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Home My WebLink About2001-04-03 - Orange Coast Pilot• ,, .. . ,. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNffiES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM TUESDAY, APRIL 3 I 2001 . Share Ourselves to · renovate its facilities ·' >' ' • Expansion of the Costa Mesa nonprofit organization is set to be finished by July. group's executive director. ·we dlso will have a new classroom for Job training. of people out there who dre unhappy with social service groups,· McGlmn sdid. QUESTION The group has felt the need to keep the construction quiet because of growing debate about whether charibes in the oty a.re hurting it by driving down the quality of life, she added. The renovation, which was given the go·dhedd by the city's development services depMt· ment in October, began in Jdnu- ary after seven yedrS of planning and fund·rd1sing SUPPORT EXPANSION? Stefanie Frith D AILY PILOT classroom and expand its med· icaJ and dentaJ facilil.Jes, group leaders said Monday. Do you support the expansion of Share Ourselves7 Call our Readers COSTA MESA -The non· profit service orgaruzal.Jon Share Ourselves is tn the nuddle of a quiet campaign to add a new ·we a.re expanding our med- icaJ and dentaJ (labs! to include Saturday sessions and evening hours,• said Karen McGtinn, the •1t•s very disconcerting to know that there have been a lot Hotline at (949) 642~ or send e-mail to daifyp1/ot@fatimes.corp. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only SEE EXPANSION PAGE 4 District suspends boy over ,thre.a t · OON lfACH I DA 'I PllOT Beabice Anderson stands next to Way Back Then, part of her "Once Upon a Time, Crystal Cove" exhibition. CAPTURING THE Corona del Mar artist has spent 16 years painting Crystal Cove . Her work goes on di splay today at Newport Beach's central library. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT I n a way. Beatnce Anderson sees hersell as a reporter. But mstead of working with pen and paper or a camera, the Corona del Mar resident captures her stories m painbngs. And starting today, her work can be seen at N ewport Beach's central library, where Anderson has put together an exhibition entitled "Once Upon a TIJ'lle, Crystal Cove." The fairy tale reference is intentionaJ, Anderson said Monday. Jn 1985, when she first began painting the beach colony, which is made up of cottages built in the 1920s and 1930s, the qwetness and quaintness of the place made her feel like she'd stepped back m tune. The exhib1llon 1s "my perception of a lit· Ue enclave out of this world m Southern Califorrua that I fell m love with,· she said. Anderson, who left a career in the com- puter industry to make a living as an artist, said CrystaJ Cove's scenery is perfect for watercolor paintings. her medium of choice. "I love the glow." she said. "You can always see all the layers of paint.· Unlike oil paint, the transparency of water colors forces her to work precisely, Anderson said . "The white of the paper ls your white,· she sa1d "You redlly hdve to know where you leave 1t while • Over tune, Anderson hds grown close to some of the people living m the cottages and has stayed m Crystal Cove several tunes overnight •The only way to get a feeling really IJSI to stay there and not JUSt visit there,· she said. In the beginning. •you cannot sleep lor a couple of days. The ocean ts so noisy m the morning. You see the pehcans going to San Diego in the morning dnd in the evening back to L.A.· She's adamant about not taking ides m the dispute over what's to happen to the SEE ART PAGE 4 Coming home to the theater ••••• ...... Corona del Mar High graduate takes center screen tonight in 'The Photographer.' NIWP OR T BbA t..11 PllM f ST IVAL ..................... Nc•,,.rt ........... ,....., ... .......... Jennifer K Mahlll OAJt.Y Pit.OT Reg Rogers tried o lot of different things before he settled down to become an actor. The Coro- na del Mar High School graduate was an architecture major for a while, studying math and engineering. He bounced from San Diego State Unl· vel"lity to San Frandlco State Univer- sity, where be greduated . Pinally, he ended up at Yale Ora- ma School. It was at Yale that be met Jeremy Stein, a lighting designer. They fast became friends, and the fnnt of that friendship is ·nie Photographer,• a film starring Rogers and written and directed by Stein. It will screen at the Newport Beech Pllm Festival tonigbl Stein said he wrote the part of Max, a •suc'cellful• photographer who is empty·baDded on the eve of lus next b6g show, for Roge". SEE FILM MGE 4 Newport Harbor High senior guard Aaron Yarnal headline$ the Daily Pilot's All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team in boys' basketball by Hrnlng Player of the Year honors. Eight additional standout's ere 1lso recognized and Costa Mesl's lob Serven is Coach of the Yur. See SpOrts, ,_ 1. •Corona de! t-.1dr incident 1s the third 111 recent weeks. chool officials say they drc> takmg 'a hard-line pos1t1on.' Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL f\ !AR \ ninth· QTdde boy dt Coronc1 ch•I \ lru I ltqh School WdS tdken into pohc t• ni..,. tody ldst we<•k dltl•r rtllPqt>dh lhredterung d lemdlc dtti.~rnt1tt• The student ..., d.., chdlCJl'd \\ lth making "terron'>t lhrt'<Jl.., "'ml <.,qt Steve Shulmdn of tht> , .. \,port Beach Police D1·1><lrtnwnt Terronst thrrdl.,· IS !egdl lrln· gudge mednm9 d threat thdt could CdW.e hann to dnothl'r SEE THREAT PAGE 4 City seeks to annex island • Despite oppos1llon, council decides to dnnex West Santa Ana Height~. Stefanie Frith and James Meier DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA .\ftpr h<>dnnq nearly 30 residents c.1rqul' for mor(.~ than two hotrn. that the~ would rather 1om Newport B<"dC'h the City Counnl M onduy \Oted 1-2 to annex West Santa Antl I IL•1ghh With counctlmcn Gary Mona- han and Chris Steel ct1sc;en1.Jng, th<' SEE ANNEX PAGE 4 11111 QASSIAEDS .•• -..... -·-··-· 9 COMMUNITY FORUM -· -· 6 .. THE ClAssaooM ·-· ... -. 2 THE VllOICT _ ... -.. ---· 3 SlMf -··--.. ----·--·-2 WUlllll c.1 .... """'ti Ml ... ~- 2 Tuesday, April 3, 2001 Kids Talk BACK A sure cure The Daily Pilot asked first graders at Roy 0. Andersen Elementary School in Newport Beach: What is the best way to care a headache? ~Take some aspirin and maybe it will just go away.· BILLY MACDON- ALD, 7 Newport Beach "Take your temperd- ture and get something to eat or dnnk. Try resting or some medicine .· ALISON RIDGE, 6 Newport Beach "Dnnk water d lot. My friend Logan gets headaches every time he goes m my car. But after he gels out, he feels better. He just sits down and drinks water to make 1t go away." EWOTT STEELE, 6 Newport Beach "I don't get heddaches. My mom does and she takes medione.· KATIE BETHEL. 7 Newport Beach "You should drink water and get some medlone. And other , t ! people should help I __ .... ._... \ them do 1t • ANNIE TOMLIN, 6 Newport Beach "Take medicine that can stop the headache and lay in bed. I would do the same thing.• BEN COOPER, 7 Newport Beach -Photos and Interviews by Stefanie Frith Dai ¥Pilot VOL 95, 'f(). II THOMAS K. JOHNSON. P\lbldh« TI>NYDOODO, Editor s.J. CAHN. Oty Editor JM91 ...... ~Oty Edltor m •&&KMAHM.. f.Mtures Editor -CMISG!l ~ldtor MULINTOWnJ. Hlwsfdltor ltMMA -· M. f'egeo.igrMt S'flW MDCMMl. P'tlato Editor Nll1'I CIGftNG. ~Oif9ttOI' I.NM 1a1••• "'ornotlol • • • • .. =dnoN Ensemble to showcase music of Andrew Lloyd Webber Orange Coast College's wind ensemble will perform music by Andr~ Uoyd Webber on April 29. The concert. featuring an assortment of the Engltsh composer's famous WOfits. begins at 3 p.m. In the college's Roger B. Moore Thea~e. . Advanced tickets are $5 and are on sale at the community education office. r ickets at the door will be $7. Information: (714) 432-5985. Daily Pilot IN THE CLASSROOM · tting the boo Students at Pomona Elementary School crack their first books. and then clap their hands and stomp their f eet in celebration. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT T heir small che rub faces shined with glee a t each word and sentence they success- full y read. uw oo-hoo," exclaimed Victor Ramirez, 7, afte r reading a sentence without a mistake. The group of students in Megan Lord's first-grade class at Pomona Elementary School cracked the ir first "rear reading book, with multiple stories and a work- book Monday morning. Even the table of con- tents, with its list of four sto- ries a nd the pages where they began were cause for excitement. "1 OQ Mrs. Lord," shoute d Jose Loya, announcing the page numbe r whe re the fourth story started. J ose was clearly aston- ished that his book even had that many pages -le t alone that a story began on that page. GREG FRY I OAllV PILOl Brenda Aviles, right. and Stephanie Vences, both six, have an eye for detail as they get up-dose-and-personal with their drawings during an art exercise lo their lint-grade class at Pomona Elementary School. So the keyed -up group began the first story: ~clap your han ds." "Clap your hands. Stomp your feet," they read. Lord told the m to show her "clap your bands," then "stomp your feel." •Li ke a doggie that's running," Jose piped up as he stomped his feel. •Sort of,• she answered. As they went o n to "shake your arms." I wan - dered around the classroom where the othe r first· grade rs were working inde- pendently. A group of stude nts at the art center were learning step by step how to draw farm a ruma ls. They drew pigs, bunnies, chickadees and turkeys. In keeping with the farm theme, othe r students were learning about pla n ts in their science unit. Those students who were not drawing farm a nimals colored in pictures of four stages of a sunflower, from a plan ted seed to a blos- soming flower. pictures students wrote a story about how a sunflowe r grows. A few students also took turns using the class com- puters. As I looped back around to the reading g roup I was just in time to hear them finishing up the story and a ll chatting about which story they wanted to read next. Since the class is visiting the Green Meadows Fann a t Irvine Park today, most of the tasks were farm-rela ted. The n they cut out the pictures a nd pasted them on a pape r in the p roper seque nce. Underneath the • IN THE a.ASSROOM is a weekly feature in whk:tl Dally Pilot educa- tion writer Danette Goulet visits a campus within the Newport·Mesa Unified School District and writes about her experience. Pomona Elementary teacher Megan Lord leads her lint-grade class lo a readlng exercise Monday. School Lunch MENU The Newport-Mesa Unified Sdlool District offers menu choices Heh day lit elementary schoofs. Students may choose a wgetAtrt.n ~ tf dnked. The selection v•ries <Ind may be either a setad, 5Mldwkt'I or hot eotree. Sdlool lunches ate s 1. 75 ucti; the district does not eccept checks for letl tt... S17.50. Here's what's being setVed this week: 1'0DIY Munchable Lunch Salad with Oannon fruit yoglirt or chicken and Monterey jack burrito w,itb salsa, com on the cob, strawberries, READERS HOIUNE Copyright: No MWl storlti. mus- (949) 642-6086 tr.tlom, editorial m.wttef' or advef. tlMments herein (Ml be repro-Record your comments about duced wl1hout -'tttn pennlsslon the Dt1lly Pilot or news tips. ' of copyright owner. ADDRESS t:t:QW IQ REACH US Our eddress is 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. 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CA 12626. -.. -.--.... " choice of milk WIDIESDAY Munchable Lunch Salad or state fair com dog, aisp green salad with low fat dres&ng, choice of fruit. choice of milk TllUISDAY \ Mu.ncbable Lunch Salad or spaghetti with meat- be.Ds and .marinara sauce, fresh baked roll, choice of fruit, choice of milk \ f lmAY Munchable Lwlcb SaJa.d or grilled cheese sand- wich, crisp green Mlad with low fat drelling, WEATHER AND SURF TEMPERAl\MES Balboa 64146 COl'onti del Mar 64146 Costa Mesa 64146 Newport Beach 64146 Newport Coast 64146 SURF fOMCAST Knee-to waist-high waves <Ind fair conditions lit the p+er. LOCATION ICZI ....... 5-7' Newport 2·3' 81adde's 2-3' IUver Jetty 2·3' CoroNldelMw 2-1' TIDES TOOAY First low 12:04 a.m .................... 2.3' First high 5:56 a.m ......................... s· Second low 1 :11 p.m .................... -0.7' Second high 7:51p.m ...................... 4.1' WIDMSDAV Flmlow 1:05 a.m ...................... 1.7' First high 6:59 a.m ...................... 5.3 Second low 1 :SJ p.m .................... -0.9' Second high 8:21 p.m ...................... 4.S' fro'Len 100% fruit juice bar, choice of milk llOIDAY Munchable Lunch Salad or Oscar Meyer all beef bot dog on a bun, veggie sticks, 100% fruit juice, choice ol milk • Tbe Muncbable Lunch Salad contains tossed greens, cherry tomatoes, crackers and protein IOUI'CeS such as cheese, sunftower seeds, fruit yogurt. honey-roasted peanuts and dressing. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Anton lloulevwd: A vehk le burglary was reported in the 500 block at 11 :32 a.m. Sund•y. • • lrtttof Str.et: A burglary was reported In the 3300 b~ at6:15 p.m. Sunday. • N9t•ort mo.••Ant Posses.slOf'I of• controlled sub- stance WllS reported In the 2200 block lit 7:20 p.m. SUnday. • ,_lllltfto A"""9: Lewd Conduct was reported In the 100 block at 10'.39 •.m. Sundtly. • Pe"4110ft Plec»: Grand theft w•s reported In the 2700 block at 2:57 p.m. Sunday. . • Red • Awnue: An auto theft was reported In the 3000 block •t 12:37 p.l'(I. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • ..._.. lllr. ~ound equipment w• reported stol9n from a plf'k In the tint block at 2:08 p.m. Sunday . • IMM Anuue aNI lttwwa .... Aw: Dltorderly conduct invotvlng akohol was reported at l :JO a .m. Sunct.y. • Me 'fJ•rt .....,.., Alt unltt'9flded pune was tto6en from a ber In the 3000 block lit 12"45 p.m. Sunday. ( f Doily Pilot Tuesday, April 3, 2001 3 The .judge is not the best judge of photography I Back in the 1950s, Joe Collins, Bill Silzle and I were into what we called skin diving -what as now called free diving. div- ing without scuba. Our gedr was rather primitive, but the diving conditions made up for any derect in our gear. A great kelp patch rdn from Corona del Mar to San Diego. The kelp was so thick that when you dove at lbw tide you carefully picked an open spot m which to surface. Other- wise, you could drown 'a Robert Gardner THE VERDICT few inches from t,he surface, entangled in kelp. And so it was that on one occasion we were diving in the kelp patch off Little Corona when 1 ran into cl rather large whale, which held come into the kelp to brush off whatever melnne growth on its body Well> bothersome. As 1t swam by, I gave it a whack with my abalone iron, wh1C'h didn't s~em to bother It d bit. I surfaced dnd told Bill and Joe about lht> big whale 1n the kelp Smn• Joe had a camera dnd Hill had d boat, we conC'e1vcd of the brilliant 1ded or forcing the whale to the surface, was going to i.urfdC'e, hedd then taking a p1ct'ure of It that way and wait, but 1t for an outdoor magazine, wa!> d very conlrdry bed!>l something ltke Field t1nd Over and over dgtlm ll Stream. would surface m the wrong They got their eqwp-pldce. according to our Cdl - ment, and I went down elnd culallon!> poked at the whelle unttJ I We were per'>1i.tcnt. how- finally persuaded 1t to sur-ever, and hndlly thP whqle face. surfaced nght m front of thl.' They pulled me in the • boat. It Wd'> <,o c lo'>c, 10 fdrt, boat. Joe sat in the bow and thdt Joe could hdve rf>dChNI Bill took the wheel. tind !he oul and touched 11 I fo great chase ensued. The snapped tht• p1clurP dnd whale would surfelce, blow, we hdd v1s10n'> of publicd- lhe n submerge We would tion -el h.•dluH• <ti II c1-.1 try to figure out where 1t mdyb<• Pven « c O'<N. Toshiba event tops own record As I said. we got close to the whale, too close, in fact. Htive you ever seen a pho- logrdph of d piece of sand- pdper close up? That's whdt our picture looked ltke It Wd'> c,o beld that we not only couldn't mdkC Field and StrC'<tm, WE' couldn't even kl'l'P the picture for a scrap- book So much tor amateqr pholoCJrdphE->r'> • ROBERT GARONER 1s a Corona def Mar resident and a former 1udge His column runs Tuesda~ •Golf tournament raises $1 .035 million this year, with $900,000 going to Hoag Hospital. 2001 TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC PROCEEDS GO TO: John Wayne flights to Hawaii appear ready • The Board of Supervisors w1U vote today to allow route from Ordngc County to the islands Counnl und thf> pro-El Toro Airport Worlung Group ThP CJCOUJ>'i JJll'>hPd the board to nwv1• th1• llttJhl!. ·as soon .J'> po..,..,1hll'. to lhP proposed El Toro ctirport Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Topping its own record for charitable giving. the Toshjba Senior Classic golf tournament raised $1 .035 nurnon this year. tourna- ment officials announced Mondely. In 2000, net proceeds - 100% of which are donated lo charities -came to $1.011 million and made h1story ds the largest sum ev.er at a Senior PGA Tour event. No other tourna- ment has been able to reelch the $1-ffiillion mark smce the Senior Tour sldrt- ed 22 years dQO. ·From a ph1lanthrop1c standpoint, we rdlsed the bdr so htgh last year we weren't sure we could sur- pdss 1t." said Jake Rohrer, who co-chaired the tourna- ment, adding that he was pledscd with lhf· new "chantable benchmelrk" lhe event h"ad established Most of lhe money - $900,000 -wall go to Hodg Hospital. which hds served as the lournamcnl'i. organizin g charity since 1998. Hospital olfic1als will use the donation to help pay for a new, $100-milhon Women's Pavilion that will combme Hoag's health ~er vices for women under one roof. It 1s se( to open in 2004. • Hoag Hospital: S900,000 • Explorer Scouts of Orange County: S36,774 • Orangewood Chil- dren's Foundation: S35,000 • Torn Watson's charity Children's Mercy Hos- pital: S20,000 TOSHIBA • Scholarships to local students· S 17,500 •Southern California PGA Foundation: S 10,000 • Senior Tour Wives Assn.: S6, 726 • Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Internation- al: S4,000 •Los Angeles Conservation Corps: S3,500 •Corona del Mar High School golf team: Sl,500 GRAND TOTAL: S 1,035,000 Deepa Bharath DAILY PILOT c;;1x thouo.;dncl p<1'>"''I1UP" who hd\.'1' <1ln•r1Ch h<Jok.t•cl t1< k· el'> LO Hd\\rlU on \Juhd \.trl.ni•.., takmq off from John \\ 1\ nc Airport 1¥>qmmn<J !\ 1c1y t ~\ not bl• rli'>dppmnled .iltf't c1ll The Bcxml r,f :-,up<•f"\ u.or-. toddy i!> <'X!><'C"l<'d lo dµprO\ <' thP c11rhn1··.., 1t·c1'>P'> for d \f'dr Kim K111•prwn. <,pok1 .. ,. womc111 lor Sup<>rvisor W1L<,on, ... ml f\ 1011clc1} that Wili.on L" "vrorv optm11..,t1c about Tu(•-.- dc1v., """' • ·~I IP h<·IJPVI''> thdt thP con-e ,.rn... !dl'>l'd Ii" Superv1'>or "ip1t1Pr hrt\l' h<"<'n tiddresscd • '>Ill ~11d "lh rue<' Uldl there y-.:cJuld I)(' dirPcl i,ervice tu I lc1wcJ11 from Ordnge County c1nd thctt th1 • 1•prx1rturuty hu.<. 01wrn •cl up 111 lohn Wayne It < ould ht• olfl l'IOllllllUC hooSl fur llw , urport • About 65,000 spccleltor~ attended the event, ofh- aals ddded. About 1,200 volunteers dopated Lhf'tr ltme to make the toumti-L ment possible. *\\hen golf''> lt-ql'ncb v1s1t Ora'1ge County th1•y generate d le\ cl ol 1•xc tt<'- ment lhdl draw'> f<1n .... '>pon- ~ors and chdrtly <lollcir~ in record number'>." '>did Jf'lt The tournament took place between Feb 26 and March 4 at Newport Beach Country Club and Jose Mana Canizares outlasted Gil Morgan in a nine-hole• playoff to take this year's title. C'ontmue to d<•monstrdt<• thetr support dnd put on d great show every yc•c1 r Thr lelns appreciate thttt. c1nd '>O do we.· In the last four y<'d JS, thP tournament hds rdl!>Cd more than $3.5 mtllton for 'l. I different chanties Todd Sp1t1i>r c1nd Tom \1\11· '>011. whow 'Ith Dl'>tnc t mcluu<'.., '\Jt>"' port Hcdc h dJld mdny of thl' <.;outh Count} ntws ftqhtmq t1n LI Toro ,ur- port, hdcl pf<•cl<jt'd lu OJJ)XN thP lc•c1w.., LI th1• county conlln- ued ll> pur'>ut· ... tuJtmq tht c11r- port\ two cc1rc10 01qhl<, to dn c11rport .1t thl' fomlC'r El Toro l\fonnt• i>d'>I' ..\lohrs hti... lol>bu•d lhe dtf· port lor n• •r1rl\ d ')'l'dI to h<' c1dch·d I<> tht• · ll'>t of John \\u\'rH .., comnwrnd.I at.rltnt1'> In Ju111 Lh1· d1Ilu1c !>Uccesi.ful- 1) 41111hfu·d 1 modthed Boetng 7.0 with th,. ft'dNa.l Av1dllon Aclrmm'>lrol111n for uc;e at thl• dll"}'Ort l..1"1 Yl'dr AJohd Oew morl' them "> nulhon pd<,~E>ngers The ctirbnP c11)l •f<itc·.., 1 I 00 w('t•kly fhqhh to r1nd from the tSlanct... .. Purser. who d1rcct'> thf' tournament "The• plt1 yl•r'> Thc1t ch<1nq(' wc1c, pu'>hl'd tor hy th<· NPv...port Bf'd< h Cit) DE IG~1:R O LTIET .. Wednesday, April 4tti -9 a.m., - 6 p.m. Thursday & Friday, April Slh & 6tti -9 a.m., -4 p.m. FURNITURE overstock, one-of-ca-kind, showroom samples. ACCESSORIES . cand lots more • ... 71% Off ' . . 4 Tuesday, April 3, 2001 - ~. ... ART CONTINUED FROM 1 pos1bon. The child WdS sus-ofhaals continue to meet with pended for five days pending the child's parents, they do not further Ulvestigation ·• llltend for him to return to While the boy did·not deny Corona del Mar, Barbot said. THREAT CONTINUED FROM 1 stdte-owned cottages. While plao.s ror a $35-rrul- lion luxury resort Wf!fE! recently dropped and the restoration of the cabins 1s the only sure thing at the moment, Crystal C~>Ve's res- idents are schedfdep to making the comments, Barbot The inodent 1s the latest in A teacher allegedly over-said, each party had a different a stnng of threats of violence in heard the student making the take on what happened. N ewport-Mesa Unified threats to the gul 111 class on ·Tue kid's interpretabon of schools and schools through- Thursday and sent tum to the what he had done was very out the country. vice principal, scud Supt. different than the young I Just weeks ago two o~er Robert µarbot. lady's,· he said ( Corona del Mar students were ·There was a ninth grade Both police and school offi ... 1 suspended for allegedly mak- ltid v.fho made some com-aaJs are continwng to mvp,rj-mg milder threats. men!S m a class to a yoting gate what happened. Po}\~e A seventh-grade s.tudent . leave their homes by July 8. AllhougP...1'¥ doesn't paint hUffi#ii portraits la,dy;' angry conunents,• Barbot will tum the case over Ill d1e was SUSPJ!nded from the sujl.i. "Ute pnncipal tal)ted to juvenile courts, Shulmui) .kid. school after allegedly drawing • pim and we took a hard~line While school "nd d,istrict a p1ctµte of a teacher with an and has <i>Wtd a niche in the art n'IUJ'ket by por- traying homes. she tnes to capture the flat.r peopJe lend to their residences. ''I'-------_.,.._______ -,->-~I • ,JI {~st not farruliar wilh what organizations such as Share • Ourshlves offer to the conunu- mty. EXPAN·SION CONTINUED FROM 1 The project IS set to be com- pleted m July. "When I paint people's homes, I try to know them d Little bit." she sdid. "Whether it's a cottage m Crystal Cove or an estate somewhere in Europe, it's interesting to see a little bit who llves there.• No matter what hap- pens down the coast, Anderson hopes to spend many more morrungs and late afternoons reporting on nature and cottages at Crystal Cove. " great mtonbons," said Steel, who won a seat on the council last November on tus 10th try. "But thet.r expansion IS just disastrous because it's inviting in ... soaaJ problems dlld cul- tures we don't need and bnng- ing down the schools. This m tum ts bonging down our p roperty values. The question The work on the 3 1-year- old center comes at a time when recently elected Coun- almcin Chns Steel, as well as a community actiVJst group · called Citizens for Improve- m ent of Costa M esa, has quesboned the role of charities c1nd servtce organizations m the oty. as if the council has the courage to do something about t.tus to unprove the quahty of We that is falling apart mainJy because of SOS. I love chan- lies. Just not now or here: McGlmn said that mdny people, includtng Steel, are "!They) just need to come on-site. They ~ us as JUSl a project where we dfe giving things away: McGllnn said. ·sut we offer so many things· Among its services, Share Ourselves provides education- al programs, food, dothmg and referrals. Mayor Libby Cowan said that Share Ourselves IS only dotng what any other business would do tf they fell the need to help the community. "Sometimes, I just yo there to sketch or walk and feel the place,· she set.id. "To see 11 there I!> something else that I hdven't seen before. ThPre's so much to do llus IS just the beginning.• FYI "Once Upon a nme. Crystal Cove· opens today at the New- port Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Avenue A recep t1on that'S open to the public will be held on Sunday from 2 l pm to 4 p.m. The exh1b1t1on runs through May 2 Informa- tion (949) 759-0550 "SOS has great people, FILM CONTINUED FROM 1 "I think Reg IS an absolute- ly wonderful actor:· the first- time filmmaker said. "The best actor I've ever worked with in lhedter or film." Told using magicd.I red.1.1.sm, the film follows Rt>gers' char- 1 c1rter c1s he tnes to find c1 set or 10 stunrung photographs that C"Ould potenllc1lly save h11> r dJ't.'<' r ·Tue fedT of failure IS some- thmg I could really understand l.>ecduse you get somewhere. Mattress Outlet Store 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block SouUI of •o5 fwy 545-7168 ·~.·· ~- <!l_wiiiiwWll f-lor:tl & (,lfL" • , .. ,,,,,,, \!'(' n11r "prin g l"o ll eel ion 1!( l i'ntfl/:('' f;(l.~fN /Jt•t•flf ."ipri11K FLomL Ho.,k1·t., Tr11>inrif•s, Ort·hi<L~ ·& C'ustom A rro11~rmPnts Mon-Fri 10-6,Sat 10-5,Sun 10-4 369 E. 17ch treec. Cosca Mesa. CA Phone (949) 646-6745 Celestino's ·qualit y MEATS 11w r11w-.1 .\l<'tll w1d "'<'re u 1• ,\1•wl11/1/1· Sm •ing Costa Mn11 for°''" 30 :r~ars Garlic Marinated TRI-TIPS $5 99 lb Old-Fashioned Savory StufTed CJDCKEN BREASf $J99 lb Celestlno's Own t'resh GROUND CHUCK 51bs $21: m!nhnum PLACE XOUR ORDER FOR EASTER NOW!! FIT!ih American lamb~ Lamb ~Lamb or Pont ~1' R'*'it.~ Flet RC».Ct\ PrWne Rh· Apple Stutred PORK CHOPS $J99 lb Lemon Garlic Marinated X CIDCKEN FRYERS $239 lb Fmb H•u-Oop~ s.1111 FJ Toro Br4110 Cbipi 0-TortilW Hom1 Styli u wuJa :=rn 270 ~ 17th St • Cotta Meu • (948) &42·7191 (H111gfen Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon -Sat. • 10:00 to 6:00 Sun. and you stdrt to believe 1t'!t everything: sci.id Rogers, who once won a trip to Disneyland for delivenng the Ddl.ly Pilot. "You start lo believe thdt whc1t you're dotng 1s so important, when really 1t'!t not.• ln tenns Of tus own CdIOCr, Rogers seems to be doing p.Ute well. On Br0<1dway, he has pertormec.t'in "H oliday• c1t Circle in the Square <1nd "Schools for I lusbdJlds." Off Broadway, he 1ust hrushcd a run tn d new John PatnC'k Shanley play about the i.cuJp- tor CellinJ. !He will std.rt rehearsals later t.tus year tor a new Richard GrPenberg 1·Turee Days of Rdtn") play and for d telev1s1on pilot. Rogers' filin ned1~ include "Runaway .Bnde," ·1 Shot Andy Warhol"' dnd ·ru Tdkl' You ThNe." "I Cdn Jive oll thedter. and I never thought I'd mcikc d liv- ing with lhls: Sdld the mdn who remember!. seeing "Sla.r Wdrs· dt Edwc1rds 819 New· port theaters, "so as far dS I'm Call Today for A FREE PHONE QUOTE. concerned, I've already sut- C'eeded .• The mdependently hnanced ·•Photographer· represents a clepartUie in acting style for RogP~. "I tend to be bigger than people like," said Rogers, cre>dltJng ~ theater expen- c>ncc. "I en1oy that, Wee Al Pac1no tn 'The DeVl.l's Advo- C'a tc' Thal size or perfor- mance is fdntdsllc • Stem said that wtule he rec- ognizes Rogers docs like the theatncal style,_ his perfor- mance m "Th~ Photographer· Wei!> suC"cesc,fuJ m port:raymg a complicated chc1racter. The fnends worked on rehmng both the acting dJld the scnpt m rehea.rsaJ. with one some- tJmes aHecttng the other "He Sdld to me dt one pomt, 'If I don't need to SdY 1t and can do wtthout saymg. I would pre- fC'f not to s..iy 1t. · • Stem said "We cul a tremendous d.Jllount of d.id.loguc• because of.lhat." PdSt the hlm festival, the proynosi.<, for "The Photogra- Craig Brown Insurance (949) 760• 1255 IJll7-olt I .1,h11111 l,l,1nd Sold 7~ 'Pati6 '}~ Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate 1he Middleman! Compare our Prices! TU9.p.W Co ta Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Lopn A\.c, Unit H c-ol Mcelhuodt A t,.,...1 (714) 544-7288 www.ceakoutdoors.com • Va.lance. & Cornice Boua • Roman Shadet • BlindJ • Vcrticab • Shutters • Bcd1pruds eo,,,p/;,,,,,,"''1 c.,.,.Juti•11 I• Y•11r Ho"" ~~~ DESIGN CENTER Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., C<>1ta Mesa =--~ (949)642-8400 :~~ Doily Pilot arrow through 1t man art cld\S The next day a second student was suspendP<i dfter ofhCJdh hea.M reports of hun ctllegc.~ly malcing threa~ Newport-Mesa M:hool oth oaJs ScUd they have to tredt each and every threat as d sen- ous one, espeaaUy roUowmy the Santee shooting. The ninlh-grader''i susp<•n- sion aJso comes dller the school bodrd voted m a new distnct student conduct policy that says no violence, thrcdlc., bullymg or mtJrrudc1tJon will I)(> tolerc1ted. "They dre her~ beccJus.- they hc1ve seen cl need in the corrunuruty. The cllentelP 1s here: Cowan Sdld. "It's not c1 magncl that draws m urf<:lc· ~ sired people They have SCE'n d need and responded to that need ThPy dre c1 great a<,set to the C"onunuruty. • M cGllnn said tf anythmq, she JUSt wants people to know that Share Ourselves IS not expct.nchng. hut only renovdt· tng the eiosting bwldmg c1ncl servtces. ·we dre iust lillprovmg 1t m order to lillprovc> our scrvin•'>, • she said pher· look'> yood. dS I !BO hrl!> expressed dn mterc>sl in buy· mg it, Stell1 sdid. ·nus wc1s one> of the '>uh- rruss1ons we yol dt rdJlclom: Sdid MdfJOO Agwhng, chrvctur of features progrt1J11Jmn4 101 the fest1vc1I "It Wd'> one• ol th<• ft.rSt ones scn•r nPd Wr <111 lovPd 11.· • The story, wluth Aquilinq calls •unique· and "Vt:!I) potent: C"Oupl<'d With thC' C'IOP· mdtogrdphy c1nd pr<xlurtmn design was c1ppl'dl10CJ Of coun.e. thc1t Roger> t'> c1 ndlJ\t' son dJd not hw1 "Thell helped 1t kt><'p on lht• top of the pile, Aq111hnq ddm11!. ~ Stein SdJd he• clcx·'>n I remc mlx•r how hr rlC'Oclc'<I to entN tht• hJm <ll th<' Nc•w1x1rt Bec1C'h fe.,llvdl "It Wd" probdhly d(lvPr bsC'<l, <md I '>dW thP Newrx>rt Bedch lest1vc1l and I knew Lht1I Reg wds from Nt>wport Bedc:h, crnd I thought, 'Why not(' At lhls pomt. I f'njuy h<1v1119 lhf' ftlm '>Cl'n Ul him fpslJVdb • ANNEX CONTINUED FROM 1 Council voted to begin dn annexation process that ''ill Ill essence, split Sdntd Anet Heights mto two f)tC'C'es, the> other wtuch Newport Beach is set to annex. The western s1dt> that C'ostd Mesa annexed 1s squee1N1 between the Santa Ana Cottn· try Club -wtuch was approved for c1nn£>xc1t1on m November c1nd the New· port Bede h GoU Cour.-.c'. "I have nothing against Costd Mesa." resident Edmond Perron sald Mondc1y. "I just like Newport Beach c1 little better • About 96% of the arcd\ 1,800 residents hdve signed c1 petition to join Newport Beach, Sdld annexation actiVJsl Robert i Ianley. • U you insist on doing ~. then take eastern Santa Ana !Heights), too,· Hanley SdJd Monday ·At least then. we'd be an entity• The residents Sdld bemg t1 part of Costa MeSd would rwn the character or thct.r neigh- borhoods. Adding the Nc>w· port Beach label, the residents have argued, could increase property values and strength· en a fight against a John Wayne AU'port expansion. But Costa Mesa has the nght to annex the area because it falls under the aty's sphere of influence. Mean- while, the eastern part or San· tA Ana Heights -lying east of the Newport Beach Golf Course -is located witlun Newport Beach's sphere or influence. Smee its 1994 bankruptcy, the County of O range has encouraged abes to annex uruncorpordted areas often referred to as •islands." Costa Mesa has been working on annex.mg West Santa Ana H eights and other isl ands since 1996. .. Doily Pilot , • Unleu ~ IMflltd. 111 films Wiii be shown It Edwlfds lsllnd 7 C1nem1S, 999 Newpon Centtr Drive. Newport ~ and are ls rickets .,. av••lllble by uifting (888) 464-2461 ()( •t hrtp llwww tide ts com TODAY 11:30 .. m. 1Woc.oyot.s Upittd SUtesiMeXKO, 2000 ~ lgNCIO Gonzal~ Director. Jow Reyes Bencomo Sa!MnWriter. Jow Reyes Bencomo CMt: J<><ge Cordova. Nico Gu1lak. Joe Esteres, Sara Duran Running time· 90.00 • Screening. to be attended by the dlrectO<, will be the film·~ world p<e- mlere A twisted true Jtol)' aboul wrvrval in the midst of the Mex1e1in mob u~r· world of drugi. 1:30 p.m . ~ lllMt Other Modem DI~ -(Vlrillt. et AutTft s.ntlments Modemes) France, 2000 ~Blue D•hllll Production Director. Ronan Girre Sa-1wnt.f. Ronan G1rre cast: Bruno Puuulu, Estel~ Skornik Running time: 88 00 Th1rty-'year-old Alexis 11 )'Ol.Jr average rr><Xkrn yocJng man a ~renmal ttt~r who re~ to~ up Until the ~y M falls in ~ wrth the bewitching uura lt'J exh1/arat1ng 11 fim. but Alexis soon has a hard time coping He wants to rid Laura of her demoru and get bade ro hiJ easygoing life. Bur today's •exorcisms• have to be ~rlormtr:J by consent 2p.m . Short Fiims: Our Real World American Holoaust Dlrec:tcir. Teddy Parker Running time: 29 14 Do<umental)' explor~ the link berwttn Adolf H1tlen treatment of German Jews and the U S govemmt>nt's trecJt· ment of American Indians This 11 for You Spike Direc:ton: Ed Haas. Phil Currie Running time 1 00 / Actual audition ra~ from rwo ktds ti)' 1ng ro get a part in a Spike Ltt movie Who Is Alben Wool Director. Hunt Hoe Running. time: S2 00 Exploring the ~nllties of Asian men in the W~t. 1nclud1ng l•ckie Chan •nd Dr MolwnAgaw Shlldows Director: Mttch Levine Running time: 24 00 Ser in a Nazi extermination camp dur 1ng Wbrld w,u II. this film explores sur vtvmg In • world where survival seems 1mpou1ble 4p.m. Keep the River on Your R19ht Untied StatM, 2000 l'roducw: Peter Broderi<k Dlrwct:OB: lllune Gwen Shapiro. David Shapiro Screenwriten: Laurie Gwen Shapiro. l·\\POHI Bli\<11 F I I. \t FESTl\\I I Alluring film shows the distance runners will go Why? • That's the question you're aslung yourself as you watch lbe documentary •Running on the Sun• and ledlT) ol the Badwater 135. , 1 Why would anyone do this? Why do m~ a,rid women of dll ages, even amputees/race 135 miles through scorching heat in the miadle of CaLifor- nia's Death Valley, up mountains dnd grades and through thunderstonns and all the way to the top of 14,000-loot Mt Whitney. "I don't think there IS a llung about this that's good for the body,· say'> one 60isb and sweabng Badwater pdrtln- pant as he glares into the camera. Now there's an understatement. A dark vision of what awaits us all A fatal sexually transmitted d1'>- ease is probably not the way most Southern Califorruans descnbe ltfe New Yorkers, maybe. Some Pole!> apparently do, as proven m Krzy.,'ltof Zanuss1's "Life as a Fatal Sexually Transmitted Disease.• The film tells the story of Tomdsz (Zbigniew Zapasiewicz,) an aginq physician, who is confronted with hi'> 6:30 p.m . FILM REVIEWS Parbopants suf- fer heclt exhausbon, vonuting, cm mabili- ty to eat or perlonn other bocWy func- bons, bltsters, skin lesions, del.uiwn and most of all, extreme agony. And the squea- mish• of stomach shou1d be fore-• ·• warned that this film spares no gore in grdph!Cdlly demonslrating the toll this ld.kcs. · But believe it or not, "Running on the Sun· JS dlluring. It's not Just the warm, red d.nd brown hues of the desert that draw you tn. It has more to do with the deep focus on the hwnan spmt and the realJty of the own mortdllly when he finds out that h<> ha'> cancer Yean. of exposure to death through his work seem lo have numbed Tomds~·s f eeltngs and he shocks those closest to him with his detached descnphons of rolling m side. But di the Sdme tune, he's clearly <,lrugqlmg to accept the fact that his ddys dfe numbered. D1sqruntlPd dnd cynical, Tomasz h(•<pn'> ta flirt with religion and tries to rnc1kr up for his indifference to Running Time: 4 30 . harsh elements thd.t have no forgweness OT qualms about snuffing out We Through close-ups and panoramic photography, the moVle gives you a gl.unpse into the psyche of those tortured souls who yedm to purush themselves for the sake of S<1ymg, •1dtd1t. • And someho,w, you'rp not aslang why anymore. You'ro Uunlung that if a man who had L5 nght foot blown off in Viet- nam can tackJe this. so can you. But you know deep down tl 11 were you, you ·wouldn't be undone, you wouldn't.be dented. • urve become so much ncher,. says one partiopant after hntShmg the race. And somehow, you know exdcUy what he means "Running on the Sun• will screen 9 p.m. Tuesday at Edwards Island 7 Cmemas. -Tony Dodero thoi;e who cdre about him ds he nedrs dedlh If you're looking for a nice and comforting afternoon dt the moVl es. lh1<, him is probdbly not gomg to do the trick But 1t does do a good JOb conveying thdt even the most blase people> eventually redlue thdt there's more than iust a fatal disease u Life as a Fatal Sexually Tran.wrutted Disease" will screen 4:30 p m \o\'ednes- day at Edwards Island 7 Cinemas. -Mathis Winkler David Shapiro Running time: 90 00 ChronKles the amazing story of 78 ye.,-old Tobias Schneebaum What could drrve a gay Jewish painter from New York to leave friends. family and wccess behind to seek out and live with some of t~ most remote people on earth? Why would such a man walk •lone into the 1ungl~ of lndon~1a and l'Pru to 1om headhunters and canni· bilk' M•king Love (C.none Inverso) Italy. 2000 Produ<er: V11tono CNch1 Go11 Dlreetor: Rl(ky T09nazz1 ~nwnter: G1c111ano Diana Ca'Jt: Gabriel Byrrw, H.ms Math~n Melanie Thierry Ricky Togn.uz1. Lee W1ll1ams A rale of a h1llb1/ly whose psychotic hatred of rodents is 1es1ed by cohab•M r1on phoro1f11p book Bubble Numb Dire<tor: J~\1ca Gr~nberg Running Time: 7 00 4:30 p.m. Voicn of the Sierra Tarahumua MexoeOIUntted StatM. 2001 Producers: Fehx Gehm. Robert Brew st er Dir9Cton: Fehx Gehm. Robert Br~"' Screenwt1ters Fehx Gehm, Roben Brew st er Runni"9 tlme: 50 00 • Screening, to be attended by the d1rect0< and producer, will be the film's We« Coast premiere As Mex/Co booms wrth the advent of NAFTA. a World Bank forest!)' proJ~t begins building logging roads mto some of the last old growth forem m the Sierra Madres Edwin 8uftlllos. a human fights organizer. uncovers a series of drug related murders in the small pueblo of Coloradas de la Vlfgen Running time: 107 00 M~o< resounds with destiny and m~ tery b1nd1ng child v•ohn p<oc1tg1 Jeno to '>oph1e, a beaut.ful and f•mous p1an st. as 11 1nterW<'a"es through h1st0<y cha1 leng•nq l)t"r\Onal 1dent1ty and unkxk1ng pa•nfur mem0<1M 7 p.m . Short Films: The S.st of •1nctependent Eaposure• Pump with a Chump Dire<tor: Mod Running time: 3 00 Tarroor!<J touqh guy Henry Rollins 91ves a wimpy fJuy a workout lesson Boy Runs to Window Dlre<tor: Mdrk O'Connell Running time: 3 00 01g1ral video done with Owck Timr DNdly Squirrel Dire<tor: Jeson Walker Pictures in Ireland Director: Dave Johnston Running Time: 6 00 Tht' words of Ludw•g Wmgenstem uncJery;ore unages of everyday lrel•nd frM1's Fant.utk ~Mb Director: ~ue McNairy Running time: 4 00 An new cooking show from this Searr.e dirKIOr Fi'Jhing for Brad Dintetor. Nicole K~hmann Running time: 6 00 A provocative look into hum.in sexuality Magic Trick Dire<tor: S<ott Kravitz Running time: 2 30 Pick a card. any card Flip Film DirKtors: Ellen Ugelstad. Alfonso Alvarez Running ti,,,.: 1 OS An exclflng. shon trip on a bus 1n San Franc1Ko as told through an an1marPC/ 8e•tr•Cl' •S so lull of sleep /t•dt stie 1 .. es in• src11e of mert•d Object Lenon D1re<tor. Dyl•" Ma•sha S•sson Running time: 3 00 JD dr"mdl•On w th muw b>' Searrie·s 1Cy1e H.inson Keep Clear D1re<tor: Corey R~n Running time· 2 30 Without his g•asW'l he can see t.ttle more th.In nol1'•r>f1 "'a. Rubber Gloves Director: Tom E 81°""n Running time: 6 20 Nothing you ro need ro lcnow c1bou1 AIDS Creature-Hites of Ohio Dire<tor: Phil Patern1te Running time: 11 00 A d.irl.ly humorous look di a future that is not so ldr .iwdy Flow Dlre<tor: Serge V Gregory Tuesday, April 3, 2001 5 lt&lrWng T1mr. 6•00 This film dePKts the flow of .,.,.,.,_ p«)ple and m«hinfl lllto tM City lWl)'bodyl 9oWI Director. Dustin ~nnann • lt&lrWng Time: 3 00 A look at IM s«rea and fashioflJ of oor mosr f•bulo<Js obsess.on bowling Kite Director: Alona Chau H1u Fan Running Time: 3 00 A musically driven. non narr111ve animation Portrait of Lloyd Director: ~IScl Sh•nnon Running Time: S.00 A day-in the-Me do<umenttJry following an 1solartc/ old man Han9Nlfl Director: Shane Aclcer Running Time: 2 00 A man, man'S best fflend ilnd d small p1e<e of skin rh<fr e.-enru•lly te•rs thf'm apart Buena Vista Fight Oub (1000) Director: Evan Mather Runni"9 Time: 2 00 The most exc1t•ng /WO mmutf'i of )IOU' Ide wilt be ip('nt watch•ng th<S f1/ml ~City Director: Stefan Grube• Running Tim.: 4 30 An army of commutf'rs goes •bout II!<' , routine and nonsens•<d bvs•ness 9p.m . The Photographer United StatM. 2000 Producer: Pete• Almond Ch11s Moor" >eremy Ste•r Dire<tor: Jeremy S1e1n S<Nenwriter. Jeremy Stt1n Cast: Reg Rogers. Chris Bauer Rob Campbell. John Heard M.tgg•(· Gyltenhaal. Anthony M1chdr•I H.Jll Kflsten Wilson Running time: 91 00 A year aher 1>e<om1n9 tfir roast ol 11u·w York City's drf seen!'. phot09r,1ph('r Mafft•n h•s lost his Jbll•ty ro ra~e a decent pKt<Jre On thf' r19M bl' fore t 11 malce-or-brealc g"llf'f)o opening Mo1• embarks on " b11a,,r rre~ througl tlw city in search of tf'n mynerious pt o tographs rnar could W\.f n<S «ir1>1·• 9:l0p.m. The Wedding II'~ United StatM 2001 Producen: No•man l<'..lfp dnd C ~' Cowen Directon: ~4o•m.ir Ko•p It'd Cl"' co.,.i!n ~writen: Norma" 1<01p d'ld C nt Cowen Ca.st Featu• ng 10 ''" Rea Wc.1 Cl" c•st members .nclud•ng {ul f' 0 i.er d'>d Radle Campcx Duff)' Running torTM: 84 00 Thf' film features 10 r• Re.ii World cast members who portray PAa99er~r ed hlcenesses of their "pf'fCf'>ved" public 1m .. 9es in this spoof Whf>n thfi former c;,sr members converge 0" Beverly Hills for Norm1in /Corpn wl'd ding. thf' Cdmera sees <1 side of Nor man's fnends unlnown to him a raunchy. bickering. baca 1t.ibbmg group of self promoren who onl'Y pld'Jf nicE> when Norman 11 .uouna ... /n1>y~ ,.,,,~ ~~-//~ ~· March 29 ·April S, 2001 ncwportbcachf1lmfcst com 949 253-2880 ... 1.ucy <l$ Le~ &einbera. a'dat&ld8 . . COMMUNITY ·we're really not old bags .. We stJll have youth in us." · ilowTo · GET Pl8llHED ~ Daily Pilot wekomes letters on Issues conc~m1ng Newport ~ach MMf Costa Mesa. " • 6 Tuesday, Ap<il 3, 2001 ... . Paying the price for lower salaries H ow much should the Newport- Mesd Unihed School District's teachers get pa1d7 Some of you think ledch- ers get pd1d too much because they get the sum- mer off Some of you think tedch- e rs gPI pdtd too lllllC' SlnCC' they df<' Pntrust.:d with the NhJCdt1on of those thdl dff' our luture Whtcl1l'Vt>f view you hdV(>, why do our cl1'>- 1nct 's tedcherc; de"<'rvf' IC'ss mon· Goy Geiser- Sondovol EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING ey thdn tedchcrc; in oth<>r pdrt!> of the county? TPachers in South County stdrt out mdkmq morf'. dncl continue making more t>c1ch yeclr So, while our tedche rs top out di $70,000 edch year, a teacher m the Cdp1<>trano Valley School Dis- trict cdn mdkc up lo $80,000 each yedr. Stdrting sdlanes are up to $S,OOO a yedf more al Orange County schools outside NPwport-Mesd. In d tune when teachers throughout Ordng<' County Me reaching retire- ment age dnd need to be replaced in record numbers. the law of supply and demand will not bode well for the future ol lhf' children m this district This school yedr, the district was recruiting dn economics teacher, which t!> not an ed'>Y thing lo hnd. T he dpplicanl Sd ld hP liked this d1stnct. but dccepllng employment here would be a m1llion-dolla r m1stdke If he took the money that he could make at another d1stnct compdred to what he would mdke dt Newport-1\lesa, and mvestPd 11. the d1ff crC'nce could amount to $1 million over his career. So being a n economic!> teache r and dll, he couldn't mnke thdt kind of m1s- tdke. Ht'.' held to look out for his family. Tf'dChN<> a re thP first to tell you that mom•y isn't evPrything So, 1f the d1stnct could offer pristine fdc11ities, smellier '>ludent-to-start rdltos, a stu - dent popult1l1on without problems dnd supporltvP pdrPnls, then we might bf' dblP to gel dWdY with the sdldry d1fferenl1dt1on. But. our school fdC1ht1es Me in clisrcpt11r t1nd we will ask our tC'dchcrs to live dnd teach through the rC'modeltng phase m the next couple of yeM'> Our sludent-to- starr ratio 1s no better tht1n neigh bor- ing d1slncts Many students m the d1str1ct don't spedk English a nd don't always make 1t to school Some par- ents don't necessarily check home- work or promote ret1d1ng Given these factors. we may need to offer a hinng bonus to even get prospective teachers to hll out dn a pplication to work here. While all type<> of teachers are needed to hll the numerous vacancies, any distnct 1mmed1ate ly snaps up those w ho can tedch math, science and technology So, 1f a husband and wife with those skills left our d1stnct for points south, they would receive an immediate $20,000 a year increase in income. Lei's fan• 1t; would you Sldy7 So, when your child's advanced placement score or SAT II score 1s down, you can append a Little note to his college application that the district hired a brand n ew teacher with emer- gency credentials thdt didn't know about the subject. I'm sure lhe adnus- s10ns ofhcer at the college wlll under- stand. Teachers are m negollahons nght oow to see 11 lhls problem can be fuce d be fore it permanently affects the quahty of our children's education. Stop the exodus of our current teach - ers and proVlde a comparable salary scale to attract lhe best-qualified teachers to our district. Contact your school board representative today • • • A Unman haa stolen my heart. Catch Costa Me.so High School's pro- ductlon of the Wizard of OZ on Friday at 1 p.m. or Sunday at 4 p.m. It'• OZaomel -Und• Ingram, 56, on the ladies with whom she has played poker with for more than 30 years. \ AIRPORT DEBATE • LETTERS-Mail to Editorial Pq Editor Mmes Meler at the Dally Pilot. 330 W Bay St , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • llllEADElt5 HOTUrtE -Call (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAU.-Send to dailypilotOlati~s com • • • .. All correspondence must include full name, home town and phone number (for venfication purposes) The Pilot reseNeS the right to edit all submissions fOf' - clarity and length. • Daily Pilot : • I • • I • • • ' Readers give thelr opinions about the proposed El Toro airport. Should the airport Oy? Columnist hits a few good marks Steve Smilh contmues to amaze, as usual, by coming out of left field with a left hook to airport protagonists that Joe Frazier would be proud of {"Want to see the El Toro air- port Oy7 Here's how.· Mdlch 10). Woody Airport was great. but he misses the ehllst tone of the Newport Beach constabu· lary. How about "The Great Open Woodland Airport Park of Orange County?" GOWAPOC might be a Lillie long for any airport ID tag. but so what. Secondly, Smith 1s exactly right about the public relations program. The same old tired races carry no water. We need Joe Isuzu. We hear he is avail- able. For $5 million, he might be avatlable for a few days work. RON AND ANNA W1NSHIP Newport Beach Overturning Measure F not likely It has been reported lhat the El Toro Reuse Planmng Aulhority has hied an action to set aside Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James Otero's decision lhat deemed Measure F unconstitutional. Because of lhe thoroughness of Otero's ruling and lhe standards of review that apply, lhis appeal appears to be nothing more lhan another stalling tactic. Otero had several different legal grounds for his decision. If the trial court is nght on any one legal ground, the Judg- ment will stand. Therefore, to succeed on appeal, the plan- ning authority will have to convince lhe appellate court that Otero was wrong on all areas of tus legal analysis. Such an outcome is tughly unlikely. Otero politely suggested that if lhe county or its citizens want to prohibit lhe El Toro project, it has lhe option of re pealing Measure A. ELMER L CO"iE Newport Beach Newport residents' opinions count Your article (*Newport to give nearly $3. 7 million to El Toro campaign," March 15) for public outreach to open the closed El Toro Marine Corps Au Station as a commercial airport stopped short of calling up officiaJs of lhe city of Trvine to see what they thought. However, you did intervtew Santa Ana Heights res1oent Ann Watt for her opinion on the spending. Watt speaks in favor of redesigrung the El Toro airport before il is used. This is a delaying tactic, rather than supporting the airport as lhe Marines built it. El Toro lS the best planned airport in tbe world due to the 14,000-acre buffer zone and fuel-saving crossed runways pointing to where airplanes need to go. All we have to do is tum on the Lights. l believe you should inter- view taxpayers of lhe city of Newport Beach, not Santa Ana He ights residents, for lheir opmion on bow we should spend our money. DON NYRE Newport Beach South needs to work with North Steve Smith's a rticle in the Daily Pilot ("Want to see lhe El Toro airport fly? Here's how.• March 10) misses on a few key points. The •attitude proble m • that be defines as Newport-Mesa trying to force lhe El Toro airport ·down the rest of lhe county's collective throats• is the mantra often repeated by the Soulh County propaganda machine headed by Meg Waters and company. Just the opposite is the case. El Toro has been here for 50 years, longer lhan most of the South Counly residents have lived It 1s the Soulh County cities that have shoved themselves down the throats of the rest of us in Orange County The county has spent $34 mtlhon to plan a commer- cial version of El Toro as required by law, and the mon- ey came from John Wayne Airport, not the taxpayers. The $5 m1lhon approved by the Board of Supervisors is , as he says, for a public informallon campcHgn ; 11 1s to counteract the $40 million of taxpayer money already spe nt by South County in their campaign of misinformation and lies about El Toro As to whether or not having dnother atrport a t El Toro makes sense. consider lhal Orange County ranks second only to Los Angeles County in population dJ1d 1s ranked thud m the generation of goods and capital equipment investment m Callforrud It 1s the econom1c engine lhat 1s dnvmg the prospenty m the county, and especially South County. The concept of d nostalgic reeling of the '50s · -the bucolic way of life and the homey atmosphere that are env1able attributes of the neighborhoods in South Coun- ty --will not be destroyed by an El Toro airport, and in fa ct may not be s ustdlllable over lhe long haul if a n adequate infrastructure , including an airport, 1s not put into place. Thts is a major population a nd industrial center that is e xpanding. It is time for Soulh County to JOm lhe rest of the world and become a willing partner with lhe rest of the county in a program of con- trolled growth that will benefit all of Orange County. I do, however, agree whole- heartedly Wllh Srrulh's com· ment that the amateur ad men and planners are tiring. Sorry, Steve, your amateur status disqualifies you for the JOb of dd campa1qn 11l<ln,1qP1 WILLIAM J. KEARNS C°OSld f\ h ''" South County carPs only for itself The true hypocn.,\ of 1lw anti-airport NIMB\' 1, r".ill\' showmg now. Before the elect11111 \ 1, .. , .. ur.. • F was about the h<'<1lth c111d ''"" • : ty or our commurullf'., \vluch was the reason gtvt·n fur 111<.lud ing toxic waste dw11p<, rind J•llh in lhe irutiabve. After the election. l\.t"''"'ll'' I • became a mandt1tc• <1qr1111 .. 1 thf' • airport, even thouyh 1111111~ 11t1 zens wrote letters stc1l111~1 1111') voted for F to el.mu11<1l1> .iny chance of a tox:1c c111111p 111 th1•11 commuruty. Measure F gol O\ l'rtunwd upon juctioaJ revu.•w J)l•(rlll'P 11! : multiple issues on c1 <,tnqh• 1mt1<1 tive, and the lrv10 e C ·1ty <·,,11th ti • is quoted as saymq tl1<1I 111* c111d • tox:ic waste dumP'> '' 1 n • l1nly • included to give th<' l\l1•rMll•' .i : better chance of pc1s,10q • South County's El Toro n1'll"•' : Planrung Authonty pro111u1,.cJ, 111 : mynad mailen. sent out thc1t El Toro IS unneeded lx•«111"" oth•·r regional airports would h • <'••"ti) : accessible by a h.Jgh·"J.>l't'd 1;1tl : service. Yet, the res1d<'nh ol ' Irvine recently vol tl down another rail Line in tlwir r1ty South County hd'> 'itrtlPd th.it • an airport on the 4, 700 <1< rt'' of , lhe former El Toro l\lc1nn1• h.i,•· · wtuch is surrounded hy OVf't 14,000 acres of J>C'flll1tn1'ntl) open space, would <IPstroy tl w1r : ~quality of life.· l lo~t·ve>r. llw : NIMBYs now ofhnr1lly w,1111 to • increase the nwnbc.•r ur fhyhh ,,, : John Wayne Airport whtc h ic; • only 470 acres wttll nu opt•n : space around it and where thP : residents are already subJl'<"tC'd : to hundreds of fllghts evNy dcly • Calling the anti-du poi t : zealots hypocntes 1c; a · euphemism. They will '>dY <1nd • do anything and everythmq lo sway public opinion th1'1r Wt\} DAVE BENT New port Oet1c h Has Greenlight begun to take its course? At Issue: Editorial suggests that Newport Beach's Greenlight scared away a prospective car dealership developer. R eallty has set in. Not for the author of the edttor1aJ (•Lexus stopped at Greenllght in Newport Beach,• March 25). A piece lamenting the lost opportunity ol having a new car dealership built in Newport Beacb'l The downside of being inconvenlenced with a trip to the f4r reaches of Huntington Beach or Tustin to purchase a new Lexus'l Developers taking their business elsewhere 1s supposed to be viewed es a detrlment to our futurel Take a drive down Harbor Boulevard in my hometown of Co ta Mesa. You'll seo more than a mile of car dealerahlpt and I don't feel taddenbd for the people of Newport Beach bavtng mlssed this opportunity of much need- ed revenue to enhance and progre11 the quality of We in their community. I envy them and their Greenligbt initiative. ROBERT HILCHEY Costa Mesa Lexus ol Newport Beach will not be. 1bo bad. maybe we wiD have to dove to Costa Mesa to buy that car. We doo't need another F1etdler Jones type dealerslup. We need responsible build out ol what remaining assets Newpm Beach READERS RESPOND has. And tb1s meaN e:xad1y whatGreen- tight means; lliniting future tnlffic by limiting growth and development now. Doesn't the tenn •quality c11ife• mean anyUUng? Or m\lll we remain at the mercy ol development that may stnmgie the very lite tbal provkl6d us the reMCXl lor being here In the first piece? MUL JAMES IAlDWIN Newport Beecb I suspect the fact that a new Lex.us dealership won't be mov- ing to Newport because of the Greenllght initiative is only the tip of the iceberg. Many worth- while projects the city needs will be quietly killed because they are not worth the extra effort. Our finn is a small for-profit firm in the busuless of developing and rehabilitating apartments Wlth affordable rents under the federal tax credit program. We bad been l.n early dJ.scu.ssions with the dty about developing a new alfordable housing project for senior citizens. We bad identi· fled a dty-owned site we thought was suitable arldtwere attempt- UlQ to gain aty support for tJu.s project when Oreenlight made tho ballot. We decided to wait and see if the meesun! would pass. Upon passage Of Greenligbt, we made the decision that the extra layer of risk and expense \mpoted by Greenlight made continutng the proce91 uneco- nomkal. J suppoee this ii what the Green.light propooenta want Only very large developen wtth sublltantial projed:I that have large potential rewards make this extra layer of risk worU1- wbile. For a project of (X'rhop 40 affordable senior units, wt• dl•ud- ed there are better pldres to spend our llnuted re ources: Whether or not a.ffordabJ(> senior housing with Umited trafttc wtt the type of development Green-:: light was meant to stop, thi I ... clearly the type of pro1ect New-.: port needs and, m fnr t, U1e city is under governmental manclatf' to: provide affordabl how1tng 1 r.u~ pect there are nume.ruu9 low-:: profile developmenb such a ~ one that will die Without a soun~ MULFRUOfBO Ncwpoll &•dt • You must miss the point Til ... people of Newport don't wont " .. car dH.lership here and I dnn 't : think moll ol the pt'Oplc wou.W .. care lf Fletcher Jon k.aft. The • Idea II to haw no more <'Ornmor .. daJ buUdtngs. You make It tounl like a tntgecty. I.et'• look nt It bk • victory. .. • mvtDINN&tl N~Beadt l Player of the Year Aaron Yamal of Newport Harbor l \ I /j, - Costa Mesa's David Conte, Estancla's Micah Young and Corona del Mar's Eric Snell. ,~ Of IHEDAY "AoJon (Yomol) ployed both ends of the floor ... " Larry Hirst. Newport hoops coach . . I 9! __ _ UPUtER ... Apn 9 honoree scon DAVIS Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.574-4223 •Sports Fox 949-650-0170 • Tvesdoy, April 3, 2001 7 Presenting the Daily Pilot's 2001 high school basketball • Newport Harbor's Yarnal tops nine-player unit as Player of the Year. Barry Faulkner DAJLY PILOT NEWPORT BEAC ·~I -ewport Hc1r- bor I hgh '><'nior Adfon Ydmdl, who helJX.>d th<' SdJ.Jor. boy'> bcJskC'tbdlJ team rec1ch thC' C IF Southc>m Se<uon D1vi~ion 1-A qudrt(>rtmc1J.,, top'> lhc DcJ1Jy PLlot's All-Newport-Mt>'>d D1'>tnct DrPdm Tcd.ITI Hith school bot,s BASKETBAlL t'-leSd scorc•r, with 18 5 pomL'> p<>r qc111w, dJ11d!>'>tng 518 m 28 qc1mc<, I Ii'> '><.'d'>On !ugh of 32 kC'} eel th1• Tc1f'>' 72-bCJ '><'rond- round ovPrtmw UJN'I of Pc1nhc. c1 qc1mf' m whKh he dcldNI I 7 n•hound~ wm dl faldnCJd, to hru<,h dt 12 '1. pfXJ for th(• C,f'dSOO ExtrenH·I~ qUJrk, Conte Wd., d C-dld· Jvr,t in lrdns1bon dOd dl'>o hrokP clown OJlPO'-ITTfJ delen.M'~ IJ\ th£' hdl! court ( H'- dllng tu ... ''\' n shot or opportunil.11 .. ., lor hi" tPdlllmdte~ He averdged 5 8 d'>..,1..,l'> nic1d<· 4t1 thn'<'·pomters dnd clrdm('<I ih of 42 loub hol'> (85 7 I ~ 111· rt1n our ledffi on the· floor SN- \ PO .,,ud I ltunk ht'°'> qomq 111 IJf• on1 of the· h<-ttl'f p01.nt qudr<h in C >M11q1• C'nun- I\ IH•XI \ l 'ctf • Pt1~ n•·. t1 h~7 p<>'>l prowct ''ho blo'>· '"' as Pldyt'( of the• YPdr :-..lf'lum\ '>lwnqth dnd lcc1p1nq <1hilit\ gdv<> him c1 p1\0lt1l in'>1dC' prt><;(•nn· dncl hc> abo '>hOwC'CI d '>oil '>hoot.mg touch from thl• rwnml'l<'r I IC' dVt'rdCJl'd 4 q rPbouncl'> 2 1 <1..,.,1.,1 ... c1nd <,hot nP<lrl\ 5 1'., trom lhP fll'l<l 114'! ol 374) I ft· m+ !Pd 115 of 17q lri•,. lhrc)\\'> lb4 2", I c111d 1., <1lr<•c1dy rN"l'I\ 1nq ... ornl' rc•c rUJllnq intl'fC'Sl from D1v1..,mn I collt•CJf' pro- qrc1m., ., •lllf'd •'<HIV in tht' IPt1qu" «1111pt11qn, '' c1., c1 I 11q fl'd'>On for thl· ..,ucc .. .,.., of tlw ·- Do\ll~ PILOT PHOTO BY S[A'll HlllER Ydmdl, cl 6-foot gucml ''ho dV<'fdged 15.7 µomLc; per qc1me dncl Wd'> Coclc.h Ldrry I ILNl's lop dPfcndcr. I'> JOmPd on the rurw-m<1n <,quc1cl by iu111nr lecJmmdlP Tony Mclurn, C°o'>lcl l\lc">t1 -.1,mdouts Stc>ve Whillc1kc•1. Dc1v1cl Conte clnd Mike Pdyn<•, EstdnCJd ..,tdlwc1rt.'> ClJd'>df 1dl· donc1do clnd l\hc-t1h Young, dS well as Coronc1 de>! I\ l<lr <,c•mor.. Enc SneU and ldet1n Shr1h<lnq1dn Bob Scrv<>n. who gwdeci Coc,td MCSd to d '>hdre of 1lr-. fll'>t lec1guc tJUe m ils 41- 'iCd'>On V<ln.tt) lustory, L'> C0c:tch of lhe Yeclr Yc1mdl. d t\\.0°-yedr ::itdrter dfld lhe only repedl dll-dls1nct o,(>l(>(t)on M"Ored 43q polnls m 28 gctmes for lhc Sc.ulors, includrng d ~d'>On-h1gh 26 m a non- lec1guc victory O\er fatdnCld H(> m<lde 155 of 3 19 fteld-qOdl dllempLs (46.8" .. ). tut 97 of 113 lree-throv. c1tt£>mpts (85 8 " .. ) and connected on 32 of % from lwluncl th£> threc-pomt lmc (33 3". I Typ1cdlly c1ss1gned to guc1rcl the opposing ledlTl\ hc'>l oflc>ns1ve gudfd. Yamc11's df'fl'nse Wd.., dl.so key lo the Sailors' 21-7 SN'>On, which mdudcd d sec-ond-plctC'E' flrush in th~ Sed View Le<lgue. Yarnell avNc1gecl thrc•c rebounds, 2.2 dr.s1sts and 1.2 stec1ls. • Ad!on plc1yed bolh ends of the floor.· Newport I ldfbor C0c:1ch Ldrry HJJ'St srud. 1elum. d ti-6 center, led Newport- "Tony '>htn\l •d v. hc1t kind of plc1\ '·• l 1• ,., 1n thot P<1nhc qc1nw." I fu.,t <,c11cl 111• ha::, the potE'nllc1l lo hdV(' d lot of qr1n11•., hke thc1t nc•xt "t'<1'>on • 'v\1luttc1kPr. c1 l>-0 ..,<'mor qu,ml '' d'> dmong Orc1ngP ( ·ounty\ rno'>l clc1nq1•r- ous threC'-potnl '>hoott•r<. conn<•rtmq ''° BO of 22'! dtlempti. lx•hmcl the> <1rc 134 Q" .) f{J<, mn1• thrC'C' bc:llJ'> m ca toumc1- ment Wl.11 O'vCr d 1t•c1m from \\d'>hmqton tied lhe dl'>lnct '>lll<llt•-gc1mC' rC>cord ... hc1red b} two olhl'r plc1ycr, I hs DI pomts m 27 gc1mr., gc1vc hun t1n dH'fd~Jl' ol 12.3 dfld h£' dl..,o c h1pp<•d m 5 h rebound~ per contc•<,l And then thC>n· wN<. .. hi'> mUillg1bl<. .. .., "Steve \."''cl'> our ct1plt1rn dild Wd'> d really good lc<lder for our team: S<>rwn Sdld "He wc1<; our hr11dc>'>l worker c1nd I cl.ldn't redlJy ht1Vl' to '>cl) much to him I IC' pl<lyE'd hc1rd thc• c•nhr<' gr1mt> c>VN\ gdffie • Conlt•. c1 5-I U Junior pomt guc1rd, -.tepJ*CI up his ganw m thl' c;pcond hdll of the sec1son to h<>lp the Mustdngs dnw towdfd the CIF D1w;1on lll·AA playofh Conte c1verc1gcd 13 7 pomt<, the hnc1l 12 gdffies, including c1 lcc1m-luqh 16 in thf' ::iecond-round plc1yoff loss to Ld Canc1dc1 and a Cdreer-h1gh 24 m d PCL-op<>mng ' 11 l'>ldnq., ... moth<;nnq lwo-thrr ·1· 10111 • 11! IPn'ie I IP blcxk1•d JOH ... hot ... !lour pt•r qrlllH') ,tltl'n•d <ClUllUl''>'> olhf'r, t1nd 1mpr0\NI , • ., t1n otl1·n.,I\ 1· thn•c1t throuqh· nut Uw c rirnpn1qn \ftcr t1\ Pr c1cpng 111.,t 4 .i pomt-. c1.., r1 iunior, f't1\ n1· ct\'NdCJt'cl 8 4 thmuqh !ht• ll'd<jllP np<:nl'f Bui trrn11 ttwn·.un he• c1\ t>rc1qPcl m.·dfh I 4 point<. lo lllll'>h ''1th c1 IO b -.ct1<,on d'vPr d<I" lk> ... hot 51 5 from th1 l11•hl 11.!:! ol !. 17 t d.I)d <,hot 5q c1q,un ... 1 Ii rl<llll' corn- JWllUon HP dl..,o < uUc •t tPd H 8 r1·hounch rwr contf'sl HP\\ d'> the qu\ "1' -.1•1 11ur dPll'O'>l' up dfound • ~crvcn ..,t11d lit 111,.. <>qudlly hdrd to replc10· c1., (\\'h11lc1kl'rl t le L., b-7 but hP pld) c•d muc h h1qqer • :'\ ldldonddO th1• onl\ rl'turrunq \ ur...1t\ pld\ er for tht> EdglP'> .,h1l\\ t •cl lt·c1dl•r.tu1» \\llh !us pld) dOU htS \\ IJrh l'l.hJC TIW b-0 ..,eruor c1verc1yf'CI 17 7 point... ht'gmrung lhP '>Cd.Son d'-the '>hnotmq quc1rcl, b1.•fon· t1!>sunung lhe pomt quc1rcl roll• Hie, moH· to point romnded "1th c1 lc1t1··'-l'cl'-On PCL run that nedrl~ prop«llt><l thl• Cagle::, to thetr 13th >:.lrd1ght fX><,l<,t•ct'>on I IJs 424 poml!. mcludC'd d rc1n'N·hl~Jh 28 U1 a PCL win O\'N Lc1qunc1 Bc•c1rh l ll· h1l 58 three-pomteri. dnd rnUc•rtt•cl mon• thcln hdlf of tus 7b d'>s1w, clfll'f twrnrmng the floor generdl SEE BASKETBALL PAGE 8 Costa Mesa's Mike Pa,yne and Steve Whittaker (30), and Newport Harbor's Tony Mel um. Coro na del Mar' I dean Shabangian and Estancia' EUasar Maldonado. OMY Pit.OT PHOTO BY STEvt M.:C l\AN~ ORA GE COAST COLLEGE ATHLETES OF THE WEEK . Twilight tim~ at Te Wmkle • Costa Mesa abandons home field to finish PCL campaign at TeWinkle Park. Barry Faulkner DMY PlloT lf the Costa Mesa High baseball team is going to continue its run toward a CIF South· em Section playoff berth, the Mustangs will have to do so at their home away from borne. •we've played the last (regular-season) home game at our field: said Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister, who has elected to play his five remaining Pacific Coast League home contests under the llghb at Tu Winkle Park, adjacent lo the Mustangs' campus. "With night games, we get better aowds. better umpires, the other kids in the leegue come out and watch us play and more col- IASEIALL l~e coaches can come oul, • Bauermeister said. The Mustang begm thelI "TWilight at TeWinkle Tour· tonight al 7 agam t crosstown nval Estanoa. which they defeat· ed, 8-0, in the fmt round The Eagl will host the Mustangs Friday rn" 3:15 clash. Corona d I Mar, 5-0 after the first round or PCL play and t 112 games ahe.od of Cos- ta Mesa and University, beglns a home-and- home series against Laguna Beach today at 3:15 atCdM. The Artlsb, who mad the playoffs wt spnng, are 1 112 gam out of second place and nsk being buried, should they not wm al I oo this week. SEE 8ASE8All MGE I • MTIJ*k ~ 7 p.m. NcAMood•~•1s I f 8 Tuesday, Ap<il 3. 200 J SPORTS BASKETBALL BASEBALL TODAY'S SCllEDUU ........ Doily Pilot Commllf\1tY college men and women Or~ COM1 at Of1119t £ms>lt• Confef~ TourN!Mf'll CONTINUED FROM 7 an all-district honoree 111 footbaJJ and baseball. Termed ·my defensive stop- per• by Coach Paul Orris, Snell also became a valuable cog in the Sea Kings' bal- anced offensive attack. He averaged 11.5 points to help Coach Paul Orris' squad advance to the CIF Division Ill-AA playoffs. CONTINUED FROM 7 High Ktlool • Costa MIMI at E$1.ancla •t feWlnk'4 P~ 7 p.m. L1guN Bead'l •t ~ nadefMa~11Spm •Vof~I High sdlool boys Newpon Harbo< et Woodbr1<1Qe, 6 p,m "What he did for us down the stretch was huge,· Estancia Coach Chns Sorce Sdld. Coach John Enune's Sea Kipgs, coming off thrilling one-run ~ over Universi- ty (Wednesday) and Costi.I Mesa (Fnday m nine Lnnings), outslugged the Artists, 13-9, in the first roWld at Laguna Beach. Community college-Or1nge Co.st at Full4!f· tot\ 2 p.m. •Goff Higtl tdl004 • CotoNI dfl Mat at~ Me5a at COtte Mew Golf a Country OUb (~ Unda Course), 2 p,m.; Al~ Nlgutf vs. Newport H<lfbor 11t Big Glnyol) Coul'ltry Club, l p.m: btancat vs. ~at Stt~ farrm, 4:30 pm • SofdNltt Young, d 6-2 1uruor post, was another huge conlribu- tor for the Eagles. He aver- dged 17 .9 pomts, despite being hampered by a severe dJlkle inJury sustdlile~ ufthe PCL opener, which lun.ited hun the rest of the season. High 5Chool -c.orui M«14 at Estanda, l . 1 S p.m~ CotON del M•r at l.JlqUN 8eadl, 3'15 p,11'\.; Newport Hlrbor ¥1 ltv1M, l:lO p,m •...wt •Swtm A threat from three-point range, he also could get to the basket. The latter pomt. he illustrated by malung a gamE!-winrung runner in the lan e for the difference in an 84-82 league biumph dt Uni Meanwhile in the Sea View League, Coach Jim Kiefer's Sailors hope to Improve upon a 1-6 league High school boys • L9guN hll<.h at C«ON del MM, l:IS p.m.; Es1ancta at Costa MKl. l:IS p.m.; Aliso Niguel at Newport Harb<><, 3; 15 p.m. High school 91rls • Cost.a Mesa at Mrlltk•n Relays 11 Belmont Plau Olympk Poot, Long 8each, l p.m. Despite the injury, he powed m d career-high 39 poUll!. m a 73-65 upset of ledgue co-champion Umver- <,1ty. His dlhleticism crnd determindt1on allowed him to nounsh lO the lane. tlesp1le hu. size dJsddvantage H e ~hot 68';1,, from the ftpJd, c1veraged 7 5 rebounds and led the team with 38 stedls start when they visit second-place Aliso (WeCl.nesday) and first-placelrvine (Friday). Niguel JASON AIGNER ~8om: Feb. 19. 1982 e '-~ttellht: S-foot-7 Shahan91a.n,·a 6-1 guard, dveraged a team-1eadmg 12.9 points for the Sea Kings. including a three-game span just prior to league m which he scored 72. Eagles def eat Mustangs COSTA MESA Estancia High Jason Cas- sidy and Costa M esa Bryce Sheridan tied for medalist honors, 2-over- ••• .,... ,4Spou~ Sport Swimming Rwnta: 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyles Yew: Freshman Mltlh edtool: Univet\lty Coedt: o.ve s.lo "I le redlly grew up cUld h<'CdITI(' much more of d well-roundc•d basketbdll A gifted offensive player, ddept at creating his own shot, Orris said his ability to play within the structured CdM system was a big factor in the Sea Ktn~s·Jmarch to the playoffs. par 37, in a GOLF Pacific Coast League boys golf match, won by Estancidl': 199-222. Mon- day at Co~ta Mesa Gou & Country C lub's Mesa Linda course. Estanda's Pete Baker and Greg Rausch shot 39, followed by Mesa's Steve Whitlclker (40), Estanda's , Joey MueUer (41), Ryan Brown [4j) and Aaron Frank.el (44). • In another PCL match, Corona del Mar defeated Irvine, 198-200 as Joe Kwon and John Kwon both shot 37 for Cd.M. ~ Sports medlciM Favof'tte foo* Flle1 mignon r.wort• .......... Oelpe(ado .. ............ __.t: Te_,, bonding. MhlMeol'fleWMlsXIV: Dropped an 81NZ1ng 31 sec.onch In the USO n.. (17'45.45). pl dyer.· SorcP Sdid. •He was one of the lop playrrs in our il'd9Uf' • Snf'll, c1 h·ll guard, If) also None of the all-distnct seniors have solid.ifled col- lege plans for next srason. NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE FILE NO 0003012875 SERVICER CITIMORTGACE 1100~ B~ROWER WESTER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. DATED MAY.1.~ 1892 UNLESS YOU TNU: ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A V.W'fC.R ()n Aptf ~~I 2001 If 200 PM F ll:Hllily N8liol\al Foreoosore SOiution•. as Clul~ apl)OH'lllCI T l\Jl lff oeeel ot !tuat ctateel May 1 ~. 1892 exealled by Allene M Westar Manat1 G ROOllUOO at lndlOI. rec:otdeO June 5 11192 as l11$trumenl No 92-37a&e 1 of tt>e ofllolJ recorcb of the recordefs olllc;e of Oranoe CO<Jncy Callfom11 Wl(L SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER lo< CHI! ~ CNhrefl c:hedt tctrawn ~ payable II lht ~me of die Ill tawf\JI money of the Untied Stales as SQeOfied In secUon 5102 ol ll'le Ftnaocial Code) Al tt1t nott1'I front en1rance to the County Courtl'IOU~ 700 CMC: Ctnw Omo Y.111, Sarca Ana. CA all ~ dUe lnO inte~s\ conveyed to ancl """' held by II unctet l&ICI Deed ol T ruse In the l'oliowlng cletent>ed P(Operty altualed "' the elotesaid County ~ Stat.. as men !\illy Oescna.o rn lht Deed of Trust &69 Towne Stree1 Coaia Mesa, CA 92627 APN •24-182--07 Tt.e unc1e111gned T l\Jstee ~~°":: weet aooreu Incl ~ common dealgnltlon, It any. shown hellkl Said sale w1U ~ nwelt. but witnovt CO\ltl\lf"ll or w•fTanly. uplUMd Of omcilied regatding *· pQUeSSIO<l Of encumC>rance• IO pay the remallllllj) pnncipal sum of Ille nole( s) atcurlld bY said cteeo of wac, wltl'I 1nlere1t cNtreon as l)l'Ollided 111 "'° 1¥M(s) • .a,,_ ti ¥'Y under me *'"' ot tne oeeo ol INtl. asttmlled lees CNtoe1 Incl titper\Mt ol llle INllff 1nct ol Ille ttvlll et1181eel by 111d oeeo of 11111t. IO-w1I $91.31• 27 Oiied Marcil 20 2001 ~ tOllb N IJIJOnel Fotedosure Solutlont 11 wstae 36311 camno Del RIO NoM. Sllllt 200, San DltQO. CA 92106 (IS18) 524-'&89 (818) 347.)726 (71•) 573·18M · Salee lnfotmMlon By SNnnon Motlola. ~t,g~ 03/20/01 , 03/27/01' 04/03/()1 CNS· 21t3'71 Fictitious Business Name Statement The 101tow1ng persons are 00"'9 bl.illlrw>,s as Atlas Otscrtbutton 161 E11s1 181h Streec •23 Co5ta Mesa CA 92627 Chrtstopher legowsk1 161 Ease 1811 S1ree1 •23 Costa Mes11 CA 92627 Thts business is con· dueled by an 1ntlltfldual Ha•e you slarted Ooing ~s yet? No ChnSlopl\er ltqowsk1 Tllrs 6111emen1 was 1118<1 with the County Cieri\ cl Orange Counly on 02123/01 20018158200 Daily P1IOI Mar 20 2 7 N>! 3. 10. 2091 T362 TS No 00.1~ l.Dlrl No 20'219'J TSG No 648890 IClla Of TMl99°1 SM Yoi ft ti detail l#ldw I Deed af T rvst o.d ot/2311999 ll!Ma )'OU -IC1IOn tJ ~ 'f» p!q*1'f, • """be IOtl • a pibic sei V )'OU ._ .., Ull8lltal al h """ d !NI prcceedrlg ~ )'OU )'OU stolll (Xll\o l.m:I • ~ NcCJot " hnby gMrl the( Ille real prqllW1y kroM1 as 40 I 5-Ta ll!M. ~ Det Mw. CA 92625 Al1ISllY I pwej f«lmDS 938-01-13' •• be IOtl • ~1c UU1 • .., m c1 rie 18gpclls • the mlW1 tnlTy ne IO ll"e P'ecenll8 ()..: C..,11r 401-'11 E ~ All8 ~ CA <WI (W100001 • 10 00 AM ti h l..p.t bdd!J, ••• Ile Ome d Al!, tor easll Cl cdl· ..... allldl do'M1 by. stale Cl flllJOOll tlri a ~ hMI by • '1111 Cl ...... aec1! lllOl Cl • d1lldc ~ by • 11.e Cl ledlrlc ~ bsl ICSOOtlDl. INlgC moo. OCll'I. Cl SIMngS bri speorfied ,, llnrall code .:iOtl 5102 Sid ~ ti O:> bu.-- 11 CalbTlll The Siii 'Ml be mlOI WltoJt CIMIW'I Q' WllTS!ly U?'9SS Cl ll"l)ild. rtg.wdllg !rt.I, ~. Q' SOJmlnas ID Ubsfy fie ~~byt-.Md al ii.ISi U8ClAlld by Gny L Mlw I llrlgll !!WI • ruSll:lf ttCOll9d on WXV1999 nstrumlW1f No 19990628632 cJ tl're Ol(w;aol l1ICOllls ol Orsige O:ulty, c.ffcma The ~ l!nCU1I *"'9d by ..0 ""11"*11 • af ... ""' af...., ~al"' ,... • "84.36037. -mllld, .tdl inc\ldM ~ tJt8I lmDllll af ...... b*Q (cncldng llXJl.8d sld ~ ... ) n:j ~ ""'* o:m, ~ ft! ~ • lhl Ome al ~ (lliblcllion al !In l'llClce Duel, Ol'1M001 ~ TNSI Deld S.-~, 3 ADA Nna. c.tb'n8 m1a TMlll S. ~ tti!TW (71~) 573-1965 "'9t1W True Deed Sr.a& ~ 8y Aon J8'1IZlll VICI President Pim 10 )2() 3127 ~1 ST A TEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The lollcwtng pet· son1s1 has (have) at.~ ooneo !he use of lhe hct11t00s buSlfllS5 name SMOO TIME 16372 ConsHucuon Cir E •9. Irvine CA 92614 Thi' F1cl1tt0V1 Bull· noss name referred lo abovP was hied in Or· a".196 County on 10129196 FILE NO 19986n4!11 Alpine Au10 Care. 16372 Constrvcuon Cir E 119 IMne. CA 92806 Thia business 11 con duded by 8 corpc)lalicn Alpine Auto Care, Na1m Malek. Proalden1 This statement was hied wilh the County Cieri! or Orange CountY on 03'09'2001 20018u n 21 Oe1tv Pttot Mar 13, 20, 27, N>• 3. 2001 I351 Call Claulfied Todly 949 642-5171 STARTING ANEW ,, BUSINESS?. 1 I I t t I I I I I I I ' ' Fictitious Buslne11 Name Statement The fcltow1ng persons a re dotnQ buStneSS 19 WILSON RECREA· TIONAL VEHICLE STORAGE. 16790 S Harbor Blvd . Sonia Ana. CA 92704 Rober1 M Wilson. 3435 Ptumerta Place. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Maryalice Wiison, 3435 Plumerra Place. Costa Mosa. CA 92626 This business cs con· ducted by husband and wile Have you sraned doing business ye1? Yes. May 5. 1976 ROiler! M Wilson This sretement was hied w11h the Counly Clerto: cl Orange County on 03/07/2001 200HJ857438 Oa1ty Pilot Mar 13. 20 . 27 Apr 3, 2001 T353 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lolrowrng persons are doing busmess as Pone1 Pubhc Reta· tcons 3151 Airway Ave . K·205. Costa Mesa CA 92626 lc5i1 Por1er 2395 Westmrntler Ave • Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Thrs business rs con· ducted by an 1nd1V1dual Have you started domg business ye1? 'l'es Oc1 1998 Lrsa Poner This statement was frloo wclh lhe County Cieri( ol Orange Counly on 0311512001 20016858410 Daily PllOC Mar 20. 27 AD< 3, 10, 20()1 T36Q Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following persons are doing ~s.s 15 Mysrcc Fire. 2B691 Modte!U Canyon Aolld, Srlverado, California 92676 Dawn C M1r1lnez 2B691 Mod1eska C•· nyon Road Sllvaraoo. Cahlornta 92676 Thrs business 1s con- d\Jcled by an rndMdual Have you started doing buSln85S ye!? No Dawn C Martinez Thia aratement was l~ed with IM County Clerll or Orange C.ounty on 03/ ! 6/2001 20018858486 Darty Prlol Mar 20. 27. Ap! 3. I 0. 200 I T363 Fictitious Buslneaa N•me St.at9ment The foltowlng ~rsona are doH1Q bustnesa as Confident Com· munieallon 9582 Hamll- 1on. •342 Hunbngton Beaeh. CA 92648 Chn111ne Marie Oauach. 1300 Adema Avenue. •7R, Costa MeN. CA 92826 Thia business •• con· ducted by en indMdull Have you atarted doWlQ ~~?No Chrllllne Marie Dausch Thie 1111amen1 wu filed with the County Cleftl °' Orange County on 03/02/200f 2001115'"4 Oa1tt Piiot Mat. V . Apr. 3. 101 17r 2001 !365 NOTICE OF APPUCATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date of Flllng ,t,ppllci.· tlon Fllbruaty 16. 2001 To Whom ft M•y Con- cern The Name(a) ol 1he Applicat11(1} ls/are ZiEJAS COST.C: MESA LLC The appllcant1 fitted above are •ooMno lo .,,.~-°'~ hollc Beverage Col'ltrot lo Hll alcohollo t>everagea 11. 3333 BRISTOL ST STE t816, COSTA MESA. CA 92020 _!!fa~.~~~ GENERAL EATING PLACE Pul>lithtd Newport 8uch·Co1ta MeH Dally Pilot March ~. Apt 3, 10, 2001 1309 l8C 10At NOTICI! Of PmJ!ON TO AWIT!A UTATl Of: llf.AHOft I. QRl!ff! .. !Ll!ANOR GRUN! CAN NO. AJOlll1 r o a1 '*'· benefl Clei.... Q'edl!Ofl. ~ lngent creditors. and persons wttO may OlhOr· wtse be 1n1erested rn the well OI esta1a. "' both ol ELEANOR S GREENE aka ELEANOR GREENE A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been ltte<l by PAT TIERNEY 1n the Superior Cour1 ol Cahlorn1a. County ol ORANGE THE PETITION FO('I PROBATE requests 1hal PAT TIERNEY be ap· pomted as personal rop- re5entattve to admrrnSler the es1a1e ol 1he dece- dent THE PETITION re· quesls lhe decedenrs WlN and codlc:>ts. ti any be adm.ned 10 probate The Writ anO any codlCll& ere avarlable tor e•- am1nalion 1n rhe file kept by 1he COUit THE PETITION ta· quests eu1hor1ty 10 ad· m1ncs1er the estale unde1 lhe lndependonl AOm1n· 1strat1011 of Estates Ao1 (This Authonly Wilt allow the personal represent· ahve to lake many ac· lions wrthou1 obta1n1ng cour1 appro•al Befoie 1a1ong ce11a1n •ery 1m por1ant oct1ons how· &VIII'. tho personal repfe- sontalrva Wiii be required lo give notice 10 In· 1erested pecsons unless they have w•tved notiCe or conHnltd to lhe p1oposed achon J The rndepenctent admm1s· tra11on euthorny wtll be granled unless an in· terested pet&on fries an object>on 10 the pelthon and snows good cause wt1y the coul1 should nol i;iran1 1he author1ty A HEARING on tho pelctcon will be held on MA'I' 3, 2001 al 1 30 p m rn Dep1 L73 lo· cared at 341 Tho C11y Creve $o;.llh Orange CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT 10 the granting ol lhe pel1· llOll. you should appeal 11 1he heanng and stale your object>Ol'ls or Me wntten objections w•lh the court before lhe hearing Your ap· poarance may be rn pet· aon or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREC>· IT~ or conttngenr ored- rtor ol Ille ~sed you mus1 file your claim wi1h the court and mall a copy 10 Iha pe1aona.l rep· 18Mnla!IV9 eppoin1ed by the cour1 w11htn loor monlha from the date oC the fW'lt .__ ol let· ters as provided 111 Pro- bate coo. Mellon 9100. The time '"' llhng claima wrll not uptre before loor month• trom the hHring date notteed 1bove. YOU MA'I' EXAMINE the file kept by lhe COUit. 11 you 1£8 • per9on rn· terested rn the estate. you may rrta With the court a RequMt for Spe- clal Notice (lorm OE- 164) of Iha filing ol on ln- venioty and appraisal ol eatat• a1141tt °' of any pe1111on or 8C(X);Jnt as f?rOVkltd in Probale Code HOilon 1250 A Requesl tor Speaal No- tice form la avallable from Iha COUit ~. Aftomey tot P9tltio.'MM, ASHWOfltTii, HAYES A MORAN 8emaird L MofWI. E.tq. S8NIMl4 21202 C.bot Ad., Ste. too, L..lgune Niguel, CA t2.17M24'1 Pubh1hed Newport Buch-Co1ta MeH Delly P1lof Aptll 3, 9, 1 o. 2001 TM3ZI BSC 10529 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATI! Ofl: SUZANNE LOUISE HAAN!TIAUX CASI! NO. A20HeO To •II hen, bene41· c1ar1ea. Cted1l0tl, cont· ln9e111 credilOrl, tl\CI por.otre who may olhor· wlee be lnterttted In 1tie wll Of 8"ti.. Of boltl of SUZANN LOUISE HARNEflAUX A l'ETITIO~ FOA PROBATE hH !>Mn lllea b? Carter 0 HametJawc ., lhe &pa- rlor Coult of Cahtomlt. COVr1fy of OAAHGC ntf: PETHlOff FOA PROBATt requuca fl.It Cartef 0 ~.JI be ~nted 1 pe'11CNI r~k>edmn Wlf !tie ..,,. " ... 0.-cedent THE PETITION re· conS1ructed with I com· quoscs aulhonty to ad· plelo sub-drain system mrnrster the e11a1e undef, and und·solVsub·gr1de the Independent Admin-10 aupport a tow tnaJn. •Sl1a11on of Eatatu ACI tenance Bermuda grass (Th~ Author1ty wilt allow rurt lor hrgh abrasive lhe jX!rsonal re1>1e1ent sporting use Lond· euve 10 take men)' ac-acaplng and Irrigation liens wlthoot oblalnlng with fertilizer Injection ccun approval Before system wiU be provided tak•ng cer1a1n very Im-lot all planling aree ponan1 aclrOM. hOw ESTIMATED evet, !he personal repre-CONSTRUCTION sental•ve wiM be required COST: $5,200,000.00 to grve notrce to 1n PROVIDE SUB-BIDS terested persons unlesl ONLY TO THE FOL· they have waived nolloe LOWING PRE-OUAU- or consented 10 lhe FIED PRIME CON· proposed actlO/\ ) The TRACTORS: lndependen1 admtnts MARINA tre11on authority wilt be LANDSCAPE, INC. granled unless an ln 1100 E. Kalella Avenue teres1ed' person hies an Anaheim. CA. 92805 cbfec1lon to the petrtion (714) 939-6600 and sl'tOws good cause (714) 935-1199 FAX why 1he court should noc Est1ma1or gran1 the authonly Joe Fuentes A HEARING on tl'le VALLEY CREST pott11on will be held on LANDSCAPE, INC MAY 3 2001 al 1 30 1920 South Yale Sheet p m en Dept L 73 to-Santa Ma CA 92704 cared at 341 The Cely (714) 546-7975 Dnve $o;.11h. Orange (714) 546-9524 FAX CA 92868. Es11ma1or IF YOU OBJECT to Alan Barry lho granung of the poll Bidding Documenls tcon. you should appear will be evadable 10 Pre· a1 lhl heanng and stale quatrt1ed Bidders on your obJecllons or hie FRtDAV, MARCH 30, wntten obJec1t0ns with 2001. and Wiil be issued the cour1 belore rhe e1 hearing Your ap CONSOUDATED poaranoe may be 1n per REPROGAAPHICS Ion or by you1 anorney 3182 Pullman Street IF YOU ARE A CRED-Coeta Mesa. CA t2626 ITOR or con11ngent eted (7t4) 751-2MO ""' ol 1l1e dece9sed. you Attention: musr ftte your claim wt1l't Rick Bet1ol11 tho cour1 ond mall e Prequaltfced Prime copy 10 the personal rop-Contractors may pick up resentatrve appoinled by tree ot chacge a 1he coun w1th1n tour muttnum ol ftve (5) sets months from 1he dale or of bldd!t1g documents at the !erst 1$5Uan<:e of let University of Calrfomla. 1011 as provtdOd In PT~ lrvtne. Design and Con· bato Code sect.on 9100 a1T1JCt1on ~. 3500 Tho time 10< frtcng ctalma Be11toley Piece. Irvine, will nol op11e betore Cahlomca 92697·2450 lour months from the Add1tconat sets may be hea11ng date noticed purcnastd al Concr1c· 11bovo ton coll from Con· YOU MAY EXAMINE solldated R1pro- the hie kept by the oour1 gr•phlcs II you are a person rn l'fOTE: It I• the lere919d m 1he estale 1ubconlractora' re· you may file with ll'ta eponelblllty to r89'--coun a Request tor Spe-wfttl ttle OnlveBJty Of eta! Notice (form OE Conaollctated Repro- 1 SA) ot the trtcng ol an lo-graphle1 to acltnowl· vontory and oppraraar of edr. recelp1 of the eatere assets "' OI arry An e1tar Aecre1Uon petruon or acoounl u Cent« Playlng Fields. provided rn Probate Project No. 9tOOM bid Coo. seclcon 1250 A documenta. Unlverally AequeSI 10< Spoaat No-wlU no11ty aubcon- trco form is a11a1lable trecton Who have 1"91>- lrom the cour1 clerll. late<ed with Deelgn & Attorney fOf' PetltloMI' ConetrueU011 Servlcea R08ERT A. FOSTER, or Conaolldated II, ESQ., Aeprographlca or ad-SBN 65825 denda, whlc:h .,. .v.U-ta 101 V<>tl KARMAN able at DM4gn A ~ AVE •• STE. 1400 •tructlon s.Nlcee. IRVINEI CA 92$12-1043 A MANDATORY Publshed Newport PAE-81D CON- Buch·Coate Meaa F£RENCE shall be held Delly PioC Apnl 3, 9. tO 11 follows 9:00 A.M. 2001 Wed11e~y. Aprll •. _____ __..I,,.t.A""3.....,70 2001 Ufl!versity °' ADVERTISEM ENT Cattfoinla. lrvtne FOR SUB-BIOS Antuter RtcrHUon SUl>jec1 to conditions Center. Conlerence pieactl>ed by in. l#1de< Room. 2.nd Floor tlgn«l, SMled '*-for a 880 Caltlornla ~ &Im Contt1IG1 lft Avenue. IMne. lnVltild tor 1'1e following Calllomi• 92697 Work· (949) 82.4-6630 ANTEATEA AtTENDANCE AT RECREATION n!E PRE-BID CON- CENTER PUYINO FERENCE IS MAN· FIELDS DA.TORY FOR All PROJECT NO. tt009I PREOUALlflED PRIME UNIVERSITY OF CONTRACTORS; THE CALIFORNIA, MEETING Will BE IAVINE CLOSED AT t:OS A.M, DESCRIPTION OF ANY Pf•E·OUAllFIED WOAK: Thlt propoaed PRIME CONTRAC• AntHler Recrearlon TORS AAAIVIHQ AF· Cenrer Playlng Fields TEA THIS TillH! Wtll prolect ta an outdoor rel> NOT If ELIOaBl.E TO ltt!lliOO l1oi11ty on an ep-PARTICIPATE IN THE proximately 211 8·•cra BID PROCESS Al A Illa ~ 10 Int i... PAIME CC>HTAAOTOR. c.nUy completed Ant· INT~AHttO Mt« RtctNuon Cenl8f SUICONTAACTOAS (ARC) The ladittte1 wtl ARI IHVITED TO AT· Include 5-aoccer flek:l9 TEND THE PAE.ato overtakl with 3 aofll)all CON,IEAINCE fltldt. end a CIUb l!pOl1I ... led bkta lor the lleld auttat>19 l0t llJffPY wmp l4.Hll a-lld and lecrO&M wn1ct1 ·w111 wit nae be ~ ef. be overtald ""*'1 • aoft• W. 2:00 P.M., Ftidlty, ball llelcl, Ind • fUtlfrt Aottl ,,, 2001. Ille !Of ropet OOUf'M wlll Al Oetlon enc:t Con. be developed, 0 IOM!t 1truC1lon -S.IV1c81, Uni. court•. e b111tet1>al1 ver•lty of C1lll0tnle, COUit, a rOllet f\ocl\ey IMM, 3500 Berlleley ~ YoWI "8dlllm ltyle Piece, trvlne. CA -Ung .,. l)ltnned un-g2097,2450 def l)fcl Altemlta1 Con-... i.cs bldt for Unit cirtte tttlrt encl watq Prtote end AlternatM wm provl<lo convenient wlll not be ac~ llf• •~•• 10 •N venvM . W. 4:00 P.M., 'ttdey, The petmeter OI fll alle A.-t 11, 2001, wtl be lenoed Thef9 are Al °"'°'1 atld Con- lwo bulldngia on fll al•. 1tructJOn ~. Uni-on• With bathrooms. ~•ttlly of Cahtotnlt , food~.~ IMne, 3500 BtnlelaY mtl'l1 storage and main> P 11 c•, Irv In• • C A tenanca gar9 ftdlllJM t2097 2450 llncl IN~ wllh eq1.41p> leafed lld• lor ITl8l1I chedl out tnd L""'P 14M1 .... lld llOr•OI lac:llt1llt Low encl a.led Ilda lot ~"~ ::'"~ ~.1 =.-=-:. ,::.; plw,1ng lleldt and OOUlll 4:• P JI., ' , Atwt al llgl\llllQ i.vete ep. 13. aoot. PfoPNte '°' lhe 1118 kt Sec:un\y In lhe The JN~ fWcte ... be ~~~~~~~-! .... ~ tpOtU Olld,.,.,., 01.S amoun1 ol 10,. of tho Luny> Sum Base Bid. ex· eluding alternalH • .shall 1ccompeny such BKI The Surety Issuing 1he Bid Bond ahall be, on the Bid Otadlrna. llsltd 111 1he let811 published State of Callfomra, Ot· par1menl of Insurance. liSl of Insurers Admined to Transact Surety tnsor- anoe In Th.a State The successful Bidder and eta Subc:on11ac1ors will be requ11ed to folloW the ,llondltcnminallon r• qucremeofs se1 fonh 1n 1he Bidding Documen1S and 10 pay p1evethng wage rates al the loca· 1lon cl 1he W0111. All lnaurance poll· clee rwqulf9cf to be ob- tained by Contractor ahall be aublect to ~ pro111t by IJnlverelty, for lorm end aubatence. All 1uch pollclea 1h1ll be 11· 1ued by • company which la listed by Beal and haa e rating o4 A· or better end 1 flnan- clat clae11flcatlon of VIII Of batte<. The euccesstul Bldde1 wm be requcrod to have the following State of Calilornra Contractors license C1.rrren1 Bl lhe trme of submission ol the Brd. (License ClassHrca11on) (llClenH Code) General Engcneerrng Con1111C1or A. or Gell8<1I Bu11d1ng Contract0< B THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Maren 2001 Published Newpor1 BHch·Coata Mesa Oalty Pllo1 March 30. Aprrl 3, 2001 FT690 BSC 10537 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: JAYNE KRUEGER GRAGLIA au ANNE GRAGUA •b JAYNE A. GRAGLIA CASE NO. A206957 To all hel11. benef1· c11nos. c111d1t01s, conl· lngen1 credctora. end pet"IOllS who may oflef· Wise t>e interested rn 1he will or estale, or both. ol JAYNE KRUEGER GAAGLIA aka ANNE GAAGUA aka JAYNE A. GAAGUA A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by ROBERT KRUEGER ~ lhe Supe- rtor CoUl1 ol California, County of ORANGE TH( PETITION FOR PA08A ~ reque'18 ll'tel AoeEAT KRUEGER be appointed as perton1I repteMl'lllalMI to admln- isttf lhe dmle of the de- cedent THE PETITION re· quell.I authority to ad· mlniete< Iha estate und8f ,.,. lndtpeocSenl Admln- lstralion of Estatff Ad. (Thia Autl'tOlily wlll allow lhe pertonal rapreMnt· etlVe lo take many ac- tion• wlthou1 oblerntng court lpPfOVll. BefOte 1aJdnQ certain very Im· portent ac1lon1, how· -· Iha pel90Nll , ... Mnla!fw • be required to lllVI noclce to ln- 1ttMted Pll90nl unleee !hey have waived not• or conHnted to th• ptopoMd action.) The lnde~ndenr 1dmtnl1· 1T1tlon authonty wi• be granted un11.. an 111- l«teled PlrtOn Net en Obj«:tlon to the peWon and ahowa good OIUH wt')' ll't8 oourf ahoulcl not or ant "8 authorlly. A HEARING on lhe PfCllik>rl wll be held on MAY 3, 200t at t.30 p.m. In 0.1>1 L73 to- ct.ted It 341 The Olly Dnv• SO\lth. Ore•· CA neoe IP YOU 08.JECT 10 Iha granting of fll •· llon, -'fO'J li10Uld ~ ., the heeMg .., Slate yOUr ~ltona or ..tile wntten Object1ona with Ille oout1 betor. the htarlno Your ep· l*flllm mity be In pet• aon Of tly YfJ4ll aeorney IF YOU AAE A CMo. ITOA or oontlllglrt4 aracl> !tot cl the Mc II Md. ~ mull Ille ~ dalrn Wfltl tile c:outf and mall 1 copy to fll petaOnll rep-,...,..tfye llCICIOinted tly tl'te COUl1 W!IN11 lour monlt1' fl'om fll ... of "8 ... mu.nee cl llt· ,.,. • pnMNd In PIO- .... Code MCIOn t100 1l1e trme for Ming claims w111 no1 expire before lour monlhs from 1he hearing d•I• noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by Iha coun If you ere a person ln- 1eres1ed In the estate, you may hie with lhe court a Raquesl for Spe. oat Noltet (lorm OE· 154) ct the frllng of an in- ventory and eppracsat ol estate asaets 0< cl any pel/t1on or account aa prtvlded 1n Probate Code MC1ion 1250 A Requ&SI for 5peQal No- 1cce form 11 avartabte trom the coun clerlc, Attorney !Of' Petitioner: BRUCE R. FINK, ESQ. 1913 E. 1TTH ST. STE. 105, SANTA AHA, CA 92705 Published Newport Beach·COSll Mesa Dolly P1101 Aprtl 3, 9. 10, 2001 TM372 Fictitious Bu1lnes1 Name Statement The lcltowrng persons are dolno business as Kincaid Real Estato Group. 4500 Campus 011ve •572 Newport Beach Calcfomla 92660 HQl1y M Kincaid 1465 Gafuy Onve. Newport Beach. C111if0m4a, 92660 Thrs business rs con- ducted by an 1nd~al Ha•a you slarled doing Dusln8ss yer? No Holly M t<tneald ThtS statemenl was filed wrth the Counly Cieri( ot Orange Counry on 03l29l2001 2001885ff74 Deily Prlol Apr 3 10 17 ?•, 2001 !375 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person(a) has (have) abandoned 1he usa of the hctctioua business name. HMC Real Estele Group 1C~A Calle Ne- goclo. San Clemen1e. Cal1forn1a. 92673 The Flcllllous BUSI· ness name reterred to above waa tiled co Ot· enge County on 07/26100 FILE NO 20006835348 Hoity MIChelle Moorllf· Kincaid, 1060-A Calle Negock>, San Clemente, Cahlorola 92673 This buSinell IS con docled by an lndMdual Holly Mlchelle Moore•- Klncald Thcs 1tatement w11 filed wllh the Coun1v Cletll of Orange County on 03l29r'2001 200tH5ff72 Dally Piiot Al)f 3. 10. 17. .2.4, 2QQ1 !374 STATEMENT Ofl ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FtCTTTIOUS BUSINESS NAME n.. lollowtng person(•) he• (hive> aband<>Md 1'1e uae Cf IN flctilloue butlnesa name: H.M c.. 1080-A Cena Nloodo. San Clemerile. C~omlt V297'3 1lta Flctlliout Busl· nea1 name referred to eov. Wat feted In Of• ange County on Ot/21/911, FILE NO 18G96780887 ~ MJc:helle Moorlf· Kincaid, 10BO·A Calle Neooclo. San Clemlnle, CaJltoml• V2973 Thlt t>uslneat la con dueled by. en lndMdlial Ho11Y Mdlelle Moorer-l<lncald Thie al1temen1 WH llltd With the County Clertl of Orange CountY on 03/21W00t 200tlt5"73 OaM'f PlloC • 3. 10":17, 24. 2001 ~73 Flctltloue Butane .. ... me StNment The follow\~ are doltlO .. H & fr TV SERVICE CENTER, 182e2 ShMta Lil,. F CM11eln v,,,..,, C~ 92708 My Dao, 509 S Har bot, SatM Ana. CA 921°" Thia bualneet .. con-dUC:*I by .,. lndMclHll Have yOl.t 1t1rted doing bullll8H ye1? v-. &'2001 My Dao Thie ••tament ... ltled wttti the County Cltrtl Of Or9llDt Col.Illy on 04I02l200 t ltl1 .... t4t ~"r,., 3. 101*; NEISHA HOAGLAND £9-n:May12. 1982 e • Height: S-foot-6 Wllwllt: 140 ftMWt: Swimming ""'-Is: Butteffly, backstt~e and freestyle Yer. Freshman High 8dtool: CyprMS eo.ct.: o.ve Salo Mltjor. Pediatrics favortt. food: Chocolate c~ed strawberries favorfte mcwte: ·Rulity Bites• lle9t..,.. moment: Team bonding during road trips. Athlete of the WMll XIV: Beat her entire competition at recent Team Games. Fictitious Business N•me Statement The following persons ere doing business as Reveta11on Designs and Chns11an Cto1h1ng 1380 Village Way. •1. Cotta Mesa. CA 92626 OeVld E. Lopez. 1380 Vtltage Way. 11, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Thrs buSlness cs con· ducted by an tndlvtduat Have you sraned doing business ye17 No David· E Lopez Thcs statement was hied with IM County Cieri( °' Orange Coooty on 031'3G'2001 20018860057 Dotty P110I Apr 3. 10. 17 24, 2001 T377 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement TM following persons are dOlng business as RN "s 4 CPA, 27451 Cena10 M1ssron V1a10 CA 92691 Dianne Lym The•Hn 27451 Cen•10 M1sst0n Vre,o, CA 92691 PnSC1Ma M. Applegate. 33 Timberland Aliso VHIJO CA 92656 Tin business 1s con- duetod by Ct>fl'MllrS Have. ycu 61•r1ect do<ng bllStnesa yet' No Pr1,c;1lla M Applega1e This statement was tiled w11h the Counly Clerk ct Orange County on 03/0512001 200'8857054 Oa1ty Ptlot Apr 3 1 <> 17 24. 2001 T379 LOCAL MOITUAllE PUCE llOT1IElll IEU. IROADWAY M ortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa M2·9150 FIC11tlous Bualneaa Name Statement The following persons are dotno buStness es Tax Pros 221 W Balboa Blvd Newpon BHCh, CA 92661 Craig Cur11s Smtih, 521 W Batboa Blvd . Newpon Beach CA 92661 Rosemary Smrin 521 W Balboa Blvd New port Beach. CA 92661 This bustness 1s con· ducted by r11n 1ndMdual Have you s1arted dorng business yet? Yes 01'01 9t Craog Cunis Smc11't This staremant wa$ lclod wllh 1he County Clerk or Orange Counly on 03l30l2001 20018880021 Daily Pilot Apr 3 10 17 24, 2QQ1 T376 S~Ll rourhome tnrou~n ciassmed 9/l/zo/I /Aeu; ttu 11() 1urm/J ... tAete a~tl1e11. CONROY'S FLOWERS 2983 Harbor Blvd. fwrnH~H.iltwJ $.1"'11 714.5 • 5 2275 ewport Blvd. (~ ol Htwpott A (,I tv>M1 949.645.0246 MALcOLM CL.ARK PATTEN Marl'h 30, 200 I Index • g II II -·--·-.... a a ~ ...... -....... Cl Bow to Plaee A ~IFIEIAD llyFu lly Pia•• By MalMa .--., ... ..-------· Polle 1lt1ll"41U11l r1ferll1i.r' 11tf' •11h1f'• 1 1tt111oh~" 11111101 ""'""' 'll1r p11hl1.•h,.r t'l'•f'nh 1IH' ri,11111 10 ,.,.,..,,, ,,., ,_. •• ,f\, n-1 l<r or r,.j..n •m rL1 .... 1rN"<l 111hrr11·,.11~11 111'•"' 1r11ot1 11111 ""''' 1h11111U11 lw 111 "'ur r l11••1lir1I ittl 111111.,..11.11,.h I l1r l>.iih 1'1101 1l11 '1•1• 1w lusb1l111 (err 11111 ,.ITOI 1111111 ..................... 11 for ...... h II 11111\ 1 ... ,,.,,,,n.ihl,. ,.;\,"fl' '(lf' ,j,,. ("fj•f ,,, 1l!f' ., .... I "' '"''"' IN f 11pir•l l11 1hr rTI\ir ( rl'<li1 UUI ooh ·~ 11llo1'f'tl for 11Jt nr•I Ul..,.rll<tll la -.... ('W>l M1-b51}4 .,....... ..... """" .... .., ...,.,.. .... {'li'IJ (tt;t.;,c,..,H .!;ill '1.f 1 Bin Sir.~·• c,,.,1n :\1,..,., (, \ <i:Z11:Z"' ------Deadlines _____ ....., SEJ1\7ICE DmocTow ~ ...... 1-'"1' ........ ft l'ltft 11"' l.-\, •tda • , .... ,. (fUl41' I \1 ""''"'" llhtl i. ....... Mom lay ............ Friil1n !i:-00µ111 F1i,1la~ ....... Thu~y 5:00pm -F~ All Your Home and~ Needt -...................... ___ ....__,_ -i.•-.i•W&--.•M>-Mn~ A I ua:11111=--~1 EOU"l ltOIJSING • FIND an apartment through classified OPPORTUNITY ser. OW4tll Br 2BI Fp 18r Illa ac.anslde of Aa ,.., '5Ull adwrtJstno Pergo hardWood tlooB. ::_w~: ut!s ~ ~ Ill lllls ~Is SUl>tlCI cetamic tile 111 k1tellen $t4251Mo ~50210f 10 111e Ftdefal Fu Housino dtrwig ' baths, ,_ exttnor Act ol 1968 as amtnded & 11111r10f pa1111. 2cai gat •• 1 _______ 11 which mikes 11 illeoal to $450.000• Ron, Bayshole 110 APTI 111 Al'TS I ad~trtlse ·any preferente. Estates, ~9-548-2«5 COSTA MESA COSTA ~ hm1taf1oi'f'or dlsc11mlnatlon l>aNd on rxe, COIOI reno· OPEN EVERYDAY 11-4 IOn. sex. lwldlcap, tamiliAI 419 E 19TH ST sutus or "'cional onoin or E lidl :lt>f, 2be, 111 tcHt. an lntenoon 10 ma~ any gtlld tn1rt. Ill beclcyd 1uch prtltrenu llm1Uhon BY OwNER Of dlSCtllTllNtlOO T Ills newsp.ipe1 wtll not knowinoly accept an1 1d~er11semen1 tor rul estate wh1th 1s in YIOlalion ot the law Our rtacle" are nereby Informed that all d'Wttllnos advertised In this newspaper are avaflabte on 111 tQUM Ol>llO'tUnlty basts To compean ol dlSCllm• · nation, cal HUD toll free 11 1-800-42.f-~ 1 HOUmi4CONDOS FOR SALE GENER&l ·' ONESTOP HO~tE BL'YL\G Sl'PF.RSTORE lkJ,o V.Vl ~ D-M'1 100• llri'J E11.~e LDrTI Frrt-Prt~Uc)'! Fn~· &midi Valw lip 48' 381 2800s! home w ~. "" rm. !Mn rm ditWlg rm. R V l!N on 1 t ,OOOsf IOI 11 ex· cell1nt area. $479.900 Open S4t I Sun agt P Tenore 9'9-850-9705 COSTA MESA 4br 2b1. e1ngte story built 1n 1 m needs -TLC 1349.000 Call ll<olltf 71~ Fr0t1t S269,900. Pnvate EnciM ol 17 Homes 0oty 7 lehl Two-Sly 3-Bls, 2 1/; Ba. 2c an gar Up to 1,505 Sq Ft Adjacenl 10 Newpon Beach & T nall!)le Square 949-6SQ..l«O :.!!r~:,~ Ad~ 0 to Newport Beech & Triangle Square. 94US0-1440 COSTA MESA I SOUTii COAST METRO Call 714-557-0075 ElEGANT SENIOR UVING Efl/OY II S{>ilOOUS $1Jf/e efllettaimnent. crafts tun tf¥l5, 11811$pOft1111JOn. mart• COSTA NEUPORTE' 949-646-6300 ITWWIUl!age58 E'Slde-8acll Bay 1Br w gar, ga1ed comm. pool, 5PI e1er rm. 112 mt to Back Bay no pels, S925·S965 Call 714·5-46·9860 38r 381 Townhouaa ancbd pYI pallo. Fp, heated pool W/d Ilk~. Ill 2t OIJI $1800JMo 949-650-34 7 4 t t BEAUTIFUL 28drm 28ath 1n excluskle VrHa Balboa community ocean ~ dlw w d 2cat peJ\tllQ ·-------avU now' $1~ Aottll 1122 ·-1 949·675-4!n2 . IRVINE 3Br 2Ba remodel new ~--~------~J. carpet~ cie.n. comm pool, tennis S2600IMo 714-630-1000 608-2927 ,, Ctl1d« Rl'jXX1 Frw GcNl Rt'pO IJSI VA & fW. ~lcomt P. ,1rc.11 n:l.dea Cit~ 1·~1 PA.AK WEST APARTllENT HOMES Spadotls 2St 28a. ent*s.s lfTlln#!eS Pets Wekome $1.380.Mo 5paNus 38r 28dtlls also available St 670rMo 3Br 2B1 Newport penln hlghly upgreded, qui.t loc. 2 car 91r, wd hkup S2300 M~213432 ----- (7141 SJ..UOO Z4 In \ttrraa Real EM.att r-""" ........ ..,.,.. EMAIL weQ0@¥1ne com ,_ UTA1D '--10...Vllllll Oii .... 1-,.. ... ,,. ~ lllutt Still Gttlll Laket1on1 home 5& 48' new ~cnen. pool, spa pnvate OOQ. 3c oarape. S 1.299.000 Call agenl Carola, 949-300-5200 WATERFRONT FIX OR AOULD Apn! Mt-72W120 NEW HOMES Adllc*" to NlwpOl1 lieedl l Trilngle Sea!*'!· MNS0-1'40 C!I 888-641-7632 [' --I '~ r • _ .... .,., ... -1 i-J' • -• ~-. . . ~ . - ...... f, 1,.11t.111 ... IS,l011111-'\ fX)\1nt Tu~lu~ ......... M11111l111 ~:lx.lp111 u1unlo' .......... Fn•I• :\:OOpm \\l"Jnr~U\ •••• r111...,.lu~ .):()(~1111 'uml.i\ ........... .f'nJll) ~:OOpm -, ....... , ., .... , '\\ .. n.-111 11,:m .... ...:.-11<~'"' Thuf"l(la) .. \\l'fltw-..1.i) !'i:OOpm llllotel MANAGERS t SPECIALt $175.00 + tax W';Jy (Must present !hit Ad) 23S rms & lulcllenettl. &cuated on belutitutf landscaped grounds FEATURES· 24·Hour Lobby/01rec1 dial phones/F1ee HBO. ESPH & DlscJPool & JacUUI, Guest leun· dry Close IO .as & 55 Fwys Min's lrom 0 C F airglds, OOllege and bchs Walking dis· lance to snaps and restauranls COSTA MESA MOTOR INN m7 Hlttlor 8l¥d Pflonl ... ~ WOLFF TANHtffG BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT AHO SAVEi COMMERCIAUHOME Ul1llS lrom $199 00 ~ Mof1thly Payments FREE Color CllaloQ Cd Hl00·711-015& 1 448~1 WANTED TIQUES Older Style Furnttu,. PIANOS i Collectiblts ·~ ... r .......... ~ ·~.-.ot·~·Ot •• _..,..."'. $$CASH PAID $$ ~~Ott ..... ~ WE BUY ESTATES , ___ , ,_, __ , •••••••**************** ! SHORES INTERIORS ! * * : LIQUIDATION SALE : * • : EVERYTHIHG MUST GO! : • * • 2$40 AYOH mm, * * NEWPOfn' BEACH * * CALl MH42·22SS * * • *********************** BANKRUPTCY SALE Otofge'• ~ AlltNtnt Few ...... = = Conllc:t .......... (114) -..112 eni. ~:me,,_ , ............ . ...... , ... ~ 111elkllaPe.ple To Worllt R.ESOlVA.noJ AGL'fl'S Full· Um..: fAly & l'\l'Rlrlj( !Jilfb S12·~15 Top-Prod uccr,, Higher • llahll. lbl.l 1-~ ·~II !\Pia • l'lu<I rEWr• . ~-lml••~•in r •• uihll•hc·d tn l'llN lrl f t.Jl'JI M .... """.lll'""1lliol I.. I ..II'• •1~· 1-888-313-47" TECHNICIANS t ARE YOO IHTEAESTED IN W~KING AT A 5 STAR DODGE DEALERSHIP?? ServlC8 Oepanmen1 1s Ex· pandlng and needs Oulffty Tachnlclana. Excellant Pay Great Benefits Fi!CIOIY T~ AW'/ In PllllOO to SeMce Manage• O Atias Dodge 2929 kart>o< B"t<! CoSl3 Mesi BOAT RENTAL CO $8ekrng energetic oersons tor dOc\ & oHICe some boaunq eiqier helpful Good CUSl<>me! seMCe Sl.1lls F PT Cal Charlie 94~73-7200 El RANCHITO RESTAURANT 8anendefs S.l'Yt <S Hos~ess Cooolei Peison Apply at 2800 Ntwpon Blvd., Newport Beech. No pllOne allls pleasa Newpon Betc:h c c. Ila$ •mmecll&ll ope<' 1ng 10< F'T Cle/a support lnd·••Oual must De people °"'"" led MS Otc ~oCICl80t and aDCe 10 multHaSI\ We otter a pleasan1 "Olk en¥• ronment w compe1111-.e oentf 1s padcage Please ca M~Ht.10ot PT lnt.m 10 perloml 9@11· era! cl<: du'..es 15 251\rs per wl\ Greal Jct> IOf SIU<lenlSI Fu resume: M~717-&tSO PHARMACY CLERK PIT Flexible Hours. No Niohta COUEGE PHARMACY 714-SU-3211 PUBLICATION OF POS. T AL JOBS up to $48 500 Y' Now nmllll' No ex· penence -palCl 1r11n1r19 91ea1 be!lel.U eau Nov.• 1800)218-1871 U I 3'0 TOLL·FREE'(CAL'SCAN} PUBLISHED LIST OF FORECLOSED GO•I nomes' Tu repos bankruptcies HUD VA FHA Low no dO,.n• Oli cre<i11 For llsttngs 18001 501-1 m ell 9999 S59 on year seMCe (C AL'SCANJ PUBLISHED LIST OF F~OSEO ~ 3--' t>edfooms trom $25 000 Gorqeous homes 81111< direct For 1oc11 st 203-838-8200 7 days 11 pm Search www loreclosurel anci com Fee (CAL'SCAN) The Ntwpot1 8eec:h Country Club is ac:cepr.ing '""'"" '°' a 8allQYe1 "4gr <:llntaJ 5UPIXlf1 U$1Slint 10 Food a/Id Stvtnge Director C1nd1da1t muil ha~• rlllallld er.o preterab!y in l!OSpl· 1a111~ counuy clubs Computer 111eracy in Meo.ill Oftioe 97 HP req o Please •~• 186ume 949-642-0205 478 EMP\.OYIRNT SERVICES PleNe be -.,.. IN hatlngs In thlt c.t.gory may rtqUQ you to cell a 900 number In which ttlel'9 it • ctiarga per minute 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNmES ...._ be ..,., of out ol 1r11 compent.s. 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MOY!i1AN l'IT Boch vull)Crabht. SOUlh dellb. w•:."r NORTH •AKQ7S A IO J 64 • A8J EAST • 96 9862 OJ IO • I( 10 6 4 • J 108 2 7 4 '11 53 •. 197 SOUTH •43 KQJS A IC 8 2 • QS2 Tiie b1ddm~r SOlffH WEST l P11ss J~ p~ JNT Pass 6 Pass NORTH l • J . 4• Pass Opening lead: Qu~n of EAST Pass ~ .,_ Pass flten: 1s ~lill an occa..,ionaJ bastion where rhc only methods pcnnim!d are foor<ard ntDJOl'S, !Mong two-bids. Stnyman ond Blackwood-the Inner t~o rduwuuly. That doe~ mllkc some hand' diflicuh to hid. but it t•nn also lead to rc'uhs thllt are unrclldmhlc m more sophislic~ll'd mcth0<h. Playing /ivc<tll'd majors wirh 15· 17 mnge for a one-no-trump opening bid . .tlmo;r ,urely the finul contruct will be &IJl no 1n1mp.111d hearts mildlt not even get mentioned en rt>\lte. 'Tfiis was the bidding in one of Europe'• oldel.1 bridge clubs. Sooth wiUinsly cootnlCted for 5i1t henru on a known ~3 Moysia11 fll because Nonh'l auc· 1100 suggested d111mond Mhunness nnd Sourh lcncw rutrs could be taken in the short-trump hand. West led the qU«11 of dlamOOlb, ond u glJU11:C at the North.South hold- ing make~ ii obviou~ 1ba1 neither six spades nor six no trump coul(I be milde unlc5S spades divide evenly. At sill heurK however. declarer can drum ut trick two proviclc:d ni:1ther major suit bre11h S· I and diamonds are no worse than S-2. Dcd an:r won the opening lead in hand with the king and immedii11ely led u ~1)adc. duckmg in dummy. A\ the Clltds lay. the cont:raet was now unbeatable. East woo the Irick cheap- ly and switched to a cluh, but South was m control. Tiie queen wll.\ cov ered by the ling and woo whh the uce. Declarer returned ro hand with 1he ucc uf diamonds and rufled a dill· mond with dummy's ten or hearts. 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