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SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA: MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1999 ·
MONDAY ' . MORNING BRIEFING
TO DAV .
The U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency Will be
meeting with dredging
contractor SoliFlo and the
county regarding the
600,000 cubic yards of silt
from the Back Bay that
have been dumped in the
wrong spot in the ocean.
Soli.Plo's parent company,
Fluor Daniel Inc., said the
mishap was due to a mis-
calculation with the barge
navigation system .
FIVE·EASY QUESTIONS
TUESDAY
Stay on your toes with a
five-week ballet cldSs for
adults from 7 to 8 p.m. start·
mg today at the West New-
port Community Center,
883 W. 15th St., Newport
Beach. The class fee is $45
for Newport Beach resi-
dents and $50 for nonresi-
dents. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 644-3151.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY I'll.
Discovering what .
rna,kes a valentine
a valentine
• EDfTOWS NOTE: We asked carolyn Martinez,
the manager of Images Hallmark in Westd1ff
Plaza, all about valentines .
What is the store like in the days lea(j.
ing up to ValentJne's Day7
Well, when you get toward the end,
men wait until the very la.st minute to
buy cards. lWo day~ before, 1t gets pret-
ty hectic. Right now, women are usually
the ones buying cards. · •
By the middle of the week, you may
have trouble walking down the aisles.
We get qwte busy. It's always such a joy
when we hear people laughing at our
humorous section. We always kid people
that we'U have to charge them entertain-
ment tax. They usually get a kick out of
that.
About how many different Valen-
tine's cards does your store carry?
Valentine's Day is the second-largest
holiday for us. Hallmark makes 1,400
ca.rd designs for Valentine's Day. Our
store has 56 feet of valentines ranging
from birthday valentines to first v~en
tines for babaes.
Are there other items that are popu-
lar this ~ar7
. WEDNESDAY .
World traveler Jack
Marr will speak at 7:30 p .m.
al the·Costa MeSd Histori·
cal Society, 1870 Anaheim
Ave. Marr has !>poken with
Indian tr\bes from all over
the world and will present
highlights of various
ancient stories.
AdmLc;sion is free. For
more mfonnation, call (949)
646·1274 or (949) 631-5918.
THURSDAY ··
A rally for the Newport.
Mesa Relay For Life, an
dnnual event that benefits
the American Cancer Soci-
ety, takes place in the Town
Square area ·at TrianglP
Square from 6 to 8 p .m . Tho
relays take pldCe in several
cibes -some of which will
hold 24-hour events-with
all the proceeds going
toward research and c;up-
port services for local can-
cer pabents
FRIDAY
Bu.rt Bacbaracb ls back,
as Wltnesscd b~· his dppear-
ance m "Austm Power.:.,•
and the use of his songs m
soundtrack!>. He will also
be appearing dt th~ Orange
County Pe rforming Arts
Ct>nter with the Pdcihc
Symphony Pop!> dt 8 p.m.
today and Saturday. Tickets
are $22-$52. ThP. center 1s
at 600 Town Center Dnvc,
Costa Me:.a. CaJl 1714) 755-
5799.
SATURDAY SUNDAY
Romantic of all age
are t>ncourdg~d to pc rtJ 1-
patc m •Love Tun •s flt th1~
Dun·e " at 11.30 .am. F"'b
13 at the Back Bey Cale m
Newport DunP.s. Tut> ong-
lcst and ldle,nt shov.· fea-
tures the amut 'Ur vrx:als oJ
anyone l)rdVC enough to
express theu f Pehng abOut
then s1ynihcant othl'n> m
song Adnussion 1s fwc
The> ri·sort Is tll 1131 Back
Jfo y DnVP, Newport Bt>uc.:h
Call (~J4fl) 72'1·DlJNE
Happy Valentine' Day.
If you'r(> tired or gtvrng
y.our swer Uc the usual
flower5. and chocolatc,lr}
tlus HTI1e UltimutP Valen-
t.me \'\'aSh-ttl Th Sutton
Pla Hotel f aturc ll pr.
vat Jet ndt• over the co sl
and Catahnn, a lobster dm·
llt'r m the hotel's wane u ~
lar, diamond nl)qs from
Tiffony' ·and oUwr goud1P
'rlw J>n~ 1 $9,qg<~ per c:ou
J)lt•, hut 10 go •s to lh•.
Makr•-A .. Wl!>h Fom1datJU11
Newport
Beach will
jOin 8lliance
.OHicial vote by City Council will
appoint mayor to El Toro Air.port
Alliance hl><trcl; city mdnaget wilJ
p10vide s.ldf f and equipment
I;!"" I llll
NE.WPOR1 BEACH Tht> Newport B"<1ch
Caty Counc 11 will vot(' to JOm the f:I Toro Air-
port Alhr1nce tomght
Whtlt• the Counal
lavorcd tl1P count~ -
wide pro-auport Qroun
last month, th } will
\iOtP to ofhc-1c1ll)
oppomt Mayor Denni
O'Neil to th Alhunc
Hoard of Drrectors
The JJ>ropo ·d rt O·
luuon ac 0 allO\\ the
c 1ty mlln ger to pro-
vide the ttlhan • with
Slttft l.lmP and "'QUIP·
• rnPnt, c !.. wcll <1 ream-
hurc;e certain "xp~n es
incuuerl durmg the
1mt1ul hu1ldrng-up
penod ol ttw group
FullnP r.1ty fundmq
will then ht' disbursed
Tonight's City
Councn meet·
mg will began
with a study
session on
alternative uses
for the New
port Village
site at 4 pm.
and the regu-
lar meetmg at
7 pm. tn Coun-
cil Chamber\,
3300 Newpof"t
Blvd., Newport
Beach.
to the cdhcnH.,, onct• c:tn agri>t>mt>nt · ·madi>
th.ii en.sure th~ money \\ill b.-. u cd proper!~·
The uty t" p1•1 t tht> llllwnce, which up-
SEE. COUNCIL PAGE 4
VISions for the
West Side ·
• Residnnts d1 cu s iuea·~ future
at commumty pJanmng fair.
Some' stores carry chocolate, but we
really don't because we have Helen
Grace m the (shopping) center. Stuffed
animals are popular -men come in to
get something quick; they pick up a
stuffed animal or balloons. We also have
f ram cs that people put their picture in for
their loved ones. Assistant superintendent is really a Fine fellow
WMt's the best valentine you've ever
rec..twd?
Ono that my husband got me. It was tt
Hallmark card that was three-dimen-
&ional, vtctonan shape. really intricate. It
was the third year we were married. As
we've been married longer -we've
been married 29 years -I gel the funny
cards.. •
What'~ tht best Valentine's gift
you've evtf given?
Besides me? (Laughing). My husband
loves TV, loves sports, so I gave him a
miniature TV. We've mce graduated to
a color one.
A t th~ Wedncc;day
mgh\ reconfigura-
tion meeting at
'Davis Elementary School,
alter Mike Fine, the assistant
uperintendent of busmes.c;
~crvlc , completed his pre·
sentation about the fmanoal
unplication£,parcntJanet
Krochman took the floor to
addre the sto.ndmg-room·oruy
audience.
•J'm not a big fan of Mik~s· i.he
said. She clnrihed, however, that 'lbe
meant the m1rrophonc.
INDEX SAYAGAIN .
AlfJllllD TM ................. 4
QASSlflD ..................•• 1
POLICE fl.ES ................... 2
M.IC llJ1m I I I •• f e It t e I. It I ·'
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A CARING COMMUNITY
Sara Hougard was aston·
ished when she started receiv-
ing VlSllors sho didn't know.
The 27·year-old Costa
Mesa resident. who l05l the
lower half of her lcf t leg in a
traffic. accident last Septem-
ber, has been liwamped
with phone calli and gilts 11lCC a
story about her appeared in the Jan.
30 edib.on of the Daily Pilot.
• 1t' tx.>en incredible,• Hougnrd
sa.1d by phon •. •People have been so
wonderful. 1 can't bclicve th
response."
THE ALLEY TRASH BLUES
G.retchen Passantino and othl'f
Joann Street neighbors aid th •y
would like to ee Ute oty of C'"osta
Meia cl an up an alle ' behind their
horn before a™ndorung 1t and
hanchng 1t over to the neighhorhoocl
•1t's like borrowln<J my car Md
bringmg 1t back trashed and g tunu
offended when I a k )'OU to dean ll
up,• Passantino said.
-Compiled by the Daily Pilot staff
MIWENNIUM MOMENT
SEE VISIONS ~AGE 4
Slo\v.:brrowth group in. ,pir )d
Donn Hall to stay on council ·
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NEIGllOIS
COMMUNITY
Lonot1m Ne~rt Beach resl-
d nt Lenard Davls has been hon
orcd with th coveted reacher of
the Vear w rd. Daw Is a ~h·
locals onl Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa D~i ly Pil
UP CLOSE
... gr ck! t ach r at Ma<Arthu; Inter·
mediate S<.hool In Santa Ana -a
KfU>pl iln the 'Santa Ana Unified
School 0 1m 1ct Dallfs was selected
out of bout 43 te chers. He said
altb.()ugh he w.n the one honored, · ·
oh'.hc t~ 1chcrs at the school are
.Ex-UCLA gµard takes talent to Southern Califomia·CollegeNanguard University as head basketball coaCh
v ry gOOd Pavis said the award Is a ·
big r~rmb1lify, similar to being
elected to otf1te He also said 1t is
mce to ~ct the accolades of hh col·
leagues. A f01m I presentatlon of
tht-awcird will toke pta(e at a
school.board meeting 1r1 May Oav1s w II also give a ~ech 10 students
lit graduation rn June •••
EDUCATION
Orange Coast College had 700
students narned to the dean's list
for the 19~ fall semester These
stud<!flts achieved grade point aver·
ages between 3.5 and 3 99 • These
stud nts completed a t least 12
umts. Local studcnu are: Kevin A.
Phillips. M reel• G. Pinzon. Jen.
nlfer L Potter, ~rgo C. Pros-
peri, Maribel S. Puga. Stefanie
L Ra b, Joachim w. Rett.i. Usa
A. Rod.t>rand, Akiko Saito,
Sh1zuka Saito, Juan A. Sanchea.
Stacy J, Sauter, l•anne A.
Schmidtkunz. Yuml Sesoko,
Henry Setiadi. Sarah A. Smith.
Yuicharo Soeda, Alvaro E.
Solorzano, Ruth Ann. Spero,
Michael T. Steinfeld, Hannah
Stone. Gemma J. Thompson·
Hail•tone, Thuyvan V. 1\'an,
Esther J, Tnfich. Tanya L Tur,
SUSSM Valladares, Wil Van Der
Sch af, M lissa A. Ward. Steven •
C. White,. Mark P. Wu Hiromi
V m mura, Sarah N. Yenny,
:lihoon Yoo, Takay\lke Yoshida.
un a M. Zingg and Yuliyli V.
Zverlcov.11 of Costa Mesa. Newport
BP.ach .students who made the hst
a· e Zoo A •• Ad.ams. 1'homas N.
Blackburn, Jarrod W. Burton,
Sarah M . OMsmie, Cour1ney A.
Cisck. Adam T. Collins, Ashley L
Davidson, Jeffrey Edwards,
Dana J, Engstrom. Mia E. Gam-
ble. Svetlana Gautier, Davis J.
Gollau., Broc*e A. Gouin. Bren-
na R. Hassett. Vaneu R. Holder·
ness, Barron B. Lane, Joshua E.
L41 vers. Jennifer Lowe, TC>n'ey K.
Maloof, Nicole C. Mc:Geoy,
Robin A. O'Connor, Joel T.
Owen, Greg J, Patterson. Ia n N.
Pottu. Bnice R. Pride, Ian T.
Ross, Stepha nie J, Salyer, Adam
E. Smith. Kylie P. Stoneham,
Cagdas K. Ulusoy, Clayton M.
W ~er and Gntgory H. Wert·
mt1n. Students on tne list from San-
ta An Heights are: Foo st\an K.
low and s.ori Shindome ....
.
-l• WHEN WERE YOU HIRED? April 1998 •
·> FAMILY STATUS: Mamed without c:hil·
dren.
+AGE: 23
. + EDUCATION: UCLA
'.• PAST POSmONS: Assistant basketball
coach at UCI
+PRESENT OCCUPATION: Head basket·
ball coach at Southern Califomia~Col
lege/ Vanguard Universlty
.Z• EXPlANATlON OF JOB IN 15 WORDS
OR FEWER: Coach and academic adviser
to athle-tes
-> YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL
. ACHIEVEMENT: Becoming d head coach
at age 22
+ YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE-
MENT: Accepting Jesus Christ as my.
Lord and savior
+ YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: The desti-
nation is m dlVelous, but the JOY is in the
1oumey
-:~ YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: My
condorruruum
->THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: The
Bible
<!• YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSES-
SION: Wedding ring
•:O WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST
OVERUSE: I'm busy
+ WHAT CAN YOU COOi<?
Steak and potatoes
•t• THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST
TOOK: English
-t• YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: Gave
clothes to a· homeless shelter
-!• AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOL-
MATES TEASE YOU ABOun About being
chubby
+WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT
NOW? Clothes
+ THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED
YOU TO YOUR WIFE: H er personality
+WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOT·
ED IN HIGH SCHOOL?Most athletic
+ WHO ARE YOUR HEROES? Jesus
Christ, Lorenzo Romar
+ FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REAUTY:
Sleep
+ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE
ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD:
Make people say what they are Uunkmg.
H onesty.
. + YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Playing bdS·
ketbdll
•) THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT
YOUR APPEARANCE: I'm chubby nowt
<¢• I HAVE A DREAM THAT: I will continue
to become more like Christ in everything
I do.
MIUTARY ,.
Novy Seam n Rea\li't Josh G.
Halv rson ha~ graduated from
Operations Specialist School.
Halv r..on rs the .WO of Gary L
Halverson of Ccxta Mesa· Halver-
son Is a 1998 graduate of Costa
M~ Htgh School.
American Airlliles "p ilots call in sick LUNCH MEN .U
Three menu choices •Yet"Y
day
EN GAGE MENT
Ke11ne1 ly-'\Jeser ve
\Ir (ind f\ 11 Rod<JCr Kennerly
I Charlt•ston. '::> C., have
11unc1 d the engdgement of
• 1r dcrnghter, LeshP, to Rob
1 rvl', on ol Mr. and Mrs. Ed
11., rv" of Newport Beach.
Thi" bnd -to-be 1s a graduate
\\undo High Sc:hool and Van-
•bLll Umvt•r ity. She attends
l\h chc<Jl Umver~Lty of South
olmn
• Labor dispute causes few
proble ms at John Wayne Airport.
LbACrnu
OalyPb
JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Four Arneri·
can Alrlmes fbghts· were canceled, after
pilots called in sick over a labor dispute Sun-
~~ '
TWo arriving flights and two departing
· flights from John Wayne Airport were
among the 240 flights canceled at airports
across the nabon since late yesterday, airline
officials said
"The ticket co\intcr at American w as very
busy [Sunday). They w ere working hard to
re-book everyone and for the most part were
"We reccmnend everyone with fl9lts on An.l-
ean to ml had to '8 aiport to make swe rill
the ~ .. Sii Schedulld .•
Kathleen Campinl °'8lnben
John Wayne Airport spokeswoman
successful,• said airport spoke~wornan
Kathleen Campini Chambers. ·we recom-
mend everyone with flights on American to
call ahead to the airport to make sure all the
flights are still sch eduled.•
Allied Pilots Association, the urut repre·
senting the pilots, issued a statement
expres~ing their dissatisfaction with the
communication breakdown during talks on
integrating Reno Airlines into the American
Airlines company.
American bought the company m
November and union members say the com-
pany pays Reno Airlines pilots about half Y,c
salaries of American Airlines pilots.
Pilot representative Rich La Voy said m a
statement issued Sunday that they will most
likely continue the slowdown if the dispute
con tinues.
American Airlines also said it may be can-
celing more flights in the following days.
Airline spokesman Tim Smith said in a
statement that the company was disappotnl·
ed with the situation.
Those inquiring about Amen can Airlines
flights can call the company at (817)-967-
7200.
Students may choose a vege~
tarian entree each day if -
desired. The vegetarian selec·
tion varies and may be either a
salad, sandwich or hot entree.
• Monday: Holiday in honor of
Abraham Lincoln.
Tuesday: "Munchable" salad
with yogurt or macaroni and
cheese; hot vegetable; choke of
fruit or juice, choice of milk.
• Wednesct.y: "Munchable ..
salad or grilled cheese sandwich
or turkey and cheese sub sand·
wich; potato chips; veggie sticks
with dip; choice of fruit or juice;
choice of milk.
The groom-to-be LS a graduate
Pwport I la1hor I hgh School
r I \ ;mch•rhill Umvcrs1ty. Man arrested for alleged kidnapping, molestation
• Thursd.y. "Munchable" sal·
ad or chicken patty sandwich on
a bun with oven baked pota·
toes; chocolate chip cookies;
choice of fruit or juice; choice of
milk.
A June 12 wedding LS planned
~l Andrew~ ChuH"h in LISA Oilu rlestun. Olily,.,.
WISH OF THE WEEK NEWPORT BEACH -A Newport
Beach man was arrested Friday night for
allegedly kidnapping and mol esting two
10-year-old Costa Mesa guls, police said. ·!· SCHOOL: Corona del Mar
Hiuh Sc hool, 2 101 Eastbluff
l>nvP., Newport ijeach
<:· PRIN CIPAL: Don Martin
•)WISHES: rile cabmets, a
now retr1u1 rotor for the fac-
. ully lounge, overhc;1d pro1ec-
tor and< mnputcr · canners.
•:•PHONE: (949) 51.5·6000
Silvio Michael Perrella, 4 7, is being held
on $250,000 bail at the N ewport Beach
Police Department Jail and is expected to
be arra.tgned at noon Tuesday at the Har·
bor Justice Center m Newport Beach
Perrella, a manager ot the Whlting
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MARCMAlmN Newport 8Ndt Ind c~ ~
Turner contracting company in Irvine,
allegedly committed lewd acts agamst the
girls at a home in Costa M ei>a, then kid·
napped them by force and misrepresenta·
lion and brought them to his condominium
complex m N ewport Beach, said Lt. John
Desmond.
At his home, he fillegedly Fom.m.itted
more lewd acts, then took them back to the
same Costa Mesa home, police i aid
Police did not release the datf the inci·
dent occurred.
N ewport Beach Police obtained a
WEATHER
lEMPaAl\JMS first high
Balboa 2;55 a .m. 4.1
60/51 First low
Corona del Mar 10.33 a.m 1.5
63152 Second high
Costa Mesa 4:37 p.m. 2.7
65151 Se<ond low
search warrant for his home and arrested
him for lewd and lascivious behavior at
10:30 p.m. Friday.
Lewd and lascivious behavior indudos
any contact with a person under 14 with
the attempt to arouse, appeal or gratify
i exual desires of the person or the child,
Desmond said.
It is unknown if there were any addi-
tional victims, police said, The case is still
Wldcr mvestigation. Anyone wtth informa-
tion should contact police at (800)-550-
NBPD (6273).
• Fridlly: "Munchable" salad or
cheese ravioli and baby carrots
with lowf at ranch dressing;
choice of fruit or juke. choke of
milk.
• In the operation of th11d feeding
programs, no child wiH be ditcrim1nat·
td against because of race, MJC. color.
natlONI origin, age or handlc.-p. If
you believe you have been ditaimi·
nated 91nst. write I~ to
the Secretary of AQrKUltUfe. W.sh·
lngton, O.C,. 20250
SURF . POLICE FILES
COSTA~ Shoulder· to head·
high waves with
larger overhead sets
at Huntington and
other westfacing
beaches. The swell
will continue to
• Newport loulev.nt. A tel~1"on. skis and computer equip-
ment worth $2,800 were stolen from a storage unit in the 2000 •
block between Dec. 19 and Jan. 28
• ,....._. Drtw. A ~t of hutxaps worth U OO was stolen in
the 2800 block during the evening of Jan. 25.
Newport Beach 8·52 p.m 2.2
• w.t 111h ser..t: A c.ompact disc player and compact discs
worth S500 were stolen from a car in the 500 block during the
ewnlrlg of F.t>. 1 . 63151
Newport Coast lUUOAY 60J'50 Flm high
3:59•.m.
First low
3-5w 11:'1 am.
Second high
,.3
1.1
• loulh eo.t Drfw; About S 1 SO was stolen from e buslnes5
In the IOO block •t lbout 6:10 p.m. Jan. 21.
NIMIGllTIUOI
Photo Editor wbscrlptlons to the ~ "'°' Nlllt'ICt by LYNN lSOlA. IYl llable onfy are by mall for nm. Communley NIW\ ~ ~ 3-6w
Blackie ).tw 1·15 p.m 2.9
build out of the
west·northw'tst at
12-second lntervab.
Expect unst.abte con-.
ditions, worsening es
the~goeson
because of • another
cold front moving
down the co.st. The
front will bring KM·
t9fld ,.,,, Md
•,.,. .nhr ,._.:A pair of Nrrlfl9' worth $2.550 Wlf9
.., from I horM In the 1IOO block ~ Dec. 4 Md 0.C.
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Newp0rt ~ch/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
TeaChers can't polish
students left out of GATE
T hanks to PaUy Chris-. .
tiansen and the PTA ot
TeWinkJe Middle School
who votoo unarumously to sup-
port an ordinance requinng
tobacco to be kept behind
counters at 1>tore. They sent
their letter of support to the
Costa Mesa CiW Council and
e·inailed me 8 copy. My e-mail
address is GGSesq@aol.com.
I got word from th9 district
personnel office that 11 has
hired enough math teachers
with either full, supplemental
or emergency credentials. As
soon as they clear fingerprint-
ing, they will all be in place.
All Algebra lAB students at
Costa Mesa High School tAke
the same final examination.
Interestingly, the seventh-and
eighth-grade algebra students
did the best overall on the first
semester final. These seventh-
and eighth-graders will be the
only algebra students not in a
reduced-sized class at Costa
Mesa High. Jt will be elucida-
tive to !lee il the high school
studen~. with the benefit of
redoced class sizes, beat out
the-seventh-and eigbth-
graders on the final exam m
June.
I promised to give you an
update about GATE, which
~tands for Gifted and Talented
Education. In California, such
education j not mandated but,
if a district docs decide to offer
it, the Legislature provides lim-
ited funds. Before beginning a
.GATE program. the district
must submit a pl41l to the state
Department of Education that
includes the criteria and
proc:ess used to identify stu-
dents. It must also include a
plan for training tea~ers, a
descnption of the types of pro-
grams, a process for parent
involvement, 8Jld a method for
program evaluation. California
allocated .01 % of it~ total edu-
ca~onal budget for GATE
funding.
In our district, GATE is a
pull-out program m which stu-
dents who qualify spend 16
6Chool days a year meeting at
one school location. So, those
5tudents that participate need
lo provide their own trans-
portation to the site where the
school day begms at 9 a.m. and
end at 2:30 p.m. In past ycclI'S, ·
the ~1te has been at Harbor
View School m Corona del
Mar. This year, some chool
rites have added their own
GATE programs m which
GATE-identified tudcnts are
group¢ together in their regi.1-
la:r classroom.
The cnterla used by our dis-
trict for the pull-out program is
that third-, fourth-, or fifth·
gradeteacherrecom..mends
that a student take an IQ test
adminlSterod by tho district. If
' lbe parents agree and can
transport their child lo and
from the test site, be may then
qualify for admittance Jl.nto the
GATE program ii he earns a
~ passing score on the test. If that
child does not, the paicnt can
have him privately tested or
evaluated to see if he qualifies.
That procedure is time-con-
suming and expensive.
After they qualify, students
then have to get to and from
Harbor View on the GATE
days and make up all of the
.schoolwork from their regulclf
dU181 that they miss on those
days. Some teachers are more
undentanding than others.
Some want the work done
before tbe child goes to GATE,
ao that It may be conected with
the Other students' work. Some
don't like to reschedule tests
for the GATB students. It
reqWNI Qtra work on both
the put al the itudent and the
regular tMcher.
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ing the gifts of many of our stu·
dents?
Cheryl Galloway, the princi-
pal of Davis School, said we
need to cons1der looking for
GATE children through a mul-
tifaceted process.
Are we ferreting out the stu-
dents who bave leadership
skills or artistic skills? Are we
challenging the GATE students
during the regular classroom
days? Should GATE continue
at the secondary level in some-
thing other than Advanced
Placement or honors classes1
Should learning be diUerenti4t·
ed to best teach to the stu-
dents' strengths?
Galloway's philosophy is
that all children are stars. The
teacher is there to be the star
polisher. Davis School will
begin the STAR Academy in
fall 1999. At that time, students
and teachers will ~in differ-
entiated curricul\im, which
means that the students and
teachers with certain strengths
wil> be matched together.
Those groupings could be
based upon linguistic, scientif-
ic, or artistic talents. It will '
allow ass1grunents and lessons
to ~ geared. toward those spe-
cial talents. By teaching tn the
differentiated style, it will max-
iDuze the learrung styles of
those children. By having
numerous classrooms at the
school site at the same grade
level, there is much more of a
chance to differentiate teach-
ing methods.
The Costa Mesa High
School zone is grappling with
school reconfiguration. I
attended a meeting last week
where four proposals were dis-
cussed. They are:
1 J Davis School would have
fourth through sixth grades,
and the other four elementary
schools would be kindergarten
through third grade.
2) All five elementary
sthools in the zone would be
kindergarten through sixth
grade, with ma1or boundary
changes and major movement
of special education class .
3) Fourth-graders could
choose to remain at the school
they had been attending or
move to OaVlS School.
4) College Park, Paularino,
and Sonora would be kirider-
garten-through·third-grade
schools and feed into Davis
and Costa Mesa High. Killy-
brooke would become a
kindergarten-througb·S1Xth-
grade school and feed into the
Estancia High School zone for
seventh through 12th grades.
Some members of the audi-
ence wanted to know which
was the best solution .
I Uk.en this to going to the
eye doctor when he shoW1
you two fuzzy letters and asks
you to pick the best one. None
of the four solutions is perfect.
All have pluses and minuses.
The most en<;ouraging element
is that all of the proposals were
heard by the audience in a
calm and thoughtful manner
by both pa.rents and schOOl
personnel.
Si.nee school reconfiguration
is a project that we sbOWd plan
to live with for a long .time, we
need to thoroughly coilllder a:u
Oi the poNlble nuniftcatiobl
and come up Wt1h the IOhatiQD
that benefttl tbe g1'Ml9lt
amount ol ltudmta. one. tbe
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Newport Rib Company's grand opening doubl~:as fundraiser for Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation
-• l.JsA Ouu . ' ferent, • Maruyama
aid "It's a dlalleng !kit Pb imd I love it."
COSTA MESA -Raising For Maruyama,
money never tasted so good. helping the founda-
While the main attraction at tion b her way of giv-
the Newport Rib Company's 1119 som~Uling back to
grand open.irig on Harbor Boule-the district which her
vard yesterday was, of course, the children. Susan Mc-
ribS, many also gathered to help Guire and-HellfY
funct teaching grantsior the New-lMenadrueydam_mdth, e~tt~ 6a1_r: port-Mesa Schools Foundation. '°"" V>
· Instead of Just ~ting a check, and early 7~.
owner John Ursmi said 'combin-· Her daughter is •
mg a fundraise: with the grand· now a teacher at
opening provided a unique Davis Elementary
opportunity to show residents the School m Costa Mesa,
new site and make others aware and her son hopes to
of the foundation's needs. teach history. ·nus is a way to get local peo-. The restaurant aho
pie from the area that know you dUctioned off a dinner
and you can raise money,• Ursini for 50 for the founda-
said. "It's good for us and it's good· bon and students from
for them.• the Estancia High
While only 60 of the 500 guests School Athletic Pro-
attended from the School District, gram sold .raffle bck-
Ursini said almost $1,000 was ets at the door.
raised for the cause. MARC MA.RT1N /OAllV PILOT The Newport Rib
For $15 guests had. their fill of Micky, left, and Speed Castillo are served some appetizers during Sunday's Company was located
succulent baby back ribs, shrimp fundraiser at the Newport Rib Company. Proceeds from the event will go to on Newport Boule-
kdbobs and juicy prime rib. Funds the Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation, which provides money to teachers vend for 15 years
from the tickets of those who for special projects not covered in the regular budgets. · before moving to its came from the school clistrict were current location.
given directly to the foundation, said Paulsen, a former pnncipal at dent John Rule. This year the
as were all profits off the cash bar. several schools in the district. foundation has received 268
Helping the district was only The grants allow teachers a reqµests. It is the orgaruzdtion's
natural, Ursini said, as his family chance to fund pro1ects that are 70 volunteers who must then sift
has lived m Costa Mesa and been not normally allocated through through each request and decide
in the restaurant business for the regular school budgets. which ones are most deserving.
three generations The family -Awards can range from buying Grace Maruyama, 76, is one
parents Francs and Karen and books to pmchasmg teaching· such volunteer. So for she has
children John. David and Laura aids. looked at 16 proposal~
-also runs three other restau-The foundu~1on raised 111,000 "It's very rrund boggling. After
rants in the area. last year, sclld director of fundrdis-you read three or four of them
Newport-Mesa Schools Foun-mg and 33-year Costa Mesa re!'i-they sound dlike, but they're diJ-
dabon treasurer Scott Paulsen
said the fundraiser lS part of an
ongoing effort to raise $146,000
for the foundation this year. The
foundation is currently $50,000
short, but members hope to earn
the funds by their deadline on
April 29 If they meet their goal,
they will have raised a total of $1
milhon for the 18 years the foun-
dation bas been in existence.
·Tue (Ursini children] were
students or mihe Ul junior high
school. The fainily has always
been superb school supporters,·
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VISIONS
CONTINUED FROM 1
with vmons for the West Side
aollected in earlier stakeholder
intemews in the tall and nelgb·
borhood dial~es held two
weeks ago. ·
Many of the residents sald
they wanted to build on the
trengths of the Wc'i.t Side: the
"We hove o •
world doss
shopping center
and perf oming
am center but
there's no
world class resi:
dentiol area:
Dan Smith
West Side
resident
village· like
a tm O!t ·
ptiere, the
many small
businesses
located in
the a rea,
the park
areas and
the diverse
population
were men-
uoned.
"People
really love the commuruty feel
that's in the area,• said Cynthia
D'Agosta, · enlor planner With
consuJtant ElP Associates'.
Numerous residents spoke
agamst becoming a destination
area and strongly supported
protecting neighborhoods and
prcservmg the qwetude and
open spaces or the West Side.
•1t•s like dnvmg into a
neighborhood that my grand-
mother wowd hove lived in,·
said Macy Barnes of living in
the Freedom Homes tract.•
Roc:emarie Charo said her
VlSlon of the West Side was of
one that could have locally sup-
ported businesses rather than
big developments.
Other residents had grander
visions of creating a downtown
shopping area similar to ones in
Santa Ana and Fullerton. Resi-
dent Dan Smith and others said
they would like to see the bluff
area developed with upscale
homes.
•We have a world class
shoppmg center and perform-
ing arts center but there's no
world class residentidl area,•
COU NCI L
CONTINUED FROM 1
ports the hght for a commeraal
airport at the El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station, to focus on
recruJting members and distribut-
ing information on the benefits of
an airport at the El Toro site.
Other Issues on the agenda:
• The Counal will vote on who
will fill two Plaruung ConunisSion
seals left vacant when Council-
men Tod Ridgeway and Gary
Adams were elected to office in
November.
The four nominees vying for
the seats include res1dents Barry
Eaton, Mark Hoglund, Larry
Tucker and Hal Woods. Ridge.
way's seat expires on June 30,
2000, and Adams' seat on June
30, 2002.
• The Council will also consid-
er amending the budget to trans-
fer $34,500 from the General
Fund lo the Fire and Marine
Department Account to replace
three oceanfront lifeguard towers,
Snulh said "I think .ll cowd be
the nex• Newport CQ{l5t
There's no reason to have
machine mop. within one mlle
of the l>Mch •
Alth,ougb opuuona varied on
other subjects, most residents
agreed that the mtrutructure
on the We.t Side needed vast
Ulij)rovement. They complained
about rundown streets, lack of
s1dewalks an.d substandard
lighting and drainage.
Many a1ao suggested the use
o1 ''undergr0ulld uUllttes. Other
oomplamts included ' pollution
from indUstrial areas, absentee
landlords and .an overcunc::en·
tration of bars and liquor stores.
There was also a resounding
call for an adequate grocery
market on the West Side ·and
the redevelopme nt of the VISta
Center at 19th Street and Pla·
centia Avenue.
Conscious efforts were made
to avo1d letting the 19th Street
bridge monopohze discussions,
although mem bers of the grass-
roots group 19th to tho Beach
attend ed to support a bridge to
Huntington Beach. The City
Council has given consultants
the direction to assume no
bridge will be built there and
are supporting a separate study
to look at the deletion of the
bridge. '
The next worltshop will be
held in late March and will
focus on identifying what is
possible and not possible for the
West Side, and having residents
prioritize the suggestions,
D'Agosta said. The entire
process IS expected to conclude
in late summer.
Councilwoman Libby Cow-
an said she was pleased with
the process of involving the
community to come up with a
collecuve vision.
·•At the end we will have a
plan the C ity Council will
approve,• Cowan said. •What
I'm hopmg it will be is a vision
the community will buy mto. •
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The walking club of Newport
Beach will meet at Hospital Road
and Superior Avenue at 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Lose weight and have
fun. For more mfom1ation, call
(949) 650-1332.
Free lncome tax preparatton and
ass1Stance Will be offered through
the Tu-Aide program {rom 9 a m.
to 1 p.m. daily through Apnl 15 nt
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guente Ave .. Corond del Mar.
Appomtments are available. For
more infonnatton, call (949) 644-
3244.
An exhJblt ol acrylics titled "Col-
or in Action• will be on display
through Feb. 28 at the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave For more information,
call (949) 717-3801.
A four-week class titJed UtUe
Scientists starts at 9 and 10 a.m.
Monday dt the Eastbluff Boy~ &
Girls Club, 2555 Vista del Oro,
Newport Bea~h. The class is a
"hands-on• approach for
preschoolers ages 3 to 5. Students
will learn scientific methods ot
preclict:ton, measwement, testing
and observauon. For more mfor·
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Coastline Counseling Center of
Newport Beach will present a lr~e
lectwe titled "Attention Def1c1t
DLsorder Overview• at 7 p.m. at
the center, 1200 Quall 5t New-
port Beach. For more mformahon,
call (949) 476-0991. ·
TUESDAY
AROUND TOWN
\
Newport/Costa Mesa Doily
m6tJOn, call (714) 444·0226,
The Balboa Bay Republl
Women, federnt d mon
meetwg Will be prcsentP.d a
tt.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1
W. Coast Highway, New
Beach. The event will IPo
guest speaker Ron Prince, th
man of Save Our Statt>. Ad1111
is $22 for members ctn<.I $2.5
nonmembers. Res~rvation
required. For more infonuctl
C<Jll,(949) 759-9219.
An admissions repre,enta
from Bradley Ucuv~rs1ty will•
OCC's 'nansfer Center r mm t
a.m, to 1 p.m. on campus, 2
Fairvittw Road, Costa ~1·
Appointments are not n~cc
For more information, caJI (.
432-5894.
The Newport Ha r bor . '
Chamber of Commercf!':, n
networking with KFWB Ni
Director Crys Quimuy will be 1
sentcd at noon at The Su
Place Hotel, 4500 MacArt
Blvd. Newpc.>rt Bcuch. Mf•nil
are $15 with a re.-;ervaliou
potential members at the. door
·$17. For more informatJ<>n,
(949) 729-4400
A program titled The 1
About Gender Differences w1I
presented at noon at thP New
Beach Centrdl Library. 1000 t
cado Ave., Newport BP.
Admission is free. For rnorr m
mauon, call (949) 717-3801
Paclfic Law Office will prc.c;t
free LiVJng Trust and Medi
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at the Elks Lodge No. 17ti7, '3
Via Oporto, N~wport Bt><1C h
more in.formation, call (800) f
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Judith Todero will present a free
serrunar titled Slowing the Agmg
Process from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. ut
the Patio Cafe at Mother'!> Mt1rket
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to Mesa Admission is free. RcsL•r·
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information, call (800) 595-6667.
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Second-grade r Ste phen .Glenn, 7, tip-toes through a large
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A cooking class Utled He
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the Pdtio Cilfe dt Mother's ~ f.1
and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., c
ta Mesa. Admission is $10.
more mforrnation, cctll (800) '·
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School on a recent rainy day. ...
A five-week ballet class for
adults from 7 to 8 p.m starts Tues-
day at the West Newport Com-
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Newport Beach. The class fee t.S
$45 for Newport Beach re;1dcnts
and $50 for nonresidents. For
more information, call (949) 644·
3151.
WEDNESDAY
The Communicatlon Practice
Club will meet from 7 to 8:30 a m.
at a residence m Costd Mesa.
Learn how to speak for success
while being evdluated by a pro-
fess10mtl coaC'h, Achmssion IS $35.
For rnor<· mlormat1on, call {949)
675·7196.
A workshop titled Growing
Plants Indoor~ -The Easy Way
will be presented .at 9:30 a.m. at
Shennan L1brnry and Gardens,
2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. Admis'>ion is $15. Pre-
regic;tration 1s required. For more
infonnabon, call (949) 673-2261.
The great Valenttne's Day sur-
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to 11 :30 a.m. m the children's
department at Barnes & Noble
Booksellers, 901 B South Coast
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
·(tae Snyder) has beett wrestling rough cj rec. He's jusl one of
tfw kids who is aggressive md real 1qlJ mentolr -·
Chad Stansbury, Newport Har~r ccxoach
Newport Beoch/C<»to Mesa Doily Pilof _l;
Tars'· Snyder iS Sea View League challlp ·
• N(•wport l !arbor 191-pounder
is only local winrier Saturday; 8
moyc on to CJF wrestling finals.
!.:.'AKE FOREST -Newport Hdrbor
thgh Jtmtor Mike Snyder defeated El
Toro junior Jon Jarrett, 4-2, to win the Sea·
View League wrestling title · at HH
pounds Sdturday at El· Toro High.
Jarrett bcored an early takedown, but
Snyder escaped and got a takedown of
his own Jor a 3-2 lecld in the second Peri·
od. Snyder was latN dWclrded a penaJty
point.
•He has been wrestling tough all
year,• Co-Codch Chad Stansbury said.
"He's 1ust one pf thos<' kids who is
aggress\ve and real lough mentally •
Htirbor 121-pounder Brad Lim hnd a
chance to defeat Wootlbridge's Rofx.rt
Valenzuela', who lS' undefeatca this year,
in the championship match, but fell a lrt· tle short in a 7-6 dccic;1on. ·
"He had no problem taking the kid
down,• Co-Coach Lee 1 lei!Jl S()Jd. "lie
just couldn't hold him down. It 1t wt1sn't
fo.r one rE}versal in the fin;t period, Lim
would have won."
· Valenzuela wa..& ·penalized lab• in the
match for stalling.
Bruce Llrii also finished becond for th~
Sailors at 114" pounds. Lim W8!> pmncd uy
El Toro's Jon AgajdIUan at the 3:10 mark.
Two Sailors hrushed third. Bobby
Allard (137) pumed Santa Margarita's
Umm Sabi~ in 3t5S'and Nate Thdler (217)
won, <1n 8-1 deas1on over Woodhndge'6
Igor< >sorio .
All five wrostlers have qualified for the
CIF Southern Section D1Vls1on ll finals at
CcUlyon Sprihgs H1yb Feb. 19-20. The
top tour finishers m each weight class
aclvanc~ to the Masters'Mect the follow-.
tng W.f...~k. ' ·r think at least three ol our wrestlers
will qualify,· Heigl Said. "Snyder has a
good chnnce to win 1l and so does Brad.•
CdM will olc;o bP. ending wrestl!!rs lo
the 01vis1on JV fmttls, Sam Llnguwi lost tu
Irvine's Justm Albright m overtime, 4-2,
of the championship mate h at 141
pounds, whilP tt~clJlU'?late .RhP.tt De~ { 154}
elso fuushea ~~cond after being plrtnC<I
b~· El Toro's Andy Twentyrnan in 1 ·58
Ben Inouye (103) defeated Mull
Svensson of Santa Marganta, 10-7~ f
third place and John Co~ ( 142) 0.1\d
Aaron Hac:ker {t62) finished fourth lor
the Sed Kings.
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CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
Newport Harbor
·• Whew! Who could ever forget the Fullerton game.
Among the endeavors: a 60-yard interception for a TD;
a 75-yard TD run; a kickoff return for 85 yards and a
TD; and a 37-yard run setting up his 22-yard TD pass.
lb1y Nol
"Regatdless of all the
(past} excitemPnt and
accolades (during hi~ days
ill football), mr greatest thrill
wa.c; watching my twin daughters,
Kristin and Kori. help the
Univer.sity of Hawaii wm
back·lO·bacl< national volleyball
champiomhips against use in
1982 and UCLA m 1983."
-Rolly Pulaski, 1950·52 Tar
quarterback for Harbor's team before it WdS
over.
J(lM HAGG£RTY·ZVUUS I DAILY PROT
B.ick Bay football stars Mark Hattield of Corona del Mar High (above with Coach Dick Freeman) and Newport Harbor High'S
Brant Hill (below with mother Laura Unrein) signed Wednesday to continu~ their careers at Utah and Nevada, respectively.
RoUy Pulaski, who became a
noted architect, !itarred at
Newport Harbor High in
football in 1950-52 before
serving four years m football at
USC. and later coaching a Costa
Mc sa Pop Warner football team
to a Southern California
championship, was a third-team
All·Clf selection as a senior at
Harbor.
Before the night was over
wtth Fullerton m· '52, Put.. ·
would have a role m four ·
touchdowns and tally up "7 1
yards rushing, passmg, retummg
punts and kickoffs and returning
pass interceptions.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
Pulaski was already a skilled
and spirited football player
before his ftrbt varsity Yt!•lT
amveu a" a sophomore
He had great pas-;mg
potrintial, but was incxpcncnce
in the fall of '50 at quarterback
Still, he was sharp m play-calling
and proVJding offensive dir~on
wht..n i-enior quarterback Bob
Srotland was injured.
1 tis punting pot ntial was
also superb and he would, m
tim , be boot.mg the ball 65
and 70 yards.
The ·so team hnished Wlth a ·
wummg record of 6-3, but the
'51 outfit fell to 2-7, while the '52
team, though exciting at points,
lagged Wlth a 3·6 win-lo s
record.
Without Pulaski tho e three
years, the Sailors would have
suffered even more so on the
scoreboards. l le kept Newport
respectable conc;1stently,
al\hough the team took 1t on the
chin hard four or five llm .
Full 'rton might well have
crushed Newport m 1952, 52..0,
but a st rhng on ·man 'how by
Pulaski with c; nsational running
and pa ing, produced 2b pomts
He returned one pass
interception 60 yards to paydirt,
ran 75 yards for another m .1nd
returned a kkkofl 85 yards tor a
third score.
His 37 -yard run to the
Fullerton 22 also set up his
22-yard conng stnke to rcoeivcr
Dcnrus Ma~n Final: Fullerton
52, Newport 26.
He would also run and po
his way mto the prep record
hook and was sub-.equcntly
cho en to play m the
North-South Shnne game (1953)
at the Los Ang"les Coli' cum,
and m th~ same year, the
CIF-C1ty game m San Diego.
As a senior he wac: the Sunset
League leader m , ronng with 61
pomts.
HU; overall marks a a prep
were 102 points soored and a
49.5% pa ·s·completion mark.
Pulaski also earned numcrou
letters for outstanding play m
other sports like basketball,
be eball and track and field.
He had not formed a d1Iection
or career major until late in high
c;chool and he chose architecture,
then returned to the Harbor ar a
to estabhsh an impressive mark
Rolly Pula-ki, one o( the Long
Gray une to place his mnrk mto
th Daily Pilot' Millennium
Sport Hall of Fame.
Sailors upset Rosary, 9-6, to c~aiJn third place
• No. 5 Newport Harbor defeats No. 3 Roydls in overtime after
falling to No. 4 Capo Valley in Southern California Invitational
semifinals Saturday; CdM gets double-overtime consolastion win.
IRVINE -Newwrt Harbor High frcsh-
m&n Kathryn Belden scored the go·
ahead goel ln the second overtime period
to lead the Sallon to • 9-6 Vk1ory over
osary in the third-place game of the
outbem Callfomia Invitational girls «t~ ~ 1'Mlf JJblfJ rnm 1am~1r!fMift1tr~ rrvme
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Whb the s.uors traWng by • goal m
.attolltb ........... Beklen ecored with 20 ..
seconds rem&ning on a man advantage
to tie the score at l.x and send the game
into overtime.. ·
In the second ov rume perlod, Belden
scored with 2.02 remaining for the game
winner.
Xfndta Cox. attnM,w..-•••ltF
goeis, with alilstl credited to Jenna a.to
Cox, who leads Newport Harbor,
ranked No. ~ ln Orange County, whla 52
goals scored this season, had four goals
and three steals in the game.
Seruor Jocelyn Mandcrlno cored a
goal and had a career-high 1x aves for
the Sailors (17·6), Mandennu has 49
goals this year, 40 assist and 42 stellls.
Barto ftnished wtth six a · ts, bring·
1ng her IMIOO total to 29
Ntc:hOle Golda ICOl'fid all sax goals for
ROMrY (17..t), rulmd No 3 in the county.
ln the ....,nall Setulday, NeWJ)Ott• ~wtalV Jkicwtth~
~ Valley. which CW.md the
SaDan. 11-a. Wti8I' an u. •1100. But
tM CGUg9ll ~ ~ tcOred
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four yoals in u 6·5 wm over Nowport.
ThP. Sruloni fell hcltlnd, 2· 1, before
scunng the next four goals. t\1anderlno,
Uorto, Cox and Taryn .Mast each scored
goal during the stretch.
Tars' goalie Erin Kennedy had aeven
~ves and Diana Day, who had two goels
against ROMJ')', had three ltMll.
Mandertno flnilbed wtlh a goal, two
BSiisb a00 a steal for tbe Sallon.
Coach BW Bttrnd'I dtllending 5ee
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Vanguards in first Pirates split four at Coast Oassic
• SCC women edge APU
in 66·64 victory Saturday.
COSTA MBSA -Southeui Cell·
1forma Colleuo's Ahrnu Kempton
wmpl.-tetl u U\Jf•e-point play with
2 40 lc•ft to help lhe ,Vanguards
<;t11~1vt• d three-pointer by Azusa
Ptt<'lh< 's Culhenne Solorio m the
11n,i1 nunule and dlwn a 66~64
WL11 m ti Golden Sldte Athletic
Cl)nlert•nco women'~ basketbau
tJtlltll' Sillurday at SCC. The vie·
tor:. couplf'd w1th B1ola'.s 80-66
up5t1l wm over Concordia, leaves
~cc ~1lonr. m hrst place with six
oam~ tell. There are bve teams
lied for S<!<."Ond
Sara Herkenhorf paced the
VunguMds ( 1B·7, 6·2 in confer·
PO<'C?I with 21 points. while
l\e•mpton added 15
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sec men post upset
COSTA MESA-Southern Cel·
ilonua College mode SlX free
throws in the fmal minute , to
knock vi6Jbng APU out of first
place with an 84-76 men's basket··
ball upset Saturday.
SCC senior Jabari Sunmons
scored •a season-high 36 points
and had 13 rebounds. Sunmons
was 15 of 18 from the free-thiow
line and 10 of 17 from the field.
Dennis Keane had 17 points
and four assists for the hosts.
John Kohlhads, 6 of 6 from the
foul hne, finished with 11 points
for sec (9-17, 3-5 in conference),
which has won its last three con-
ference games.
Azusa Pacific's record dropped
to (19-4, 6-2).
• OCC opens with two
wins, set doubles record.
COSTA MESA -Tho Orange
Coast College baseball team set
a chool record with 10 doubles
Saturday in a 21-0 victory over
Antelope Valley in the opening
game of the Coast Classic at
OCC. The Old mMk was nine,
Get in 1957.
Brandon Thompson wa~ 3 for
4 with two doubles, a home nm
and three RBis for the Pirates (2·
0). Teammate Ryan Clark hit a
three-run home run in the filth
inning and Jason Reuss. son of
Jerry Reuss, was 4 for 4 Wlth two
doubles
OCC then beat Monterey
Peninsula, 17-4, m a game
c Ued 1n the eighth (darkness).
OCC' Paul Devries hit a
rrrand lam and a bases-loaded
doubll! to rulish With e1ght RBis,
JUSt one shy of the chool record.
Devnns w4s 4 for 4.
Mqtt Pope had four hits, three
runs scored and two RBis Jor the
Pirates. Clark was 3 for 4.
Pop finished with seven hits
and seven runs Saturday.
Sunday, however, opposuig
pitchers. go the best of the
P11alP..s, who dropped a 9--4 deci-·
s1on to Grossmont and a 4-0 ver-.
did to Moorpark.
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COSTA MESA • Southern
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home run and two RBis as the
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to Cal Baptist m the Golden
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GouXN STATE ATHLETIC CONRJlENa sec 66, ~ PAcR: 64
AzUSll Padfic -Carr 13, Solorio 12,
Ll?fTlm 11, Herman 11, Barbone 9,
G0LD£N STATE ATM.ETIC COf"'8tHCE sec 84, AZUSA PACFtC 76
AalN Pedfk ·Joseph 22. Daley 16,
Boswell 11 , Walker 14, Raibon 7,
Smith 5, Reed 1. 3-pt. goals · Daley 1.
Joseph 1, Boswell 1, Smith 1, Ralbon 1.
Westminster extends Mesa girls' losing streak to four games, 63-37
Spc 1s 2, Simril 3, Centrvre 2, Wilder 1. COSTA MESA -Costa
Mesa High center Autumn H 0 0 P S
Smith had 11 pomts and 17 rebounds, but vis-
iting Westminster, ranked No. 10 in 0.range
County, earned a 63-37 notileague Vlctory Sat-
leg mjury, but is expected to be back m action WlSTMIHSTIJt H , <:onA MBA J7
J pt goals Solorio 2. l.emm 1,
S11ntrl 1. Fouled out • Lemm Fouled out • Daley, Raibon.
Tuesday, when the Mustangs (15-10) return to Scofw by Qu.wUfl
Paof1c Coast League play against Laguna Corul Mesa 9 10 9 9 · 11
~oC.I College HerkenhoH 21,
,.;ernpton 1 S, Wright 7, Pina 8. Boeke 6,
Weidler 2. Stf!Wart 2, Fikse S, Emde 0,
S11~art 0, Sick 0 l "pt goals· Pma 2,
Kempton 2, F1kse 1 Fouled oUt.
HerkenhoH Halftime SCC. 38·34.
SoCaf College • Simmons 36, Keane
17, Kohlhaas 11, Bradley 10, Wilson 2,
Curtis 8, James 0, Belier 0, Laribtt 0.
l ·pl goals • Keane 3, Kohlhaas 1,
Beach w.st:mlmter 21 11 15 16 -~3
N Costa MM9 • Smith 11, H11uu$h1 .c, Kidane 2. Powers 12.
urday. ancy Hatsuslu had five 8SS1Sls and six Earne-n 6, s.tsakl 2, Loros o. Hitt o. Thofnton o, Weeks o
rebounds, while Evelyn-Powers had 12 points w..tmlnftM· Reyes 1, otlceo s. Hernandez 1. Moor"• 16,
Simmons 1 Fouled out -Wilson. Mesa's Jenny E.~mest, who had six pomts,
sat out the second half as the result of a nunor
for the Mustangs. who have now dropped four Alg•n 1. Armstrong 1, Manning 1. c..rrlllo 1. Heiw.t 2,
Halftime · SCC. 37·34. consecutive games. Arg.00. 7 3-¢. goals . Moote 1, Annstr0fl9 1.
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NI RONALD o. ROU>, A sold •n II" Ult unOtfllgnea Mesa. CA Q2628 ~~~[~1 =~~:!nc~c~~ or bY//'ur a11orney off McFadden Avenue Be· for any monies wtttlheld by B424 lDA MAE LEE COSTA MESA of the cont~ LAW CORPORATION, • Trus!M dlselltnis any bblllly 101 ThlS bUslne11 la con· Iha conl,..ct and execute 'IF OU ARE A CREDI· tween Golden West end the Dllll1ct to ensure pet· NORMAN COWBOY. SANITARY OtSTRICT LIQulclated damagea in
llume, or ~ ttuma, any lncorrtctnm ol Ill tlJ .. 1 ducted by. an lndlvldull I TOR o1 contingent creditor Go1hard Streets lormanoe under the con· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • ORANGE COUNTY ll'ilt aum ot $250 per day or ~~,...._,. addrm and other common Hate you st1ned dotng lhe~r:led ~menta, of ttlil deceased, you must BID DATE March 9• tract B«5 WAYNE TANNER CALIFORNIA shall be Imposed for each
..._ ~ d T dttlQnatJon ti aiw shown 126 bustneu yet7 No t'oucrfe 1-.. T•h~e FelYtht~llPebar· Ille your dalm wnh ttMl 19Q9 It 2·00 p.m Eacl'l bid submttlod in re· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • NOTIC"" urllr'*""~• be.-.. !he 10 .,. ..-. NII ~ 1111 11 • .. ,. : Tllis statement was hied .u ift; "' eoun and mall a copy 10 ltle BOARD DATE· March 1ponse 10 this Notloe shall B 5 2 0 o 0 N N A "' 1~ oJ,";.': ~ RlllhMf V PoHrNnn ., lltachrlltfl. C~ 01 Newpon with the County Clefk ol lormanc& Bon<1 shall re· personal represanta1111e 17, 1999 contain, as a bk! Item ade· BASSETT ' HOUSEHOLD INVITING BIPS ~led: F ... -·•ry8-. 1!!.. ~ man Racordaci on • CA 9266 s.ld sate .-.N Orange ~ on main In fuN force and effect appoln1ed by ti. court No pllyment shall ba quate sheeung shOnng, ITEMS • NOTICE IS HEREBY BY ORo"e'R" OF ™E :1ir: ': ~ ~ ~ m::ra~ wi:::!s:"~ 12•28.98 1 171912 through the ~u1111ntee Pe· w1tti1nfour months from the made for work or mJterial and bractng. or equ1va1en1 1978 Suzuki Moton:yde GIVEN th et sealed BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~ ___..... In ..._ r::c..._ ... lmplltd, regarell119 atll, Ponti· Daily Pilot Jan 25, Feb = ~1, __
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ed In IM gen• date of Che lirst l$Suan<:e ot under the contract unlen m11hod, tor the protecuon CA Uc.. BS 1586 ' PIOC>OUlt for fvmiahiog all OF THE COSTA MESA
....-,....,._ v• ... _.,, S!Oll or tnaimllfanct9 to pay '• 8, f5, 1999 m39• T"-ois"""TR,ICT re•e"-s letters as p1ovi<led 1n Pro-and unlll the Registrar ol of 1111 and ltmo 111 trenches VIN 1 es--25702334 Jabor, rna11r1111, equip· SANITARY OlSTRICT , 1t1eeour.yRaoaraeralOran119 1111 rtm.1111tno p~'sum OI NOTICE TO ,,.. .. .... bate Code section 9100 Con1rae10f5 \ltnhu to the anct open ucevation Published Ntw ort ment, traNpOfU!Uon, al1d P bll h d N ' eour.y, CaWoma. end pullU-the nofl(I) StcUrtd b'I Slid CONTRACTORS !he tight IO reject any or all TM UITle for lilin~ Cle1ms DISTRICT thet lhe CON· which shall conform 10 a,; Beach-COSla Me .. PDally such other flClhtlel es may Be~s~ Me:.wpcf.,=rt
lift llD lht NcUce d ~and Oltd of Trvst wttl'I itllrtsl CALLING FOR BIDS bid_!., or,..!o ~le any Ir· w!I 001 expue b• °"' lour TRACTOR was propel'ly plteable aalety orders. Pilot Februa"' 8 15 1999 CONti. '9QUITRredUCfTiorONlheOF Pilot Febtua"' 8. 16, 1 ~;..... ... .,...., ........__.._ ••r·-• ,.,..,. ... 0 ... .... re11., .. an ,., or '" omiahttts months from Ole hearing licer\$ed 11 the tll'lle tne Oovemlnn ""--rd '' · • ••• ,. NSTI THE ''
..___,,, --·----v• -·· .......... •• ·-School Olstrid In any blcll or In the btd· dace notlCed llbOVI COlll'lllcl w .. aw•rd&<J My By Wlllla~ M v Ed "'""'1 FOUOWINO PROJECT m<l09 .. r__,., 1~11181'" 9ooil. nofl(a). ICIVlllCn II ltf'/. under Hunhngton Buen Ur.on ding YOU MAY EXAMINE the CONTRACTOR not 10 D., Chancetior,~o1tt RESOLUTION FAIRVIEW PARK SEWER. NEWPORT BEACH • 1~1_._. •din.rn.n.c ~ ~ :~ 0!..!!-1!9!!!_ TM4t HIQh SdlOol Oillnc:t At required by Section Ille kepi by Che ooun 1r you lielosed It su~ to pen· Community Colle-DI• p R 0 J E C T N 0 CITY COUNCIL.
.. ... _, .....,,... ,....... • ., -·· --.-111 Obtain Documanta and 1n3 of the C.Momta Lii· are a peraon 1ntere$11d lo a u ullder the law If ttoe trtct .,,. NO. 99-6 11 l2l00-l80 AGENDA SUMMARY
ordl, W'I Se1 on av1&1• in expenses 01 Ille Trus .. Ind ot Bid Due at Huntington bot C<>Oe, IM D1n1dor of the estate, you may hie 11~ c:IUlthcehon speCI Published NewnoN A RESOLUTION OF Bids be ~ by '
ITtrc d .. ~ al .,. ir;' f'1"11 crUlld bY laid DMd Beecti Union High School the 0.partment ot In· with Che court a Request tor tied hereinabov9 is lhat ot Beach·COlta Mesa "oall THE CITY COUNCIL ltlt COsta Mesi Sinllary Study S.Ulon • "*"" ll*'t .,_ to ,,...,._ o rvst ~WI $431.1'49 Ol Olst11c:t, 10251 YOtlctown duttr1al Relation& ot the Soeclel Notice {form DE· 1 •5peo1ati1y contraC10r' 85 PllOI Febru1ry 8 15 199~ OF THE CITY OF Dtstl'ICC, at tt1t ofllCI ot the 4:00 p.m. ~ ~ ~ E ~~r':J..U:-m~-:e= Ava .• Purctlellng, Room Statt of C.hlom11 has de· 15.c) of lhe f;hog Of an in· .dffmed in~ 7058 ot ' 'M3Se COSTA MESA CAU-City Clellc, 17 Fair e>rtve, Februery 8, 1"9
m1000AM.~~adlon ..,-,.. rl~ 92~.(714)96.c·3339'ext prevelllnorat11ofw1gesin e.stal8 841111 ot ol eny endProlUSion&Code.lhe THE COSTA MESA. :t. lllltlthourof 10:00e.m., ADOPTION ..... -·-· .._ .---1b11 ..., r-~1•) 57 .. o.u 381 Hun11ng100 5tad'I CA termlntd 1n1 general ventory and apptais1I ot the Cahfomla . Business FORNIA OECLA' RING Cotta Mese. Callfomle Ull· RESOLUTIONS FOR
tu lhe ~ bldds lor c:mtl ::r :Sll!:.ou "':. toJ: .C350 lht locality in Which lhts pehtlOn or account es 1paclallty c:ontrector ZONING AOM INIS· ITS INTENTION TO Match 1. 1991, al wtllCll RESOLUTION JOINING ~al the ime r:J -.1n P1eJM Dt ldVlltd llit 11\f Due Date Mondey, Fa~ wMt It to be perlormed. provided m Prot>1te Code awarOed the Con11eel fOf TRATOR WIU RENDER ORDER THE VACA• l1mt they wll be opened THE El TORO AIRPORT ~ rror., r:J .. u.d open1n9bldamounUtUlllN) ruary22.1Q9Qat200pm C<JJHs OI th ... rai. O.· &ecllOO 1250 A Request 1t11s Wo1k shaH rts.V coo· A DECISION ON THURS· TION OF PUBLIC AL· publicly and tead alOud In AU.IANCE AND DESIO·
Sbiie9), .. ngta. !*end rw· oe llts tll.i cnt IOlll dlllt NOTICE IS HEREBY t-.rm1n.Uons. are Oil hie et lor Spectal Notice IOl'm " slrvct a ma)Ollty 01 1t11 DAY FEBRUARY 18 LEYS NO. 12?', NO. 17, 1he council chambers NATING THE MAYOR AS _,~_,end now l"6d amount Out This tirm IS "'4t· GIVEN that IM Huntington the DISTRICT, and copies available lrom the 00011 WOii>.. 1r1 accordance with 1999 OR AS SOON AS AND NO. 4 Sealed proposals sl!ttll A MEMBER OF THE AL· ~ c under wf Owl af TNll Ing 1111 lltntlcaty ~l Beech UnlOO High School ITlly be Obtained upon re· clat1t ltlt p<O'f'lilOlls of C.htomi8 P 0 SS IBLE THE RE THE CITY COUNCIL OF t>ear the lllll ot IM NOt1c I LIANCE BOAAO OF DI·
,,.. ttie PfOPl'1V ~In uld an4Jor SerV10W 111 1 DIS1rtct, 0111nge County, que1t TIMl oontractor &hall Attorney for the &;111ness and Profeulons ~FTER, ON THE FOL· THE CITY OF COSTA and the ntme of tile bidder RECTORS Adopl rtsotu· c.c,.ny arid SUM t.lif.n. deot. lttiy lnlormation Obtain~ caMomla, acung by and ~ • oopy of lheSe rates P9'1tlonar: Cod• Sec11on 7059 LOWtNO ITEM MESA DOES HEREBY but no other dlshogUlshing t1on.
OCIClobed All men ~cl. wtitllllr velhly or in wrllltlO througn >I• Governing at each job slle The con· LAW OFFICES OF AU Work mull be com-1 ZONING APPLICA· RESOLVE AS FOi.LOWS· mal1< Arly bid 1ecetved af· CURRENT BUSINESS
mw De used ror Ill t p pose Board, here1naller rtlerred traetor and any aubCOll· MEAD AND MEAD, ptet•d w11h1n •5 con· TION ZA·99-02 FOR TOM SECTION t. The City ler IM achtd\llesl CIOa.ng UN SCH E 0 UL E 0 ~lbed ~ '!:'.: '!: oi~ 2J8m Camel~ ~I Orey to as "OISTRICTM. wlll re· lntctor lllder It man pay FRANK F. MEAD, Ill, secuuve <Says. Tune " ol ESTES, AUTHORIZED Councll OI IM Ctly °' COiia time tor tho reoetpt of blcls VACANCIES ON THE
ocr.-oommon ~ ii lust PlC 1760 East fourtll calve up to, but not lalar llOI less than lhe apeclhed ESQ. {CSB# 51125) lhe enenc.o Failure •lo AGENT FOR CGM MAN· Me$1 doel tMlreby declare ahan be retulned IO the bid· PLANNING COMMISSION
"'V cl the r_, _.__ ;._ SIJ .. l. Suitt 500 Santa Ana, c.a than theabova·stated time. prevailing 111111olwagos10 ALIC~ N. MEAO, E'SO. complete the Wcxt< wlltlln AGEMENT COMPANY lta Intention 10v1cale lt1 In· der unopened It lhall be I Publlah•d Newport ,....,......, ._. 9270S.l923 ey ST wwmt aealed bldl for the award all worllars employed by (CSB# 31132) th• tlmuetlonh hereto wilt FOR A MINOR CONDI· 1&re11~19 PubHe Alley No the tole reaponslblllly ol Beach-Costa MIU Delly
W1bad •bawe Is purpof'ltd IO Manaoer TruttH Operations 01 of a COlllntC1 IOf lh• IOlloW· them In IM exec:oUon of t 1732 MACARTHUR result in the Imposition of TIONAL USE PERMIT TO 127jtne right-of wty nonh the btddtr to'" th•l hla Pilot February a. 1999
be 1009 ~·Lane,~ Jo Anne Handlon. Asst Men· Ing projactt lht conlraC1 BLVD., IRVINE, CA hqutdalad dam•g&1 lor AU.OW SALES OF ALCO· of oann Slrtet, lrom btd Is reotiv.d In -proper M39a
9-:11 CA V29eO The I.Wider· lglf & Supervt1or. Truell< Pr~t: Ae·Bld 1833 • No bidder may withdraw Q2812 eaon day ol delay, In the HOLIC BEVERAGES AF· Placenll• Avenue to ttMl time. Fl 1 sigrl!!d Tn.ime cMlduns fK't 00t11uons Pt 16055 1.19 211~ AlteraUona end Rep11rs to any bid fOf e pelfod of forty· Published Newport amount sat loflh In th• •in· TEA 11 PM FOR A RES-end, approxlmately 2.260 A HI Of plant •11d epeel· ctlt oue Bu1lneea
1li:.fot tor fK't wwww18dlw d 2n2M Relocatable Building 11 five (<l5} day1 after tM date Beach·Co&la Mesa Dally lormauon IOI 6ldd81t" TAURANT PREVIOUSLY· feet wosterty)' Public Alley ltcatlorw_ may be obtained Neme StlltMMnt ~ pt'Open'f ~end alW Ocean VIM HIOh scooor "' IOf fhl opening ol bids. Pilot February 1, s 8. Each btd mu51 conlonn APPROVED UNDER Ml· NO 17 (Iha r1ght-of•WllY ., IM Qty ol Coe.II Meta, The foltowlog persoM
wmmon ~. w atrf. MandatC>fy Job Walk· Put1u1nt to Section 1999. and be responarve 10 Che NOR CONDITIONAL USE south ol Bemaid Street. Dept1f1ment o1 Public Serv· are dolno ooalnesa u
\hot..., rwe.n The IOC1ll 9 am, T~ldey, Februaiy 22300 ol ttlil Pubhc Con· MF398 contract doeumtnll Each PERMIT ZA·98·28 IN THE ti.tween Hart>or Boulevard leas, Clh Floor n Fair NAT fV E TRAILS
lltmoolalll>e unpmidb.ianca .&crtwMl.T·4111·1 e. 1999 Ill ocean View traC1Code,llleconl111ctwlll --N""""'O""T""ic""E=-:::O"'F~~ bidOershanaubmlt,on lhe FOAMER UPPER-LEVEL al1d Mae>!• A119nut). •11d Orive,Cost1 Mese,c.110f· SOUTHERN CALIFOR• tile~ MC1Ac1 ~the ll11lCf TO CMDITDRI H lgh School, 17071 c:on111n provisions per· APPLICATION form furnliM<I with the Of VIRGIN RECORDS AT Public Altey No .c (the nil upon • non·re Ulldablt NIA. 131 Alben P11oe •B. ~to be ldd and ,_ ~,!..IULUW 2~_1_h .. a. tCd~ Huntlnglon ITlifllllg IM succesllul btd· TO SEL L ALCOHOLIC conlrllCt documents, a list TRIANGLE SOUARE. AT right·ol·way north ol payment of $10.00 Ari ad· Costa Mesa, CA e2821 ............... ......_........ (UL..hl..110I' ........,, " derto1ubsti1ute'8C\llllles ol IM prl)pO&Od subeon· 1175NEWPORTBOULE· Wilson Slrfft, be~een diUonalcnargeofS2.00wfl Jannlltr Suaann•
....,._, _,_ OOl9 • tw; ' License C1asa1ticet1on. B for any moneys w1thhekl by BEVERAGES lflCIOfS on !flit protect u VARD. #A219 IN A PDC C.nyon Drive el1d Pacific be mede .i t1andlad by mai Sahouiy, 131 Albetl P11at
_, .,...,._ el 1t1t Nt ~llE IS ~ Gii/EH tkls shall be reoaivecs 11"1 the Olsll\ct 10 ensure pet• Date of F'll;ng Appliceton required by the &Jbillhng ZONE ENVIAONMENTAl A1tenue), more patticultrty (Phone (71•) 7M-5307 for IB. Cost1 MeSI CA Q262l' ""'° cJ ltll p.ltllc*ln al · 1 Ull IS '° bl lhe place ldentif.S above, tormance under the con· JAN 27. 1999 and Subcontracting Fafr DETERMINATION· EX-, detc:tlbed In Eahibil A el· purchasing lnformabon) Thlt buslneas It con
""' ~ d S-. la 11111'9 and '1leR be opened and llllC1 Of perrn1111ng pa~ment To Whom It May Con· P111c:t10eS M:t GoVemmenl EMPT. \aGhed Mrtlo Eacti bid shaQ be made ducted by en lndMCloal
'48MOl In 9ddillol'I to cmti The NWT!t(t) llld blslnllS pub4idy read aloud at the ol ratanllons earned cem: The Name(s) 0( Che Code Sec:tion .c100 et aeq 2 ZONING APPLICA· SECTION 2 Mondey on the Propoaal Form. Hive yoo alalted ~
"-' TIU!d9e v4I aco.iit tildOIWs of lfll 1111« '"" al>ov•·stel•d date, time dlrecttylntoetcrow Apptican1(s) 111/ere· EacnBldshdbeeccom· TION ZA·H·03 FOR tt1t1stdayOIM•rcti.1999'. provided In !he contllld busineuwet?Yts.12+91
1 ct-**-on 1 ()iAHG W0H LEE & OIANAH and place. BY:Qov.,nfngBoltd TAKAHA~IVOKO Ponied by a oerillled Of LINDA PAUL/PACIFIC .. t&30p.m~inth1Councf docllment1. and shall be Jenntftr Susenne, str.a Ot n=ton8I tar*. • d-=11 LEE. 19CXXl MlcMt\I! Bhd . In accon:tanca w•f\ the &19Md· Th• appheants llllld cashiel'I ctMICk or bid bond BELL WIRELESS...:. AOENT Chambe,. ol Crty Had, 77 •ClOOl'nplllied by I certllied Sabbuty • «.won by I Of ...... 1175 IMne, CA 027,5 provitions ot C1l1lorn11 11/ S-"81 Mclane, Olreclor •bOVe .,. •PP'Y•l'IO IO the In .,, lmount not .... lhlln FOR MOTEL e uPERAT· Falf DrM. Costa Mesa. or cuhler'I c:llec:k Of. btd 1llll Slel•ment ..... tiled ~ un.:.t or a dlldc c1reiNn Doing C..siness a SU9 &iltntll end ProfeulOnl • ProcuremenVEnergy Depertmeo1 of AICohollc ten pe1oant (10%) o1 the lo-ING LP JC J SEGERST· C.Momla, 11 heret>y lt•ed bond lor not less than 10'llo W•lh tf\e County 0.111 a(
,., l.lM or leder9I l9WlDI ~ ~ COde S.CllOtl 7028 15. and Coneervatlon Bevtfl9• Conll'Ol lo seu al· tal bid pnca payab6e to the TROM & SONS FOR A Mt· as the came end p~ lor ol IM amount of IM bid, Ontnga County on 1·1 1 ·l>ll
.ar>d loin ...,..,....IO'I, ....-. NI OVllf blstnus name(I) Public Contlact Code Publl1had Newport coholic t>eve1110•• at 588 D1&tnct as a guarantea V'lat NOR CONDITIONAL USE haanng •• persons In· made peyable to the Cotta 1MM7IOOOt
iCCllO\ ,,, ~ bal16I and aodlm(ts) uMd bf the Seetton 3300, lhe owne1 Beaeh·Colta Mes• Daily BAKER ST 7, COSTA tt\t btddclr, "Ill prOj)OSll" PERMIT FOR A 60' TAU. llfl ltd In Of objecling to Mell S•ntlllry D1stl1d No Datly Pllol Feb a. 15. 22. ~ 111 5acuof1 5102 d .. stlltl{I) wilhn the put lhM 1equlre1 that "'8 bidder Ptlol February 1, 8. 1999 MESA. CA 92626 lctlp!ecl, atMlll promptly MONOPALM FOR WIRE· tt1t prOOOMd vacellon \ propoea11 shlll be con· MatCfl 1, 11199 m"°6 tun u stllld bf lfll seltt(I) pouess tne c1a111hca1ton M395 FOf IM I0110W1ng type ol •~•cute tnt Agroemenl, L E S S T E L E SECtlON 3 Then s1de11d unlesa accom·
l'lnanael Codi and....-*'(I none so-) None ' ot contrec1ol'1 llcen1t License 41 ON·SALE furnlah a Hli1tectory COMMUNICATIONS AT p1oc.....A-n• 11\aN be con· ptn1ed by sucn casnoar't IOdO ~ll'I .... "' . ~-noledabOV••tthellm•lhe 'esc·-· BEER A.ND WINE THEMOTEL6SITE L!' ....... "'"' cMc:k cash l>ldder' .. _ _. ~ --Tile IOC*n in c.tloma OI _,., • Fellhlul Performance Bond c •TED "'T 1 •• 1 01:.i..·E...,.R ducted pu,.uant 10 the • Of
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• ....... --.,._ ·-· ......... 1,..,.,.. otf""• ol .... bid Is aubmlnect, Puraua.n1 NOTICE OF EATING PLACE In en amount not lets than " " .... :>L prcr.11'-• o1 MC1iOn 8300 bond -" .. __. ...._ T .. -w .. .., ... , -•¥1 -.,,. 10 8us l ne11 an.. P bll " d N •VENUE IN A C1 ZONE ,..,... N ..... ·"-II .. _ ........,, .. -... ·-... ~-......__ v P*TmOH u ,... ewport one hundred per~•nt ~ • et seq. ot the s11ute and o .,,... ..... ""' con·
mt1V ~ fll ll&S10I of err ..,..,,.u( ,...,_ Profe11lons Code Secuon TO "'DMIN ST Beach-Coata Meu Dally (100%) or Ula total bid ENVIRONMENTAL DE· Highways Code ot the atdpred unlest II la made !her,,....·, Owl wd flnil Ill llllTlt I) and blillneu 7028 15, no paymenl aheW A I ER Piiot f'ebivary 1. 8, 1$, price, end turnlstl 1 Pay· TERMINATION EXEMPT. Stace of Calllomli on~ blank IOfTTI flJl'hlShed heQomt ...,..... to the~ ICldltlS ol lhl buyll{I) '~ be mlde tor w()Q( Of mtlt· E8TATI! OF: 1999 m397 ment Bon<1 tn an emount IF THE ABOVE AC SECTION .c The City by M Colll Mltaa Sen!-~ tndofW • a ,,..., d HOON 1K PAA!<. 19CXXl Milc.Mrllr llat under tM concrect un· GEORGI RAYMOND NOTICE TO not 1981 than one hundred T IO N ls) I SI AR E Manager of the City o1 ta Di11nc;, •11d 11 made In
l1gl'tl ~ .. v.9 be !Mda, llt.<d 111& 1Nne.CA92715 less and until the Regt11rar SPRAGUE CONTRACTORS percent (100%) ol the total CH AL ENGE 0 t N Coate Mell Is hereby eecordance with the
l:.tJI WllhcU CllM'1lttt or Wtll· Thi UMll i.no told 11' ot Contractot1 velfffea to CASE NO. A 195822 CALLING FOR BIDS bid price, and lurnlsh C 0 U R T ' T H E directed to ca!Jje notic.t ol p~rovtslons of ltlt PtopoMI --~
...... -Of ..._.._. --Otlll"'Y OISCllbld .. M nod! !he Dtttrlct that !he con To Ill ,., •• ,.. ""Olli· .. _ .. __ , unlljcalH ellfdeno•"" that CHALLENGE MAY BE the UICI PIO"""'"" v ....... ,....... I ,.mint. .--¥ ......... ·--·-··· -....-:-··-, .... In 11111e fldl" tcllllPl'Rlrt lflCIOr w11 properly I di "'" ~JUUOOlstnti t ..... re~ulr ... 'nauri..:.:! ... 1n Ll~ITED TO ONLY toba......,·~~';;:;;..1"::; ach bidder mull ba M-.a• --~ -· ~o "' or -.. · ,.....;... , ............ 81...__ ,,_ ..... ...... c "181• ere 1 ors, conl· COAST COMMUNITY '"' -·' ,,.... ,. .,...,..SE s ......,.,,.-~¥• ,...... .., I nd ~ ~"' 91"CiilllbiWIOl9. to "'*" .. u .... name. --~· ltlM. =~~.it~"'·::.::· oon""'. ~nt credtlOfl, •11d per· effect ,, th• amounts ••I 'n\J I SUES RAISED along .. Id Slllpl 0 land IOI I <;eflH • ••so pr•· ......._. • ..........._ ~--' ._ _... lt&Mhold 1-,,. 11'111 ---.., ~·r ......... may oc"-rw••e COLLEGE DISTAICT , .... h lo lhe ,_,.., --.... IN WRITTEN COR· 11 •-est lwO (2) --...... qUallfled u required by •·----...., _. .. .,..., ........ ~ trl"""' ..,.. .. ,,, 1 .......... -.. "" """ '"' .. Bid Deadl~ "'' •--....,.,.,, RESPONOE CE E .. ....,.. le "'C._ "' ....... ......__. ~natlnotto-'""' '"".., ,_,,..., ....... 1n• .. re•t .... 1n1 .. -..... ,... Ilona 1n1tt1even1ofta1lure N D "'•lore ....... •t•"" uid w" a .. or-oon· .._.., ...... ....... ...... ·-==-· 1"""" tubjed to 1)81\11!181 under ... .. ... ... "" '" Mlrch9, 1999at200pm to enc. '"to,,,,_ oonlrlCI LIVERED TO THE "" """ ... .... treCIOl'S Ileen•• .. re· Wth .,..... • ~ ... -· --....... lhl law Ind Iha contreet Hiit•. or both, 01' PlaceofBldRecepl Of· ••• ,... ZONiNG ADMINIS· heanng SaidnobCellhall -~ .......
1111 en111!9 ~ pr1rO-MlcAlftilS~ • "175 WM. CA 111r1I be oonsldtred YOid If ~!Rq~OEE A AYMOND free of DlrlCIOf OI PurctlH ~.!~1111.~~ l~ut~~ TRATOR PRIOR TO THE be potted not mote Nn "ti;"909r0 of ~ore ol
p..I -... d ......... 92715 IN llcaNe cl .. tlllca!Joc\ ..... .....u Ing, Coast Communl1y <!a'.. ~~y":;~ .:... ....... ,_ .... ·,!':' T"':-ABOVE DA.TE.. thf .. hUndred ~300 IMt -,.. __ Mau ··-~
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HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL
SOLD!!
ShowcaH Homes for
Sil• In our Saturd1y Real
E1t1te Supplemenll
Homes of the Week
Olaplay AdS Start II Ju51 $75'
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()perl House lls1IOgl $151
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It Pays to AdvertiM
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Reel Estate Seollon
CALL TODA Vil
LISA K. RIVERA
949-574-4252
ANNE WILLEY
949-574-4249
* V.A * $0 DOWN • $0 MOVE-IN , FREE COUNSELING
FREE Ll1t of HOMES
HUIWAREPOS
t .eoo-723-6857
VET£RAN REAL ESTATE
FORECLOSED Pro~rtlt1 Homes below mailtet value
IRS & FMHA hnanctng 1va• eble, 1s1 lme bllyers A 1nveslo11 welcome .
949·376-4792' 24hrs
1HOUSE~
IALBOA ISLAND
...-SAV~DE COVE CONDO
EnlranCe to 8albOI Island
28dtm. I 58alh, 2ur garage $395,000 .tjt 949-721·3566
"1 HOUSESICOhDOS
-FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR
3+2 $360,000
Agent 949· 723·8120
CUSTOM BACi< BAY AREA
OVer seoo aq.ft. Built In 14.
$731.000. Earl & Judy Taylof, Agent1 94a.842 ... 722
WATERtRONT SUNSET
VIEW 2·51oiy •Bdrm 38ath
Horne lrllmaC1Aale CoodllJon
$52S.OOO Agent, 8rl1n
Edmondson 949·723-6tS1
MINI OCElN VtEW
2 be<lfoom. 1ba home, !*JS I basement with 1ddWonal
bile!room and beth. leun·
dryrporn. gameroom and lutcti· enette. 25 X · 95 R2 lot With paroog for 4 cars 8eSt M on
1-.iewport Peoos.ul1, walking
o stanc• to bPllCh, ma~ets and
res1aur~ Owner1Ag1
949-&So-8730
2Bedroom 281th in
Verseillee. 949-515-4372
How Much ls This
Custom Home Worth?
Let a prolesSionally deslgnelad
Consullant and • Slate Catt
A.ppra11e1 show you what your
home $110Uld be worth
CALL TODAY! 949-474 1669
OR 714-40..-645'
65 LOTSILAHO FOR SALE·
ARIZONA RANCH
PROPERTY 39 acres S1•,900 Beeu11ful rolllng acreage Coovllfllenl to 1-40
CA stale border 45 moles
Good water area can AZLR
1-888-2•4·5263 (CAL 'SCAN)
80 COMMIAET AIL
ANDUSTSA~
2·Story Otf'" Condo w/ w1retiou11. Gt1 2600 11. AJC
oHice w/1000 If~ .. Wl'truk door. S229.000
8y OWnr 949-72.2..0155
105 APTS BALBOA PENINSULA
OCEAN I BAY VIEWS
1 & 2 eeaoom v.igarages.
$1.07S-$t.750
673·2519
3BDRM 2BATH. Yurty 1 HouM co Beach, Garage,
Lfunclry Room, $1725.per mo. Call Jtm. 94H7S-5068
1~DEL-ml
TOWNHOUSE HEAR BEACH
2bdrm I 5Bllh. tlrepllCI.
prl'late patio no pees 1v1dablt
now S 1200/per mo.
9•9-675·&472
110 APTS COSTAM!SA
*COSTA ESA'S BEST * Junior 1 b6ckoom and 1 bedroom, llso 'Z bedfoom I
bltn Olll81 gated cOITll'IU11y,
POOi, t~. euy eocess 10 ll8tw1y. t>eech & m1111 714-551.0075
NEWPOfif HEIOHTS AREA
JBr 281, 1500 &Q It 'IP •tllll
ur¥1, pv1 bale. large 1oor11s No
Pett $1495 IJ'lO 71•·~0-0130
Ne.rt ~OH alrffl[ 28drm t New J)llOI
carpel No pelt I 66S lt\bl
Ave t3 S99Slper monlh
9•9-720-9422 Ext 203
Moridr::ry, February 8, 1999
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litrgr 2BR 011d 28R
1 + dt>n np.u1mcnlll
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1 Wood hummg i
fireplace & pn11ate I
garage. I Sorry, no ~1:1.
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154 HOUSESICONDOS FOAREHr BAL.80A ISlAll>
ON EAST BAY FRONT
2br 1.Sbl, den, 2 q11 genge,
WHher/Dry1r, 12850/lno.
94M7W338
155 HOUSESICOM)()S FOARENT BALBOA PINN
OCEAN FRONT WITH VIEW
3 Bedroom 2 Bait!. la1ge deck,· new petnt & carpet. pelltlng yrty $2075/mo 149-548-8384.
3 ~ 2 • Den, 2 SIOfY bOt\u$
room grea1 livll'l!I rm, declc.
patlO. Vp, wsl\'dry Pets Ok w/
$, no $mokmg 118 E. Bey. $2500 + del) 949·723-0100
151~8 FOARSfr CORONA DEl llAA
COZV 3 BEDROOM 2BATI\
remodeled. garage. Vp, w/d, s month to year leau. * 949-11~2143 *
1110~1
Co111 MeN 4br, 1 3/408,
large yd Near ~ & lair·
gtcilnd St 7oomo 852 l.oml cir
949-645-9913 agt
220. 398
180 HOUSESICOtl>OS
FOR RENT COSTAllESA
1112:211?1
WE HAVE 60 HOMES IN
NWPRT BCHllCOSTA MESA
From $1500 ·$6000
Per Mon#! No Fees
Brokef 94U42·3850
Newport Shoru 3 bedroom.
2be new. pallM:atpet Great
house S2000mo 320 Colton SI * 949-133·2525 *
1 BR In VERSAJLLES. Oatlcl,
underground perk"'g, light,
& brltel $915/mo. Ag~nl
94M73~11Pap.
$2700. LARGE BAYFRONT
mcUTIVE 28Rl2.58A. FP. BAYSIDE PATIO. AGENT
115-6ff.7187
BUFFS CONDO 3BR 2BA
t level. 2 cai gar. WID hkup. no
pets; walk to 5hoC>s pool yr 118 s 1600/mo 949-673-0780 IC30
$1 ,495.
SEA FAIRE
Studio, $et>ltat• BR Art1
F1ntestlc Unobstructed HARBOR/OCEAN VIEWS
MeryAnn McGuire
646-0770 P~CARealty
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Bal it.n. room av•l In 3llr 2bl
beac:IHlde Apt With 2 p10(
Spadou$.clean,-./d,Up,S~
... 113 U1ll NoJpellsmk Call
SleptiarM ext.2 949-675-H07
1
200 ~1
CM/SO. Cout Meero houM,
Prlville en1rance room wllh
atlachrneft and private balh
$70MAO 714-641-4008
NEWPORT BEACH Back Bty
Share Cando wf female 38r
2 bath, lip. $600mo + 112 utll's
949-722-4594
G>veratocked With
•tuff? A call to
Clualfled wlll help
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Index
Single O flee In 1m1ll
F11fllon I. 1ult1. Quiel
Prtvate Great toe S50G'per mo Cal Sc» at 149-760-1900
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O>unoy IMng for ~
parenr, spowe or idatNt who
nec:cb 111~....Uioo, 10¥ing a.re
and goOd meala. Spacioua
room4 available in my home
on a S acre beautifully
maini.aincd esmc io Htmtt.
The monthly ftc 11 $2,500
each, couples welcome Ple&Jt
C)Ontlct me, Sandy 011nc:&11,
909·6SM804 and call for
additioNI lofomution.
420 EMPLOYMENT OPPOllUNmu 470 ·47•
430 . 468
f aLOST & FOUND I 1454 FURNrrvReJ
SSOO Rewlrdl L061 grey Cit CHERRY WOOD TABL.E WI
named Young Fool Red Leef lul pad old world 1tyle, coJar'I 949--650-0168 Uj)holst11ed c11a111. very beau· ;,;:;;:;::.;;::;:::;::;;;:;=:;;I 1otu1 ssoo obo 714·&46-7323
I ...... " --· I •NEOUS I GAME SHOW PRIZE ._,~FOR~ s•• r Br1nd new2recHnlngchair1, -... SoUUl we1t print, $t00/obo.
Cell Kita 049-769-8135
CUT YOUR TAX BILL TO 0 NEW GLASS TABLE TOP for ino Send $5 check or MO OOTC 10 AsMa1e Ave Nepean 88ll5'X'•ll'lCI\ ell1p11cal wllincl\
0n1ano Canada K2C3'11 bevel $875 949·759·5" 10
OUTOOOfl TEAK FOi.DiNG WOLFF TANNING BEDS CHAIRS. NEVER USED
Tan at home 8111 Dlfect $100.00 each. Ml-121~921 aod Savel ConvnefcaavHome
units from $199.00 Low
~ paymentS Free color catalog Cell today
1-eoo-&42·131D
(CAL'SCAN) ·
ANTlQUESIART I /COLLECTIBlES •
460 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
• Biby Grand Pllno • Beauidul Iliac* ltlltSh $2650
714·527..()900 .........
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treadmills btkes s111r
S1eppet5, eQipltal, home gym
,_1retulblshed 9"9· 722-6466
466 MERCHANDISI WANTED
BUDWEISER BEER MUQS &
STBNS WANTED. Call
CIHIY Collec1li.1
714-897-1229
1 471 ~=1
BARBERY COAST N.8.
MM33.0148 R081N STYUST/MANVCURIST
TUES-FRI 8AM-8PM 2 YRS
EXPER CLOSED SAT·SUN
or 1D mo eld boy,
NP8 home. FT Mon-Fn 8-6 00
Lr<e WI rel~. speak eng CPR,
m6d hse \IW)tl( ~9-646-sm
Office AHi !Or oil ti NB
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comp Ill Sllong commun Wis
CASTING··Movl8 e1mas Fu R• Ja.son 949-833-0645" p~ 111111e9S. OFRCE CLERK FT.
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CNS1$7'597 Rec:lcollectl0n$, good com-
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46 Pape up
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23 Trooper's
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ANSWERS TO Wt:f:KLV llklOOI QUIZ
Q J • A!i South, 'llulnc:rlbk. )'UU
hold
•AJl76:1 o Jll o AQUJ •4 .
1hc lli.khna has ~ceded:
SOU'lll WE.'>T NORlll P.A~'T I• .... 2• P.,. 20.. ... .. 3• ...
' What or1i1m do you take?
A • Pilrlm·r'li b1Jd1nai shows a 1111ni-
mu111 lwo over-one response with
Ion& clubs. C.Crtainly, partner has at
mosc 1wo ~ .00 no more than three diarnonch, probably fewer.
Since the auccion has an enc ear-
marh of• misfit, pass before Che
ol>pooenlli 1um nasty and start dou-
b 1ng. •
Q 2 • Both vulnerable. as South you
hold.
• 10 8 o Q J 7 o J 9 76 • K Q 10 7 Partner opens the bidding with one
club What do you respond?
A ·Avoid raising partner's one-club
opening with only four-card support,
and responding one diamond on
such a skinny suit is as unappetizing.
That leaves one no crump as our
choice, but the qualicy of your clubs
· is so good thac a raise to two clubs is
a very cl~ second.
Q 3 • Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
• Q 6 5 1;1 J10 76 3 o 5 • K 9 5 l
The bidding has proc~·
NORTH EAST SOlTl'B W~
J. Pass 2• Pus
2NT Pass "?
Whac a.coon do you take?
A • TIU'CC bids come into considera-
tion. Our flrst choice is three hearts
-ir partner has a fit. game in hearts
might be belier than in·spades.
Second is four spades -reasonable
trumps, a idc five-ard suit tnd a
smileton make it a whit too str~
for three spades. Third. threes ,
buc CJnly i( partner is an inveterate
overbiddcr
A • Pahaf!! the scien11 ts have a
way to find out ct.et partntt has the
prrfect hotdtnf m tho minor oils lo
tkhver • IB"d alam, hue we surely ·
do not As 1 prktical maccer, JUn'ljl
to ~ill clubs and ellpect to make 11
n10&t of the tune even when ~'
has cwu fa.St diamond losers -11 is
not cuy for the opponents, after
such an unrevealing auction, (o find
lhc only lclkl to beat the slam
Q S • Both vulnerahle, as South you
. hold:
• • K 10 6 o 14 o ltt 7 • AK 196 5
The biO<Jina lllbr~eeded · W£Sl' NORTI EAST SOUllt
10 lo . • ,,_ ?
What do you btd now?
A • Thi!! i~ easy. Ir you hive the sen·
sible aireement that a cue-bid of the
enemy suit promises a limit raise or
better in partner's • uit. by all means
bid two hearts. lf you do not have
such a tool available, raise co three
diamonds -the suat 1n which you
have a known fit.
Q 6 • As Souch, vulnerable. you
hold.
•A53 Q AI09 06432 •l065
The bidding has proceeded:
NOR1ll F..AST SC)lTnt h Pas; INT l <::l .,... 2•
2NT ~ ?
Whal do you bid now?
A • Dc.'p1te the fact thal so far you have done oothtng to cncourase
partner, Nonh has pressed on m
~arcttof ~Jme. l.ooking at the ~
tn panncr s two suits, as well u
three pades when you mi&ht have
only two, it is time to come out of
the bushes. Jump to four wades Thctc is no second choM:.e! ·· ·
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Lam to Ma M&ter brld~ pa.y.
erl Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 7SS:.
1225 for lnfonn•tlon. Or wnte to:
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