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Home My WebLink About2000-05-17 - Orange Coast Pilot, • . . SERVING THE N~PORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAltYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 2000 ·Senior Center · director abruptly fired • Costa Mesa police believe Alan Meyers, who has held the post since August, has a criminal past. before any more concrete infor- mation becomes available. Lori Clause, president of the board of directors of the Costa Mesa Senior Corp., said she was confident that the board's deci- sion was the correct one. Andrew Glazer & Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter's board of directon; abruptly fired executive director Alan Meyers on Tuesday after police reported suspicions that he has lied about his professional back- ground. lived under several identities and served time in a federal prison for armed rob- bery. Costa Mesa Police Lt. Ron Smith said authorities believe Meyers is the same man whose resume' of name changes and criminal charges is detailed in published accounts. including a 1978 article in Newsweek mag- azine and 1999 articles in the lii-City Herald in South Ore- gon. • Smith stressed that the department pas not filed any charges against Meyers, saying '"we are very early in the inves- tigation,• and that il would probably be "days or weeks" "I don't think we have any doubts at all about the action we took today,· she said. -- Meyers ran out of the center Tuesday evening, using his briefcase to shield his face from press cameras. He said he was "shocked" by the firing but declined ltny further comment. Smith said local authorities SEE MEYERS PAGE 6 'He had eve Family of Newport Harbor football player Andre Stewart remember him as l----'11'.W11ueh more f-wg,.n-~~l'P-'l~~t¥tfir-h~ll"---t~- Andrew Gluer DAILY PILOT RIVERSIDE -He dreamed of becoming an electrical engi- neer -not a professional foot- ball player, as many thought. He was a talented freestyle rapper, flexing his bulging bravado with rhymes about his football skills and ability to make girls swoon. And he loved to play video games -especially NBA Live against his stepfather. step- brother and uncle -but was embarrassed to tell friends at school. ·one time, he hid my Playstation and said he could- n't find it when I was ready to go,• said David "D.J. • Perdue, Tragedy strikes a promising young Newport Harbor star -again I t is happening again. A high school kid - heading into the great wide open that is life -dies and a community feels the undertow of sadness that it has felt before. It is happening again. A mom tastes one of life's most grotesque cruelties: Burying one's child. It is happening again. A school brought down by heartache, the countdown to summer colored by tragedy. Again. ' Andre Stewart was all of 18. He had plans. He was some-· body special. Everyone seems to agree on that point. But on Mother's Day, early in the morning and long before 24, stepbrother of beloved Newport Harbor High School star running back Andre Stew- art, who was killed Sunday morning after crashing a 1999 Nissan Altima into a guardrail on the Pomona Freeway. Cali- fornia Highway Patrol officials still haven't determined the cause of the accident. He was returning from a party thrown by classmates in Newport Beach, his stepfather said. Stewart's half-brother, Lamar William, a Newport Harbor freshman, was also in the car but escaped the crash with minor injuries. He could not be reached for comment. On Tuesday. family members SEE FAMILY PAGE 8 Steve Marble IOlllOOI - the sun came up, he was killed. He was heading home with his kid brother when the car he was driving slammed into a freeway guardrail. Sadly, this community - this school -has been here before. The accident that took the life of the popular, effervescent NewportHarbor·High School football star comes three years after another car wreck, one that da.imed the life of a popular . SE£ MARBLE PAGE 8 KATHERINE HEAD I DAILY Pll.OT Sonja William holds a plaque given to her son, Andre Stewart. after Newport · Harbor Higb's 1999 championship season. Stewart, 18, was k.llled in a car crash early Sunday tn Riverside County. '> Supervisors get earful of El Toro •Newport-Mesa officials join hundreds of residents at a public hearing Tuesday to so\IIld off on the airport c!ilemma. • Sue Dorie DMv Pilar SANTA ANA -Hundreds of peo- ple stormed into a public hearing 1\aeeday to coafrpnt Orange County IUpervilon about the undetermined fate of~ Bl Thro airport. The listened to several boun of tetUmcmy from Or~• ~=-.. -tniiudblll Nft; part oCDc:lth -about the· future of an airport at El Toro. The county's plans to tum the 4,700-aae former Marine Corps J1ir station into an international airport bit a snag in March with the a pproval of Meuure F. The measure gives voten the final say on certain county projects, including commerdal ~rtl. Supervisors are now in the poai- tion of choosing one of several options, which range from contlnu· lng with the project to ditching the plant altogether. Although anti-airport activiltl heavily outweighed El 1bro propo- nents at 1\aesday'1 meetiag, the ~stood strong and~ on their goal: to prevent future SH EL TOM> MGI I Alan .Meyers leaves the Costa Mesa Senior Center after being fired by the center's board of directors Tuesday. · CONRAD LAU I OAllY PILOT IEADEIS IESPOID 'Your smile always made my day shine' • EOfTOR'S NOl'E: The death of Newport Harbor f tball star deluge of responses from the tommunity. The following are a few of the lette~ we have received Maybe I shouldn't be the one writing Uus. Maybe Uus would be more effecbve . corning from a personal source: a brother, a team member, a friend. The foot- ball team is in tears, huddled together to mourn the loss of a family member. The guls sob uncontrollably as they place mementos of love on his memorial. I've witnessed the dam- age this tragedy has caused . to our school. and I can tell you as well as anyone the reason why. Andre Stewart is a ·Leg- end.• Every school has one: the football stud, the track star, that one guy everyone knows, everyone sees and everyone loves. Although I can't attest to being close to The Legend. if you knew him, you know what I mean. rt was JUSt an appeal that made everyone want to know hlm, a "what's up, dawg?" that made you smile. And u you didn't know hlm. I'm sorry. I too didn't get to know rum as much as I should have. and I deeply regret 1t. On behalf of the school, I'd like to say that Andre was qwte the asset to New- port Harbor and will be greatly nussed by the entire student body However. lf you look closely. you might find that sparkle LO his eye still here on campus. And you'll know The Legend lives. LAURA KAUTH, 17 Newport Beach For more letters to Andre. SEE PAGE 8 11111 AUMIW 2 .... lM --s QASSlflDS -·------12 M.Kllrnm ._11 SPOm ---' -__J ............ ... ~ S.W1¢1t .. I .. • ... . ---·-----·--·----··-._.__------~-.. -------. OCAL'3 2 Wednesday, /lhJy 17, 2000 Women Helping Women • Costa Mesa nonprofit group helps abused, troubled women get back on their feet. .. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT You can get any kind of shoe you want at Women Helping Women - as long as the kind you want is sensi- ble. The Costa Mesa nonprofit group helps women put together a profes- sional look after they've been in diffi- cult situations -abusive relation- ships, substance abuse habits, wel- fare or jail. Part of getting the image right, say the women who run the organization, is leam-for A ing what GOOD CAUSE ~xi:~~ to look confi- dent. poised and polished after a long time of looking down and out. Shoes -smart, conservative designs with low heels-are part of it: Stella Gerk. right. and Roberta Kanter-Stein, of Women Helping Women. FYI Women Helping Women is at 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-10, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-2333. they are forced to start their lives over with almost nothing. Originally, the group's sole aim was to provide the clothing that would help with that difficult transition. Spot Spot is a neutered, year-old Labrador-Dalmatian mix. When you 1ee him, you'll know why his name is Spot -he has one large black spot above bis left eye. Spot is available for adoption and is great with kids. His prefers belly rubs. ago, was a sandy-haired Orange County resident named Christine. Tbe·coumumtty Animal Network is a local animal orga- nization linking people and pets through community action. See other animals at www.animalnetwotk.org . ._, ....... D,_ .... The Community AnhNI Netwoftt P.O. Bolt 1662 Newport IMCh 92658 (949) 759-3646 Doity Pilot GeHl!I,, · INVOLVED • VOLUN1&ll DmCTOllY runs periodically in the Dally Pilot. If you'd llke Information on getting your organizatioo listed, c.all (949) 574-4228. EICHlllGE CLUI CHILD llUSE PREYEllTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help children victimized. by child abuse. Volunteers work --.~With county referrals to 8Ssisf high-risk victims of parental drug addiction. Drop off sup- plies at the Child Abuse Center Office in Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd., No. 7; or Union Bank in Newport Beach at 1090 Bayside Drive. Call (949) 722-1107 for more information. FISH- HIRIOR AREi INC. Call 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to HWnanity (FISH) assist with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emer- gency assistance to those in need. Both always seek vol- unteer assistance in a variety of areas. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-8050. WhaJ's more difficult, said Stella -----~.Ute group's execu!Mrdtn!tt-ol'.,lS._-11---------- Today, Women Helping Women has expanded the range of services it uueN, p10viding job skiH trainin , counselirtg and other opportunities to women who need help. It has also broadened its reach, so that it now offers assistance to • dise'nfranchised • women from' m{llly different back- grounds. When she was referred to the group after a bad domestic situation, she said, she didn't know what to eXpect, But the experience of working with t1re group has been a positive one or-thristiAe,wA<> said sae &as j-ast landed a job with an architectural ' FRIENDS OF NEWPORT BEICHlllRU ~ , rediscovering the internal sense of strength that situations like abusive relationships can destroy. ""-becaUse of a nee(i its founders per-, ceived for providing basic profession- al clothing to. women escaping from domestic abuse situations. firm. • "They really reinforced the fact that my life mattered," she said. "Some of our women coming in are really intimidated," Gerk said. "Espe- cially if they're single mothers, they're not really thinking about themselves at all. And many of them never have.• Women Helping Women was formed by three women in 1995 Many times, explained Roberta Kanter-Stein, chairwoman of the group's board of directors and one of its original founders, women will leave their homes so suddenly that Kanter-Stein said the group serves between 150 and 200 women each month. · Kanter-Stein said many of the women who are involved on an orga- nizational level with the group under- stand the need for this kind of affir- mation. Volunteers are needed to staff the u sed book store located jus t inside the entrance of the central library. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Library and are asked to work one three-holir shift per month. For more infor- mation, call (949) 759-9667. ALMANAC May14 • Clemente Arturo Mojica The following informa-Jr .. 27, Rialto Lion is collected on a •Ali Tousi, 25, Laguna weekly basis at the Niguel Orange County Clerk-REIL ESTATE Recorder's Office in Santa Ana: TUISICTIOllS BIRTHS COSTA MESA • 952 Paularino Ave .. • Reagan Hayleigh $240,000 Schwary, born April 25 in • 3117 Killarney Lane, Newport Beach $266,000 • 2136 Sabot Cove, DUI ARRESTS $175,000 The following people • 2377 Fordham Drive, have been arrested on sus-$285,000 plclon of driving under the • 2803 Hazel Place, influence of an intoxicant. $312,000 They have only been • 1850 Ohio Place, arrested on suspicion of a $292,000 crime, and, as with all • 220 Loyola Road, such crimes, are consld-$297,500 ered innocent unW proved • 3257 Minnesota Ave., gullty. $260,000 • 810 W. Baker St., May 11 $183,000 • Ronald Lochrie, 29, • 2017 Komat Drive, Newport Beach $455,000 May 13 • 3465 WmdsoT Court, $425,000 • Byron Andrew • 767 Schenley Bay, Batcheller Jr., 42, Newport Beach $171,500 • Christopher Francis • 3152 Red Hill Ave .. Marshall, 49, Sunset $169,000 Beach • 1177 Kingston St .. • Bruce Annstrong $385,000 Schneider, 21, ijUJ}tington • 3001 Royce Lane, Beach $203,000 READERS HOnJN£ Da~ (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the O.lly Piiot « news tips. .. AfVlMU VOL 94. NO. 117 Our eddr9 ls 3JO W. hy St., 1MOIMI H. ...... C.<*a Mela. CA t2617. l'ublllhlr COIMCDON5 TC*VDODaO, Editor It Is the ""°"' polity to prompt- ---RWAM>, ly correct ... 9"0rt of~. senior Oty Editor PlffM call (Mt) 57~). M81-l& ~ ~ leMM".ottl Miii AMtant 0ty Editor llWICY amva. Delly Not ~1--" ~ Fetltum Editor lilhld ~...,.,.,.. s.udly. -c.---In Nlwport leedl ... c.mt. Miii. Sports Edit.or = ........ ~by MMCMMWWf. '° lhe 1""9 Orenge l'tlOto Edit.or ~ m .. 1.e1.1n ... MIMGWYNCX. 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CDP)fWlit._,_ ... 0'6lf Anlndal Offtcllr ........... _........, One of those women, two months They were there once, too. • 3050 Royce Lane, $172,800 • 2826 Loreto Ave .. $285,000 • 1747 Pitcairn Drive, $302,000 • 2330 Vanguard Way, $188,500 .. • 3041 Loysburg Bay, s18~.ooo NEWPORT BEACH • 1718 Westcllff Drive, $140,000· ~ • 1924 Galaxy Drive, $1,250,000 • 80 Old Course Drive, $1,089,000 • 7 1\lmberry Drive, $941,500 • 24 Cape Woodbury, $1,005,000 • 1424 Estelle Lane, $450,000 • 435 Vista Trucha, $329,000 • 8 Winged Poot, $1,395,000 • 3154 Corte Portofino, $544,000 • 2711 Vista, $421,500 • 28 Regents, $721,000 • 72 Villa Point Drive, $195,000 • 2402 Vista Hogar, $290,000 • 1500 Dover Drive, $630,000 • 43 Montpellie r, 5632,500 0< ~herein can be ~without written per-~owner. HOW m llUOf U5 Ol'culllllon The,,,,_ Or-.~ (I00)2S2.f141 MtaM4 a.ttt.d (Mf) 642-5171 =(Ml) 642-4321 HMS (Mt) 642-5'80 5pcw1I (Ml) 574-4UJ News, 5porU '•(Mt) MM170 E-mell:~cam MllnOflD """"-Offtc9(Mt)142~1 ~, .. 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All lltWOfb wll be on..., .a ,...art Beech CltJ Hall. POUCE FILES COSTA MESA • , ... ltrwt: Annoying phone c..lls were reported In the 500 block • 3 •.m. Monmy. • 11'tt 1trwt: A ~e w.s reported In the 700 block • 11 :lO •.m. Monct.y. • .......,._ -.....: 'TtespMslng wes repott9d In the 1900 block .i 11:35 •.m. Monct.y. • Vlllelm "'-t: Gr-1fltl WM reported In the 900 block • S:45 p.m. MoncMy. NEWPORT 1EACH • ...... ~ .... lllepf cr9dlt W'd u. - flP0"9d In the 500 block .i noon lhuncMy • ........ .., ........ Nt lllt9mpt to burgWtll • .... don home In the 10 block W11~•11 ML,... • .... 1111111111 A r•ld1 ca -w•l11d end S1J,OOO worth of jlWtlry .-,.... *"" fNIR • hcut In the. 400 blodl •• a.m. MllJ. Daily Pilot Panel suggests creating harbor commission • City Council car~fully discusses the idea of adding a harbor element to lh:e city's General Plan. AlexCoolm.n DAILY Pu.or . NEWPORT BEACH -Its proponents call it groun5f •. breaking policy work, a document that will lay the foundation for intelligent governance in years to come. But the draft text or a "Harbor and Bay Element• that may be added to the city's General Plan -along with the idea of a harbor commission -received a somewhat chilly reception at the .study session of last Tom Thom.son: "It's setting another level of bureaucracy up." ing. "Let's step slowly on this one,• cautioned Council· man Tom Thomson. Clover said the city was •really going to have to think about this." Behind the standoffish rhetoric was a single issue: property nghts. In an area where a land- holder's nghls are regulated by agencies from the City Council to the California Coastal Commission, the notion of creating another avenue for such. govern- mentaJ supervision has set off a few alarm bells. ;It's setting another level of bureaucracy up," Thom- son said. And while he said it's possible that "it may be exactly the right thing to do,~ ·the concern about rolling out more red tape is perennial. · giving general policy guide- lines for the ·use of Uie bay, said Councilman Tod Ridge- way, who advised the group. The guidelines, along with the harbor commission -composed of sevl!n coun- cil-appointed members who would act like a planning commission for the water, could be approved in the next six weeks if objections to it are not prohibitive. Ridgeway said be was not surprised by the reac- tion the proposal received at the study session. •I predicted the response,• he said. "I think it gave (the committee) a sense of where the elected officials have been, both historically and currently, in terms or property rights.· thelr waterfront property, committee members said, is the extent to which the group has tried to incorpo- rate the perspective of land- holders into the document. "I've WOrked With citi· zens' groups like this one as a consultant, and l was amazed at the talent .and the understanding and the breadth of-representation of community interests that were on this committee,· said John Corrough, a con- sultant who served on the group. Wednesday, Moy 17, 2000 3 llllFLY II lllCATIOI Mariners PTA offers scholarships to seniors The Mariners Elementary School PTA is ottering schoJ. arstups to fonner students who are graduabng from Newport Harbor High 'School in the class Of 2000 1Wo 5250 scholarships will be presented at the June 6 awards program at Newport Harbor High. All Newport Harbor High students who graduated from Mariners Elementary in 1994 are eligible. Applications are available al the Newport Harbor High School CollllSeling Office. A one-page essay of a special memory from the student's years at Mariners lS required. Applicabons should be com- pleted as soon as possible. • week's Cit¥ Council meet-Councilwoman Norma The harbor element, a document prepared by a 13· member com,pUttee during ..• Qie pas.t ~o ye~s, ~ims ~t . What might not be obvi- ous to those worried about But Thomson's simple objection -·r believe in free trade. I don't believe the government should be involved in our lives"" - could yet prove a hurdle as the plan comes up for approval. For information, call Patncia Nance at (9491548· "3715. ~ I .. • I I Costa Mesa ups a.rite in the fight against graffiti ·' FOR THE RECORD A story m the tv1dy 16 edition of the Dally Pilot incorrectly stated how • City will reward tipsters with $2,000 for information leading to the conviction of vandals. Sue Doyle D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The City Council on Monday unanimously voted to qttadruple the current $500 reward for reporting infor- mation leading to an drrest and conviction of graffiti vandals. City officials said they hope the $2,000 reward will entice residents to take a stand against graffiti. A few years ago, Costa Mesa began offering $500 to people who called the Police Department with tips on a graffiti case. Still, many resi- dents were not aware of the reward money. At Monday's council meeting, a 22-year-old man was awarded $500, becom- ing just the second person to receive the cash prize. Officials said they hope the $2,000 reward will make potential offenders more over 1 ~1 .. ,, channels to suit everv taste ... Plus a delicious I • 99C Install of Comcast Digital Coble • $1 O off Your first 3 months of any HBO or Showttme package ·2frllBT• ~ • I' • • I - Tom Crube and NlcOte l<ldmCln ltor lnf')W .. #Mlf on ,.,,.,....-.w. 11111 Tllllall 562-493-5483 In Seal 8eoct'I 71 A-SG-6222 lnSantoArG 949-629-«MI In N9txP?f 8eoct\ 714-680-4070 ln~Ptft wary of committidg the crime. Those convicted of vandalism must pay the hefty reward. If the offender is a minor, the minor's par- ents will be responsible for paying the fin e. "We need lo dQ. whatever we can to stop them. The reward serves to make the vandal a bit leery about doing 1t, ~ said Councilman Joe Erickson. When graffib does appear in an area, the o ty dttempts to clean it up w1thm 24 hours. #The quicker this gets cleaned up and reported, the better," said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Don HoUord. much Lowe's 1 lome Improvement C'Pnter grosses m national dnnucll sales The chain. one of the nation's largest hardwdrn retdliers m the country h~ 589 !>lores m 39 stdte!> and annual !idles in excess of $15 billion. RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers More! ORTH Sofa $100°0• OFF . Club Chair $50°0• OFF •with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 5/24/00 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 548-1156 STORE EVENT · SUNDAY, MAY 21 Allergies? Asthma? It's time to 'make your home a better breathing zone. Visit our store on May 21 to learn about controlling allergens at home. A vendor representative will be here from 12 am-6pm to demonstrate the unique benefits of dust mite-barrier bedding-the number one product recommended by allergists. Frff Healthy Home Kit to the. first 200 customers. Enter to win on anti-allergen bedding package ($150 value). Receive 20% off your In-store purchase during this event.· Costa Mesa South Coast Plaza 3333 Bear Street • (Crate &. Booel Wing) Mon-Fri 10-9. Sot l 0-7 Sun 11 :30-6:30 1.100.AMY.NOSE breath• happier and healthier • www .gazoontlte.com .. ~-----------~ ....... ~----------------~----..... ==--..-------------------..-.---..--~a:z;;;,_;:=t:==•------=--=----------------4 . Wadnetday, Moy 17, 2000 Daffy Piiot HIGH .FLYER . Variety of talent at Eveniilg of the Arts Luladey •• Tadeue DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A clay teapot wearing a leopard- print dress and blue shoes, ~ a gray gorilla with an electric- blue snout will be pa.rt of an eclectic Visual and perfoiming arts show tonight at Newpo~ 1-tarbor High School. . Student artists -.painters, sculptors, chefs, dancers, actors and musicians -will display their talents at the sixth annual Evening of the Arts from 6 to 9 p.m. at the school's social hall and girls' gym. . . The evening will open with MediterriiJ'\ean and Cuban cui- sine catered by culinary arts stu- d en ts. Then students in the drum line, jazz band, vocal ensemble ana dance classes will entertain parents, students and members of the community. Danee students wifi.perfoJm some of their jazz, tap, lyrical and ballEA productions from the year. using us as • model for other high schools in Orange County,. said Jim Goodhue, a visual arts teacher at Newport Harbor High School. More than 800 students lo the visual and performing arts class will participate in the show. "This isn't just an art show for the stars," said Goodhue, who was named Teacher of the Year by the county this month. •Jt's a celebration Of all the aJ:t stu- dents.• Students began preparing tor the show in September. ·u·s the one yearly venue that we spend the entire year getting ready for,• said Virginia Spencer, who is organi2:ing the event. Three Laguna Beach artists will give out 40 prizes for the best artwork in different cate- gories, ranging from ceramics to pl:iotography to sculpture, Spencer said. Teachers nave pre-selected the best work from students before it is placed in the gallery. SEAN HILLER I OAJL'I' PILOT Taking to the the sky, Thomas Paine, 25, of Huntington Beach sends bis glider over the cliffs at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa. The afternoon wind conditions were Ideal for gilding. Newport Harbor is one of the first schools in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District to have an e"tensive art show sponsored by Imagination Celebration of Orange Cplll\ty, a program to promote the work of young artists. "It makes our work more important when we know peo- ple are going to see it,• said senior Lee Meredith, who bas sketches and photography in the art show. "If we are going to do it just for the grade, then we wouldn't work as hard.• SABATINO'S •Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach -Please call for hours. directions & reseivauons • • (949) 723-0621 ~ www.DAILYPILOT.com '-'All you need is love. and the 73" • • 1,52 8.808 "*-,.,.,.,..fl ntps tM11n 111t Miii on Thi TPI flod. tt yo11 Niwe Ml .......... S10l'y .,_,. how Tiie TClll .._.. le ,..-"" ~ ... to Mow ..._,. IL l4lt .,.. to 9 9 -Of-ltlD .. ltMNS2.-Z, I Kerry couldn't fall In love with the boy next ,_ . t. door; It had to be Oarrtl-90 miles away In 1 San Diego. 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"Imagination Celebration is The students in the fourth- to sixth-grade category wrote about "Growing up in Ameri- ca.• In that category, Jonathan Hall and Alexa Lopaz, both Hfth..graders at St. John the Baptist School in Costa Mesa, won first and SE!cond place, respectively. Kelly Archibald, a sixth- grade r from Harbor View School in Newport Beach, and eather Stevenson, a s1xt -gra er rom ewport Elementary School, each won third prize. Craig ·arown Insurance "For life's little Accidents!" J C:lll 1o<l,1y for aulo & home ) 0\\ ner'!. ln.,urance! . (949) 760-1255 • Fa.,hion Island Newport Beach Lie• 0550290 In the category for grades seven through nine, students wrote about •My Promise to America.• Katrina Redelscheimer and Kristen Brown, eighth-graders from Corona del Mar High School, won first and second prize, respectively. 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Veon wl1l. ~ cuss "Global Government and Reinventing Govern- ment" at the Newport Har- bor Republican Women's meeting at 11:15 a.m. at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Admis- sion is $20. For more infor- mation, call (949) 673-0158. Award-winning mystery writer Robert Crais, author of the popular Elvis Cole nov- els, will be the featured speaker a t •celebrate the Center for the Book" at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, l OOO'Avoca- do Ave., Newport Beach. Admission is free. For more informat.Jon, call (949) 717- 3801. Therapist Maxine B. Cohen will host .. Divorce: A New Beginning," a workshop for men and women who are in the process of divorcing or are recently divorced. The workshop will begin at 10 a.m. at 180 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The work- shop is $40. For more information, call (949) 644-6435. Warden MJchael McDermott of the state Department of Fish and Game will ·ve a presentation at an range County Coastk.eepers meet- ing at 7 p.m. The free event will be held at the Newport Dunes, the Wind and Sea Room, 1131 Back Bay Drive. For more information, call (949) 723-5424. THURSDAY Guest speakers Dr. Blll DeMoss and Steve Holmes will present a lecture titled ·vaccination-the Myth• at 7 p.m. at Mother's Market & Kitchen, 235 E. 17th St., Cos- For more information, call (714) 806-1967. r.---------------~ 1 Calendar Shows 1 I Proudly Presents 1 I 7~~~ I I A~ S~ & Sate I I Ofer zt1 ,..,,,, ,,.,.,. c......,,,,, n re.,," u~,,.,. AJ1 1)Ja o1 I """""'· film. Ill-. Alf, ....,,,, l'rl.nw., MtrleHI ""•""' Ntf ... I EVERYTHING FROM TIN TO TIFFANYI!!! I·. I I I Fin• Gl•11, Porc1l1ln and Ruo Repair Anllabl• 11 Show I I Hou11: Friday & Saturday 10-7pm • Sunday 10-5pm I · •1 ORANGE-COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, COSTA MESA, CA 1• 55 FREEWAY• EXIT AT FAIR OR. I 405 FREEWAY EXJT AT FAIRVIEW RD. I I SHOW INFO: (760) 943-7500 or www.ca.leodarshowlt.com I $6 ADMISSION WITH FilEE RETUllN PRIVILEGF.S THIS AD SAVES YOU & FRIENDS 52 .00 PER PERSON A support group for care- givers sponsored by the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County will meet from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Saker St., Costa Mesa. Jbe meeting is free. For reser- vations, call (714) 593-9630. A free seminar, "NaturaJ Approaches to Allergies & Asthma,· will be presented from 6:30 lo 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cd.fe at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. l7th St.. Costa Mesa. For reserva- tions, call (800) 595-6667. FllDAY Tbe 2000 Womea's l.alerna- tional Conference will be held at 2 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton . Blvd., Costa Mesa. The three-day event will feature author Fay Angus; Kathleen Hart, chaplain to student wives at Fuller Theological Semi- nary; and Tammy Tkach; women's ministry support coorsiin(ltor for the World- wide Church of God. Regis- tration is $70 and includes all materials, two con\i.nen- tal breakfasts and Satur- day's dinner. For more infor- mation , call Brenda Townsend at (858) 586-1202. A free lecture on natural approaches to permi· menopause and menopause with guest speaker Dr. Adatya will begin at 7 p.m. at Whole Foods Market, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa at Triangle Square. For more information, call (949) 574- 3800. Guest speaker BlrJ Marttn will discuss "The Million Dollar Success Plan· at Bor- ders Business Connections, a business networking and referral group that will meet at 8 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. Tbe Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will present the 21st annual Les Miller schol- arship recognition breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Double ltee Hotel, 3050 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. Admission is . . . $17. For mo~ information. call (714) 885·9090. SITUIDIY Paine Webber wW host a fina.nd.al seminar tiUed •How to Handle Divorce Set- Uement -Investing Your Settlement Wisely" begin- ning at noon at 620 Newport Center Drive, on the niotJt floor. For more information, call (94.9) 717-5600. ' Crystal Cove St.le ~ark wtll host a •Back Country Hike• at 9 a .m . Visitors should meet at El Moro VtSitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program is free, parkl.ng is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. . A national competition for young chef's apprentices will be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in OCC's culinary arts department, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event, sponsored by the International Gourmet Soci- ety and 1..a Chaine de~ Rotis-· seurs, will feature 10 appren- tices representing communi- ty colleges, private schools and chef's associations. Gowmet chefs from through- out the county will serve as judges. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5725. Borders Books, Music and Cafe will present ·s pecial Story time with Winnie the Pooh• al 1 p.m. Borders is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Story time is free. For more information, call (714) 432- 7854. SEE TOWN PAGE 6 s. ~Dunham Ba at Shae a ,... - £'ho.or Wednesday, June 7 Prado Olympic Shooting Park Chino, California 6 Official Events Sporting Clays I & II Trap Doubles Diablo Doubles Cont inental Trap Duck Tower Flurry Optional Ewnts Olympic Double Trap 2-Man Flurry Five Stand Proa«Js ~Hoof Hospital. For mew lnfonnotlon.~ col Ml/574-7211. I Wednesdoy, "May 17, 2000 5 Newport Coast , :..\_IT, b ... t Ci<.:taf"' H.nq..- ,"lt-,.,, •t·.: 5::; .; :;. BA Duncan Forgey -$1 .595.000 --·-- I ' 6 Wednesday, May 17, 2000 DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Alan Meyers ln a file photo ~en last year. MEYERS CONTINUED FROM 1 are taking a close look at alias- es allegedly used by Meyers since 1969, as well as deter· mining if his job history was "what he purported it to be.• Tuesday dltemoon, police cllld Costa-Mesa city officials presented public record!; to the center's board of directors, detailing the allegations, CJau se said . • l was furious and shocked" by the infonnation, Cla_u!ii\ said, Smijh said the depart- ment's decision to share the mformdtion from its investiga- tion with the center wds based at least m part on concerns about "the amount of money that goes through (the cen- ter).· , ·we just wanted to be sure that the board had what we had," Smith said. The center is in the midst of a $750,000 capital campaign to expand the popular facility. ln April, Meyers asked the city for $500,000 to put toward the construction Cllld ptanned to raise the additional $250,000. The facility -which is jointly funded by the city of Costa Mesa and private dona- tions -bas had four directors since the summer of 1997. Meyers took over in August 1999. The center's executive committee will meet today to discuss interim leadership plans. So/ii 7ed 'Pati61~ Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! TOWN CONTINUED FROM 5 aepresentaUves of The Princeton Review will give a free seminar on standardized testing for college ad.missions with a focus on the SAT at 11 a.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Cos· ta Mesa. Por more informa- tion, call (714) 432-7854. • The second annual Pree Community Health Fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Harbor Christian Fel- fowship Church, 740 W. Wil- son St., Costa Mesa. YWCA ENCOREplus and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation will sponsor a free mammogram-a-thon for women 40 years and older from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations, call (714t 806- 2037. For general informa- tion, call (949) 631-7730. Author EdJth Malek will be a gtfest speaker at "Growing · Clematis-in Southern Califor- nia," one in a series of Week- end Gardener workshops, will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Sher- man Library and Gardens, 2647 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The work- shop is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-2261. Rachel Ashwell, creator of Shabby Chk Designs lnc., will sign her book Crom 2 to 4 p.m. at Blue Springs, 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The . event is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 642-3632. .. •JCids Day Amerlca/lntema· tiooal, • a health, safety and environmental awareness day featwing aime preven· tion. free cblld identification cards, sale~ tips for cbildren and a spedal appearance by • McGruff" the crime dog. Broadway Chiropractic Group is at 136 Broadway, Costa Mesa. For more lnfor- mation, CAll (949) 631-5804. SUIDAY llAY 24 ADAIMrkaa~ support group will meet at 7:30 p.m at the Hoag Hospital Cancer Center Auditorium, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call (71•) 8'0-8038. •special Story time with Lau- ra,• a free children's program at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 10 a.m. at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Crystal Cove State Park will For more information, call hold a •sack Country Hike" (714) 432-7854. at 9 a .m. Visitors meet at El • Moro Visitor Center on Pacif-. Author· Jue Howard ic Coast Highway just north Guernsey will host •The of Laguna Beach. The pro-Lady Comaro: Pride of gram is free; parking is $6. Venice • a lectw'e about the For more information, call 17th dentury prodigy who (949) 497-7647. became the first woman to MONDAY A support group for care- givers will be sponsored by the Alzheimer's Association of Orange County at 10:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The meeting is free. For more information, call (714) .593-9630. A free seminar and book- signing of ·Beyond Aspirin: Nature's Answer to Arthritis, • Cancer & Alzheimer's,• will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa. For reservations, call (800) 595-6667. TUESDAY recelve a university degree. The free lecture is at noon at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call (949) 717- 3800. Tbe Peoonai ..Growth and Transformation Group, led by psychologist Craig Wagner, · will begin a.new three-month series of discussions on "The Search for True Self" at 7:30 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St, Cos· ta Mesa. The seminar is iree. For more information, call. (714) 432-7854. The Corona del Mar Cbam- "Underslandlng Managed ber of Commerce will host Care & Medicare,• a work-Spring Promenade, its annual shop series sponsored by the spring fashion show, at 11:30 Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange a.m. at Five Crowns Restau- County and other health-care 3801 E Coa Hi h "Plant Your Own Fuchsia Basket• will be presented at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Library & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Each participant will plant a fuchsia basket to take home. All materials will be supplied. Registration is $40. Preregis- tration is required. For more information, call (949) 673- 2261 . agencies, will feature guest rant, · st g way. Admission is $35 and speake r Julie Shoen from includes lunch. For more Health Insurance Counseling information and reservations, The Costa Mesa Chamber of and Advocacy Program at 9 Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Loran Ave. Unil H (eomtr of McCU.uock A Lopnl a.m. at Edwards Big Newport call (949) 673-4050. 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F{allk &nnn's •The W12- ard ol 0z• at 1:30 p .m. at the Newport Harbor High School's Norman Loats Audi- torium, 600 Irvine Ave., New- port Beach. The play runs through May 28. Shows start at 1:30 p .m . May 26 and 27, and a t 2 p.m. May 28. 1lckets are $8 in advance and $10 at the dOQr. For more infonna- tion, call (949)'515-6537. 'The Newport Harbor Area Cbainber of Commerce's Sun- set After Ho\U'S Mixer will be presented from 5 to 7 p.m. on a large yacht provided by Adventures At Sea Yacht Cbarters · at 3101 W. Coast Highway No. 209, Newport Beach. Free for me.mbers. Cost for nonmembers at the door will be $10. For more infonna. . tion, call (949) 729-4400. MAY 26 ·"Spedal Story Ume with lau- ra," a free children's progr~m at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 11 a.m. at 3333 Bear St., <:osta Mesa. For more information, call , (714) 432-7854. MAY27 A ._iute to war veterans and American heroes will be held at the Orange County Market Place during the weekend swap meet from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, Del Mar Avenue and Fair Drive m Costa Mesa. All military vet· erans with proper identifica- tion will receive free adnus- sion both days. Award-Wlil· ning crafters from the Nation· al Veteran's Creative Art!. Festival will display their work. Admission is $1 ; park- ing is free . .For more informa· lion, call (949) 723-6660. .,,. Crystal Cove State Park w1U hotd·a ·eadc-eountry-~'1 ,_a..--:ai at 9 a.m. Visitors should meet at El Moro Visitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program is free; parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. •hJ ELTORb CONTINUED FROM 1 expansion at J ohn Wayne Airport. Newport Beach Mayor John Noyes urged the board not give in to quick fixes fo r the airport dilemma. "lbis is a good time to look at all available options. Your leadership will woduce th e best solution,• Noyes said. Costa Mesa Council· woman Heather Somers spoke after Noyes. She pressed the board to leave John Wayne Airport as it is. Some officials from other counties opposed the idea of building an airport in a differ· ent county -one o1 the pro- posed alternatives to El Toro. They argued that Orange County must take respons1bil· ity for its needs and not to shove the burden on a anolh· er county. "If you don't put it in El Toro, then find another place in Orange County," said El Segundo Mayor Mike Gor· don . However, Jim Morley, executive director of the San Bernardino International Air- port Authority, said their air· port -also a former Marine Corps base -would wel- come any passenger spillover. "We don't see ourselves replacing Bl Toro, but we can be a part of the regional solu- tion,• Morley said. About an hour before the public bearing, airport oppo· nents chanted •No Jets" and flashed~ that read "Safe and Healthy Communities" around the courtyard at coun- ty headquarten in Santa Ana. Newport-Mesa residents shook their beads at the pro- testen. Raebel Perez, of Costa Mesa, Nkt IOID8 South toun- ty ~ti were "intinUdat- ing. • Sbe Mid they, too, lboukl abouJder IOID8 ol the county'• air travel needs. •rve lived neer John Wayne Airpa1t nearly all my Ille lllld clcn, mind lbal1PO tbe burd.a DOW wttb South County,. ,.. Mid . Jamee Sacbt1dvtle Ufft near Upper Newport Bay, only abOUt two -from dae md of ... .., ...... ClCIG· ~~=l;8-.= pllDllllllllougta. . .,,. ..... ...,..,.... ._ dlk GI ........ Mll4•tnkllM.. " Daily Pilot • Huntington Vlllag·e Senior Apartments .. celebrates ~hel~ .11 t~ year annlv~r~ary. Ocean-dose and located in Huntington Beach, Huntington Village offers 114 units with six floor plans d esigncq to attract seniors who arc looking fo r an active retirement livi'ng. Huntingto n Village Senior Complex offers singles, one- bcdroom plans & rwo-oedroom, cwo-bath designs, a pool and spa, and a recreation center with library and game area. Included at che complex are handicap units, elevato rs, free storage and large laundry rooms. The apartments offer a large range of social activities and adulc education programs. Som e of che activities include musical prcsencarions, seminars, language classes, dance and exercise classes and hcaJch leccures. T here arc plenty of festivities, holiday cooking cvcncs and birthday parcies, bingo games, sing-a- longs, crafcs and movies. Hunringcon Village is close co the Little Saigo'n Asian commuoi(y, churches, temples, parks, two golf courses and m etro bus lines co beach fronts and the marina. In addition, conveniently located next to the complex is a shopping center, markers and most business services, including banks and restaurants. To experimu the gated community of Huntington Village in person or to obtain ·additional information, visit the on-siu office at Huntington Village Senior Apartments, located at 1617 1 Springdale St. in Humington Beach. (situated between E_dinger and Warner). Call (800) 99)- 8993 or (714) 846-2886. - No appointment is necessary and walk-ins a~e always ivelconud. The complex is open seven days a u1eek .from the hours of9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. To visit th~ compttny Web siu, log on to ww1v.h1111tingtonvillage.com. Crown Cove Senior Community C rown Cove is a luxurious, award-winning, beautifully appointed senior care community providing the fmest in Assisced Living and pecial Care (Ahh cimer's and dementia). Located on the bluffs overlooking the Pacifrt Ocean, in the seaside village or Corona del v s breathtaking ocean view~. and the ambiance, intimacy and charm of a private beach cottage retreat. Crown Cove is truly unique! It · has been recognized nationally for ics extraordinary desitn. Th e co~munity has won three awards: che Golden Nugget Award sponsored by The Western Building Show; the Builder's Cftoice Award from Builder Magaiine (the magaz.ine of che National Association of Home Builders); and m ost recently, a Best of Ho me Design Award from the Assisted Uving Federation of America. But most im rtantl we recognize that each resident at Crown Cove has different needs. That is why we place strong emphasis on individualiz.cd care and attention co promote the • residents' independence, privacy and dignity. • The Special C are Neighbo rhood ill located separately from our Assisted Living area co provide an optimum environment for all rc.sidenu. Our innovative program~ help stimulate the wonde rful memoriel> and senses of each resident suffering from AILheimer'~ disease. dementia o r other memory impairment. At C rown Cove, our resident!> -~;.;... receive che gentle, compassionate care chey need and d eserve. Crown Co11e Senior Care Community is lomted 1113901 E. Cot1St Highway in 'corona de/ M11r. For more information. please mil (949) 760-2800: fax, (949) 760- 2839. Com~ discover a new generation of retirement communities · · Regents Point rcsidencs have always caken the lead in enriching their own lives and the li ves of others; in molding the personality of the community of which they arc a pare; and in developing community policies and carrying them out. This was nue long before the term "empowermenc" was in vogue. Regents Poinc belongs co a new generation of reciremenc communities. lc's a CQntinuing care commun.iry dedicated co che conrinuing adventure of life. 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CA 92707 (714) 549-3<Xi I • • Call for a fool" and Nil ua on the Wflb al _.,, -' S 9 £...... ;F 23 8 Wednesday, May 17,.2000 ·FAMILY CONTINUED FROM 1 drove here from Sacramento and Sen JO&e to attend this afternoon's memorial service at Newport Har- bor High School. Stewart was scheduled to walk in cap and gown there next month. Perdue waited Tuesday after· noon for Sonja and Dariel William -Stewart's mother and stepfather -to return from th~ morgue. He sat in his black car in front of th~ ranch·style home the family had recently moved into. Through headphones, he listened to a CD of himself, an aspiring hip-bop artist, which he had just recorded. His transparent beige eyes stared through the windshield at the mountains ahead. Perdue remembered one night, banging a rhytlun on the kitchen table while he, his uncle and Stew- art each took turns spitting out rhymes. "I was trying to get him on my next CD.• said Perdue, who recently' moved to Los Angeles from San Jose. "He was really tal· ented . .Brother or not, 1 wouldn't put somebody on my CD who couldn't rap.• At 12:30 p.m .. Sonja and Dariel William, along with Stewart's uncle, Mike Wallace, drove up the driveway. Sonja Stewart walked into another room to be alone. The three men sat on stools in the living room and discussed how much Stewart had matured since moving away from a tough San Jose neigh- borhood in eighth grade. "When Andre first started at Newport Harbor, he was quiet and not sociable,• said Dariel William, who helped Stewart with his weight training, and who himself has boulder-sized biceps. •It was- n't like the ghetto anymore. It was hard for him to find anyone who was not dean-cut.• ........... An.NNpGlttM• .. ~·-u ~cwsldlDltii•C1P .. o-111t1NI Dnil6GDVldlllllllt......_.JW ... ........ afm1Ukgwl..._, ................... -. WM~-;¥11•:0 •£ ~iOJia'll aad--~all;la'JiANe • Hai hid41ct'..,.. •mudlllll ..... ,.. and what In.de lbil e¥m mare __ WM WU tbat be WU beloved by fNerf'Jft8 ID ad out of sports, and bad done all tllil In wbat might have been a dlfficu1t mvilanmmt for a Jwr penon. Kia father, a bandloma ::.:r quietly as we spoke. In bis eyee w• tbat love and squek:hed taan ol a father for bis IOJl.'I success. one of thole 1188 Unforgedable moments when everything comm together for a child that makes parenthood IO spedaL Andre wu a real role model. He didn't need to tell you he wu. He just wul We will mill bis beautiful strides 1n the North-South All-Star Game and the joy of following bis ucending ml· legiAte career. U there is any comolat:ion to all this, it is that he fuJfilled more in one year than most have in a lifeJime. Today, heaven bas one heck of a ballback. MICHAEL ARNOLD GWECK Newpo{! Beach Andre, r .. I just wanted to thank you ror all the smiles that you gave-me. I wasn't in your rude of friends. I was just a silly freshman, but you always had a special smile for me. Your smile warmed my heart like a sunbeam. I will never forget the day we met. You saw me on tbe football field after cheer practice and asked your sister, Karen, to introduce us. I was so shocked. Me, a very shy, goofy, little freshman. Maybe it was my shyness. I guess we had that in common. But, I was like; "No way, why would 1HE Andre Stewart, star football player, Mr. Hottle.with a body, want to meet me?" You shook my band and saJd, "Whaz up, l<lnll. it is so nice to meet you." .Of course, l was speech- less. From that moment, our paths crossed every day, and every day I looked forward to that one moment you would always say, "Hey, Kimi, wbaz up?" Your smile always made my day shine. It didn't matter if you were with your friends or alone. you always took the time out to notice me and give me that special smile of fOurs. Your sweetnes8 gave me so much inspfration and con· fidence. You told me after I didn't make cheer not to let my shyness stop me. "You've got the moves, keep trying. Don't give up." I will try. School's hard enough, but recently there have beert days when I've felt that I had no Criends. Those were the days our paths always seemed to magically cross. Sometimes your smile was the only one I got all day. There was one day that l .,, felt my world had been-lipped in two: You smiled and told me not to look so lonely, that it would be better. Thanks for being my friend. 'Thanks for being my Angel. Thanks for being in my life. I'll never forget, Friday, May 12. You walked past me and smiled and told me, "Goodbye, Kimi· I never thought it would be the last time. l will never forget the outfit you wore. Your blue baggy jeans, a blue top with red sleeves with white wrtting on it. You were always so cute how you wore your bright tops and vests, but it was your crazy shoes that l loved so much. I will never forget your smile. anjt your spirit will always live in my heart. ~smiling doWn. at us. We need it so much. Be our sunshine. P.S. I had the biggest crush on you. Rest in peace. Your friend, KJMI Newport Harbor High School Doily Pilot: MARBLE ---CONTINUED FROM 1 - Newport Harbor water polo player and"' scarred the lives of nine other students. It was May -graduation day shim· , mering just ahead -when the driver~ a Chevy Blazer, jammed with students : returning from a night of partying, lost control of the car in the winding, twist·..._ ing curves of Irvine AveJllle and flipped the vehicle. Donnie Bri<lgman, a Newport Harbor senior, was killed. An honors student with a reputation as a young man with a ra~g zest for life, Bqdgman had1dieady committed to the University of Colorado. He was all of 18. He had plans. He was somebody special. Nobody dis~t ed that. The accident resonated well beyond •• the manicured medians of Irvine 1n Avenue. It became a morality play as 11u parents and students and authorities ,, quarreled over whom was to blame. It became an inspiration as one of n 1 the injured students -Amanda Arthur . -fought through the tangled web of ' • the coma that enveloped her. It became·" a cause as friends and unknowns ,,. joined ranks to raise money, hope and . ,, , awareness. It became a jarring playing field for lawyers and judges and those "' who plumbed the depths of pain and hurt, looking for justice and revenge. But in the end, Donnie Bridgman was still dead. A life well lived, a life that impacted and changed others. An abundance of good and summery memories. Yet still, a life cut short. The possibilities and full potential unreal- ized. • • "We are not angry,• his mother said ' at the funeral. "Donnie, we love you.• And then she buried her son. n '" Andre Stewart was planning to attend Saddleback College next year, play Cootball, a game in which be ... shined. His goal was to transfer to a big-time college, study electrical engi· But that was precisely what he lege for the fall semester. With needed, Perdue said. Most of decent grades there -which did everything together,· Dariel William said. described Stewart as his little neering and, of course. play football. brother. "All his classmates wore Good plans. Big dreams. And a full ' ' Stewart's friends in south San Jose Stewart lacked at Newport Harbor had started to join gangs just -the big Division I football before the family moved. schools would come calling, said "lf he didn't get out of there, he Stewart's coach, Jeff Brinkley. i-----woW.8-have-wound up in jail-0r---4'f'4>-W·aft,--wh&-w-Ore-jersey No.~. worse." he said. developed a dose bond with his Dariel William said it didn't take teanunates. Hundreds showed up long before Stewart clicked with to an impromptu memorial service his teammates on and off the field. at Davidson Field throughout the Last season, he was named C IF day ·sunday as n~s of th~- Southem Section Division VI dent spread around town. They Offensive Player of the Year and carried bouquets, small flags and the Newport-Mesa Unified School fond memories. Many more drove District Most Valuable Player. to the family's Riverside home He decided last week to enroll Monday to pay their respects. at Saddleback Community Col- "The team was very close. They He recalled receiving a call from the Newport Harbor prind· pal's office earlier this year, report- ing Stewart's absence. "f-waited-ftftEi-watted aAd said Tm going to get him.' u he said, smiling and shaking his head. NBut he walked in through the door, hair and clothes wet, and said 'I went surfing with my friends today.' I tried to be angry. but l coulqn't. ljustlaughed. Being from San Jose, I WdS surprised he even knew what a surfboard was.• •And Andre influenced "every· body,• said Wallace, who their clothes the same way be did. lifetime to explore them. ·~' And they asked him what hip-hop Jeff Brinkley, his football coach at they should hsten to at their par-Newport Harbor, put it in perspective. ti. • "He would have continued on to do es. \ ht'nt._r---'+-"""'ffff'IA"l-fft~· ~~.··0~ ·~1•1 ~L.L'_Q•~But~ At:-ene-peint, the-step , ::r.--orn:ua~u~ uncle and stepfather all stopped unfortunately, we are all going to miss speaking and looked down at the that.• floor. Maybe Brinkley was talking about "People always say, 'l wish my football. l don't know. But I'm inclined son were like so and so,' • said to think that he was talking about William, breaking the momentary something bigger than that. He was · ," silence. "My son was him. He was talking about life itself. · .. the perfect son. A beautiful smile and personality. 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Regents Point 19191 Harvard Avenue Irvine, CA 92612-4670 (800) 2?Ml98 -""""" scph. com ~-~~~~~~~~--.....,;;;;...;;;~;;;;::;;;;::;;;;:= The Long GrayUne a Answe~ are hard to com.e . by &t !fe(lftbreak High. he hows have turned into days and nights and still it is difficult to even begin to try to rationalize it, or put things into perspective, or to even respond beyond the basic grief of the loss of Andre Stewart, an 18-year-old football star who had turned his life inside out and was on the rise as U a rocket on the way to the moon. Recent losses at Heartbreak High have left the athletic d epartment and the campus in near-disarray and there seems precious few answers. If nothing else, I suppose, it helps confirm the notion that Roger Carlson PERSPECTIVE nothing is necessartly fair in life, and U you're smart, you'll make every day of your life count, because there are no guarantees. And, in Andre's case, it would appear, wear yoµr seatbelt. Beyond that I find myself at a loss. Andre Stewart was described as an introverted and untrusting · youngster when he arrived at Newport Harbor High four years ago from the south side of San Jose. Clearly a fish out of bolling waters trying to find a s~e haven. metamorphosis of Andre Stewart's personna, but change it did and the first thought is how far he had come as a person. It's also a credit to those involved, those coaches, those teachers, those teammates, those students, ·this campus. Andre Stewart still had a lot of work to do ln the classroom, but he bad turned his life 180 degrees. all to his credit. But he had a lot of help, and most all will be present today at Davidson· Field where the s.ao p.m. memorial services are dtted. : Memories, I'm sure, will be sbared. But most of them will be of lOve produced from his classmates, ahd of the love be developed for his Sailors. Not for touchdowns or championships. The Long Gray Line. at Harbor began in 1930 and it's longer, and deeper now, than ever before. And you don't have to run around with a football under your arm to qualify. Donlltlons The Newport Harbor l!duaa· tkme1 Foundation Is aooeptlDg cbecb to help defray f\mm'al co.ti ln Sen JOH for Andre Stewart. . Donetioal made out ID NHBP, wtlb Andie 9'1wmt'I ..... Oil ti. cbec:k. can be teal to a.. 9tDlol at 600 frvtne Aw., New· part Beacb. 92683. SCHEDULE TODAY SOflMtt High school • CIF Division N Wild Card game: Costa Mesa at Oce.n View, 3: 1 S p.m. I I TUUDAY'S COUNTS .,..,.,.. Locbr -4 boats, 94 anghtn. l yellowt•ll, 49 t>.rrk ud-. -103 calico bass. 9 sand bMs, 6 sheephud, 1 halibut. 1 sculpln, 10 roctfish. ~Lwlf'9 -2~ 17 63 t>.rr~ 7 c.lico bMs. 22 sand bMs. 1 halibut. 53 sculpln. .. "Yesterday was one of .. toufiest days l'YI Mr had as a coach. Wt '*' trying to pnpcre fw a big lldch, but M rllfy didn't seMt big at al .. : OM Glenn. Newport volleyb~ll coach Sports Edita< Roger Carlson • Q49-574-4223 • Volednesday, Mey 17, 2000 9 CdM rips .Channel lslaJlds • Eve rybody gets in on a .15-8, 15-13, 15-8 first-round CIE· Divi~ion I Playoffs win. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT . CORONA DEL MAR -Now this is more like an early-round playoff game. Corona del Mar High's boys vol- leyball team got an opportunity to rest the wounded and try out new combos Tuesday in a CIF Southern Section Division I second round playoff game against visiting Chan- nel Island, cuid. the Sea Kings man- ~ged a 15-8, 15:13, 15-8 rout of the Raiders. CdM advances to Friday's- quarterfinal game at El Toro. CdM, the No. 3 seed, used all but one of its players, Stanford-bound setter Kevin Hansen. He sprained his ankle Saturday during practice and was on call~ but never needed. HWe could have pushed to get him out,· CdM Coach Steve Conti said, "but we have a good second setter in Evan Burden, so this was a good time to get Hansen some rest for Friday." Burden dished out 46 assists to an assorted cast, though senior team- mate Greg Stampley again led the Sea Kings (19-1) with 18 ki11S and two aces. Charlie Alshuler had nine and Alec Hanson six kills for CdM. The Sea Kings came out with differ- ent lineups for each game. -"J thought we were a little bit · flat," Conti said. *We made some CIF VOLLEYBALL mistakes. We came out Wtth three different lineups to start each game, and maybe that thre~ us out of sync. But we'll come back with two good days of practice." Despite the flat play. CdM was too much fqr a feisty but under- manned Channel Island team (11-5). • 1 knew a little about them because they were in the Foothill Tournament,· Conti said. "But I did- n't know enough to set up a specific game plan. I kind of knew they were a scrappy team with one good middle blocker (Steve Beyer) and a good passer (Sonny Hoang}. But that was about it." Everybody who ·played con- tributed for CdM, including junior varsity call- ups Bart ·we made Welch: Pat Flynn and Spencer Miller. Welch had two kills in the last game. "That was the nice thing about this game, to get our JV play- some mistakes ... but we'll co'me back with two good days of practice ... " Steve Conti CdM High boys volleyball coach ers in,• Conti ------- said. "The last game was a tough matchup, so we didn't have much of a chance. But we got them in this time, and it'tl give 'them some ·'good playoff experience.• I IN THE HU NT A~ THE Clf TUCK & FIELD DIYIS_ION 111 FINALS <•• VC)lll~ll OAllY PILOT PHOTOS BY.MARJANNA OAY MASSEY A mong Pacific Coast League entries in the CIF Division Ill Track and Field Finals Saturday at Cerritos College will be (clodcwise, from top left} Costa Mesa fligh's Sharon Day, Corona del Mar's J osh Yelsey, Corona de l Mar's Diana Hossfeld, Corona del Mar's Jenny Cummins, Costa Mesa's Greg Stewart · and Estancia's Travis Chandler. Tars put the Tritons out in five •Sailors' second-round win sets up Friday night's date with Marina in CIF quarterfinals. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The moment of silence came first. and five games of contentious competi- tion, the Newport Harbor High boys volleyball team eventually delivered er second-round CIF Southern Section Division l playoff victory which helped, if ever so mildly, sooth the collective psyche of a grief-stricken community Tuesday nig)'lt. The Sailots, playing with black bands on their legs bearing a whit~ No. 2 to memorialize senior football star Andre Stewart, whose death in a auto accident Sunday virtually brought the campus to a halt Monday, ·outlasted vis- iting San Clemente, 15-9, 13-15, 5-15. 15-11, 15-5. The win propelled the Tars (15-5} into Friday's quarterfinals against top- seeded visitor Marina (17-1). · "With so much going on at school the last couple days, I was really proud of the way our kids were able to stay focused,• Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn said. "Yesterday was one of the toughest days I've ever had as a coach. We were trying to prepare for a big match, but it really didn't seem big at·all." , ,.. The celebration that followed the Tars' dramatic fifth-game victory, how- ever, was big for more than the ·obvious reasons. , "What more motivabon could you want?" said senior setter Kent 1\uner, wbo finished with 71 assJSts, seven kills and two-stuff blocks to extend his swan song season. •We had our bands on for Andre, and we wanted to do it for him. And, also, being a senior, I didn't want this to be my last match. Then. (senior middle blocker Brad Craig) went down with that ankle inJury in that last game." Craig's rolled right ankle silenced the crowd for moments. as be writhed in agony, with the hosts up. 8-2. But after several moments, be man- aged a smile as he was hoisted to his feet and helped the bench. It was about the only bad thing that happened for the Tars in the deciding game, other than having to endure eight ill-fated match points before putting the 1\itons (15-6) away . "We've been in some bii matches and we weren't going to panic,• said Glenn, whose team let a 9-3 lead slip away in the second game, then Iott handily in the Uurd. ·we've got a lot of.competitors and SEE TARS M GE 10 AS ANTICIPATED, COM STARTS ON THE RlGHT TRACK Sea Kings polish off Diamond Bar, 17-1, in CIF fust round. Jolept\ loo OMY~OT , cortONA om. MAR -«a 1ee- • could have e preseuon, then t1)e Corona del Mar High boys ten- nll teun'I tint two playoff matdlet c:6uld be called the pre-p&ayo(fl. i Tbe SM IQngl opened def ... of ta.tr CIP Soutbun SectioD OM· ..... chempcw.Np nae.day wtth. l'·l deltrucUOn of ¥titting Dia· maad Bu, the nmns-up ID tbi ... 1-gue. CdM will continue Thunday when it will travel to Irvloe, a 15-3 tint-round winner over Santa Amt, a 18C.'Ond-round foe the Sea Kings are not overly concerned with. •ves, we are looking ahead to the semifinals," CdM Coach Tun Mang Mid. •Although we shouldn't, since we'll probably face Dena Hilll ln the quarferftnels .• •rm ture Pen1ntu1a will be tn the flnall, and we'll have to get put Henard-Westlake 1n the aemlfi- Mla,. Mang Mid. Iii thl6r !DOit recent match. the .. JOngl ( 18-6) limply had too CIF n111s PLAYOFFS much for the Brahma. CdM's three singles players, Brian Morton, Cameron Ball and Hunter Jack. won seq without a Ion. Ball WU espedally impressive, gtvlng up only one game and not allowtng a Ml to Jut longer than 20 mlnua.. •. ·0ur linglel players Just blasted through u.n.. Mang Mid. ·They· won't have much of a test until the Mmiftnala, wben it'll get a lot '°'=~ No. 1 dout>MI teem Of Peter Kulmaticld and Mk:bael ~ won its aets handily, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1, and its No. 2 doubl• team ol Randy Myen and Robert Kennedy breezed to 6-0, ~. 6-1 vidoriet. The See lqngl' No. 3 doubles teem ol JOlb Stuart and JUIUn Ning dropped CdM'I only eel. 5-? I but it came beet strong IQ8lnSt Diamond Bar'I No. 1 and No. 2 duos. defeat- ing both. &-2. •0ur third doublet ii iMlly com· Ing on.· Mang Nici. ·o...a HUii wtl1 poblbly ... my quote and put lt up OG tti bun.tin boe.rd, • Mang Mid. •eut we've already played them ooce this year (a CdM victory) and we've gotten• lot stronger since then. I'm sure they got a lot stronger too. But ewr liDm league finals, we've beeil pwatng together just at tbe ngbt am..• ,GP Dltllllll t fll.M dlll ..... .._... ' Cl J A ...... tJ, Dulll d .. 1 ....... • MoniOn CC...M,..._M. def. IC.lf'll, w, *'· ...... ,; ... fC* WOf\ .... , • .._Mc*~--.'"'· '"'· 6-J. •• aeu • !CulMMldd l11n et.-.. . ~., .... ~ ..... . ~l-1;~- Wllf\.M.l-l.1-1; ...... W-.. W.W.laltS-7 • • ..... :J _JO_Wed_ne_Kl__.oy_. May__.__17_. _2000 ___ '-----------SPOKfS Daily Pilot . VOLLEYBALL Pirates honored byOEC I •Three first, second- team selections for Orange Coast players. COSTA MESA -Six dif- fe rent Orange Coast College men's volleyball players were honored by the Orange Empire Conference for their outstanding play dunng the 2000 season. B.J. Lightvoet, Dave Moser and Brad Evens were first- team All-OEC selections. while Pat McCarty, Boan Brown and Nick Ptasctunsk.i were named to the OEC sec- ond team. Llghtvoet led the confer- ence with 269 kills and ranked in the top five in hit- ting attempts (450), kills per game (six) and hitting attempts per game (10). Moser (231 kills), headed to the University of Arizona in the fall, was runner-up to Lightvoet with 5.1 kills per game. He led the conference with 108 blocks and was sec- ond with 17 dces. Evans had 160 lulls, 18 aces and 89 digs for the Pirates this season. McCdrty WdS strong on defense with a team-leading 93 digs, wtule Brown was sec- ond on the tedm with 175 kills Ptdschmskl was fourth in the OEC with 719 assists. His I 6 assists-per-gdme average was second m the conference. TARS FROM 9 we stay in pretty good , shape. I th.ink those fac- tors, as well as our sched- ule and the home-court advantage, all helped us that fifth game.• Sweet-swinging senior outside hitter Billy Clayton didn't exactly hurt either, nor did the veteran pres- ence of senior mtddle blocker Du!>tm lllrng- worth, impendmg gradu- ate Adam Tomalas, Junior Blake Tippett dnd sopho- more Bnan Gdeta Clayton hrushed with 31 kills, lour stuff blocks and rour assists, while also serving tough, lo keep hope aLive> for his third seclton Litle. inducting last yedr's Dtvtsion I volle¥ball crown. "Billy's Billy." Glenn said . "I've seen him play that wdy in lhe CIF (Divi- sion VI) rootball title game, too, so l know he's yoing to be there. "But J thought all our seniors did a nice JOb. Dustin (who had 20 kills and a match-high six stuff blocks) played his best match of the year, Tomalas played gredt and Turner set dn outstanding ffidtCh " Tippett chipped m 14 kills, whlle Gaeta (nine), Tomdlas (five) and Craig (four) dlso kept the tall Tri- ton blockers from zeroing 111 on the Stanford-bound Clayton. The Tars, who led in every game, pulled away fo r the fourth-game win, then scored lhe fl!St eight pomts of the finale. San Clemente, keyed by 6-fool-6 Gary Garrett (3 1 kiJls), 6-5 Nick Gard- ner (20), 6-5 Spencer Bemus (17) and 6-6 Brian George ( 12) scored the next four, but managed only one of the fmal nine points. It was the second Har- bor victory m three tries against San Clemente. HAPPY llRTHDAY Ctltll~ .. .,... ...... ................. r--------------------, : i jl I I ·1 I : I I I : ' ' ' ' I I ~--------------~ From hoop dreams to birdie vision ;~ ..... •Ernst living large (6-foot-6) on the links with his title at the Newport Beach Open. Rkhllrd Dunn 0AtlY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Even with limited knowledge of the Newport Beach Country Club layout, Qarren Emst played it like a trµe professional at the Newport Beach Open. Ernst, a .Costa Mesa resident and third-year golf pro, didn't start play- ing until age 16. _ A former Ocean View High and Golden West College basketball play- er, the 6-foot-6 Ernst dropped hoops and beaded out .to the desert for golf training. Working in the caddie program at Bighorn Golf Club in' Palm Desert, Ernst enjoyed playing privileges for 1112 years a.rtd boned his skills at the exclusive club, then played two years at Long Beach City College, before turning pro. - A three-year starter under Ocean View basketball coach Jim Harris (1988 through '90) before picking up the clubs on a full-lime basis, Ernst had only played Newport Beach Country Club three times prior to bis victory Monday at the Newport Beach Open. Ernst carded a 5-under-pa.r 65 and won $2,000 cash, plus a watch worth $4,000, according to Jeff Parker, Director of Operations for the event's host -the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. 1n last year's Newport Beach ·open, Ernst shot 1-under 70 and finished one stroke behind champion Perry Parker. TWo years ago when Ernst coached golf at Newport Ha,fbor High, be played nine-hole practice rounds •a couple of times,• but that was his only previous experience on the course, wtiich played 6,584 yards from the blue tees for the 60-plus pros who competed for the $10,000 purse. ,. Ernst, who began on hole No. 2 in the morning shotgun start, got off to a quick start by making birdies on 3, 6 and 7, then bogeyed 9 when he hit left off the tee and cowdn't get up and down for par. On the back nine. Ernst made MIN'S GOLF birdie at 13, but tus highlight came on the par-5 No. 15 (492 yards) when he hit a 5-iron to within six feet -his shot of the day -and made the putt for eagle. On the par-3 13, Ernst's shot off the tee landed 18 inches away from the flag. ' · . No. 18 at Newport Beach, normal- ly a par-5 hole, was shortened to a par-4 because of construction of. the gTeen. . Ernst is the course-record bolder at Meadow Lake Golf Course in Escon- dido (63) Following Ernst on the leader- board was Newport Beach's Eric Woods, who shot 4-under 66 and earned $1,300. Woods, whose practice time has been limited because of a full-time commitment to operating a packag- ing business started by his late father, made six birdies and two bogeys. "I Just kept the ball fu pJay/ said Woods, an honorary member at New- port Beach Country Club, whose best 'I score on the course is 65. "This is my home course and I just scraped around.• Woods, a two-time leading mooe\(' winner on the Canadian Tour, wiJ,l • leave Sunday to return to Canada.• •I've been putting and everything ... now, I just need to get tournament tough," said Woods, winner of the inaugural pro division at the 1998 Newport Beath Open. Followirig Woods was Newport Beach Country Club assistant pro Rich Ortega (3-under 67 to win $900), then Bruce Hooper and Bryan Saltus at 1-under 69. Hooper is also an assis- tant proBt Newport Beach. Saltus is a , former Costa Mesa city champion. For Ortega, the winnings will come in bandy -he's planning to get married Saturday. Newport Beach's Steve Jurgensen,. formerly of the PGA Tour, shot even- par 70 to tie for sixth place with Perry Parker and four others. , Boris King,. the course-record hold· ~r at Oak Creek Golf CJub in Irvine, and Jeff Salow played in Ernst's gToup and shot 71 each. ROAD TO o ·LVMPICS PAVED OCC coach selected as one of 100 OlympianS to receive new GM vehicle. Tony Altobell DAILY PlloT NEWPORT BEACH -It's not a gold medal but for United States Olympic water polo captain Chris Oeding, a new Cadillac t>evme im't too shabby either. Oeding, a foaner Corona del Mar High water polo standout and cur- rently the Orange Coat College water polo coach, was one ol 100 General Motors, wtuch teamed up with the United Auto Workers u part of the •Team Behind the Team• program. •1t•s absolutely unbelievable,• Oeding said during careDIQnJal at Newport Harbor High. •Any time you're training for the Olympia, the more fOCUled you am get on your sport, the better. Wltb all tbe trawl- ing we do, this new car aDows us to have one less thing to wany about.• This program was developed to help lessen the burden IOIDe Olympic athletes deal with trying to train, .compete and still support themselves or their own famtliM, ·we received the newa about the program la.st JUiy, • Oed1ng said. ·we filled out an the paperwork and . TAYA ICASHU8A I DAl.V Pl.OT Clatl Oedlag's roml to the Olympia bu become a lot smoother. baldcally, we've been~ our requirements. maQbmres ever since. JfOund The pane~ is co-chaired by out I was one ot the athletes to Olympic gold medalists Grant Hill Nceive a new Cadillac, I went crazy, and Dorothy Hamill and made up of jumpmg around on the bed.• track and field st.an Evelyn Ashford, With 1,800 applicants, an athletic Carl Lewis and Bob Mathias, swim- advilory panel was &Hemhled and mer Pablo MOla.les and figure skater selection wu based on financial Kristi Yamaguchi. need, training and competition The 100 selected winners received one of the eight vehicles offered by GM, which include the Cadillac DeVille. GMC Envoy, Oltlsmobile Alero, Pontiac Grand . Am, Pontiac Grand Prix, Pontiac Montana Minivan, Buick Regal and Saturn. "Water Polo wasn't aligned with a National Governing Body, but I noticed the swimmers were aligned with Cad.Wac,• Oeding said. • 1 just kept my fingers aossed and could not believe the kind of car we were getting.• Famed fashion designer Joseph Abboud will detail each vehicle with· package, available only to hopeful families participating in the pro- gTarn. Oeding was one of four water polo players to receive a 2000 Cadil- lac DeVtlle. The others were Chi Kredell, Dan Hackett and Bradley Schumacher. The Americans are coming off two second-place tournament finish- es against some the best teams in the world and with the Olympics rapidly approaching, Oeding likes where the team is heading, •we seem to be improving with each training session,• Oeding said. "We have the talent to be able to medal in Sydney. A lot will depend on when the going gets tough. bow will we respond to the challenge.• Ferryman, Herzog, added to South All-Stars • Former Costa Mesa team- mates among several roster ... changes for All-Star Game. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa High senior Shaun Ferry-D1lll man, as well as for-' mer Costa Mesa 1;tandout Jimmy Herzog, who played last fall at Santa Margarita, are among eight players who have been added to the South roster for the Orange County All-Star Football Game, scheduled July 14 at Orange Coast College. Ferrymap, 6-foot-2, 195 pounds last fall, was a two-time All-Pacific Coast League and All-Newport- Mesa District performer. He was rec- ognized as a tight end as a juruor and as a linebacker last season. He will play wide receiver for the Rebels, coached by Dana Hills head man Scott Orloff. Among the leading tacklers for the Mustangs, he also caught a team- higb 16 passes for 301 yards and scored three touchdowns as a senior. Ferryman follows in the all-star footsteps of bis father Jim, who repre- sented Costa Mesa High in the 1966 game, before moving on to play at San Jose State. Jim's brother and Shaun's uncle, Dick Ferryman, was an alternate for the 1970 game. Herzog was the Newport-Mesa District Offensive Player of the Year in 1998, when he rushed for 1,491 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior, He HIGH SCHOOL FOOTIAll rushed for 856 yards and 11 TDs for the Eagles last fall, en route to first- team All-Serra League recognition. The changes have also altered Estancia High senior lineman Kyle Westman's projected role from defense to offense, according to Orlof1. Estancia High senior Marshall Hendricks is among those players originally selected to play, who have been dropped from the South roster. The other additions include her- alded Mater Dei standout Matt Grootegoed, Elliott Powell (Santa~ Ana), Brian Byrne (Irabuco Hills), Akeem Greenfield (Tustin), Norris Dixon (Laguna Hills) and Manoa Pouono (Marina). Ao Sualua from Los Amigos had been added, but could not play do to a con!Uct with his vacation and was dropped. Other South players replaced, for various reasons, include Newport Harbor's Andre Stewart, killed Sun- day in an automobile accident, Tyler Kruse (Mater Dei}, Zach Bell (Tustin), Shaun Shuck (Huntington Beach), Juan Ramirez (Santa Ana), Doug- Nienhuis (Woodbridge) and Ry~, Switzer (El Toro). Corona del Mar senior Jay Bottom, as well as former Sea King Mike Bergey, who finished his prep-career at Dana Hills, remain members of the South, which will meet the top seniors from the North. The annual summer showcase, organized by the Brea Lions Club, distributes proceeds to Orange Coun- ty charities. BU .LLS CAPTU RE FOURTH GRA DE HOOPS C·ROWN Team peaks at just the right time in playoffs. ' COSTA MESA -The fourth gTade Costa Mesa Bulls from the Harbor Area Boys and Girls Oub of Costa Mesa charged through the opposition en route to the league championship. Not bad for a team that had a regular sea- aon record of 2-8. After upsets over the No. 4-and No. 2-seeded teems ln the fint two rounds of the playoffs, the Bulls stunned the No. 1 ranked and undefeated teem ln the third round and gained a bye in the fourth round. 1n the championship game, the Bu.DI trailed eerly, 19-2, before outscoring their foes, 32-12, the rest of the way. Bucko n.rtot came off the bench after the eerly deftdt tn the title game and' led the Bulll with 23 potntl, while ftrong play WU turned in by Scott VKbr and ....... .....,. Otben with b'9 contrtbutk>nl for Coach &nan Tbertot'I Bulll were bit~. 0.. ........ nd• Wt81ld. ~A..._ and GMIW 1•111 • ·. NOTICI TO encl hit be In .. 1om1 MQ&BT POR ~,.... NOT1CI Of CONTRACTOM ~~-!'the cornai PltOPOIALI CAA LllG flOR .,. -o•on-ec w RIQUHT ~ PROPOIALI llA Tl"1ALI THTINCI AHO INSNCTION l!RYICIEI FOR THe UNIYERllTY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE P\aJC ULE Of 111111'9 lbt1mont SCHOOl. DISTRICT· PUf'Nll'IC IO ~ 5 "'""' AL NEWPORT-MESA 2:2300 cl fie PIA*~ TIST1NG AND UIN!D PftONftTY The folowltlQ penone Hollot " htrltlr glvtfl .,.. dolrw ~ aa; that a P1A11ic MIClon wt1 a) aa.o.t MORTGAGE be held Ofl MAY 31 , CORP., bl PEMINI 2000 at 200 o'doc:ll PM MORTGAGE CORP et 1111 Camtlbtck REAL ESTATE.i. c) Slraet, City of Newpoft GEMINI MORTuAGE S..ctl, County of Qr. CORP. REAL ESTATE enge, CallomlL MINI U DIVISION, 24811 Pueo STORAGE 11 Wiit NI k> Vendavll, Lake Foreat, ~ Ille lien on Iha fol.. CA 92930 UNtFIED W«X>l. 1nlCI Code1 ttie oon1r1c1 INSNCTION Dl$TFUCT will ooniain P'OY!elont IERVICll JtPROJECT: BID Ptrmlltlng the auc-FOR TH! 108·00/CONTRACT ceaalul bidder to UNIVERSITY OF 114-00 aubatitutt MCUfitlM IOf CALIFORNIA, P~MBING REPAIRS 1ny rnonlta willNld by IRYIN! A , VARIOUS DISTRICT Ille Dlltrict to tn11.1r• NOTICE IS HEREBY • To .. "-'re, L ATIONS ptffonnance under Ille GIVEN lhtl PTor.:: TIME ANO MATERIAL contract. BID OEAOUNE: JUNE Eedl bid Mlmllltd In '°' Geolectll lle.i "*Ill 8, 2000 AT 1:00 P.M. rtepOnM IO INt Nollc:e • lnapedlon Strvlcei BOARD DATE· JUuE aheM oontain, u e bid are r9qUNl9d by the "' Item .-... .... --.a-Unl\lt fllty of Ctilfomlt, 13, 2000 . • .......----"'"'' IMM campus for tM ................... tore, oontJn1ont ........... ~ 90MwMl'ftll¥0Chef-. wtMbo.,_.._. .... the'"'~ .. or~. ot both of: JUUA CJVLm AUAS NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN thtt Ptopoaala IOf Mtttriala THtlng a lnapection S.Mc:H .,. requtlltd by the Urlvtf • fity of Calilomlt, IMM cempua for the lolowing projecta: lowing mlte0llaneou1 Gemini Mortgege houaehold Ind general Corp.. (C A). 24811 l)foptfty aD9d at 1111 Paseo Vtndtvat. Lella Cll!Mllbec:tl StrMI. New-FofMt. CA 92630 PLACE OF BID RE· ahotlf'Q llld bradt\g, °' fallowing Pfoitotl: CEIPT: FACILITIES & equivalent method, IOI' PAAICINQ .No OPERATIONS, 2985-E c::bttctllnon ,,,0! .... "','a ,1~ TAANIPOATATION Bear Street, Coata ' '""' '"' lllPRO l""IN t.1-.., c• """"""' open tJCcavallon, Wille V • Tl A PfTITION hM been flled by "ANDALL ALL!N HA"T In th4t luMrior Court of Cei(omia, . PARKING AND TRANIPOATATION IMPAOVIMl!NTI PAOOAAM-9TV I PToject No. 996510 and ~ Beacti, CA 92980, Thia tlu11nt11 II con· Iha folcMlna peraona. ducted by: • corporation • lnventorft1 lllt9d Hava you started below were -notlled by dolflg bullintll yet? Yes the.~ at Ille tlmt of feb. 1988 " _.,.,, lllall cont ~ PAOQAAM-ITIP I ('714) ~4-7530 onn 10 • Prcjecl No. 988510 ~LACE PLAN SI plilc8ble ufejy Qrdtta. d DOCUMENTS TO BE OOVEAHING• IOAAD an PICKED UP: Same ,1 /81 £rte H.,,...., C.P.E. NATU~~NCH rt!UI. MINI U Gemin1 Mortgage STORAGE II makea no Colp., (}Inna K. Prnton •. represenlat!Of't °' war· President rllll:f that the unltl con-This 1t11tment wu above. ~-:":'· Projtd No. 991055 eoumEot~6N NATURA&. ICtENCH UNrT I .., said lnvtntot1te. ,• llled wM the County A4026. JOANNE Cltl1' of Orange County A Mt of bid documanlt OptHtlona RFP Packagtt will be ll'lllY be obtalntd at Iha Publlahad Newport avallabM IO gaoctchnlcal raqua•t• thet "ANDALL ALLEN HART IM eooolnted -panona) .. rap,.. ..,maw to admlnla- t•r the ..Ute of th4t decedent. Project No. 891055 RFP PIClc.lgtl will be available to M1terlal1 Testing and Inspection firms Thuradty, Mey 11, 2000. They will be available In lht Dtpert· ment of O..lon and Construct!Of't S"ervlee1, located In Suitt 3500 Btl1r;ele¥ Place Building, Unrverarty of Caltlomie, !Nine, Campus CALL, MISC. HOUSE· on 04/12/2000 Fecllftles & Operation• Beach·Coat·a .. ,,1 llrma Thu'"8y, ..... HOLD. BUSINESS 2000l125117 Office, Newport·MtH "' 11 2000 n.... WIN ~ FURN.IEQUIP. D.tlly Piiot May 10, 17, B3601 , JOANNE 24, 31, 2000 W793 Unllled School Dlstrl"', Dally Pilot May 17 24 • • ,,_, "' 2000 ' ' available In the Depart· 2985·E Bear StrHt, w79• ment of Dell~ and ~e Mesa, CA.. (714) _ _._ ___ .lJ_U._Ji!.!!_.. Construct•---• 424• 7530, not ttrtltr '''" •• victl, than MAY 21, 2000, al CNe11IOl1t ~~ ~-~h:_~ 10l00 A.M. ~-, .---'V• NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF University of Calltornlt, GIVEN th8t the lbov• NlllKM 10 Irvine. Campus. MtMd School Oistr1ct of Am.tlUIBi Propoeel Pac:bgtl may Orenge County, CA, ESTATE OF: be obtained by celling ao1ino by and lhrouall its CHAM a E. the Hoc Une and cnooa- Gowmlng Board, nere· t......aN ~14.~~~on 0~3 ((:::! lnelter referred to 11 ~ 82• 6830 "DISTRICT." ..... r._...._ ~ ... "' """""" • _ _ -PROJECT-DESCAIP· up to, but not later than TION p kl d the above-stated lime, To ell helre, : ., nt en bent.,""'.....:--. or-.. ' Tranaportellon Im· Haled bids for th• •---•-....... . •Wild of a contract '°' t ore. oontlngent ;:;~.. n ...... ,,.. the proiecs de9Cl'lbed es: crediton, end per· The proposed Petldng Plumbing Repeirl '°"' who mev oth4tr-and T ra.nsportttlon Im· al Various Oialrlct wlH be intttnted In provements Program • Locations • the wit1 or Ht.ete, or Step 5 conslats ~ 1 Time end Material Only bothL of: CHARLES 7·teveJ 1800 stall Park· There will be a Ten E. Ht.NDEASON Ing Structure and a ($10.00) dollar non·ra· A P£T1TION ha• 45,800 s.f. 4-story Office lundable payment rt· been filed by CRAIG Building. quired lor each set ol bid E. HENDERSON In E11lma!ed Construction documents. An addl· the Superi« Coun of Cost fOf Par1ong Slf\IC· lional charge ot Four C.ilfomie, County of ture: St6,200,000 ($4.00) Dollars must be Of~. Eatimat9d Conatruct!Of't 1nctuded if htndl9d by THE PETITION Cost tor Oflict Bullding. ma~. Checks should be requffta thet CRAIG $3,200,000 'l)~de payable to New· E. HENDERSON be Lenglh of Projecl· ~rt·Mesa Unified :rpointed •• pereon-480 calendar days hool Dlatricl. reprtHntatlv• to PROJECT DESCRIP· Bids shall be received edmlniater the ••late TIONt Netural Scltn· 1~ 1he place ldentllltd of th4t decedent. CM Unit I • • apove. and shall be THE PETITION The Natural ScitncH opened and publicly U"" I .,,-i.... ----'-• of reed aloud al the ~ r • q u • • t • t h • '"' '""""" ...,._ decedent'• WILL and a 119•000 •.f .. four-lt()fy 5r,,t~ ~the codicils, if any, be building, split Into two • r...-C _ ... mi·n-... •o pr-... -te. wings. a labcwator; wwig, p,ov1t1u11S of alifOfl\le -.., ~ -and a clauroomlolftc:a Public ContraC1 Code The Will end any wing. Section 3300, the Dis· codicil• are aveHable Estimated Constl'UC'llon tfjct requires that the bid· for examination In Cost $34, 141 ,000 der PQSSess the fOCIOW• the file kept by the Lenglh of Project IAg classificatlon of oon· oourt. • 26 months lractor's license 11 the THE PETITION Scope of Ctotectinlcat time that the contract ii raqueett euthority to Fltld sew1c.. to be awarded· edmlnietar th4t Htate Provided to UC IMnt: Contraclor: under the l~n-I Observation at THt'. m"mON requa•t• tha decedent'• LOST Will end oodloh, If eny, be admitted to probate. TM LOST Will end any oodl· oHe ara ewllaibl• for examination, In th4t fil• kept by th4t coun. THE PrllTION requffUI euthority to edmlnietar the ••tat• undef th4t Indepen- dent Admlnletratlon of Ett•t•• Act with limited authority. <Thi• authority will ellow th• pereon.i repreaentatlve to take many actlone without obteining court approval. a. fore taking certain wry Important ao- tlon11, howewr, tha pareon.i reprffont• tlw will IM required to give notice tq lntereeted parson• unleH they haw waived notice or ooneented to the propoeed aotion.) The Independent administretlon eu· tt-ity wilt be qrant- ed uni•• en 1nter- .. ted person filH en objection to th• petition end ahowe good ceuH why the court should not grant the authority. A HEARING on th4t petition will be P.ropoeaJ Paclcagea may be obtained by calling the Hot Un• and Chooa· Ing Option #3 (949! 824-8117• or (1148 824-6830 PROJECT DESCRIP· TIDN: Parking and Trenaportellon Im· &;~ta Progrem· The propoetd Parking and Transportat!Of't Im· provemants . Program • Step 5 cons1sw of a 7·1evel 1800 stall Park· Ing Structure and a 45,600 s.f. 4-story Ofllct Building. Estimated Conatructton Coat for Parklng Struc- ture: $18.200,000 Estimatael Construet1on Cost '°' Offlce Building' $3,200,000 Length of Project: 480 calendar days -PROJECT DESCRIP· TION: Natural Solen· Cft Unit I The NaturtJ Sciences Uni1 I project OOO!Msts of a 119,000 a.I .• lour .. tory building, aplrt Into two wings, e labonlloly Wlflll, anif a clasaroomloffict wing. Eatlmatael Construction Cost: $34,14t,OOO Length of Project 26 months 8cOPt of StMcte lo be l>rovlct.d to UC No payment shall be of EetetH Act. <Thi• b Removal end r• 2000 at 1 :45 P.M'. Flald lnspec1Jon Sarv· mtda tor work Of mat• euthon'"' ....1u allow compactioo of soil tor i'n o-t. L73 locat-.. lets and Mattnal Tes· .,_,_~ .......... " 1 .. _ ,..,_ tha pereonal rep re-~ ... 1 1 CALL, MISC. HOUSE· HOLD, BUSINESS FURN./EOUIP. B3618, JOANNE CALURIGBY, BUSI· NESS RECORDS, BUSINESS FURN.I EQUIP., OTHER. BOOKS A4304, LISA GONZALES, MISC. HOUSEHOLD B3621, ROBERT BtAKE FOR PANDA PICTURES INC., BUSI· NESS RECOROS, BUSINESS FURN.I EQUIP. 84579, MILO BIRM· INGHAM. MISC. HOUSEHOLD. PER· SONAL EFFECTS B4603, JULIETTE FUNTANILLA, MISC. HOUSEHOLD 84677, THEODORE S. TRAPP, MISC. HOUSEHOLD Purchase• must be made wlltl cash and plld for al th• time ol puld\ase. No one undat the age al 18 Is allowed to attend the salt. The landlord reserve• the right to bid at the 11le. Afl putoha&ed goodl ere sold · aa and lllljl8t be re 6·00 pm on the y of the .. 1 •• Buyers USI provide • current 1 or a phoeooopy thtW Ol'igl- nal resale permit 11 trmt of sale In lltU of salt• tax. TI11S .. 1, 11 tubitct to prior cancellation In the event of Mttlement between landlord and obllgaltd peny. Published Newport Baa ch-Costa Mall rial under the contrae1 •Y ~· ~rade beams •• spread at .3.,.'"1 T ... -Cl ... tl ting Services lor the fol- ,,,_ "'"' "'"" '"' .,,... eentetJ'ue to t_.. ootjnne., ut1htv tunnel 0 • 0 C ow ng: Incl venlles that th• • -• · . .,.. ' ""' range Dnlled Plies Cont many actiont1 with-vault pile caps and slab 92888. C P LEGAL NOTICE rector was properly out obtaini""" court on grade IF YOU OBJECT oncrett lacemant NOTICE OF llOanstd at the tlme the 1 ··•a f c. Trenching, IOI' Viii-Precast Concrete ind oontrect was awarded. epprov• • • ora ity lines and beck fill TO the granting of Stone Installation PUBLIC SALE ,t,ny contraC1or not 90 taking cenaln wry 2• Soits Tasting the petition. you Welding OF ABANDONED lie•natd is sub1ect to Important actlona, To Be SUbmlfi.d: Two ahould appaer et tha High Strength Botta PROPERTY l)tntftJea under the law however, the per· r.ropoaat1 cleerty heering and atat• Rt1nfOfC1ng Steel Nolloe is hereby 11""" II the beens• claaal· eonal repreHntetiw abeled f or each your objection• or Roofing and Water· that the undtr'llgMd Will 5" ~ her.n. will ba required to profec:t. file written objec· proohnp sell at public auction, Is lhal of a ··..,.. giw notice to Inter· Tiie proposals mull In-tions with the coun Curtain Wa.11 pu11uan1 to Section aatty contracto(' u de-Hted persona unlHI clodt the lollowlng: before the hearing. Masonry 2t700 of the 8ullfl4ISI 6 l"1td In Section 7058 of they hew waived • A current, COl'npl"td Your appurano• S~ay Applied Flre· Profe'Ulonal Code, lhe lilt Cahfomta Bualnest notice or consented Dtal911 Prof"alonal'a may ba In peraon or proofing following described tlnd Prolesslons Code. to th• propoHd ltetement or Quall· by your ettornoy. • To Be Submitted? Two Pf098rtv to "Mt: tlia apecialty contraC1or action.)Thaindepen-~ Fomi IF YOU ARE A propoaata cleu•y JONAl'HAN PRESTON, awarded the contract fOf dont edminietradon • AeltY9nt supporting CREDITOR or • labeled for each A·26. Bed. tov•. pelnt· 1M wortc 9hal ltatll oon-euthority will be metulel regardlnt oondnaont oredttor f:lect. ings, tum. mtec: • LEZIL fn.t'.C' • mejonly ot Iha granted unltH .,, prior wOf1I or llmller of the O.OMHd you Pfoposals must In-BEACH, 8-22, Clothes, Wrtl in accordlllot Wilh rnter .. tad pereon type tnd acope muet lie your Cwm dude the folowtng. lug.. vac.. golf clubs., ~ ~e~ ~d rit .. an·objection to ~~_::. (':: with the ooun end ~~O.!.°:C ~~~PE~~sc6.st?e~~~ Proleulone Cod• th• petition end *"'-":uon m9I • oopy to the St.tement of Quell-rod. m111.. gamH, Sect·~ 7059. •how• good CMIH penonal ,..,,..~ ·-.... -~ F~ b I L·w '''" why the court •Oual eolfn-dve-.iPOintadb the,,._..,,,._... oxes, mac .. ". Each bid must con· should not grent t ... _ epactora rt ...... ..., Yf • Reltvtnt eupportlng RENCE MILLER, G·53, fonn end be reaponal\le ,.. • Ettlmettd Manc>OWf' oou ....... n our material regar.dlng Carseat, ladder. to 1he contract docu· authority. cepeblllty ror botf1 ~ mondw from the prior wortc of almtlar Shovel's. level. DAVID menta Each bidder lhtH A HEARING on Jecte data of first IHuonoo type end ecope MARTIN, G·66, Bed, aubm1t on the fonn the petition wiN be Send propoaels to of 1ettaro • provtded • AffponM to the chairs. lamp, micro, furn<shtd Wllh lhe oon-h.id on .>una 15, Meredith Chelton. De-In MOdon 1100 of Selection Criteria (At· misc , JAMES tract oocuments. a llat of 2000 at 1 :45 P.M . sign and Conltruetion the Caifomia Pro-t8chmant Al CASTfUO, 1-116, Toya, the proposed 1ubcon-in Dept. L73 located Services. University of beta CocM. Tha time • Ouellflcadont of In-rum .. bike. gooar caM, tractOfs on this profect at 341 Tha Chy Cellfornl1, Irvine. fOf filing olalma wil epactora misc., ADAM LARSEN, 11 raqulred by th• Drive Orange CA Berkeley Pia~. Suh• not ..,.. bofoN • &tlm8eed Mfnpoww 1-64, Surfboard. ltmp, SubltttJng and Subcon· 92813. 3500, Irvin•. CA four rnonthe from Cepeblllty for both furn.. bous, ml1c., trect1ng Fair PractlcH IF YOU OBJECT 92897·2450 no leter the heartng dote protect• JAMES WILLIAMS, J. Act Government Cod• TO th• ~ranting of then 5:00 p.m. Fridey, nodood abow. Send ~roposela to 85, ShelvH, 1of1, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS INVmNG BIOS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of T NSIMI of Iha Fountain Valley School Dla1rict of ~ County, CalllOf· nfa WIH receive bids 119 to and locludlno 10 00 A.M. June 13, ~000 et the District Bu&lness Oflict. 17210 Oak Stretl, Foun· taln Valley, CA 92708 At this tltM, data and place, bids WIM be pUb- hcly oe>entd and reed tloud '°' Bid No. 00-9 'ROORNG" as in· dlcated in the 8ld Spec.- fk:atlon. Bid documents and speclllcatlons are on Ille at the District Purchasing Department, 172 to oak Street, Foun- tain Valley. CA 92708 (714) 843,324S. A · Mandatory Prebtd Conference end Job Welk" Wiii be held on May 31 , 2000, 11 9:00 a.m. al lht Oistnct Main· tenance Office, 17890 Newland Street. Foun· lain Valley, Ca. 92708. All bidders must be pres· ent at lhia time 10 be considered for this project. The 8oa1d of Trustees reeervea the '911 to r• jtd any and alf btds and to waive any lnegulanty therem. The right Ts also reserved by the Board of Trustees to aelecl items and/or scOpl ol work Which in their opinion Will best serve !tit needs of lhe Dlstnct Pr8Vtlli W IS on . Dal lhlS I 5!11 day of ~y. 2000 By: Petrick Quinn, Director. Procurement/FecllltlH Published Newport Beach-Costa M111 Oally Pilot Ma~ 17, 24. 2000 W795 Flctttk>u• Bualneu H•m. Statomant The folloWinQ persons are doing busfneaa es Iranian Social SeN· ices, 3400 Irvine Ave , Suite t103, Newport Beach, Californ4t 92660 Ahmad Stnalt\a, 3400 lrvtne Ave Sulla #103. Newport BMch. CallfOf· nia 92660 This business la con· dllcled by: an lndlVldual Have you started doing busineaa yel? No Ahmad Sanalha Thia statement wu filed with th• County Clellt of Orange County on 05l'08/2000 2000M21245 Delly Pilot May 10. I 7, 24, 31, 2000 W790 Clas~illeo i~ ~~tmrou·~ ' ~~,~~1~ ~~~ wtunoo~! ' (~!HID ~~)~l·)~ ~ ~eilot ~ ...... .......... _.. ..... ......... The ~ persona The lcllowlno .,.,_.. • .,. doltlg ~ .. .,. cDl8 llullNiaa -8111'1 MObllt DttMnct. e) M'f.-y c.., b) The 1572 Orehatd Or., ti~. Gourmet Detective, &arllt Ana ~.Call-11no wa~ A--. lornla 92701 ~. 104, F~ V.11-Wllham Howard Ira-It)', Calilomia 112108 land. Jr .. t572 Ordltrd Hulett and Wllaon Dr.. lltO. Sanlt Ane Prod\1Qtlon1, lncu (CA), Height•, California 11no Warner Avenue, 92707 Ste 204, Fouruin Vtl- Thlt bustONa II con-lty, Calllornia 82708 duc:ttd by 111'1 ~ this bullnMI " con. Have you 111rtad ducted by: a eotp011tio11 dolrlQ ~ y«1 No Have you atarted wrtllam .Ho•tn:I Ir• doing bu1tne11 yet? lend, Jr YN, 1()/16/1990 Ttll• et11amen1 Wu Hulett and -Wll10n filed. with the County 'prod~lon. Inc , Tracy Cla111 of Orange County Hulett, Prtaldtnt Ol'I 05l08/2000 Thia ltlllmtnt WU • 2oooee21244 filed wtlh the County Dally Piiot Mey I 0, 17, Clerk al Orange Cct.trtly 24. 31. 20QS1 W792 on o5J04J20QO 2000IU7Mt Flctltloua BualneH N•mo Statomont The following persona are doing busineaa 11: ASLI HOME, 316 lrls Ave . Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Aimee MacB1th 6 Steve WlnOl<an, LLC, ~. 316 Ina Ave Co- rona dtl Mer CA 92625 This buultK. ~ con- ducted by Limited Ua· bllity Co Have you llerted doing bua1naas yet? No W1nokan and Mac9eth, LLC, ~ Aimee MacBelh This atetement was Med w11h the County Clerll of Orange County on 05l09/2000 2000&12'402 Daily Pilol May 17. 24, 3 I. June 7. 2000 weoo Dllily Plol May Io. t 7. 24, 31, 2000 W787 .... ~ IBL-AIWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 ape. Arlington Texas, 760 J 6. Visitation was 6:00- 8:00pm, Monday, May 1 5. 2000. Memorials be made to the Humane Sociery of U .. 2100 L t .. N.W. Washington. DC 20037 or A .. P.C.A. PO Box 2042. Toms River. NJ 08754-9925 Funeral Home phone number 817-46&-8ll1 Discount (~askct ( I I 111 I 111 II I I 11 t I 1 ~" I I I I "'I I \ I. ' Canng 5"t•uf anti Qwdil] Oultm for lits Direct Cremation .. $495 Immediate Burial .. $995 f/MlwJn Ct.Jftn) Prearrangcmcni ,Progranu Avajlablc for Funcnil ~rvic~. Crcmacions and Cukcu ( c )\11'\IU ..... 1 '-.\\I I xss ~ i< \'-hi I Section •HOO al seq. the petition, you June 2, 2000. YOU MA y EX· Meredith Cheston, Dt· boxn, eor. equip .. Depending on tile lncj. ehould appaer ot the Publlahed Newport AMINE the file kept algn and C?'111ructlon misc.. ANTHONY 111dua1 scope and the hearing and state BHch-Co1ta MtH by the oourt. If you Strvlc•ll!I University of TOSONI. J·94 .. Caraeat, dollar amounVcoat of your objection• or Delly Piiot Mey 17, 2000 .. 8 per.on lnttrfft• Callfornla, Irvine, ladder. mite , furn NCh prqect. Ille Olatr1ct file written obt..0• W790 _.. In ......_ Mtota you S.rkeley Piece. SuHe Sale will be by c:om-n · P t ,. ---~ • 3500. trv1na, CA 11•~-.. ~ .. , ( tt w1 require a aymen tlon• with the court NOTICE OF mey file with the 9"·697·2·50 no leter pe u v• ......,.ng wn an Bond for any project b f ... ..._ · f---' R " .. Haled 1>4ds. mey be mora than $15.000 oo, • ore "'-r .. anng. PUBLIC SALE OF oourtL':. •for"'"'s-p-""'!; J~ 52.:00 P·"' •. Frtdty, 1Ubm1tttd In adVance) "-· Your appHrance LIENEO PROPl!RTY .,... --2000 ...._ 2 ...... """-and furnish ctlttnwoltl may ba ,·n pereon or f .... _ ~ on u.. 4u1 uooy ..,. .... y v· .. • •"·t th• Nolloe Is ~........, 0 ..,. Published Newport 2000 at 2·00 PM atltla e ..,.ncing u.. ,.. by your attorney. "'·~· flf en 1.w.nt.ory BHch·Coata .. ,,, · · ~red Insurance la In tf· IF YOU ARE .. tl\tt a public a will -'-""' f .., premiaes Wtitrt Hid ::i 'c,:. ~'°":~':. CREDITOR or '; ~:c::,aldo·:'ocf-3~ :: ::-or o offfta~ Dally Pilot Mey 17,w2m ~:=r~ ~ :•~ ditloN. tn event of contingent creditor 11n Camtlt>ed< Street, podtlon or account cated at AYRES SELF f•-\Jte 10 tntat into Iha of the dacHMd, you Cfty of NtwpOlt Beacti, • ~ed In aao· F1ctltlou• Bualnou STORAGE. 7012 EmMt contTilc:I and uecute tile muat file your cleim County of Orange. Cali-tlon 12'50 of the A11t., Huntington BMdl. required document•. with the coun end lcmia. MINI U Cellfornl• Probete Nemo Statemont Ca (714) 848·73t4. such bid eea>~ w111 be mail e oopy to the STORAGE wlll Mii to Code. A "equHt for The following pereona Ltndlol'd rtMfYN tilt forfeited. The Falltlful perilMI rep~ atilty the lien on the Id-lpeallll Notice form .,. doing bulMlllll u. ligt1t lo bid at Iha aalt. Performance 8ond ahtll dw -.iPOinted b¥ the towing mltc:1lleneou1 le .wllebl• from the •) Alpha POil Produc-PurchuH mull be Have A Garage Sa _le! remtin In f\JI toroe and oourt within four houMhold and geoerel aourt olofk. lion Servlct1. b) Alpllt made by cuh llld paid effect through the gulf· montha from th4t property lt0f9d al 1177 p ••r.-a.,.. Poll. 212 Wallt1lay for at the time of antaa period ea ap41el· date of fl,.t laeuono• C~ Streat, New-Plr: Lana, Costa MMa.. Call· purchase. All purchl9td fled in tne Gtntral Con-of lottere aa provided %J BHch, CA 92ee0, ...... AIM Haft lomle 92629 goods are llOld u le end diliona. In HOtlon 9100 of the lollowtng ptf90fll. 111 .... U•.., EdWard Alhlty Fieher, must be remowcS at time The Dlatnct rtltfVH the C.ilfornle Pro-Inventories llsttd 0-._.CA 212 Welltllty Lane, of aalt. Sala la Mlbject to the rlgtll to award the bid bot• Codo. The time below were noui1ed by -Costa Malt, Calltornl• canctllation 1n Ille event to men then one (1) bid-for flllng olalme wtll the tenen1a at the time of 09117. 09/1t, 09124 92626 of .. ttltmtnt betwHn dtr. The Dilltlct rt· not ,.-i,. bofote 19nlel. MINI U Tllll bulint11 la con-lancllonl and obligated 1t1wa the f1d!I to A1jtct f ..:!"-...-f STORAGE mtkH no dUcltd by an lndivlcbll petty, P\dlhtd on 1ny °' all bids °' to CM.Ir ....,....,. rom ,.......lion °' wer· Have you started 05/iM:>O and 05117/00 walV• •fl'/ 1rr-·taritlet the -.nno date rW11y that the~ oon-FIND ~bueintel y.rl No ~ Wanda Nor· -..-nodood above. • ..... _...,. ,_.........,__ Fiallar ton Bond # ., ·-1 ..... or lnlormtlilita In any YOU ....... y EX· -· -...... ...,._ ~ _. bldl Of In Iha~ ...,.. A2145·A9HLEV E. Thia ttttemtnl WH A,,,_ Self Slor_,. """"""'' AMINE tho th kept LEWIS·MISC. HOUSE· ftltd with IM County ~t ManaOm i: ~"ea= by the oourt. If you HOLD, PERSONAL EF· an apartment Clerk °' Orange County Publl•h•d "'••port Code, Ille Dlrtdor .,..peraonlntM9ot· FECTS throuab"' on 5-t-2000 Bt1ch·Coat1 M•H of the Otpe11man1 of In-ad In the Mt.MO, you 82959·0SCAR J. classlftedJ 2000ll27Ht Dai4y Plol May 10, 17, t: of~.: :::. ~to:= :: ~~~~SS TER~ ~~~~~~~~~~·~2000~Plol~=Mey=3.=1Wm~·~1~7,.!_::2000====~W~Z~H Cltlennlntd the gentr• ..... fot ~ EQUIP. r ally prevllllng ratee of Not1oe of tho flllna A1 105·FRANCl9 f)e-lecallly In of _.. '"""'°'V eni BAVTAN clo CECtuA WOltt la to be IP"roleal of MtMt RASMUSSEN . Co9itt of -C. ot of Wt'( 'A2134·AMERICA W9ga rate ... pedtlon ot oooount CAPITAL BY TERESA I etlori.!1 entltltd • ~ In toO-A. SPENCER·BUSI· 'llllt'9 waoe Scale ,... •90 NESS RECORDS ~ et 1h9 deft 1.. of the A2169·BYRON Olllce locettd ti: Cellfotnlo f'rob•tt 8 u R D E N ... I s c . 2915-E Beer SttMt, =-~L4:'~o!: HOUSEHOLD, PER· Coale MIM. CA 112121. le ........ from 1ho ~E~ be ~ .. "!% ..... ...... ,,... • CMfl end peld to any llll••"•d party ei-u,.•u tor at tl'9 time of ~===I., __ l'r.:'' ::£~::~ fell 1111, The oonhdOf ...... ...., llndlOfd nlMfvtl IN =. 7 ::o;:-: J.--:r. IO bid • flt ... "" 111111 .. ~ 17. 09,,1, 09124 ~ .:::.-:: prevalltng r11a1 of ~ ii; i.110 p.m. on ... IO Ill warMrl""" rt a~ IN dmy of IN .... ~ In the ~ ~...., ..,,... .... pnMdt • :!.:' .:::r:: ::·: 11'1 dae ..... :=., oir.:. oi..;. ~ In "' OOleO-_,_ -+'aa "" ................. ~ ~ ~ ,-~----d•lnlatd ... INf!I :: ID= for.**r :--;:: =-1!1:1~11: fi JI:. iu'i JUl'lt. ... ::.::" :.;.::·~ ::r,~~-: ...... " • ..., =-=r-·*= ~ • .:r.-::.:: BJ 7WJ r..:. ''· M. ,.A~ bond.... ,..... WIQ3 STARTING NEW BUSINESS! .... Call the Piiat: Claaelfleda . at 1:9493 B41i!·l!IB7B t:a Place Yaur Garage Bale Adi ~IOqiftdoitorlO• Otc' *" ~ !"""' of "" .... ._ ____ .... --~------._ ______ ---. ............... ..:.... ........ _ __.. _______ ..,,, __________ 11!11 _________ -.. ' ' ------:;:---....... --------------------.....;;.., ______ ... ________ ..,. ____ 0:-__________ ,... ______ --.... ____________ ............ ....... ~ EOUAl HOUSING OPPOflfUNITY All nial estate ICIYtf1lslng In tllls MWSPll* Is sutljlc1 to 111e fedenl fn Hooslng Aci ot 1961 as amendtd wlhch makes It illegal to advertise ·111y preleienct. nm1tatlon or dlscrwmnadon blSed on ra«. color, rtllg- lon. sex. ~ndlcap, tamllfal , tlalu.s or national orlQln. or an Intention lo make a11y such prefertflet, limrtauon or dlSCrilnlnlboll. • • Tiiis ntWSP<lPtf wlll not knowingly accept any advertisement lor real naate which Is In vlOlatton of Ille law Our readers are hereby informed that all dwtlllngs adverttsed In tills newspaper are available on an equal~rtunlty basis. To com in of dlscnml· 1111J011. cal HUD loll free at I ·30CH2Hl590 1~ GENE ML Ou1 ot •Ill• Lind fOf Sele Attordlble 40 ICret, Own your own 40 aae rancll lot only $15.800 full pnoe East ol Kingman Al. low down payment & moothly pey· menl Ei10Y Ir-c:itatl .. & speetaeutar mountain "'8WS, nee 4 season eltva· IJO<l ~ '°' tree tnlo l)llo STOCTON Hill REA(ti' 1-800-321-4900 •V.A.• SO DOllHO llOYtll FR.EE COUNSELING FREE UST OF IO.tES HUONAREPOS VI Tl HAfl HI Al I did I BARG~ WATER f'AOHT Owner Left Country TIM Price wtll -JOlll Apt. Mi-nw120 Back B1y B11uty 3Bt 28a' olc, lam rm, huge lot wlpool & tots ol yard lel1 over. Super loci $449,000 Joe Laning, Agent 714·813-2.225 'I SIM,000 Condo, ldnt oond WM! .,.. PMC Orly Eat! & Jvtt./ Taylor, agts. 949-&42-4722 Villa Point 1Br !Be, wallc lo ••••••••••••••• Bal lsland/Fashlon Island i H 0 MES 0 F i comm pool. se11er • cany • loan. $209,000. David : THE WEEK ·: Pmce, !QI 949-718-1520 : Showcase : BEACH DUPLEX : Homes : 3+2 & 2 +2. $550,000 : For Sale : AGENT Mt-723-1120 : In Our Sat : ., 2.581 HarOward floors, : Real E1t.te : nlW windows. eat.in kJ1ch. :c .. : Supplement I : :..r'~~h~ b~tl : Display Ads : S255K Ed van c11n eo.ct. : Start at $85. ·: 'Brokar 949-650-0943 : Deadline : WESTCUFF NP9 NEWER ,., .. Frplc, • • beam ctllngl. gqnlle kl, 2c • Tuesday 5PM • ,!:,!9' ..,~ ==. ger. sttpa 1o bMct1. ss~ Also... : EJementary , Hal1lof High Mo. Agent 949-673-1980 Open House : By Owner M30,ooo cozy 211r+ Loft 28• r .. Listings Avl. : MM4Hoae modill hnll, llH>eams, 111111 D dll • BLUFFS 3B T .. ____ w/fP. patio, $2500/mo yrly. ea ne • : r own,,__ Owner/Ag!. 949-723-06$3-VACATION RENTAL ~ & Thursday : st.99S.S2.1001Mo aer 2aa apacioul dllUxe, 5PM •. EASTILUFF: 48rNltw I I Condo, fully lum. ll1p1 lo • o. BUiey. Bia 94!).7'J(l.1704 151 ..... bc!I, 2c gar. 949-675-7130 : It Paya to : s.. llllnd ao Oceen Vllta ..... I I : Advertise : °'*' Sun ,_. 2t1r 2 5bl 400 .-11 Elf : In the Best : lwlln. belu ~ CCUM wt 514 w BAY . . : LOCAL : ~:C:ar1tet s~ 3tlr 211e, roof top dtdl w1 "BEST ~s 1n 1111.,. • Real Estate .• 714·322·5274 BIO. Hatdwd h , "*"" free." BloAatln 11 only : S ti counters. Mou In eond. $15.95. Increase mu~ e ec On : ONE FORD RO $3000 MM73-7800 endurance, rtducl effects i CalllTlodSAay II : NEW =:1e11~ 3 Hew wlltt did. • ae. ~n•agirlg-~u:.: e : 4br 4.5lle epproa 4300 If good Cid a nut S2700/ Otldanl com MlcrobloloQjcal • RIVERA • upgrtdM. 11.S•.ooo mo, S3000 MC dee> l20I Foods 1(800)328-4677 : : Ownlf/Al!I MM1CMm lliM:w Av. etN&o-me ..,IC""A:.:.L'..:S.::CA;:.:.M:...l ___ _ New Steel 8uilcln9' In Crate. 40X30 ... 17,212 now 13,llO. Muet Uqul- dltll 1-I00-212-0111 WOLFF TANNNO BEDS TAN AT HQME BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi COMMERCIAIJHOME Iris lnlln SI 99.00 Low Mcnlhly Plymenl F'A£E Color Celaloo Cal 1-800-711-0156 . ...,.._..._ ·-·-·Olka--$$ CASH PAID $$ cw. p.Klt Or.,..,,,.~ WE BUY ESTATES • lmmedloto frio<dy - Al1lll" Oufffttlza plllow top boX1prl1'19 I i'illltrHI, never ullcl. w,,O yr w1rr1n1y S2t5/obo. Cllerry Alc:I Potllf 7 pc brdill ... S1 l5Giobo Call dtllvlf. MW0'7·70l5 R1ttan lurnltura. Sofa. coffee table, 4 Chairs plus wrought Iron cirQJlar lable & glas! Me-725-3911. OUEfN SIZE SLEEPEJI SOFA ONl Y 1 Y£AR OLD S350 Ml-7114311 • . P9lley R.t1.-. .... 1(ll-a1Uim.._11.n• ~•il•io .. ·t 111 •·I-~· •le™*• riotln'. The puMl.J.,., m;.fn"" 11'14' rij!iu 10 '"""""''• ,.,...a-;r., ...,, _ 1v n-jf-M. •m ··la..vtri.HJ •c:Jvrr1i,...111N\I. vs. .. ,... n·1M>n 111~ 1•m•r ,, .. , ,. .. ,, lot' ~ 111 }our rl•·~iflNI •d lmmrcti..r .. 1, 'Ii. .. 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Mll'8glf with I uper, UIH, F/PT M•n1~ 1.::4=PH=O=N=E=R=E=PS===DAIVE===.=wttEN==IT=oomes:::::.ll ~-~~~~ FllMml E~tlc piOple IO blntlla. we'w gal al .. SHU out.W.V., mol!Yalld !or u--.,_ bills and wtlisllls. 'f>lld .,....~ ...... _ge ""m 10 WMllly. 'Gr•t pey -Sl,OOO sales -11 lor FUI & PT SI 500/plr wttll.. comm• ~ bolu 'Trarino op-posltlOlll klNl canddalls benefitt. Salls exp prtfd. portunltlu SAT _. poaaaet pr....ws 'XI* Call MellSl8 9'49-250-S7l9 1·877-BIG·PAYOAY In a ladel bOutique, ..mlar. heve excellent customer ADVERTISING CO (l-Sn-244-7293) Toll Fret. seMc:e skills and e desltt to NPB, B1y1ld1 offlc1 {CAL 'SCAN) sllCQltd Hrty ra1e 1 oomm rll9de ~ tmplo)'9e OflVlfl 0 Q £_ Ooa/ifled appllcants for " Pot. Computlf Ntwtpeplf Racti Rollte pleas! Cal 949-852-8689 lllflla, lltftt bookU1p1119, 1am-4am EiClllnt pay, clltnt ~ 1111111 bl pick-up or van wnurwa SALES orpnlnd, fll1.lbll, and nee Prefer Co&ta MISI Commu~11 nawspaper hive -of humor. Will group lor outside train. 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(614180) $21.9118 NAIEAI (714)540:9100 CttEYROlET ASTitO 't1 .. _____ _.I I Van con'ltl9lon, Captain chelre, IOI• & reer air. Many pow. feeluree. ADVERTISING AT IT'S best Stat1wld1 I $450 2S.word ed cirCIAalion 3 ...... 217 Caldomia ,_. pap1ra. NatioNI llllWOt1t advertl9inQ alto avallabM CAL.SCAN" (916) 288-6010: (916) 288-6019 www.cal-tcan.com (CAL'SCAN) ·=I BEHN> OH BIUS? Consoltdatt them Avoid banklUPICY Stop er""°' calls. ReckJc1 lrUrlSt Cot peym11111 up to 50'lr.. Cal nowt (800)270-9894. (CAL'SCAN) ( 138894) $4.988 NAIERS 1714 )540:t100 CHE'YAOL.ET CATtRA 't1 2Sk m1. ~ lfv. nm. co. cMlml wllllll, bll. °' -.r. ( 148404) $21,988 NABERS (714)540:1100 CHEVROLET Cwf111er 'tt AS COIJPI, 18k ml, auto. rmrf ' morll Bal. °' _,, (814928) $10,988 NABERS 1714)540:t100 CHEVROLET Tlflol LT '97 4x4, llatlle<, many 1xtraa, excllllnt condllon.I (366986) $21,988 NABERS I (714)540:1100 :owa.OATI ~ CAIDO RS '12 . \r-6, 25th anniverury BOSTON WHALER 21' OUTRAGE. 250 Y tllllfla, lrllllr, ~Ollica, blmlni, *· $21,500 Mt-45Mtl9 717-0tl2 ' ELECTRIC BOAT 18rT, Nnl gNllt, lull In tlma for SUMllERI Se,900. L .. 111 11!!!!!9!· Mt-71M2n Grady • While 241 .. •Int oond, -mCJWlg up, GPS, lish tndr, trad«, low In, $51K MH'TM015 SIOPJACK 24", 1972 meny 1xtr11, Flybf~ $15,000. OlvofCI Slit MM45-7t73 Hobble Holdlf 14ft alnt cond seoo. Met~ 14tt n1w paint, nrnl.thld "'"'· seoo. DlnghJ Tender, ltt, new pelnt S250. Kite, good W,., f:.1:'.acr'~ SIMll MH7Ml15 new smog C*1. ,... lt*P $:4950/080 Mi-723-1504 CtwyW L..a-led 't1 °"' owner. 81k orig ml, loaded $4995 plus lrldl, whate""1 714-641-7S2t DODGE DURANGO .. .... _,, blUI. Ff007$3 --LNI> AOVER NEWPORT IEACM . '4"*4411 DRAIN SVC YAH Fljlly ~ '92 Aaroltlr In eiicellant concl. '5@ollo, TOOLS and ALL I 714·301·3423 FORD EJptorw Sport f7 Low mllft, xlnt COftd, lolclld, wl 1Nndtd wwr. vs.m ... __ Ford Explorlf 't1 4X4 4dr, rlllbll, ,,.. ~ & ldt•. !ie&Jd. NC. II pwr, alor! $4!10o MH45-8416 Font ExplOl'w Umllld .. 4 wtlffl drtJI, V·S. 11 eX1i'as Including tow package. $30,000 949·721-1035 : 949-574-4252 : BAYAtOOE Cuti 211(1 1bl I I MASTECTOMY OR • ANNE : large deck, pl1nt1Uon 1• •:1 1 011 BREAST AUOMENTA· : : 1hut1111, high b1y TIOff? Aep4ecl old BtlSI Whltl bdfm .... good -------cond., dMk, ..... with HELP NEEDED 29 People nltdtd to loM le> 30 lbs. In .. next 30 days. Get plid for lb• Iott 1 OO'l. N11turel CeH Mlly Al SERVERS I COOKS Longboards Reatall!lnt & ~. lnttMlw ~ 2-4. MondaY·Sal\lfday 0 211" Main St, Huntlng!on BNch. • WILLEY : window•, incl garage. Breaatlorma (Protlhtslt) • P9rf9ct for lndlv or _..,.. todly. Get 2 nlW' Fotm&, 4 : 949·574-4249 : By 10wner REDUCED fOI EAST1IOE C.M. 2Br !Ba new Brta billed direct to • • '239 ooo M"'7»1nt Mlcllca11. Save Montyl mirror, nltfllllllnd, ms, 2 pc ... Wllltl booblllll ·r~~ ••••••••••••••• • ~ Olfagl & ln'9tiOr Satis1ac:tom Guaranteed! 1 5 HOWEM:C*DOl I Harbor Highland• lloora '~ caA:i (CAL'~~rS5·7880 )pc. 100% Imported llalllll -FOR UL! Open Sun 12-4:00 ~-329 E 18111 Pl · -blecll IMllllf llv 1111 Mt IALIOA 111111 1418 Plilc9I lMll Sl,3T5fMo Agent I I S1000..5pc.. FOflllll cln 1111 3Br 28a houll. Ui'1 fllTIOd 94!H59-3797 .. .a ~~~<>Ill~~ BALBOA PEN Tr~ (2) Matinera School o.t Owner 2Br 1Be Towni-it w/9fl COlllJMlr dtlk, S200. 1 $5191< Ml-722"'471 wa-"-/~r. 1.... Monte Ml1c dlcor11or l11m1. 2br 2111, (1) 1BR 1 A, Wiii "'"" "" klpt large unltt, low 11111, Vista, 1275/Mo. Call FOUND BIRD f10:f7S. Ml-2g.4113 Agt Joell 1639,000 ~ c:Ar"i'SUH wi:_. K!!1!1Y 0 714'9?9=1492 PLEASE DESCRIBE 714-14MSS7 2 '. 3Br TWM 8oR1111ng Big ..... Fllfil.y In &crow w/ Mt-574--4148 , • .. , I I Clnyon Gol CQne dog & ut ,,..,.. lllO¥I by LAURA UiiilaCI I HOii~ Ford~ .. ~ May 28, 38r or lrg 2S'r I I ull "m Dlwfd. 94H42=3935 • rnanu . COMIU I ""* j GMYITONE 381 2.5Be, . . • 2·5toty lWM 1300 II 111 COM Open SATllUN 12.f dbl car -.C p, wJd hi(,~ I.Miit W.11..ovt Yta1 Ind• 1501 ROXBURY RO. . • St,700/Mo. 2110 Tlluttn 'fCl.ll tubltld wl honor, ,.. 3BA Home w/2. Ma1tar Awt.(VlctoflllNlwport lfllCt & dllrWI yoo 1111 r• Suites. Pvt acctea to 3 20 ACRES RANCHH IMl.l ~1=1!22 of "'I II, I loolt lonwerd IO bcha. By JED FMllY T ruat SS,119~ near booming El llvtng lly the lhrM rullt. $t 450,000 eoi-781:0362 Puo, TIUI. Roadt In-Lo!! A!19!i 1111 J. ~ ~ down, '°"" ( , llrml. Exotllnt localion. AN IMfl' I plcturlt Sl.f1llC RlnctlM 1-80()..343·9444 ICAL'SCANI .-.--~--1 ~ -~ ·~ (949)758-8743 Alctpllonlet PT '""1"1 • '""'· lllJ I .......... "' ",..... .... .... ......... ....... ... .. . .......... .. ................. .................. ... -*· ""1t11r DOI ,._ ........ l1•11t11• fSEAVICE CASHER• Com ..... Infinity holMI ett Mon • Fri 2· fpm Cal lor appoinll••• 714.241-1300 11346 THChlf Quklll need to coordinate group• of Japanese •xehanOI •tu. dents lor 2•4 wllks thl1 a um mer. AtipOl'laibillries Include, leacll COllYllSa· tlOnll E119llah, arrang_e aC11VltiH , hott part11l, and loctll voll#ltftf host famtlet ~ $2000 I* group PIOOllUnk Cell 70J.7S9'5152 Fu 707-789:0195 ........ _.. .... ....... "' .... ......, ... ....... ,.. ...... -................. ............ ,., ......... l' ·, -. -, . .. ., . . . ' J ACUAA CL 3.0 'ti Cashmarlllvory (001833) $20.987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 94HS4.0M1 ACURA NSX·T T .. • llut, _. -T000711 ..... LANO AOYtA NEWPORT IEACH 14H4M145 llMW ZJ '17 S.Splld, 2 8 Ltr, 26K Mit (C02959) $25,995 ~EVIE.A IMW 714:!!!:!171 IMW a1m .. ..... .... IMlfl ... f11M1 LNI> flCWIR NEWPORT II.ACM .......... FOflO ..... T7 lup1r Celt, I..._, ................ P91t1M 11..-LNI> ROVIR .. "'°'"' IEAQI .......... QllC .-y .. ca..., ...... W1001 ., .... I.MD MMlt .. "'°'"' IEAQI . ........ . HONDA DEL IOL 1' whill, 7&k ml, llAO, lllnl condition. 112.500. 949-723-8170 ' .- LllUI u. .. ---~.--TOtmtl 111.-LMD llOVD NIWORT 11ACt4 ......... ,.. -:nr-... -n -. -,.._,. I ·,.j ~ . _, ' .. " .... __ ...:_ -··...:....W LDUt IC•• (=~· l..ellllf, Lo .. 12087 ....,.. VllJO ....... FIND an apartment through daaslfied I .... - I • l-..-.--.... -.. - ---- I I ·-. ~ ... .,. D YES, SELL MY CAR ... Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Name ... Hunting ,Beach- Fount~in Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this td'rm with your credit card # or mail with I a check today! Run for a week! If 1%111-11• -11---11 POLICY HO ED -. ~=~;:;:::;~==:::: In w11111i:wt io ofl.-1t1e bt11 M natr BUILD YOUR ~ ~~~"~ &1h111b~1 DREAM HOME ~ require Con111e1on Who Reglaze/ReTurb1sfl K.K WMI ConltlCtolt ~IP' .,.,.~,.,.. I "'· ., __ .... P I I Fli...-1 ...._·--·-' • .. --.......,..,.. n ,.,. .,........ on:e in • v.c•11 au can h•lpl Cullom --·-,,.. ()lrec1oly to include ltlllr Sinks • Showen homes, room addtiona. -<:ontractora llctnH Coonters rtmodtla, cuatom , ::::-'v! ~ 949-645-7723 :S ~ ~= qr!!!y gt!Ci!ted 10 eomptllon" K.K.. ;~ 11 ~lxO~ I '-w_ .. _,t~_,._:_ ..... _''.r.50.ul•ld-.I. fA!mMQ INTlllORI Tia _...., • 1'1111 ..... ~ I B11t1 I Rlrnodll (TIL4)a4-1171 Room Addlllorll U5e0875 ~ !!!:MHm w.n ...... AlpMd SMOG CHICK ~·..:=. 71H!Hti! r'K.-;• \·r~ --;::--... --n: 11-.! I • . -. .-. ·~~·-.:_ I •,._::· f..---- ~. SELL • r.-~~1 -- Bridge NOr.stAPE Nelther-vulnerlbae. Nonh deals. NORTH •JS <:I AICU o K32 • KIS4 WEST BAST • 9 6 4 J • K Q 10 7 o n o Qf3 o Q J 1 o 1"0 91 H • Q 1016 . • l SOUTH • 481 0 107 !2 and. w Ith normal breala, doc: later would hlWI IO lole I heait and I lllllde trick. The fu of 1he concnct. tfimfare, hlapd oe holdin1 che club loeets IO one. If decllrcr plays on ctubt any by Cllbillf 1he ldn1 and lead.mi .nother. the defenden will come to two club tricks to defeaa the halld. Oood iec:hnique, however, will be rcwvdcd. 0 "' •AJ93 Declarer won the ®Cnlna lead In hud with the ace and rull~ there was no wient oocd to iK.kle clubs until tho Mllnber of tn&mp losers are determined. If bearu were 4-1, • declarer woWd have to bring in clubs without loa by casbin& the king and firusina East for the queen -the percentaae line. So the ace and king of hearts were cuhed out and. when ThcNOltTHbiddtna:ST EA SOl!1'8 W~T •• .... 10 .... JO Pia 3NT Pia 40 ' ......... ,_ Opening lead: Queen of O The opcimist relies on finding either lbe queen of clubs onside or a 3-2 split in the suit 10 land che bean aame -pretty good odds. The pes-simist 111cs IO improve lhac chance. There are ilio!e who might consid· • er responding on che South hand with a jump to two no uump ra&her lhan inrroduce such a shoddy four-card major. But with all primes and a ruff· ing value, looking for the hcan lit could produce 1 sy~rio, game. Arter South confinncd a pme-golng baJ. anced hand and only four hearts. Nonh bad an automauc ~on to che SUit game West led lhe queen of diamonds both defenders followed, declarer could afford a safety play 10 guann- 1ee only one club loser. A low club was led to che ace and che three was returned toward dummy's K 8. When West followed low. declarer insencd the eight, not canna whether it won or 1061 ir East took the trick, clubs ~re 'J)htnng 3-~· and dcclU'Cl''S only ocher IOSCIS would be a spade and 1 tromp. It does not help West 10 inscn the cen on che ~ round of clubs since declarer can establish a winner by fon:e. Nor docs it mauer if East has length in clubs. When West 5how~ out on the second round, declarer rises with the kl ng and leads 1 club back to lhe Jae"-rn all cases declarer loses only one trick 1n eiich suit cxccpc diamonds. TODAY'S I .....aC11i1R.a.O~S~S:.&.W1.:10~R111i1PK..&P..aUir..Z .. z ... 1 .. E_ . ~ for,.,., needs... & ~ W•lttr Tlte #MndyrMn Malttr ~ 25 y..,. &pl f'oltlolg No Job IOO amell. Phorot ~9-510-SleS Pagtr 714-298-MOO I ''''"' ll.11il ',," ~ft!:.:o:e. wOOcl.--.1 Weclolul! c.1(714) 376-1171 Mil TO M DUllPfll 11 ...... ,. AYAILAIU TOOAYI ~7Hftf PU LIC NOTICE The Calif. Pllbllc· Utllltlu Com- tnlsslon REQUIRES that .. used houM-hold goods movets J?llnl !Mir P.U.C. Cal T numb«; 1im01 and chaufttrt print lheir T.C.P. oombtr In al ldvertltmtnta. If you hive • CJ*· lien tbCKA tht • ily of • ITIMf, limo Of c:hllAltt. call: PUBLIC UTIUTlES COMMISION 714-.558·41 s 1 • c.6fcmle 5tlca Uc No, 039-610549 Al typel of roofing end repllll'9 ~ tnd Worker's ~ Membel' NIOorl8I Roofing CCllCl'-=>r'I A8ll'I Smee 1987 ......... ~ SElt A GOOD ADI , .. • , t • .' -. --· . 14 Wad 17,2000 Daily Pilot. ... "" I I~ \ I "" ( I ( ) I~ \ ', ( I I ( ( ) l ""' I \I ' : ·,' ( I ' NOT SO MUCH . PRE~OWNED AS . . PREVIOUSLY . ADORED·. After reviewing 21 pre-own d hid progra1n .1 Inte1liChoi '<'®named Jaguar Select Edition the country' Best Certified Pre-0\vned Program and Be t Pre-Owned Warranty.~ . • 6-year/100,000-inile warranty • 120-point cosmeti · & rn ha ni cal insp ect ion • 24-h our roadside as istan '<' • Financing and leasing option • Available at authorized J aguar ~ _ .· d ealer s only _ ~ .. JAGUAR SELECT EDITION PRE -OWNED AUTOMOBILES Baue~J.aguar _ 1455 South Auto Mall Drive . Santa Ana • 55 Freeway at Edinger 714·953·4800 • www.bauer.jaguar.com .... . .. Coverage includes rema.iniog new-car warranty plus the Select Edition premium warranty, which provides coverage for an additional 2 yeanl 50,000 miles on eligible 1996 modd year vehicles or newer. Coverage for 1995 model ~car vehicles will differ. Sec your dealer for details on this limited coverage. Not all can to be told u Select Edition. *lntcUiChoice Inc., www.inceUichoicc.com, September 1999 review of21 manufacturer programs. Jaguar tied for fint place. For more information, call t-80()...4. .JAGUAR or viait www.jaguar.com/w. C2000 Jaguar Can. . .