9-338-8885 675-7880 ""11· 11k, .._ 21r" 1h, ceble, Internet, balcony or p'lt patio no/pftt/M'A $1l50lmo 949-219-0651 28r 11/.Sa, fp, 11ar sp, p'lt patio, lftOff•ln clewi, new crpVp1int, n/peb/ sit*a. Sl600m IHM. for ePpl 949-675-1472 llr2111,Nlw~ fp. frt yd. l c ,,,, ~ mo. wllhout .... ~ 8)t ~ 9561>9913 Lt • a. llppet'. nul ceils1 new c1rpeV1M1lnt, fp, rront prl pello, le ,~,_~ .1 sp, 11/smka/dop '25(J0/1$e. 949-67!·7625 Upscale Corona Hitfl· lends ~2 hotlse II clecll, drlw• by 524 Se8'1ard Rd Key access to pvt beach. Lse 12600 949·673-IWI .. AN&WDS'IOWIUU'alDGIQUIZ ~~am... force• Bid.._.et ....... 111> .... dllll. llile &II fouDd Ill> cr.-1 .... fmce. The blddlna bu DrOCeedcd: NOltT1I IAS1" llOtJTH wrsr Q, .. Vu.lncnible,you hold: •• ow ' Whal IClion do you llko? A • ~ modem style is to lporo die double and lak.o the aame c:oune of act.ion you would have choeen hid there been no Intervention. Had Eul paned, you would have nliled 10 1wo lpldet, so make that bid now. •QJI 0 1654 0 It?• QJ7' Pwtner opens tbc biddina with one ..,..se. What do you respond? ' Q 2 • Al South. vulncrable, you hold: • A • If the fon:ing no uump is lo your llWl'l&I. by all means bid it now and then take a prcfCJUJCe to two spadc.t over partner's neitt actlon to deny any Interest in pme. Even playing standard methods we prefer one no trump to two l()ldcl on our pri~ less, dead rninJmum. •J11l 0 Qlt954 0 "'6cl+K1073 The bidding bu Dl'OCeeded: Q 5 • Both vulnerable. y~ hold: Wl£Sf NORTI{ KAST SOlflli 10 I• 10 f Whal act.ion do you lak.e? A • Your hand is very good on offen9C but won't be effective on dertnte. ln addition, your spade len&lh weakens i-ro-'s derensive capebilit)t To make it as dilricult u possible ror the opponent.S to jlld&e the situation, preempt with• Jump to four sp!ldca. • Q 11 <;;I K J 5 0 AK Q • Q JU 3 Your rigJ'll-Und opponent opens the bidding with one spilde. Whal action do you rake? Q 3 • Neither vulncn.ble. u South you hold: A· There are two choices, boCh flawed. Either 1 takeout double with ooly three catds in beans. or 1 onc- no-uurnp overcall with only a semi- sloppcr m spedcs. The latter is surely the lesser of cvi ls, since j115t the jack of lpedes in partner's hand wiU P.R>' vide a stopper and the bid desaibes your balanced 18 points perfoctl~ •KQ7U 0 A95 O AQJ7' •Void The bidding has~: wrsr NOltTH WEST SOUTU I• I\? ,_ T What action do you take? Q 6 • Neither vulnerable, you bold: •A Q 10 97 6 51 <:7 6 0 9 5 •I 3 WhAl is your opening bid? A· Ocspile the r1et that partner did no more than make a simple over-call, slam is a possibilil.)I. To give yourse.lhnuimum bidding room while making aure that partner docs no1 drop the allClion f>erore 'ame has been reached, awt by cue-bidding the enemy suit. That docs noc yet promi..'IO concrol of the oppooent 's A • This is a LeXtboolc preempt. Noc vulnerable, you preempt 11 a level three tricks higher than the number of tridts you ex pcct to take. Here, you rate to score seven cricks with spildes L'I trumps, 90 the correct opening bid is four spades. Jlr 21/tSe ""•villa&• area. 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