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Home My WebLink About2000-06-07 - Orange Coast Pilot.. I ' I ' . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 Steve Marble NOIDOOI Has traffu: spat become a bkxxiy . case of road rage? llan Beek, street thug? At 73, With a Caltech ducation on his resume', a distinction for refinement and a reputation for intelligent -albeit some- times caustic -debate, Beek ended up on the wrong side of a police report last week. Mike l'[son in Wingtips? Allan "The Body" Beek? The melee on the bay? Beek, a former planning commissioner whose fathe r is considered one of the town's true pio- neers, was accused of While the roughing school bond upa woman who was gathering signatures outside Gelson's Market (What? You expected Moe's Tavern?). Beek , according to the · police, allegedly "pulled" the woman toward him and election d rew yawns and am bivalent shrugs, th e debate over traffic in Newport Beach is roaring through town like a Humvee on the open road. then •pushed· her aside so that be could put his own oarnpaign material on the table the woman was using to gather -signatures. And then, as these sort of tawdry things always seem to play out, Beek allegedly "fled the scene,• presumably speeding away into the angry furiitive sunset in his canary yellow 1961 VW bug (the one with 500,000 miles on it). And then? And then? Did be h9le up in tired-out motor court just tb1s side or lWenty- nine Palms? Did he comman- deer the family-owned Bal- boa Perry and put out to sea? Did he arm himself with a conductor's baton and fend off his pursuers? Well, no. He did what he always does. He explained himself. "They verbally abused me quite a bit,• he said after the ruckus. "I didn't touch her." And so it goes in the hottest political showdown in town. While the school bond SEE MARBLE PAGE 5 J ~ · ... School bollli: ~p:cisseS -·test CONRAD LAU I OAll.V Pit.OT Supporters of Measure A, which will provide $110 million to fix crumbling schools, celebrate its passage. Polls reveal proactive voting trend; despite poor turnout, those who did checked 'yes' Noaki Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPqRT-MESA -Despite the dismal turnout typi- cal of special 9lections, most or the voters who ventured to l tbe polls Tuesday appeared to cast thetr ballots in favor of the school bond. .~ ~-' ·1 hope it passes,• said mother Stephanie Williams, who persistently VlSlted three dtfferent polling places before finding the one for her district. She was, she said, deter- mined to vote. For months, countless volunteers lobbied residents to vote in favor of the $110-million bond measure inte nded to repair all 29 of Newport-Mesa's crumbling schools. Still, Gretchen Peterson, an aid at Victoria Elementary School, was worried about the low turnout. Sure enough, just 20% caf registered voters cast their ballots. "Hopefully, the ones that will come out will vote for it,• BRIAN POBUOA I OA~Y Pl.OT From left, clerk Bob Leidner receive ballots from Vll'ginJa and Ron PoweU at Victoria Elementary School in Costa Mesa during Tuesday's special election. she said. "Schools are in desperate need of renovation.· Peterson hoped nght Nearly 72",, voted for the bond, which required two-thirds voter approval. or 66.6 °0, in SEE VOTE PAGE 5 I " $110-million bond to fund school repairs garners 72% of the vote Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -The $1 lO-rnill1on school bond measure passed overwhelm- ingly Tuesday with nearly 72% of the vote, ensunng much-needed repairs for the distnct's crumbling scliools. The newi. thrilled hun- dreds of bond supporters who celebrated the landslide vtctory mto the rught. ·we did 1t•• screamed school board member Judy Franco from the party at AVI- la 's El Ranch1to m Costa Mesa ·nus comrouruty sup- ports public educabon and the students who attend those schools.• "I'm thnlled." said J11J Money, Harbor CounaJ PTA president "We couldn't have done it wtthout a lot of hard work from dedicated volunteers.• About 20'} .. of registered SEE BOND PAGE 5 111 llllLll Final unoff'Kial results of Tuesday's specia l elec- tion for Measure A. Newport-Mesa's s 11()..million ~ bond: "'*Count PwanUge Yes No 14,807 5,799 / 71.91 ... 28.1% (66.6% required for approval) • Prednda rip IWtt.•: 1' 1 ... (52 of 52) • Vot• UftOUt: 20 6°-9 (20, 718 of 100,67.C registered) Report: Cox, Rohrabacher have poor voting habits •Lawmakers disagree with research group that concluded both have record of voting against issues of public interest. Alex Coolm•n DAILY PILOT Rep. Christopher Cox (R-New- port Beach) and Rep. Dana Robrabacher (R-Huntington Beach) are among the legislators from Cal- ifornia with the worst voting Christopher Cox Dana Rohrabacher records on issues of "public inter- est,• according to a report released I by a nonprofit advocacy group. The report, a • congres ional scorecard· of votes cast dunng the 106th Congress. was prepared by the U S. Public lntere t Research Group clnd released late ldsl week. The orgdnizdtion compdred the vobng habits of representabves on 20 piece of legi labon -ranging from enVIronmental 1 sues to health care to consumer protecbon -it considered matters of "pubuc inter- est,• said Klm Dell mo, legtslative duector for the Cdlifomia branch of the group. "We 1ust want to inform mem· bers of the public as to the votmg record on pubuc mterest issue ... ...she said. ·we're trymg lo Ulform the electorate • Both Cox and Rohrabacher strongly disagree Wlth the group's mterpretation of thetr votes. The study showed that Cox sup- ported legislabon the group consid- e red to be of pubuc Ulterest only 5% of the tune. Rohrabdcher's numbers were slightly better, wtth 10.,u or lus votes meebng the group's approval. SEE REPORT PAGE 5 City puts the ~rakes on 'clone home' projects LOOllllG FOR A FEW IOOD PHOTOS OF DAD . 11111 C1.4SSflDS -·-·-·-·--··· AlMAllAC --·--·---·-2 • Costa Mesa council approves moratoriwn until planners devise method to p~e the neighborhood character on East Side. AndrewGa..r DMY PK.or COSTA MESA -The O ty Council late Monday nlgbt unanimously approved a rnea- IUl'e '8mpOl1Utly halting multi· home developments here. "Tb11 ll a very key illue, • Mid City Councilwoman •HMtber Somen, who bu led .. ellort to pn!l98Mt the Eat lld9's unique character and ~ tbe moratortum &ut mmalb. •we can't U9pallow· ....... bedroom bGIDll tlD be f built on postage stamp-sized lots.• The measure, sparked by the East Side but will apply dtywide, ii designed to halt •cookie cutter• developments from popping up at dty plan· nen deYlie .-more permanent way llo paerve neighborhood character. M::'.lt homes on the Best Side tn the 1930land '40. dlff ered from t.bOM of tbe1r nelghbon' and were 1ur- roudecl by large yard1. Ne1Nf maftt-llGIH tnctl, \ crammed onto lots previously occupied by just one home, have left less room for yards and landscaping. Planners will discuss whether to further limit the number of homes on eech lot -a previous council already did in 1991 -require larger yards and more on-site park- ing to regulate new East Side construction. On Mcmday, the council altlo voted against two brothers' plans to build housing devel· opmentt on the Eatt Side, wblch the Plannln~ Ccmmill6clll elnleCly appuwld. Councilman Joe Brlcklon . Sii COUNQ&. ... s CHARACTER FLAW? Should the cttrt..tt multl-."wne .,,.. oplRMltaonthehst Side In ........... tolll"IHrNnll ... llorhaad..,_._? CAii our RNden Hot· li"4t'at (949) 642-6086 ~...,,.llto dlll)ipno ...... iilftlm. ,.... spell your MfM Md tell "' your home-town Md phone num- M (for wrtfUtlon pu111a111 en,>. w.tt to...,.,...... to Ded fw,....... 0.,1 The Daily Pilot is collecting your most tf"NSlnd f athef-son and father-daughter photos to run in • special sprNd June 17, the~ before Fathen[)ay. ...... send Oii' drop off rt. photOI. wtth identifb. tion lndudlng nemes. .gel and cities of raktlnc9, to rt.~ Plol mt lJO w. hy St .. Cotta .._, CA 92627. .... 1 .. .. IUl 2 Pt• ..... u. l'OI,.... ,, .. I lfMtiilt GM ..... ilt .. 5"'" en POUCI LOGS -----2 Mll llmCfS ·-1 SPOl'5 --·-··---' ----2 / I PET Of ·THE WEii Copper p .m . at RU110'1 Pet Bxperience at Puh- ion Island in N"ewport Beach. Adopt an animal in need! Copper is a spayed, 3 112-year-oJd remale black Labrador and border collie mix. She has been trained well, is-great with cbild:ren and loves to give lots of kisses. The Community Animal Network is a locally supported animal organization linking people and pets through com- munity action. See other animals at www.anJmalnetwork.org . Also, Buster, the Himalayan cat, is still in need of a home and donations to .~ .............. I.,: the Community AnlrNI Netwoftc P.O. Box 1662 pay bis vet bill. , See other rescued dogs and cats each Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 Newport Buch, CA 92658 (M9) 759-1646 2 Wednesday, June 7, 2000 JjJJian·· Fredericksen Delivery seNice with a smile. Danette Goulet DAJLV PILOT She spent the last three years abroad, sailirtg the South Pacific with her husband and son. When her 17-year-old son wanted to finish high school, the family returned to their home port of Newport Beach. Now Lillian Fredericksen has embarked on an adven ture of a dif- ferent land. ~ Three to five days a week, she hops in her car and peads over to Hoag Hospital. There, she picks up six to eight meals, which she then delivers to people who are unable to cook for themselves. Fredericksen has been a volunteer for the Friends in Service to Humani- ty Mobile For A Meals pro- GOOD CAUS. E gram since Ja n u a ry, when she read about the program in a newsletter. Daily Pilot GeHi~. INYULVED • GETTING INVO:VB> runs peri- odically in the Daily Pilot. If you'.d • like information on getting your organization listed, call (949) 574- 4228. NEWPORT·MESA YMCA The YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. For more information or applications, call Rita at (949) 642-9990. NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The fo undation is looking for volunteers to help with fund-raising efforts, speak- ing opportunities, public events and occasional office work. For more information, call (949) 631-4143. NEWPORT THEATER ARTS. CENTER Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) is a nonprofit organization that has been helping families in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine since 1968. The Mobile Me~s program delivers food prepared by Hoag Hospital to nearly 100 homes in the Newport Harbor area. MARIANNA DAV MASSEY I DAILY PILOT Lillian Fredericksen, a volunteer for the Mobile Meals program, delivers food to Stanton Bolcom at his home 1n Costa Mesa. A variety of jobs need to be tackled, including set con- struction, ushering, mail- ings and assorted technical duties. Scheduling is flexi- ble, with a two-to 20-hour commitment per month. The Newport Theater Arts Center is at 2501 Cliff Drive . For more information, call (949) 631-0288. . OASIS SENIOR CENTER "The average person we take them to are the elderly people who aren't able to make their own. Or if they have Alzheimer's, they forget to eat,· she said. "Or even someone . who just got out of the hospital." Each person, she explained, receives two meals -one hot and one cold -by 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. The meals are tai- lored to varying dietary needs, indude juice or milk and always a desert. The best part of the job, F reder- icksen said, is all the fpscinating people she encounters. Fredericksen and he r h usband sold their physical therapy business and retired, so she has plenty of time to devote to Mob ile Meals clients. "I get to meet a lot of interesting people," she said. "One wom an comes to mind. I'm not exactly sure what she did earlier in life, but her whole house is filled with artifacts. Anyone interested in volunteer- ing for Friends in Service to Humanity or the Mobile Meals program can call (949) 642- 6060, or visit the Web site at www.fishharbor.org. And when the Girl Scouts made cards for each of the Mobile Meal clients for Easter, it was Frederick- sen and other drivers who enjoyed the benefi ts. "When I gave the cards to those people, it really brightened their 'lives,# she said . "Then you have the people who are olde r and they look forward to their visil I may b e the only person they see all day.• Meals on Wheels volunteers are neede d to dlstribu te prepared dishes to home- bound seniors in the New- . port Beach area. The deliv- ery time is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. It was so interesting to look through h er house and talk to her." Fredericksen is happy to be that person . A~MANAC The following iniormarwn is collected on a weekly •s at the Orange County Clerk-H't ·order's Office in Santa Ana: DEATHS NEWPORT BEACH • Ethel B. Lowe, 82, /' • John B. Olhasso, 84 2 • Max Olsan, 86, Apr • Stephanie H. Platt, > lri! 5 • Yvette R. Riley, 10, l •Mark A. Sloate, 70, A1 5 •Mary J, Tucker, 89, A 15 • Ellen A. Wilcox, 72. Apnl 2 • COSTA MESA •Trinidad B. Mendoza, 64. April 3 DUI ARRESTS The following people were recen tly arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all such crimes, they are considered inno· cent until proved guilty: COSTA MESA May31 •Antonio Jose Garcia, 28, Santa Ana May28 • Crystal Lohr, 27, Newport Beach NEWPORT BEACH June 5 f •Jose Isabel Flores, 33, Santa Ana • Lorie Suzanne Borst, 28, Mis- sion Viejo June 3 • Jamshid Javaberi, 64, Monte- bello • Brooke Lee Peterson, 39, Aliso Viejo June 2 • Donna Jensen Card, 46, New- port Beach • Lonnie Lee Hennings, 39, La Verne· • Tom Wade Robinson, 36. Lake Forest REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS NEWPORT BEACH • 2025 E. Balboa Blvd., $1,000,000 • 2116 Miramar DJjye, $840_,_000 • 406 E. Bay Ave., $335,000 • 4785 Via de La Roca, $700,000 • 511 W. 8alboa Blvd., $750,000 NEWPORT COAST • 19 Renata, $855,000 • 7 Merano Court, $425,000 • 17 Rochelle, $983,000 • 150 Lessay, $435,000 • 6 Grenelle, $540,000 • 68,Chandon, $630,000 • 14 Veroli Court. $335,000 • 1 Jard en, $824,500 • 34 Dauphine, $330,000 ENGAGEMENTS · Fredriksen-Martin Don and Donna Fredriksen of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their da ughte r, J oy Marie Fredriksen of Costa Mesa, to Mark Andrew Martin of Costa Mesa, son of Phylis and Nor- man Martin of Westchester, Pa. The bride-to-be is a gradu- ate of Newport Harbor High School. She is an advertising consultant. The groom-to-be is a gradu- ate of Penn State University. He is a project manager in ser- vice marketing for Nissan of North America . A July 2 wedding is planned at Lighthouse Com.rmulity Church in Costa Mesa. IEIGHIOIS . NewpOrt leach resident "--..,. ._.......,was the keynote~• her ClOll.,.ament ca"'iony • UC ........ "'-*-'..member Of Phi .. ~ earned • degree In womln's stud- ies. ... c:.tllid• L .._. of COltll MeN w-on the ._..'I Mst during her tpring .,.., • Budmell Unhtwsity. ·-..... • ,_ L811h II a flcall of Costa Mll9 ~In Mey from Saint~ Col- lege In lndianll with • t.helor'I degree. Swefford ii• gr-... of,_.... Del High School .M II the~ of ...... _.,. .. of C'.olta Mela. ............ .., n.......,., om.. bolh of Costa Meu. t-.,.....,.. the Girt Scout Gold~ the highllt honor bllUMld ~ .. Gtrt 5CDull, -• fl(9nt binq&llt llt .. ~ Verde Country Club In COit.i Mele. Olllll 1s • stuc11nt .c Est8rdll .,.. School n has been a Girt 5caut for 1J ,_.. ,_, who..., .u.m ~ .. been. Girt Smut far 10 ~ ·-C'.olta Miia retldlnt ......, c 'dJ received the lnterNtioNI OoNld Cope Awatd from TEC. • glcDI orgMlatlon of CEOs. In recognition of his enthuUstic tuppOrt. 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Mlneglng Editor ......... . onceor o1 flhollogr.pny ............... s.ra lcltor, ~ 09 ---°' ,.,,..,._.. lEMPEllATURES Balboa 77164 Corona del Mar 77164 Costa Mesa 78165 Newport Beach 77164 TIDES TODAY First low 1:10 a.m ....................... 5.2 First high 8:37 a.m ...................... -0.6 Second tow 3~43 p.m ....................... 4.1 Second high Newport Coast 77164 , 8:50 p.m ....................... 2.5 WPOMCAIT A southwest9rty swell kicks In todl!Y for wts In the w.lst-to thouldef- hlgh leYel. LOCA1'0N 1111 \Vlldge .................... J..5 ,,,,, N9wpoft. ................ J..5 SW "-dde's. ................. J..5 M Rlwer ~ ............... J.5 M CdM ........................ J.SM TlllmDAY First low t-AO •.m ...................... -0.2 Ftnt high 2:21 •.m ....................... 4.7 Second low 10:29 p.m ..................... 2.2 Second high 4:• p.m ....................... 4.5 -~. COSTA MESA • Arffi•tol• Drtve: Vandalism was reported in the 900 block at 9 a.m. Sunct.y. • C...-llr..e: A petty theft was reported in the 700 block et 1 ;..0 p.m. Sunday. • ..,... se..t: A dlsturt>.nce was reported In the 600 block• 10 e.m. Sunday. • w.t WllMli ltrMt: A dlstUfbance was reporUd In the 500 block • 11 :55 p.m. Sunday. NEWPORT IEAOt • ... 91rt 9ouln•d: The front window of a ~ In the 2200 blodl w ~ ~n 2 p.m. Setur- dey n tO:tS p.m. Sundey. • IRlle ,._ A ltn>tler n d'lffdrtn's IWf" .... valued M SJSS, were llOlen from .n .. lly In the 400 bloC:k '*""'" 9 -10 p.m. s.udly. • _..., ...,._Toolsntwojlt*I ~ _... • S1,MO,..,. llDlln from• boM In tt. 1400 blOdr IOftWllml .,.,,.., -15 Ind l:JO""' .... • .. . . . . . Doily Pilot ~.Ju,.. 7, 2000 3 P.o~ce still investigating Meyers .. ~ FBI, police-raid telemarketing office • As authorities probe into his past, former senior center director scheduled to stand trial for fraud in Oregon. Andrew Glazer DAILY PILOT COSTA "MESA-Less than 10 days "before the recently fired directi>~ of the Costa rvtesa Senior Center stands · trial on ·traud charges in Oregon, local police are still investigating whether he impersonated doctors, skimmed money from non- profit organizations and served jail time for choking a psychi- atrist whose identity he assumed, authorities said. Costa Mesa Police Lt. Ron Smith said no charges have been filed against Dr. Alan M. Meyers, 59, who lives in Anaheim. Meyers, who has previous- Alan Meyers ly denied any WTongdo- . ing on his part, could not be reached for com- ment. Smith said inves- tigators are attempting to deter- mine if the senior center's board of directors hired Meyers based on a bogus resume' that stated he was a JAG officer, had-a law degree from Oxford University and earned graduate degrees from the Univemty of Michigan. Investigators are also wad- ing through the senior cen- ter's financial records to deter- mine if any money is missing, SrOith said, adding that it may take the department up to three weeks to do so . The board members fired Meyers last month after bear- iilg from pol.ice what they felt was compelling evidence sug~ gesting possible fraud. Meyers is scheduled to go to trial in Klamath Falls, Ore., for similar allegations in mid- June. In December, he turned himself in to Anaheim police after a Klamath County grand jury indicted him. He posted a bond to cover his $50,000 bail. Klamath Falls police offi- cials believe Meyers stole . $8,500 from a nonprofit health clinic serving migrant workers by submitting phony expense ·reports. . In their investigation, Costa Mesa police found an "Imposter Alert,• released by the Medical Board of California, which provided a detailed timeline of Meyers' string of alleged frauds in Arizona, Washington, Oregon, California and Washington D.C. Published reports and law enforcement Officials allege that Meyers, since as early as 1969, has used a series of abas- es, including Canni Bar-Dan. More than 20 years ago, Bar- Ilan served 15months in a fed- eral prison after he was con- victed of armed robbery for attempting to choke a doctor be was impersonating. . • Owners arrested on suspicion of mail and wire fraud in alleged sweepstakes scam run out of Costa Mesa location. SU. Ooy,le DAILY PILOT .. ' COSTA MESA -·. PBI agents and police raided three centrally located Costa Mesa businesses Tuesday. arresting two people on suspicion of mail and wire fraud for allegedly running a tele- marketing scam, authori- ties said. Castillo, 'Yho are the own- ers of the businesses. Authorilles said the two owners and their employees allegedly tele- phoned households across the country, informing people that they had won a cash sweepst(!k~s prize. They are accused of jnstntctirlg peoplp to send · money to pay tues and fees connected to the prize. although none of the victims ever received any cash prizes. "It's the same old adage: If it sounds too good to be true. it proba- bly is,· said Julie McWilhams , an FBI · spokeswoman at · the.- bureau's Santa Ana ofhc.e . 5-year-old girl burns feet on buried coals Ian Anthony Suite, 43, and Cecilia Margarita Castillo, 39, both of Irvine, were arrested and are being held at Santa Ana City Jail, said Santa Ana police Sgt. Raul Luna. Suite and CasWlo will pJobably be sent to a fed- eral facility on Wednes- day, Luna added. Authorities would not comment on any vtcti.m.S or the size of the telemar- keting operation, saying the federal investigation was conllnumg. •Authorities warn beachgoers not to step through fire rings, as campfires may bum long after they are extinguished. · Sue Doyle DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -A 5-year-old girl suffered bums on her feet Monday after she stepped into an unlit fire nng at the beach that had hot coals buried below the sur- face. The girl, who was visiting the area with her parents from Orlando, Fla., was treat- ed al Hoag Hospital. Authori- ties did not know how badly :oh~ was bumoo. The fdmiJy's name was not released. The youngster was the first victim this year to receive burns from walking into a fire ring. Each year, authorities typically see four to five burn cases of this nature, said Lt. John Blauer of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. While the rings may appear to be no threat, there can still be bot coals buried deep in the sand long after the fire has been extin- guished. It's important for people rectlize that and use caution, Blauer said. "I've seen people who Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hourf, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 : WHTCUl'f Pl.AU lrvtne Ave & 17th St. SfM--•~~-= FITNESS CENTER (949) 889-0042 l Newport 8Md1 (949) 631-3623 ............... (949) 889-0052 (Openino JuM ~ Put a few words to work for you. Call the DailyPilot a ASSIFIEDS IG-5178 "I 've seen people who have just fallen in and the whole pad of the bottom of their foot is just like one big blister falling off." John Bleuer Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department have just fallen in and the whole pad of the bottom of their foot is 1ust like one big blister falling off,• Blauer said. But it's not just hidden coals that can cause• bwns. Blauer said that in years past, some people sitting on the edge of a fire ring have been accidentally knocked into the flames. "Everyone needs lo use extreme caution around those areas. They're there for cook- ing and enjoying the fire, just like out in the wild,• Blauer said. :u ·s easy to tell when there is a fire burning, but people don't realize that fire can con- tinue to bum.· Posted warning signs remind beachgoers not to step inside the concrete fire rings. At Corona del Mar. there are three sets of rings with 20 to 25 sites for a fire. There are another 30 fire rings on either side of Balboa Pier. Deily updates on the web: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM Law enforcement offi- cials raided Global Net- work Enterprises, TCM and Republic Enterpnses. Each of the businesses was run from a srngle office at 1520 Nutmeg Place. Aulhont1es also searched the shared Irvine home of Swte and The arrests were made by a task force called the County of Orange Boiler Room Apprehension team, or COBRA. 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Kerr, of Fountain Valley, received a $500 scholarship in addition tQ. the crown, a trophy and a sash. OBITUARY Doris Gray Emerson Doris Gray Emerson of ~osta Mesa died peacefully at h6me, surrounded by family members May 26, 2000 .. Sbe was 75. Ms. Emerson was born in Los Angeles Jan. 24, 1925. She attended Franklin Higll. School in Los Angeles and graduated from USC in 1946 with a bachelor's degree in business education. She was very active in several activities through- out h~r life.. including being a Delta Delta Della sorority alumnus for 50 years. Ms. Emerson was involved with Jobs Daughters; the Clan Donald Society; the California Republican Assembly; the United Empire Loyalists: the ) Pirst runner-up was Kelly Ann Loras, 18, of Costa Mesa. Loros is a senior at Costa Mesa High School. Arlene Schafer, a former Costa Mesa city manager and pageant chairwoman, raved about the event. -rt was a total success,• said Schaf er, who is also a past president of the Uons Club. "Every~me was so pos- itive about the contest. Peo- ple even wanted a parade. U anything, this contest is goinq to grow.• The event was shelved last year in memory of the late Eric Johnson, a longtime pageant chairman. Judges included Sara Reeve, manager of South Coast Plaza Retail Services; Tom Johnson, publisher of the Daily Pilot1 Allan Roeder, city manager; and J ack Faulkner, administrator of football operations for the Super Bowl champion St. Louis Rams. Balboa Bay Republican Women's Federated, the Panqellenk As~n.; was a past President of Sons of the American Revolution Women's Auxiliary South Coast chapter; and per- formed 20 years of volun- teer work as a librarian for the Orange County Genealogical Society at the Huntington Beach Genealogical Library. She was 4 loving wife to the late James L Emerson and was a loving mother and homemaker. Ms. Emerson 1s survived by her children, Douglas, Laura Bennitt, Brian, Bruce; and three grandchildren. 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Beek is one of the archi- tects of something called Greenlight, an initi&tive that if adopted by voters in November W9uld require voter approval for many large-scale developments or expansions in town.· Fearing that the initiative . is riding the crest of popular- -ity, a group has launched a petition drive to put a com- peting measure on the November ballot. The group has until mid-June to drum ~up 6,700 signatures. While Greenlighl has drawn the support of New- port's gilded environmental leaders, the countermeasure -referred to derisively as "Redlight• by detractors - has brought together an equally respected group of elder statesmen, such as for- mer city manager Bob Wynn and Tom Edwards and Clarence Turner, both former mayors. Somehow -and I'm try- ing hard here -I can't think of a group of people less likely to engage in street brawling (Edwards does look like a reasonably Ht welter- weight, however). These are people who •agendize• their differences, people who seek out "win-win" solutions. COUNCIL - CONTINUED FROM 1 encouraged James and Joe Cefalia, who proposed lour- home projects on 16th Street and Garden Lane, to redesign the developments. allowing for more on-site parking and yard space. "We don't want to do away with new develop- ments here,• said Erickson, who voted against the Garden Lane development, but supported the 16th Street project. He said the homes on Garden Lane would clog parking spots and spill new traffic onto streets near Kaiser Elementary and Kaiser Primary schools, making it difficult for par- ents to pick up their chil· dren. But he said the proposed 16th Street homes would fit m there. ·we just need to improve the standards. What we have now isn't working,· Erickson said. Mayor Gary Monahan voted in favor of the Cefalia projects and said he reluc- tanUy voted for the morato- rium. He said 1l wouldn't be fair to deny permission to develop there after they had spent tens of thousands of dollaB planning the proJecl Jim Cefalia on Monday said that when he spent $550,000 to purchase the site eight months ago. he assumed the project would be approved by the city -because it dJd not violate any city codes. •He did everything he was supposed to,• Monahan said. "From a moral standpoint, we basi- cally said "do not trust our word.' I have a serious prob- lem wtth that.• Helen WUk, who owns the two lots on East 16th Street that Joe Cetaua planned to buy before the council rej~ed his plans, said she depended on sell· ing her property to support her retirement. "lbe council would like us to put only one house on eech lot, but no developer would do that.. she said. •Jt wouldn't be worthwhile. Wbb lbe moratorium. I don't think the dty will get any deve.IOpei'I to build bere at ell.. Somen said she under· ttends the Cef.UU' frultra- lion. Bui lbe lllld .. prior· lty ls p,....rvlng lbe chamder ol tbe BUt Side . . ,,. ........ "')' untamm•• ibil.al. •M we bad bffn looking at :!!!'f"I tbmgl lor • lang -. ':l.rr:r;;;.e::. ....... ~ .. C'Mst 1111111 r But, perhaps, I underesti· mate the power of Newport traffic, or at least the road rage that comes with it. The two sides have been dashing for weeks. Beek passed out fliers weeks ago informing signature collec- tors that th~y could "go to Jail• if they mislead voters into signing the petition for the competing initiative. He expressed concern that his foes were dispensing false information along with their pens and-oJ>etition forms. B~ek then crowded the plate a bit more w,hen he . asked the Dis'trict Attorney's Office to step into I.he fray and assure tHat the elecpon code that pertams to signa- ture gathering was being fol- lowed. ln response, lawyers for the competing initiative sent Beek a letter, letting him know that interring with lhe gathering of signatures was also a violation of the elec- tion code. The letter to Beek went on to demand that he stop "shouting at close range" at signature gatherers, refrain Crom "thrusting literature into the hands and faces" of would-be signature signers and stop "stalking or chas- ing" the signature collectors. Allan Beek, urban terror- ist? Well, put away the mint juleps. Maybe we're in for a long, bloody sum.mer after all. • STEVE MARBLE is the managing editor of Times Community News. He can be reached at steve.mar- bleOlatlmes.com. REPORT CONTINUED FROM 1 Of the state's 52 represen- tatives, only four had worse voting records than Cox. according to the stucjy. Only nine had worse voting records than Rohrabacher. In order to satisfy the group that a vote was in 11 the public interest,• it had lo pro- duce a result that •was going to be the greatest benefit for the greatest number of peo- ple," Delfino said. "For example, if there's a vole for logging in our nation- al forests, we tend to take the broader view that it's better to preserve public lands as opposed to (supporting the interest of! one company that JDJg,ht be making money off it," she said. In one case analyzed in the study, the group tallied the votes on a proposal to cut a government subsidy for the timber industry. In that instance, both Cox and Rohrabacher voted to slash BOND VOTE Mid. There Went gr8ndper- ent1 worried about their Wednesday, June 7, 2000 5 hopes to gain from the stale in matching funds. CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 ==t=--~ voters in Newport Beach and some that were lilnply Those state dolla.rs would come from a S9.2·billion school bond approved by voters in the November 1998 general election. But the money won't be there forev· er and will be dJstnbuted on a first-come, first-served basis. and Costa Mesa turned out order to pus for the special election Tues-The~ oteacb ot the loyal voten. day and easily approved. the district's 29 ~hools range The biggest turnout at measure, with just 28.1 % fr fixin 1 •""-f t some of polling places situ-om 9 e-, roo 5 0 ated at.elementary school voting no. A two-thirds repaving driveways. majority, or 66.6%, was . Polling booths were set were children who came to needed to win. up at about 6:~0 a.m. and wa!cb res~dents vote. In fact, the bulk of the funds from that pot already have been doled out, Fine For the hundreds of cam-remained. open unW e p.m. The big rush was school pa1gn.. volunleers who .madc..-_,~~ the ~y. kids coming to learn about countless phone calls and fewer than 100 of the 2,000 J votihg, • 5aid volunteer Bob tirelessly walked neighbor· votersel(pected tosbowup Leidne~, who p assed the -sarcT:l'fewport-Mesa's mon- ey may need to come from a~other statewide pr-0posi- tion, which h~ t'et to be pro- posed. h'Oods, lt was time to breathe at vanous booths had voted. hours doillg crosswo.rd puz-· . a collective sigh of relief as • The cross-section of vot· iles and cha~g with the they ended their formidable ers was mixed, volunteers other volunteers. task of seeing the school bond pass. "This was not an a1J- weather track -we weren't going to a.round again,• said campaign11 volunteer and Newport Beach business- man Rush Hill. "I had some doubts about a week out, but the get-out-the-vote effort really put il over the top.• The bond's passage was also a great relief to d.i,strict officials, who admitted l'.his week they would have needed a •miracle• to fix their facilities problems without it. "It's such an important thing we did for our commu- nity,• said Mark Schultheis, co-chairman of Citizens to Rebuild Our Schools. "It brought our community together in a spirit of cooper- ation that will last a long time." For Newport-Mesa's 29 the subsidy and received good marks in the study. Cox, however, said be strongly disputed the group's interpretation of what consti- tuted a vole for the public interest. • 1 would disagree witb...!!ot only their position on each of the votes, but also their char- acterization of what the vote was about,• he said. NWhat they have really done is mis- described the legislation and made it seem as if it was an easy vote." Ricardo Bernal, press sec- retary for Rohrabacher, said the dispute over what exactly constitutes public interest comes down to •a difference of philosophy.· "We're not surprised that a liberal organization like U.S. PlRG would give a conserva- tive member like Mr. Rohrabacher a low score, .. he said. HMost of these votes (analyzed in the study) were for increased government regulation, and the congress- man is a very strong advocate for limited government.• "It's such an important thing we did for our community. It brought our community together in a spirit of cooperation that will last a long time." Mark Schultheis co-chairman of Citizens to Rebuild Our Schools aging schools, Tuesday night's victory is just the beginning of a very long road to recovery. The first task at hand is to -assemble an aveTSlght-com- mittee, which will reqwre Around TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; fax to (949) 646-4170 °'call (949) 574-4268. A complete listing is available at www.daifypilot.com. ·TODAY Estancia High School wlll hold its annual college night at 7 p.m. in the school's choir room, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. The event is free. Information: (949) 515-6504. Mesa Verde Community Inc. will host a discussion on pro· posed at Standard Pao.fie and Home Ranch developments from 7 to 9 p.m. at the neigh- borhood community center, 1875 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. 'rhe district has sent 29 applications to the state to sorting through several hun-ensure the schools are eligi- dred applications received ble for the mbney. Once by lh.e district. That will take those applications are a month to six weeks to com-returned and plans are plete, said Mike Fine, assis-drawn up and approved by tant superintendent in the state for each campus, charge of finances. the distnct will be able· to Thal committee will be actually apply for the funds. responsible for carrying out Once assembled, the the mandates of the facilities oversight committee will be master plan, which was expected to aid the district in released in Jartuary. Outlined in that docu-planning a course of action, ment are the specific repairs Fine said. to be made at each campus, Those who supported the from seismic retrofitting to bond said they are looking replclcing celling tiles. ahead to the future. Th~ daunting report w~s "It's really a new era for presented to the school this distncl, • said campaign board, which voted in Feb-volunteer Kurt Yeager. •Two ruary to put the problem cities -six to eight commu- before voters in a special nities -said 'let's fix our June election. schools.' This community With the $110 million on hasn't stood up for 1tseU Wee its way, all that's needed this any tune m the past 30 now is the remauung-$53-yea:rs and hould reproud of million that the district itself.• Meetings are free. lnformdtion: (714) 557-3755. Jewish Family Services of Orange County will sponsor a six-week stress management workshop. hosted by Seymour Leeds, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 250 E. Bal<er St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. lniormabon: (714) 445- 4950. Newport Beach Animal Control officer Jayme Rogers and Cheryl Rendes, director of the Wonders of Wildlife Organization, will present infor- mation on animal adoption ser- vices, spaying ancfneutering at 5:30 p'.m. at the Riverboat Restdurant, 151 E. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. The event is sponsored by Speak up Newport. Adnussion IS free information· (949) 224-2266 Teen author Neal Shusterman will speak to teenagers, par- ents and teachers about young adult literature at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free Information: (949) 717-3801. THURSDAY Corona del Mar Middle School will present •"Help, I'm Trapped in a High School." at 7:30 p.m. today and Friday. The play will be directed by Kelly Lin, a Corona deJ Mar High School seruor Admission l$ $6. The school is at 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. ln!orrnabon: (949) 721-1068. 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Gomaw OCC distance runner 1¥-;~1 ~1= -: 6 Sports Editor Roger Corf son • 949..S7 4-4223 • Wednesday, June 7, 2000 PACIFIC COAST EAGUE IOYS SWIMlll& CllAllPIOIS .. Doily Pilot : I I PHOTO COURTESY Of SPORTS PHOTOS BY RAY Corona del Mar High capped its debut season in the Pacific Coast League by winning the boys swimming championship. Front row, from l eft Ron Hasso, Tom Harper, Kevin Amendt, All Kattan, Marcello Panulliano; Adam Padllla, Jason DlRocco and David DiRocco. Middle row, f:tom left Chase Emery, John Money, John Edgett, Ryan Mullin, Sherwin KJm, Chriss Street, Jim Strack, Trevor Arnold and Chris McCormick. Back row, from left Garrett Gentry, Chris Hinger, Matt Meyer, Alex Niehenke, Gar- rett Bowlus, Michael March, Morgen Johnston and D.J. Jackson. Mustangs begin anew with Day • Former Costa Mesa High frosh-soph boys soccer coach will assume varsity reins next season. Barry Faulkner D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Eugene Day. who coached the Costa Mesa High boys frosh-soph soc- cer learn the lasl five seasons, will replace de parted varsity coach Mike Dunn , Mesa Boys Athletic Director Kirk l3auermeister has announced. Day, 44, is a walk-on with years of soccer coaching e xperi- ence, though this will be his first varsity JOb. ·1 guess Mike decided he'd done as much with the program as he couJd, ·said Day, whose son Louis will be a senior on next year's squad and whose daughter, Sharon, was a freshman stand- out on the Mesa girls team last season. "When he stepped down, I wasn't about to let the program BOYS SOCCER go downhill.• Day, a native if Haiti, who came to the United States when .he was 10, finished second in the NCAA Division III long jump while at City College of New York, where he is a member of the athletic Hall of Fame. Day also played soccer in school and remains active in aduJt soccer leagues and masters track and field. "Having the background I have, the kids know I know what _ I'm talking about,• said Day, an 11-year Costa Mesa resident. "I think I can push them to a high- er level.• Day be lieves the program, which hasn't made the playoffs in at least eight seasons, may be ready for a resurgence. "When I started coaching AYSO, we bad 500 kids," Day said. "Now, we have around 2,000. This millennium, Costa Mesa may surprise a lot of people. With any program, you need the athletes and you can't just bake them in the oven. Our kids aJe finally staying and playing at Mesa, not going to other school.a. The kids who will be juniors next year, won the Pacific Coast League) and a lot ol them were on the junior varsity team which fin· ilhed second in leegue last year. Our program has been slowly building up. Things have been bubbling and tbe pot ls going to be very hot." 'I BRIAN P08UOA I DAA.Y PLOT OCC track and mm country standout Zolla Gomez ls Orange County Community College Female Athlete of the Year for second straight ,ear. OCC's Gomez, Goldman honored •Distance runner repeats as county's top female athlete; cross country mentor tabbed top coach. COSTA lvfESA -Orange Coast College distance runner Zoila Gomez was a unanimous choice for Orange County's top female athlete, while cross country coech John Goldman was named top female- sport coach, as selected by the sports information directors of the county's eight community colleges. Gomez, a Costa Mela High prod- uct, won the Orange Empire Con- ference, Southern California region- al and state championships in the 3,000-, 5,000-and 10,000-meter runs this seuon. •1t's a great birthday present,• Gomez, who turns 21 today, said upon first hearing the news. •J'm , really surptiMd. I just can't believe lt.. A two-time winner of the award, Gomez took the top spot over CyprelS aoccer All-American Jane Specht, Santa Ana bMUtball ltand- out Atari Parker and Fullerton soft- ball pitcher Erin Kelly. She is bound for Adams State College in Col- orado. Goldman helped guide both the men's and women's cross country teams to conference and state cham- pionships in the fall. He was also OCC's assistant coach for the con- ference-champion women's track and field squad this spring. Goldman, a back-to-back winner like Gomez, edged out Cypress soc- cer coach Ray Haas. Saddleback swun coach Mike Santo and Fuller- ton swim coach Lisa Bassi also received votes. •It's such an honor to be even named with some of the coaches that were up for this award,• Gold- man said. •rm real fortunate to be a part of a tremendous coaching staff, a tremendoUI group of runners and a bem.endoua college. This ii the icing on the cake.• OCC football and basketball standout David Castleton ftn.ilbed second in tbe top male athlete vot- ln9. behind Santa Ana locxs atand· out Tom8I Serna. -br _.,Mall•• Sea Kings fare well in polo . tournaments • CdM 18-and-unders finish third, 16-and-unders take fourth at separate weekend events. Corona del Mar High's 18-and- under boys water polo team took tliird place at the ORCA-Villa Park Tournament while the Sea Kings' 16- and-under squad placed fourth in the nap Tournament at WAI U Saddleback College POLO , this past weekend. CdM's 18-and- under team defeated SoCal, 13-10, in the third-place game at Villa Park. A balanced CdM attack from Garrett Bowlus, Chriss Street, Marcello Pantuliano, Michael March and Artie Dorr, who scored two goals each, resulted in the third-place vic- tory. • CdM won all three of its game before the semifinals. Highlights for CdM included a 19-6 blowout or Desert in the second game and a 15- 7 victory over SET in the Sea Kings' tournament opener. Bobby Messenger scored six goals for Cd.M in the Sea Kings' win over Desert. Bowlus led CdM in its tnumph over SET with five goals. Bowlus and Dorr led CdM in the, tournament with 13 goals each. March:_ had nine goals total and Pantuliano scored seven ti.mes. CdM platooned goalies Sherwin Kirn and Beau Stockstill Uuoughout the tournament. Kim had 20 saves total, while Stockstill had 14. CdM's 16-and-under team won three of four games before its third· place battle with SoCaJ. CdM lost to' SoCaI, 11-9, to finish fourth. CdM fought through a couple of exciting battles. In the third game, CdM scored three times in the fourth.' quarter to beat lfap A , 7-6. Matt Meyer led CdM with four goals. In the fourth game, Cd.M edged' Commerce, 12-11. John Mann scored four times and Jason DiRocco three' times for the Sea Kings. Local swimmers sparkle •Area competitors from AquaZot ~ub program stand out at invitational. IRVINE -Newport Harbor High freshman Nicole Mackey highlighted a group of local athletes representing the UCI- based AquaZot club pro- gram who fared well at the Speedo Grand Challenge Swimming Invitational, completed Sunday at Heritage Park, Mackey, who helped the Newport Harbor girls team finish second in • .-&- COACHES' AU-SEA VIEW LEAGUE BASEBALL CIF Southern Section Division I, fin- ished ~hth in the 400·meter indi- vidual. medley in 5:04.81. She was 11th in the 800 freestyle (9:16.55), 11th in the 200 IM (2:26.07), 12th in the 400 free (4:33.14), 12th in the 200 free (2:11.43), 14th in the 100 butter, fly (1:05.73) and 17th in the 100 free (59.53). • Newport Harbor junior Jennifer; Arrow was 11th in the 200 breast-, stroke (2:47.66), 23rd ln the 100- breaststroke and 114th in the 200 IM. Kim McKay was 45lh in the 200: backstroke, 56th in the 100 backstroke, 19th in the 200 IM, 84th in the 100 free and 104th in the 100 butterfly. Vince Abernathy, Laguna Hills Andy Erick.son, Woodbridge Chris Pearson, Woodbridge, Erk Flagel, Woodbridge S....ldtMrn Justin Jacobs, Newport Harbor Brian Serocke, Allso Nl9uel Sean Kod\ Aliso Niguel Alex Pwks, IMM Chris Lewis. lrvfne ,_,,Wet, IMne . Chris Jol""900, L8guna Hiiis art.n ~Woodbridge lrylln leek. Woocbldgt Cole Edmal .... Woodbridge Gloff MMtll• =ldge ~ CUlrll*9. ~ 11¥111 CUP CUMPIOIS Giants draft CdM's Larson Golden West College fresh· West following a stellar three- man and former Corona del .year varsity ca reer at CdM, Mar Hjgb baseball standout where he had a .353 career Matt Larson was drafted in the ,batting average, nine home 26th round (78nt-overa0) by • runs and 49 RBis the San As a senior for the C IF BISE.ILL Francsco Southern Section Division IV Giants champion Sea Kings, Larson Tuesday, was 6-5 with a save and a 4.6 1 the second day or the Major ERA. I le compiled 68 stnkc· League Baseball tirst-year outs in 71 mrungs of work. player draft. Larson's stock has improved Larson was 4·5 with a 7.63 from last year, when h e was ERA for lhe Rustlers this year. picked In the 28th round by HiS 56 strikeouts led the team.' the Baltimore Orioles. Larson came to Golde n -byTooy Altobelli . Montoya cards 74 MURRIETA-Costa t-.lesa High golfe r Jefl Montoya capped a note worthy senior season Tuesday, hooung 2 - . over-par 74 to hrush in the top half of the field at the CIF· SCGA cham p1onsh1p at the SCGA Members' Club. Montoya Wd'> 2-over at the tum and pdlTed the fandl rune holes. HAPPY BIRTHDAY r----------------·---~ I ' I I , , I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I L--------------------~ Todey ZouGC*WZ ~ The AYSO Region 57 under 1.f girls soccer team from Corona del Mar went undefeated to win the Irvine Cup Tournament last weekend. Bottom row, from le~ Sara Draffin, Danielle Morreale, Meredith Hulbnan, Mallory Reynolds, Samantha Burns and Elizabeth Almaraz. MJddle row, from le~ Kelly Percival, Brooke Burgner, Shana Goldberg, Slyse Avila and Natalie Sims. Top row, from le~ Kellie Flµlt. Priscilla Swenson and Coach Maree Almaraz. Not pictured: Courtney Carnahan, Britta Nielsen, Michelle Oueyrel and Coach-Cinnamon Gul- ley. The team will compete ln the lrvlne Invitational J une 2.t-25, then the National Games, which begin July 4. Santa Margarild senior Steve Conway Cdrded the low round Tuesddy, d 7-under 65. DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS Newport Landing . 5 boats, 71 anglers, 8 yellowta1I, 367 barracuda, OMNGE CoA5\ Cosa MBA CROSS OOUlllT'RY, lUOt 10 calico bass. 16 sand bass. 33 §l:ulp1n, 7 sole. Davey's Lodcer • 4 boats, 99 anglers. 16 yellowtail, 1 wtiite sea bass, 393 barracuda, 127 calK.O bass. 24 sand bass. alll7141 11 NOTICE Of PETITION TO ADM•ISTER ESTATE OF: ,EDfTH •• SCHOEFFLER CASE NO. A202582 To all h1irt, benefi~eriea, credi· tore. contingent creditort, end per· 1one who mey other- w lH be interHted in the Iott or missing w ill or Htete, or both, of: EDITH M . SCHOEFFLER A PETITION hH been filed by PAUL SCHOEFFLER in the Superior Court of Celifornle, County of Orenge. THE PETITION reguHtl that PAUL SCHOEFFL!R be eppointld aa person· el repreaentetive to edmrnter the 11tet1 of the decedent. THE PETITION r1qu1at1 th• decedent'• LOST OR MISSING WILL end codicil•, if 11nv. be edmlned to probete. The LOST OR MISS· ING WILL end eny codicil• ere av11lebl1 for 1xem1n1t1on in th•,, ftle kept b y the court. THE PETITION requ11t1 euthoritv to edmini1ter the 11t1t1 under the Indepen- dent Adminittretlon of fttatH Act with limited euthority . (Thi• euthonty will ellow the personel repre11ntetlv1 to tlke meny ections without obtel ning court epprovel. Be- fore telUno certein very 1mponent ec- tlont, however, the pertonel repreaante· live wtll be required to give not.ice to lnter11ted persona unleH they hive welved not.ice or ooneented to the propo11d ectlon .l The Independent edmintttretion eu· · thority will be qrent· td unleu en inter· eited per1on 11111 en objection to t he petition end ahow • 90od CIUH Why the coun •hou&d not grent th• euthority. A HEARING on the petition will be hefd on June 29. 2000 et 1 :45 P.M . In Dept. L73 loceted at 341 The Ci ty Drive Ofenve CA 12888. IF YOU OBJECT TO the 'renting of the petition, you 1hould eppeeretthe heering end ttete vour objection• or Ne wnnen objeo-tione with the coun INIOfl the heering. Your eppeerence mey be In pereon or by vour ettorney. r IF YOU ARE "' CftEDITOR o r a :r=r~-=ai muet II• your wtm me ooun end m.-• ..v to the ,....... ..... ...._. ....... lty .... ....,,. ......... "*""' fNM .... ............... ......... ,.. ..... i..ooot1M l100of .... ~,... .-c.-. ,,.. .. .............. ,..,.. ..... ....... ....., ,....... '"'" .. ~--::rr=v ex-...... u,. ~ ............. ... ,...... ......... .. "''t9:'lC r.-• ............ .tj~!i ••:::..:: v • u --provided In 110· tion 1260 of the California Probate Code. A Requett for Special Notice form I• aveileble from the court clerk . Attorney for '9thloner: David M. Lone Long• Mwquia. UP 2A72 O\embers Roed Tustin CA 92780- 6954 06/06. 06/07. 011/13 t8fesled P8fSOll fNs 1n Dnve Sooth, Orange, your objections or ltl• cbjecbon to lhe pebtion CA 92868 wrinen ot>ttctlons with and shows good cause IF YOU OBJECT to tile ooun btlore the why lhe coun shouk:I not the g111nting of the peti· hearing. Your •P· grant the authonty boo. you ahouk:I appear pearance may be in per· A HEARING Of1 Iha al !tie hearing and state son or by yOAJr attorney. petition will be held on your objecllona or file IF YOU ARE A CAE(). JUNE 29. 2000 at 1.45 written objec:tfons w1lh ITOA or contingent eted· p.m. in Dept L73 lo· the coun before the It« of the deceased, you cated et 341 The City hu rlng Your ap· most file your claim with Dnve South. Orenge, pearance may be 111 per· the coun end mail a CA 92868. eon °' by ~r attorney. copy to the plflOlllJ rep- IF YOU OBJECT lo If YOU ARE A CREO. r8"fltltrve eppointtd by the grancing 0( the pell-tTOR Of contingenl c:red-the coun Within lour lion. ycu sholJld ll>Plilt ''°' of the deceased. you monltw from the date cf al the heanng and "8te must file your clalfn With lhe lir&t t$MlllOCI ol let· your obfeell<>ns or f1'8 1h1 coun and ma~ a 19111 as p!OVlcltd In PR>-written obtec:110ns wrth copy to the personal rep-bate Code MCticn 9100. NOTV' .. OF ...... .,. the coun be tore lhe resentawe ~led by The hme lot ll~ng claJms ,....,. ....,_... hearing Your ap· the coun within lour wm not expire before SALE peerance may be In per· months from the date of lour months lrom the PURSUANT TO THE son or by your attorney the hrst Issuance of lel· heanng date no1lced CAUfORHIA SELF· IF YOU ARE A CREO. ters as provided in Pro-above. SERVICE STORAGE ITOR °'contingent cred· bate Code &eciion 9100. YOU M~Y EXAMINE FACIUTY ACT (8&P COOE llOf o1 lhe deceased. you The time I« fltlnn claims the file kept by the coun. 21700 ET SEQ.) THE Im . .. f t i UNOERSIGHED Will SEU must file your cla with wilt not expire be ore t you are a perlOll n-lhe coun and mail e lour months from the terested In the H tale, AT P\J8UC AUCTION, ON copy to the P8f*IOlll rep-heering date noticed you may hie w1th the JutE 23. 2000, THE rt sentatiVe appcMled by above. coun 1 Request I« Sc>e-~ ~ the court wt1h1n lour YOU MAY EXAMINE ci1I Notice (lorm OE· LMTEO TO F\MTURE. months from the date ot the tile kept by the court. 154) ol lhe filing ot 1n lo-~ TOOLS • .......-the fwsl ISSUallCe cf let· If you .,. a P8fSOI\ in-ventory end appraisal ol ~ 'ifE.MS lers u provided WI PR>-ttresttd in the estate. estate uselS « ot erry lOCATEDAT bate Code sec:tlcn 9100 you may Iota with the petition Of 1ocount es fMOFON 1t1 The '1ITl8 fOf fittng clllms court 1 Aequesl I« Spe-provided 1n Problle 2065P\.ACEHTIAAVE. wilt not 1xplr1 before cial Not~ (l«m OE· Code HCtloo 1250. A COSTA MESA. CA 92827 lour months from the I 54) ot the tiling of an In-~ f« Special No-TIME~ heering date noticed ventory end ~ of tlce lorm le 1v1Jlable STORED BY THE above. · estate ISHJ-°' cf any from the coun clerk. FOUOWINGPERSONS. YOU MAY EX,,MINEi petlllon Of t cc:9Unl as Attorney' fOf the C01• TERRY REED the file kept by ~ cou(J'. provided In Probate Petitioner: ~ II you are a peJ100 In· Code "ctlon 1250. A Thom11 W. .,.., terested in the estate. Request for 5pec:lal No-Hendef9on, Elq .. COST A MESA. CA"Wr you ma_y file with the lice form is available S8N 31542 ~73HIME 10.0IWil coun • ReqUest fOf Sc>e-lrom the coun clerk. 5030 C1mpu1 Or .. ciel Notice (foitn Attorney f« the Newport Blach, CA STOREO BY THE DE·154) ot the filing ot Petitioner: 92"0 FOUCMM>PERSONS. nd HUGH A. s• .. 0£RS, P bll h d N rt C21. ""VIO ........,~ an inventOI)' a ap-"" u • t ewpo "'°"°"~' prliSal ol estate UMIS LAW OFt:ICES OF Bt1ch·Co11a Mesa 207$NEWPORTll.VO. Of ot '"I petillcn Of ao-HUGH A. SANDERS, Deily Piiot June 1. 7. 8, COSTAMESA.CA9'2e27 count IS provided In 110 NEWPORT CEN-2000 9$M6.1512 TIME 11 01Wi1 Probate Code aection TEA DA., STE. 1199, ThW8t6 STOREO BY THE 1250. A Request f« 1N2~0 BEACH, CA NOTICE OF FOUOWIHG PERSOHS; Special Notice lorm is vv E077 MAAK O PEDERSEH a11111able from lht ooun Published Newpon PETITION 00>9AANEl.GUSTAVSON clerk. Bt1cl'l·Co111 Mesa TO ADMINISTER Ht91MIOiAElFEHOCHO Attorney for the Daily P.tot June 1, 7, 8. ESTATE Of: ~~11 :~':rorh. 2000 ThW815 virv1~,;~T· •"-=~~~~ :i;i:~s,ESO. SSC 9564 .. OeOblo' G,.y, etc. STORED BY THE 313 SAN MIGUEL Oft, NOTICE Of OeOblo Q,.y FOUOWING PERSONS: NEWPORT BEACH, CA PETITION CASE NUMBER: BOSt WR< NURSON 12"0 TO ADMINISTER A 202253 E202 DAALENE BESANCON Published N1wport ESTATE Of: To 111 heirs. bentfi. G303H WARNER SMOG Bt1ch·Coata Meu HILDE" •RD£ cWils. CfldltOfl. conl· PROS~ Deily Piloc May 3t, June _. H. l'lSl'nt credttOfl, and ~~S~~ 6' 7' 2000 WT8t4 H=A=E ::: ~::; TEAMS. Rll..ES NI> DENNO w11 or.-.... or boCt\. of REGU.ATlONS AVAAN!Af. BSC ISM CASE NO. l.202493 Virgini9 L Glay. Ilea AT SALE. MTED THS 711 NOTICE Of To 1n heirs. bentfl· Virginia L 'Debbie" NI> 1411 Of JUNE. 2000 BY PETITION clarles, creditora. cont· Gray. 1ka D10b1e Gray ORAHGECO. IHC.. 70l TO ADMINISTER lngent credilors. and A PETITION FOR WESTERN All'EMJE. EST•TE OF·. pel'IOOI who may oeher· PROBATE hu been Gl.Et«W.£. CA 91201. 11~ ... be Int in -.. i... Undl c-In m1010. BONO NO. URBANO a. WIN 8'1Sttd lht ,_. ..,, • ._..... ~ 1Nl1I Of Hiatt , ()( both. of: the Superior Court of _,,,_, VILORIA HILDEGARDE H. Califomla. County cf 0&m.()Q.Dri1~ CASE NO. A2024n DENNO a1ca Orange. CHSo ,,.._ To alt heirs, beneft· HILDEGARDE DENNO THE PETITION FOR BSC 9613 cllriM, credhors. cont· A PETITION FOR PROBATE l'lqUll1S Intl NOTICE Of lngem crtdilore. 1nd PROBATE hH bMn Linda Rogers be ec>· PETITION per9CJn8 who may 04tler· llltd by ROBERT pofted as '*'°"" tip- -be intefelltd In tht DENNO In the SuperiOf r9tlnllllve lo lidmlnlll9' TO ADMNSTER w11 °' 111ate, or boCt\. of' Court ol Cahfomta. the lllllle cf lfll dece-ESTATE OF:...., URBANO 8. VILORIA County of ORANGE dent. IRW1H KW!JTl\u A PETITION FOR THE PET1TlON FOR THE PETmOH r• CASE NO. A201351 PROBATE hu been PROBATE rlQllllla th9t ~ euthorily lo Id· To a• heirs, benell· llled by BENNY H VIL· ROBERT DENNO be mHlt9f the ..... undtt cla.riel. crtdll«I, cont· ORIA In the Su9ertof llPPOlntfd u peraonel the l11depe11d111t Admln- lngent credttors, end Court of Calltornla~ repltlfit.illle IO aclmln-llnllon o1 Eltall• "°· pnona who mey otl'llf· Countv of ORANGE. tac« the e1tat1 of the <»-CThll llUflol1ly wll afKJW will be in4e<llltd In tht THE PE'JITIOH FOR cedent. tn. pereonat r.--nt· _.... ....... ......... ..... PROBATc ~ ..... THE PETITION r• •tiw IO tek• meny to--Of -··· Of UUVI, UI, .... , -.lal.-~ ....., .. i..i...., IRWIN KWEITI<O BENNY H. VI ORIA be que ... the ctec.dlnt'a llonl ''"'""" --m'lll A PETITION FOR appointed H !*IOMI Wll end cocldll. If flT/, court llPPfOVll. Belof1 PROBATE Nia been rep .... llldve IO aclmln-be lldl'nllttd '°" probllle. leking certain Ylf'/ Im• tied by JUDY Iller the estate of the de-The WI end eny codlcll portant llCtlone. how- SINGLETON In the Su-c:.denl. are evalleble for ••• "*• Ill plf.anel ,.. perlor Coutt o4 Callfor· THE PETITION re-~ In the Mt -4 ..,..._ wl be l'9Cll*'ld nla, County of OR· q1111t1 1"' decedent'• by 111 court. to llN9 notlol lo in. ANOE. WI end cocldll. I etff, THE PETITION r• 111.-d PlflOnl unleel THE PETITION FOR be ldrftMtd IO ~. quetta aultlOr1ty 10 eel-"'V hive Wlllll9d nolict PROBATE r9qUt11S tN1 The Wll end eny codlcll mirllallar Ill ...... under °' conMl lttd lo the IRA KWEITI<O be 9P'" are evlilable lof •JC· the .. _..it AdlNn-c:== ection..Jm~ pointed • p1f.ane1 ,._ ~ In Ill ..... i.eton cf EW Ad. ~ • ~ 10 adml...... by Ill COUit. mi-~ wll llow tnllon ~ wtl be the 1M11te of IN Otoe-THE PETITION re-the penonet ,....,_. arWWd unlMa Ill In- dent. qlllltl ~ to eel-oM 10 leke !1W1Y .,. r..-ct plflOfl .. en THE PETITION re· mHllef Ill ...... under tlone ~ obClllning Cltlfedlcwl IO Ill ~ qudl the ~nt'• the ~ldlnl AdlNn-court lf'P'OYll. 9leore -lflOWI good --Wll end codlc:ta, I eny, llilr9'lotl cl E ...... Id. taldng cen11n ll9fY Im-...,, Ill OOUlt' at*lld nat ~~~~ ~~,:.::. ~ .. ~:;: 9T'~ .. 111 1¥e11tb11 tor ex• ... IO ... ~ eo-...-tw w1 lie ~ ......... wl lie Mid Oii ~ in Ill .. -tMlrll ___,. °"'!11'*'11 to g1w9 nalae 10 In-NI I. 2000 .. UI PM .... 111 court cowt 1PP1CM1 1ebi ..,...... ......,. _,,.... In °""-L13 "7THE PETITION ,.. 1llldng _.. 119fY 1111-.., ,_. ....... "°'°' ~ ol _,.,, 141 que111 euhlltty 10 ect-' Pol'9nt dOno. '-" Of OOl-llld IO Ill Tiie Cllr DIM loull • ........ --under ftef, .. por....i...... ~ ecllOf\J..': f'.0 . .. 14111, °"' tw .......,..,. "'1ttfftt. ...... w1 lie,........ ............. --. CA •t>t171 ~ ~ ,._ Ml 10 lllw9 noloe 10 llto tr9'0ll -.. 11o F YOU Ol.IECT ID m;""~ ...................... ......,-;;;: ............... .. .......... ··-· .., ........... ._.. ........ '" ~ ..... ..,.. = ':.= '=1:5 :a,::'::U ~l~ =~ ::.-: =-=-:Pre'"'•": oautt ""'""""· ............ -........... 1111 ..... ...1111 4 .. l8ldng ... *" .. """°" ......._ ...... ~ .. ~-...... '91119 .. poftMt oC11DM. ~ c.= ..... 811 11to A HIMNa an N fMertftt, :Yo: M .,_ ::r-= =-== ...... -=~ =-= =r ... .=. ~,; =--.·:-:, ':. ~ 11 · -.. flOloe 11 i. ... .,_ ... --.-In Diii. LJI .... lOU" -;?iii. ....... ,..,. ........................ ~. "' "'9 Cir :.-:.:.5 .., ............... ~.z.=i-· .. ~~ ~ ~ ..... .. ·==·=·lJ ;i= .-... .. " ::. "' • • OliST • ..... I::• 1 • -I W ,~~tl41 .. ~ .... =:. •• , ;=.-:= : :: =. •• W1' .... ~ :\."'.._ :,:= .. ..; ... ' months from the dale ot lhe first ISSUBnct ol let· lefS as pcOVldec:I in Pro- bale Code secbon 9100 The ume fOf filing claims will not expore before lour monlhs from the hearing date noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court If you are a person 111· terested in thtt estate you ma}' file with the ooun a Aequesi tor Spe- cial NollC8 (lorm OE· 154) ot the hlong ot 1n lnvenlOfY and ap· pratsal ol estate as&ets °' •ot BflY pemion « ac· count as provided 1n Probate Code section 1250. A Request lor Speclal No11c:e lorm 11 available from the ooun clerk. Attorney f« petitioner: Dlrll Vin Tetenhove, Attorney It law, St111 Ber No.: 87880. 715 The City Drive South, Suite 280, Onnge, CA 12-...988, Attorney for. Undll AQ9trS Published Newport Beach·COSIB Meu Daily Pilot June 7, 14, 21. 2000 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH NOTICE INVITING BIDS PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS Seated bkls may be rece1Ved at the office of tl'le City Clerk. 3300 Newporl Boulevard P 0 Box 1768. Newpon Beach. CA 92658-8915 un11I II 00 t\ M on the 191'1 ~y ol JoJne 2000 a1 wt"Ch tome such bods snail be opened and raid tor CITY HALL ELECTRICAL AND AIR CONDITIONING UPGRADES Title of Project Contract No. 3318 seo.ooo Engln~·· Esllm1t1 Approved by /SI Don Webb. Public Wonta Direct« Pro.pec11ve bidders mey obtain Ol'e set or btd documents at no CO.I 11 the office ol 1he Public Works Depart· ment 3300 Newport Boulevatd. P 0. Box 178e, Newport Beach, CA ~-.8915. MANDATORY PAE· BID MEETING JUNE 121h. 10.00 A.M .. FIRE CONFERENCE ROOM For tunher informa· bon. cal Mdiaet J Sm- 1corl Ut1ht1es Engineer at (IM9) §.4.4.3342 Publ11hed Newport BHCh·Costa Me SI 0.Jy P1tol June 7 12 2000 WM820 Fictitious Buslnou N1me Statement The lollo1111ng persone ere dorng business as RE/MAX Estale Serv- ices, 301 Main Street • 112, Huntington Beech. CA 92648 Benehciat Services. Inc. (CA), 26060 Aeero #202, MlSSIOll Vl8j0. CA 92691 This busmess IS coo- duded by • COfP(Qbcn Hive you started d0tng business yet? Y11. 4114JOO Btnellc11I SeMces. Inc . Gery Thomas, President Thia 111t1menl waJ tiled with the County Cllrlt of Orange County on 04/25/2000 2000l827014 Dally Piiot May 24 31, Jun! 7. 14. 2000 W8t2 Fictitious Bualnou Namo Stat.mont The lolto-Ning pefSOnl lfl dol!1Q buslnlsl IS A) Al.LIED I N· VESTIGATIVE RE- SEARCH CO, Bl AtRCO. 179 E 17\tl S1 1170. Colt• Mesi. Cali- fornia 92627 J1mu H•nktmus, 3419 VII Lido Af)I 104, =~ BMcn. CallfOf· Thie bulNu Is eon-~ by In lndMcllal Hive you sterltd doing bYSIOIU yt t? v... 5t'O 1/2000 J9IMI Henkenius l llla •temenl WH ltled Wltll ltle County Cleltc cf Orenge Cow'lty en 08IO!W'2000 ~1 De~ Piiot June 1 14, 21,~. 2000 W82! LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Notice IS hereby given thal the ulldeia1gnod will sell at ·public auction. pursuant to Section 21700 ot lho Busmess & Prolesst0nat Code, the following desert bed property to wrt JASON CARROLL F-24 Sola Ch sl\atebd sllates tbl boxes masc JASON ADAMS H·79 sl.1s surlbd Bbag Bboard c:h clothes boxes. m•sc JAMES TRIZINSKY H·39 Carpet bed/Ira me boxes, m.sc . RICHARD WARRINGTON G·80. Chatr. moc:10. table Ian EDDIE McLEESE 1·15 Sota l1mp1 3 bikes. comp equip turn bcxei. misc Sale Woll bt by c:om-peltllV8 b<dd1ng {written sealed bods may be subm•tted 1n advance) 00 the 22nd day 0( June, 2000 1t 2 00 P M at the pr1m1sts where said properly 1111 been SIOfed Ind which IS ~ ca1e!l 11 AYRES SELF STORAGE. 7012 Ernest Ave. Hunungtoo Beach. Ca (714) 848·7314 umdlord r11erv11 ttie right IO bid et the sale Purchasee must be made by cull •nd paid for et the tune ot purctll.M All purchased gooCIS lfl IOkl II IS and must be removed al lime ot Ult Sale II subject to canceCtellOn 1n the event cl sentement between tencllord and obligated peny Publllhtd en 06107/00 and 06/14100 Auctioneer Wanda N«· 1°'1 Bond 11 S-40Q.16&4 Ayres Sett StOfa,ge. Resident Managera Publtahed N1wpor1 Beach· Costa Meu Dally Ptlol June 7 1 '4. 2000 W819 Fictitious Bualnou Namo Statement The following persona I ll dotng bu""'51 IS C1htom11 Race Ser.· lets 790 Hamilton St "6 Co5ta Mell CaltfOf· ma 92827 Jtrak:I L J1n.ov~. 790 H1m1llOI\ St •6. Cosll Mt ll Catttomnr 92627 Th11 butlnese IS con· dUc1td by an lndllllCluat Have you st1rttd dOing 00-yet? No Jerald L K1~ This etattmenl was fti.d ••th tn, County Cltflc ol Orll19I Coun1y on 05"23l2000 200CIU2t790 Deity Ptlc>I June 7 14 21. 29. 2000 W8\7 Fictitious lush'••• Namo s~ Tl'lt lolloWlng pefSOnl are dolrlg bulinetl 11: Ziron Syst1m1. 1788 Capetown C.rclt. eo.. Mela. Calllomlt 92927 Scott Howlrd Bur\ow, 1788 Capeto#n C•rclt, Colle Mt11 c...totnie 92627 Thll businffl .. con- cM:lad by: an tndMcallll Hive 'tOU lllrted domg buatnffl yet? Y11, ~12000 Fictitious Buslneaa Name ·Statement The lollo'll'fng P8fl0nl are dol11Q busmess as ASU HOME 316 Ins Ave . Corona det Mar CA 92625 , Aimee MacBeth & Steve W1nokan LLC. (CA), 316 Ins Ave . Co- rona del Mar CA 92625 This business tS c:on- dueled by Ltm1ted Lta· bltlty Co Have you 5tarted doonO busr1ess yet? No W ono kan and MacBeth. LLC Aimee Meic8eth Tri.a statement was ltle<l With IM County Ctei1il ot Orange County Of1 OS.0912000 2000e&28402 Daoty PllOI May 17. 24 31, June 7. 2000 W80Q Fictitious Business Name Statement Tile lotlowtng persons are dolno bu-u MACKSAN CAFE 712 E Balboa 8M:l New· pon Beach CA 92661 Kanoayuht Inc (CA) 712 E Balboa Blvd , Newpof1 Beach CA 92661 This b1JS1ness is con· ducted by 8 COl'POfaliOl1 Have you staned do1rlg bUStn8$$ yet? No l{anbayash1 Inc Maseru Kanbayash1 President This statement was hied wuh the County Cterlt ol Orange County Of1 OS '22/2000 20006821673 Deify Pilot May 24 31 Jyne 7, 14, 2000 W811 LOCAi. ltOITUAlli PACIF1C VIEW MEMOAW. PA.AK tety • Morl\Jary Chapel • CrematOI)' 3500 Pacific v-Dnve Newport Beach 844-2700 PIOCE IRG11IEllS IEUIMUWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 J ...._ __ _ Discount Casket t H111.111u11 .11ul Bu11.1l 'hl\l\.l Cann: Sn-vrc< 1mtl Qu.Urry Culwi .f1'r l~ Direct Crcma.tion •• $495 Immediate Buria.l .. $995 fncl..Jn c..slttr rrcarran~mcnt Pr~rams A'~ibblc for Funcr.U Scn-Kes, C rem.mons and Caskcn ( ( l\.11'\IU ·""I..._\\ I I HKK -.1( \'-tl,I I f I " ' , Gene J. Adam . 75 of Co ta Mesa. pa. sed a"' a) June 2. 2000. He hvtd 10 C\!i port Beach -Co ta Me a for 35 )ear . Born in Milwa ukee, WI. Graduate of the Univer ity of WI - Madi on with a S .S. in economics. Ve1cran of the U.S. Marine Corp . ,erved in wwn I aod t he K o rean War. , discharged \!, llh the rank of captain, erv1ng a aide 10 Major General John T. Selden. Served on the board o f 4 dirccto~ for the Btg·I Booslers for U.C. Inane . ervi ng a president for 2 years. Pnvate ervicc with immediate family. Al his requeM hi" ashes wi ll be cattered at '9l· Survived by daughter Peuy Adam -Ru' II of Placerville. CA. M ary Adam -P01eger ~ Harshaw. WI. \On JeffTcy Adam~ of E~cel'11or. M and two grandchildre n. He " ~urvivcd by brothers Fred. Brian and Dean and si.,ter Scoct ~ IMtlow Tin ltatemene -filed ..ittl the County Clerk °' Olenge COUl'tlY ';~:=:==-------~ on 04/24/2000 ......,.m DtilV Piiot Mey I 1, 24. 31 • .Nnt z. 20C!Q WZll -- H1ur-1111d •l1•a1llin"' nn• .. 11l1j1•1·1 1t1 • lum~·· •·i1ho111 ut>IH'I'. Tiir puhli-ht•r ~·n1•, lhi' ri~h1 111 t'f'll"41f. n•da-.if~. n•\ i1-4• 111 rl;jri'I, 11m• du~~ifit-.1 n1hu1i-1•1111•111. l'l1·1N' n•1w1n un\· (0rr11r 1h111 tuttr h1· ill \'Our l'fo.,,ifinl tttl ' Monday ................. Friday !Y.<)Opm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wet.lnesday ......... 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EOUAl HOUSING OPPORIUNllY All real estate advertising In lhlS lltWSpaf)ef IS subject 10 the Feder.ii ~au !lousing ACI of 1968 as amenaed which makes 11 illegal 10 ldYert•se ·any prelerence llm1tat1on or d1scnm1nat1on bued on r~. coior. reffo· IOn sex handicap lamihat slltus or na11onal onom. or an 1nlen11on 10 make any SU<:h preferente llm1tat1on or discnm1nat1on I his new~paper Wiii not knowingly accep1 ;iny adve111semen1 for real est;ite wh1th is in v1ot;illon of the law Oui readers aie hereby informed that all dweHmos advan1sed 1n this newspaper are avol1lable on 111 eQUal oppclflUnil)' basis To comptam ot discnm1· lliflon call HUD toll free at I ..eG()..424-8590 1 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL •V.A.• 90 DOR ·SO llOY£.ll FRU COUNSELING FRU UST OF Ha.tES HUDNAREPOS 714-534-llOO "'I II HAfl HI Fil t -, IA Tl HOMES OF .. THE WEEK 4 lhowcaH HomH For s.11 In Our Sit ..... Estaee 8upplemlnt ! Dllplly Adi lllrt It $15. DMdlln• Tmeclly 5PM Alao ... ~"°=. DMdlln• Wtdnetd1y SPM • Plys to Advertlae In the Best LOCAL ..... e..... Section Clll Todly 11 LISA RIVIRA MM74-4212 ANNE WILLEY -..?4-4241 COMING SOON New Ooten View Custom Home 1o CdM c.n 0oug C1ar11. CB Ao1r11 tor dllallt 949-f18-1503 doug. cloypc!!rll 90!'!! OPEN W£D.SUN 12-4 329 NAACtSSOS 11,395.000 4~4.SIATH MHOHl!3 '°'. 216 10 ltOUSEs.tONOOS FOR IAlE .COSTA llESA 10 HOUSEKOll>OS FOR SAlE COSTA MESA NEW HOMES N1·.E NE:. & Ov:.l •, B~ .' DE~.'..(H[J s '.G~: F:.·: .' HO'.'ES I'. E:.srs DE C,s·:. ME<::: •. T1·10 W1TH Gcu CouRSE v E:.s ALL ARE FOt.;R BEDROOl.I . E1THEP THREf OR T1:10 Cor.1ES w 1·H APPLIMJCES & A1P C o r,01·1or,1·.c; 2110T:12220 So F• $420.000 To $43 5 000 OPEN SAT. ANO SUN . 2·5 277·293 M ESA DRIVE. Agent 949·645-6345 ~ E'Sldt 2 Houses on a lot excetfent loolboo, $389,000 FOi 11101e 111'0 cal Ea~ Taylor, A!l!!lt 949-642-4722 E SIDE Piclurt ~ 3br 2ba. quilt cul-dHtc, remod ' Ul>ll'adff fly/ frplc, hdwd llra, fenced pool. $421,900. Call .i-i Mt-293-4631 CUiiom Beauty 2 y..1 """ home on cukle-$8c strtel •Br 2 sea fop of ltna IOUChff th1ough0ul·Planla· llOfl snuners ce+ltog fans & sunound sound Must seel• Call T nshe MtlrshaM. agf 714-296-2038 32 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SAl.E NEWPORT BEACH UOO ISLE Bland New 3& 4Ba ISp&CIOllS 3td floor Ocean-HaJbOf -deck Oltared a1 s 1 450 000 Boll Grundy Realtors 949·675·6161 Brana Hew Bluff Homfff Custom 3Br 2 SBa over 1760 Sl. 2-sty, gourmet kil lop ol the lone amenttoes. lanlasllc toe. near ocean• Agt Tlna, 714·506-8116 2 Homes on 1 Big Lott 3Br/ 3Ba. 181/IBa Cul-O.·lllC & best schls 0 CttUa/ drM! RV lall!SS. and room to e•· llO. ~·· ... ~rJ ' . ""·"'' -... ~~ ---....... -; ---.. -·"' • ...... , I• I 1110 APTS 11112 IQWOM>OI 11 • LOST· 11 ~ ARIW 11 471 mLOYBr 11 '7' mL.OYmT 11 '7' ~ I . COSTA MESA . .JJ: _ FOUND . . . _ °"'°"""8TIEI . _ OPPORTUllTIEI _ . OflPOlrMmES _ AAMOIRES, BOOKCASES COUEGE PARK Tn-plex ci.-... ..... · ·~ .. ~ ... ~· Lo11 Cockltl•I Bird, TABLE, CHAIRS, TEAK • ADVERTISING • SALES ASSOC s remodeled lalge 381 1 -¥•. ·~·r ..-...,. ~--•u grey/white S200 reward PATIO 6 MORE moving START YOUR OWN HELP NEEDED Upscale, specialty rel••''"' pvt entr. mslr bl, $1300/'Mo °' lallt wldoclt, huge deck. Newport . Halghta eru !l!U!t ... , ~11144 BUSINESS NOWll 29 PIJC9lt needed to seeks OUlgoing, moliV?•PCI 94!H20-ano allef 6pm comp remod, lml!llC 2 cer 949·6'5·6730 Wt ''' looking for lose 14> 30 b ,.. Ille Nies IS90Ciale for Ful & r T !!!! $4000 949-293-4630 Courttry E/llllltll dining rm innoYaltd ptqllt wt-o hive next 30 days Gtl plld pollllons Idell candid.1tn E'.idt Country Woods 38r Bav V'-Jo. •. 11 ..... 28a •12 CE~RY ael ' 6 d\ISs $750 lor ~ a busloelt mind We are IOI lbs lost tOO'X. Wll poeseu P'IYIOUI e'I"" fP!t-M. den. Sludy, Fp mi-, ..... "°" ""' ~ ,... • ~ ColJ1tr)' Frenc:t1 oo11ee 1iii111t one ot "" 1a1geet Pftll*1ies Nallnl ean Maiy 11 ,.. a llcies boutique, lml'l• ao, deck $1450fmo !\'pet Oii pool 1300st block from LOTS $250 Mt.TS.3529 CdM In oc With AIVVOX. 1500 (949)758-8743 haw excellent eusl&· "' 180 2111 Sl 949-64$-7776 Back Bay, no pets lease ~· ,., $1400mo 949-644·6030 .,Glela T%.Oinlng Room IPl'1mtnt homes ne're MIYI09 slllls ll1d a desirf' ~• 111r 181 .a .... In bNuliM Padlic V"-r--T........ ~ = oflenng OOllVTltfl:lll spece Ho•-• ..... ~• F1-• "-" ~ Hlty lil1I • CO"V'l ....,... -·-r -"' """"" IOf a dtl market, """' , __ .., "'" .,.... DOE Oua&IHld~· get9d communtty wallt ID Model Per1ect Back bay 2 lots, side by Side, Bay pnce S500 """ .,... Clerks aN shits ~ 1n ' Theaters/shops/Tn-Squara 38r 2 sea, v-home w1rg View TtllilClt. best loc. llP etiak-. xln1 oood. 'J6/M HIVICt & hall salon =:'' 0 The fno 81 Colla pl!!!! Cal 94 -861!'1 from $775 some wgarage ~a ... M"""1mo 1 yr •----CND·LOI 75 Call btlO!e ..,.., l...thtf Onl Chllr Ca• fOf an appomiment. 3151 u • ..._ ....... CM Ca ........ "' ~ -94 The COIVnldo 111 Mlwport "'"'""" """' WORK FROM HOME IS olt. 191g..1121 ...... 323 IMnt Ave. Appl oNt 8pm 9-492-6684 Fine condll!On $150. Cash w ......__ A-. I I I ' Ave. Klein Prop Mngt Patri4 Tenott 9/856·9705 om fol aM. 94g..7sg.1653 ~ w . CA. 92&63 JOBS IMMEO OPENINGS ~· ~~. '1:,:::i 949·5!!1·~000 1 ••" -r•FOR 1 &MUii! SALE,. , ..... 722 4532 COSTA MESA S"""' • .,,,,.,.,_,_ F·"'~'"''' """ ~ ltallen LNthtr so1a & IOve-...... • Elle aaaembly, proficient """'..,""""""' "" Remodeled 2Br 181 Apt. Oa!\~ificd i~ stat. new stil wnljllled, very Aak lot Jasmine In tll9 end mllh, mtehanl· S2SOO.S7000/mo M .,.~ w/bacl( yard, new carpet IOI!. 10P quality Was $2000 cal aHtmbly, welder, pos!tlonsl •7M-l09l l\Jbllde, fresh paint vauh CONVENIENT sac $890 949-261-9933 'Chartef Ceptalnt wl19lloult, long term 6 cell, $1025 714-612~ DELL COMPUTERS 'Catering Stalt/Salts ptflll jobs. Call today 119 APTS . HUNTINGTON BEACH 2Br 2Ba ,_ carpel I tflCIOHd gar celling tans pallo, dlw t p, ups1a1rs, $1 OOOlmo 949-720·0521. Wh<:ther \OU rt' -Booll·T~ OuHnllit pillow top ~ PT Bey en"-ttnd ,_ 714'4»tl00 b ll · PentM11.fll available Re· box1prlng a -·ttrfft MH73-45M U)llllt. <,(' •nit.or Jll\I ....... __. _... ............... ()Kt ,,_ • 1tR4u•fW:Mll.ne1 ....,""" .,.._. ,.._ • .., never UHd. w/30 yr a:;:= looling.cll\\ifit.'tl lus SO down. low morflly pay-warranty S2t5/obo. CLERICAL Pfr • ITT'l" -OPlE 1 ..., "lut )OU nc:t't11 "~·• ott~-Fr-•-te-t ·-·r ..,..,., _ ........, F......., t SHOE STORY • meois-0.AC Open 1 days ci.-.. Rk:t Pottlf 7 pc P11H11T1t ~x 2S.30/hrs .,, '"'" ,..,. - C , _... •• -"' .,_ brdm Ml. $1.._obo Can ,.... ...-. • ·-" A \"**9 ~ & ,LA SIFIED ~ areas dtllvtf. 949-307-7095 llSStSbng tn ... depart· .., __ ........ ~. HI00-477·9016 men1 at local new:i:r;r "'"'-• """"" i nlPT (949) (l-42-5678 Code EC23 1 1 11 tt ~ 1an & dlmld ~ ~~.~ bt, ........ :!_ sA:f:' ~ FJon.s11 www omc10 u 1on1 com eat • ..,1 tum, acoratrve .,,,.. <Ar,,., -,.... ""'" --» Sl.i (CA.L 'SCAN) thfow pjllow. 2 years old curately, and bt good wi1h ~:_.. ~~, ....... ~~11 ~. WOLfF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME $400 949-631·7726 customer 1trvlct . Send .,.. _..,o -~ ~ BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi COMMERCIAL/HOME LIVES~ I lntS from $199 ()() Low Monflly Paymtnl AIEE Color Catalog Aire Exollc Wlld-loolllng rewme to (949)831·6594, 81111 J\ldy ClN!I 1Cfeen1r'9' phY!lcal r19'd £OE. $Mv COUNTER PERSON PT /FT also T 11lor Of Stamst1111 Call Al PhlfflC> 11\t CINnefS Gen Ole. knovMdgt d mu- llCll ..... oon'C)'phn ... 4 PHONE REPS FIT Enelgellc ptOlllt It •I Mol1~9' Co Eam I I s 1500/per-weell + ClOfM1 benefits Sales exp pit>t d Cal Meisaa 949-~51 19 ,.,. -::=] PtaaM be -ltlal 1ht llttlnp In 1111• C"'90l'Y INIY requil9 you to call I too number In which ... Is • dwgt I* minute. Cal HI00-711=01$6 Leopwd llPOCled CFA OCQI lull-for~ ... , ... -==,,~..:.:·, WANTED WAllTtD MHUU .. CdM CO. P AIO COL l1Mlif19 & 111 yNr inCOmt $3511· S11ven1 Tr1nspo11·0TR tnO; dnvtf1 wanted! Non- uperi1nced or ••· perlenc«1·888-279-4058 or 1-800-33.3-8595 EOE (CAL'SCAHI ~ ~29-a: 1-°"°"'1=:] PAIW.EGALJl.EGAL form typiSt nttded No HP ANTIQUES Older StYlt Furnitura PIANOS l Collectiblt1 ·--··-• 4t•...,. •MIA• O'tc.e f_,.,~ $$ CASH PAID $$ COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COIHSI Gold, silver. jewefiy, watches. anliqut1, coffecllbles 949-642-94.47 TOP US/RECOROSI Jau. R & 8, Soul, Rock, ttc SO's & 60's MIKE 949-&6-7505 • DISHWASHER ntCISSll'f Mus1 own com- puter (800)990·9835 (941)351·5514 Ref •02 www.TheLawCfub.com (CAL'SC~Nl 19 TWNHMS • FIRST TIME OFFERED! 5 LEFTI ~ 38r 2 sea s211 ooo.s22s.ooo 2191 Canyon Or. ' Model Open • Age 949 642-9699 p.llld ~Of ~ S639k Male• .._ ________________ ....... 091Mt-•• ..... •hwww WE BUY ESTATES .~ . .........,-=-=I • RAEP COOK ENGLISH A MUST. .... 113-4442 • Pfr ASSIST IOI animal P101ecl1011 olloet, corr.,uter & oomnul!Cllhon alulla I must H B tu retumt to 714·596-5218 Pit.a be .., ol Oii! of .,.. companlte Chtcll with .. local Bettw lklalneaa Bu !MU bltor't you Miid any money or .... for MIV!cff. ANc:I and underll.Md any contnell belofe yCMI elgn. 1 ·SIOly Homes & Condos Lookong To Sell Of Buy ?? FREE 24 HOUR TALKING HOTLINE 1 ·877-868-2702 N6 Eit 7203/CM Eit 7205 * NEW HOMES * Oualrty bull\ delllched slflOle famdy homes on Eas1s1de Great Floor Plan Ajlprox 2110-2220 SF ~ 949 645-6345 Coall Meta MESA VERDE OPEN SAT 1-4 2761 SAHOPIPER OR 4br 3bt pool. spa, huge ylfd, llpOrldttf $499,000 OwMllu . Jell 714-231-8000 Near Fairview Partt 2 nWS IO btacll 2·Sly Twnhm 2& 2 68a ()pen SaVSun 2175 PIClflc Aw 145 818·994-9083 WATERFRONT STEA.Lt $795,000 PnncipM Onlv! ll!w!IOdtott Seit w~ EllChJllve ~ IMHS0-8357 •••••• l.octlllf FtK I .sfy Homt 1 fetw Hl1r Tlllfdn9 Ho#int t4n41f.2"102 N.1. 7203 C.Jl 1205 A I .. olfet' Ag! 949-642-3850 Big Canyon Vlna OPEN SAT.SON 1-4 2 & 381 TWM Bordemg Big Catl)'Ofl Goll Course Ford Road Propertlea 949-759-7700 Open Sun 2-5. 43 Canyon l1l1nd Sig Canyon Gol1 View Bngh1 w!Soutllem erposure, 3Br 2 5Ba se eluded 2·Sty, Und egt 949· 720·9670/51 O· 72321 I '55 :'!! I ... I _ 202 __ F_OR_ROOMS_AB_"_1T__.I 514 W BAY 3bf 2bt. roof top deck w/ BBQ. HardWd ftrt. marble counttra. Move In cond. $2950 IM!M73-7800 159 HOUSESICOfllOS FOR IBT COIOIA DEL llM Motel MANAGERS t SPECIALt $154.00 I lax Wkly (Musi pr-1 fhls Ad) 235rmt&~ S...ted on beaWfuly land$Captd glOl#lda FEATURES 24-Hour f '"--------' Lobby/Ou"t dial phones/Free HBO. 3Br 2.581 HtdMI firs lllM-tn klt, pool, r.chl vaul c11la belt valuel 1255,000 Ed Van den 8ouc:ht Bier 94M50-0943. OCEAN RIDGE CUSTOM ESTATt OPEN SAT M 6 TElESCOPE 58R 58A CYN I ' OCH VIEWS $2,316,000 Ocean Pldflc ~ Angela Kraus !M9§4+ 7064 ,_ llTATll ............... Clll ...... 'f-. ........ - AZ'S BEST BARGAIN 36 llCI"· s 111,900 Ba!Uf\j ranch In W1~gsi.n .... petlect 0.100' Cllmllt Specteculer mountain YttWI, bol'dtls lllr. ltnd Easy i.nna Cal AllR 88&-505-38$9 (CA.l 'ICAH) 20 ACRES ftANCHIS sues ,,.., boomtnCI E1 Paeo. T-Low~ long \ttma road In· auney9d FrH tr111P1 I pdUNt ~ AMdm 1 ·I00-6$W76$ (CAL'f(;A.Hl ., ONLY 2 BLKS TO BCHI Huge 4111 2ba. l4JPef <*la ftt,'boghl Grea1 ~#S WIO '*IC! $3200 94g..5()(>.6418 2600 BAYSIDE 3bf 2bl, lerge l.flil w/latge view deck. Shalt gar No smoUlpel $3300 714-336-9800 ESPN & OllclPool 6 Jacuw. Guell le~ Oy CloM 10 405 & 55 Fwys Mins llOll'I OC. Fllfg1ds1..coff89' and bchs Wlfldng dis· 1ance to I/lops anc:t rtSl8Ur81'1ll COSTA MESA MOTOO lNN 1•H•n 1,:=~ TORE!!~ I GREYSTONE 381 2 S8a .,._ 2·Story lWM 1300 II au dbl cat tltc gar, 1"'d .... St700r'Mo 2110 Thurln A". IYlclCHla/Ntwport Blvd.) MM31-4822 COii 29fl APT at1lft ltnl Share bt 2 bloQs from ~ $850mo must like catJ 9'1H7H737 Upplf, Lrg 2br 2ba, sell •cwt-. PIOll IO lhate OOl'll8lnld w/lhared yard & pool. ~ ""' htd wood Ills, nice pool home, .. tmtnl. S r ' a.an. rtspOf*ble S500lmo !l!y!!s 650 MN46-?8T3 t ulllllltt 714-W-1101 VACATIOff RENTAL 2 & 38r 281 eptCIOUI dllultt, Condo, fully fum, lltpt 10 bch, 2c gar 9'19-675-1130 BALIOA lllHN Ocftfrollt 28t 181 faunc:try, patlilng WM!y/lllO 32Ues-&920 323·3'4·'3!1 ::64M922• SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N CREDENTIALED 1'EACH£.R/C0UNSl:WR ~·Acii' I(~ is · leornen 'W Yeor Trocking ~ ~CalJ (949)6'6S..13S8 ASSEMBLY AT HOME Artl, Clllts, l"'efly Alao tltc1ron1CS, Mwlng, typmg 11'1 yoiK spere trrnt. GfNt pay No txpeMnee No Ftt Will train Calf 800-79$.()380 Ext. 2 124/hrs I !CAL 'SCAN) DAIVER· " 39 CPM" Do V'CU nttd 'Mort home 111118 'Mor• lllOl'llY • Job l8Q#lty 'Btntf11J Yoo cant beet our ~ Ala lbcM the hlrin$! bolU" " you Mve 6 monlht TIT • wiCll Cless·A COL tndudlna HazMat. cal now1 Atk TOI Steve DI Harold Natlonef Freight Inc 1-600-66&-0380 Stook· ton • 20lM62·2748 ICAL'SCANI DRIVERS, TRACTOR· TRAILER. CRST now ~ 'Teem Onvers 'OnY- tng Students 'No ••· penenc:e al al CAST ln-t 11n1110n1 f call HI00·781·2n8 EOE ~F (CAL'SCAN) ~lilt M 30ln per 1"tell Sma• Coara Mesa Mongage Co nttdl l*10ll 10 --plOM and han-dle llghl dencal duties $8 oo.t.r Call 714-751-1010 Recepllonlat Boat sales, ave & rtntll oper seeking 1kllltd FIT lor watlllront loo Heavy phones, CUSl oontact. ~ & meM111Q$. Computer trt (Mee pref) Fu res W/salaly l!SIO!y lo MN45-t10I • RECEPTIONIST YOH HE.ME.RT lfT'ERIOAS PIT~ & ....undl I rnutl Aaaiat wlptiona, C8llloging. dtncll, bnill.#t SllowlOOm c.. C.rlt 94MIWSS1. RtttiNnnt ~ Help. Wl!Md Food StMrl. Bir· lenders, Cooke, Holl(IM)S -4o--SupeMscq PT/FT Mlllt 0-11 omc. Proptfty bt able to wOlk 711 • 9(1 Mgmt co r-i. PT f*SOll Tfvoll Ttrrtct on the QOOd dealing wJI-*. gen grounds ot the Ft1tlval ot ~ hr 91-lpm OC ~ Alls, 650 = Canyon w Fu !!! 949-833-1 19 Ad., LB ·~ Help Wini.cl. Product SHARP STYLIST Ot$)C & StMc. ICJlchtn wlll l*M•Y nttdtd II =-~~ Up "7-.i~,,:r" MOTHERS DREAM • Slay Home Make Monty Eam S50045000(mo Fii or 1'111-Wnt 949-7s.1743 ~5241 UP TO 12700 a """' Jolll E-Olmmarte IOdlyl Its ~Ill' • EMyl & ~ IUCCe'l"I Eam money Iha WEEKI ru1 training 1~110 ext 100. ICAL'ICAH) SellJl<*r """'""'~" "-·11e-.,, woy/PMc.-,. cl4••f/Jed nd ,_,.,,, (949) 642-~671'1 Wedding Experts SHOWCASE !JJubfishes $une 2tr, 2000 lPJe miff be sho(J)(;asiny Ifie e.,perls in each field of Ifie wee/ding .spec/rum. 9/ you offer any lype of seruice for meddings-lh1s is /be place lo aduer/ise. You aJ1f/ reach an aJ!fuenl audience and . • aJiff foue /his sec/ion. ·. ~······ .... ' .. 'lJon'I mi.rs ou/. 'lJead/ine is 1_une 21.sl .. ~ acluuii.Je, call?lnnie al (949) S14-4249 • •• ---;~ ~ . .. . . : . 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Th9 defender could cash the k.11111 of ~mps. but then was forced to ejlhcr ltlld a club up io the lung or yield a Nff~1lufT. Elther \1.-ay, dcclam lost only one 1nck in each Opening lead: Kina of o SOUnt 4• Ull CJ.CCpl dJamood> Stud)' the di•8J111n Dbo"e from a team match can four spades be defe1tcd oo 111y lead? The answer lS no, not le31tirruncly Yet at one table four spades was sci a I.rick, and we would venture to sug- gest lhat most skilled dcclarcn wduld have been taken in by the defense. At the Olhei table Wc~t dl'OIJOCd the km& of spades under the ace! Declarer thought there WllS a simple WQ)' to land Ilic contract and contm· ucd w11h a spade from dumm)'. fines mg the 1en. To Soulh's 1ma1.cmcn1. 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