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Home My WebLink About2004-01-27 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2004 Group wants 1901 Newport l on ballot , Residents dissatisfied with changes made last week to the condo project plan to circulate petitions for a referendum. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City leaders' handJing of the 1901 Newport Blvd. projec1 has already led to a lawsuit by the developer. Now the city faces the threat of a referendum on the issue as well. A group of residents unhappy with tl1e high density of the project planned to start circulat- ing petitions today to dem and that the council repeal its approval of the project or else let resi- dents vote on it on the November ballot. PHOTOS BY OOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT A speaker remembers Hans Prager during a memorial service for him at the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach. A variation of the original project was ap- proved last week. It calls for I 45 units and 415 parlcing spaces in the parking lot of the prop- erty that houses the Spanish mission -style building at the corner of I 9th Street and New- port Boulevard. Remembering the Ritz Although the overwhelming majority of rt.'Si- dents spoke in opposition to the project last week. the council approved it, with a $ l .5 mil- lion subsidy to Rutter Development in ex- change for lowering the number of units. Hundreds gather to say farewell to restaurateur Hans Prager. See BALLOT' Paa• A4 Allcla Robinson Daily Pilot Nf:.WPORT BEACH -A man with a reputation for perfectionism as well as generosity and humor, restaurateur Hans Prager was mourned by hundreds of business associates, employees and friends on Monday, at Fashion Island. He died Jan. 17, at age 74, shortly after a heart attack and stroke. A throng of more than 700 people came lo a wake for Prager held at the Four Seasons Hotel, and many of them walked the short distance to the Ritz to share fond memories of its fow1der and proprietor over drinks. A nadve of Germany who began his career in the kitchen al age 17, Prager worlted for many years in the Newport Beach cuJinary community and fuJfilled h1s dream by building the Ritz Restaurant and Garden Aft er leaving Nazi Germany with his famiJy as a child, Prager Uved in Shanghai, Otlna, before settling in America. After coming to the West Coast. he managed Charlene Prager, wife of Hans Prager, talks with memorial See RITZ, Paae M attendees at a reception at the Ritz Restaurant and Garden . CITY HALL Council may cut speakers' time short People commenting on consent calendar items at the meetings might have to keep their remarks to 3 minutes. A CLOSER LOOK Deepa Bharath DarlyPrlot Greenlight trigger: square feet or room count? NEWPORT BEACH -Residents wishing to spealc on consent calendar items during City Council meetings might have to keep a close watch on the clock. The City Council is poised to vote tonight to limit speakers' time on such issues to three minutes ra ther than the currentJy allowed five minutes. unless there is reason to give addi- tional time. The City Council will reconsider the criterion for caJli ng for a Greenlight vote on hotel projects. plan contains rules -sometimes vague. sometimes detailed -on what types of buildings can go in and how big they can be. how much traffic to expect: a 1,000· square-foot hotel room with a king bed isn't likely to have more occu- pants than a 400-square-foot hotel room wiLh a king bed. Olances are, the number of car lrip'> generated will be the same. June Ca111rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It will never win any awards for excitement or clarity. But there Is no getting around the importance of the city's general plan. For any developer wanting to build here, the general plan is the rejgning authority. The document, which city staffers describe as un- Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.dalM>fot,com WEATHER ~ A slight cheooe of ntln. Expect the R*'Cllry to CFMP Into the mkHJOe. SMP..-A:J. SPORTS The Com M.e girts' eoccer...,., defeets SanteAne. S..P..-A7 The change in council policy was proposed by Mayor Tod Ridgeway during the Jan. 13 council meeting. usually speciflc compared to other cities', contains detailed guidellnes for buUding and other activities throughout Newport Beach. ln most cases, everything bolls down to square footage. For exam- ple, in the case of the KoU Center in the airport area, the general plan spedfies that the building can add 15,000 square feet of retail and res- taurant space to Its facilities. New projects work similarly: The general But hotels arc different. The gen- eral plan doesn't weigh them the same way. Over the years, the city's practice has been to count the num- ber of hotel rooms, not the square footage. The practice comes from the ManuaJ of Jnstltute of Transpor- tation Engineers -a reference guide for measuring how development will affect traffic. The loglc Is that. for ho· tels. rooms are a better guide than square footage for understanding TI1e formula has worked well. and its been heavily reUed upon. Most of the newer hotels and recent hotel expamions lo the city took place in areas where the general plan rud not have preset guldelines for hotels. The Marriot1, the Four Seasons, the The consent calendar, which usually has items that are considered lo be routine with rt'COmmendations from city staff. has taken far 100 long during recent council meetings, the mayor said. Speaking times would remain five minutes for the regular public comment sec- tion. "Its taldng up to an hour and a half to do lhe See GREEM.JGHT, P•1• A4 See COUNCIL, Paae M THE VERDICT Laughters the best medicine, but a cocktail is up there T he Corona del Mar Centennlal Committee lntervtewed a bunch of us old-timers a few days ago. After I left. I was trying to remember some of the early buslnesses In Corona del Mar and came up with the two markets -the All American, now an ~rt.eons, and, Cout Super, where the Health Emporium It.Inda. We aJwlrya lhopped at the AD American and cootjnued when lt became Alberuons. One day, howeYet. l went into the Health Empodum. thinking to save myself~ blocks ot walking. There In front of. me wu a long aisle of brtrlguing product& "What'• all this?" J uked the dedc. "Vitamins." Vitamins? I ran for my life. A vitamin almost killed me once. ft began when I commented to my daughter that I got aampa lo my 1egs at "'8bt. ")'bu need ROBERT ~um," sbe wd. GARDNER WbOe her c1egree W8.9 ln Bngtlah, &he Candell henelt quJte the medlcaJ expert. "Bu\anaa. or even better, a vitamin-mineral aupplement." .. ...... 7 The next day. there wu a bottle of vitamins on the breakfast bar. I opened It and took out a very large pill, which I swallowed with water, or tried to swallow because it stuck ln my throat. I swallowed more water, but It didn't move. I tried coughing to bring It up. No luck. Jt was stuck. Not only that. It was like a sponge enlarging. It felt like I bad a golf bell l.J'l my throaL Soon, my throat would close complet~ and t wouldn't be able to breathe. I called my da.uabter, but she wasn't home, so r called a cab and was wbi8ked to the emergency room at fioag Hospital, where 1 rushed to the adrniss'on lt.ation. The woman there ms a , 1 was amazingly calm considering lhe circumstances. She took my information and directed me to a seat. where I waited. And waited. Until my daughter trotted in. "What's wroag'r she asked. •What's wrongT" I said. ·1 have one of your damn vitamin pWs stuck tn my throat .. •What are you dolng ~?"' she asked. "This place ta for emergencies. Everyone who comes in here with a bigger problem, which means everyone wtlo comes ln here, wtll pt tn ahead of l ,w AZ Tuesday, January 2 7. 2004 KIDS TALK BACK Learning about the sun and its system The Dail y Pilot visited Kaiser Eleme ntary School and asked third-graders in Phil Schinhofen's science class, 'What's the coolesr thing you've learned about the solar ~ystem?' ~n1e i.un is the biggei.t plwu:t. l'luto'i. the smaU ci.l and coldest. And the sun i' going to die." BRENDON BONGHANOY. 8 C.oi.La Me..a "Jupiter ii. tht> ~et." DEFEO. 9 Costa Mesa "My fa vorite plane! L' Venui., because you can die a horrible death. It':. the hutt~t planet. and I like Uu~ wlur~" MICHAEL EDER, 9 Costa Mel>Cl "TI1crc are some planets made out of gas, like Jupiter." MCKENNA GORDON,8 Cui.ta Mesa ··lb see how far away planets are, we had to walk 200 ht[~ INGRAM,8 Costa Mesa "I never knew the sun could die. Or that the Earth was going tu die. Or that the sun was a star." TAYLOR TOTTEN,8 Cos1a Mesa -ITlterviews amJ pliotos compikd by Marisa O'Neil Dail ON CAMPUS IN THE CLASSROOM DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT (Clockwise from top left) Chris Selby, Samantha DeFeo and Trinidad Koch smile while learning about the planets in the solar system. Exploring a really hot topic Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot Third-grade students at Kaiser Elementary School get a crash course in the solar syste m. t11eir lecture to sit at their desks and make a mobile of the solar system. First, they cut a semicircle with big solar flares from a piece of yeUow construction paper for che !>Un. Then, they got a piece of paper with each of 1he plane1i. to cul out and ta pe to a string hanging from the giant sun SCl,'111ent. As they worked on the planets. Schinhofen gave facts about each one -how hot it is, how many moons it has and its composition. 0 ur :.un is so hot .... All tugether now: "How hut ii. ur 1t'11 l>O hot, it will engulf the l:arth .u1d bum Itself out into a tiny white dw.uf !>tar. But not for a few bilUon y~an., third-grade student.., In Phil Schinbofen's science cla!>:. at Kali.er Elementary School learned Munday. "I low old arc you, 1)'1er'l" Sl:hinhofcn a:.ked, singling out 1)'1er lngrmn. "Nine," Tyler rcpUed. "Guel>.'> how old the sun is." Schmhofcn :.aid. • Tyler cun:.crvatively wagered 900 year\ old. Other students guessed .111ywherc from a few thousand to C.l1rii. Selby's t>stimatc of I billion yt>ari. old -only about 4 billion i.hort. lo illustrate jul>l how big 5 billion ls, Schinhofen told Ouis to stan counting. "lfCluis kept counting and didn't stop to eat, didn't stop lo sleep, didn't stop to play, didn't stop for anyth1ng," be said as Ouis continued lo count. "he would be I 70 years old by the time he got to 5 billion." The students gasped in awe. But the sun is only just hitting its midlife crisis. ln another couple of billion years, he said, It will begin expanding - gobbling up Men:ury, Venus, even Earth. The students gasped in horror. ·Funny how things d on't last • forever," he said. "But don't go home and tell your parents how m ean Mr. Schinhofen told you we're all going to die. It won't happen for a few LUNCH MENU cheese pizza; broccoli flowerettes with ranch dip; apricot halves; Pretzel Goldfish; and a choice of milk. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District offers menu choices each day at elementary schools. The selection may include a salad, a sandwich o r a hot entree, School lunches cost $2 each. TODAY Munchable lunch Salad with Yoplalt fruit yogurt; or bean and cheese burrito; com on the cob; raisins; chocolate animal cradters; and a choice of milk. WEDNESDAY Vegetarian health sandwich; or Galaxy THURSDAY Munchable Lunch Salad; or turitey end gravy and meshed potatoes; freshly baked whole-grain roll; diced peaches; and a choice of milk. FRIDAY Munchable lunch Salad*; or chidcen tenders; crisp green salad with ranch dressing; frozen 100% fruit juice bar; and a choice of milk. fhe Munch11ble lunch Salad contains Aic:U Roblnaon Pilot PohtlCS, business and environment reporter, (9491 764-4330 1tlida.robinsonOlatmNM.com U.Peftll billion year:.." Secure in the knowledge 1ha1 J pesky supernova wouldn't spoil recess. they went on with the le!>bOn. Our sun is so big, he told them , that l.3 milJion Earth:. couJd fit inside it; and so far away t!ia1 i1 talces Its light eight minutes to reach us, even traveling at 186,000 rnph. But bow hot is it? ·rr we took Ouis and threw h im into the sun -" Schinhofen s1arted before peals of laughter interrupted him. ·Aw, come on!" 01ris protci.1cd at the prospect of getting to:.:.ed into a 27-million-degree star made of hydrogen and helium. ~1 thought the sun wa:. made of fire," 8-year-old Mc Kenna Gordon said. The students took a break from They learned that two planeLc; are named after cars and one after Mi ckey Mouse's dog. Or vice-versa. Hut by far. the third·b'Taders' favorite planet name, at least 1udging by their giggles. had to be Uranus. • IN THE CLASSROOM ts a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Marisa O'Neil visits a campus in the Newport-Mesa area and writes aboul her experience. tossed greens, cherry tomatoes. cractcers end protein sources such as cheese. sunflower seeds, fruit yogurt and honey-roasted peanuts (•peanut buner on selected days). WEDNESDAY Mariner's, Victoria and Wilson. THURSDAY Adams, Killybrooke, Newport Coast. Newport Heights and Pomona. Papa John's Pizza is served one day a week with vegetable, fruit and milk at each school in place of the regular menu. MONDAY College Park, Davis, Harbor View, Kaiser and Newport Elementary. TUESDAY Andersen, California, Eastbluff, Ree and Sonora. FRIDAY Uncoln, Paularino, Whittier and Woodland. No child is discriminated against because of race, sex, color, nations/ origin, age or disability. If it is believed a child has 'been discriminated against, write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST weiit swell from 6 to 8 feet. VOL 98, NO. 27 THOMAS H. JOHNSON News assistant. (949) 57tM298 luis.penafJIMJ~com PffOTOGRAPHERS Maftt c. Dustin, Don LANld'I, Kent Treptow POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Newpon BeachlCosta Men Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cotta M .... CA 92626. Copyright: No nowt 1torlet, illustrations, editorial matter or adverti1ement1 he<eln can be reproduced without written permission of copyright owner. It'll beoome gradually more cloudy amid the morning fog. The chanoe of rain will be 20% from the afternoon on. The wlndt will be light. The highs will be from 60 to 66 degrees. .. SURF A boost of northwest swell wilt keep the surf waist· to chest·hlgh today. This size will be good through Thursday, when a touch of southwest will nearly even things out for aouth·faclng breaks • Publiaher TONYDOOERO Editor JUDY OETT1NG Advert1alng Olr8C1or lANA JOHNSON Promotions Director . NEWSgw:,; Oallpeltw9dt Crime and ClOUf1I report«, (949) 57'""226 t»epa.bllitrathtllatrrr-.oom JuneC..•••• N4lwport 8eecti repOrt.er. 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The lows will be from 46 to 62. lnfonnatlon: www.nws.noaa.gov BOATING FORECAST West winds will be from 10 to 16 knot• on the Inner waters. The waves will be 2 feet or amellet on •west twell from 2 to 4 feel At night, northwest winds will be et 10 knob; the 1wet1 win be from 3 to s teet. Farther out. not1hweet winde wlH be from 10 to 15 ltnoes. The W8VM will be 2 feet or emefler on • west awetl from 6 to 7 fMt. Al night. the~ will be from 15 to 20 knots.. The wevet wm be from 2 to 4 fMt on a The waves will be from cheat-to head-high on Friday, when e new northwest swell wilt give the surf at west-facing breaks another little kkt. W..quelty: www.1urfrlder.org TIDES Time 1:22a.m. 7:331.m. 12:57p.m. 7:10p.m. ......,. 4.36 feet high 1.94 feet low 3.41 feet high 1.26 feet low WATER TEMPERATURE 68degreu ' 01llyP1lot Tuesday, January 27. 2004 AS Helping with a young boy's fight Lookinp for the best dea on a used BMW, Mercedes, Porsche? Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MF.SA -At Ouistmu· time, Tony Monell was given two to four weeks to live. A month later, the lO·ye&r·old aftllcted by brain cancer is still stru.ggl.lng to survive on multiple fronts - struggling to breathe, struggling to swallow, Struggling to be nor· mal again. Tony was diagnosed with braln cancer ln August. The cancer has spread down his brain stem. He is now at home under hospice care. • His parents, Carol Dugan and Bill Morrell, were optimistic about an experimental cancer treatment ln Texas. But the first month of treatment dido~ work. and Tony is too weak and his cancer too advanced to try any more, Dugan said. Came ta Tll...0'5 EUROPEAN AUTOHAUS • 949.850.2222 "It was extra devastatlng be· cause we had gone through all the agony of golng 10 Texas and getting him on this brutal treat· ment," Dugan said. "It's quite a blow. There's really nothing we can do." FlLE PHOTO I OAILY PILOT Tony Morre.I, 9, sits with his parents, Bill Morrell and Carol Dugan, in front of his favorite tree . Ton~ struggle· continues 10 touch the lives of people throughout the county. The wait staff al the Red Robin in Orange will give all of the tips they make from 4 p.m. to close today to the family. The Idea for the fund.raiser staned with a family friend who used to work at the restawanl, manager Olrlstina Cable said. The former employee asked Ca· ble if there was anything the res· tawant could do. After she read a story about Tony ln the Daily Pi· lot and saw the before and after pictures of Tony. Cable said she was inspired to organize a fund· .. raiser. She got approval from the res· tawant's general manager and started getting the word out lo other Red Robins, asking for vol· unteers. "This company is a really help· ful company, and they really want to help out." Cable said. Even before the event. dona- tions have already staned com- ing in. By Monday. the restaurant had colJected $I 03. Tony is still dealing with the disease with the same Imper· turbability he always had. his mom said. "He's an incredibly strong little boy," she said. "He never com- plains. He still has life goals like wallcing and swallowing. He wants to go to school. He just loves to learn.· Jie is on oxygen and is being fed through a tube ln his stom· ach. "Its kind of one day at a time." FYI The Red Robin, at 1600 E. Village Way in the Village of Orange Mall In Orange, will be giving all tips collected today from 4 p.m. on to Tony's parents. To contribute directly to Tony's parents, call his grandparents Bob and Betty Dugan at (562) 431·1274. his grandmother Betty Dugan said. "There were a few days when we thought we were going to lose him. The last few days, he has felt better and wanted to get up and go look outside. The next day, he's back like he was before. So its kind of up and down.· In the last month. Tony has re- ceived support from various sources. Kaiser Elementary School sent him a laptop with a video feed so he can watch his fourth-grade class. Teachers and students have come to visit him and his science teacher commu· nicates with him via the com· puter. Dugan said. "(The computer) has really been very well-received by Tony and his family -an opportunity to have more contact with school than they otherwise would," Kai- ser Principal Stacy Holmes said. .. rt's also been wonderful for the children and the teachers -who taught him this year and last year -to have an opportunity to be in touch and to share some of the normal kid and teacher things." Quist Lutheran Oiurch has been a bedrock of support, with the pastor coming to see Tony and being there for the whole family, Carol Dugan said. "I've always been spiritual, but this has drawn me closer to spir· ituality and religion," Carol Du- gan said. "I had Tony baptized a few weeks ago and felt good about that.• His parents decided to bring him home for the last few weeks of his life instead of keeping him ln the hospital, so he could be in a familiar setting with his toys close at hand, Carol Dugan said. "We chose hospice because Tony. belng the unique child he ls, the hospital wasn't the right place," she said. "He'll be in [his bedroom) coughing and gasping for air and then says, 'Can I play X·Box1'" After being in fight mode for so long ano buoyed by the hope that the experimental treatment would be successful. Carol Du· gan said, she has resignedly ac- cepted the lnevitable. "For me, the moment that I fi. nally swrendered and said, 'I don't have any control over it' and said, 'he's going to die.' is the moment I !could! first accept it and make every moment a quali· ty one," she said. "I don't cry now every time I'm with him." On Monday, as Tuny lay in bed. propped up on pillows watching "The Slmpsons" on the 1V at the foot of his bed, she comforted him. She gave him a hug and some kis.5es and scratched where he had an Itch on his face. "It's very painful as a parent to watch your child gasp for air, try to breathe and choke on his own spit.· Carol Dugan said. While the hospice service is free. Tony's parents are struggling NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL MEETING PREVIEW ON TH E AG ENDA recruitment subcommittee FYI established in August after • WHAT: Newport Beach City Here are some items to be City Any. Bob Burnham Council meeting considered by the Newpon announced his retirement has •WHEN: 7 p.m. today; the Beach City Council tonight: come up with study session wlll begin at 4 recommendations that the p.m. FIREFIGHTERS' GRANT committee should be in volved • WHERE: Council chambers in the initial screening at City Hall, 3300 Newport The City Council is set to process. and taking it one step Blvd. accept a $42, 140 grant from further, interview applicants •INFORMATION: (949) the Federal Emergency selected from that pool. The 644·3000 Management Agency that committee also suggests that would pay for the fire finalists be interviewed by the Coastal Protection Act of 2002 deparunent's Fire Safety Kit. full council. -and under the Urban Park The ldt includes handy tools Act of 200 l Program to fund such as thermal lmagers. a WHAT TO EXPECT the beach improvement video observation unit and The council may accept alJ project. The $2.4-million Oashlights. The federal agency or some of the committee's project involves expansion or approved a grant application recommendations and might reconitruction of visitor from the fire department in decide to extend the facilities while maintaining December. committee's term. the aesthetic appeal of the WHAT TO EXPECT CORONA DEL MAR beach. The city has already set aside about SJ .6 million for The council is expected to BEACH PROJECT the project. accept the grant money and provide 30% matching funds The city manager's office is WHAT TO EXPECT ofSlS,060. recommending that the city The council is expected to apply for a $784,000 grant direct the city manager's office CITY ATTORNEY under Proposition 40 -to go ahead with the grant RECRUITMENT lcnown as the California aean application. Water, Oean Air, Safe The city attorney Neighborhood Parks and -June Casagrande =.m.T::~S: '3498s15951n1 •n• ~ Molllnllln· _ Dl-eno•I• m:J ~ OIL AND -..TWR Ct4AHOll Tired of that pesky check engine light? See us today for an electronic engine analysis to find the cauael A must to be able to pass the CA smog oheckl Offer valid With coupon. TM .. extra. ~ financially with their everyday expenses since they stopped working to take care of him. The family has collected more than $15.000 so far, with most it going to Tony's treatment. "We're kind of stuck with our second mongage on our home and all son of medical bills and just trying to make ends meet,'' Carol Dugan said. "It's realJy tough." DON'T FORGET EVERY MONDAY & TUESDAY 6·9PM I A LIVE TRIBUTE TO FRANK SINATRA Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails •••Qualiry Service"•• ,.,Nighdy Enten&irunent• .. / 111 /l,•H'l l 'lllit'llH ( ,11/ ('H'>) <•1•<•-7'>44 I t,4)'", I" t1H \u· , C .,,,., ~1t. ,.,, lh,uuo IO••''''' \t, .. 1 '\.,u 1101.,I \ \ti I lJ,_.t I\ .. , .. ,.'' 1 "' BABY BACKS! ... Amr J.otl Of Otha Good Stufff We Have A Lot Of Competition, But Our Ribs Don't •.• and Never Will! Order Tour Super bowl Party Palu Now! 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Sunday. • South CoHt Drive: Vandalism was reported m the 1000 blodc et 11 :31 a.m. Sunday. • \lenetlen Drive: A vehicle burglary was reported m the 3400 blodt et 9:35 e.m. Sunday. • West 18th St1"9et: Vandalism was reported in the 700 blodc at 10:04 a m. GREENLIGHT Continued from Al 1 lyatt and I ictcnded Stay Arneri- ra arc JU't 'ome of the hott.+, that have fl'<1ue.,1ed general plan amendment~ 111 rt•tcnt yl'.tr. 111 expand or huiltl 11cw hotel~ That''"' bclore t .w1•11l1ght Tht> voll'r·app111v1•d Me<.hllre !:>. 111cknamcJ l1rt'l"lllJ~IH, cc quire~ that prn11•1 h tl1<11 "K"lfi ca11tly t>\t 1•1•d ~1·1w1.1I pl.ii 1 guldchrw' ~o 111 .1 rntt: of tlw people If .1 1m11trl ,., 40,000 !>Quare feet largt>r th.in the ~en era! plan would nurn1a.lly permit, 1f it would add I !Kl more home'> or 100 more pcal..-huur car trip~ than the gcner..u plan \ .. cmld per mit, then the mauer mu~t bt• de- d dcd at the hallu1 box. A SECOND TEST The for111ul.1 worl..t·d ,,., planned in tlw ca'l' of th\.· Kol.I ( cnll'r Wht'n Koll t0Xl'Cut1ve rim Stradt>r '>Ought to add 250.000 'i4uart' feet of ollkt• \part'. ht• ln&Kt'rt'd (,reenlrKhl. und 111 .WO! voter~ '>aid 110 to lu' lt'lflll''t But now, d'> Lhl' .\lannJpilrk rt•· !.Ort fHOJeCt I'> gl·arinH up Oil tht· BaJbu,1 l'en111-.ul.1, thl' t lly\ 'el ond tc~l of< 1rt'l'llligh1 '' .1 lot lrkc Marting 11wr I Ill' flllt•, .ir1· \ t•ry different. "M,1ri11J11.11I. '' 1111u111t· 111 d 11umt>rr of wa~'· 1111 l11d111~ lhl' fact that 11\ on 111\ owm•d l.1ml.'' As:.t'>IJOI ( lly :\ l,lfllll-\1'1 'hilf<lll Wood 'aid. Inc I IO·roo1n lll\Ul) rt',1111 " '>lilt t•d for ln11J th<1t 1'> now 111 n 1 pied hy moh1lt' hn11w' .1111J tit.ti the general pl<111 '>Pl'ttfit>, a.' open space Because it's the first hotl'I project to come up for con~id · rration since Greenlight wa-. passed. Grcenlight lt·aJer' b(' lleve it will ~et an 1mponan1 prc- cc.'<.lent. That. in part. ''why tlll'v want to revi!>it the i-,.,ue ol huw 1he city measure" hott>l!oo. When the city Jnd C1rl!et1lr>{ht lcadl'" were laymi.: down .,'t11de tine tor Grcenlight, tilt' que .. tlon of how to mea'>ure hotel' got tricky. After a 1rnmber of public llleetings endrrig in March 200 I. officinlo; lefl the 1ahlt' witl1 the idea that. 1f a hotel wasn't c~ pected to gl'ncrate more than IOO pcal-hour car trips, then C1ree11hgh1 would 11111 he trtg· gt•red. Instead. th!' dry would do what 11 ha' alw<1yo; done: con· 'i1der hoteli. ha'>ed on the 1111m· her of roorm and olhrr fattor-. Sunday NEWPORT BEACH • Atta Vl1ta Ortve: Vandatlsrn was reported In the 2300 blodc at 4:11 p.m. Sunday. • West BalbcN Boulevllrd: An auto theft was reported in the 2000 blodc at 10:53 p.m.Sunday • Camelbed! StrMt: A hit-and-run was reported In the 1000 blodc at 3:27 p.m. Sunday. • Newport Boulevard: A physical fight was reported jn the 3100 blodc at 1·42 am Sunday. • Newport Center Drive Ea11: A hit·and·run was reported in the 100 blod< at 6:06 p.m Sunday. • Port SHboume Way: Trespassing was reported in the 1900 blodc at 3:07 p.m Sunday. • San Joaquin Hiiis Road and M1cArthur Boule1111rd: A traffic accidi.nt was reported at 7:23 a.m. Sunday. 'As public officials, it's important to hono r a gentlem en's agreem ent like that. It's about credibility.' Tod Ridgeway Newport Beach mayor without 'l'tHlt11~ till' 111.1111·1 to .1 l1Ct•1mh~ht \'Oil'. lhough < ny C.111mnl nwmber' 1;i,1 y1•ar •*r1•1•cl to 'l'tlll tht' \liJ n11<11Mrk prowc 1 to .1 \ote. the)' '>l.itt·d they "'l'rt' ,1•11ding 11 to J vu11• hec,111w they bd1evcd lhal wa' tht• hl''' w<1y 111 decide the nMttl'r, 11111 Ol'LJmc lhey be· lreVl'cl 1h;,i1 lirl'e11hgh1 applied. n1e I IO·room re,ort project ha.!. I 00,507 square feel ol floor ilrl'<l. Thl•tdore. II would trigger J (1rt't'nhght vote 1f "lJll.lrc footage wa' u'ed .i.'> a guide. GENTLEMEN'S GUIDELINES (~reenhght lt•,1dt'r' now que' tion tht• l'i1y·!> rnndu,ion~. I hey '"Y thJl. lrum the bt.·gmnmg. the t ,, i't'nlight m11vl·mc·n1 mernher' 111.tdc it tlt•ar lh<it they were wor rrt'J Jhoul hotrb' effl'l'I' on traf· tic . ..i.' wt'll .1'> tlw ellecb of office and hummg dl•\t'lopmcnll> lwo weel..s ago. thl'Y thrl'aleru:d tu <;ue the c11y to O\erturn it'> rtllin8 1hat the Marinupark project did not require a Grcenltght vote ··11 !>et~ a precedent for tht·m 10 gl'I .uound C...reenlight on ho- 11·1,:· (1rt·1•11ligh1 <,pul..l·,m,m Phil Ar'l ,,11d Now, l llY nflicwJ.. -.ay Lhey 1111gh1 n·t 11fl,ilk1 the• <'rly\ r><>'I 111111 M.iyor I od llltlgeway '11111 la~• wt•t•I. th<lt 1h1• ~1dehne!> laid out 111 lOOI wt•re sub1ect 10 J ''Rl'ntle· nwn\ agreement" au1vist., .md otlie1.1b rnuld rc\i!>it tht> Kt•illd1ne' ii tht'Y wert' unhappr \-\-ith them .. ,,, puhhc ull1t 1.1J .... 11'" 1111po1 t;int to honor .1 ~cntkmen\ .1gfl'l't11t•11t hkc th ill." Ritlgcwtty '>.ml "It\ .thout rredibrhl\ · I ht• t.lly .md the dt•vdoper haw he1·11 pl.1n11i11g 111 put the ~l.11111e1park pm11·11 1111 lht• No v1•111her ballot. Hut , 1111w th,11 the l.rct>nlight guidelme~ ,11e 111 Dux and a law,uir threat !>1111 loom'i. lhe fu111r1• " hanJt•r than ever 10 predict. • J UNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beadl and John Wayne Airport. She may be readied at (9491574-4232 or by e-mail at 1une casagrande "lat1mes.com No matter wh;it you re doing, vour hOmetnwn ne~paper I fl:: Daily Pilot I 699 Wdh lhiaM 19 RITZ Continued from Al Corona del Mar·~ Five Crown) rel>taurant and opened his own eaterie-. m lrvine and WeMminster before starting the original Ritz restaurant at the Newport Pier in 1977. At the wake. elections of Prager's favonte mu.'iic - including "My Way" and songs perfomled by his nephew and gre.it-niece - opened and closed the ceremony. which fea tured Jewish readings and prayer, a eulogy and personal reflections from those who knt'W Prnger. After the wake, guests lingered In the lobby to exchange hugs and greeungs and s ign the guest book before heading 10 the Ritz. Those who worked with Prager said he was a genuin" pen.on who could be counted on "I le wa!> always one to go the extra mile and thank me and ~incerely appreciate what I did," said Newport Beach photographer Michael Munson, who took pictures at events at the llit7 al> well as some or the chanty affa1rl> wi1h which Prager wa' involved. P1ani'>l Jay Milburn wa~ working at the Four Seasons ''hen he met Prager. "I It' told me if I ever needed a 1ob w come lCI 'ee him.'' Milburn 'aid. 111 I t)9:!. Milburn wok Prager up Oil the offer and ended up playing at the Ritz for a while. "I le rntroduced me 10 his cu,tomt>r'i and treated me like part ol Lill' family.'' Milburn said. Many people will remember Pragt•r tor hb dynamic charaeter, which is what endeared him to developer Roger Tom ero of Laguna Beach. "lie was an immense per'>onahty. and per~onally, I think th1., town will be emptier Without htm. H rorriero !.aid, l orriero knew Prager for 26 year<; and helped h11n build the Hit/ at l't1'hion Island. "In the cnur\e of all tho!>e yea". we became ltke father and BALLOT Continued from A 1 l11e referendum rffon i~ tJle con-.equl·nce of city leader..' 1g· noring tht: commun11ys clear re- sistance to the proJe<."t, former Councilwoman HeaLher Somer; said. '"It'<; too bad that our council h~ stopped listening to the pub· tic on i~ues tJ1a1 concern the en- tirr commurnty." Somer; said "TI1c only reru.on referendums get brought about i-. because there L'i ,1 hrcakduwn 111 communrcation between what the community wants and what the couno l chooses w direct.'' lhe project had been in limbo since August. Rutter Develop· mcnt officia.b !>Ued the City Coun- cil and d re.rdent group. Costa Me-.a Citi1e11.' for Responsible Growth, lcl'>I ~ummer, claiming U1a1 a rehearing on U1e dowi1town condom1rnum project W& grant· ed illegally. without the required COUNCIL Continued from Al con,ent calendar.· he said. ··Tuai !>hortchanges the people who rome to the meetings to talk nhout the more important public hearings." Often, these speakers tend to repeat 1hemsclves, Rldgeway 'Kl.ld. • "They say the same thing over and over again while people come out of their homes and w·ail their rum to talk about more significant issues." he said. TI1e council wilJ discuss whether 10 Limll the time to three minutes for public comment on the consent calendar or to put off the consent calendar unlil after AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e·mall to luis.pena@latimtn.com; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by celling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, H well H a contact phone number. TODAY Mothet't Mertc.t Wiii hem .. ._ Youreelf to HHlth end Happiness: a free aemlnar by ROMmary SNney, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. In the Pltlo Caf6. The martcet 11 at 225 E. 17th St., Cotta Mesa. lnfoonadon and reservations: (949) 631-4741 , (800) 696-6667. . WEDNESDAY Mother't ..... wtl .... ·How to Prwvem end Trut Oiebetw." • free Mmlntr bV Mlc:hHI MulT9'f, Daily Pilot • PHOTOS BY DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT Jim Bird carries a portrait of Hans Prager after the memorial service at the Four Seasons Hotel. Cantor Sheldon Marshall sings a personalized version of Frank Sinatra's song MMy Way" as a tribute to Hans Prager. -;on," Torriero ..aid. "I lee! like a chapter in my life i!> clo1>ed." Moving Crom his succes~ful though !>mall Ritz restaurant at the Newpon Pier to the lhen-untned venue of Fashion 1 .. 1and was a big risk for Pragt.>r, Tornero ..,aid. But Prager was determined .ind hard working. and he wa<, repaid w11h ... ucce" pre-.cntal ion of new evidence. When the reheanng was held 1\.Jestlay. Jan. 20. the Ciry Council -acting as lhe Redevelopment Agency -approved a slightly le'" dense version of the original. which i!. :.till cluuble the deni.11y called for in Lhe l'ity\ l(t'nem.I plan. ·n1e referendum "'on the gen· eml plan amendment to tl1e project, wh1ch will allow the pr<JJect to be built at Ill units per acres in~tead of 20. Ahout 20 people haw Joined the referendum efl on so far. 1ne goal ii. to get 4.700 'iignatures by J·eh. 19 Louncilmim Allan Mansoor. one of Lhe two council members to vote again" the project. '>aid he wa.' not surpn!>ed to hear tJ1at a relerendum effort was l>larting. "My position hill> alway<, been that development <,hnuld stay within the 'Pirit of rhe genera.I plan... MarNmr \aid. "We've doubled that, 'o I don't blame the people 111 Utt• wmmunity lor wanting U'> lo follow our own the pubhc heanng-;, he ..aid. "More people arc a.fforled by the pubhc hearing->... Ridgeway said. "We need to prioriti1.e that. .. That said. people who make a reasonable request will get the titne they ask. for. he said. "If they have somethmg 1m· ponant to say or if they haw a presentalion to make. we wlll give them the time they need to do that.~ Ridgeway said. "Our in- tent is 10 nm a more efficient meeting while giving people am· pi e opponunity 10 voice their concerns." But Dolores Ouing. a regular at council meetings, said she be- lieves the mayor L' "takmg our rights away." "It amounts to limiting lhc rights of the people.'' she said. The poUcy is fine the way 11 i<;, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. In the Patio Cafe. The market is at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: (949) 63 1-4741, (8001595-6667. Ga1'11 LaMardle, vice president and director of the U.S. programs for the Open Society Institute, will 1peak as part of the UC Irvine Sc:hool ofSoclalSclences Dittingolshed Speaker Serles et 5:30 p.m. in Social Sciences Lecture Hall 100, UCI. Information: (949) 824-2511, http:/twww.60CSCi.uci.edu. The Newport 8eecih PubUc library Foundation will present LA. Tl"'" columnist Al Martinez aa pert of the manuecrtpt literary lecture eon .. from 7 to 9 p.m. In the Friend• Meeting Room at the Central Ubnlry, 1000 Avoeado A14., Newport Beech. Tht 008t la $6 to $10. Information: (949) Tomero·s favonte story about Prager was how he reacted lo finding out Lhat actor Carroll O'Connor wanted to open a restaurant at Fashion hland. When Prager wa~ asked if ht' wa'> worried about the competition, Tomero said. "I le 'aid. 'Do you lhink Carroll O'Connor will he <11 the door t•verv 111gh1?' I 'aid nu. I le said, QUESTION ? Should residents get to vote on the 1901 Newport project? Call • our Reader's Holline al (949) 642-6086 or send an e-mail to dailyp1lot<!! /at1mes.com. Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verrfication purposes only. rules:· Re~ident Wendy l.een'. who ic; a P..irh and llt'creauon commt<.· 'inner and a former nwmber of the Newpo.rt·t\1e...a Unified School D1~trict trustl•e, S<Ud <,he would circulate pelltiom 111 her neigh· borhood becau<.e she doesn't tt}ink tJ1e prtijl'Cl Wll!> Wl'U thought Olll "It', poorly conceived and 1wed<, In go hacl to thl' drawmg hoard." l.eecc 'iaid. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa She may be readied at (94Sl 574-4221 or hy e ·mail at rlo1rdre newman " latmies c:om Otting .,.mJ. "I don't under~tand whJt's bro- ken," 'he <.aid. "llwre\ notl11ng 10 fix ht•re ... The arb'l.1me111 that tho-.c ~peak.mi.: oil 01J1er l'-<.lles get <,hortchmtged i' 'not good enough for Otting. "They still get their five min· utes, .. she said. Councilman Oon Webb c;aid he is IC'a.ning toward voting in fa. vor of the three-minute limit. "Con~ent calendar items are pretty routine," he said. "Thn•e minules is a pretty fair amount of tune. It seems reasonable to me." • DEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and couns. She may be readied at (9491574-4226 or by e-mail at deepa bharath"' lat1mes com 717-3890. THURSDAY The UC Irvine lnt9matlon1I , Center for Writing end Translation wlll explore the various ways In which Maori language and culture meet the worb of Shakespeare with a seminar at 4 p.m. In the UCI Humanities Instructional Building, room 135. A reading and film screening of "Maori Merchant of Venice" will be at 7 p.m. in the UCI Humanities Instructional Building, room 100. The coat la $5. Information: htrp:www.hn11t.uC1.eduJicwt. FRJOAY Th• O,.nge County~ of Chlldht lp USA and Cirque du Solell will host a btneflt perform•~ of "Varekll" at 8 p.m. It the Orengt County Ftlr S.. TOWN, Pap A& 'Well. I will be."" Lonbttimc friend Bob Deemer, who delivered the eulogy at the wake. said Prager lived life "very luudly .. "I le was JUSt an individual that you wanted to be with, and if you weren't with him. you wanted 10 meet him so you could be with him." Deemer said. Prager donated millions to charity over the years, and profit-. were always second to providing service 10 his customers. Deemer said. TI1c Ritz'!> new owner kept all the employees Prager hired and trained and will carry on Pragcr's le~acy, Deemer said. Although Prager's fine dining treation will continue, retired restaurateur Jacqueline Buscary <;aid it won't be quite the same without him. "He'!> the one who really made the Ritz." she said. "The Ril7 was I tans Prager." • ALICIA ROBINSO N covers business. politics and 1he environment She may be reached at 1949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at a/1cia robinson a lalimes.com VERDICT Continued from Al you." This showed that ne11her \he nor the emergency room personnel recognized an emergency when pre!.ented with one: however, tired of waiting. I went along with her plan to take me to the walk-in, where, unlike the 'o·called emergency room. they recognized an emergency when they ~aw one and ushered me right in. Or maybe 11 Walt because no one was waiting. but anyway. a !>Olicitous doctor poked and prodded and pried and then pronounced, "'The pill has dissolved. It\ gone ·· "Oh. no," I told him. "I cru1 ''ill feel it.~ "That's bccau'>t' your throat is probably a little bruised. It ,hould go away in a day or two." What an absurd diagnosis. A liule bruised. TI1ere were undoubtedly major lacera11on.,, whith is what I announced as I got back. in the car. It was ama;dng I could even totter into the house wi th such an injury, hut I made it, and after such a traumatic day. I decided to take my medical treatment Into my own hands. I poured myself a rum and Coke. I took a sip. and wonder of wonders, the pain in my throat disappeared. Why hadn't the doctor thought about this? So here's my suggestion for tJ1e medical profession: prescribe more cocktails and fewer vitamin pills, and the world will be a healthier place. Or at least a more cheerful one. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and a former 1udge. Hts column runs Tuesdays. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 Nancy Schell/ Chlldera/Larson 72, a homemaker, died 1119/04 of Al.thei,,,.... .. s.Mc" Thur-..day 1 :00 at Iva.a Baptjtt Church. Survtved by her huebm'ld Ind ohltdf'lri. Dtr9ctlont call ,. 802-2009 .. Daily Pilot • Tuesday, January 27, 2004 A5 NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD MEETING PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA WHAT TO EXPECT FYI Here are some of the items the Newport· Mesa Unified Sc:hool Dii.trirt board of trustees will be discussing tonight. This policy relates to suspension. expulsion and lnvoluntary transfer to continuation school, and exclusion from school act.MUes. In a series of srudy sessions, the board has been reviewing the policy, which defines causes for srudent discipline. The revision includes language that gives the consequenc~ for seniors who have violated tne po11cy in their last semester in school. Those srudents would not be able to participate in any school activities, including graduation. •WHAT: School board meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. today GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED BUDGET 1:he b?~ will hear a summary of the maior highlights of Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed budge1 ai. it affects educadon. • WHERE: 2985·A Bear St., Costa Mesa •INFORMATION: http://Www.nmusd.k12.ea.us/dt1ptslboel preparation and clothing construction. The board is -expected to approve addition of the two courses. QUARTERLY INVESTMENT REPORT WHAT TO EXPECT Because the budget plan 1s m 1t!t early stages, the distric1 will not do any concrete planning re la ling to it. t lowever, based on the proposal. rhe budget 1s not expected to hun general educauon m the district. 01anges ru1d cuts would mo1>1 likely come in so-called "categoncal programs" such as ),pecial am! Klfted education. ADDITIONS TO HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OF STUDY As required by law, the district's assistant superintendent of busine~ services will present a report detailing the district's investments. Two new courses -coUege shop and life skills -could be added to lhe high sd1ool course of study. WHAT TO EXPECT WHAT TO EXPECT REVISION TO STUDENT CONDUCT POLICY College shop is designed to prepare students for higher education. It will teach note taking. study s15:ills. test talcing, SAT prepbmtion, effective textbook reading. library research 1>ki1l:. and speaking skills. In the Orange Cow-1ty education.ti investment pool. bank deposits and fiscal agents, the district has $149,904,346.69, according to the report. It will have enough liquidity to meet budgeted expenditures for the next six months. The board \viU hear and receive the fuU report The board wiU con-;1der changecc, to Policy 4210, which relate., to general Mudent conduct. Life skilb is a home economics core class for fre hmen. It will cover nutrition and health. chjld development. food BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS UCI dean named Lawrence pre idenl lJl. Irvine professor hll Bed. will be Lawrence UniveNty'i. fin,1 woman president. Heck. 54, will i.tarr a1 the 1511· year-old Appleton, \Vi~. univer· sity in July. She served as UCl's art)> dean from 1995 10 2003 and founded two arts organizations durin~ her tenure -ArtsBridge A111eri· ca and the daVinci Center Jor Learning Through the Ans. Beck has written broadly on 1-;sues of arts educauon. 5hl' was awarded lhe 2002 lJU Medal, the univeri.1ry'i. h1ghe-.t honor, and the Orange County Department of Education hon ored Beck with it!> out:.tandin~ Contributions to Education Award. first of its kind in the UC system -was established a1> a research and exhibition center that ex· plore<; new relationship~ he· tween the arts, science.., and en· ~llH'cring, promoting new formi. of creation and expre'>sion using digitaJ technologies. Beck was illso imrrurnental in establishing tht:• Oa1re lrevor profesi.orship-., funded by the prestigious Donald Bren f.:n- dowment, which allow UCI to maintain a competitive edge 1n 1he recruitment and rerention of leading faculty, such as award· winning professor of dram;.1 Hobert Cohen and renowned choreographer and profo'i~Or of dance Donald McKayle. Beck will succeed Hkhard Warch, who wilJ retire June 30 after ..i 25-year tenure. thl• Ion· geM presidency in Lawrenn.· \J111ver,i1y history. fornia State ! lot Food Team Competition for the fifth year in a row this weekend. Orange Coast College's team will advance 10 the American Culinary Federation's Western Regional Competnion Feb. 25 through 29 in Colorado Sprangs. Colo. Last year, OCC earned a gold medal and finished wcond in the Western Regionals in Portland, Ore. Members of OCCs winning squad include Lauren De Rouen, Edward Eum, Susie I Ian, Ashleigh Lewis and Binh Truong. Coaches of the team are OCC culinary ans graduates Randy Torres and Jeremy Pe· ters. Torres works as a chef at Bear Creek Country Club in Te· mecula, and Peter<; l'i chef at the Grand Californian at Dis· neyland. American River College of Sacramento finished second in Sunday's competition at OCC. Each five-member team was re· quired to prepare a four-course meal. -Compi/1!1/ hy l\lnrisa O'N€'i/ judged the competition. Judg· ing criteria included: serving rnethodi. and presentation. por- tion size. nutritional balance, menu and ingredient compat· 1biliry. creativity. flavor and taste, organi1ation, 'ianitation. utilization of ingredients and leftovers and rooking tl·ch· niques. Established more than 25 years ago, Orange Coast Loi · lege's Culinary Arts Program to· day boasts 250 majors. Students in the program regul<uly bring home medals and ribbons from local. regional and national competitions. LUXURY PERFORMANCE VALUE Pw1ulro.._...., .. ..._ • VOlUME SEJ.ECTION •OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE •GREAT PRICES GUARANTEED ~~ "Ovtr 50 Yr11rs of fore Qu11/1ty" All Types of Window Trtatmcnts • Valances & Cornice Boxes ; Roman Shades • Blinds • Vcrriols • Sh utters • Bcdspr<'ad• Complimen111ry ConsNlt11tio11 in Your Home ~L~ DESIGN CENTER Factory & Showroom 1998 H,Hbor Blvd., Coc;ta Mesa Under her direction. the Don· ald R. and Joan F. Reall Center for Art and Technology -the ace culinary student s take wi n for fifth year Orange Coast College cuh· nary art'> ~tudent~ won thl' Cali· Professional chefs from the American Culinary Federation OCCs Culinary Art'> Depart- ment offers three proKrami.. The programs include: a one- year Culinary Arb Certificate Program, which acquaint' stu· dems wi th the basics of cook· ing; a two-year Advanced Culi· nary Arts Program. which prepares students for employ· ment in the restaurant and hos· pitality induMry: and a three- year Cook Apprentice Program. which provide!> 'iludents with more advanced '>kills. (949>642-8400 ' WllH PU~HASC Of llOO. ru111C 6~ TOWN Continued from A4 and Exposition Center. All proceeds will be donated to Childhelp USA by Cirque du Soleil. There will be a post-event party hosted by South Coast Plaza at 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa. Tidcets cost $100 to $120 Information: (949) 548-4228 SUNDAY Human Options, which helps battered women, their families and the community break the cycle of domestic violence, will hold its second Super Bowl Golf Tournament at 8:15 a.m. at Pelican Hills Golf Course. 22651 Pelican Hill Road. Newport Coast. and a Super Bowl Party at Tommy Bahama's, 854 Avocado Ave, Newport Beach. (949) 681 -6701 The Lighthouse Guild, an auxiliary chapter of Olive Crest Homes and Services for Abused Children, will hold its third annual Super Bowl Extravaganza at 1.30 p.m. at the Newport Beach Marrion, 900 Newport Center Onve. The Laker Girls will make a special appearance at a pregame tailgate party, and the band Sugar Ray will perform at the after-party. T1dcets cost $125. Information: http://Www.oclighthouse.com MONDAY Hoag Hospital will host ·cancer Legal Resource Center;' wrth speaker Barbara Schwerin. from Tcll~ved one how · thq are ... and say .97o/Jp.[, C/Jahz/Uw_ 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center's radiation oncology library. Information and reservations; (949) 760·5542. FEB.3 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "Heart Anadc: Signals and Actions" by Dr. Lee Carter at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 5144624. 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READERS RESPOND Condo decision continues discord I wanted to comment on the 1901 Newport 8Ml project. 1Wo major lsaues In this project have not even been diacussed pubUcly. One ls why la the Oty Cowadl acting to eliminate the compliance with the prevailing wage clause? How ls that helping the people of Costa Mesa? It's not. Secondly, the city of Costa Mesa has not acted to make sure that the low-Income housing, which Is going to be produced In thls process, Is restricted to Costa Mesa resldepts. These things need to be done If they are going to spend our money. MIKE BERRY Costa Mesa I am definitely not In favor of It belng built as purposed. I've written letters in the past to Q ty Council members and the city manager - everyone. It's been going on for months. The residents that are in the adjacent neighborhood are not necessarily oppoM'Cl to a project being built there. lt'.s just the size and the density, whkh Involves the parting and the traffic, are the problematic issues that we have been against from the beglnnlng. We feel a project that would be approved under the general plan would be very acceptable to us. Something In the 80-unlt range. with two-story buildings. not three or four, with five stories of paiting structure. A parting structure would not need to be that size if the density were a lot less. The 1901 Newport condo project ha~ been scaled back since this ~rtist's rendering was made in November 2002. And there Is no open spact'. If you look QI the plans, open space Is just not there. It's way out of proponion. The council did not listen to the citlz.en.s at the rehearing on Tuesday nighL There was one person who i.pok.e in favor of the project al its size. No one really has a problem with the project being placed there. It's just the density and the height and all the problems that it b rings with iL I've been a resident of Costa Mesa for a MAILBAG Coyote fears are valid, despite columnist's disdain I feel compelled to address both the inaccuracy and condescension In Joseph Bell's recent column "Catching up on the news.· This letter concerns his sarcastic comments regarding community concern about coyotes. Perhaps rather than react with hls typicaJ disdain, he mlght want to read a piece from a Carlsbad newspaper not long ago that described an attack on a woman by a pack of coyotes. which wouJd have been deadly had it not been for her dog's bravery. Bell must not have pets or, If he does, neither appreciates their devotion nor returns their affection. I'm remlnded of his am>gance about the Jaclc of diversity ln Newport Beach. He should simply plclc up and move to Gardena, Westminster or Inglewood rather than look down his nose at our polldcal inconec1.ness. It seems to me that Bell ls at the bottom of the bell curve and needs to be put in his place. R. Cl.AIRE FRIEND Newport Beach Fear cannot dictate attitudes toward wildlife I sit holding my daughter. who just turned 45 h ours old. As any new parent, I have prepared for her arrival with a naive confidence Lhat was shaken, slightly. the first time I held her. 1 began thinking about aU of the hazards she will encounter - for the rest of her life. I began considering the consequences of a Ufe spent with fear as Its focus: life marred and mired by worry. I am noc suggestJng a carelessly cavalier approach to life. but I am suggesting that we place our fears where they belong -In proper perspective. I don't see people overly concerned about driving (or riding in) cars on metropolitan streets and freeways. I do not see people particularly concerned about working in factories in close association with toxic materials. I don't see concern for the levels of air pollutants, wa1er quality, and soil con taminants -at least, not an appropriate level of concern. In spite of the fact that domestic canines lc.111 appro1dma1ely 200 people and inflict 200,000 wounds that require medical attention In the U.S. per year, I do not see a mad rush to destroy our beloved pets. Why is it we don't fear these hazards with any real conviction? Maybe it is because we love our pets and our vehicles, and we require air, water and land, in whatever condition they are offered . Maybe we recognize that although the risks associated with these h azards are real, they are also fairly low relative to each Individual. You or I may endure an entire life time without a single dog bite, motor vehkle accident or an illness due to environmental pollution. In the newspapers of late, there is no shonage of people commenting on human and cougar encounters. Each person has their own views and their own fears. I am concerned that so many people are so afraid of these relatively elusive felines and that these disproportionately fearful views will bring an Inglorious end to California's largest wild cat. And, for those of who have anlmals (I.e. livestock) In open pens and do noc expect losses: Get a clue. That is analogous to chumming the water and then complaining that you attracted sharks; neither of these examples exhibits anything resembling common sense. Are cougars capable of injuring or killing a person? Absolutely. Are ydu anywhere near as likely to be attacked by a cougar than to be killed in an automobile accident, struck by lightning, afflicted by cancer due to environmental contaminants, car-jacked, etc? Absolutely not. ln fact, not only are the odds of being attacked by a cougar in CaJlfornia relatively negligible, but 80% of people attac~ed by cougars survive. Your chances pf actuaJly seeing a cougar are less than the chance of occurrence of the previously mentioned hazards. That does not mean that humans are not seen by cougars. We are under the watchful eyes of a cougar more often than we can, or wish, to fathom. ln spite of this, attacks are rare. Why don't we accept the negligible risk of a cougar auack. with the same cavalier attitude that we accept these other Infinitely greater risks? There are many reasons. But I would like to suggest that those who favor cougar eradication simply do not believe that cougars favorably contribute to the ecosystem. They seem to believe that if cougars were extirpated, there wouJd b e no adverse consequences. And. apparently. they hold no reverence for this cat that many people believe fills a splrltuaJ niche in human life. Th be concerned about a cougar attack with concurrent antipathy towar.d panlcuJate·lnduced asthma In children or public parks b eing built over toxic dumpsltes, is absurdity beyond reason . But It Is understandable. It ls apparently preferable to dle over Memorial Day weekend at the hands of a drunken driver than to be attacked by a wtld anlmal on a wilderness trail, where wild animals Uve, Incidentally. On New Year's Eve, 14 people died In California due to drunken driving DAILY PILOT NEWS ~ ...... ,.11 ................. wkh <». ••---'• ... I 1 ,...,,,c:aaa .. ...... _,, ___ ,......_~ • lot of years -34 yean. -and Costa Mesa does need to grow but not at this rate. This Is just way loo big. WENDELL MAYBERRY Costa Mesa related acciden ts. And 450,000 people die per year from cigarette-related illnesses. Since 1890, eight people have been killed by cougars in California and m ore than 60 attacked. That's in 10~ years. folks. I believe humankind's philosophy boils down to this: If It is dangerous and has no apparen t utility to humans. kill it. But, I know in my heart and soul that this kind of thinking and acting Is far more harmful than what we are actuaJly preventlng. If, In thJs current, unprecedented period or species extinctions, we exterminate cougars from Southern Clllifornia, a new haz.ard will replace the one we destroyed. What is this hazard, you ask? It is difficult to predict, specifically. But if one looks closely at similar extinctions In the past (1.e. great whales, gray wolves, grizzly bears), one will notice that na1urc enjoys surprises. Look at the majesty of a cougar sometime -if you can find one - and try not to be impressed. Nature loves surprises. Let us not ruin the surprise of nature that brought us this fabulous feline because we are too afraid to appreciate the fact that with incredible beauty often comes a Uttle bit of danger. When my daughter, who Is now 46\.\ hours old, is of sufficient age. she and I wiJI hike wilderness trails with a healthy respect for these cats -and other wildlife -tempered with common sense and irreplaceable awe. If. by that lime, there are no more cougars in Southern California, then we will just have to move to a place where the people haven't yet let fear rule their actions. If no such place exists, then we are all in serious trouble. JAYB.UTVAK Costa Mesa COMMUNITY COMMENTARY --· .. Year of the Monkey brings creativity .. , By Sue Clark ' 'H ey, Pearl," I said, "are you wearing red because of the newyearr My well·dressed and witty colleague is my source for insights into Chinese customs and language. "Yes, I am, Sue," she said. "What's the Year of the Monkey going to bring?" I asked her. "It's a year of creativity and fun," she replied. ·Any downside to the Monkey?" Pearl, in her wisdom, repUed, "We prefer to emphasize the positive." for me. emphasizing the positive is always about food. My best thjnking about the Year of the Mon.key brought me to Mongolian Bar·B·Cue Pan Asia on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. lWenty years ago, writing for tl1e old Newport Ensign, I wrote about the food al MongoUan -as it is commonty known - with a toddler trying 10 crawl all over my strange new word-processing typewriter. Who knew that years later, she'd e-maiJ from UCLA to say, "I miss Mongolian!" If you plan to eat at Mongolian, you get there early. as it is. inexpensive, delicious and therefore usually busy. You order your shaved raw meat at the table and follow a line of hungry patrons along a cafeteria counter in the back of the restaurant. adding vegetables, sauces and spice. l11en your bowl is placed in order on top of the counter and you watch the contents being stir-fried on a big Oat gridd1e. Make sure your bowl is in proper orc:ler. Bowl cutting could be dangerous with this crowd. The old adage that watching your food cook makes you hungrier is never truer than In this hungry line. I often go in jui.t after a hard workout at 24 Hour Fitness, and I often fear I may starve before my bowl gets thrown on the si2.Zling griddle. There are some customs to know if you've never been there. First of all, you can spot a barbecue rookie by the way they pile the food in their bowl. Experienced patrons have mastered the technique for squashing as much meat as possible in their bowl and then piling truck loads of sprouts. broccoli, carrots and chives onto thi11 compacted brick of meat. The i.casoned professionals wilJ order, say, "turkey: all you can eat,· or "i.inglc-scrving pork." ·men, as the server brings steamed rice and the most delicious litt.le 5el>a1Tle buns ever made. they cast about for a plate or eXlra porcelain teacup. Finally, with the strength of a state governor or a trash compacter, they pulverize and squash the meat into a little brick. 111e result? More room for other goocties. You can teU an expert when you sidle aJong the counter. I have seen bowls piled almost a foot high with vegetables. The true masters have perfected the an of balance, and their bowls arc cause for envy among those of us who aren't strong or coordinated enough to achieve these masterpieces. One note of caution from Sue Oark. designated Worrier for the World: If you use a dish or cup to fl atten your shaved raw meat, please don't eat off of It later! OK, enough from mom. I prefer to skJp the oil and pour only sauces on my bowl, as there Is plenty of •• ~ oil already on the griddle. Watching your nasterpiece being cooked is almost unbearable, but they finally hand you your steaming bowl, and you race back to the table. My custom Is to stuff the ' sesame buns with the cooked mixture . : .. and eat the little sandwiches first. Then I use chopsticlcs, whJch I have mastered, · ' ~ and devour the rest In a voracious manner. I always plan to take some home, but I never do. When I went to the register to pay the last dme I was there, I saw a young big-haired woman In a hideous dress smiling down at me from a yellowed clipping. It was my original Cllinese New" Year article. {What was I thinking with that outtlt? ..• Oh well, It was the 1980s.) l pointed to the clipping, ·that'a me,• and then pointed to myself. The cashier looked friendly but dubious. The next .... ., time l ate there, as I was paytn8' the owner pointed to the column. "You,· he ataced. grinning. • • Happy Year of the Monkey. ·~" · ' • SUI Cl.AM le• Newport Be.m reald9nt and a high ac:hool guidance COUnMlor at Creekside High Sc:nool In lrvlnti. QUOTE OF THE DAY "f Complacency J shouldn't have been a facto. :~day ... And J don't think it was." Dan Johnston, Costa Mesa High girts soccer coac h Spof1a Editor Richard Dunn: (94915744223 • Sports Fu: (9491650-0170 GIRLS BASKETBALL EYE OPENER llfilit DailyAPilot llfl1ll Spans Hall o( fa.me t 1•J. ht•lutt( ltJt• •It I. U.WUUI f eb. 2 hoooree GEORGE NEWLAND Tuesday, January 27, 2004 A7 Mustangs add one in search for magic number Costa Mesa, needing 11 wins to reach the playoffs for the 15th straight season, adds one against Santa Ana on Monday. Patrick Laverty Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -With one round of league play remaining. Costa Mesa High's girls basketball team knows ex- actly what it needs to do to extend its Q string of consecutive playoff .appearances to 15. After a hard-fought, 37-30 victory over host Santa Ana Monday ln which the Mustangs staved off a second-half comeback by the Saints. Costa Mesa stands three vic- tories away from the magical 11 wins it taker for postseason consideration . Repeat victories over Orange and Santa Ana in the second round of Gol- den We~t League play would push the Mustangs (8-10, 2-4 in league) to within GIRLS SOCCER Mustangs • • win again, ho-hum Costa Mesa extends league winning streak to 19 with 2-0 triumph_at Santa Ana Monday. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Cocky is too Q strong a word, but the Costa Mesa , High girls soccer team's dorni-I nance over Golden West League · competition since joining the cir- cuit last season, is enough to tes1 even the most zealous competitor's tolerance for complacency. Still, Mustangs Coach Dan Johnston said bore· dom, self-satisfaction or any variation of the same theme. has yet to penetrate the protective coat of humility he continually administers to his players. It was apparent during Monday's 2-0 league win al Santa Ana High. however. that Johnston's moti- vational mission may be the most compeUing ad- versary any Mustang will face until the CIF Southern Section playoffs. "(Complacencyt shouldn't have been a factor to- day, considering as good a game as (the SaintSI gave us last time (a 3-0 league-opening triumph Dec. 18),'' Johnston said. "And I don't thlnk it was." But Johnston continually provided strong verbal reminders to his defenders that their casual play was not appreciated. He addressed the same issue after the contest. which upped Mesa's league win- ning stea.lc to 19 games. Costa Mesa has now out- scored league foes. 107-3, during that stretch, in- cluding 16 shutoutS. The onJy goaJs opponents have scored have come ln three games the Mus- tangs have won by at least eight goals. one win. For that, Costa Mesa will have to upset one of four teams, Ocean View, Estancia, Saddleback or Westminster. It will play all those teams with the excep- tion of rival Estancia on the road in the second half of the season. The Mustangs have notched both of their league victories on the road lhis season, the second coming again!>t Santa Ana despite poor !>econd-haJf shooting. "I have no complaints <sbout our ef- fort," Costa Mesa Coach Jim Weeks said. "We're proud of our girl". They come hard every night. I lopefully. we can find three more wins." Repeating their first-half effon against Santa Ana would go a long way toward accomplishing that. The Mus- tangs held the Saints (3· 12, l -5) 10 IO points, including just four 111 the first quarter, when Mesa opened a 13-4 ad- vantage behind eight point:. <rnd two steals from sophomore Bethany Verga- ra. "Bethany was the :.pearhead for our defensive effon .'· Weeks said. "She took (Santa Ana !>t:nior Alicial Love out of the game. And Rnuany !Vergara! did a good job un their t:enter. (Ouistinal Rich- "I thought our flrst haJf was pretty weak." said Johnston, whose defending CIF Division Ill co- champions improved to 10-5, 7-0 in league. "The second half. we did much better, but I wasn't tick- led with our defense. We didn't get back a few times in transition. because we were too caught up In our offense. If we make those same mista.lces KENT TREPTOW I DAILY P1l OT See SOCCER, Pase A8 Costa Mesa's Julie Nomura, left. clears the ball away from Santa Ana's Lily Lopez in Mesa's 2-0 win. GOLF A champion's return Defending Toshiba champion Davis returns to NBCC for rriedia day Monday after flying in from Hawaii hours earlier. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BP.A.CH -Austral; ian Rodger Davis returned to Newport Beach Country Oub, site of his first Cllamplons Tour win at last year's Tushlba Senior ClassJc. and dJdn't take long to crack hls first Joice during med.la day Monday. ti• .. ~i~ ~c ,-S~ -.(. ~:~~ ~ I ·~ ·.~~ 'r1 r •"" t ·. J .. • . ._ J .......... ·.·I. ·. ·. -...........' r· .. /· ·. '~; ~ ~- TOSHIBA men in a Mexico City restaurant during last year's PGA Olam.pl- ons Tour event there (the Mas- terCard Cassie). The men got away with their watches, but the lnddent left Davia shaken. top 10s. Davis. 52. set a 36-hole tourna- ment record at last year's Toshiba when he opened with rounds of 65-64 -129, getting hot with his putter and staying focused. "My concentration was good II.Ice the old days." Davis said. "I knew this course was not over until you got off that 17th tee (a par-3 over water). Even If you are playing great. you have to keep going. You can't relax or thJs course will come up and grab you." The win last March jump· started. Davis' year, which ended with hlm leadlng the senior tour ln putting average ( 1. 726) and sand saves (~). while earning eight top 10 fin ishes and finish- lng 22nd on the money list ($885,781) in 22 starts. ards."' Brittany. Bethany's older sister. W<l!> giving up 10 inches to Richard!>. a 6- foot-I freshman. but held her to fo ur point!> in the game. "Briuany continually plaY!> bigger than her si7e," Weeks i.aid of his 5-3 senior t:enter. Her younger !>ister limited Love. Santa Ana's top scorer. 10 ju:.t two points m the first half and nine in the game. Just as important were two plays Bethall}' made 111 the fourth quarter af. See MUSTANGS , Pase AS TENNIS Haley to serve Breakers in year two J 101 l laley, not Jim I lealy a'\ he was m istakenly identified in a new!. brief last week. was m1roduced ru. the new general manger of the Newpon Beach Breaker'l Wednesday at Palisade!> Tenni'> CJub, the home of the local World Team rennb franchi,e. The director of tennis at SeaClifT Country Oub in I luntini.,'lon Beach for lhe pa.'>t 20 years. I laley h£>gan work 111 early Decem ber a-. the Breakers march toward their SC'cond wa-son in World Team Tennis. A familiar fat:e on 1he local tenni., scene -in addition tu hi!> work at SeaOifT, he is responsible for creating and chairing the Annual Top Gun Tennis Tournament and is an original board member of the Private Tennis Oub Association - Haley was impressed with the turnout at his welcoming party. "Tilt!re was a lot of s uppon from people involved with the Breaker<;' first season." Haley said. PATRICK Haley'" job is 10 LAVERTY mcrease that support over 1hc next six mon1h11 before the second season begins in July. "I think the one thing we're gomg to attemp1 to do ,., change the perception of the team. maybe not the perception, but we're going to try to get the name of the Breakers out 11110 the community a little more." Haley 'iaid. Helping Haley in that 1ask will be Coach Dick Leach. who wiJI return for a !>econd ~ason. I faJey said. ·111e former use tennis coach will help put a face 10 the Brealcers prior to the April 7 player draft. "l lopefuJly. we can have the tennis community look at the Breakers as Lheir home team and cheer 1hern on like they See TENNIS, Paee AS "I would rather have a shotgun than [be around a handgunJ, • Davis Ill.Id wtth a sheepish grin as laughter erupted from a sm all gathering of reporters gathered lnakSe NBCC. The affable Davis, another golfer and two caddies we,c11 held up at gunpolnt by two "When I was robbed in Mexico .•. It woke me up a bit." Davis said •1 hadn't won (on the Champions Tour), but I was play- lng weU and playing virtually f!N· ery week. Then I got a top 10, won (in Newport Beach) and made more top lOs." ·ru play solJdJy until the first week or July," Davia said of his scheduling plans. "lf I make $750,000 and crack the top 30 (in STEVE McCRANK I OM.Y Pl.OT Rodger Davis, shown dunng the third round last year, is the defending champion at the Toshiba s.. GOlF, P .. • Al Senior Classic, which will be played the week of March 15 at Newport Beach Country Club. He flnlahed the year with eight • t! Al Tuesdly. ~ 27, 2004 SPORTS au , MUSTANGS Continued from A7 ter Santa Ana had cut a 23-1 O balfti.me deficit 10 six point& With Mesa sCl"UiaCllng to score -It shot just 4 or 24 from the 6eld In the second half (17%) - Bethany ma.de a key steal with just over five m1nutes remaining Jn the game, leading to a Deanna Sanchez layin that pushed the Mustangs' advantage to 32-24. Just over a minute later. Betha- ny grabbed an offensive rebound and fed Judie Akansel for a 15- foot jumper and a JO-point Mesa advantage. Those were the only two field goals Mesa made In the fourth quaner. --·· Diiiy Piiot failed to score ~ch time. The Mustangs were finally able to put the game out of reach when Sanchez corwerted a pair of free throws. Susy lh.ajilJo added a free throw with three seconds remaining for the final margin. "We worked hard,· ~ks said. "ln the first half, we made some good shot& ln the second half, it was the same thing as always. we just couldn't put the ball in the hole at all. If we shoot the ball well, we're a good team.· lh.ajillo Jed the Mustangs with 14 points, including a key three- pointer in the third quarter when Mesa scored just five points. Golden w.. LMp eo.u Meee 37, Santa Ana 30 S-bvau.n... Costa Meta f!J lO 5 9 37 Santa Ana • 8 11 II 30 Co.ta Meee -Trujillo 14, Br. Vergara 5, Be. Vergara 8, Brick 2, Kelly 0, Sanchez 4, Bjelland 0, Akansel 2, Cluff 2. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY P1LOT At left. Costa Mesa goalkeeper Kindra Bailey snags the ball from Santa Ana's Brenda Morales. At right, Costa Mesa's Kyia Flores, center. and Jasmin Day. right. converge on the ball with Santa Ana's Amy Ramos during the first half of the Mustangs' victory Monday. The Saints closed the gap to four points, 34-30, when Love sank a pair of free throws with 4 J seconds remaining. Santa Ana had two more chances to further cut into the lead after Mesa mi&sed the front end of a pair of one-and-one opportunities. but 3-pt. goals -Trujlllo 2, Br. Vergara 1. Santa Ana -Ava 2, Love 9, Ridlards 4. Rincon 8. RoJas 3, Toscano 4. 3-pt. goals -Love 1. SOCCER Continued from A 7 against a team with a 'trong offt:n\IVl' 1ram1 tion. we're gotng to tw huning.~ The Saln1s, now 2 3-J in lt>ague, fa,h111ned nothing in the w-Jy of &,comfort for tht' vi'>I· tors in the opening 40 minutes, a!. the Mus- tangs outshot Sa111a Ana, 11 ·0. "I thought our first half was pretty weak. The second half, we did much better, but I wasn't tickled with our defense:' Mostan11 Coach Dan Johnston low drive into the nel Flores, a sophomore, was another bright spot for the winners, displaying quickness and desire from several positions. Employing players at differem positions, including continually shuttling new players into the game, is a Johnston staple. Johnston admits pan of the plan involves keeping his girls interested as they steamroll their way through league play. TENNIS Continued from A7 would a baseball team,· HaJey said. The league, run by Billie Jean King, will continue to own the franchise and while I faley has not been guaranteed anything more than this year. his job is to make sure the Breakers have the sup- pon needed to maJce Newport Beach and Palisades Tunnis Qub a permanent home for World Tham Tunrtis in Southern c:alifomia. It was the second straight ma- jor in which Dent has fallen to the No. I seed. The 22-year-old performed well against Andre Agassi in the fourth round of 1he U.S. Open In August before retir- ing due to injury. In his current position -he was seeded No. 27 at the Aussie -Dent will have to upset one of the top seeds In a major 10 get out of the third or fourth round. His next opportunity to make a big splash will come in the French Open, beginning May 24. Costa Mesa 'l<'tzcd the lead in the 11111th minute, when ~ophomorc forw·Jnl Ja,m111 Day took a through ball from lt',1mm.t1t' Gaby Piwlm near the o;iddine at mu.Jlicld. The speedy 1>.1y IJlll"IOuched around a lune defender, rnrn1·d 111 .1ml beat lilt' dl''l'rtl'll goaJk.eeper with a rolling 'hot to lhl' llt'Jr post, laking mo'I 111 the <.,11spt•n-.c· riwr 1lw OUtCOlllt' with II bending down to piclc. up a slow-rolling at· 1emp1 from outside the 18-yard box. Alternating sweepers Rachel Ronquillo, a junior, and Kara Jenkins, a senior. were solid defensively. as were senior fullbacks Sara Bryant and Julie Nomura "Another reason I do it, is to try to find which girls really want to play that day." he said. Midfieldcrs Stacy Krikorian, a senior. and Nilani Duarte, a jWlior, were also consistent a11alys1~. hclpinK Mesa finish with a 19-4 shot advantage. Johnston said remainjng road games this week against Saddleback (Wednesday) and Ocean View (Friday), both contenders to eam one of the league's three guaranteed playoff spots, shouJd continue to hold his team's interest ul think they're very serious about maldng this team work here," HaJ ey said. "I think they saw the promise of this area last summer. Now I think they want 10 make a bigger push this year." ••• PaHsades and the Balboa Bay O ub Racquet Oub will play hos1 the Southern California Tennis Association Grand Prix Senior Masters next week. MThat wa' d h1•.iu11fuJ, clt•an J<Oal." J11h11' ton said. Duarte capped the sc:oring in the 72nd minute, capiialtzing on a loose ball in front created when freshman Caitlin Duffy pow- ered the ball through a cluster of defenders just inside the box. The ball popped free about 8 yards in front of the goal and Duarte beat teammate Kyla Flores to It, booming a Unfortunately. Johnston said, that atten· tion must also be shared with semester fj. na1s. Santa Ana managed 1he first of ii' four shots in the S61h minule, but o nly two "1\'l"> were rt>quired from Mustang goalie Kindra Bailey. neither of which were more than GOLF Continued from A 7 earnings!. you rn1ght not sec much of mt' un1il thl' [season· ending 01arlc~ Schwab Cup Cllampionship In lalC October!." Davis, a husband and father of rwo daugh1ers, began 2004 with a six-under-par 210 to ftnish J lst in the season-opening Master- Card Cllampionship completed Sunday at 1he Hualalai Resort Golf Oub in Kuupulehu-Kona, Hawaii. Fuzzy 7.oeller. who talked D:lVIS out of bowing out of the Mexico City event last year, claimed the M;NerCan:I Oiam- pionshlp with a fin al-round 64 to finish at 20 -undt·r 196, winnin~ by a stroke over Dana Quigley. "I didn't pull Vl'ry \'ICll in I la wajj, but I am pmcticing well and looki11l: forwdfd 10 a strong sea.'>On, • DJv1-. \U1d . Davie; '-1Jd he h'6 been con- centmtin~ 1he mml on his short gamt•. KENT TREPTOW I OMV PtlOT Toshiba Senior Classic "You can never do enough practicing with 1hc short game," Davis said. Davis t ro'>'>Cd off Mexico Clly lrom this year's schedule, but 1s priming hts game for a ft'lum 10 Newport Beach for tournament week (March 15 21 ). def ending champion Rodger Davis chips in on No. 8 during the final round of the 2003 Toshiba Senior Classic. At nght. Davis 1s congratulated by his caddy Paul Blanks last year. "Guys like playing here. Every thing is handy, close and every om• is very friendly. 111ey spoil you in the cluhhousc with break fast and lunch every day. too,· said Davis, who join ed the Cllampions rour in 2001 afll'r winning 20 times on llw l·uru pea11 Tour to go with \t'Ven vic- IOnes on the Aus1rala~ian Tour. "I loumament director! Jeff Pur.cr lalked me into doing this day. I le !>uggcsted I talcc the mid- night night into llA1s Angeles! in- '>ll'ad of traveling on Monday. 11w. i~ an all Jround good event. llwy alwa% make me happy lo rnme back." llWPOIT IUCM art CCUICI. TBfTAlM ARA .................. SWrs.a..-4:00 -.,21,2004 EQUESTRIANS ANO NEWPORT 8EACll'S AN IMAl WA S ll OROI NA..cl. (4 10 P M ) RECONVENE AT 7 00 P.M roR RlCUlAR M((TING PUBLIC HlARINGS UNOC RGROUNO U lit I TIE S IN PROPosro '-SSESSMENl DIS TR Ir 1 NO. 75 BALBOA BUSI NESS DISTRICT AN(l OESICNATION O~ llflS AllEA AS AN UNOf R GROUNO UTILITl(S 0141 TIUCl CAll f()ff RfVICW or ACCESSORY OUTDOOR 0111HC f'ERWT NO 200J 002·400 HCllOTROl'l AVCNUE. (l'A2003·08]) CURRENT BUSI NC SS INITIATION Of A MU HICll'AI. COOC AMCNO MENT TO TITLE 70 RELATED TO Cl1Y COUNCIL CALLS roR REVIEW Of pt ANNING C~IOIC. PlAHNINC OIRECTOR 01t MOOIFI CATIONS COMMITTEE ACTIOftS. STATUS RCPORl ON CITY ATTORNl V RC CRUITMENT PROCCSS. ES'TA8l1SHWNT or A CITY COUNCIL COMMIT TU TO INITIA Tt THC PlAHNINC Of ACTM nu MD MATUllAlS fO CEl.£811Alt THE CITY Of NCWl"OIU llCACH'S lOOTH ANMY£1'5NIY A$ M RICOfttCMlAJ[Q CIJl. R£\ltStON 10 r OUNCll POI.ICY A 10 "PROCr DURAi RUllS fOR lllf CO NOUrl 0 1 CITY rOUNCtl M[[ llNGS' AS II P£RI AIN S 10 SPEAl\£R !IMC llt,.ITS .t,NO 10 COUNCii POii CY .t,.6. *OPI N Ml I llNC: POUCICS-AS If l'l R 1 AINS ro lit( OROl R Of 8US1Nl SS f C>N COUNCIL ME£ TINCS Publlshed Na wpor t Buch Oaoly Polo! l1nu .. , n il004 1905 ISCl*' llOOO Of PmnOel TO._. mAnOfi MV'IWa-.S ...... .ms tbtAV'IWllMI~ tbNV'ISllOE"8 •.sas Wl IO. A.222471 Io •II hit"· bentft CIMles. creditors, con· llnll!nl crtdlto11, ind 1>«1ons who mey olh ., WI.Mt be l11ter Hied In Ille will Of ttlalt, or both, ol DAVID Wm SHORCS eh OAVlO W SHORCS 1111 DAVID Wll. l IAM SHORlS tilt OAVID SHORES 1h 0. SHORES A PUITIOff FOi\ 1'110 8AfC fin been filed by .IOAN SHOllfS ORTOI ANO ill the ~'°' Court of C111fornl1, County of OllAHGC THE l"UITION fOR l"ROeATt reqwstt JOAN SHORES ORTOlANO lie !ltpOtnf!d U l!t!IODlf repre~e"l•l•v~ lo ad m'""'" lhe eslalt ol lht decedenl tit[ Pl 11 llON r equesh lhe de,edenl'' Woll 1nd cod•ttls ti •ny, be tdmolll'd to probate The Wtll •nd any codtclls are ov~•ftbfe lor u 1n11n1· loon 1n lhe Me kept by lhe court 111£ PE n llON requnh 1ulhorily to 1dmln1$ler the eslale u11def lht Independent Admtnls 111toon ot hlalts Ac:I (Ill~ Authof tty will allow the penon•I re1»nen l1llve lo ttko m1ny 1ctoons wllhoul oblatn ins cour t •fl1truval. Before l1lolnv cet lain vtfy lmpodant 1clfon\, howenr. lhe per tonal rt9(eHnl1t1v1 w~I bt required to l'H notice to lnlernted persons unless Ille, haYe wtlHd nohc:e or consented lo the proposed Ktlon) The 111depend1nt •d· m1ntslr1tlon tulhortty wtll bt at•nttd unles\ an lnletesl1d p11 aon lllea an objection to the Pttillon 1nd showt aood tlUM whJ lilt COUft •hould not .,. int lllt llllhOflly A ltURINC on tllt pellllo11 wlH bt held on F'URUAAY 19, 200t at 1 45 p.m. in Dept. L7J located 1t 341 The City Dff¥t $oulh, Oranfe, CA 928SI. ff YOU Oll~CT to lllt ,,.nllna of the pelKlon, JOU tholild --al ltle ht.rin, elld •late yow E . °' fitt Wfltteft wlttl the eourt tile ,..., lflt y- appearance may be m penon or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREOI· TOR or con1tn1enl creditor of the deceaM!ld, you must Ille you1 clllm will> the court and m1tl a copy lo the p"nonal re.presenl11ive appolnltd by the COUI I within fou1 montns fr om tilt d1l1 of the hrsl "suance of lellers as ptoYlded in Probate Code u clion 9100 fhe t1m1 lor hl1n1 Cfatms wtll not npire t>efo.e louo months trom lhe heartna d1le noticed abon. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file loept by th• courl. II you ire a person In ltfeslad In the estate, you may file with the court a Requ11t fOt Sc>edll Nola (!Of m 0( 1 S4) of the flltna ol an lnYtfll0ty and llPPfllsll of 11tatt aueta or of eny pttitlon or accounl •• provided In Probate Code nclion l2fi0. A Requut for Specl•I Notice forlll Is avellebh from the c-i cltfll a..._, .. , ........ MllY L ALLlll, no. Alli• ....... , & =-~fo.nt ST,. ITI. 119, IMTA MA, CA 91701 l'ubll1hecl Newport 8eecll<Cnta MeM OtllY Pltot Jettuerr 20, ie1 211. 2iJCM nMt ... w. •• Oltttlct· ltuntlfllton hKll ""*' """ Sc1loot Diltritt Pye Pttt; T!ltM!r. "The only week we have three games is our finals week.· Johnston lamented ·r don't know who made the scheduJe, but whoever it was, they should be shot.· ••• Taylor Dent, a former Corona del Mar High standout and a name Haley certainly wouldn't mind seeing associated with the Breakers later this summer, fell to top-seeded Andy Roddick in the third round of the Australian Open Friday. Play will begin at Palisades Feb. 4 in the 60-and-over divi- sions and wrap up Feb. 6. Local players involved include: Feb<uary 24. 2004. 2 pm location Purch11on1 Department, Room 361. 1025! Yorhlown Ave . Huntrnaton BHch CA 92646, (714) 964 3339 ut.4350 Project: Bid •909 E dlson Hiah School Licht Sl•ndards NOTICE IS HCREBY GIVEN that the Hun· llnaton Buch Union H1111l School District ol Oran1e County, Cahlor n1•. acllna by and throu&h its GoYernlna Board. hefelnallet re· terr ed to 11 *OISTIUCT; will rtctiYe up lo, but not later then, Ille aboY• slated bid dudllne. sealed bids 11 the place Identified aboYe lor the award of 1 contract lor the al>o..,. f'rolecl. llMl'e will be 1 man· d1lory Job Wllll Ind C011fer911ee at t 00 em, T'h11tfday, febrwary 5. 2004 II Edison Hittl School, 21t00 M1rnoii1 AYe, Hunt1111ton 8 .. dl My blOdtr l1lllna lo 1tt1nd the entire lob wait end c011f.,1nc1 Will bl deemed 1 nOM• '90MfYI blddlt Ind will llnt lb bid rthKntd unoptntd r'rojllct Ooc111M11ta .,e on fllt 1t hrdllllfll ~t 11"94 IMvt, In tee or d1llC9 wltll tM P'Ovltions of llllAIMsa end f'roteuloftt Codt Sut1011 7021.15 tnd f'11blic ContrHt CotM S.Ctloll 3300, tM DIS TltlCT r...ir .. .,._. ttM llt••u pouen th• to11owl11& cl1ulflc•• l!Ofl(I) of cOfltrllcbw'a hctnse(s) at the time the bid 1s submllled· ClaS$ C 10 Any bidder not so hcenMd al lh• time of the btd openona will be rejected n nonr esponalve. Time Is of lhe 11sence Each bid shell be 1c· companied by a bid security In the form of cash. • certified or cnluer·s check or bid bond In an emounl not less then ten percent (10~) of the total bid price, payable lo Ille DISTRICT_ The DISTRICT restfVH the rlaht lo t •Itel any or all bids or lo waive any irreaularltles or lnformalltlt1 In 1ny bids or In the blddlnc PfO· USI. The Cefllornla Depart menl ot lndualrl1I Rtlatlons has de I er· mlMd the 19ntfat pt•· nllin1 ratu of 11tf diem w11e1 for th• locality In which tllt work It to bt performed for the l'rof· tel. C0t>ltS of thest wac• rate dtt..-mln• Uon1, tntltltd l'rtv•illflc w... $4;ale, .,e IMllt· .. iMd et the DISTRICT office end 111 tYtlifflt et the lollowlnt wthllt: www.dlr .Cl .CQY. II •h•P bl 1111nd1l0f r upo11 the •ucetnhll -.1ddt1 to whom the contrac;t Is ewwded, and llj)On •n~ ~be Oft tr ector lltl1d, to PIJ not lwa thaft tile uld ..,eclfled r•lt\ lo 11 wotWt ellljl4o1td h tlltrlt for tllt r'r otec t. "° ......, MIY with• ... lity Md for • "''" of tbt1 (60) After strong jumps in the ranlcings in each of the last four years, Dent looks primed to make a b'g splash on the ATP Tour this year and more than a few thought that might happen as early as this week. with ESPN commentators predicting that Dent couJd give Roddick a run for his money. Ron Hextel (Newport Beach Ten· nis Oub) and Pete Smith (Pali- sades), 60 doubles; Gene Nal- bandian (Newport Beach), 60 doubles; lrv Goldberg (Palisades) and Jerry Robinson (Palisades), 65 doubles; Bill Hyde (Palisades) and Dick Doss (Newport Beach), 65 doubles; John Peterson (Pali · sades), 70 doubles; Jerry Greer (Balboa Bay Qub Racquet Oub), 80 singles; and Kathy Hall (New- port Beach}, women's 75 singles. Play at the Balboa Bay Oub Racquet Oub will include tbt! 40, 45, SO and 55 divisions and will begin Feb. 6. But after Dent took a 2-1 lead in the first set, Roddick showed why he is the No. 1 player in the world, running off five straight games to win the first set, blank- ing Dent in the second and talc- ing a 6-2, 6-0, 6-2 victory. Local entrants include: Peter Davidson (Palisades), 40 singles and doubles; Kim Vieira (J>-'cili- sades), 45 singles and doubles; Dexter Godbey (Corona del Mar), 55 singles; and Anne Folks ( J>-'d.tisad es), 50 singles. calendar d1ys alter the date u t lor the openin1 of bids. Pursuant to Publlc Con tr ad Code Sec loon 22300. Ille A.ereement will contain ptOvislons permillina the success fol bidder to substitute securities lor any mon· les withheld by the OISTRIC J to ensure f)¥l0tmanc:e u11der the AIJeetmnl or 1H!fmltlln1 payment ol retentions Hrntd dlreclly into escrow. IY1a-erMl!I1-4 ,..,...s..t•a-Dtrec'tw-, _ _... Publlshed Newport Btach·Cost1 Mesa Dilly Pilot Ja11uary 27, Feb rutry 3, 2004 T900 ... Of Pm'lllll 10 U M BTA11 Of: -.cumn Wl-Amltt To all heirs, btntfl· cleries, crtclltora, con· tlna•nt creditors, end persons who m•y othtr wlM bl lnlefttttd In tllt will or utatt. Of both, of-HOft8(RT CLCMENTS A PETITION fOll PIW· llAT'E has i..tn filed bt WILLIAM ClCMENTS In the Sllperlor Court of Callfornt1, County of QAANCE. lHE l'CllTION FOR PltOllA Tt rtQllHlt th1t WILLIAM cu:M£NTS bl .,.oint!d a1 perHrlal ,.,,eMftttlfYt IO Id• 11111;ist.t Hit ttt•t• of ttMt cltcadtnt M PUITION r..-ta tM clecldlllt'a will end cod!cl!a If 1nv h SCHEDULE TODAY • 3 ..... Academy at Sage Hill, 6 p.m. ... Col9ge men-Cal Baptist et ~•rd, 7:30p.m. High .moot boys-E.stancla at Ooetn View, 2:30 p.m.; Slddl9bedl at Cotta Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Oxford Academy .. Sege Httl, 3:15 p.m. College women-Cal Bapti8t at *'Gulf'd. 6:30 p.m. High Kftooe boys- Seddllbec*. Com Meee, 7 p.m.; e.r.ncil .. Omert Vllw, 7 p.m.; Oxbd ~•S.Hll,7:30 p.m. High echool glrtl-Newpoft Hmbor at Foochlll, 7 p.m.; Llgune a..ct\ at Colone del Mir, 7 p.m.; Oxford High IC.hoot girts-Newport H8fbor It Foothill, 3 p.m.; Lagune....,, at Cofone del Mer, 3:16 p.m.; Sage Hiii at OxfordAc8delny, ~15 p.m. ....... admitted to probate The will and any codicils are 1Y11l1ble for eum111a· lion 1n the Ille kept by the court. THE PETITION 1aquests authority to tdminlsler lht estate under lhe Independent Adm1nl1 lraUon of [slates Act. (This authority will 1llow the ptfsonal represen· talfYe to ltlll rn1ny actions writhoul obtain Ina court approol. Before l1llina certain "'"1 lmport1nt 1ctions, ho we Yer. the per son al repr111ntallY1 wlll bt required to alve nollc• to lnterasled persons unless they have walY1d notice 0t consented to lht proposed ectlon.) Tht Independent 1d· ministration authority wlM bt .,.anted unless an lnternted person fii.s an objection to lhe peltlion and snows rood cauM why tht court should not ar•nt lh• authority. A HEARING on the petition wlll bt held on 2/261()4 et I :45 p m. In Otpt. l ·73, touted et 341 The Clt1 . Orin, Oranp. CA 9Z668 Pro- bllt• OMsloll IF YOU 08._CT to lht p 1nlilla of tht petition. you lhoutd 1PC1MF et Ille '-~Ina and .stile your =tlont or fill WTltten tlOfts wltll the court Ott tM htlfltl&. Y04M .,,..,.nc, m•r bl In person or bJ your lttOfMJ If YOU Mt A CRUM· TOR or • contlnc'tnt creditor of tN decMMMI, High IC.hoot girt. -Ocean View vs. Sege Hit, It Corona • def Mar High, 7 p.m. you must tole you1 clalm with the court and mail a copy lo the personal reprtUfllatlve aPC>O•nled by the court within four months from Ille dale of first Issuance ol letters u provided In Probate Code nctfon 9100 The time for flllna cl1lm1 will not uplr• before four months from the hHrin1 dtle noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINC the flit kepi by Ille court II you are a person In· terested 1n tht estate. you may Ille wltll the court a Request fo1 Special Notk:e (form OE· 1!>4) of the lollnc of an lnYentory •nd apprai11I of estate usets or ol 1ny petition or 1ccounl as proYldtd In Prob•t• Cock section 1~ A Requul lo r Special Notice form Is aY1ilable from lilt court cltrll. A"--f ,_ ,...,.....,, A•4'ew (, l•dtl••, 1--..s .... l•IHOlt stu i•••ll• a .... tlDI, lee......._, CA 907!0-tHO Publlslled Huntlnfton BaKh lndtlltrldtnt 11n· utry 26, 27, r ebruery 2, 2004 llf905 --0.Clf --. comTOf ..... Mt•Cllr-hp.U..., ........ c... .......... ,..•mm• - ODii TO SIOW CAUSE fCll CJIAM(OfMll Wl-mn23 TO All INTERESTEO PERSONS· I. Petll1011er Call C lame Jaynes filed a pellhon with this court 10< a decree ch1nalna n1m1s H 1·011ows Call El•lne Jaynes to Snow Elaine Jaynes 2 THE COURT Of«>CRS that all persons tnler ested in this mailer U!all appear b•fo11 this COUI I 11 lhe hearlna 111dlcalod below to show cause 11 any. why the petition for ch1n11 of name should not be aranled NOTICE OF HEARING Oate: 3/2/04 Time. 2.00 pm Depl.. l73 The address of the court 1s seme as noted above. 3. A COllY of this Order lo Show C1ust shlM be pubfis.htd 1t le11t once etch wuk for lour successive wetks prior to the date ttl for hearln1 on the petition In the followlna ntw• paper of pn«1I cltcu l•tlon. printed In .thl• county. Newport B~h/ CosU Mesa Dally P110t ...... JMtotoM MAUOlll UjlD <MTll, IU90I Of THI SUPatOa (OUIT I 1'11bllshtd NewOort a .. cll/Coste Mui Q•llt l'llot January n. hb· nary l , 10. '17, 2004 T903 s.11,,. .. , c.,. '" CleH(/ld I • Tuesday, January 27, 2004 At ..................... -l.1111 ..... 2141 1.1111...... 2141 ltgllleolleti - IOlklTOC8llGISOf IUWl•Of 11'8111111to1Ulllll Al.COIUllWIMI ucm ll<.U 111 .. ~ ... & PMelht-..) -.. .. 12915 -n Notice It htteby tlven that • hul-ule ol nub •nd 1 ti »n\lt1 ol •lcollohc bevw,.111 II cinse ·~ •bU\ll lo be mad41. lhe narnes. SQclal S.Cu111y .ol I •IM<ll laa NumlHn and addt uses ot Ill. Selle< /l ltensee Ire. YABAIZI COM INC 401 l 17th Sh eel. Ste: C, Coita Meu CA 92627 By: Kazuo lk•da, P1es1 dent and No11lrn Ikeda. Sec1etary The bus111es, •s known n ·CHOITO lhe namu. so~··· S..cu11ty "' fede1al Tu Nurnbe1 s, and addu1nes of the Buye1{1nnsle<H •re Ju Hyun& Chunc. 401 E 17th Shut Ste C, Cost• Mua. CA 92627 A~ listed by the Seller I l icensee. dll othe1 busoneu ndnte\ and addiessn used by the Seller/LttensH w1lh1n lhroe yurs belo1e the dale such lost w•s nnt or det1veted lu the 8uytr/ l<ansleru ate Nnnt lhe assets to b~ -.old are ducrtbed in &ener ~I as 1 tunrlure lralures eqwpment. trndename. eoodwoll. led~~. lco,ehold 1mproveme11h. ~ovcnanl not to ~ompete and ABC hcense 141 l8!>06:> and are to,ated at 40 1 £ 17th Slreel, Sic C. Costa Mesa CA 92627 The kind ot """""' to be translcrrrd os On Sdlt Bee• & Wine hhog Place #41 J8'.><l6:> • now "'ued tor the prem•••~ lot<1led <ti 401 £ 17th Sh~el, Cu\la Me\a. CA 92627 lite <1nloc1paled dale ul the •ale/Ir an,fe• " rebrudry ll ?004 al thr ollite ot Un•••r •·•' [-.crow lnL 10:>~ W 190th Shrel Suite 160 Gardend, C-. 90248 lhe arnounl 111 th• purchd'~ lH u t! or t fl fl \lderallo11 111 1 •111ne.t1un with tt1e Ir 1111'1~1 ot the hce11se •nd bus1nn•. mcludone lhe e•llmdled tnvenlory. •• lhe wm ut S115.000 00 which cons1Sls ot the tollow1ne Cash-S ~ 000 00 Owiand Noh~ S 110.CXll 00 It hds been djtlted between the Seller/ locen•ee .111d the 1n tended Buyer/ 11.ln\feiet, as requored by Sec 240/3 ot th;o Ru\tM~< and Prole\\10n' Code. that the con•oder dlton IOI the Ir ~m>IN uf the bustn~• •nd Ileen..., is to M paid 011ly altet !he tran•le1 ha• brert op pro•ed by thr l.Jepatt men I of Ak •JhOll< Hev erage Control Dated J .. 11u<11 y 16. 2004 /s/ Yab11e Com Int /s/'r(aluo lkttda, Prr' (5'jlnatuie of Polit·y Rates and deadlines arc 'UbJCCt to change wilhout no11ce. The pubfo.her reserves the right 10 censor. rccla~'ify. revise or reject any cla!>1>1ficd advert1scmcn1. Please report any error Lhat may be in your cla:-.sificd ad immediately. The Daily Ptlol accepts no liabiltty for any error 111 ..an adverti M:menl for which 11 may be responi.iblc except for Lhc cosl ol the space actually occupied by Lhl' error. Credit can only be allowed lor Ilic fir~I insertion. ANNOUN<EMINTS N J & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANOAl Collldllla/ ··1111111n111111 1160 IOUAl llOUSM OPPOIMITY All fftal H l•I• rl(IVOfll,. ona In this 11ewsp1per i' llubjecl to the F edtfll r al< Houstn1 Act ol 1968 •s 1mtndtd which makes ti llle1 •I to ldV9fhS41 •1ny ptlle< 1nce , ltmltatlo n nr cliscrlmtnatlon based on r•ce. color, 1tllllon. Hl, htndic•P· ftmlll1I ttalut or n1tlon1I orl1ln. or •n l11ttnllon to m1h any 1uc:l't praf1r1nca, limit•· tlon Of dtlCI illlllltl M • This ntwS919« wlU l'Ol know1n111 KCtflt •nt mdllftltt1mtnt IOI rHI uhtt ..,tllc.h i~ In Vlol1tlon of lht law ()vr tUdtr• •r• tltrtb1 lntormtd ll1tl tff dwell lna• 1dvett"td in 1111' n•••P•IM' .,. av•ll-'>I• on 1n euu•I c>ppor lunlty bHli ' TW SS 4 llCMDS llC an. a.r.ic. Elt. 50$ ' Sh .fJl NWc.. !iPlt. too. ~ Mike 949-645 7505 .... ... TelUsAbott YOUR 6W&EWEI II CWSIFIED ~ (Ht 642-5671 \' To complain of d11· trlmtn1UOn. -C.I HUO toll· fre .. t I 800 424 ~ ll01ICI Of WI OflWPWll1l ATPtlVAftSMI Wlte0.U17'M In lh• Su1H1•t0< Court of Ille Stilt ol C•llf0< n1a, toi the County ot Or•nao In the Maller ol the E $\ale of L£0NAllO MOltNA. Deceased. Nohce IS hereby &IVtn lh•t the unde"laned will sell al P11v•I• Sile, lo the hi&hesl ind best bidder. subr ct to con· l11mat10n o said Supe· nor Court, on or alter the 17th da1 of r el»"u· ary, 2004. at the otftee of James M r1uol10, Esq • Law Ollteel ol Jamn M I ouolio, 6355 T opan&a Canyon lllvd .. Suite 5:>7, Woodland Hills, CA 9136/, all lhe rl2ht. lolle and Interest ot said deceued al tm1e ol death and •II roaht. lotle and onttrest lhe estate has acquored on add1t1 •n lo that ot nod deceased. m and lo all lhe cerlatn Rul prop crty. '°ludted 1n lhe City of Ne wport Beach. County ot Or •nae. State of Calilo•ma, parhcutarly desc111>ed D\ tollows Lot 19 on Bloct. 33 of Newpoi l Buth 4S per map r no• ded on Boot.. J. Paae ?ti ol m1scollene ous m~ps. records ot 01•nt1t ruunly, Cahhu noa APN 423 J41 15 Mor" Lommonly known as 129 331d Sheet. Newport Bedth. Cuunlv of Orange I er ms ol sale aie •••h on lawful mone, ot lhe lJr11tcd Stale. un •On lor ma hon ol ... 1., l en pcr<ent ul drnouul btd tu be dcposol"d with bid Buis nr ollel\ lo lie 1n w11l11111 .111d will be r etelY~d .11 lhe nlu1 csa1d 0111<• •l .my t1111c Jtler the '"'' pvbht,1lton he1 enl Salr 1s lor property 1n • d\ 1s· condoloon wollt 1111 war raolles. r:1p1"\' 0 1 implied l XCI USIVI AG[N 1 Sahsbur 1 Real fatale L 10 949/67!> 9048 Oated t/7?/04 AOOl 1'11 MOl INA Pe,.orrn\ Rc1J1.,1entah•• ot lhebldlc Publ1$hed Nt wpurl Bedth/Co>la Mc>• Daily Pilot ldnuao r 26 27. r ebruary l 2004 M90?• SUPlllOI COUil Of CALfOlllA, coum Of °""" ,...... (Mt a,... 341 llle Oty Drive, P.O.lt114171,0nlp,CA nm-1m, a..-w.c... ............. ........... ................. .... -~·~-lOSIOW <MllM._Of -Wl-Anml TO Al.I INTFRC STEO PERSONS· I Petitlontr "on1ld Plume and Jtnnllet Pluma on behalf ot Jeck Plume, • fll1n0< ftltd a ptl1Uon with this court to.-• ct.«H chancJna names H follow&: Jack Ry1n Albnthl Plun11 to .lac:k Thomas Albrlaht Plum• , 2. THE COURT ORDERS th1t all pe1son1 lnle" Hied lft this m11te< &hall 1ppear bef0<e this court at the tt.11in1 1ndic1ttd below to s how cauH 11 any, why lht pelthon l0t chanae of n1m1 should not be er1ntad NOTICE or tt[ARING Oate: 2·11·04 l ime :l:OO pm Dept L73 The add1oss ol the court is !>amo as noted 1bon 3. A copy ol lhos 01der to Show CIU$O )hall be pubhshed 11 lea\t once each wee~ fo1 foui success1v• weeks prtOI lo the d1te set lo1 hea11n1 on the pellllon on the tollowin& nows pape1 of &eneral corcu· latoon, pronted •n lhts county· Newport Beach/ Costa Mesa Oaoly Pilot, 330 W. Bay. Cosl• Me$1, CA92672 D91e: DIC JO, 200J MAIJOlll LAllD CAITll, JUDGl Of Tltl SIWtltol COUil' Publtshed Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Janua1y 6. IJ, 20, 27.2004,2004 T888 Wfmla COUil Of CAllOllA, CCMfTT Of OIMGI 341 n1 cm Dt., OUll&l, CA t1l6I lAIOIUUl JUSl1CI CBml rrnnotl Of AOAI STIW- AIT SOCIOIAM f(I OWla Of llAll Olllll TO SIOW CAUSl F<I OWla Of llAll WE-.mn1• 10 All INIERLSIEO PERSONS. I. Pelilooner ADAM STEWARl GOODMAN filed a petohon with this court lor a dee• ee chanc•nt n1n1es 1s follows. ADAM SlEWART GOODMAN to AOAM STEWA.111 DAL PORTO 2. THE COURT ORDERS that 111 persons inter esled 1n lhos mailer shall appe~• before this court al the heat In& 111dlc1ted below lo show ~ause If any, why lhe pehlton for chance ol name should not be If an led NO llCL OF HlARINC Date: MARCH '/, 2004 lllll41 2 00 pm Dept.: ll3 Tht ecldt tu Of the COUI I is same u 11oted •lxl••. 3. A COj)y ol lhl• 0rd01 to Show C•11M 11\1h be publh hed at lent OOH HCh WHll flit lou• lllCUUIV. wt4kS pt IOI to the d•I• 1el for hori1111 on the pellllon 111 th• lollowllla news· paper Of llllW al CifCU· t1tloo, prfntod lrl this county Nf WPORl BEACH I COSTA MCSA DAILY PtlOI D9f•t JAN 16 2004 Merferi• L.lrd '-'•• Published Newpor I Buch Costa MtSll Oelly Pilot Janu11y 20. 27, F•bruary 3, 10, 2004 T898 _..COUITOf CAAIOIM, CIMITYOfhlp S41111eat,M.t P.0. .. 14170 hip CUJIU. IS70 lMOIOUX MTklCBfTll Pf'll1IOll Of DllAllBYOllO f(ICJWMOflWll 198 TO SllOW CMSl F<I OWMOflUI Wlllll&Am917 TO All IN1£RES1EO PERSONS. I. Petihoner OERALD GENE YOHO tlltd • pelltoon with th1) courl f0< 1 decree ch1ne1n1 names u follows Oerald Gene Yoho lo l ynn Ashley Yoho 2 THE COURT ORD£11S that all penons tnler ested In this matter shall appear before this 1 our I at the hurina lnd1c1lcd below to ~how cause 11 any, why the petition for ch•nae of nome shuuld not be eranled NOTICC or tt( ARING Date 2·11 04 lime 'l 00 pmOept l73 The addreu of lhe lourt " same n noted ~bove 3 A copy of this Order lo Show Cause ~hnll be published at lea't once each week lllr four successive week\ P""' to the dal1 set Im he•11ne tJn the pet1toon on the lullnw1ng new\ p•pe1 nl 1ene1al circu latron. printed on lh1' cou nty NI WPOR I BCACH/COSlA MESA DAil Y PILOT Oatei JAN OS, 2004 Marj..-le Lal<d Carter, JUOGl Of TH( SUPllllOI COUil Publtshed Newport Beach Costa Mes• 0 .. 111 Pilot J.tnu•ry 13. 20. 21. Febfuar y 3. 1004 T8')4 ISCl3171 MOTICI TO CIOOOIS Of CJIAlllS ALDOl llGGS WIW1J090 5tNIOI COUil Of WOlllA CCMfTT Of OUl6I Notice ~ htttby 11wen to the c11dlto11 and cont1na1n1 ettd•tors of Int :tbuv• n1med dee• dent. thal 111 peuons h•vln& ~l•ln~ •l•lnd lht dtUthllt llt fa quired tu hit lhtm with the SUl*IOf Court. at O""'' County. I' 0 . 8ox 14170, Ot•na•. CA 92863, and mail • c0pr to rua•itt K Stroh, 604~ Dn1IA W•Y· OcHnsldt. Californl1 92056~ n rrustee of th• uust d•ttd unu.1ry 19, 1987, whtfein lht decedent WU the setllor. II 3089 Ru1not.e Lane, Costa Men . Cahlorn•a 9?626. within the l•l" of lour month$ •flw unuary 20, 2004 (tht date ot the llrsl publlcath111 of notice to creditors) or. ii 110hce Is malled or personally dellvered to you, 30 days 1fter the dale this notice Is mailed or pttsonally deli•eted lo you A claim f0<m m1y be obtatned lrom 1 court clerlt.. for your protect100, you ate enc:ouraatd lo Ille your clalm by ce1 llfoed mail, with ieturn rne1pt requu tcd (name and •dd1~ss ol b us.tee or al10111ey) ''"" M. G111tahoft , 4Sto MocArthw lhcl.. S..lto J70, Newp"t ... di. c •. 92660 Published Newpo1 t Beach Custa Mo4 Oa1ty Pilot Jdnu.11 v 20. 26, 21. 2004-4M895 s ......... Ah I t uhfllsetf fidlllM ........ The lullowrne person hi s 1bandonrd the US<! ot th" I ll totonu' Bust nes) Narne L J Con slruchon. 20212 Bay view Ava , Newport Bed<h, CA 92660 the I 1chL11ius 8us111ess 11ame referted lo above wa' foltd 1n Oranae County 1111 I 03 ?001 Fill NO 20016869915 Lrt<111d l Johnson. 20212 81yv1tw Ave Newpor t Beach. f.I\ 9?660 Ou1e l er Johnson 2021 'l 6<1y•1ew Ave • Newpor I B~~,11. CA 92660 lh1'1 bUSlll•>S IS lUll ducl•d by hu\hand and wife I •land l Johnson lhl\ sl~lem~nl wd• hied w1lh lhr Cuunty Clerk ol Or <111ee (;nonly 01101/22/04 20046971914 Daily Pilot Ian 71, I t!b 3, 10. II ?004 190? Reque\hng Sub U1d\ from qual1l1ed U\IRI Subcnntr 1ctnl\ •nd Supphe• s 101 th• lttl low1n1 P•Ul('Ch P•eiect • 11 CYl'RlSS COLllGl UARNING llSOURCl CINTll Cypren. Cahlo1111a Conlracton11 Ajlcnl North Otdnae County Commu noly Colleee 01sl11t1 Bod Dale/lune January l/. i.'OCM @ 2 00 p.m Stekint Bids from H\IAC. lnsutalloo1 Au Bal1nce &. Ilow to Place A Cootto'1 In "c0fd1nu wtth C1Jlt0<n1a l'ubtlc Contract Codt 04109 • bond m•1 bt •IHl4!•1td COUTS t .. A TINO & <OOUNO. '"<· 1693 Jtimp•u Avenue. C0<C>1M. CalllMnl• 92881 l'hoM. 909 178-5~ Fn• 9Q'!..778-~10 Plana •• • tvalltblt In 0111 olhc:t Wt sertously lnltnd to neaotl•I• with qu1llfleO OV8t htrn\ Publilhed Nl"'l)Ofl B•M;I• Costa Mesi Oaoly Potot 1-nuary "ll 2004 1901 Ac-.. ..... ... s...... The lulluw1111 pt'r.ons are dorna bu~ineu H . Stu Ac•denw. 1376'1 Newpo1t Avenue i l06, I u'tln, CA 9? 180 Lan" ~l·Jor. 19'lJ Ca.st S•lnl Andrew Place. Santi Ana. CA 92105 Ma<to Buuslam 1923 Casi Saint A11drew Pt•u Santa Ana. CA 921~ !hos bus1ntss 1s con ducted by husband a11d wile Have you •larh•1I du1n11 bu~11105' yol? Yo, 01/ 01/2004 Lana I I ktr lht~ statnmt!nl w~--. loled wolh Ute> County Clult. ot Or•n&t' Counlr on 01/09/04 20046970454 Daily Pilot Jan tl ?O ?l.reb J :>004 189~ fidit6M lusilns ._s..,_. The tollow11111 µe"o"' ~re do11111 bv,me\5 as A) Sl\PP&"'' by I 1~a & Helen, 8) ~hupeu ls C) shop eorts. 0) \hop1111I, E) shop 11111 J69 C 17th St 14 Co•I• Mt'-., CA 92627 Lisa. lltleu ll C !CA), 113 321111 Pl . M•11nalta11 Buch CA 90?6b lh1s 1Jus111~•s "• con due led lly L1n11l1·J liab1l1ly Cu Have yoo •blled du11111 bu•111e\' rel' No t ·~. ttelen ti r "'''" Platt. Pr''°drnt fht\ ~tattm .. ut w~t' toled with the Cuu11ly Clerk ol 01411ae c:n1111ty on 01108/04 20046970279 0~1ty 1'1101 Ian I l 70 21 f eb 3 7004 1891 RdltiM lumtss ... s ....... lht' lollnw11111 pel\On\ are doing bu""''' d\ Adanl\on lndo"t"~' q30 W 16th St1 erl Bldg B I . Cos la Mod CA 97bl7 Pfotcs~I01t1fl Pufu •• Supply Im iCA), l'l'l Clay ShMI O~kl~rod l"A 9460/ fht\ t.u'1nt\\ " 11111 t.lulted by • c.ot11m1thon H .. ., you \la1lr<l do111a busmen yrt > Ye\, ?/01/1991> l'rules-.101141 Pn111" S1111ply, lnl • l•111.- Cun111ngha111. l)r t''\Hlent Tiu) •l•ltment w•s tiled with the Cuu11ly Cle1 k of Or•n&~ 1:111111lv on 12/:?2/03 2003H6~93S Oaoly Pilot Ian IO 21 Feb 3, 10.2004 T899 Th• loltow1111 ptr •on• ••• doin1 bu11nt" H l J Construction. 20212 Bayview Awe • Newpoft Beach. CA 92660 Leland lt<0,1 JohnSOft, 20212 B1rv1ew Ave., ;2668ort Buch CA tleten J Ounn John•on, 20712 Uoyvl•w Av•·· ~Ori BHnh, CA Th.-bu•rneu 11 con dueled by husb•nd 1nd wile ll•v• you ll•• l•d do1111 busineu Y••' No Leland I erny john50n This ~l•lement wu hied with lh• County Cle1 h ol 01 A1tt1• County onOl/72/04 20046971913 Oaoly l'tlol Ian 'II. I 1b 3.10.17.2004 T901 Acff. ..... ... s...... I he tollow1n1 per\ons •• e dOrnR busoneu as M1ud Breed Mu~IC. IOOO Soulh Cu.ul 011•" #S lOG. Cu•I• Me•w, CA 92626 hn• Srm11 1000 South Co•'l 011ve •S I06. Cos!.r Me~•. CA 91626 fhl~ bUSlllO\ IS con· duclrd by ~n rndov1dual Hot! you \l•r led doonc llus111•\s yet? No hM Son11. I hi\ l lalt!mMt wa' toled w1lh th• County Cle• k 111 01 dllllC County Ull 01/lJ9/()il 20046970 S04 Daily Pilot Jan IJ. 20. 'll.feb 3 2004 1890 fktiMws~ ... s ........ The lollowrna perso11s <1r~ du•ne busmen n Oea1 IMhnology Group, 121 1/7 l'earl Aven11e, N8wpnrl ll•.t<h l.I\ 92662 Oa•od L Our. 121 1/2 Pe•rl Avenue Ncwpur t B~•l h CA 92661 ft11' hu\utt"\\ ., tnn dut •~ct hy nu md1v1dual llA•• Vllll ~tat led dOlnll, bU>llll'\'o vcl' Nu O""'" I Oc.11 1111> \ldlem~1tl W•S lile•I w1ll1 1111• Cc•unly Clerk of 01 ·"'W" County l)n Oli?l/04 20046972266 O•oly Polo! Jd11 ii r eb 3. 10 II 2001 f908 RdlliM tviietss ... s ....... I h~ lt1llOWlll1l pe"nn~ .Htl 4f11111g hu\'""'\ d \ vouri f'1 ACL rm MtNP . 9J9 Myd~ Ct , t,1i-l11 M~•~ CA !17&76 l ~nnd I\ l\•rHlrr ud 919 ttyde ft Cosla Me\d CA 976:>6 1111~ bu\lnc\s " con due led by •n md1•1du•I Hd•• yuu sl~rl<d do1n11 bu"""'' yet' Nu I eona II Aanderud ll11s 'tatemenl w~' filed w1lh th~ t:ounly Clerk of Or an11e County on 01/06/04 2004H700t1 oa11T Pilot l•n 1 J :>0. 27, eb 3. 1004 lll'Y.> Thi lollowlna !Mllons ere dolfll bu••n•~" "" ChltopuctM" Rel1ution •nd MnHa• thtl'apy. 9872 Ch•pm1n An • 1214. Gttckn Orove, CA 92841 T1tfany Ncuyen. 12312 fllnt, C•1clen G<o ve. CA 9:>M3 • 11•1• bus1neu " <On· ducted by •n 111d1vidulll ~ve yuu 111&1 ltd <101112 bulln~ltl1 Yes 12/0 /03 T1ft.11y Neuyett Th" statement wu hied Wtlh th• County Cte.rk ol Or enee Cllunty on 12/09/03 200S69'7'27 Oatly l'tlot J~n 6, 13, 20,71.2004 1881 NOTICE Of 'mUS- TU'S SALE T.S. No. 200S-1"2M•A Loert No. 0001152569 TIUt Onler No. OOl83295 YOU AAE IN 0£FAUt.T UNDER A DEED Of 'mUST DATED 111~1991. UNl.ESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPf.RTY, rT MAY BE SOl.D AT A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NAT\JftE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. A putllle euc:tlon .... '° the hlghut blddk for c:aah, caaNef'. cheek dr8Wn on • ate• or netlon.i ti.ink. check chwn by • atete ·or tedat8I etedlt union, or • ci.ck drewn by • stntor......,NVlno• and loan MtOCletlon, or N'ifngt -letlon, or aevlnga benk apec:I· n.d In SeeUon 5102 of the FlnAnC:lel Codm and muthorlQd to do busl- .... In ltlla ata• wlll be held by the duly 8PCIOln'8d INtlM .. ahOwn below. of all right. title, and 1n-..1t con~ to and now held by the truslM In the Nrtlntfter de- acrlbed property under end purauent to • Deed of Truat daacrlbed below. The .... wlH be m.cta, but wiu-.t eownent or warrwity, HprHMd or Implied, ~no Utt., poa-. slon, °' enc:umbn1nces, to pey the r9melnlng p;"lnc:lpel 1um of the ooe.(1) MCU..-d by the Deed of Truat, with lnlef'Ht end l•ta ehlwpt thereon, •• provided In the note(•). edv8ncea, under the term• of the Deed of Truat, lntef'Mt U.f'90n, feea, ehergma end expeneea of the TN.- tN for the toUI mmount (8' the time of the lnltlel publleetlon of the No- tk:e of Sele) , .. eonebly n tlmeWCI IO be Mt forth below. The .mount mey be ~ ,.... ..... ...s...... The fotluwona '"'"o"' ''' dolna buJrnen H Honor Holl l ur11101 Cente<. 14~!!0 M•lrlOh.a SI llOJ. Wtslm1n~1er Cahlor ma 92683 IHtM C10. 9039 Bolsa Ave .. '~· W"lmlnsle1, Callloinla 92683 I hi$ busonei\ '' ron du~led by en mdlvulu81 H1vo you sl¥r 11'\1 11011111 busmen yet' No Otttlt. Cao This ~t•ltolenl .... ~ hied wtlh th" rnunty Cl«•~ ul Oona" (' 01111ly "" 12/09/03 2003'9'7'21 O•tly Pllol '"" 6, I l 20, 27,2004 T886 sm ye.-.... dde4 on the deY ot ..... Trutlor: 8~8AAA W ffiAINOR, AN UN· MARRIED WOMAN Ouly Aooolntecl True- tee: QbLOEN WEST SAVINGS ASSOCIA· TION SERVICE CO., A CALIFORNIA COAPO. RATION Rteordmd 111311918 N lnatrumenl No. 199l0301044 In boolt , pege ol Offlclel Reeorde In the or11c:e of the Recorder of OR· ANGE County, C1llto.-· nil, Data of Sele:2/17/2004 ., 2:00 PM Pl-of St .. : AT THE NORTH FRONT EtnRA.NCE TO THE COUNTY COURT· HOUSE. 700 CIVIC carrER DRIVE WEST, SANT A ANA. CAU- FOANIA Amount Of unpeld betanc:e •nd other chlrgme: $342,308.66 StrMI AddrNa or other common detlgn•tlon of reel proper1y 1, pur· pMlcl 10 bt.; 9 SEA COVE LANE NEW· PORT BEACti, CA 92660 A.P.N .• 93M3-402 The undersigned TruatM dlxlalm1 any llablllty 10< eny lneor· rec!tnM1 of the atreet eddreH or other com· mon detlgnetlon, II 1ny, ahOwn abc>Ye. If no allwl eddniaa Ot other common dHlgnellon I• ahown, direction• 10 the loe•tlon of the proper1y mey bt ob- tained by tending a wrintn requeel to tho btneflet.ty within 1 O da-p ot the date of firtt publlc:atlon of this Notice of Seit. Oete: Jll1U9ry oe, 2004 AGENCY SALES AND POSTING At 9nt IOI GOlOEN WEST SAY· INGS ASSOCIATION SERVICE CO., A CALI· FORNIA CORPORA· TION 8801 FOLSOM BLVD. SUITE 230 SACRAMENTO, CA 95826 T•ltphone Num· ber: (800) &40-e547 Sile St11u1 Line: (916) 387-n 211 ReMS Hiibig, Anlttlnt 5eel'9tary ASAP574461 1127. 213, 2110 ___ Ocadlint~s --- CLASSIFrnAD Monday ..................... Friday 'i:OOpm Tuc:-.day ................... Monday 5:00pm I By Fax (949) 63 t-6594 By Phone (<)49) 642-5678 Hy Mail/In Person: 330 Wc\t Bay Stred Co:.ta Mc\a, CA 92627 /\t Newport Hive.I & Bay St Wcdne!'.day ............. Tul·,day 5:00prn Thursday ........... W t:d11t:,day ~H>Oprn 1l1k..L...-ttlO.luJ.-)1°"' R.IOIC' .... , rt••t.· 11uml>er "'~I .,e·11,.11 I••• h." L \I llh ~rm~ 4u1~t I fnday ................... Tiiur,day )·OOpm I lours Saturday ..................... Fm.lay 1:00pm l ESTATE R SALE Oldtr Style fwnltuN l'IANOS l ColledlbMt . ......,..._ ---·-·OllO-·'-.. CA8H MID .. _,..... __ _ MaUYUTATQ ................ ~-· ,...,.. coris1riririrms Telephone 8:30am-'.'i:OOpm Monday-Friday Wal~ In M: lOam·.'.'i:OOpm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friu,1y 'HHlpm Index ., .. ,.40 r . -.,.., I Jj : L -· . . • c-=--.. • - SOO~SISO .. HOME Anwa1Mn11 1110 RJRNISHJNGS Did ,-wf-11 an accident on 55 So. Sat. May 25. 2002 lnotolvln1 1 blaci. Cam110 which '4>4111 ouf •c:rou sever•I 1teff1c; l•nu? If lo, !)least cah .lofln Butlole>ll @ 949·9!1!>-2033 MTIQUES (Hlln SUIGH llD Solid MJOd. tlllnd !WW II boa must mow.. 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PROPER I Y FOR LEASE 4402 480Chf •( ... -' ,...,, WHbldt block l1om 17th & Newport 81vd. Mill 949 675·6700 ut 24 ,,.,.. Office hit• Al!PfOk 68bf }()831f I lll3sl 1t s1.ao:i1.98fs1 Mii Newport Ctnttr Avatltble ?13-746-tl()O la_,...,, Offkn 2781 lkhtol. CM $!>00 S100m inc-... -of 1#1 ...... rOOlll C.. 714 91• RUIDOSO HEW MEXJCO 140 AC Only 149.900 Ad11ctnt to Ntllonal ltlt. F orni. d111 , aill•ll a•rn• Abutlh11 ll•nc:h Pr nu •e fo1 tdded permanent open spice Greet Sporhman 11t11 Absolutely 8u11tllol Hlhna tnd l1nd Remote & prlvtle but with .,,., round road 1ccu11 1nd ii tll 111 CZ drlvto to •• cU1n1 lluidoJO But rlntncln1 ever. 1888 19Z-911 t (CAL •SCAM) IAYIMCMtft fllD/TIMOOWft, tn11t .. Salt. r0<d Road Proper hu M9 7ft9 7100 Ml/Oc:-View 1- 0eaanft011V?'/nd, Ptrnl• IOOfll. 11nfurn. Ill•• be, utlls ll•ld. 110/an1k. lt.ltchflllt llt. lnOty, lblt. to N•wport pit! 1...f130m c.Jt $.tm fM9 7T8 790!> (l>etwefon hm $i)m) w,....-.M.._ .. ...,..,. ...... 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Cov P1kn1 w•ttr 111\h pd •varl now CAll FOR MOVf-IM S,.CIAlS HARBOR Vlll AC( Ha1bo1 Blvd cli> M1111m•c Way (7 r4) S0-0'42 New,orl ocrou the u r .. t lb• I 5ba no l>l'h SI 19'1 mo 166!> lrvHlf' Avt •J 9'9-1209422 1201 21r llo. !.ode cott .. o, l SIDt ClfAltMINO, Ith w d tria tf n"<lecl move new lb• l Sba lown '",110, hlll' SISOO/mo 949 houu strt• r.in Eld«t 6« !>477 714 609 1607 Sll75/mo 949 642 5488 S1n1ny ?br c lou to nce.n 1ns1d~ w d hku11s I t t•r S 1600 Aeon I 949 67J 4400 . 116 lASTSIDf 2br Fenced 'fetO ,(T 011 , W 0 l>oo -up\ OW Newly rtlu1 b•\/l•d All UTIUTlfS ,. S14~ S!iOO <11P $1S0pet 714 545 0442 Oceon & Harbor View Si r 210, now ctp~I &. 1" !vi duplo• lbt 21/•b• p~1nl no p<1ls '77 161h ' • e•• IUH no P•h. Pl•U •7 $1700 mo SJ.4~ mo 714 488 9092 949·'20·9421 ut 203 Semce DlredtlfY ( T lAOI S C1htorn1~ la" •• llllM .. lhll tOnlrAl t"'' t.k111a 1ot1\ that tol•I $500 ,.,, mo<t l!iJ ltj AutoSemces llllOA IMPORT llPAll l'inpom ' 60m.il1a (ompefltlvt Ratti Convtnl.nlly l«ottd on the Penlnwlo 401 Jht S1. 11t.,.,i ,_. • • CarpentJy 61 Preper• IOt puC)ilc9CJOn ~Lena -otltlemo'Me 1)3 ~ o11 Montreal ~ A GtNI LAJla SS i-Y91ay S6 Vttill 59 co ptecec14n l'•lde Ch1rm111a ca111iie h&rdwd lh \ new lulch, I& Y••d 1 L &•• w d inti. S22IX)n f'tlde c~tely redone llorn~ Jbr I b~ •II ~ 111<1. le badly•d S2!ICnn 949 'lOO 9711 ClASSlfllD It's the solution you' re searching for·whether you· re see King a home, apartment, pet or new occupation! Computer Services ll•bo• '" '""lert•I\) II• hc~n•~l'.I by tne l.nnl1a1 IOr5 S late li,ense Bo•rd Slate l.iw "''° reqwres lhal cuntroclo•s include lhetr hcenu riumber on •II a<lvttt~•na YOll Ull Che<lt. 11\o SIAlU\ Clf your ltc:enud co nlre c l o r •I WWW cslb Cl aov Of 800 lll CSLB Unit censed con Ir •clo1 s hhina 1ob\ lhal tot1r tu' lhitn isoo lllUSI 51~1~ tn lhe11 1dverlisemtnh lh1t they •• 1 not llcennd b) lh• Conltaclo11 Sl•l• Llcen~ Boatd • A -l HANDYMAN tnilall. 1elal1 cabrn~I~ ~~ c-,..••r Mel, ~ ~ 714~11'>8 Pc "~'· \JIYllClft./Hlw ......................... 30 years ••~ienct QulckBoob cl111,1 Call Jim 949-2 ·9119 Carpet Cltanlno HR flir 01·1 I,\ r .. l'i"' { I t1.tfl1 nt; Sr r ~ 11 ,. Clti>et dtl!lillQ Sl*lll 3 rooms & ~ SM.15 1nc1uoes PfttOllO!IJOMIO CALI. 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The dcfcndtt shifted to the \U o( clubs Ind &st. s jack lost 10 dcclu'er .. ICC. Tnimpi. were drawn In 1v.-o rounds and. 11 llli point. Soulh hid a blue- pnm of the lioldulp. Sr[l(le West never led a spade hooot. either the kin~ "'queen hid to be with F.aSl. And Since the bidding matted West wuh s1.11 spldes. 'Elw's boool' hid to hr a sl.nJletoo. The play nwtcd w~ with three diamonds, ~ 1 doubleton club. Stied on ~ inferences, declarer hod 11 u~ Irick line to 10 tnck&. Often. lt1' bidding Md play to the li~I frw tncl.~ will paint an llCC\nte p1ctw-c of lt1' deal. That pcnmts 1111 alcn dc.clArct to find the w1JUUng line. South cms5Cd to the table with lbc ace or splldcs. drooPina the kina. ~ led a low dub frOm aummy. [f &St ~ with the ting. dcclarcr'1 ten would hr C\lllblished llld declJtU would jCl to dummy with a tlllmp to di!ICard the spade loser on the queen of clu~. If 'EaM inserted the nine. declart1"s ten ofclutx would win and 11. spade up 10 the jack would endpllly West. who could win the spade but wwkl lbcn have to ~um a iOl(le to dummy·~ JllCl.. iilk>wtl\& dedo.ru IO di<ard lt1' losing clul?! Wesr'i .. cak two-spade openin& bit.I ... ill p.'1'..ed rount.I to Sooth, who b.iltmted with u double. When South lult'r bid frttly o\Cr b>1', tnlc:rfcr- YlAltl Y LIAUS flNI HfWPOltl ttOMIS Hl OltUNOY llWlottS tU-675-6161 lllr Illa o ll street P••ktn& co•n laundty. nur w•ler Dock •viii. SIOOO/mo 949·722 9730 llOO lsu STUDIO l.,a• clo~et & bath, wnny uposure, $1000m "'' 949 675 6161 OCIANVllW 18r 111 new VH1ly Sl!>!>Otmo ~\1Kllled Really 949 673 3663 Sbr Sbo hw•o, quiet lllr;t, newly relurb1\htd 2 car kar wd hkup~. $2300/mo 949· 759·0874 loyfr·M1 21.r 2.lto, v1e111 docks den Iott Jblks to bch, dock avail, dbl sar $24% A.at 949·642 9666 0.. w-. lb! I 5ba patto I U < &*, new k1rch, l<tundry & dock ava~ S2500 9'9-722-97:!> le 2lw a. ....... ., slior eclrtfl steps to beach. 11eW/pwltlftoo11ne. Le yd SXi00 Roblrt 9$-7m-l 7!JO A .. 111. Aut for f11vlro twm 1n Newport 8e.ai Matute & e~perMnetd. Colleae comm. oia & PC Y.tlb. F /l w/bllne~ Send rtslln'le to MEC Inc 1919 Santa Mona Bl, 0'2001 Santa Monica, CA. 90il04. n.rtrlc.& ~ needed Salary dependable on uperlence Call Tony 714 S561790tuvemse 2lt llol, new PMIV"-ll<!l. 2-ar P'lllll boldyard, 1/2 MANICURIST up w/cllentel for sktnClfe ulon in Newpor I Beach Sta,• ta Now,ort Cill Son11 949 645 2066 bloc~ to °'*"· ml& -SlaD. mo 9t9-m. 7'3a> Clll bel-'.lllm !lptn Oft, 2.W. 2iNi. 2 "' ........ 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Ll3l7023 714·638-4034 llMMIOW CllQI .wNf P•inhna-h/w.t, Hcute/ftllt Quellty Jobi f 1ff estimate l •569897 714-416-8888 ~l/Jdl,~ ~Professional Painting Uc..~ lntakr/Elterior Deeolltlft NatiDC U.Mln& Rob Isbell -Owner Costa Mesa. Ca (949) 6'6-3006 Celt 949-887-1480 SIU 'DO MW II.JI Prttil ,,,_.. Auto. Hice C1un Cllf (P7270J) $19,900 "01 MW X...S 1.0 s.i-. N•YIPllon. Prem Sound, Ph~• (*'230) $36,900 '01 C""1f* &"*"'9 SUV Pewter. Loaded. l ow Molu. Pwfecll (12211W) $39,900 'Of '-ISO Black/Grey. •7 Litt Kil. "3!1 ttres. ind morel (A84959) S22,900 'O.t ~ s-r,,,. 4.0. V8, Blacll/Black, Prem Sou11d, only lllo. m• (M51922) $37,900 '02 Mwceh1 C-2:tO Blk/8111, Super cllareed Auto. 2611 mt (322681) $22,900 '99 M-::• AMG 8lack/Bl1ck, 6d1u, low 1111, Super F asll (867038) $36,900 'Ot l'anclto C~ S1l•11. 6d1sk. -is Whls, Only 2511 ml Perfect (620426) $54,900 '99 l'onc#oe 9 I I C-4 c...,.. Solve<. Only 3Sk m1 6d1sk, Special C<11 ! (62485]) S47 900 '00 Mwc•d.. 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