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Home My WebLink About2001-02-27 - Orange Coast Pilot\ I 'I SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2001 •Toshiba Oassic fwld-raiser is ready for final part of his job: thanking sponsors and hitting the golf course. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Hank Adler's work is pretty much done by now. As the co-chairman of the Toshiba Senior Classic golf tournament at the Newport Beach Country Club, Adler is responsi- ble for finding sponsors to ensure the event's financial stability, while his co-chair, Jake Rohrer, takes care of about 1,100 volunteers who work during the tournament. TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC For more on the Toshiba Senior Classic. See Sports, Page 7 Adler said, silting m Deloitte & Touche's 12th- floor conference room near South Coast Plazd, where he works as a tax partner. •Jeff (Purser's) the man,· Adler said, adding that Purser has taken over about 95% of his former work as head or fund-raising. But it has not dlways been W<e Uus. A long- time supporter of Hoag I lospital -Adler now sits on the bod.rd of directors and acts as treasurer-h1s mvolvement m previous golf tournaments benefit- ing the hospital was more hands-on. •In those days, it was hand to mouth." A9Jer Sdld, takin~ a bite from a muffin he's found at a left- Behind the SCENES A look at two helpers who get up early to make the Toshiba Classic run smoothly • NAMES: Marlene and Joe Ryan • HOME: Bakersfield • • THEY ARE: The caddie masters Joe and Marlene Ryan They follow along." match to get an overview When the Classic ends in Newport Beach, the Ryans will pack their bags and head up to Valencia for the next stop on the tour Building and nurturing rela- tionships with the Classic's finan- cial backers is a year-round task, said Adler, adding that thanking sponsors through "the better part TQ SH I BA ~:~.breakfast buffet in the And while the earlier incar- • DAILY DUTIES: As. helpers to the helpers, the Ryans get to the course about 6 a.m. to check on the 78-plus caddies working during the tournament. They hand out fresh towels, help with need- ed information. pass on mes- sages and make sure that caddies get their lunch. Most caddies -ranging in age from their late teens to 70 -are on contract with one of the players and follow their bosses around the coun- Theoretically, players could carry their own equipment, which weighs between 30 and 35 pounds eut caddies are an old golf trad1t1on, dat· 1ng back to England's Queen Anne in the 18th century, Joe said. The queen used to des· 1gnate one other cadets (hence the name caddie) to carry her clubs Not that that's the only thing caddies do. They function as an assis- tant to the player. keep track of distances on the golf course and walk 1t before the • DID YOU KNOW: When caddies say they "need a bag," they're not just looking for a place to keep the clubs They're looking for a player to work for and, 1n turn. a bag as well of next weekend is his main duty nghl now. Besides, most of Adler's responsibilities are handled by tournament director Jeff Purser. who took over as the Cl.assic's chief employee when Hoag Hospital came aboard as the event's organizing charity in 1997. "He's the greatest hire we ever made,• nabons of golf fund-raisers did bring in six-figure sums for the hospital, last year's $1-miUion check. set new reci>rds for the Seruor tour. To the best of Adler's knowledge, the event has become Orange County's biggest fund-raiser. SEE GOLF PAGE 5 tr/. "They are like circus fol- lowers," said Joe. who has carried golf bags himself in the past "They are nomads. SEAN HIUER I DAILY "'LOT Carla Hummel, a Newport Coast Elementary mom, directs traffic as rain tries to dampen the first offlctal day at the school. Mooooving 'TRAFFIC ALONG PTA mom gets creative with her costµme as a way to ease commuter tensions at new campus -----------------------------------------------------------~------ Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT T be opening of Newport Coast Elementary School on Monday was an ·udder• success -thanks in part to a parent who directed morning traffic disguised as a cow to keep tempers down and the mood light. , PTA mom Carla Hummel decided she would do f her part lo make sure the first day went smoothly after tempen flared at pickup time the afternoon of the school's trial run two weeks ago. SEE SCHOOL PAGE 5 --Compiled by Mathis Winkler; Photo by Don Leach Board may • reVISe zero tolerance • Trustees will consider add.mg an outline for handling violence to Newport-Mesa's conduct rules. Danette Goulet DAllY PllOT NEWPORT-MESA -A proposed reVlSton to the school district'<; zero-tolerance pol.Jcy will beef it up, not ease 1t. The reVlSton. t.f it's passed by the school board torught, will outlme th<' Newport-MM<! Urufted School DlStnct's intolerance or VlOlence and threats or violence by students agamst stu- dents "The distnct will not tolerate any gPstures. comments, threats or actions. either wntten, ver- bal or physical, wtuch cause or threaten to cause or are Wcely to cause bodtly harm. per..ono.l degradation or chsgrace. • the proposed new section or the pobcy reads The proposed change comes m response to parents' concerns. said Jaime Castellanos, the dlst:Jict's assisld.nt supenntendent or secondary educabon. "Parents were concerned that there WdS nothing in our pobcy that spoke to violence.· Castellanos Sa.Jd. HThey wanted to specifically see someth.mg that spok e to lhl.s ISSUe." The 4210 zero-tolerance pollcy m ~ distnct sets the gwdebnes for student conduct. The pol- tt:'f has been the subject of mtemuttenl attacks over the yea.rs. the most recent last week when the American Bar Assn. passed a reso1ubon at ~ annual meeting calling for an end to such policies across the nabon. In Newport-Mesa, the pohcy calls for the unrnediate suspension and transfer of a student caught with, or under the lD.fluence of, drug or alcohol. The section parents and dls1nct staff are ask- ing to be added to the policy would not have the same condlbons as the drugs and alcohol section. SEE POLICY PAGE 5 Group votes to oppose JWA cap extension llSIDI SPOITS llDll • South County cities coalition members say they would support restrictions if plans for El Toro airport were halted. Pwl Olnton OMY Pilar bets said. "I'm te.nibly dismayed -et the ~response from the folks in Newport Beech,• said Wayne Rayfield, an euthol'ity member and O..no Point coundlman "We've reecMd the point • that unlesa then!'s some sta.nting Change ID the poabon ~ ~ BellCh. lt as time to imp&enlent the (oewl j>Olify." 1b8 authonty bad puled leVeral ~about• year eigo IUPPOl't· Ing the extHnlion ~ lbe IO:c:.ued ·mn· Mntdiia'We Newpon 8eedl and two groups In tbe dty-the A.ifpart ~king Group SEENIAMMS Corou del Mar Hlgb School .. Paul OnU. .... boya • -.. ~ .... Ontl ..... ,... .. ,... ... mecta .. ................. ,..u,....11t .... ..... ltll••Wi> ............. ,. QASWIDS 10 m to m t PUU llR1m ' SOIOOlBIS t 1'1V9(1 , ..... A .. .._.,. .. ........ .,, .... ,_.....,,, ... ......... ........ .,_ ...... :0 ' ·N .. 2 Tuesday, February 27, 2001 ' Kid• Talk BACK Advice for a rainy day The Da1Jy Pilot asked 11rst- graders at Kaiser Primary Center in Costa Mesa: What are the best ways to dry clothes alter lt rains~ "You should shake them around or put them in the drying machine.· JACK SAMPLE, 7 Costa Mesa "Pul clothes m the dryer or hang them out- side. But if it's raining outside, then you could ha ng them mside in the garage." RYAN DAVIDSON, 7 Costa Mesa "You could hang up the clothes on a string. Or you could iron them.· ANDY FISCHBECK, 6 Costa Mesa "Put them in the dry- er, hang them out- side or iron them. That's all you can do." "You can put them in the dry- er or hang them out- side." MICAt1 DAVIS, 6 Costa Mesa AWSON SHEPPARD, 6 Costa Mesa "Shake them. Or put them on a bench in the sun so they can dry." SAMANTHA BREWER, 7 Costa Mesa -Interviews and photos by Stefanie Frith Dall,1>.Eilot VOL 95, NO. SJ 1MOMAS K. •••ON. MJfilher TOWt~. fdlb i.J. CAHN. Otyldltor •••••MAHM. f..u.fdltof .,_aw._ 5panl ldltor DU.WW. Nlwl..,, ~-----.... .,...,. ...... .... ,..,,.. ..,.,.,.... Adus:1t1119oncw .... ~··· "*' :M •• .. . ·. ' .. .. . Dino• Academy Fair open for eighth-graders Eighth-grade students and their par- ents are Invited to attend Newport Har- bor High School's Academy F1ir to leam' about the school's six academic programs: science and math; business, communica- tion and technology; global studies; pub- . IN THE CLASSROOM ... lie service; visual and perlormlng arts; and health. lthletia ind fitness. The fair will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Costa Mesi Nelghbomood Commu- nity Center, 1845 Parle Ave., Costa Mesa. Students and parents wlll have an oppor- tunity to view projects and explore areas of interest within the college preparatory curriculum. Information: (949) 515-6381 . Daily Pilot SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Kindergartner Jordan SaliJbury, right. gives a high-five to classmate Rusty Padia on Monday during a break at Newport Coast Elementary. Something old, something new D•nette Goulet DAILY PlLOT P roudly sporting their navy Newport Coast Elementary gear, kindergarten students enjoyed their old routine in their new digs Monday. Kmdergartners at Newport Coast Elementary carry on with their usual routine on their first official day at the school could carry off, Pam Lookabaugh took a seat in a rocking chau in front of a rug and gave students the rundown on the new rules. Even snack time takes organiz- ing with 18 5-and 6-year-olds, apparently. The school's yolJ.Ilgest ~tudents gladly broke in their brand pew classroom throughout momirlg. Some students lay on the brightly colored ru~ to study their spelling words. Others sat at the small, round tables to work on their writing journals. Still others quietly milled in between, just taking in the new scenery. But the excitement did not keep the children from getting their work done. Each wrote a sentence or two in their journals about their week- end. "I went skiing and there was a snow storm,• said Troy Hardy, 6. •I went down the next to easiest cut.• On the opposite page. Troy dre w a picture of a skier that he said was his mother. WEDNESDAY "That's my mom." he said. "I had to follow her down and I learned to brake." He proceeded to point his toes in to demonstrate how skiers should place their feet in order to "brake." Whe n the journals were fin- ished, it was snack time -anoth- er yearlonb tradition that required 1 a few new explanations. ' After a little tune for attention that only a kindergarten teacher MONOAY She further reminded them or the nice new carpet and that they wanted to keep it that way. With that said, they broke out the juice boxes, crackers and fruit snacks. • IN THE a.ASSROOM Is a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer ~nette Goulet visits a campus within the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and writes about her experience SChool' LUINh -MENU Munchable Lunch Salad or pork chop patty, com, frelbly baked roll, choice of 100% fruit juice, Choice of milk M\lllcbable Lunch Salad or beef and cl>eeee chalupa with shredded lettuce and salsa, cboiCe of fruit. choice of milk The Newport-Mesa Untfled School District often menu choices each diy at elementary ~. Students may choose a wgetlriari entrM tf Miited. The selection vwles and may be either a salad, Mndwk:h or hOt eritree. SchoOI tunct. se $1.75 NCh; the dlstrkt dOeS not accept ch«b tor ... thari s11.59. ~ wh.n being served 1hh W99ic; TODAY Munc:h.able LUncb sa1ed with fruit yogUrt or IOUl'· dough French bread pm.a, chdce of frutt. cbok.'e of milk READERS HOTIJME ~ Ho MWS stones, lllut- (949) 642-6086 ~ editorial mitt« Of'~- tlMmentJ lweln (Ml be~ R«ofd your comments •bout duc9d ~ wntten petrnlwlon the ~Piiot or news tips. of COW1ght OWfW/6. ADDRESS HOW IQ REAOt US Our~ 113)0 W. Bay St.. Cosu ~ CA 92627 ~ COBBECDONS The 1tmea Orange~ (800) 2$2-9141 It 15 the P\lot's polky to prompt-~ ly CJOneCt alt emn of subst.lnc.e. a...fled (949) 642-5678 ...... Ql1 (949) 574-4233. Displ-v (949) 642-4121 m w.o.w The NMport IMcM:osta M9la News (949) 642-561() ~ 'l,lot (USPS-1 ...... 11 sports (Mt) 574-4223 ~--rt~hed\ News, Spoftl Fax (949) 646-4170 .id (CID ...... .,.., .... .,. 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CA mat. --------.. lffURSDAY Mnnchable Lunch Salad or c:heeseburger on a bun, buttered com. rosy applesauce, choice cit l milk . .-AV Muncbable Lunch Salad or spaghetti with meet- bells and marinara sauce and bread ltk:ki, m.p 918811 salad with loW-fat dressing. choice of'fruit, c:ho&ce cit milk WEATHER AllD SURF TEMPIRAl\MES 110ES Balboa TOOAY 56l50 First low CorON def Mar 5:22 a.m ..................... 1.2' 56l50 First high Costa Mes. 11:14 a.m .................. 4.0' 56l50 Second low Newport Beach 5:22 p.m ..................... 1.0' 56l50 Second high Newport c:o.st 56l50 11:50 p.m ................... 4.5' WPOMCAST ~AY Knee-to waist-high First low ~~poor to fair 6:07 a.m .• " .................. 1.l ' condltionl at the pier. Flnt high Anki. to knee-high 11:56 a.m .. u ...... n ...... J.4' w._~The~. S.Cond low 5:J7pm ... n••-Un•n••n•1,4' LOCAnOlll -S«ond high Wlc9t 1·2' *""'°" 2-3' 12.25 a.m """-'"'""",• S' ~ .... 2·3' .,.~ 2·J' .... CofonedlilM9r 2..J' ~ SS • The Munchable Lunch Saled cmtains tDlsed I greens, cheay ttmatoes, cncka'I and protein aouroes such as cbeele, IUnQows Jeadl, fnill yogurt. ~-roasted peanuts end dreilllng. POUCE FILES COSTA MESA • ""*" Street: Someone reportedty g11yt false ldentffi- cation to a police officer In a pwtc at ~le Avenue at 6:38 a.m. Thursday. • Flllr Drive: Police ems1ed someone on an undisclosed warrant at 2:.45 p.m. 'ThUnday. • hltl Avenue: Police arrest9d someone on suspicion of parole violation In the 1800 blodt at 10'.lO p.m. Thunday. • v.ler Roed: An aaautt and robbery was repotUd In the 2000 block at 7: 15 a.m. Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH ............ An ~ S*10n W8I t'9port.ld 8t 9:20 p.m.. Thund-v •,.,. '--Someoc .. ~ wm In PCJ••lon Of lhoM drugs In the 3700 bloc9' 8t "° p m. 'T'hurldo9y. • ... ..._A MplCtM *"'* ...,_ w NflOl"ld In the '700 blodt at 2:50 p.m. ,,......, • ............ .._A Plftr tMfl W •llPOIWd-' lombwo • 7 p..m. ~ -.. Doily Piiot Tuesday, February 27, 2001 3 , From pantaloons to itsy-bitsy) teeny-weeny bikinis Anyone who has spent as marw years on the bead\ as I have has seen some remarkable changes in women's beach- wear. My earliest recollec- tions are of the early 1920s, when what women wore seemed more likB an invita- tion to sink rather than swim. Women wore rubber beach shoes, rubber stockings to the knees and pantaloons. All this was covered by a loose dress with lots of ribbons and bows and other frills, topped by a hat. The only thing uncovered besides the face and the hands was a small part of the thigh. This exposed thigh caused all sorts of problems. ~ Robert Gordner THE :VERDICT Apparently, the authorities thought the sight of a female thigh twned men into sex- crazed maniacs, so by law there could only be so much thigh exposed to public gaze between the knee and the bottom of the pantalooo. Police officers actually went out on the beach armed with tape measures to check that the proper amount of fiesh wasn't exceeded, and those who offended received cita- tions. The late '20s introduced a new style. This was the peri- od of old:style bath houses. These were places where, for 50 cents, you could rent a bathing suit and a changing room. There were bath hous- es by the Newport and Bal- boa piers and one in Corona del Mar where Pirate's Cove is today. One of my first jobs was banding out suits at the old Corona del Mar bath house. The bathing suits you rented were one-piece, black Jantzens made of wool, conung down to slight· ly above the knees. Still not great for swi.moung but a lot better than before. Men's and women's swts were idenUcaJ except that the arm holes in women's suits were smaller. The next innoval.lon Ul women's bedchwear was the rubber batlung suit. It was very exciting when 1t h.rst came out, sleek and fonn-fit- ting. Rubber suits had three drawbacks, however. 11\ey split at the seam with alarm- ing regularity. They tended to vulcanize, so that wben a woman sat too long in the sun, when she got up, she left part of her suJt on what- ever she'd been sitting on, and when one perspired, the perspiration tended to accu- muldte and run down the umer leg, causmg crude remarks. Rubber swts had a short career. I don't know what materiaJ women's batlµng suits were mdde of alter that -cotton, I guess -but they were a reg- ular one-piece design actual- ly suited for swimming. There were also two-piece suits with bra and shorts. The changes m men's suits weren't so dramatic. First 1t was the bath house Jantzen, then came two-piece suits: trunks and tank tops. The batlung swt police were sl.llJ active at this tune, and you got a bcket lf you went on the beach without your top Then one summer, we all rebelled and tore our tops mto shreds. The forces of Puntanism finally gave up, and men have been weartng only trunks ever smce, d little longer, a little shorter, but not much variety. The finaJ evolubon in women's swts was the biloni. This has gotten smaller and smaller over the yedrs untll 1t doesn't seem like it's sdfe to swun in So m a way, we've come full circle • ROBERT GARDNER IS a Corona del Mar resident and a former Judge His column runs Tuesdays Survey on proposed arts center in Newport Beach stirs debate Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A center for the arts and a city park. Taken separately, either would probably get support from residents. But when the two clash, as with a proposed arts and edu- cation center on open space behind the city'.s central public library, tempers fly. is approved. But in addition to the request, commissioners have asked that council mem- bers wait on a final decision on the site's future until the study's been completed. "It's obviously not fair for the private people who give money• to have council mem- bers reject the arts center before the poll's results are known, said Don Gregory, a member of the arts commis- sion and the ad hoc committee. Gregory added that the proposed center would use less than a third of the land. "The park would be nine acres,• he said. ·we just need 3.5 (acres): Others, such as community activist Allan Beek, said the commission's request nour- ished their suspicion that sup- porters of the project are trying to pul together a poll showing that residents favor the idea. to sell the idea of turning (the site) into an arts center,• said Beek. "I know thdt (project sup- porters) Wd.Ot it on that Slte, •he scud. "It's their dream. I don't want to destroy people's dreams, but open space does- n't mean that we haven't decided whdt to do with (the land) yet. It medns we've decided · to keep it open space: While not opposed to a sue - vey, Beek added that residents should also be polled about other possible sites for an arts center, such as Corona del Mar High School or the defu'.nct Port Theater Ill Corona del Mar. FYI Newport Beach City Council members will meet at 7 tonight at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Gcegory Sdld lhl' proposal for a center itseU wasn't con- troversial. Whether residents would favor a center on open space is what c1ly officials must figu.re out. pe Sdtd. "We're Will.my to JldY to fmd out the answer.· he Sdld Councilrrldn Steve Bromberg, who chairs the dd hoc com- nuttee, said he liked the idea of conducbng d <>urve} It happened again Monday morning at a meebng of the city's ad hoc comrnlttee for an arts and education center. Members of the group, which includes representatives from the City Council, the library board of trustees, as well as the city's parks, beaches and recreation, and arts commis- sions, discussed an arts com- missioners' request that the council accept money for a poll of residents' views on the pro- posed center. "I have a feeling that it's just MEXICAN RESTAURANT The council will discuss the request at its meeting torught. The funding for the survey would come from an undis- closed donor, who has also pledged a minimum of $1 mil- lion to build the arts center if it 1 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, INC. @ Cordially invites you to at The Clubhouse South Coast Plaza 3J33 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa, CA Cocktail Attire Tickets are $ 70 Ticket Inquiries: 949.263.3785 ext. 835 Proceeds from this event will be used to upport the Junior League of Orange Councy's focus areas: f Prevention of Child Abuse &. Prev ntion of. Adolescent Pregnancy Trained Volunreer Women ... BuUd1ng A Brighter ~urure For Children Btmc a children'• OOOll: wl'h '°'' t1l Mon1c C.rla N11f\r loot and recr1~ $SO In pm1na r1rc. All l'll the Jonact<l boc~1 wtll ht 1.-:I '"create: a ~11Jttn'1 h'°'"'ry At Utt1ni'• H"'*" U\ura\ HouK, e o.itttnt JLOCC l""'t«'• iJ • hl'l'l\t: f0t atWN women and their <hlldrm ta! Ins., o~mmtc. 02001 JLOOC ' .. .. , ... "Right now, dll we've heard from are d few homeowners associaboru. dnd people that show up dt meetings,· he Sdld. "I'd be lllterested in knowing what !other people's) thoughts dre." • Along wtth the oty's pdrks, bedche!> and recreation com- rruss1oners, members of. the enVlronment.alist group Slop Pollub.ng Our Newport have emerged dS opponents of the center and have presented a proposal for d ·centrd.1 park" on the Site. Bromberg Sdld hr d like to ensure that all interested pdI· bes feel comfortable wtth the way dn opuuon poll would be conducted Setlling on para- meters for the 9UCVey rrught also delay a deos1on by coun- cil memben. t>.1dyt*' 1t\ "benehc1d1 to all part.Jes lo conllnuc this for two to four w~k!.." Bromberg said. "Thert"!> so much dl sJdkc." But h~ added thdr he'd like to bnng the dd hoc corruruttee to dfl end d!> soon as posstble <ind !>ettle the question of establishing d pa.rk, d pdlk and an arts center or Just an arts center on the Sile once dild for all ·we want to QnilJl ~ thmg to a head witlun six months.· he Sdld g;~ Mattress Outlet Store 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soulb of •05 f'wy 545-7168 -·----.. ~-· , ..... . ' . • • 4 Tuesday, February 27, 2001 • t' !' Rains expected tO .;P:Ortµi}tlti:. • The nuns came. And they came. As the county was poWld- ed for most of Monday with ramlall, Newport Beach and Costa Mesa didn't feel the brunt of the storm's force. For the 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. Monday, Newport Beach received 0.27 inches of rdm. John Wayne Airport, at the Costa Mesa border, received 0.77 inches for the same penod, d National Weather Service meteorolo- gist said The rainfall numbers were lighter that other coun- ty olles, such as AnahelID. That city received 1.36 inch- es. meteorologist Dcin Atkin said Temperdtures ranged between 51 and 56 degrees in Newport Beach, Atkin said DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT A cyclist rides down a path above the Back Bay as dark clouds pass overhead. Newport Beach's streets weren't Wdterlogged, Public Works Director Don Webb said. · "I'm not aware of any flooding,· Webb said. "It's be~n a lot of w:ater, though." ANNulIT 0wNERS How long has it been since you have had a comprehensive review of your annuity? 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Ann•Hl•f'I IU' ..... ,J +n Pl• .. , ... 1 ll h rtr•<i< rr.J ... rrl1,1lty birl··r~ 1nvnUt\ll r1na f.)nW)n X;.~Ultl'• '"' \4. .. ... , ( .iiJ .,.. ., • ''"'~,, .. ,j bt. .. ,, t..•r ••\J. •r-•ilitf' "'...., ~ .... ~ nl f-U'\11 t_.irui_in u~ Cl ••I 11"" 1,,,.,fl 4•\ltllU J\111• Atkin said the tain will probably continue today. He put the percentag~ at 60%, with a 30% chance of rain Wednesday. -P•ul Cllnton Topiarie , Potted Ivy, Orchids , and all Floral Arr~gements Exp. 3/ 15/0 I Mon·Fri I0-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4 369 E. 17th Scrcet, Cosca Mesa, CA Phone (949) 646-6745 Located in Wcsrpon Square aero$$ from Ralphs keep clean! Doily Pilot .. NEWPORT·MESA UNlf IED SCHOOL DISTRICT On the AGENDA ENERGY OPTIONS The school board is expected to hear a third presentation today from Energy Education Inc., a company that offers an energy management pro- gram designed specifically for schools. The company claims there is no risk and huge future savings. WMt to expect: The board Is interested in, yet skeptical of, the potential savings. As the energy cri- sis continues, however, board members may con- sider the proposal more seriously. ALTERNATE SCHOOL CALENDAR Last year, an alternate school calendar was pro- posed and adopted after several revisions. The result was the current schedule, which includes such changes as the recent Presidents Week holiday instead of several Mondays off. Parents and teachers will be surveyed in the spring to deter- mine how the new calen- I'm not worried, my agent Is Cr•ISI Brown lnsur11nce Call today for auto & home owner's insurance! (949) 760-1255 Fashion Island "' • Who: Newport~Mesa Unified School District Board of Education • ~: 7 tonight • Where: District Education Center, 2985- A Bear St., Costa Mesa d~ed for them this s ear. Wh.!I to expect: The board will consider adopting a school calen- dar for next year that is similar to this year's schedule. ART EDUCATION MONTH In December, the Cali- fornia State Board of Edu- cat ion adopted a resolu- tion proclaiming the month of March to be Arts Education Month. The proclamation sup. ports the visual and per- forming arts as essential and integral pieces to t he basic education of stu- dents. What to expect: The board plans to join with the State Board oT Educa- tion and likewise pro: claim March to be Arts in Education Month in the district. 'il • New rt Beach • Lie• 0550290 S A F E C o · -.=-... For more information: www.thetollroads.com 1-800-378-TRAK (872~1 . ' Undue Brecho Kent A McNaughton Troy Devis John Dishon Gary Morgan F 1RSTTEAM AO/an Ill A& I \11\11 INf Judy Upton Margaret Robinson at-ea!ie t'8 Prudential C1lifomi1 Re11ty Mall Gulltdge R~ben Gulledge Judy Munc;y Laraine Shew Marlene l.aGrow .Franl(lin Finondal FRANKLIN R..6AL"f'Y BODY OE~ ~N t -THE FOUNTAINS AT ll!A ILUPPI TWENTY THREE MINUTES AGO YOU NEEDED A PLUMBER . INSTEAD OF A SHIPBUILDER. ' The sooner you know, the sooner you can do something about It. When you take the San Joaquin (73) Toll Road, you'll enjoy a more direct.. uninterrupted drive to wherever )'Ou're beaded. And slnce you'IJ arrive faster, there'• more time lo handle whatever'• waiting for you when you get there. Remember, traffic l1n't the only thing ~e help you avoid. Nm lime, take The Toll Roads. The Toi Roads ••cAU•• LI••'• TOO ••o•T. S.v. JQAOU111 Focm11u. 1Mfta11 ,, Doily Pilot GOLF CONTINUED FROM 1 But baclc 111 his office, it becomes dear that Adler's not just doing this to bring in money for the hospital. The room is filled with 901.ftng memorabilia, ranging from a side table standing on golfer's feel lo photographs of Adler in action on the golf course hJmself. During the year, Adler - who ranks himself just within the lop 25% of the Cla.ssic's amateurs -usually plays a round on Saturday mornings al the Santa Ana Country Oub. The need to stay accessi- ble for his chents might be the biggest doWJlSlde to bis sport of choice. "The beauty or golf and the horrible thing about golf is that it takes ... five hows,• he said. "The good part is that you get to be away from POLICY CONTINUED FROM'1 Punishment for violence, threats£ and bullying would range trom a parent confer- ence tQ' expulsion for the most extreme cases, Castellanos said. It would also provide counseling. "We haven't made it so ngid that we are not1applying common sense,· Supt. Robert Barbot said. The revision was prepared with the • help of a task force composed of parents and school and distnct staff mem- bers after a schoolyard bully at Corona del Mar middle school put a child in the hospital. Parents were hoping to crack the •code of silence in the schoolyard" that they believe kept students from coming forward when a 13- year-old ~y was choked by a classmate last spring. The incident sent a group of concerned parents on a crusade to stop schoolyard violence. The group spoke to school board members several months ago asking for their help. The proposed policy revi- sion is the result. "I'm really exoted about it; said Cyndie Borcoman, the Corona del Mar parent leading the ausade. ·1 think it's a posi- tive step because 1t identifies specific behaVlor that is com- mon to middle school kids, who are jockeying for position.• Borcoman swd Just having the policy will help to alleviate some of the bullyin!1problems. SCHOOL CONTINUED FROM 1 As a safety precaution, par- ents are asked to loop around the bJock and come down Ridge Park Road instead of making a left turn into the school's drive at congested drop-off and pickup times. The parent directing traffic the afternoon of the bial run was on the receiving end of some choice words -and ges- tures, Hummel said. ·1 just did it to lighten up the mood,· she said of her heifer appearance. "They can't be mad at you if you're dressed like an idiot.• The school, which sits on the comer of Newport Coast Drive and Ridge Park Road in Newport Beach, was original- ly scheduled to open Sept. 5 with 350 students ln kinder- garten through sixth grade. The $17.3-million school officially opened for business on Monday, just shy of six months late. •Tue first day was very exciting,• Principal Monique Van 1.eebroek so.Id. •waiting for lt seemed like forever.• Thachen and students were giddy wilh exdtement to flnally be tmtalled in t.be new IChool. So much so that the J.ac::k of grass and missing walkway cxrvers were btµely noticed. A mmbinatiort of tbG dose quarters they~ at Un- coin fJementaiy School while waiting for the new ICboo1 and the bOnd ol being the lebool'• ~ugural group bed the IChoo1 cx.wmn\mity alnNtdy' feeling like~· PaNntt h\mg OUl ill the ltaff lounge. when. tb8y bed aapplled breakfllt gooclll llODg ..... the (ky began. n.n_ the Pf A bed Jerry's Dell delftr lunch. •w...t I tink lt neat II tbat ....... __., • Kbad. bib.awe gal._.,. V... Z... ......... J ' Tutoring center opening delayed WESTSIDE -The open- ing of a new learning center at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen has been d elayed. •We just need to get everything in place, and it ls . taking us longer than we thought," said . George Neureuthe r, development director at the kitchen. the same. The difference will be that the children at the soup lotchen will have the bonus of getting a snack during the tutoring session and a meal to take home. GR£G FRY I DAILY PILOT Hank Adler h the co.cbaJ.nnan of the Toshiba Senior Classic Gou Tournament, now underway. The new center, a collab- oration between the kitchen and Think Together, which oversees the Shahmar Leaming Cente r, was sched- uled to open Monday. Shalimar provtdes tutor- ing and acadeDUc help for Westside students in first through 12th grades Laura Johnson, executive duector of Shalunar, has said the new center -the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen's Tutor- ing Program -wtll do much Slaff members at the kitchen and Think Together are working to finish a con- tract detailing the comnut- ments of both orgaruzations and to gather all the neces- sary paperwork and finger- pnnts from volunteers, Neureuther said. Between 40 and 50 volun- teers have already signed up to help tutor at the new cen- ter, he said everything. The bad part is that nobody can reach you.· And just like the pros competing for the $210,000 grand prize tlu.s weekend, Adler knows things can go either way. JWA CONTINUED FROM 1 and Stop Polluting Our New- port -have begun work with Orange County officials to extend the 1985 agreement, which expires in 2005. The issue has become entangled in the COWlty's sev- en-year push to bwJd an au- port al El Toro. Three of the five members of the coWlty'S board of supervlSOrs support the plans for an El Toro airport to relieve demand for flights m the county. Newport Beach and the Airport Working Group have also lobbied hard for an El Toro •It's hard lo do,• be said. •It's hard to make that ball go where you want 1t to go. Some days, 1l does. Some days. 1t doesn't even go in the same ZIP Code where you want 1t to go.· airport. the authority's pendmg dctlOn. By revoking their support Garden Grove Mayor Bruce for limiting future flights out of Broadwater spoke Monday. John Wdyne, South County "ETRPA is a mean-spmted oties are pushing to expand organization: he Sdld. "They the county's only existing air-want to stop an airport dt El port, said Airport Working Toro in any way they can.· Group attorney Barbara Lich-Before the vote Monday, man. authority chairman Allan Liebman accused 1 the Songstad said the move wasn't authonty of lobbymg to shift a form of retaliation. future demand out of their •• "This is not a poke m the own backyard eye of Newport Beach,· he "They're not mterested m said. ''This IS sunply keeping the publ,lc good," she said. all options on the table.· Other North County otles. The future fate of John Via theu membership in the Wayne Airport may not even Orange Cqunty Regional Air-be in the hands of the county port Aulhonty, hfv_e also or its 'cities. The deasion to pushed for an El Toro Airport. extend the caps will probably Costa Mesa Mayor Libby require federal revtew. ofhoals Cowan on Fnday condemned said, because noJ.Se r~tnc:tlons No new operung dale has been set. but Neureuther said he expects it will be m two or three weeks -Jenntfer Kho are a matter of federal law. Authonty ofhaals said they hope Monday's move will draw Newport Beach into a bdrgairung sesS1on. "I fervently hope that they will come and talk to us and ask for help,• said Paul Eckles, authonty executive director. Eckles said the authority would fight the expansion of John Wayne 1f El Toro was dead Airport Workmg Group spokesman Dave Ellis said he wasn't surpnsed by Monday's move. "I don't th.tnk tlu.s IS a posi- tion change,· Ellis said "When they UlJect themselves Wlth truth serum, this has always been theu position.· r~~ P!JtsOftAI. 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Howto · · · · , GET Pml1'llED The Dilly Pilot welc:omeS letters on hlues c.oncemlng Newport Bach and C'.os1a Mesa. 6 Tuesday, February 27, 200 I A deterrent l,, more effective than the police W hose ser- vices cost ta.xpa ye rs the most on our local tugh school campus- es? Is 1t the wiz- ened teacher who is expected to teach her stu- dents college- level calculus or physics ind month's less tune than East Coast students? Is 1t the school psychologist Gay Geiser- Sandovol EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING whose caseload includes the addict- ed, the abused and the suicidal? Is it the counselor, m charge of ensunng that 300 lads are takJng appropriate classes. as well as helping seruors apply for college? Is it the principal, who 1S m charge of personnel, prenuses and pollcy, and who 1s on campus from early monung until late at rught? ln s~ools with police officers asSigneCI to the campus, that officer. along with the car, racho and other eqwpment, costs more than any of the people listed above. But the police officer, because of a four-day workweek schedule, 1S on campus less than any of the other school workers. The police officer is not in charge of teaching classes nor enforc- ing school rules. The ofbcer is there to be a "presence." I sat through the school board meetings in which two officers were approved for Newport Beach sec- ondary school campuses. It was not clear to me whether we are supposed to expect a drop in crime from the deterrent effect of an officer on cam- pus or an increase in crimes reported on campus because ol having a police officer on the scene. Neither campus had much reported crime before. In this age of teacher accountability, we haven't asked how the program is being evaluated to justify its expense. Although statistical studies nation- wide show that the DARE program is not effective, there has been no diminution of that program. Maybe that is why no one bothered to try to evaluate the effectiveness of the police officers on campus. The school district bought equipment and personnel with a school-safety grant that federal dol- lars supplied as a result of the Columbine tragedy. What happens when that grant money runs out? Do we cover the police officer position with dollars from the geheral budget without respect to whether we have to cut some teachers, coUflSelQ.rs or nurses to fund it? ' I propose that instead of a police officer, we use fewer dollars to fund a Dean of Rule Enforcement. Just Wee the aty uses non-sworn employees to enforce aty codes and parlo.ng meters. the school could use a non- swom school employee to enforce . school rules. A police officer does not enforce school rules or classroom dis- opllne problems, which takes much . of our adnunistrators' time. Let's hire a retired police officer or military offi- cer to be in charge of rule violations. As a person hired by the school dis- trict instead of the police department, this dean could be assigned to work during school hours and be assigned to school tasks after hours too. The dean could be trained in mediation and be assigned to settle student dis- putes or work with bullies. l asked some high school students how they would solve school VlO- lence, and they suggested that kids should just talk to each other. Some kids are under the mistaken impres- sion that they don't have anything in common with kids of a different race, rellg1on or economic status. These high school students told me that once they ta..l.ked to all types of kids, they found out they really aren't very dilfCMnt. They have started a club that meets at lunch just to let kids talk to each other and get to Ir.now ono another. They don't raise. money or do planned activities. They jutt talk. It l.an't costing us one tu dollar, and it wW probably be the molt ffcctlv wey to curb tchooJ vlolen<' yel Maf!:: wen to trunk outa d of the on t.h1I and make IWV we get more bang for ow buck. • • Ln18S -Mail to Editorial P• Editor s..a. ~ at the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Cost.I Mesi. CA 92627 • MADla ttOTlMI -Gall (949) 642-6086 • MX -Send to (949} 646-4170 -Assemblym•n John campbell speaking on the state's energy crisis at a conference at Orange Coast College on Saturday • ~nd to d•ilypllotOl•tlmn.com Alt e must lndude full name, home- town phone m.imber (for verlflcatJon purposes). The Plfot merves the right to edit all wbmisslons for clarity and length. MAILBAG Reader defends. Ute 'agenda' of Costa Mesa Mayor Cowan I 'd like to respond to Janice Davidson's commentary of Feb. 20 concerning (Cos- ta Mesa Mayor! Libby Cowan. First off, I've been a resident of Costa Mesa since 1984, and I've known Cowan almost smce then. In all that time, I've never seen her lose her temper or act in a willful way. She's always acted m a pragmatic and levelhead- ed manner to accompllsh her goals. What are her goals, her •secret agenda" as Davidson puts ll? As far as I can tell, she strives to bring people together to unprove Life m this community She bebeves in coall- tion-building and balancing the needs of the business communjty and homeowners. Her leadership in government has creat- ed improvements in parks, city infrastruc- ture and recreational opportunities for kids: If this is her "secret agenda, .. I'm au for it. Doily Pilot Judging from the dbuse heaped on Cow- an, I question what Davidson's secret agen- da is. How does she know what mail City Manager Allan Roeder gets unless she's involved in orchestrating it? What are the aims of the ·groups• she represents? JENNIFER TAYLOR I DAILY PILOT The actions of Costa Mesa Mayor Ubby Cowan have spurred controversy. lf Davidson wants her cnuques to be tak- en seriously rather than dS sour grapes, she should suck to chscussmg policy ISsues rather than attempting chdracter assassination. the elementary schools like to use the roller nnk m Fountain Valley for fund-rc11.Sers , and parents use it for birthday parties. I for one, and all the people that I know, will never go there sunply because we know Dennis Rodman -thanks to the Dcu- ly Pilot -has invested money m the place I wouldn't want to have dinner wondenng about his bizarre behav10r alfecung my environment any minute. SCOTT WESTERFIELD Costa Mesa I think this would generate a lot of .revenue for the businesses around the area. There is also plenty of parking around that whole back area of the roller rink and theater. Former Ice Cha let building could be put to good uses I think it's a shame that Costa Mesa is losing the Ice Chalet, but I think it would be a great idea to put in an indoor skate park like the one at the Block of Orange. ESTHER FERNANDEZ Costa Mesa Take the spotlight off Dennis Rodman, please Surely the Daily Pilot staff can find some- thing better to write about than Dennis Rodman and give at least three different articles' worth of free publicity to Josh Slocums restaurant. There's got to be something you guys can write about that's more unportant to our aty than Dennis Rodman -please. I'm enjoying all the other articles. I really liked reading about Bob Seaburn and the Amen- can Legion and you guys folloWi.ng the skate park. That' great. Even better would be a roller rink (since we lost ours years ago on Newport Boule- vard) and skateboard park. I know many of Cet's have more of that, and thanks but no thanks, Dennis Rodman, boo. BARBARA WILSON Costa Mesa City can't skate the issue yet Letter to THE EDITOR Readers RESPOND 1he Issue: Many still want to see a skateboard park in Costa Mesa, and they give suggestions as to where. I believe the skate park needs to be at TeWinkJe or Fairview Park, where there's enough room for our families, parlong and saJety. [The site atJ Charle and Hamilton (streets! is not the site for all of the above rea- sons, including the fact that there is not enough room for the skaters. And I also believe that Mayor Libby Cowan and Councilwoman Llnda Dixon need to be impeached because they are not supporting the aty of Costa Mesa in such a forum that we can be proud, like Councilman Gary Mona- han and former Councilman Joel Erickson did I'm no longer proud to be a citizen here in Costa Mesa with Cowan and Dixon on the council. MAUREEN SUWVAN Costa Mesa Yes, there ls a perfect place for a skateboard park in Costa Mesa. It is right next to the Bark Park OD Arlington (Dri- ve) between Junipero fDrivej and Newport (Boulevard). There is a large area. Park- ing could be made there. And it is away from any residential areas that people may be fearing skateboarders. ERIC LARSEN Costa Mesa Maybe somebody should go over to HWltington Beach and take a picture ot the skate park built over near Hunting1on Beach High School. They could build one aver near Estando High and Fairview Park. Ill an eosy plaCe to gat to. Kids wouldn't be hav· 1ng to ska down rock walls in our bl.wness arau. J think PA\rVMllW PArk ovct &1AndA WU\lld be 8 91' t place to lia¥ il HUtlADAMS M ls a pUk OV r t th~t nugbt Just l • And U ,, there's too much complaints or opposition from·the neighbor- hood, then remove the speed bumps on that street so the rest of the public can use it. And maybe take out the stop signs at Santa Ana and Orange (avenuesj also? Just a thought. DENNIS MILES Costa Mesa I think it should be at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa. That would be a great place for people to go skate because you don't want people skating on other people's property then just messing it up. That's why we should have a skate park. And ii anywhere, then at Fairview Park because there's no residences, it can be open later, you can just put tights out, and it could be open all day, every day. That's my thought for the new skate park. SCOTT NEIGER Costa Mesa I am in favor of a skate park in this oty becatise you have to keep the young people busy or they will get in trouble. The idea of having a helicopter going QVer us at night to watch the children is ridiculous, and it's very expensive. ,. 1'1 Some of the cbildre9 are going way up to Arrowhead to skate, and J think this ts ridicu- lous and hard for them to get up there, especially in the win- tertime, when there's so much snow. We have lived up there, so I know whaM'm talking ebout. So, I certainly am in favor of having a skate park here to keep these children busy. I wish I was on that committee, and I would sure tell them there's so many ways that you could save money and have a skate park for these children. EUEN NESEN Costa Mao Why not use the area be.bind &rk Park:YQ\l ho J'8$tJ'ooms, t.he traffic Is not Chet blg ol 4 probiem and pMan.g should not be a ~lem. Fa.mW beve a }>Ja to bring their younger kkb to ploy. Thll woy families rould nd m dm '1&.horc:iimN ~l\.Wa 1ib • ICboQl that iS loeaied behind the Calta Mell U °"1rW ~ Hunl·'I • ington Beach and the Santa Ana River. 11lis school has a great deal of land ai:ound it where many people already ride mountain bicycles, etc. The City Council made the right decision. The Charle and Hamilton location was very dangerous. I think we are all aware how irresponsible chil- dren can be, and this is a bigb- traffic area. Riding skateboards across Harbor Boulevard would have created needless tragedy ln the lives of many. A less urban area of the city would be much more wise. Kudos to Chris Steel and Karen Robinson especially, since they were at least par- tially elected because of their stance on this issue. A truly wise and visionary vote. BRIAN GRAY Costa Mesa A perfect site for a Costa Mesa skate park? Not possible wtthout reassessing the type of skate park Costa Mesa would accept. No one wants a 10,000- square-foot park ln their neighborhood. Scale down the plans and put smaller parks throughout Costa Mesa. Cur- rently, skateboarding is pro- hibited in city parks. Instead, you see skaters in the streets, on school grounds, on business properties or maybe even on your brick planter. We need safe, minia- ture skate parks in many neighborhoods and should even include areas for scoot- ers, which have become equally popular All neighborhoods should be expected and willing to accept smaller park.I for their own neighbort\ood kids. A. for the advanced katers who are d.isappol{lted in tb8 Cly Coundl'I recent dedlion, th ldN of o buge, multilldlled kota perk. just does not work lo Cotta Mesa. Fortunately, there are com· mctdaJ facilities and parks ln other cities you can tum to. 'Thank you, City aoundl, {Or putting Uae Nfety ot our kids first It la time now to look 1eri- ou'1y at what would work In MMa.~thl! impact. choOMi ... *9tblt and be.pr9J)U'ed tol&Md up to thole whb Nfute 1'91HD8bae_ • Cadlltiel tn ltJIU' ..... WDICMINa 0..Mma Trustee is not the only one under attack There are parallels in what is going on in Washington, D.C., and locally. In Washington, the political target is John Ashcroft; here, the target is Wendy Leece. LEFTERIS LAVRAKAS Costa Mesa HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTITMS CITY OFrEOSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor: Libby Cowan Council: Linda Dixon, Gary Mon- ahan, Karen Rob10Son and Chns Steel CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644- 3309 Mayor: Gary Adams Council: Steve Bromberg, Nonna Glover, John He!Ieman, Denn.is O'Neil, Gary Proctor and Tod Ridgeway COAST COMMUNITY COWGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 Chancellor: William M . Vega Board: Walter Howald, Sheny Baum, Paul Berger, Armando Ruiz and Je.ny Patterson NEWPORT-MESA UNIRED SCHOOL OtSTR.tCT District Office: 2985-A Bc4T St., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 424:..5000 Superintendent Robert Barbot Board: Dana Black, Judy Franeo, Jun Fenyman, Marth.a Fluor, Wendy Lee<:e, Seren Stokes a.nd Davtd Brooks MESA CONSOUOATEO WATIA otST1UCT 1965 Pla~tia Au .. C<>1tn 1'. l°50 92627, (9'9) 631-1200 Board: Pr ldent 'Jhldy ObJJg· • Hall, Jim Atkinson, Mike Hee..ley, Fred Bockmiller end Peul IL Shoenberger • COSTA .-SA SANn'AIY MtilCT P.O. Bm 1200, COlta Mela 92628- 1200, {1HJ 75'~ ... Jim~ An Pwnt, Altlrii SC:hAI•, Oreg Wo 1 l1lfle andD.o~ ' • Highly respected ·boys basketball coach, whose teams won 229 games over 15 seasons, steps down at CdM. Barry Faulkner OAJlV PILOT CORONA DEL MAR - Paul Oms, who 15 sedsons PREP HOOPS ago became what he termed "the custochan· of the Corona del Mar High boys basketball program. said Monday he will hand the keys to someone else. Oms, 53, submitted his resignation to school administrators. after d 31 -year CdM coach.mg career. including 16 sedsons guiding the fresh· man team. He will continue to teach math at the school. He said he will take dl ledst one season off from basketball, but did not rule out a possible return, perhaps to coach the CdM freshman team. "I still enjoy worlung with the luds. but there is a list of things that hdve kind of accumulated • Orris said of his reasons for stepping down. "The 12-months·d-year propos1llon that dll sports have gravitated mto, esiwcially bdsketbdll, requires coaches to go from the regular season to spring, ' . Quote Of ;.. 1llE DAY "'What I wmt is to be the best S9· 60-yecr-old play. thars IV« played ·-• _ M«ch S banmee ~ Jim Colbert, 1996 Toshiba champion ·-.. -SIOIET DAVIDSON Sporn Edik>r Roger Corl$00 • 949-.57~223 •Sporn Fox: 94'9-650-0170 •Tuesday, February 27, 2001 7 • res1 to swnmer, to fall. Philosophically, I just have some problems with that. And it's more than just coach: ing. It's running a program, sched- uling, cleaning the gym and a vanety of I.lungs that have just become too much.· ,. Game m 1995. Orris, the Newport-Mesa Dis- trict career vtclories leader, was 229-199 10 15 varsity seasons, including CIF Southern Section Division JV-AA championships in 1992-93 and 1994-95. His teams won three league titles and were section runners-up in their divi- sion three times. He was 29-10 in Southern Section playoff games, including 12 trips to the postsea-son. His teams advanced past the CdM's Paul Orris resigns. His firlal team hrushed 12-1 ~ irlcludmg a trip to the CIF Divi- sion Ul-AA quarterfinals. Despite the losing record, however, many believe Oms dld tu.s finest coach- mg 10 years. The Sea Kings won 6 of 17 preleague games, but won their first three Pacific Coast League contests The second round of league was highlighted by a clramabc 84-82 Victory at PCL co-champion UruverSlty Feb 6. Before that game, Oms, much to the surpnse of nval coaches. deaded to abandon tu.s trade- mark structured offensive approach to run with the up-tern· po 1Tojans. "l think someone needs to come in wtth a new outlook and a first round in all but one of those playoff runs and he competed in the state play- offs six times, winning three games. Only four of his tedms had a losirlg record and four of his squads won at least 20 games, topped by a 24-7 mark in his first varsity season. He also coached the South m the Orange County All-Star · new energy and focus,• said Oms, who declined comment on a possible successor. Orris' varsity assistant the last few seasons hds been Gordon McNe1U, who teaches at CdM. SEE ORRIS PAGE 8 .Gust Scholar-dthJete dWdrd., hdve · been a lrddltJon on the high school level for d long lllne, and are one of the mdJOr nbs dround the backbone of the sport of footbdlJ A good exdmple 1s the Ndbonal Football FounddUo n dnd College Hall of FdJTie Ordng~ County Chapter's annual bdnquet. which honors excellence on thl' held and m the classroom Tius year's banquet comes Monday di the Wt>SI CodSI Andheim Hotel m AnahelITl dnd dS usual. 11 Wlll mdeed be a cla.,., <'vc>nl Another event of rnns1<lcrahle ment. but wtthout d lot of the tri.rrurungs dfld gedred to JU'>l one• school. 1s the J ohn Gu'>t AthletK King Colbert, still the one Scholarship at Newport lidrbor where one of thE• SdtJors all-ume •boosters. Ma nlyn Gu-.t, conunue., an endea\'or she and hc>r hushdnd Ev, began some 28 vedr<. ago She began lhls d\Vc.Hd for d Newport Harbor dthlete in tht> memory of her son John. ""host• •Always fiery Jim Colbert returns, but this time with a goatee and his eye oh winning in a fifth decade. Richard Dunn D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACl I -Five years removed from winrung the first Senior PGA Tour ever played at Newport Beach Coun- try Club, Jim Colbert these days is sporting a new goatee and his TOSHIBA natural head of hau. but the same fiery attitude. • 1 just wake up that way,· Colbert, who turns 60 on March 9. srud Monday when asked Jlm Colbert on the practice putting green how he maintains such a strong desire to succeed on the goll course. Colbert, a prostate cancer sUl'Vlvor, is known for tus intensity and self- assuredness. Some think he's cocky, but Colbert refers to it as confidence. So what else can Col- bert, a two-time Senior PGA Tour Player of the Year and leadirlg money winner ( 1995-96), accomplish as be edges toward the Super Seniors (over 60)? · Simple. "What I want ls to be the best 59-60-year- old player that's ever played,• Colbert said, matter-of-factly •J shot 62 (m the second round Saturday in the Mexico Senior Classic at Las V15ta m Puebla, Mextco) I almost shot my age. I'll be 60 soon, but I don't feel 60. I'd like to be like Sam Snead He was awfully good at 59 and 60." Snead, one of the founders of the Senior Tour in 1980, became the oldest champion of an official PGA Tour event when he captured the 1965 Greater Greensboro Open at age 52 years, 10 months. Colbert, who has won 19 Senior PGA Tour events, would like lo win in five different decades. He won PGA Tour titles in the 60s, 70s and 80s, and Senior Tour championships in the 90s. , •tt will be five decades I've won in when I win this year,• said Colbert, who had the lead wtth two holes remaining in the final round SEE COLBERT PAGE 8 own story WdS that ol d la te-hloonw 1 who burst on the scene for one glorious senior year, only to have his We cut short because of an auto accident when on a skiing trip aiter the football season of 1973. John Gust was like a lot of kids you know today As a junior he was a no-name on the junior varsity. hoping that tus one last year a s a Roger Carlson PERSPKTM prep would find tum a berth on the varsity, and in a manner which would make a d.Uference There are many. every year, m that boat Only a handful make 1t to. shore. Just getting a spot on the varsity was an accomplishment But making a difference, that was the tnck. And he certainly did. Also a wrestler for the Tars, he moved from guard to center m football, won·a starting role for the ~LEACH / OAJLY PILOT Sailors, and eventually was named Bruce Summerhays tours No. 18 after hitting a few putts leading up to Toshiba VD. ' -All-Sunset League. All-Orange Moving back to Week 10? • Toshiba Senior Classic could be pushed back a week n e xt year. NEWPORT BEACH -The Toshiba Senior Classic, which suffered a final-round rainout last year in Week 9 and is expected to battle the weather again this year, could be moved back lo Week 10 on the Senior PGA Tour schedule for 2002. The Senior Tour will not announce next year's schedule until July, but there's a possi- bility it could include an additional stop in Mexico, which would fill Week 9 on the tour calendar and push back the three ensuing California stops a week. That scenarto would mean the Toshiba Classic, which was played in Week 10 the first three years, would return to Week 10 on the schedule. • "(Mexican officials and the Seruor PGA Tour) are talklng about a second (tournament) down there,· Seruor Tour player Ed Dougher- ty said Monday, after playmg in the maugural Mexico Senior Classic at Puebla, Mexico. "They are just rumors, but the proprietor down there is trying to get Acapulco (to host a stop). The weather there is real ruce. If (the Toshiba Classic) is (being moved), then it seems a lot of things are falling in place.• Newport Beach Country Club head ~rotes· sional Paul Hahn said •1 think they're m'oving (the Toshiba Classic) back next year (to Week 10). I think it's planned.• -by Ilic.bard Dunn Coast. All-O range County, and perhaps his happiest moment, the Sailors' Most Improved Player. A lot of major players have since been honored wtth the John Gust Athletic Scholarship, which is a $500 scholarslup toward college expenses or a pressing need, and a commemorabve plaque " It's no small I.lung This year alone there were six candldates with 4 0 GPAs Jun Enck.son, Uus year's winner, is a 3.9 student There were 37 candld(\tes wtth a 3.0 or better It's wmetlung the Gusts have kept gb\ng for more than a quarter century, but there's one th.mg the Gusts didn't do, and l know, it's one of the hardest. Keeping track of the Long Gray Line And that's really the point of all this. Many are unaccounted for at this point in tune and we'd like to catch up Wlth them. SEE GUST PAGE I OR.ANGE COAST COLLEGE ATHLETES OF THE WEEK CdM hoping to avoid surprise •Top-seeded Sea Kings visit Harvard-Westlake in today's scheduled CIF Div. IV semi. lefTy FauAtnet DAILY PllOT NORTH HOLLYWOOD -The Corona del Mar High glfls soccer team ii hoping the quest for its first CfP Southern. Section 01"1.sloo IV chemplOnlhip followt a North Holly· wood Kript. Weather permitting, the top.seed· ed See King. (26·1-3) will visit No ,. ....., t,taNard·Wet!tll\k 11~) in •ode~·'I ~ p.:m aemlftnal on th WoMliMI' North Hollywood cam· SM· AltM tGIJPal blgb«Uimg ~ Cbi .... "'°· ~· ~ qwwtl· GllU SOCCER nal, Coach Ron Evans' Sea Kings will bottle t.he d leswve-minded Mission Leoguo runn r·up, whicb ustained two of tts three l to four-tune def ending section bllist and I gue rival Ownioad . The Wolverinel. who reeched their only sectioo. title ~me ln 1992, ba polted lhutouts, but ba not allowed more than two goals to any foe um seeson. Only Chamlnade (twtcel and Buena ha" ecored more than onC'e agelnst Coed\ Ned Smith's Wolverines. AU lhtlle times, K was eDQ,Ughtowm.. OdM. whk!l bu outllCOled three ~ loei. l~. has ........, 1417 9C*M um 1WOn. W* anowtno Jult 17. 1be S.. klnga. Who.,., on• 26- .-. ....... --.... IDdUae eight stnught wuu and foltr stra gbt shutouts, have S<.'Ol'ed fewer than two goals only ven tim n. CdM. which was chm v ted by Chanunade in t yeaf Division IV • senufinals, has utilized nlD goal IJC.'Or· rs to d0Dl104te tn the j>ost.lel.SOn, lboUgb leading r AllisOO Harvey, a junior forward. not among them. All-OF u • topbomore. ~'Who netted 2S regulu-seuon 1goalC' ten knee outilage lri the Padfk Cout LMgue ftnale end bu been relegal.ct to Spot duty the "1lt two g.,.., " t OUI the firtt·~ jllaydf llhlqil Wltb Haney Umplng bedt lato f0111l, Krlittn Hanton (thNe), ........ SbePl*dlm (two • AtilaD lnww {!WC> ' Kimde KRrfta {1W0)91d ... Morgan (two) bave peubHdM a SElSOCCD Mml .. 8 Tuesday, February 27, 2001 TODAY'S SCHEDUlE ......... College women -Golden Stlte Athletic Conference Tournament. first round Vanguard at Westrnotfti 7:30 p.m. . .,...., .. College men -Vanguard at Westmont. 1 p.m. College women · Cal Lutheran at Vanguard, 2 p.m. Community college men • Orange Coast at Saddlebadt, 2 p.m. Community college women - Saddleback at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. High school boys • Dana Hills at Corona del Mar, 3 p.m. • Soccer High school girts -CIF Division IV semifinal. Corona del Mar at Harvard·Westlake, 3 p.m • Gotf High school boys Newport Harbor vs Trabuco Hills. at Coto de Caza, 3 pm • Softt:Nllf College Vanguard at Cal State San Bernardino, l 30 p m • Baselwlll Community college Orange Coast at Fullerton, 2 p m PREP GOLF SPORTS TOSHIBA CLASSIC . Doily Pilot ORRIS CONTINUED FROM 7 McNeill, who starred at UC San Diego as a player and later played professionally in Australia, has stated he is not interested in the position. Orris said he will mlss the compe- tition, but, with retirement approach- ing, he needs to develop other mter- ests. "I still really enjoy basketball. I stllll llke watching the game and see- ' ing d.ilferent strategies and I'll still do that. But. right now, I just think I need to take a step back. •I don't have a whole lot of hob- bies. Maybe other basketball coaches do, but I don't know bow you can. I'm looking at retirement in another 10 years and, from that standpoint, it's a little scary looking at what I'd do when I didfi'\ have basketball. There's a tutorial math program after school I'll probably get involved with. I do a lot of gardening at home, but there's only so much of that to be done. I used to do a lot of singing m choirs and I may get back into that.· Orris always credited much of tus baske tball ~sa wins opener COSTA MESA -The Cos- ta Mesa High boys golf team opened the 2001 season with some muddy conditions, but still outlasted Fairmont, 247- 262, at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club's Los Lagos Course Monddy DON LEACH I OAll.Y PILOT A groundskeeper walks past a small puddle on the cart path reflecting palm trees on the 15th green. philosophy -including hard-nosed man -t o- m a n defense and a struc- tured offen- sive system bu,ilt on un~lfish ness . and good shot selection .-: to former CdM head coa<;bes Tandy Gillis and the late J a c k Bryce Shendan led the Mustangs with a three-ove r- par 40, wtule Billy Lund came Ln Wlth a 47 Steve Wlutldker (53), Bnan Beech (53) and Michael Gardmer round out the Mustangs' top five. Costa Mesa (1 -0) will play at the Rancho San Joaqwn Golf Course agamst Calvary Chapel today at 2:30 p.m . HAPPY BIRTHDAY TONY Rb•• Nlllll:wowrHAMoR MIUnALL COLBERT CONTINUED f ROM 7 Sunday at the Mexico Senior Classic, but nussed short putts on 17 and 18 as Mike McCullough won his first Seruor Tour event. "Gary Player's going for (PGA vie· tones) in six decades,• Colbert added, refening to the South A!ncan legend who ts not playing Uus week's Toshi- ba Seruor Classic. Monday, Colbert spent nearly four hours on the practice green, trying to regain his putting stroke while preparing for his sixth Toshiba Classic (he missed only the 1999 event). "Yeah, I haven't been putting well. I wdn't putt well even when I shot 62, • said Colbertt who has worn a hairpiece in past years, but arrived this week with his natural look. "I'll still wear my hat-,• Colbert insisted, "but 1 don't exactly need it today.· In 1996, the first year the Toshiba Senior Classic was played at Newport Beach, Colbert Lapped the field on the difficult par-4 hole No. 5, which ranked as the hardest hole on the golf course in 1996 and '97. Colbert.made birwe on No. 5 Ln all three rounds in '96, the only player to do so on a hole that plays uphill and upwind, reqwring a mid-to long-iron shot to an unfriendly green bordered by two bunkers. He also won the Toshiba Class1c by two strokes, the largest margin of Vlctory in event his- tory. Colbert, wbose last Senior Tour VJctory came at the 1998 Transamen- ca, was voted the 1998 Comeback Player of the Year, after recovering from prostate cancer surgery in June 1997. In addibon to his back-to-back Player of the Year honors on the tour, Colbert was the circuit's Rookie of the Year in 1991. Now, if he can just win m this new decade, perhaps Colbert will feel a sense of completion. He came close in Mexico. "I just missed too many short putts: Colbert said. ·1 had about a half-doze n tbat should have gone in. That was' the difference.• • Colbert canies six different putters with him on the road. He used two putters in Mexico, but broke out a dif. fe renl one Monday at Newport Beach. l "I don't change putters very often,· said Colbert. one of five for- mer Toshiba Classic champions to return in 2001 (all but '97 winner Bob Murphy, who has NBC teleyis1on duties). COLLEGE BASKETBALL SOCCER Lions preparing for GSAC playoffs •Vanguard men's and women's teams will trayel to first-round competition this week. The Vanguard Up.iversity men's and women's basketball teams open the Golden State Athletic Conference playoffs on foreign floors th1s week. The Vanguard women (17-11. 10-8 in conference) play at Westmont (20-10, 13-5) tonight, while the men (8-21, 4-U) play at Azusa Paofic (30-t-'17-1) on Wednesday. Both games are scheduled to begm at 7:30 p.m. The lady Lions, seeded sucth in the playoffs, lost both con- tests to the Uurd-seeded Warriors. The Vanguard men, seeded eighth, lost twice to the top-seeded Cougars but pushed APU (ranked thtrd ndltonally by the NA!A) to overtime on Jan. 2 berore fa lling. 84-75. The winner of each game will play Sat- urday al Whittle r College m the GSAC semifinals. FROM 7 balanced postseason offense, which has outshot opponents, 94-10, in three play- off games. But while the CdM offense gets much of the head.lines, the back-to- back PC L champions' defense is siJni- larly strong. Senior goalie Britta Vogele, bound for the University of Iowa, has anchored a unit that has posted 15 shutouts. With a back line of senior sweeper Molly O'Meara, seniors Margit Vogele and Natalia Dorfman, as well as sopho- more Paige Janes, Britta Vogele has been required to make only six postsea· son saves. Evans has warned his team that each successive step toward a potenti;il final clash with No. 2-seeded Chaminade (scheduled to host Miss1on League rival Louisville today in the other semifinal), would be more and more difficult. Amateurs will have to go it without golf carts NEWPORT BEACH -Senior PGA Tour rules official Slop Whittet said Monday that all amateurs playing in the four Toshiba Senior Classic Pro- Am rounds Wednesday and Thurs- day will not be allowed to use a golf cart at Newport Beach Country Club. Whittet said the recent rain, whi~ made conclibons unplayable Monday and forced the cancellation of player practice rounds, has placed the golf course in a vulnerable position for the upcoming pro-ams. A total of 216 amateurs are expect- ed to play in morrung and aftemooi:i rounds Wednesday and Thursday with a Senior Tour player in the five- some, but only caddies and pull carts will be allowed for amateurs. ·w e can't put 100 or so golf carts out there, because it would destroy the golf course,• Whittet said . "It's not just for the (Toshiba Classic), but.,. for the members at the club.• Members of the Senior Tour will be allowed to use a cart. According to tournament director Jeff Purser, no amateur player has missed a pro-am round m two years. Amateurs were telephoned Mon- day by tournament officials and told about the change. -by JlJcbard Dunn ·Errion. "When I fulfilled Emon's wish lo . succ~ him, I sure didn't want to. be the guy to screw up the winning tra- dition we had at CdM, • Orris said. lh recent years, when the Sea Kings we nt away from exclusively playing man-to-man defense, Onis chose to call his zone configuration a "matchup man-to-man,• citing defer- ence to Errion's dim view of playing zone. , When asked to reflect on his coaching tenure, Orris, always one to maintain perspective, didn't focus on the championships. •certainly, you remember the championships, but I remember some individual moments of competition. My second year here, I took a fresh- man group·that had never wag· a bas'- ketball game in jun.tor hig'h'we lost 041 first four, then we won one and I •tn order for us to win, we're going to remember a kid coming up to me have to play our best game of the year," after that first win and telling me that Evans said of today's test. "8ut, l also was the f~ time he'd won playing believe (the Wolverines) will need to organized basketball. And, I remem-~~Y their best game in order to beat ber other moments, when .guys Harvard-Westlake, which won the stepJ)ed up and made big plays.• ultra-competitive Missioh League ' Otris said. he will remember his crown five of the last se;ren seasons, final varslty team foridly, as well. defeated Bishop Montgomery, last "I was really pleased about how year's Division IV runner-up, 2-0, ·in tar the guys cam,, from being very Thursday's quarterfinal .. ' inexperienced to achieving through- Jamie Artsis and Thacy Lan.sing had out the year. Even that last game (a goals, while goalie Dana Reyes posted 60-54 loss to No.2-seeded San Dimas) the shutout, the Wolverines' first of the was a great reflection of the kind of postseason. They beat Notre Dame basketball I've always expected at Ac~demy, 6-1 , and La Rema. 3-1, ii\\ CdM. 'Ibey competed and left it all their first two playoff wins. · on the floor. . Today's wlJUler would advance to the ·sometimes, you conte away from championship game, scheduled Satur-a victory feeling bad, but that loss day, against either Chaminade (21-4-2) was one Gordon and I really felt good or Louisville (7-8-2). about.· Directions: North on 405 to 101 . West on 101 to Coldwater Canyon. Tum right and proceed west to school, at 3700 Coldwater Canyon, North Hollywood. Don Martin, pricipai at CdM until recently taking a position at the dis- trict office, said Orris will be missed. Three locals honored by National Football Foundation "The thing that stands out for me is his professionalism,• Martin said. "He was a stable influence for kids on the court and in tbe classroom. I think he helped kids focus on the team, rather than individual glory and the performance of his kids on the court reflected that. • Banque t for 46 scholar-athletes set for Monday at West Coast Anaheim. ANAHEIM -The Orange County Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hail of Fame will honor 46 high school football scholar-athletes at an awards banquet Monday at 7 p.m at the West Coast Anaheim Hotel. ored at the event. . Alsbuler tied for the Orange County 'lead with nine interceptions and joined Day and Amburgey on the All-Pacific Coast League first team. Ron Vary, a fonner standout player for both USC and the Minnesota Vlkings as well as a college and pro football hall of fame inductee, will assist in the presentation. A social and silent auction will take place at 6 p.m ., followed by the scholar-athlete presentation at 7. Corona del Mar High's Charlie Alshuler, as well as Costa Mesa's Charlie Amburgey and Louis Day are among the 46 athletes to be hon- Amburgey was a strong force on the Mustangs' offensive line, while Day had three interceptions and two sacks as a hard-hitting llnebaciter. He also caught 10 passes for 192 yards as a tight end. Por banquet information, call (71') . 960-2759. GUST CONTINUED FROM 7 We know about Greg Steverson, now married wtth two chtldren in New Hampshire where he ts a vice president and chief financial officer with a bank in Hanover Alan Gaddis ii married, has a couple of children and still lives In Ncrwport Beach Matt Bumi .. most know be's a cuncnt co.ch ot N wport Helbor. And 199 reap t K Y Peterson ls et Annapo Thm&ia - u btho Church here ln the harbor area. I le.now most of these lhi.ogs, because Marilyn told me. But she doesn't l'\ave the goods on many. Let us know if you can help Marilyn out with th big lls\o And lf you're one of thQl'.D, b y, ptdure Marilyn, with that tw1n.ld ln h eyes, waving you to W1th b r right indCJl Ong r. Here ll ta: 1973 -Marie Duffy 197' -:rbm Bazac-AS 197~ ·Steve Bruno 1976 • Oreg Steverson t977 • Doug Brockmey 1978 ·Daft Thomptan 1979 • Alan Geddil 1980 • Robert AbtbOfty 1981 -Jamie Kitchens 1982 -Bill Brown 1983 -Rich Powers 1934 -John Spangler 1985 -Scott CTeig 1986 -Jason Granneman 1987 -Peny Muon t 988 -Sean Ellis 1989 -Don Jama 1990 • George Greenwalt 1991 -Darin Mongria.ll t 992 • Justin Ketcham t 993 -Malt Burnt 1994 -Jack Hogan 1995 -RAmley A1lel\ 1996 • Jan DoNh 1997 • Gi.mJtt Oovaan 1998 • Lance Chevez 1989 -JC-.y Petai90ft 2000 -Jim l!rlcboG ·1n seven years of watching CdM basketball, l very seldom remember Paul's teams losing to someone they should have beaten. And they won a few people didn't~ then1 to. I'd say there was maybe one time that bis team didn't look totally prepared and ready and that's a pretty high compliment.• • • SPORTS Dark clouds hover as Toshiba field arrives •Weather isn't cooperating as Monday's practice canceled.' RkNtd Dunn DAILY Pit.or NEWPORT BEACH The seventh annual Toshiba Senior Classic TOSHIBA picked up where it left --'---'--;;..;...; off last year There w& more rdln and another cancellation, though thi.!> time 1t wdSn't the final round. Monday's inclement weather can- celed the first day of practke rounds for members of the Senior PCA Tour, many of whom arnved Via plane char- ter Sunday night from MelOco, where the inaugural M exico Seruor Classic was played at Las Vis!Jl m Puebla, Mexica. About a lhlrd of the held showed up at Newport Beach Country Ciub to check ln their bags, but the players were limited with what they could do. .,---'I . , ,.. __ . CaddJes could walk the golf course to mark off yar~age, but anyone playing was turned away by Sen\or Tour offt- C'!al Skip Whittet. Whittet and Newport Beach Coun- try Club superintendent Ron Beneclict both said the golf course was unplayable. They also agreed that ll Monday was a regular round Ul the tournament 1t would've been can- celed. ·Right now, it's not playctble. but we'll do everything we can to mclke it pldyable. • Benedict said. "The course drains weU, but the greens don't~ Most of the greens jlt Newport Bedch htlve been intact since 195-4, when the course opened, unlike Riv- iera, which has newer. rebuilt greens and IS able to withstand more water. Lasliweekend's Nissan Open, for mstlhce, was played in the rain because the Riviera conditions allowed it But dl Newport Bedth lhdt'!. not the case "We bad six inchei ot water ln the fauwcsys, • Whittet said. "Some of the newer greens here, IJke 18, drcllJl real- ly well, but the others are old base.· More rain is forecasted this week ·sure, you can play in the rain, but the only tune you don't 1s when the course b. unplayable,• Newport Beach Country Club head professional Paul Hahn Sdld. There was near tragedy Sunday when the mdlrl scorebodrd collapsed between the mnth grt>t!n and prdrt.tce puttlng green. The green, wooden scorebodrd, which lists all 78 players in the Toshi- ba Clhssfc field, crashed to the ground about 3:~0 p.m Sunday, just one day after the club closed the golf colll'St' to its members. Hahn said that Toshiba Classic operations manager Mdtc Sorgatz heard the scoreboard crash from the service y.ud severdl hundred y.uds away. "If anybody wouJd have been wttlklng under tt dt lht1t time. they would have been lulled,· Hdbn sctld. When club staffer., in the pro shop nouced the scorebodrd learung Sun- dcty, they qwckly informed toumd· ment offlc1cth, who w<>nt to the serv1n yard to fuid d way to 'c•cure tl Tom M cGlnn15 of Orlando, fla., shot b7 111 the M onddy Qualifier di Strdwberry Farms Goll Club to l'drn medalist honors and mukrng ht' wdy into the Tostuba Semur Cldss1c Players were vying for four op<•n qualifying spots. Klkuo Arru of Rancho Pcllos Verdes and PauJ Paraieckas of Woburn. Mass , both sbot 68 und d.bo qud.W1ed A three-man playoff today al a am al Strawberry Farms will detenrune the fourth open quahlying spol 1lw playoff will include Ray Carrasco of lrvme, Ted Com ()f Ponte Vedra Bt•och, FW . dnd Gary Varuer of Pl ~ dn l Hills, (" dl&I Leonard Thompson, Jlm Colbert. Steve V~nato. Dana Qwgley. Bruce Fle~her T1•rry Dill, Walter Mo1gan, Bruce Summerhays, Tom Shaw, Tom Wargo, Hubert Green and Andy North Wt>rE' dJllong the Seruor Tour pros at th<> course Monddy No1th, John Sch10eder, Jun Ahem ctnd l 9<¥l To!>tubo Clds'i1c champton Cory McCord were given sporuor cxempuoru. Monddy McCord luushed 33rd on the 5eruor Tour money llSt J..u;t year, two i;Jots short ol ed11UI\g a full exe!J)pt sta- tus for 2001 "(McCord) dJd pretty we.ll here the last ume he was a ~ponsor e.xemp· bon, • Tostuba Classic pub!Jost Chns Premer !Hild CA 9'll1S-0191 (714) NOTICE OF TS lei llm-42661 I.Din {Th$ Authority wm allow locatlld at 341 The C11y 63S-SS99 THIS OFF/Cl. PETITION TO No. 51'79635246 Holxil Of lhe personal represent· Olive Sou11l, Orange. JS ATT!Jll"T7NG TO T~ S. \kldlr Died Of etlve to take many ac· CA 92868 lil011C& OI' 11lUS1U COLLECT A DllT. AHY ADMINISTER TNll Yau >n In Ollait Ilona wilhout obtaining IF YOU OBJECT lo SAi.& TSIF"lllll <*>OMC 11'"FOUtUnON OI· ESTA TI: OF u-w. A o.d OI Tl\lll Ot9d court approve! Before tne ,,.........., ol ll1e peb· ltle hie kept by tile COUl1 II yo;i are 1 person lo· lerestecl on lhe estate. you m11 file wilh 1he COUl1 I Request for ~ cial Notoce (form DE· 15"') ol tne l·~ng ot an in- ventory •nd appta1sal ol eslate asM!IS 01 of &t'r'f petition or eccount as provided tn Probate Code aectoon 1250 A AequHt tor Spec1al No- nce form 11 available from 11\e court derll Attorney fOf Petitioner. MICHAEL R. LAWLER, JR., ESQ. SBN 971111 the Superoo• Coun of Cehforn1a County of ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requesll that TANA TROW be IP· pointed as personal rep- reaema1•ve IO adm•n.te< ltl8 asta!E-OI lt1e dee• dent The Will 111\d any eodlC'IS ere ava1l1ble for ex· amtnahon 1n ltle hie ~epl by tile COUl1 THE PETITION re· Quuts 1uthonfy to ad· m.n.ster 111e 416t.11e uode< Iha Independent Admon- 1slra11on of Es111e1 Act fThos Aulhonty WlU alow the person•I represent· a11ve 10 take meny ac- llon~ wttnoul 00111m11>9 coull approval Bet0<e taking cen1in very m- ponant •ctions now- ever tl"le ~ lll>f&- se<llaltve wil be rllQu•red to gwe nolice to m· 1erested persons untegs they have waived notice or consented 10 the proposed •"•on 1 Th& 1naepeooen1 adrT'1n1s· lrauon aulhOrtly w•'I be grante<I unles.. .in ,,,. teresllld pet$0tl f11e, an objectlOll 10 the ~m·on and shows good cause wtiy tile coull snoold no1 gr~nt the duthorol'f TWO EXISTING BUtl.0- 1 NG S TOTALING 214,210 SO FT .• ANO RECONSTRUCTION OF 201.283 SO FT FOR A TOT AL OF 41549350 FT OfRE SEARCH ANO DE VELOPMENT USE CURRENT BUSINESS APN~l!l-162-67 YOU TA/NW CAN AND WU1. BERNARD J. HAWN Mlyl l982 l)t9G Yea. TR lelung cel11tn very 1m· llCll'l ,,.~w·~ appeai All IN DEFAULT UN-1£ USED fOft. ....... -r aka BERNARD N:l//atl To~ Vtas -portant ectlons how DB A "NO'TICE OF '""\. ""Y -·the petSOnal repie II the hnnno end 51818 DEl.DIQUENT ASSESS.. l'UltfOSE JOHN HAWN sty l Mir 81 Sat! Al Pl.de; -UllVe Wiii be requt1ed your object00<1s or hie r:irw ~~~~~ ~~~~~~0,1127 c;:' No '~20e1~. :.. ~y~ ~ Ofei: :~ro:t~e,. ;:,~ ~nt~~ ;;.i~tte~o~l•~~r~ ~~~ TAXI! ACTION TO PRO-............... Of benefloanH, C/901torl, ~ Aglrllf Yau Yau they have warved nolice h88rlng Your ap-~ YOUR PROP· WT.S No~~ conb11gent aed1kn. llld Shout! Carud ~ Nc'JOI or conHnted to the pearance mav be in per· DTY. ff MAY BE Loml No 1~ l*800S who may • Hnbr GI.el M 11'11,.... pr~ ecuon I Tho 50ll OI by your 1nomey SOLD AT A PUBUC MCl..AUGK.tl YOU AA£ olhelwlse be 111lerelled In propmny IDr ""'°' 11'11 lddlwi independent admtnos IF YOU ARE A CAEO- SALE. IF YOU NEED fol ~T ~ A lhe ~or estata. Ot boltl. • IU'Pfl'9d t> Ill 621 Udo 1r1tion euttiorlly wiU be ITOA or conbngen1 cted-AH EXPLANATION OF OEEOOFmusT°"TED ol BERNARD J HAWN Ptl1tOrN8E·11-.p:r16-dl granted unt1&S an 1n rtOI ol tile deceased you THB NATURE OF THE OJl1811111i18 UN.fSS YQJ llua BERNARD JOHN CA ~ll ~' lerNlld P8f90fl hlN an must ffie your da1111 with PROCEEDINGS TN<! ACTION TO PR(). HAWN PnllP*imtw 93U0-002Ylll objectoo 10 the petrtlOll 11\o coul1 and mail a AGAlNST YOU, YOU ~YOUR PMC»'ERIY, A PETITION FOR bl di II PIA>k LClal II~ 1nd showe good cauae copy lo the pel'IOllal rep. SHOULD CONT ACT A IT ._V 8f ""'" AT PR08ATE 11as ......... ft'--' The Fron!()! The F~ Al Why the court should not resentatrve appoontod by • .~ "'"""'CE IF .......,... """'' ,... the coul1 within four ..,. .. • ...... .., v • • PUBUC SAlf. F YOU by CMs A Hawn in the The Mll'I &.try Ai,a . To Thi gr1nt lho eutllooly .._ HEllEBY G!Vel Iba! Ille NEED N4 EJGl\NIATION SunAIVV Court ot ~ O'C c.ntw 401 A HEAAING on tl'le monv~ from tile date of real PfOPCT'Y m Oranae CF THE NA'T\R CF THE c.f'""~ Coun ol '1 • E 0.,..-A1e "'--'· petition will be held on tne first issuance of let-C~rv, Cabfomla. ~ ~ ~ ,....,'•••GE ly ... c.llcrn1 on W200t. • MARCH 15 2001 al ters as prOYlded In Pro-•• M w _... • YOU ~ • ,... """'' -bale Code section 9 I 00 u ,,,. lllWClllan ay. '""'• """""""" THE PETITION FOR 1000 All. _, .. t'q*1 1 45 Pm in DeOI L73 The t I t -•-CO«I Mesa. Cahfom11, CO!t(TflCT A~. A lllddel" _....... 11 .... lllM _, loc:atod al 341 ~ f'.wv •me or Ming ._...,,ms and filnbcr dacribed in i=. lldon .. ID lhl PROSATE requeall that see. tor,_,-1•·~ Or1ve South. Orang;{ will not expire before :tJ~A~I;°'~~~ cmhler'•=~~ ;=.n~ asHaw~ =-~ ~~~ C~~~ OBJECT to ~oeu~r1,;on~:1elro:11~~~ a1 111 and cmimon In and .... 0t ,...._ tllr*. • l'lp!'lfflllll\Jve to ..., , ..... _ ....__. ._.... the llfllnl""" of Ille pell-abvooveu E E 11 Lot I of Trta $160. u d-* ~ 1Jt I .... OI admnlSter !tie ISlate ot ~.!.,_ :-; .:..... "":'.:n .. .:",' uon yoll··~ld appear MAY XAMIN per amp RICOtded ui Book ....., a1dtl ...n. °' • the decedent :=· ;: ..::__--::;.....,. "!_.. al tne rie.nng and g1a1e lhe hie kepi oy Ille court Ill Paaea 40. 41 A 41 of d-* ~ bt • 111119 °' T~E PETITION -v -· -·..,-..,... your oo1eciions or hie 11 you are a P8fSOO in· M I•··-·· M .... lader1ll --11111 ta.I ~I' WI ~ ~ leresred 1n lhe es1ate IJoCC ..,_,,.. .lj)l. In u~ ---...-requests the S Wllllen ""'ections Wllh ,.._. of the C~•ft"' ~ OI ...... " ~ 0t ~ tis* ~I VOU ma~ hie Wtlt\ !he vutez . v--, __........_· . wi» end COd1oJs. " 1nv. ---r.... n·---~1 _...... the coul1 before Iha 1 · ~ Recorder of alCI couniy --.. •. °' -. be' aam1t1e<l 10 """"'Ill f"'::':'..."":,.~~·-.....::::.:; hearong Your ap coun a equest or T _., ••• ~ bank :r.:r;, 111 Seclllorl ... ~ ....... ...._ ... ............. c1a1 Nouee (form E· 01 ..... n ...... non· 51,.. .,. Fi'----',........, The w1U ano any cod10l1 _ do ,__ • ,,_,.._,_.,. ,,.arance may be In per· of ~·-.... .,. ._,._......,. M ,,...._ •• ~ ,.w 154) lhe fll1nn of an 1n-u c,_vc eaacmaiu .,., ....... -~ ID do .__, are available IOI son or ...., your anome6. . .,. I ..... r ... -"'..... ..._. The ,......___.. Truoee VJ 11en1ory and appraisal of -.nc llSIVe n.,... o -in la ._ .... be pamooa:ion 1n the file .. ---IF YOU ARE A CRE ,...y over. under &nd ....., ... .,. ..,., _........ ._...., ltle coun ~ a'!)I lllllhy lar "'I ITOA or conllnC)ent cred-estate assets or OI any wpon, Loe t for IMIUIDI) ~-.=!_ ~'":: _,...Tv!..E ~TION niorrd-~ lhe Ctqlll'1y llor al the deceased """ pe1tt1on or 1ccoun1 as .1....:-~1c ..... •-• ......,, -., "' n rc.n .ocna lrld oflll' COIM"IOll 1-· provided tn Probate or -·.~ ltl&IQtcab:;' el rtt/C. •. end .,.... requesls autt:10nty to _,_ • :'l _. must file your claom With Code seclton 1250 A CCJal. -·mon • ~ ID and ION tlllld ldmnislltr the Mtate __,,,_, the court and mail a Aequesi for "~··I Ne>-polea. •wires and COndUllJ ... -... _ _._... In -... ....._ ...,, Slld illltl 1111 be l1'IOe """" IO ttie naraonaJ r""-......,.... fo1 •'"'-ho .,., •• ·-•• ,_.. unoer the lndepenCenl -.,...., ,..v v,. lice form 11 ava!lablo or elocmacy. -~ ncs ..._ deecrl>ed properly Adminostrall<ln ot Eslltel MtlOJI ~ Ot IWWT'91ly resentative appotntod by lrom the court clerk and ocha P"'lX*' and '"* mnd ........ ID • ~ Ot ·~ ~ lh• COUl1 WJ1hln four ~ l!lerao. and o.d d Trwf dl8crbd A/;1. (This' a1otll0nty will '19 pone._. t7 ancu111-monllls trom Iha dale of Attorney fOf Petitioner. allow the petlonel BARRETT E. for M.b roof o•atwip bllllW Thi .. .... be • IJWaS m ltOltf .. hlllll-Ille first ISsoanc:e of 181· WESTOVER, ESQ. and ~ muoacluncnu "9dot. tu ........ ocMrm lljnMftlatrve IO lake edl.s Wdlrad bl' sad ters u prOVlded tn Pro- of a like or dtwm1lar 111 -..y, ..,._ or ~ ICVOt\So Wllf'out Deld ..-.S by~ W bele Code &eC1lofl 9100 (CS8t 153637) tUld. and ca---. on ~. ~ ... otic.ining court appl'CMll· tiin Md 0... ~ The bme tor fi11ng c:ta1m1 WESTOVER 6 .i,_ar loll or wd TTaa ~IOI'). OI aiwiurn-Befote taklllQ oei11Jtl ve.y l"'*-'d And Wit Al Jan! Wiii not expire belo11 WESJgVER,~ fQf roof ove:r'llan11 &ndf ~brwae, W p.f tw ~ Important action&, Tanlrl!S a WllllQf, laOOIOed lour months from the rJm: r:: ., ocbn aicroad\meou. o a aum hcMevel. the ptflOOal on ~1992 • N!Nrrerll hearing date no11ced NEWPORT BEACH, like or di.Mun1lar kind MOlnd Ill' .. ~enta~ve win be No 92.J3!)510 8cdt No above CA t2660 E.ccpcina ff'om aid Wldl· Nil wit!....,. -·red IO"""" notice ID -. _. ...... --.., ..____ YOU MAY EXAMINE' p ided l/JJ.41h Ind Ille ctwv-.__. ·-.-,,..w .....,... "" •• ui .... ....,,.,. ubllshed Newport • mterai ·in ____,In flli · lntAnsled pel'IOllS unlHa crl OrSlQI Cbunty CatlbrA the hie kept by 11\e eoun Beach-Cos11 Mesa coaimoo ta and to Loe I • .. -have waived rtltlC8 Tha 1a111 _.,. d ,. ~ If you ere a person in-Oa F non-adllme QtemC1llJ ~ w::-,.,:, '::' conse'lled UJ lhl b*a d ,.. ~ teres1ecl in the 9\111te 27 lly28 ~1 at><uary 21 and non-adull•c nabu of • ~ aeoon ) The .,...a by,,.~_, bl you may Ille with the • wT326 way ovtr, under and upon ~ ';:.. -:-:.'¥:!. ant llltl Sid wW>lt coo" a Request tor 5pe. aiJd Lot I for ~ * fDr the ._, lll'10l.'1I (Ill edminlftr.noon • au1tlority CCIII, ~ Sid:=. clel Notice (form OE· BSC 10342 dttirablc ~ !ht *"8 d .. 1111111 pl.tJi. wiff be granted unlMI en 111 Ille b,,. al h...., IU>b-' tS.ol) of the .filing of en in-NOTICE OF ~· . ~les. allldnaf .. NoloadSlll) 111181Uled person ftles an '°" crl b NclCIOI crl 5* • ventory Ind appralul of PETITION ~· wine and conduits _.._ ~ ID be objeclol to the p«itJon S500 69911 In h _. Mtata uaets Of of eny dclancll)'. trlcpbooca • _. bf\ b1t1ow. The _. or. tWI cei;. s pet!llon or account H TO ADMINISTER llllfl ocbft ~and ..,...,.~i.~an ~~ ~::: ~ h Tiii*' _ provided in Probate ESTATE OF: KCOllU'GllClllJ Chcl'CIO. .. d6I/ d _.. T.-.r -.. , w.., coul1 .. _, COde MC11on 1250 A ROBERT O'DESKY _..,draw. watei. 1as OW'-J ~.' granltlleeutrionty • ~ h ll&lftll crl lht Aequesl for 5peaal No-aka ROBERT I. and sram pipes, and nwried ,,_ • Ila _. A HEARING on ltle TMlll'•· Deed "'*' ~ tlCe form la available O'DESKY aka KC011trancn11 tlluetO. and lf'd ~ lJllll*1Y: Olltr petition wrll be held on beoO<Tll _.,_ lo aw P";at' from tne coon Ol&rll. for aid\ roof o•ertwias ~ '1'"""8: Thi Malth 15. 200\ at 1 ~ 0t ~ • 1 INllS cl Attorney '°' Pttltlon«~ ROBERT IRWIN and ocbcr a'ocroadllnc:nu Wott P'lnn., LM ~ PM 1n o.t>• No L73 ngnt Oiied 2112/2001 ""1· Thomae W.. O'DESKY or 1 Ille of di&amular rllllOn tu WC/I a ~ locatea a1 341 The Cty cilQO Tr.iclle S.-(;op. Kenclenon, hq. CASE NO. A206208 tmd. for die bcDdic of lhc lrdl. Ai.-CorporlOon DfM Orll'Q8 CA 92913-• s.d TMlll 7110 \llrow S8H st542 To all heirs beneh· -.. loa Ill aid ~ 04CY1lllil8 • 1571 Aoeru 111 Ftxr ~ CA 50)() Cempua Or. Cl'ln>S cred1tors cont· Tr.a and dtt rcnw111111 .,..,,.,., No IF YOU OSJECT to 9150& fOt S. '*""'*'" ... ~ B..ch, CA 1ngen1 creditors and 901 DOVER DRIVE, STE. 101 NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660 Pubhihad Newpoll Beacl\·Costa Mesa Oaory P110C FabNary· 2t 27 28 2001 WT328 Flctltloua Business Name Statement The loltow109 ~rsons are «>ong business as Royal V~nd1ng Service. 17842 Irvine Siva '226 Tust,n Cahlorn1a 92780 • Mercedes M Charig, 17842 Irvine _B~d •226 Tustin Ca~noa 92780 Tllrs business is con· Oueled by en indlll>dual Have you startea doing business yet? "° Mercecles M Chang 1h1s &1atement was hied with the County Cl• ol Ofange County on 02109'2001 200161154713 D111ly Pilot Feb I 3. 20 27, Mar 6 2001 T331 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement Tl'le following persons are doing business 86 Aida Shahan91an DOS 2396 t Calle De La Magdetana •431 Laguna H~l~. CA 92657 Aida Shahang1an. ODS. 23961 cane De La Magdalena 1431. Laguna Hiiis, CA 92657 ThtS business IS eon- doclec:t by •rl !OdMdual Hive you s1ar1ed doirlg bvs1neu yef? No Arda Shahang1an This a1a1ement was hlea w11h · lhe County Cieri< ol Ofange Counly on 02oa2001 200161547ot Da•fy PolOI Feb 13 20. 27, Mar 8, 2001 1334 llltla'UI Ul Did Loe I. and 1181101-In .._ -. IN granhng ot Ille Cat (714) 573-1965 9y t2UO ' persons wllO may other uccipc.lcf and ~1n1 PIO& -d 011ci11 ~ petition. you al'lOuld · Claidtll .. TM111'1 Published Nawpon wlae be interested in tile Flctltloua BualneH from aill Loi 269 eoc· in iwOlloed .. ~ IC)pelrettlleheanngind s... Pta:eaor P1~ BHch·Coata Mau will0tes1a1e or both.of Name Statement ~ for roof o•n1wla· ~ ~ eour:r ~, lllll your Obfec:bON or 1113 2J2Q 2n7/JX!1 Olity· Pllol Februery 20, ROBERT OOESKY aka The following pe1$011S anp and o1llcr aicrotdr -PM .,_ ...-... ......,_,,,,,.. wtth 26, 27, 2001 ROBERT I 0 OESKV ,.....~ '-·-·---·of a lib or d..C.. 03ol:l&'2001 111 2.--_ .. _ . .,.,,..,..__ Fletltloua Bualneu TM33i akl AOSEAT IRWIN ara -"' ....-~ 0 lar kind, rot die bcntl'il of Altll8 d Mr M .. Horth die cowt bcfioft IM.....,_ Name Shlte"ment 0 OESt<V LBT ,\ppfe1sal SeMCe ad*-loll of llld Traa flwt.,._ID .. c.oinv YCNr ~ la8Y ~ 111 The fotlowlnn persons BSc 1034& A PETITION FOR 41 Cel1lef AISie. lnnoe wt'U bt eold ll public Coutthcue. 100 0'4c s--arbyY'JWlllOIMY ere doing~ u PROBATE has been CA 92620 auWotl 111& to die bishal C..W OrM W.. Sel'lll If YOO ARE A Toy BoAl"Toy NOTICE OF fllltd by WILLIAM L W1H.-m L Tucker. 41 bidder on Pncby. Mtrch Ma.CA.~d~ CllEDfTOR 0t 1eonliopnt Boet"T~t, 3831 E. PETITION O'OESKY in thJ Supe· Cartier Aisle," IMOe. CA 09 ''""'! 3 30 b1Mtw:1a Ind alw~ crecbtor of the dlccaMd. TO ADMINISTER c c f 92620 • -• 11 : p m.. ,....._...., 81 Coas1 . Qorona def rlor oull of all omla. Tll ...... 1 1 for CMll. cU\Jer's cb«.t -··-• , you 011111 file .,_ cl11111 Mar, CA 5 ESTATE OF: County o1 ORANGE 15 ...... neu s oon- d.nwa Oii a IWe or u-S..... ~ °' Clllw '"'"' tile OOOlll llld llllil e Diane Na 333 ZENOBIA MILDRED THE:' PEllTION FOR ducted by an iodMduel -i blnot, 1 ~ drawn -datrlfor'*'~' d oopy to fl8 petwonll E Cou1 ~~~ FROST, aka PAOBATE iequests lt\et Have you started "-1 ... or fedtnl aedit IWll ~· 3) ~tal!Ye ~ C ZE .. NOB'a M. WILLIAM L 0 OESKY doing t>uitness yet? v1 ..... _~ d ,._. 8-i\. ..., .._ _.., wW*1 tour del Mal. A 5 --.. _ Vea. 01-01-01 -· or 1 ,.._. raWll 1291 AA . 131M&05t ~;;;,·the dltl d Gery N1umann, 9331 FROS{, aka ..,.. •ppolnte<I as per-Wilham L Tudter by a w or fldtnl ••· The ,..,algiiid Tnmle llrst IMuanc:e d 1111111 11 E. Cou1 HwY • Corona ZENOBIA FROST '°"81 ra1>'9Mntalive 10 Tilts ll1tement was iQp llld loan mociltion. dlaoWlnl Mr llbmw fDr _....... •-.............._ ,....... del Mat .. CA 02825 CASE NO. ....,,,.,2'"1 eclmlnlaCer IN estate of ftted wttll the Cou""' ••loll aaoc:Wlon, or -~ d .. ..,.,,._.. w• .,...,... .....,. Thia business It coo-_.,.. • the de<ledent ' . ., •viqJ MM ..,.citied ill :.. .... Of °"" ~ 0100,.n. tlrnl dueled by ~ end To •N helrt. benell· THE PETITION re· Cletk of Orange County Sealotl '102 of lbc fi. -dliU ... ,. 1 tor Mno dllrfW wll not wile cl•rlea, creclllont. cont· qua1t1 authority to ad-on °~18854250 ~ Codt and sumor· _,,,, .,_, !llbooie r no .pr.beb'ltourmonlll Have you started lngent cred1tora, and minister tne Miit• under ~Pio( feb 13, 20, md to do --111 dt1' ... ..._ ot ~ front tie ~ dlltl cSotnn IMtelneu ytt? 1*90C11 who m.y othtf· the lndependeot Adltlon-,,.. 6 200 T337 SCllc TIM •• wlll be or -dllU'*'• II no4lc»d llboll9 y-.• 2·2·06 wtee be lnltefelted tn the t.irtlion o1 E11a1es Act " r, l 111 tialll. dtk, llld m... "'°""" ...... ., .. YOU MAY EXAA«NE Olant Naumann ... Of ee&at•. Ot both, of (Thol Aulhortly w!ll allow Fl ltlout B sl betrl by 1111 lr1llla, but locltbld .. ~ the Ille 118'11 by !tie r::outl Thll 111atement w11 ZENOBIA MILDRED the ~I r119rH8nt· ct u nna W\dlout ClOWCNlll Of war· be otlWrl8d bf I ti )'Oii .,. • petlOll tiled Wllh tM County FAOST.l aka ZENOBIA 1tlv• tq 11111 m.ny 80-Name Statement ""O· '""'(• 01 Implied. ~ ~ to 1......, 1n 1118 eute. Cl8lll ol Orange County M . l"ROST. •k• 11001 without oot1lnlng Th• following,peraone npnliJll Ilda,~. ......, toM*I 10 ... )'Oii may ftle ,.It\ tw on 02J0Qi'200I ZENOBIA FROST coul1 approv61 BetOl'e are doing buliniMs u · or maimbl'lllClll. IO al ..... cu• ..... court I ~ for 200'1M147M A PETITION FOR talorlg oe11e111 very Im· Ho Sum 811110. 3112 ~ die obilpdol Ian d HI ~al~ 8"8del NCJ11D1 (bm DE· OllV Piol Feb 13, 20, PROeATE hat been portant act1on1, hoW· Newport Blvd. Newport MQlnd by .,_. llco at • llle W. .. ..., • 1&4) at tie ~ d an V. Mer o. 20()1 1333 filed by JAMES EARL -· t. pMON1 r,.. Bw:tl. CA 02963 Iona ta ma c;uWD NO. ~ .. Woll a ~and ...... d fROS1" In IN $upeflor ......... wl be ~ed • wirn.N<lly Inc., (CA). TICV OF DWNQUEHT ~~ LM ~ ............ or d tfr'/ SSC 10335 Cou,, of Cellfornle. to give notice to In· 3112 Ntwif:.! Blvd , ~ ''· uX;; E~li1'~ ~:.:"eo: =oc: ~~ETl~FOR =-~=;:;::rt •ch. c A tMmUM!NT NUMll!I\ szco ~ o..:it. tlldlOn l2a0. A _,. TO ADMINISTER PR08ATE requMta lhlt or cootentacl to m. Thie bueineee la oon· 2oooc>en1'l ID die om. ... ...., 72MIU, ... fDt Sciedll Nob farm" JAMES EAAl FROST ~opoeed K1IOl'I J The ~ by • OQl'POflllon ~~.::... ""lt 1:1';;:".iS!: =--.. -~·'ll' • .W~ ::....~ .::=...·.:'I: .•. ::.:" .. :r.:~ ... '.:~l W of dill tela, It, M ~.... om: ,.ee.181• Qwt1 A. QAOtE .. llAAY edl16.... lw ...,. of QratUd unteM en 11t V•. 517/el M -of e. lltldll CRmlDt MIMI 0. QA01E .. IN ~ ~ perwon 11111 en Will+N'ly lllC .. prA' lh " or .. Nocice mtt QMm A HAWN MARY OAOH THE P£lTT10N ,.. ~ to the ~ EdwMf J O'Neil. Jt ~a,~~1~ z.aztc:AAAVE.l't. c~ HO. A20l118 =:-.,...~~and~ CIW8 Pr~ •ttlM!'lt wu lacWlls 1alt m.,... ITATIMEHT Of LAOONANtauaCA To all hWI, btnfll• be edrnffte(I IO Pf*I• wtly"' lholAd noc flied wl1h lhe CouMy .,.._ made to .-, AIAHOONM!NT OF ..__ ,._,,,,~!.!!!' Clltloe. crodltOfS. cont· The W11 and "'1 oodlClle vr:-H~~ tho Clol'k o1 °"-'1ge County THE PEllTION re quests the decedent s Woll and cod<ols 11 any bo adm1neo to p<obate The W~I and any codols era 1va1laoie tor ex· arn.natJOn lfl tile hie ~ept by ltle COUil THE PETITION re queais jiiUlhorlly to ad, m11111tet the oslale unde• Ille Independent Adm1n 1si1111on OI Estates Act (T~ Author'rly woq illlow lho l)ersonal reptesent· a1tv1 lo lake many ac· t1ont w1tlloul obtainon.g coul1 approval Before taking ce11a11:1 very 1m· ponan1 actions how- ever Ille personal re9r•· senlallYe woU be requited 10 give notice 10 on terested persons unlets thev have wa1v8<1 notice or consented 10 • the proposed ac11onJ The dependent a minis 1r11ton authority will be gr anted unless an 1n· terested person f.les an obtoctoon to !tie pe!JtlQfl end SflC>ws good cause Why tne court snoulr:I not grant the autnonty A HEARING on the pe1t11on will be held oo MARCH 22 2001 at 1 45 pm 1n Dept L73 located at 34 1 The Coty 011ve Sou1'I Orange CA 92.668 IF ~OU OBJECT to the granting ct the pel1· toon. you should &1>P9ar It the heanng 1nd state your ob1ect1ons 01 ftle w111ten obfectJon• With the coul1 before lhe h1arong Your Ip· pearance may be in per son or by yOUf attorney IF YOU ARE A CREO· ITOA or contlflg81ll cred· 11or of lhe deceased you mUS1 ftle your da1m With the coun and mall a copy to tl'le pertonal rep- reMt'lltrve appointed by th• COUl1 Within four months flpm the date ot the first issuance of iet· ters es prOVlded 1n Pro- bate Code section 9100 ni. time for filtng claims will not exp.re before four months lrom the hearing date nottced above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by tne coul1 It yoo are a ptr!IOfl 1n- terHtad in the esl1te you may file with. tl'le COUr1 • R8QIJ8SI fOf Soe- c .. 1 NotlQe (form OE 154) ot Ille filing ol 1111 In- ventory 1nd appraisal of 8111111 assets or of eny peltllon or account 11 provided on Prob111 Code NCtlOll 1250 A AaQUMt tor SpeaaJ No- l~ I01m os ave1la~ from the eou11 elafk. Attorney tor Pwtltloi Mii ROeEA'l' L. MAUN, ESQ. S8H 11Nt LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT L. MAUN, Uot E. CHAPMAN AVE., ORANGE, CA t21ff Put>llltled Ne,,port Beech-Costa MHa Deily PlloC Fetlnlary 27. Me1ch 5, 8, 2001 TM3.45 ISSC 10355 NOTICE Of PrnTION TO ADMINISTER ESTATI Of: EU.EN 8. Fl.OVO BROWN CASI! HO. A20l254 To al ...,.., tl«lefl. daMe. ~edltorl. oont> lngenl Cll'ldt&Ott. ~ PMOntt Who llWf oflet. wllebe~lah ... Ot 9111111!,,. cir Doeh. ~ OJ.CM S. ,..\.OYO 1.-owN A HEARING on Irle petruon w1I be ,, .. 10 on MARCH 22 2001 at 1 45 p m "' Dept l 73 localed a1 34 1 T"" Crty Drive Soulh Orange CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to !he grantoog ol the pell· lion you $N)\JIO appear al the heanng and stale your Ol>ject ions ot file written Ol>jechon~ with the coun before tne hearing Your ap- pearance may be in per· 50l'1 or by your attorney IF VOU ARE A CREO- ITOA OI conungem cred- itor al N deceaMd you muS1 hie your daorn Wl1!l the coun and mail a copy lO Ille J*SOllal rep- rosentatrve eppotnled by the court w1th1n lour months trom Iha date of Iha tl('5t IS$llll'IC8 ol let· ters u plOVIO«I •n Pr<>- bale Code sectoon 9100 The bme l()f f~1ng daims will not exp1re before tour months from the hearing dlte noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE 111e Me kept by the eoun If you .,. • per90n 10- terested 1n the nlate. you may hie v.1111 Iha cool1 a R8QUllst tor Spe- cial Notice (torm OE· 15"') al the l!llllQ of en •n· ventory and appraisal of esrete a.swts 0t ol any petllton °' account as provided on Probate Code 58C1•on I 250 A ~ for Speall No- tice form is available lrom me eoul1 ~ Attorney fOf Petitioner. ntOMAS M. WHALING, €SQ. SBN 310S7 23532 EL TORO RD •• STE.. I, LAKE FOREST, CA t2e30 Publl•f"l•d Nawpon Beach-Costa Mesa Oelfy Piloc Fabrvary 27 Mltdl 5. & 2001 TM346 NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL AGtNDA SUMMARY Adloul'Md Aegul•r MHtlng Study s.tJon . 4:00 p.m. Febfwry 27. 2001 PUBLIC HEARINGS UNDEAGAOUNDING UTILITIES AND RE· CONSTAU CTtNO STREET IMPROVE· MENTS IN PROPOSED ASSESSMENT DIS· TRICT NO 79 (BEACON 8AY DE- VELOPMENn NEWPOA1 TECH- GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 2001-1 REOUEST TO 1NmATE AMENDMENTS TO THE . NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL PLAN AS FOLLOWS A) PARK M~CARTHUA · 3901 MACARTHUR 80ULEVAAO A PROPOSAL TO IN CREASE THE DE VELOPMENT ALLOCA TION FOR PROFESSIONAL ANO BUSINESS OFFICE StTE 3A ANO TO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATION 1FROM RETAIL ANO SERVICE COM MERCIAL TO ADMINIS. TRATIVE PROFESSIONAL ANO FINANCIAL . COM MERCIALI ANO ES- T ABLISH A DEVELOP· MENl' ALLOCATION FOR AUTO CENTER SITE 1B OF THE NEW· PORT PLACE PLANNED G0!.4· MUNITV B· OUR ~ OUEEN OF ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH 2(µ6 ANO 2100 MAR VISTA OAtVE A PROPOSAL TO IN· CAHSE THE DE VELOPME~T ALLOCA TION FOR TWO EXIST· ING CHURCH PROP EATIES BV 24.000 SQUARE FEET FOR THE COMBINED PROPERTIES. TO AL· LOW FOR THE .CON· STAUCTfON OF A NEW CHuRCH ANO THE EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING ELE MENTAR Y SCHOOL, ANO CJ ST MARI< PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH · NORTH WEST CORNEA OF MACARTHUR BOULE VA.AD ANO SAN JOA· OUIN HILLS AdAO A PROPOSA L TO CHANGE THE LANO USE OESIGNAnON FROM AEC AEA· TIONAL ANO E NVI AONMENTAL OPEN SPACE TO OOV· ERNMENTAL EOUCA· TIONAL ANO INSTITU- TIONAL FACILITIES ANO ESTABUSH A OE VELOPMENT LIMIT Of APPROXIMATELY 20.000 SOUA.RE FEEl. TO ALLOW THE CON- STRUCTION OF A NEW CHUROi CQM. PL EX INCLUDING SANCTUARY AOMIN- IS TAA TIV E FACIL· ITIES. PRESCHOOV DAV CARE FELLOW· HIP HALl. ANO MIS· CELLANEOUS USES RESOLUTION RE- L A TING TO RE· CtAlME.O WATER, nE SAN JOAQUIN RESER· VOIA (SJR) AND nE BASIC INTEGRATED AE·USE PROJECT AGREEMENT (BIRPA) RESERVOIR OPERAT· INO CRITERIA MEMO-RANOUl,I OF UNOER STANDING f RANS· FER Of AESERVO.R OWNERSHIP, COL· LECT1VE DEFENSE AGREEMENT MEA SURE S GUIDELINES REQUEST FOR FEAS181LtTV STUDY FOR AN ARTS 6 EDUCATION CENTER AND A CENTRAL PARK Pub lllled Nowpott 8Hctl·COt ta MeU ~ flllcll F-..y 2'7, 2001 1'341 Te sAbout llwn, -. -.... U8! Of F1Cl'TTIOUS ,__, --lngont ~~ and a,. 1vallebl9 tor ox• ~ w1 be held Ofl on 01111112001 ._....of 111tt n.ile. BUllNUS NAMI ~.=.Ftft :°: == :';: tmlnlllon ln tw flt kept MARCH 22. 2001 •t 2001 ... 1t1t :W.:. :-;..::• ... eon(n:,'t!'= ,.C: 11,n zpocn _.or ...... ,or be#l.ot 11yJ;~ re :,:,.:~ ~,°tf!. ~ ~~=' 1~ _.,., 8f ._ Iba o4ller dot*' tho UN ol the MAAY QAEVAS ~ eulholty IO Id-DIM 8outtl 0r11'91 ~C 1 ...,.. ...,... '7 flOlltb'9 ~ IWM Aot.flkMll ltUllneet QAOSE 1ka MAIN 0. mlnllMt IN ...... ll'dlr CA 92988 • -m 111 '7 llw, _. FOAT)'7 DE81QN8, NefM 8'attlMnl . ~ Illa MAAY h lrl ... tdlnt AGnln-IF~VOU 08JCCT to ...... Oft Ill' .. *"' 24tl H1rt>or Blvd ., -... OA08t -.ton of html H:A .,_ o1 111 .,... "T1T10N . 1-P£TITION FOR PR08AT£ NI ~ tiled by AOIEAT NEHER *' b ...,_ Cou,, o1 Cal1fomie. Cc:u'tlY ol ORANGE NOLOGY CENTER (Ml-RK BARKER FOA THE ST CLAIA COM- PANY. AHUCAHTl • 600 SUPERIOR AVE- NUE • A US( PERMff TO EXCEED n1E BASIC HEIGHT LIMIT Of-32 F'EET UP TO eo FUT IN OONJUNC-TIOH WITH THE A£, MOOEl Of= A14 EXIST· ING AES£ARCH AHO 0€Vl.LOPMENT SITE ANO TH ACCEP• TANCE 0, ,_ NEOATI~ DECl.AAA· 1lON ™! PAO.IEct WIU IHCLIJ« 1l4l D!MO'-ITION OF IOt,lrM 80 FT. OF THE EXll1Ml ,,._... YOUR GARAGE ALE! In ClASSIFIEDS -ne.... • 1107. ,....,.. ...... CA ·-tcloWlnO ~ A ftl!TITION '°" ~ ... -. ... .. llOr\ l -Ylo •EJl••T·· .. ... " .. .., .. t2t2t ...._, -.,. dtl*V buliW -PAOeATE Mt *" .. -~..,,....,.. .. ;J'°"~ lnCI..._ .. nTATl~ ,._ ._ .. • _. The ,.ICtltloul .,_.. ~~ ANNA •. u... llld .,, Mt04A£l M ._. '° ...-. man, .. '°"' __.,. °' Ne aio Ka.Ill ..._ -.... 1111 • Wiii 11ot ,,._ '*N ,.,.,.,.., to .-'OIA·_..,, NACE· er. IN ~ llOl"9 ...._ ~ ~ ~ - ..... 111 .. ._ ...... lbo'fe -lied II\ Or-ICM:l. iltfl1 0... et.. Cou,, Of Catlfomle aour1 ~ e.tof9 IN oourt bebe lhl CLIOllAYE --" .. M lll'IQO ~· :; = ...... Oll9ofo. ~ ~F<>f' ._. C*1aln *Y Wit-hHrlng Yo111 ep• ..... .,. • CUO 5,j~.= ~~:.e 0:::.7:: ~~:"r&.'* 5.:E= W:i7-ii •:i:-:L- .. .._., ...... ..._ · ....._ -7 :. .. ....-. • I*' to • .._ nolot to In-ITOA or w•.,,i _. CAil lllrAaliln~ •:--. ........ "' Lauren Clltlalln• J:.:"a~C:: ..,.:;:w: ~ .... ~= llllld,.Or . G.,a; To .. ~-..... .. !. .t-... w ._ w~.... • ....., ~ -.r .. ........_ . ...,. -..,.. •,... lltlliM .-er.-.. _.. 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M. latl ,... ~..:: J: ~ IMY UW: ... 'r 'rW nlM 9- ·· THt PETITION FOR .....aM11!~ ... AOeERT NCHE.R be ..-.-~ ,., ....... ~ ..... __ ._ .. cMlt'lt TlE PEmO. ,. ...... ~ . .......... ,.,,, . .. ....., ....... 90 FT. ADQ)El. Oii .. MOTICI TO ~ eoope o4 wOltl CONTllAOTORI wNdl ~ '*' opHol\ .. IMTINQ INC)I belt MM .. nMdit of Ollione, ~. ~ .SHER 111t ,,..,.. 111111..,_ .. fl#tllt ~ oMN M "-~B~ ~ WVc 8Clll kwlNtlon m11Y be ob- Tnm.et d .. ~ ~Hl~lllfl ~ ":; = ~ 16-V*t Sdlool a.tel of FlibNllY, 2001 (714) 593-)'583. ~r~bid.~ mtv: WI ~ PUblflhtd Ntwpof1 Ind lndudlna 10:001'.M ~. Stacll·Coala MtH Matctl 18, }()Gt at tne 'i!:td Nt~ = Piiot Flbl\lary V , =~~Buch-Coal• Mtaa !347 1a1n v:im, CA moe. ~iOO~ FabNaly 20. .:.~blda W,,,*=';:. • T311 lldy ooentd and rtad tbld '°' Bid No. 01~. "BAU WAllS" u Rlc:al9d In the Bid ao.dfjcatlon. Bid doc:o-m.iits Ind aptc:fflcallona art on tit at the Dlltrlcl Purchallng Department 17210 Oei Strttt. Foun- tain Vlley, CA 112708. {714) 843-3245 A "Mandlllory Prtbld Conference and Job Waf#." wilt bt held on Matc:h 8, 2001, at 8.00 Lm. at lhe Dllltlcl Main- tenance Otflce. 17880 N.-nd Street, Foun· taln valley. Ca. 82708 ~ biddlN'I mull be P' ... tnt at lhia timt to be con1ld1rtd for lhl1 projtet The Board ol T~ , __ flt ngnt IO r.. jed tny and ~bide and lo walvt any ltreQUlanly therein. The ~ la allO rtMNed by lht Board ol Trull-to eeltct ltema NOTICE INVITING BIDS Thi Orange County Sanllatlon Olatrlct, Calf. fomla, wlll rtotlv• bide until TUNC11y1 M1rch ~\ 2001 .. 1':00 ...... aroa ~ be rec.IYld II tilt Ol.trtera Mmlnla- tr 11 lvt Lobby or Purchulng Ofb by In. dat• htrtlnabove ... fof1h, II which llmt they will be opened and tX• amlntd at tht Dtetrlc:t Purchaelng Off lea, 10844 Ellla AY1nu1, Fountain V~Calllor· nia. for lht PURCHASE (I ) 2001 FORD F-150 DlOtCATEO CHO \f'J TON PICKUP TRUCKS SPECIFICATION NO. 2000/01·28 Sealed bids mutt bt IWbmlttld on tht fonn aupplled by lht Dlatrlot UNIVEAllTY Ofl• CALIFO .. NIA, IRVIHI CAMPUS NOTIC! INVfT1HQ OlNll!ftAL CONTRACTOft PRIQUALIFICATION STAUMENTS POft CONITRUC110N CW UCI ARTI RENOVATION AND IEIMIC IMPROVEMENTS, PHAll I PROJECT NO. 111011 FEBRUARY 2001 NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN ltllt Contractor Prequallflcatlon Stal• mtnll wlH be ractlved by the ~ °' Call-fomla, lrv!M Campoa, for QUdk:atlon lo bk! on ARl'S RENOVATION AHO SEISMIC IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 2, PROJECT NO. 911011. All Gtneral Contrt0r tore Who art lnt-lltd In prequallfylng for Ihle hHlex G) EOOAl NOOSING OPPORTUNIT'( ,. 1111 estatt acMt1*sing In tllls twspajlll' Is .... ID Ille r.delal fair ltoullno Act of 1968 as amenct.a wllicll makn It illegal to ldYWtise •any prtftrenct, limbtlon or dlsc:rtmll\ltloll basaO on ract color, 1'1119· Ion, sex. ~. tamlllll stllus Of natlonll origin, or an intention to make any Mil pmertnce, lmrtation or dilctl111l11alioo. • Tiiis newspaper wtlt nol tnowlngly acctpl any 1dve11isement tor rul estale wllich is in Yiolation of the law. Our reade11 ate htrtby Informed that alt dlltllngs advertised In tNs f11WSP1Ptf .,. mllabll on an ICIUll~ oi: basis To ' ol dilcrlml- llltion. HUO IDl·free al 1-«IM24~ m , ... Pl BUY WHOLESALE DIRECT. Wholu1l1 brWrs ol ~ MlniAeor lurad Homes SaYe up to $40,000 ptar1lltd Leam 1111 aecms dtlllrl donl wanl you to know 1·800·242 ·00 80 ICAL'SCANI MODJESKA CYN Etc•p• to country Uvtne. 1 ACf9 of total privKy .... '°"" cir\ lam, cftlcl + -2 trpc. :..IOO gueat71...=- Amx~Al!!y • ••• m NEW HOMES OPEN SAT A SUN Acflac*rt to Newport a.ch I Trtenolt Square. MHS0-1440 DON'T LOSE Q>O Wt BEAT 11ty 01t1M 1-lttldlf Of PAY You $300I FIN Apptawl '" , 5 Mini irww.15111nkMln.cOlfl 714-151-""1 HARBOR COVE Stunning home 4br 2 5ba. Will IO FMll Is not n MLS S88111< AgLlown 949-632·2600 BAY VJEW GIANT • + din, 2 ldlchenl ms,ooo Ae t 9'9&72H120 OIOllct and *' to ob-lalr\ ltll ~ Paac.c Ny cell tllt* (M)~or(M) $24-8117. DA Tl Of' 8U9Mff • TAL: Connctot p,._; qu1lltlcaUOll StaMmtntt will bt ~ at lht Ofllct of o.IQrl • °°"" atNOtlon 8aMcM Vnl- Vtftlty of C111/ornla, ll'VIM, 3SOO Blri<lley Plaoe, ll'VIM, Cllltofnle 82997-2450, Anendoft: ....... ~ uncl 1:00 , ..... 1\IU. DAY, llARCH ti. 2001. No p11qu1llflc1tlon ~ Wll be_. cepttd after thlt time. Howewr, Ille llnlwnllly ,...,..,.. Ill rlgt1I to ft- qutlt. r90llVe and IYaJ. uate eupc>lem.nlal In- formation from oontrao- lora, If detrned MCH-aary. to ptop«ty tvM· Ila lflllr QUallftc:allone ContrlC:tof PrtquMfica-tlon ~..,.. bt aubmltt•d In aHltd ~ mar1(td on the outlldt, "Contl'llC> tor Prequallflcatlon ~"Arte Ren- ov.Uon and W-lc ~-.w. PhlM 2.' BUILOtNO CONSTAUCTIOH COST ESTIMA~: $2,500,000.00 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: The propoatd Art• • . .... 111 -la .... -.... ;.,---· ~ .~ J • . l I _ ~I LAlltheGCa rMtf ........ " ... ' ,.,., ... ........... • . . ~and ..,., lmpr'OllM*'ll "*' a ~ oontlltt . of two 1. ART ITUCMO' The profec:t. ~ ~ .. bl.M-.g to • ~ "*'G· by ODl'-•ttuctlng _ new th•tr ..... '****'Cl alllng 1t1t1r w1l11, adding t.':.11~'''" 11 Ille • Ind •111en-h eidallrlo Wiiia to !ht roti. Thi '9ll0Ytlllol • ln-dodt OOIWll'llon al the Yldeo Sl\ldloe lo Yldeo laboratorlH and 1 1"°'*'1! .Cuello, IOIM mmr ~· '°"' peinllng adoe auch .. ,~ of llghtlng and remodel of lllPPOft .,... for lllOfl tlfldtnt 1tor1ge. ur .... r11y I code lmpr~ ln-dodt ~ for..e ,.. "'• allrm eyat.,-n and oonlCndon " ,.. tDlll room building. Ac· :.~ code upgradH to ale'latorl and ltllra. Thi Pfolect wlll llto upgradt lht. HVAC 8Y119m. 2. SCULPTURE STUDIO: Thi prClfld wll ltNC*Jrally UW1ldt lhll bulklng to • ·goocr rating, by COtWITUCtlng ,,.. .n..r Mii. lhldt· anlng txlat.lng ahtar w1111, adding grad• beams •• the founda· Ilana, and axtendlng IX· ly MIMll '91• 3::1-0 l 'tst Ba" &rttt Costa Mtae. CA 92627 \I ~.,., lhd. • Bon 5c ••• Ttkpbooe 8:30am-5:00pm ~~ ... ,~ Walk-In 8~30iuu.-S:OOpm ~ridr) ii -, . ' _..JI'.' " ... · cr --.· ~~ -~· : ~__._. ... ·1 .. .. ,. .. ~·-' ,...-,,., -· . ' \ I ;.!;: ··~ ,.. . . {· . '( r,\i/ It I • ~ PUIUC NOTICE IMTAnON TO BID Nodcl la lwlby alwrl that !ht Oc1ari View School Dlttrlc:t of Or· Inge Counly, Calfomia, hertlneltet 1'91tfftd to u "OISTRICr'. wll r90llVe IMlld blc1ll up to but no llllr lhln 2::00 _p.rn. on !ht mi day of Mardi, 2001 , mt !ht DISTRICT Admlnlltratlon Offk:M, 17200 Pinehurst LaM, Huntington Beach, Ca 92e47. At .. Mid lint .... end .... ... wll bt ~at:::~ "Ir. WOM AT OAK VtCW "'flCHOOL AHO IDUCATION REIC>UftCa CENTEft ANO TOILET aUILDINO Plant and 1peclfl· Cllb1I 1r9 on Ille II the DISTRICT Purchallng ~l 11 17200 Plnehum Lallt. Hunt· lngk)n 8-::tl. ea.. (714) 8'7-2551 Ext 1440 Ind wll bt avWbll at lht job W9lk. Thtrt II I $35.00 non-rlfundablt c:hltgl for plene. A Mandatory Job Walk will ba htld Wtdl'\Nday March 7, 2001, 10:00 LIT\. = at Oek Vltw 172.41 Oek Lani. l'iUrrt· lngton Beach, Ca. 828-47. Tht DISTRICT rt- qulrN that Ille bidder ~ • 8 oonlnlclor'• llcat-. at Ille timt tn. bid " aubmllttd. Certification of Crimi- nal Aecofda Chedc will be ~ I* Educa-tion Cod• atctlon 45125.1 (AB 11110, 1812 end 21021. EACH 810 MUST CON- FORM ANO BE RE· SPONSIVE ONLY TO THE BID DOCUMENTS AND AOREEMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY, AS PROVID£D BY THE OIS'TRICT Tht Dl$TRICT r• _..... Ill ilQf1t D Aljecl ""' or .. bllta or to WllW ""' lrregulltftlel °' lnf«mallllN In eny bldl Of In tht bidding proctaa . Publllhtd N~ 811ch-Coet1 M IH Daly Plol FlbnJary 21. Mllldl 0. 200 t Flctltloue BU9!neu Name StnetMnt Tht ,~ ptt'IOll8 .,.. doing bulWllill - A) ~ CowlCY Mon+ • 8 l..ol Cabalelot = •t•t•. 1728-4 NawtlOPt St.1 1100, Fountain Valrty, CA 82708 Wallaoa 8. Rodadltr, 100«< A4am1 Avt., 1343, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Thll boalnetl la oon· dUclld by: an lnctvldual Havt you atarled doing bulirllla Yf!(1 No Wallace 8. Rodec:bf Thie llatement waa filtd wittl !ht County C1ttk of Orange County on 02IOlll2001 200111$4451 ~ Piiot Fib. 13~ I 0, 2001 Polley Rstt$ and dtadlints an-subjtCt to rhanp widt0u1 notirt. TI1t publiAAtr l'ml'\"" tht npt to rt'fl'iOr. rttla sify. "'' i...., or rrject. an~· dassif itd a<h'trtistmtnt. Plwt rtpOrt an\· mor tha1 maf l>f' in ,·our clas5ifitd ad inuntdiat~·· Tut Dai)~ Piloi acrtpt~ no liability for M~ trror in an am-crtistmen1 for •-hicb it lllllY bt ~iblt uttpt for the rosi ol the spatt actuall)· occupiffl b~· the tnor. Cmli1 can OU~' bt l\llo,'ttf for 1ht fint insurioo. -----DNdllnes----- Monday ........... .Friday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Tuaday ......... Monday S:OOpm S.Uurday .......... .Friday 3:00pm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Sunday ............ .Friday 5:00pm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpo1 c;.r-· -1 K:J~rr-·-? LAl<ER T1CKITI (2) ..,.,., low, mid ~ Ind parlllng. Oraat Olft Mt-720-1'50 WOLfF TAMING IED8 TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT N¥J SAVE COMMERCIAUHOME unlla "'°'" $188 00 ~c:~ Call 1-800-711-01 www.ne.llltan.com LAROE UNTI AVAIL Wldll dlM up Ind doore, 12ft high 11ackln1 ..... 2'4 ....... Olll.UI~' Oft .. l!wd c:7'ff'·~-.... .:.. • . • -:, .. 4 ... _ •.• . ...... ;I. OVERSJ'OCIED A call to daaelfied wlllbdpt (949) 642*S67 ·~·~ ·~·At.-.•OMC.,.......... $tCA8HPAIO$$ _,.... __ _ WI •UY ESTATES ·~Mefdy..W. .. ~CONSIGNMENT~ • I . I . I ::64M922e so~8A8T na ........ .... A..CA111t'f -6'-CA ... ASPECIAL PuBIJCATJON JUST FOR YOU! ' PuaLmf D Mardi 2& 2001 n.~a.wu.. SPat rm Dw>UN& w. Olly ... ,....,.. Maida 19dl -~ ........ lftl!li1. ~~· •.. ,.. .• ......... 1 •• 4 ' DaJly Pilot . ~ ......... . .. I . : ..: .fo,.,.J COAST <:OIN NEEDS ot.D COINll Gctd. lilv9I ~. ..... tiQull Cold* 14~-9'47 TOP _.CORDS! JUI. R I 8. Soul. Rodi.. -.sa.&ea. MIKE ~7506 What happens H you don't advertise? Call the Classifieds (949) 642·5678 ~.~ JAME MA HAf"f-Y ~Prcpt1rn •M.efO&d antk.1ft*h•W. lt1rr.iH\ •r•-tik'd ~ IM.\ r mt 6291erminat W av ·~" Coli:ta "'e:M 949 548-3311.) POLICY . In 1111 elbt 10 olle< lhe bell MMCI paallllll IO OAJI r.o. .,. Ind .,,,....,., wt .... 19QUtrt Contiaciots wtlo ldVel1iM Ill the SeMct Dndoty IO llldudl lhw Contra,lora l1ctn1t numbar in "* ~ "*11. y °"' co-opinllOn • Q!'!!!ly p!Cl!tld 1~1 FARTltltQ INTUllOflS Katllr'I I 8111 I Remodll Ind Room Adctllotll l!ff0!!75 HOMEflair ...-~ Regluf/Reftirbi:'if ~ain • F1beJbss Sinks ·~ Counlen 949-645-7123 GHHf.1,H Rf PAIRS - .. . , .. \ ~ \. '~-~ .. . ·-· ~ .. 2LivHOME ~ EIJn urr <onus home. WORK FOR THE BEST o.t'ontology Aide I c....gtwn I Compenlone FOR PRIVATE DUTY • Mm1mwn 2 YQn apmcm.c .,.,th Ahhomc:r, Dcmcnm Of Gm>-Psych ' ~c-ln I Uvt·Out / 4 hr / 6 hr I 8 hr I 12 hr Shift Ava1bbk •Wt offer aaollcnt bcncfics J Training J Top Pay / 401 K Plui Join the LlvHOME Te•"'I l8e A.Re••• uU M,/uw ffl.JJ 93.J-S&t0 0.....-Ceunty ('..J ~-"' (94 9) 79'f 9f .,, Vlatt u• •t -webtltte1 -.ltvlloftM.o-.. llESIJlV.\110~ &G&Yl'S I fuJl.um ... U11 It <'\OUD!I i.luflo ~12-Slii Toi>-Produl "C l'b llighcr • Utahh. lbW i-n...., •.UI ~r.. • l'lud l1lalll'a •Lt•lrnl<'llll*•--- FIND an apartment through classl6edJ , A TO Z HANOYMAH .Install reface cab«le1S ltldle~ 'bath. doo1Siw1ndows 714-~ SEP,f"-y""1 ~!1.-,~·l .:. ;. ; ' . " ; .... . . ~ :: . _. t A•,.r,\.' Clean Al 5 Rooms $99.00 ~--· ... .-., .. ,~ ·' fL'..L.'.t ~ ·: ~~.,.. ...... COUNTER CASHIER IWport IMdl Dll ~<rty f7 ~sa so per "°"' °'l*drlQ on eqi Mcn.Fn A 00 10 2 30 Cal 94~7844 Of 949 .. 87-0952 DRIVER • OWNER/Of'Efl.. 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"*" ~Id &C911em lllOfll!1'y prolll poeenbll F~ -aVllllCIWgood O'tdt 1 ·800-63 7. 7 «4 (CAL'SCAN) ANTIQUE A CLASSIC CARS 9 Cars , 2 motorcycles, all in perfect condition 100° o restored. Sale all m one block 0< 1ndMdually Pnvate Party OPEN HOUSE 10am-4pm Sat March 10 Sun March 11 2001 1229 w SheWy Ct Orlnge, Clllf Clll fof listing 94t-71t-9317 today 1·800·842·t310 I Call Claaalfled Today www np ttstan com CAL·SCAH ___ (_9_4_9_.).._8_4_2_-_5_8_7_8 __ __. , .. ...... , JUNK TO TI4l DUllPlll 71 ...... 1112 AVAILABLE TOOAYI I-llMDW I MM7WSM -~~-1-·•I Admtions • KitdMn lo1hroom • R.,an Cal the leader in So. California meblim LWIDm atma t4M37•5M2 •', ,', • ' I l ~ •''-I • . . "~ Run your ad m the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daity Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain I/alley Independent to • Tuesday, hbuory·'O. 2oo1 • 11 0 YES, IE1L MY CAR -., reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us thts form With your credit card # or mail with I a'Check toda)i! .,. __ \Q~l'f--------8~. -g~ 8::."""-?oa ---o~ ... o -......c--~ D·-D·-~0.-... D·-O•••.._ o-.._ Run for a week! If a .. ::.-. 0 -..._ o.. ..... ···=-· a ... .._c..-a..-..~ ~11 ..:Pi your car does not 0 ·-0 ..... o-.------0...---............. ___ ::.A_, sell. we'll run 1t for L __ ~..!'9~ ~·~~I?'---_ ariother week FREE! l\i~ldDHl\t All for JUSt $16'. u.cwr,1 J.M l!!.<kP£.JMi!I!! PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif Public· Ut1l111es Com- mlSSIOO REQUIRES that an used house- hold goods movers pnnt their P U C Cat T runber: ltmos and ctiauffers pnnt 1t1etr T C P number in a• advertismen13 11 you have a QUeS • tJOn abolJt the le98'· rty of a m<M!f. Imo Of dlauffe< call: PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 71'·558--4151 ..... ~ .. " \ . ' . ..,,.. -...-• .. NE\'/llORT PLASTERING • SIUCCO~ • Room Addl1lons • Old Fasnion lnteno< Plaster f'lestora1t0n • No Job IOO smat llU..LY IOIC)B)""" IGUlllD 85&""601 The Local ...... -.., ......... ,...l.OCAnNO BICTIONIC Sl.u UAK DnlCnOH ~-..... 675-9304 ~ Roonna Sprclallstw ..,-._ • ..,_C.:,..l!tA.- 949-722-8846 714-7Sl-8846 u...r--.. WATERPROOF ROOFING ~· ........ Free&*"-Al~afAoof9 AIWMl~ ~,_ (949) 631-1085 ~1 1-'!I DIAll I SIMI C1.INING SP90ALST TWtEDY ruJMllNG· 949-445-2352 -.. AU Dfm11S OOCLDGGED •ml.DI.--... ·-··-···· --·-"'-.,._ <n4l•1IO FARTHllO Iii~ ~ . """""" l::::t; w-;;;;. THE 11181111 !\iecillZ»• " ~,:=., WI CW.S ehcUI Nng ............... w=.--.;;;u Whit happenstt you don, ldveltile? ·•' .. . . . 12 Tue.day,~ 27, 2001 ACAOS8 54 Food..,._ ~ ~o...., 65~111W 10 Cllmll '-llP't 57 AnMd 14 T\:lclell Ml.lppet 81 Garrotng Cly 15 Fa1.11peia 82 ~l...otdll 18 To -exacl!Y 83 Ellll)'tll Wlaeel 17 ~. r-'clue &4 2001 01 2002 18 Famou1 bltdge 86 Lb a bey "20 ,,_ cl*" • n Noble< eo SOur plct(le 23 FlMoe~ 25 Oae1e feature DOWN 28 ~·na 1 §matte' T~r loo." a.g 2 Wl(10 27 Legume 3 ne org 28 -OUl Ullld 4 ry IOI IMllly S Pleoe 32 Unlold centunee 8 Farmers' 33 Neel 9QUlld produce 35 Madlcinll 7 A GulhtW patllon 8 f>ole M7.01 OllDOl.---1~ 36 Joule f111ctlon 9 Prepare ttw 37 Miike ttke a 0111111 27 Large~ 49 Before, to a bunny 10 llfl<galned 29 EuallYl>tus bar(! 98 Crack pllol 11 Bryce Canyon eale<S 50 Olrectot Woody 39 Utcraone cepUI si.te 30 Aoco111>1nv 51 Crooked 41 Ta&le or touch 12 Olstrlbl.Ae 31 Oceen waters 52 Quaker 43 Uneucx:essf\JI 13 Equal 3-4 .... , Whleh pionoun play 111 Zich plllee '1" S3 l.ouJ9e or 44 Bombay.,.., 21 lf'l'C>Ollanl time 40 Celle• 'Glfligan'a 45 Sample period 41 Sc8118fed Island° 46 T eech 1or 23 Actress aiound 54 Played the sa• glindlng SWDll90n 42 Ant>eseedor's 56 01 adclress 48 Walerle&s 24 More tediou& workplaoe 58 "The GreatllSI• 50 ~ capable 25 BaWIS 43 SW4ndlecl 59 Wire rneesure 51 ciou-26 Hunts ror 47 Ancient 60 Moray -.----"'1!'9- 36 years residing & working in the Ncwpon ti Costa Mesa area. Spedaliu11g in single family ti residential income propcnic:s. 2J Co!poralt Plaza. Su~ L2J Ncwpoc1 llfach. CA qi()6() (~640-7888 X276 '"'~~.T.'P.!! rz~~.e Vlo_{fiirkf:;fealty 5K~0rfhler Brokrr for your "N~ around rhc neighborhood.• "Covering Balboa Peninsula & Newport Beach" Bui. (949) 673-3m Pgr. (949) 651-4610 Hm. Off. (949)6n.3899 Fax. (949) 673-6805 Cannery VIiiage Realty Inc. MaryAnn W. McGuire Prudential California Rtalty Specializing in Sea Faire, Villa Balboa & Versailles, Newpon Beach. lfW@fu\1 EXPECTmon>' I' eve GOREN w1th SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH TitAT EXTRA CHANCE WF.S'f • 1098 74 l ':'/Kl 0 Q9J2 •3 SOUTH •5 v>AQl o A64 EAST • J6J ':'/ 10 9 5 J (, J 10 8 + A42 • Q 10 9765 The bidding: . . . SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST •• Plia JNT ..... •• Pau •• .... ,. .._ "-Pui Opemng lead; Thn of • More often then noc, 11 is easy to spot all the chanceli you have for your contract Once in 11 while. thou~. it is buried deep among the OOVIOUS. Consider this deal. North's three no trump response showed a 4-3·3·3 shape and 16-18 points. We can make a sound c~ for Wl immediate jump to six clubs by South, but we do not quibble with taking the bidding slowly. South's takeout of three no trump 1n four clubs wu .,/ otwloul lam try and. when Nonh .iiowe<t aOOd 1tW11p sup- port and a nwilmum by cue-bidding four 1pade1, South waft.Qd no longer . to gel to the small shun in clubs. Wes! led the ten of spades and, <bpite the grear WUl.D.ge in spades, SoUdl was quite happy wlth the con-• treCt. Declam saw the slam depend- ed on no more than the heart finesse, aince I dill(T10l'ld and I heart will 10 away on ~ spades. There ,ia\ a better line, however, which brings home the alam u long as heai1.' are 3·3 or the k.ina is either singleton or double100 and spades no wooie tlwl 6-3. Win the opening lead in dununy and cull the remaining high spades. diJlcarding the IWO and queen of heans from hlllld. Nc:u, come to hand with the 11(.'C of bearu and lead 11 low trump to the ei$ht. Best defe.ruc is for Ea~t to win with the ace and return a club to the table's j11elt. Declarer ruffs a heart m hand. If the k.ing comes down, all is well. If nol. declarer returns to dummy with the k.irut o( clubs and ruffs anolher hean. 1r the kmg rs either singly or doubly guarded. the jack-of heans set.\ up as the I 2th trick. with dummy'b Icing of diamonds as the entry 10 cash the knave in the llltler case. The combined line offers about a S 7 percent shoe as against the SO percent or the straight finesse. • Doily Pilot ~ ' ... " ~ ·-·' t lk..: .~ . " lllWm'MCciriv ... C.... ~ ... • ._ GfW ~'II T .. OllllGT• .. lap, ,..,. ecMon. ... ~I.ow ml. "" ..... 4 .... mM. eoyl. Mk ni, Convf. ~. air, 1\111 P'Wf, ' llll•"" --. 8 co ) ..... ltd. ~'°""*· $11.600 -. """'*'· -tM~ ~ 17111 NAMM __@!:11t-HOt ~1C iiij01 whMll. hlndll lrM ohont, _ _.f? .... t ..... •lt!M! ....... ~ot..___ , --~ . 8oulfl COlll T~ mine condhlon. 55k ml ..... "°"' ...... AO¥ef ..... 722-2000 $281800. 714.p.8313 C...O 1i1wt11 ITI .. LWI 'ea ElllcMlr\ lhr. CO loo# ntM, Vt No!tllllt 3*" wtil, roof l'ldl. ,............:. IMW ml 'II (824848) •17,888 ~ 71k ml. ,..._ ccnc1-TO¥Oll ._ GT '00 = 9POlt. co MAllRI _s.eeo ~2299 AA. full power, ~o. (~R~R ..::• CT14M!100 WUI RX JOO 'It 4M4, (~r· $17,901 714.US.3171 Low~~ ~ :':: ~:,,~ ~t%'1~ BMW ml 'II (806384) Ste,888 l2U95 ilbo' 94H7N588 ~ Vef'f Clllnl NAIERI ~Corolla LE '00 (OOG512) sa.-(714)640=!100 1111111 MPV VI 'ta air, lull pow9r, CREVl!R BMW. 70lt + nt orig -· wNle. • CO pllyw, J C.-.0 .... ..., 11.fy loaded, ,..., ... •• (2273&'345048 . 113,801 71~5-3171 lJit( """· VII, ~ riaw cond, Vln4 e51211t South Cont Toyotl (ll0.1921) 119.1181 O.C. ~ Broiler $6250 Mt-722·2000 IMW 5211 'II NAHM !4MM-11ff (~loedlld l!f~ _ _...(? ..... 1C)!40:t,.._.._._1""'00..__ . MEACfllEI ML 430 ._ TO¥Oll Coto11a ct 'M CREVIER 8MW c.-.c m w ._ 1111 10k ml, Bledc *1 lla1het Aulo, air, 11.t JIM• CMMlll 714435·3171 FICU>ly wllrlllty, ~ lr4erfo<, $37,500 or llkt 122831'296293) $10.901 ippll nlllllc red, llllllClq ""' ..... 94N7'"'829. ~tC::::2r 8llW 5211 ... ...... co. pllcne. ctwome OldMlobl9 lnlrlgue '00 54cld. lo 1111, 8llcll wl\Nk. lika new, $22,9?5. VI, .._, pr9'lloUI 191'1111 Toyota Corolla LE 'ti (3fl~~ER Bt1':"" OC Aim Bkr ~1888 (107171) $1UM Aulo. lir, 11.t f>OWll'· CAD SEVUE '1't HABEAS AM/FM alloys 71.4-835·3171 ,...___. 1?1')$!0-!100 (22601/004567 s11.201 1 ..,.,,_. pel!ICI cond, South BMW 5211 'tt !11111119d. dtplndlble, looks OldlnMde ReteneY '13 Cont Toyott IUlo, dean, ,711 ml & dilve~. fuel In-low mllea, ltathar, moonrool 949-722·2000 (1"25150) $35,915 l!ded ~94M4&-2:256 (308734) $8,968 CREVIER BMW HABEAS Toyog TICOllla Pickup 'ti 714-835·3171 = ='· C:Octt1: (714)$40-!100 ~. = ~· BMW 5211 'tt concltlon, 40K mi, privale OLDS u ROY.ALE '92 (22556/062281 $11,301 pa11y $2500. 94&-737-2144 Auto, 11neec1 wlndowl. PS, South Coast Toyota (.~va~, white_~ PB, cc. lm'fm caaaette, 949-722-2000 .,..""""" ....,.... 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