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Home My WebLink About2000-10-10 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • • . . . . . . . . . ' I ' • . . ' ' . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COM.MUNffiES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2000 Thomson under fire for straddling Greenlight • UnwiJUngness to firmly state his position on Newport's growth issue could hurt his reelection effort. ~lsWlnkler DAllY Pl..oT NEWPORT BEACH -At a recent forum, when City Council candidates were asked their posi- tions on two growth-control mea- sures appearing on the Novem- ber ballot, Councilman Tom Thomson dodged repeated requests for a definite response. While the other eight candi- dates gave •yes• or "no• answers on how they'll vote on Measures S and T, Thomson, who is run- ning for reelection in District 7, declined to do so. ·1 am on the City Council and have one out of seven votes,• he said at the Oct. 4 forum. "If all the City Council people voted like me, we wouldn't have the problem.• However, residents supporting either measure say his unwilling- ness to take a stand could weak- en his chances of holding on to his job. In fact. Thomson has not only lost the endorsement of the local t:hamber of commerce, but also was unable to earn the backing of Greenlight and Measure S, to which he appeared to give only lukewarm support last spring . • 1 believe people who are in PHOTOS BY GREG FRY I OAlY PllOT Blomonltoring researcher Krlsttn Kahara bolds a bluegill, one of nearly 2,000 fish used by the Orange County Water District in a feaslbWty study to evaluate water quality in the Santa Ana River. Nothing fishy about it Fish used to test water in Santa Ana Jti,;t; _ the same waterustd torecharpe Newport-Mesa aquifers. Alex C.oolnwn DAILY PILoT I n a narrow trailer parked in a lot, Greg Wood- side is showing off some very small fish. Woodside, the health and regulatory director lor -\be Orange County Water District, lilts the lid on.AP t qu,riwn. causing 60 Japanese medaka fish to sa:mDble' in a dark fiuny. •Tue ~estion of this,• he said. •ts can we keep the fish anve?· ~ -.n SEE FISH PAGE 4 Ka.hara makes ber way fhroagh tbe testing fadllty Ulled with carefully monitored flllr tanks. ) that position should be prepared to state their position,· said former Newport Beach city manager Bob Wynn, who worked on Thomson's campaign four years ago. This time around, disappoint- ed by Thomson's accomplish- ments on the council, Wynn decided to run against tu.s former ally for the Distnct 7 seat. SEE THOMSON PAGE 4 Tom Thom.son Pro-El Toro forces submit more evidence •Groups favoring airport say Irvine councilman's statements prove Measure F is unconstitutional. Mathis Winkler DAILY PlLOT NEWPORT BEACH -Proponents of an airport at the former El Toro Manne Corps Air Station have filed more evidence they say proves Measure F IS unconstitutional. The plaintiffs against Measure F. wluch requires two-thirds voter approval for aJI- ports, jails and landfills, subrrutted a "request for judicial notice· Oct 6 with a Los Angeles County Supenor Court Judge. who is expected to rule on the matter. In March., a lawsuit to overturn the mea- sure was filed by the city of Newport Beach and two pro-airport organizations -the Airport Working "If we thoyght M easure F would have won with just airport on there, we'd have put it in there. But, Group and Citi- zens for Jobs U\d the Economy. The lawsuit charges that Measure F. also known as the Safe and Healthy Communities lru- tiative, IS uncon- stitutional, unen- forceable and invalid. A 1th o ugh no, we put jails Judge s. James and hazardous waste dumps. Why? Because we read the polls." Otero has already heard oral argu- ments on the con- stitutionality of the measure Sept. 11, one of the plaintiffs said the new information Mike Ward didn't become Irvine city councilman available until after that date. The "new information• is a certified tran- saipt from an Irvine City Counal meeting. At that meeting held Sept 26, Council- man Mike Ward said of Measure F: • U we thought Measure F would have won with just airport on there. we'd have put it in there. But, no, we put Jails and hazardous waste dumps. Why? Because we read the polls." . Under California law. uutiatlves must be limited to a single subject Supporters of an a.iJport at E Toro argue that the measure's inclusion of jails and landfills make it unconstitutional. •This is the first time that a public official bas said on the rncord that Uails and land- fills) were ~nly thrown in to push the mea- sure," said David Ellis, one of the plaintiffs and a consultant for the Airport Working Group. SEE EL TORO PAGE 4 .Project Independence plans co-op housing in Costa Mesa -,.Ill ad1D5 _ _._. __ , • Homes for seniors with developmental disabilities not likely to tall under city's codes. earn 111n... s •c..s 2 SMIS 1 1'1vmll J . .. ..,., ... , ..... ,, ........... '. . I 2 Tuesday, Odober 10, 2000 lldslall BACK A question for Columbus Day We asked students at KaLser Elementary School: Who was Christopher Columb~ and what did he do? He sailed to America in his boat. He's the one who found America. ANTHONY EVANS, 9 Costa Mesa I don't know. He traveled to America? CORBIN KAY,9 Costa Mesa He was a sailor ..---- and he, like, discovered America or something. HALEY GIWOFF, 9 Costa Mesa He was a guy who sailed and he discovered California, I think. KATIE MARTINEY, 9 Cost.a Mesa ~ l . J Columbus dis- covered America and hemade friends with the Indians. AARIN PEARSON, 9 Lake Forest A guy that sailed the ocean in a boat. Wasn't he the first one to sail the oceans? Oh - he found America. --.... _ ___, JAMIE HEENAN, 11 Cost.a Mesa -<.omplled by Danette Goulet: photos by SHn Hiiier I Sage Hill School dedication set for Sunday Sage Hill School will formally dedi- cate Its new c.ampus and acknowtedge its founding students and faculty It a ceremony SUnday lftemoon, The futured speaker will be Dennis IN THE CLASSROOM • Collins, president and CEO of the James IMne Foundation and founding head- master of San franc:hco University High School. Also, Sage Hill students and facutty will perform a reading of the school's values. The event will be held from 2 to 4p.m. Located In Newport Coast. Sage Hiii is a nondenominational, independent secondary school serving Orange Coun- ty. It opened this fa.II. Doily Pilot SUN HUER I DAILY PILOT Erika MyszynskJ, center, and Chelsea Mestas, right, check out an example as they construct a star finder in their slxth-grade science class Monday momlng at Kaiser Elementary School. At left is classmate Kathy Hyde. • A lesson written in the stars _ Using little more than a paper plate, sixth-graders learn to recreate constellations like the Little Dipper. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT Enthralled young scientists recre- ated the night sky -as accu- rately as they oould, comider- ing that they were using paper plates. It was night and day from what students thought they would be doing. Sixth-graders at Kaiser Elemen- tary School received their first astron- omy lesson Monday morning when the Jack of sun interrupted their solar energy unit. said 11-year-oki Shane Murray. Yet they paid rapt attention as Phil -&b.inhofeo, the science teacher, Scllool Lunch •111 relayed the fanciful myth of the con- stellation Cassiopeia. ·nus is cool -science ts cool,· Shane said Children were taught about the three most important consteDations -the UWe Dipper, the Big Dipper and Cassiopeia -using a fun, bands-On technique. As I wandered around the science room, I found myself wanting to make a star chart with them. They began by creating the star groupings on index cards with a hole punch. They connected the holes and labeled the constellations -like any good scientist would Then it was time to create their star chart -one that would be supe- rior to those for sale in 'Stores, Schin- hofen told them. They began by lining up the Utile Dipper's tail -Polaris, or the North Star -in the center of their plates. "The Native Americans called it FYI • Who: Sixth-grade students from Beth Nowlln's class • WhM: Leaming about astronomy with science teacher Phil Schinhofen • Where: Kaiser Elementary School, ~ Mesa the star that doesn't wander,• Schin- hofen told students, explaining that it was the only star that does not move and all else rotates around it. The budding astronomers worked outward from there, lining up the pointer stars in the Big Dipper's cup with Polaris. This ls where problems started popping up. If done correctly, as the examples provided for them showed, the con- stellations would extend to the dreuing, choice of fruit. choice of rililk MONDAY curved edges of the plate. However, some students -deter· mined to keep the stars m the center -drew the oonstellations randomly For example, if the univen;e looked anything like our friend Shane's first rendering-where all the constella· tions were attached to Polans -1t would be a very crowded sky. But with a liWe roaching, students managed to get those glitches worked out Once the constellations were mapped out and relabeled, they attached a stick to the center - Polaris -on which to rotate the sky. After creating this very cool miniature rendition of the universe, no student could have possibly walked away without learning something about astronomy. • IN THE OASSROOM Is a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Oa~ Goulet visi1s a campus within the Newport.Mesa Unified School Oistnct al'\d writes about hef experience. - _WEDNESDAY Muncbable Lunch Salad or chicken gorditas with lettuce, cbe8le and low-fat ranch dress- ings c:bcD ol 100% fruit juice; choice of milk Muncbable Lunch Salad or Dannon blended yogurt. fresh-baked roll, veggie sticks, choice of 100% fruit juice, choice of milk THUISDAY M1mcbable Lunch Salad or rlb-b..que smid- widl Wtdl ~ uuce, oven-baked pota- toes, dlaD ol l°'"' fruit juice, choice of milk • ..aAY ~tmda W or bot dog on a bun, potato lmdeil, dJolce of 100% fruit Juice, cbobt ol aUlk •The Muncbable Lunch Salad cont.aim toaed greens, cherry tomatoes, crack.en and protein sources such as cheese, sunflower fruit yogurt, honey-roasted peanuts REAQEB$ HOJUNE (949) 642-6086 i..cord your CDmments •bout the Dally Piiot or news tips. 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Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW On The Since Hardcloud appears f YI ence In marina appraisals 1 MARINER'S MJLE AGENDA to have lost its financing, and a superior grasp of the STRATEGIC VISION recently laying off 60 WHERE THEY MEET unique situation involving Council members will dis- employees, city officials • Who: Newport Beach City Newport Beach tidelands." CUS$ a proposal to beautify . INTERNET SURF CAMERAS decided that Surfline Council members WMt to expect City and revitalize Mariner's Mile. The City Council will con-remains the only viable • wtt.t: Regular meeting officials expect the appraisal The plan was approved by sider allowing Surfline, Inc. alternative. • When: 7 p.m. today to be completed within 120 the Planning Commission on to install a· camera at the In addition to giving • When: City Hall, 3300 days of awarding a contract Sept. 21. city's lifeguard headquarters surfers and others a chance Newport Blvd. Crucial elements of the and several others along to check out weather and APPLICATION TO framework include unifying the beach to monitor surf conditions before dri-OPEN NAIL SALON t he area by putting up entry weather j)nd surf condi-ving to the beach, the cam-fiscal year to reserve $55,000 Council members will signs and installing nautical- tions. In August, offlclals for ,eras will also allow life-review an application to themed signs along the mile. for the appraisal of the har· HMariner's Village,• frotn the Huntington Beach-guards to monitor bor. City officials expect that open a nail salon on Balboa Riverside to Tustin avenues. based company withdrew unmanned portions of the by appraising the market Peninsula after the Planning would become the mile's the proposal after councn beach. rental rate for commercial Commission denied a use ·focal point. The proposal , members decided to What to expect Council harbor uses, the city could permit at its Sept. 21 meet-· encourages the develop-research possible deals with members are likely to allow improve the management of Ing. The commissioners had ment of a shopping center similar companies. Surfline to install the cam-the its harbor properties. cited a lack of required park-with a focus on an upscale One of those companies, era. While a bid submitted by ing as the reason for deny-market, cafes, theaters and Hardcloud, offered to pay George Hamilton Jones, Inc. Ing the application. specialty retail. the city up to $7,000 for the APPRAISAL OF COMMEROAL was higher than two other What to expect: Council· What to expect Council right to install a single cam-TIDELANDS USES top contenders for the con-man Tod Ridgeway request· members will conduct a pub- era. Surfline had offered to Council members are tract, city officials stated in a ed the application be lie hearing and are likely to pay for the camera installa-scheduled to adopt a budget report that the company has brought befOre the City adopt the framework after a tion and maintenance costs. amendment for the 2000-01 "considerably more experi-Council for review. second hearing Oct. 24. . Memories of Balboa S first first-class restaurant A rt Lashelle was one of the better people. I first met Art when he and a fellow named Joe Guido ran a bar on the Catalina isthmus named Christian's Hut. Art had some kind of a background in the movies. I never was quite sure what it was, but be seemed to know a good many moyie people. Be that as it may, the movie people who frequented the isthmus made Christian's Hut a pop- ular place. Change pace and location to Balboa. For years, actually as far back as I can remem- ber, there was a club on the bayfront and Alvarado Place called the South Seas Club. It went broke during the Depression, and Art and Joe moved their operation from the isthmus to the Balboa Peninsula, specifically to the old South Seas Club. There they opened a restaurant called, of course, Christian's Hut. Someplace along the road, Joe Guido dropped out of the picture, and Art ran the place by himself. I'm not worried, my agent is Craig Brown Insurance Call coday for auto & home owner's lnsuranct:! Robert Gardner THE VERDIO It was an instant success. Actually, it was the first first- class restaurant in Balboa. Oh, we had restaurants, but they were only beefed up hamburge r joints. I should know. l worked in one most of my younger days. Art and Christian's Hut will always have a soft spot in my life because of the din- ner he gave in my honor when I went into the Navy before World War U. Art served baked Alaska, the first time any of us had even seen the clish. Shortly after I w~nt mto the service, Art went in too. '"iJ SA F ~Co· Please join us for our f 42nd Anniversary Cekbr11tion Beginning Wednesday, October 4th A Special Showing of The ()p.U of October And An opportunity to Jo somt tarly holiday shoppint Ill 20-50% Off Silk "'111 I 0 "4JI Co~ urly for INtt selmion (949) 642-3310 1803 Westcllff Orivt NewJ>0tt BMch, CA 92880 Art went into what was then called the Army Air Corps, later the Air Force. As I remember, Art went in to be a pilot but washed out. How- ever, he stayed in the corps and ended up in India run- ning a famous officer's club for the pilots flying over the Hump and for the 21st Bomber Command of the B- 29 program. When the B-29s were transferred to Saipan, where I was already sta- tioned, and the pilots learned that I knew Art Lashelle, I had it made. After the war, Art returned to Balboa and Christian's Hut. It was still the only real class ope ration in town, but this time it had a n added attraction: Art hired Don Vaughn as bounc- er. and Don invented a new concept in throwing out unruly customers. He carried them out to the end of the pier and threw them into the bay. Christian's Hut was It's Party Time! Friday, October destroyed to put in a huge two-story apartment build- ing. When Joe Collins built his restaurant and motel com- plex in Corona del Mar, he selected Art to run the FOR THE RECORD restaurant, which was, not s urprisingly, a first-class affair. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona def Mar resident and a former judge. His column runs Tuesdays. In •An Interpretive Gala# listed in After Hours on Oct. 7, an incorrect phone number was listed for information on the Peter & M8JY Muth Interpretive Center Gala this Thursday. The correct number is (949) 640-6746. THAT'S YOUR FINAL ANSWER, ;tc till<~ &ot .. · Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 Tuesday, Odober 10, 2000 3 4 tu9tday, odober 10, 2000 .. FISH CONTINUED FROM 1 If the answer to Woodside'& question turns out to be no, Newport-Mesa residents should be c:oncemed. behaving normally -grow· ing and living and dying at about the same rate as ftsb that are living in dechlol'iMt· ed tap water. water to become contaminat- ed than ever before. •There's more paving,• he explained. ·vou have more runoff on roads with oil and grease.• for replenishing ground water aquifers. For that reason, offidals want to test the river water as thoroughly as possible, said Jack Skinner, a Newport Beach water.quality advocate who sits on the scientific advi· sory panel for the study. med.aka and eight ta.nlcs of zebra fish, as well as a few tanks of bluegill, are being tested ln the $250,000 study, which ls funded both by the water district and the Nation· al Watel Research Institute. 1be aquarium is part of a nine-month study to deter· mine if there are any unknown hazards lurking in the water that is used to recharge drinking water aquifers for this area. The fish, whose tanks have been supplied since March with water -drawn from the Santa Ana River, are so far But should the fish begin to croak, designers of the study say, it will be an lndica· tion that the water is not quite as user-friendly as it should be. Wat.er district offidals don't have any reason to believe that there is anything baz. ardous in the water now, Woodside said. But the increasing pace of industrial- ization in the watershed for the Santa Ana River means there are more ways for the For that matter, communi· ties in San Bernardino and Riverside counties c:lischame reclaimed water -highly treated sewage water, basi- cally~ into the river. And as populations rise, so do the rates of discharge. · All those dubious flows affect what the water district does -and what Newport- Mesa residents end up drink· ing -because the water from the river is the primary source •There are a lot of meth- ods of doing chem1cal 4Mly- sis and things of that nature, but one of the most reassuring things to biological scientists is that you've got a living, breathing animal that is actu- ally in the water 100% of the time and acts as a canary in" the cage,• Skinner said. . 1\venty-four tanks of For now, said Woodside, the study 1s focusing on a fair· 1y basic method of analY:siS: researchers will measure Sllll· pie things like survival lev~. growth rates and any obvi· ous, visual quirks of the river wat.er·raised fish. In further projects, researchers hope to tackle more complex problems, such as incidence of tumors and diseases in the fish. THOMSON CONTINUED FROM 1 Wynn added that Thomson's refusal to give a dear-cut answer was a sign of •not wanting to do some- thing that might persuade (voters) not to vote for him." be said. "One of the problems I've had with Thomson ... is his lack of political leadership.· Thomson distanced himself from his fellow council members with his statement of support for Measure S at a March council meeting. Soon after, he backed away from that stand, agreeing with the ideas behind the measure while seeing it as the wrong way to achieve growth control. Measure S, also known as the Greenlight Initiative, proposes to put before a citywide vote any develop- ment that allows an increase of more than 100 peak-hour car trips or dwelling units or 40,000 square feet over the general plan allowance. Measure T would add parts or the city's traffic phasing ordinance to the City Charter and nullify Measure S, should voters approve both measures. During a conversation Monday. Thomson denied that he ever support- ed the measure itself. He said the only thing he bad done was vote twice in favor of putting the measure on a spe- cial election ballot earlier this year. •They'd earned their right to have a special election,• he said. Thomson also said for the first time that he opposes Measure T. ·It takes a flexible piece of the municipal code and turns it into (part of the City) Charter that can only be changed by a vote of the people,· he said. Measure S supporters said Thom- son's refusal to take a clear stand does not reflect a balanced view. "Thomson's neutral position is the same as a 'no' vote on (Measure SJ that puts him in the same pro-growth camp as his opponent, Bob Wynn,• said Phil Arst, a spokesman for the Greenlight campaign. "That's why we have endorsed (District 7 candidate) John Heffernan.• While surprised by Thomson's st.and against Measure T, Heffernan said Thomson's endorsements by groups such as the Lincoln Club mad~ it impossible for him to support Mea- sure S. "You can't be a (Measure SJ 'yes' candidate with those people support· ing you,• Heffernan said. "l think this noncommitial stand is typical of an incumbent trying to gamer votes without antagonizing one side or the other.• Other Measure S proponents said they were disappointed with Thom- son's behavior. n don't know why be doesn't want to take a position on the ... issue,• said ~ancy Skinner, an environmental advocate. She added that in the past, Thomson bad been supportive of the type of issues she and other growth- control proponents addressed. *He has certainly done some very thoughtful and good votes,• she said, offering Thomson's successful effort to protect a parcel of open space at the comer of MacArthur Boulevard and San Joaquin Hills Road .as an exam- ple. "But I'm still mystified by his vote on the Marinapark resort," Skirmer said. Instead of backing plans to keep the city-owned, bayfront parcel as open space, Thomson and bis council colleagues voted in late August to enter exclusive negotiations with a developer proposing to build a luxury hotel on the site. Thomson's strategy is not winning SB~ Mattress Outlet Stor any support from the pro-Measure T crowd, either. 1That kind of a waffling stand will come back to haunt him,• said Clarence Turner, co-cha.irman of the Measure T campaign. Turner, a for- mer Newport Beach mayor, said bis group has no plans to endorse candi- dates. The Newport-Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce. which endorsed Thomson four years ago, put its weight behind bis opponent, Wynn. The chamber has also endorsed Mea- sure T. "We were very concerned about (Meas\ll'e S,)" said Richard Luehrs, the chamber's president, adding that the slow-growth issue was not the chamber's only criteria to endorse candidates. •ot course. [Thomson) has not indicated one way or the other whether he'll support (Measure S,)" said Luehrs. When asked if he thought his behavior could damage his chances for reelection, Thomson stayed right on course. "My job as a city councilman is to listen to the people and not to tell them how to vote,• he said. "That's my story and I'm sticking with it.• \(ILLA NO\( A BRAND NEW · COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Award Winning Italian Cui sine Since 1933 One Block Sout.11 ol 405 l'Wy (714) 545·7168 / I Doily P-dot - EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 Both Ward and the creators of Measure F said the statement didn't reveal anything new. Jails and landfills were includ. ed •because they are major pub- lic works projects that could affect people in their communi. ties,• said Richard Jacobs, an attorney for the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, which pro- duced the measure. He added that it was "exceedingly unusual and odd" to submit evidence after · the bearing. While agreeing with Jacobs, Ward said that at the time the measure was drafted, he wasn't even a member of the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority and therefore bad no insider knowl- edge of why jails and landfills were included in the measure. While Ward served on the authority as one of Irvine's repre- sentatives in 1998 and 2000, he did not during 1999, the year Measure F was drafted. Ellis said that Ward's absence .. ~m the authority as a board member didn't mean that be wouldn't know. what was going on. , , ·we're to asrome that repre- sentatives of the city of Irvine to (the authority), that thef are not communicating back to the city what has been donei" he said, adding that Ward's comments spoke for themselves. ·u the judge agrees to revtew [Ward's statements,) that's great for us,• said Ellis. "If not, it's still a pretty damning admission that Measure F was a ruse on the electorate.· Although Otero did not give a date for a ruling on the case, he IS required by law to reach a deci· sion within 90 days of the Sept. 11 hearing. 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" How To GEIPIB.BD The Dally Piiot welcomes letters on issues concerning Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. There are four ways to send in your com- ments: • Doily Pilot Goy Geiser-Sandoval EDUCATIONALlY SPEAKING Test scores may be up, but we still need to motivate T he Acildemic Performance Index school scores came out this week. These scores are now part of every politician's bat- tle cry. The explanation in the newspaper for those schools that showed dra- matic gains was that they were get- ting it right. No children were falling through the cracks. One school in our district had a 00-point jump in average lest scores in one year. But, as I figure it, half of the kids making up the test results were dif- ferent from 1999 to 2000. The school is a kindergarten through third grade school, and kids aren't tested until second grade. So, last year's third-graders aren't counted in this school's results. This year's second-graders hadn't taken the test before. Perhaps as a school system, we have figured out how to help every child, so there will be no need to compare how the same kids do as they progress from year to year. But. since many of the elementary schools in Costa Mesa are limited to two to four years of test-taking, of the kids taking the test at that school are different from year to year. The Newport elementary schools, that all have seven grades, are con- sistently among the top scores in the state and the nation. They have all exceeded the state target and quali- fy for the incentive money. Once again, scores dropped off from what they were at the feeder elementary schools to the secondary schools. So, even though the high schools have dramatically different average scores, most of the secondary schools have worse scores than the elementary schools U1at feed into that secondary school. An obvious explanation is that the kids in elementary school now are much more educated at that grad~ level than the kids in the higher grades. So, as those in high school grad- uate, they are replaced by the more educated kids that then increase the school's average test scores. Unfor- tunately, two of our secondary schools had overall decreases. When a business has a division that is losing money, it takes a course of action. · It either puts money and labor into the division, to provide more resources and training to brl.ng the division up to snuff. or it closes it down. Schools follow a different course. The governor will give incentive money to schools that met the tar~et by January. The schools that didn t meet the target won't be eligible for money...nlt"resources for another year, if thE!""Sl:fiool district decides to apply for the~~ all of the strings attached. _ . _ At the high school level, a.big_ problem is getting the test tahfs - motivated to do their best on the test. Here are my suggested motiva- tion techniques. Last year, at one school, we had a whole subject of science without textbooks for the first four months of the school year. This year, we have a whole subject of science without textbooks. Last year, we had academic core dassel with over 40 kids in one class. This year, history repeats Itself. Last year, kids couldn't get their schedules and make necessary changes until after school started. The same thlng happened thil year. Last year, kids got lockers that didn't work. ThiR year, those same lockers still don't work. I can't guarantee that these things will increase the IChool's evaraoe test scores. But. If Ir.ids had theb' dutes all wOrked out, and had a place to llt tn Mdl dim, a book to study from. and • pa.ce to keep their boob ma u. llnt day that Khool .... wouldn't ...., be on to • baiter .wtt DO we tee.Dy need ID fttl anatll· •,_,ID fD tbile be* prollWNl • .. I llJID4N& II a Cmll Mlilll ................... nR=--Cllft ......... HMll • .-lf .... • l.£TTEltS -Mail to the Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 • READUS HOTLINE -call (949) 642-6086 • MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • e.MAll. -Send to dailypl/otO/atlmttS.com All correspondence must Include your full name, hometown and phone number (for verifKatlon purposes only). -SANDI AMES, who has overcome the sorrow of her daughter, Shanel's disability. Tuesday, October 10, 2000 5 Defense ·or developer money doesn't wash By Steven E. Briggs T he Daily Pilot is right and Clarence Turner and Tom Edwards, "Measure T back- ers say the Pilot doesn't 'get it"' Community Forum, Sept. 7. are wrong. It is a simple reflection of busi- ness/economic circumstances in this area and eisewhere that cre- ated limited or no demand for such expansion in the early 1990's, thereby leading to an absence of such applications up until recently. Representative gov- ernment had nothing to do with it. cial statements. The alignment 9f supporters for these two initiatives is dear, predictable and easily identifi- able. Measure T (as in T for traffic) is supported financially by devel- oper, business entities related to the development industry and vu- two of the identical major finan- cial supporters of Measure T are business enhties with proposed expansions ~on the table" in this city. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the Dunes Hotel are among the major contributors and supporters to Measure T The backers of Measure T truly "don't get it." On the other hand, perhaps they do and they simply REBU't'Al hope that the M rest of us will not. They suggest that developers are unfairly characterized in a negative manner and point to their financial contribution to the community (citing the One tually no individuals. ~ 0 , The list appear-c1 Ou ingmthe ~O Both of those entities have huge planned expansions on the table at this time. Turner and Edwards have giv- en generously of their time in public service in the past for this city. They are lo be commended Ford Road project as oC.. an example.) • \otCu;:J Both of those have ou'5Ve~- now withdrawn those expansion applications from consideration by city o!hc1als, at.least until after the November election. It is ~~t .. ~'-Gree d an ~~.~:.::':1~,; for that. That does not, however, mean that they are infallible or that their opinions on current events are · entitled to any more weight than other resi- dents of Newport ll>'-.-uol ~~>-~. ""'.~11~-.. ~·111wa, ~ ""-,i;¢'' an.... ~ ·~ ~~· ~':::.i ~~.,.~1\l .,...,..,,,,, ,, ... ,.~.~~~'~' nf$1J\f\ __ .,,,e ""~"9.ol•< ,.,.,. ..... ..,9"1 -~.......-'°'\"•""'doll" •... ,.si ... ·-··--·· -.-..,.,,,.<" .. -~~-,.... flP~~ •1:. ...... • ,Iii} r• ._.\\• ,....•~ ,... di'".., .. .f.••"' ,.,...... -.,_...., ,..,... ... .,v:i-¢40 ~,,..... ·~ ~~.:.,.,.... ..... ,.... ·--~ ... ~..e~.wi1'1· s ......... .isW" ..... 1' cJ' u-~• ,,. '.'"\t>\UO'"e .II tl'll'· -~·· r.•"'"';'~ I""·.-;;.... ...,.,.,....... "'"',,... -JV.I .. ....... t.lt' ...-. ·...-........ ~ ~-~ ~ I«'" <"' ••''' ·•"'.,.'°" o-"" ~\"'"'I"~ ~~ v--.,,o ""'' ,..... 1"9 •• • ~-=-.,""1'1'.'~ ~ "' Aug. 17. issue of the Daily Pilot speaks for Beach. ,,_. .. ,~ wt ''"'~~~t• ,.~ •...V-\~ ~.,,d.• 'lill'w'-"" ~ ~~ • \~ ~f\O'>Uo~l'# ,,,,,,... ~£{ In their published joint opinion, they com- plain o( the attack on Measure T relating to its virtual unanimous and exclusive financial support by developer interests. The ~,_p ~c..;l'\.p.., .... 'P'. ......... ,.,..,... """" .. ...n«f ~\\, Wf' .,,.,..,.,,,.. ----~~~~~ •"'""' ~· r.o\11' V"'""" . ~ ...... -~ ~\)· 1'<~ ·"'"' ~ 'S\\\,.,,,., ,._..,.-,,.,,,.. ut1Uit ~ ~""" Please! The .,,. contributions required attack is not onJy fair, but it is fac- tual. Furthermore, but for the infor- mation published in an earlier edition ol the Daily Pilot, those facts would not have been easily made known to the general pub- lic. Measure T supporters certain- ly did not disclose that fact, other than in required disclosure state- ments, which, while they are pub- lic documents, are not freely and generally disseminated, except by the media. They suggest that the absence of approval of many large projects over the last six years is evidence of restraint by representative gov- ernment. This is like listening to presidential candidates. The absence of such projects is not due to restraint on the part of city officials nor should they receive any credit for it. MAILBAG L.A. -style gridlock comes to Newport For anyone who has lived in the Newport Harbor area for any significant amount of time, the statement, "traffic and develop- ment in Newport Beach is not out of control" sounds ludicrous. • In my 37 ye8fs. l have seen traffic go from a July problem, to July and August problem. Then it was a summer only problem. Today, traffic is a 365-day a year headache and getting visibly worse every year as the city con- tinues to approve more and more developments. You really have to be new to not see the change. CIR Of cona MUI Calta Mesa City Hell. Tl PU Drive, Costa Mesa. CA 926261 ~)75'-5223 ...,.... Oen' Mon•bari CG•dla l!lizabeth A C6Wan. Landa Dbon. Joe Brldtaon and Heather Soinen of developers are not charitable contributions. They are required to pay these expenses b~cause they wish to create additiooal homes, business buildings and other such structures within the community which require the cre- ation of additional infrastructure, such as roads, utilities and similar amenities. The homes they build add students to an already over- burdened school district. They are simply being asked to bear some of the expense of those additions to the community. Last. but not least. we all know perfectly well that these costs are built into the price of new homes, the rents tenants are charged in office buildings are otherwise passed on ultimately to the con- sumer. Nobody in their right mind would suggest that these contri- butions come off the bottom line of any of these developer's finan- Ever driven down Coast High- way between the hours of 3 and 7 p .m.? No, you are not in L.A.! This is Newport Beach my good neigh-wrs and that is bumper to bumper traffic. Many folks moved here to get away from that kind of grid- lock only to contribute to it here. Enough is enough! Voters must take control through Green- lighl. It is OUT OF CONTROL! DAVID BEEK Balboa Island Seeds of Republicanism are so easy to see The front page article in the Sept. 27 edition of the Daily Pilot titled ·A Vote of Copfidence, • which featured the Newport- lllWPOIT•SA lllfllt SCIOOL DISTllCT District Office: 298.S-A Bear St., • COl1a Mesa, CA 926261 (714) 424-5000 s~ iRObert Balt>ot ~ 0e.na Black. o.ws 8roob. Jim~ Maltba Fluor. Judy~ Wmdf Leece Md serene.StOUI itsell in identifying contributors to Measure T, including the Cali- fornia Association of Realtors, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Building Industry Association, Taylor Woodrow Homes, McClaren Vasquez & Partners (architects), Dunes Hotel. Kauf- man & Broad, Standard Pacific Homes, etc. Measure T supporters should go further than suggested by the Daily Pilot. regardless of whether it is legally required. If they truly seek to represent the views of individual residents and citizens of Newport Beach, then they should return special interest contributions (which we all know they will not do). Fur- thermore. they should offer a public explanation as to how the plan to finance a campaign that they suggest as.of August 17th was $72,000.00 in the red. They should disclose commibnents they have received for funding, whether in money or in kind, from individuals or businesses. It should also be mentioned that Mesa Islamic community encour- aging members to vote, was very interesting. People who immigrate from Islamic countries understand the importance of not allowing the government to gain too much power over its people. That is why they encourage people to get involved in the process, to vote for individual rights, and why they resist big government controlling our lives. It is not a surprise that they vote Republican. NANCY SMITH Newport Beadl· Reader asks who's protecting our views? I attended a recent Newport Cent.er 1'147.a, Sant.a Ana. CA 9'2701 • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa). (114) 834-3220 • 1boinas Wilson, Stb Dtttrict ~Beech. Santa Ana Heig)lts). (714) ~~ nanSIUTI Rom Jobliion (R), 35'b Dllldd. 18552 MacAl1bur Bml., --1n1ne. CA rrlt5' fl'9) m.otlO or tu f9'9) 833...oe98; "-5ec:l.-my Pat Joyce (916) 323-1200. lqllll''F??D ~BNwCR~Db W. tllD~ .... m....-.CA•alrlMll._ .... ........... ! .... ~ clear that both of these organi- zations have not abandoned their plans to expand, but merely seek to achieve their goals in a differ- ent manner by supporting Mea- sure T financially and the resub- mitting their applications in what they hope and expect will be a more friendly environment. Lastly, the suggestion that Mea- sure S .consbtutes an attack on representative government is just hogwash. II representative govern- ment had acted consistent with the wishes and desires of the individ- ual citizens that it represents, there would be no Measure S. Measure S (as is Sis for Stop- ping Traffic) has truly been fund- ed and supported by individual citizens. One only has to observe the behavior of some (not all) of the elected and appointed officials who have been considering appli- cations, such as the Dunes Hotel and the Marinapark project this year, to understand what moti- vates supporters of Measure S. Some of these individuals are at times openly indifferent to legal obligations, disdainful of the views of residents and even behave pub- lidy in a hostile manner in response to legitimate criticism. • STEVEN E. BRJGGS is a Newport Beach attorney. Beach Planning Commission meeting, especially interested in what they had to say regarding Mariner's Mile. It was not clear what the maxi- mum height of any new construc- tion would be, as developers always use the argument that it isn't feasible to build unless you can go higher than the legal limit. And nebody advanced the idea that it is important to protect (what 1S left of it) lbe public park view of the bay from CWf Drive Park. Then the possibility exists that 20 years from now there will be a C~ese Wall· of similar Balboa Bay Club buildings up and down this area of the Coast Hlghway. DONW1WAMS Newport Heights -420, Newport Deitch, CA 926601 (9'9) 756-2244 ~Rayburn Building, WasNng- 1oG. DC 20515; (202) 225-5611 or lu...,251-~ B....O: dlritltoplwr.oox• ........ ~ • IJMa ltDbrabac:bel, (R), 4Stb m 'Wld (IDrhMMng co.ta Mw ... Wiii Newpon). 101 Mm ...... X:.~&Mda. CAaMlt(?t•)~ 28..,... .......... ""« a I •• -. DC 2IOSIS. ,_,~ts• ... , .. , ... ,... ••••at t1PN••~ • The Daily Pilot is great at uncovering all the wedge issues around town, whether they're at city hall, the school board or at the end of the peninsula. And the newspaper also preserves the hometown feel of our ~mmunity. . . And that's pretty bitchin'. Got the Pilot? call 1 (800) LATIMES to subscribe • Call (949) 642-4321 to adveftise . • J • Preciklions of I 111EDIY ----Odoblf 16 honor• STIVI IUISS Sports Edik>r Roger Corison • 949..57 44223 • Sports Fox: 949-650.0170 • Tuesday, October 10, 2000 7 l .~~~e~~~es~~~gE:!~.-.?Il f ~~~~~~ ~~~~S SEAVEW PO. Sea View PCL championships are ha dl . th b (the last eight Sea View Viejo High. I r y m e ag. champions have also gone Aliso Niguel (1--4) should : I 've read up, studied scores. • been crowned the kismet kingpin. on to win a section crown), be Jett longing for its salad LEAGUE 1. University 3-2 : analyzed the tine print an(! Many have predicted the lrviJ)e has earned the days in the PCL. 1. Irvine 5-0 2. Costa Mesa 4-1 • ; conducted unofficial polls. Yet, . Timberwolves, stocked with growing favorite's tag. Speaking of the PCL. the 2. Newport 4-1 3. Estancia 3-2 3. Laguna Hills 3-2 4. CdM 2-3 the degree of confidence this legions of players who formerly fed The unbeaten Vaqueros, current members of which 4. Woodbridge 2·3 5. Northwood 2-3 : research provided in predicting the Irvine High gridiron machine of who have outscored teams, have combined for only one 5. Aliso Niguel 1-4 6. Laguna Beachl-4 , the football races in the Pacific Coast the 1990s, would soon be snacking 147-11, in the first half this playoff wm the last four and Sea View leagues, led me to voradousJy on PCL foes. But, without season, are hoping to make seasoris (Costa Mesa in goal to avoid falling to winless Westminster in Week 3. Further, consider a somewhat Jes$ meticulous a single senior, a rise so rapid was the most out their last 1997), there are as many • method. . completely unexpected. hurrah, before Northwood enigmas as contenders. So, I set aside my pile of resource The random remainder came up: drains the talent pool. Barry Faulkner Uruversity (3-2) material, cleared my mind and 2. Estanda; 3. Costa Mesa; 4. Corona Newport Harbor (4-1), overcame modest preseason opened myself to the wonder of deJ Mar; 5. University; and 6. Laguna with Chris Manderino now PREPS expectatioris to become my wins over Bolsa Grande and Brethren Christian, by a combined 107-14 margin, may threaten the Mustangs' credibility more than enhance rt. chance. Beach. at tailback, is literally not title favonte after Week 4. I wrote each school's name on a The same method anointed the same team that But the TroJaris were shut piece of paper, shuffled and shook Laguna Hills the Sea View favonte, struggled _to a 14-7 win over Orange down, 7-3, last week by Saddleback, them, then plucked them blindly, followed by, in order, lrvine, Aliso L1:1theran m the o~ne:, then lost to which has fallen to Mesa and CdM. CdM (2-3) has played the league's toughest schedule to date and enters on a two-game wm streak. Should CdM beat Mesa Fnddy, 1t Jumps into title contention. one-by-one, from a paper bag, Niguel, Woodbridge and Newport still unbeaten Manna 10 Week 2. Estancia (3-2), the heir apparent , assigning each a finish order from Harbor. The defending league and CIF couung in, stumbled badly with : first to worst. After all, 1 theorized, But J could not, I decided, leave it Division VI cbampioris clearly won't back-to-back losses to Canyon and this must have been the procedure at this. Surely I could predict my way let their five-game league winrung Santa Ana Valley. It rebounded with , some CIF Southern Section poll out of a paper bag, though I'm streak <;tie without a fight, be¢1:1ning a 43-0 trouncing of Orange Fnday, Northwood (2-3) IS still an unknown quantity after a preleague schedule that featured only one Orange County opponent (a 34-0 loss to 4-1 La Habra). : voters used to concoct the mysterious tucking said bag away in a desk with Fnday's probable league title the identical score Uni posted agairist ; divisional top-10 alignments I've seen drawer, should I require its use as a showdown at Irvine. the Panthers in Week 4. in recent weeks. disguise in five weeks time. Laguna Hills (3-2), earns an edge Mesa (4-1), ranked No. 1 in CIF First the PCL: Congratulations • In the Sea View, League of over Woodbridge (2-3) in th~ battle Division IX two weeks ago, was Laguna Beach ( 1-4) lost its opener to La Quinta (outscored, 143-18, since). Enough said. · Northwood, which, without even Champions, so named because all for the last playoff berth, which could embarrassed by Ocean View, 29-7, playing a varsity league game, has five members won section be decided with their }lead-to-head on Sept. 29 and needed a late field I'll take Uru over the Newport- Mesa triumvirate, with Northwood and Laguna Beach playing spoiler. HIH SCHOOL GIRU GOLF Redondo claims NH crown SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -Redondo High, led by medalist Elena Kurolcawa's 1-over 60, won the fifth annual Newport Harbor Golf Townament at Newport Beach Golf Club Monday. It was the tourney's first over an 18-hole format. acconiing to tournament director Jim Warren. Tournament host Newport Harbor, with Undsay Gal- braith, Kelly Hunt and Shelly Roberts, was second, 14 strokes off Redondo's team totals of 189. , Third, led by Stella Lee's 64, was Irvine. Lee and Galbraith of Newport were tied for second in the individuals with 64s. Harbor's second group, which was sixth overall in the 13-team field, consisted of Amanda Campbell (76), Lau- ren Foster (80) and Katie Watson (82). Costa Mesa's trio of Shannon Riddell (85), Katie Ren- ish (96) and Jean You (98) finished down the line. The first flight's leading trio, each with 82s, were Newport H'arbor's Lauren Bradburn and Watson, and Foothill's Nicole DeCuollio. Palm Desert and Hacienda Heights Wilson were fourth and fifth in the team standings. DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.Of Newport Harbor Hlgh's Und.say Galbraith (right), COlta Mesa's Katy RenJsb (below, right) and Newport Harbor's Amanda Cam.bell (below) share a common denominator at Newport's golf tnvttaUonal Monday, great form. : HllH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK CCOACllS' SIUCTIOllS) COSTA MESA MUSTANGS T he 6-foot· • 2, 182- pound junior • qu1rterb1ck completed 11 of 17 for 149 y1rds, Including • l)lllr of 2~rd • TD tosses. IAllClllllW SERG.10 PEREZ T hi 6-fool-S. 2 1 0 • pound-- offen1lv• tMllle -damll ... .. ~ ......... =-== At 56~9• pound senior cornerb1ek, he had one of te1m's two lnterc~ tlons Ind WM very strong wfth • PISS defense. MAlT COLBY A5·foot·10, 1 7 5 -="= ..... ht .. four ... .. -.._. lndud-.... ......... ............ ALVIN NGUYEN 'T'he 5-foot-J. 8, 155- pound senior rushed for 1$4y.-ds on 10 cerrles. Including TDs of 44 Ind 19, ind he Md an • Interception. MHER BABIKIAN A S-foot·9, 16().. pound senior, he was lnon twoACks, recxM!t'ed • blodted punt Ind continue to play weft It defensiw end. • Pirates sparkle at Irvine •Men's team stuns San Diego Mesa and Mt. SAC by one point; Orange Coast women runners-up. IRVlNE -The Orange ( CROSS COU Coast College men's and women's cross country teams continued their impressive defense of their 1999 state champ1- orish.lps at the lrvine Invitational, Saturday morrung. The men's team took first place in the 18-leam event with 83 points, beating out two of the top teams in the stale, San Diego Mesa and Mt. San Antonio, each by one point. Tony Magana look 10th place to pace the Pirates with a four- rnile ti.me of 21:00. Allen Childress came in 13th with a 21 : 12 and Victor Lopez finished 19th at 21:26. Manuel Orozco (21st, 21:31) and Juan Carillo (25th, 21:37) also scored for OCC. The three-time defending state champion women's team took second place behind only Mt. San Antonio in the 16-team field. Heather Shurtleff finished second overall on the 5,000-meter course, posting a time of 19:25. Christiane Reimer was eighth with a 19:56, while Lindsay Allen took 17th with a 20:35. Other scorers for OCC indude Laura Weaver (19th, 20:44) and Ann Garton (22nd, 21:00). MEREDITH I.AKE ....... Feb. 2. 1978 c =s.foot ... 130 ~Soe'.e91" .. C.-.W-ri:tfteld 1llw: Sopt!OmOI• ' """~ Elll tfjgt\ S-'t .... ~ ' =....: a.rt.a land Ind lnlndlie ! Oaeg ~Nt ~=:~ ....... food:~ curry} ,._... ....-: .,.ommy loV Ind •t.tw Off Deed· ....... -*~-NlltionlalinGec.,;. ..... Wt ~m11ga.· .............. V:NI ~-~--·?:.T..t, o..n--. ""'*"'on n olff fie ...,..,._on..., .. .,.. I ... IWcA. Dllr ... ' • ~ CollllclDr .tpCW1S Olld _,.. 00.S l..AsT WEEX's l:llGH SCHOOL FO<YnALL PLAYS OF 30 YAlll>S OR MORE • M -Kyle CasWu (Estancia) TD pass from Kenny Valbuena. • 57 -Matt Moore (CdM) TD pass from Dylan Hendy. • 53 -Rory MclCeewr (Corona del Ma.r) punt • 4.C -AMn Nguyen (Costa Mesa) touchdown run. • 4l -Jon-Luke Del Fu .. (Corona del Mar) field goal. • 42 -Blake ffKker (Colona del Mar) touchdown nm. • 41 -Nick C.blco (Costa Mesa) kickoff return. • 40 -Charlie Abbaler (CdM) pass from Dylan Hendy. • 39 -Alvin Npyea {COit& Mesa) run. • 38-Brtu Gaeta (Newport Harbor) pass from Mo,,,_ Cnlt· • M -ltlcb1e ..._ (Est.anc:ia) run. • M -DeWI S....... (Est.anc:ia) interceptk>n retwn for 11>. • 30 -hlrk:k u.na,.r (Colt.a Mesa) run. • 30 -a.ola A.lla1ga (Cotta Mele) touchdown run. , .. 8 TU!tdcry, Octob.t' 10, 2000 SPORTS ' Doily Pilot ... .. ,. _. ----~ J -~ • -e • I GAMESTOPPERS •I • ........... , '. ~·.. •• < '-" <-·. ~; • •;..-.. :-•, CONTINUED FROM 7 . ' . ,. ·" ~..........,, _,_ . r-•M••~-----------·--~ TODAY'S MATCHUPS f t 11 ' i r r f • NEWPORT HARBOR -End Ian Budgan had two big hits for no gain ... Mlddle linebacker Alan Saem intercepted a pass, and SJnAshed up the middle to hold the running back tor a yard loss ... Tackle Nlck Moglulddam forced a punt with a tackle for a 3-yard loss ... Bnd Joe Foley had a 6-yard sack ... Mogha.ddam made quick work of tbe quarterback tor a 2-yard loss ... Noseguard C.J. Colllns forced a fourth down with a hard tackle ... Strong safety David SpNnger blocked e Costa Mesa and Northwood book up at the Mustangs' gym for a 3:15 p.m. girls volleyball match up. L_____ -----~ ~-. The Cor004 del Mar Hlgb girls tennis team, fresh off its 15-3 Pacific Coast League win over Estancia Thursday, wW have its bands full today when league nemesis University comes to the CdM campus for a 3:15 show- down. The Sea Kings (8-1), ranked No. 3 in CIF Southern Section Division Il, won all 54 sin- gles' games played against the Eagles, thanks to the strong play of Anne Yelsey, Brittany Minna and Laura Claster, all 6-0, 6-0, 6-0, winners. •Newport Harbor's field hockey team (13-1-1) will play at Huntington Beach today at 3:15. The Sailors have outscored their opponents, 36-2, this season. • ln girls golf action, Newport Harbor wW take on Aliso Niguel at Big Canyon Country Club, while University takes on Estancia. Both matches start at 2:30 p.m . It ..... occ IA I IXU&. n • .....,.QD C..lllia a punt and recovered the ball on the Wolfpack 13, setting up touchdown ... Outside linebacker Chrts Mandertno stuffed a running back for a 3-yard loss ... Comer back Ryan Spruth picked ott a pass to end the Wolfpack's final drive. --- The 'Iroja.ns are ranked No. 8 in Division Il and gave the Sea Kings their biggest test last year before falling in a 10-8 decision. • Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa hook up at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club's Mesa Linda course for a 2: 15 PCL showdown. • In collegiate action. the Orange Coast C ol· lege men's and women's soccer teams wW take on arch rival Golden West Honors to Kim • ESTANCIA -Outside linebacker Matt Colby sacked quarterback for minus-6 yards .:. Inside 'backet Fahad Jahld made a stop for a 1-yard loss and another for no gain ... Lineman Jesse CUdenas made two tackles for 1-yard losses ... Davtd Stoddard had two interceptions, while Ivan Garcia, Cesar Romero and Cardenas recovered Orange fumbles ... Jeremy Valdes made a nice block to spring Casillas on a 65-yard touchdown play ... David Rodriguez made a tackle for a 2-yard loss and Garcia applied a first hit on a 6-yard loss ... Romero and RJck Valdez stuffed a runner for a 1-yard loss. Elsewhe re today: w h 1 1 e WATER POLO Corona del • Estancia's girls tennis team will play at Northwood, while Costa Mesa hosts Laguna Beach. Both are PCL matchups and begin at 3:15 .. • ln girls voUeyball action, Newport Harbor, ranked No. 3 in Division I-A, will play at Woodbridge at 6:30, while Corona del Mar, second-rank ed in Division 111-AA, hosts Estancia at 6. •The men's team (7-2-4, 3-1-1 in the Orange Empire Conference) host the Rustlers at 4 p.m., while the women's squad (8-5-1, 3-2-0) plays at GWC at 3 p.m. • For Vanguard University, the men's soccer team plays at Point Loma University a t 3 p.m., while the women's volleyball team hosts Christian Heritage at 7 p.m. -by Tony Altobelli Mar High sophomore Artie Dorr was named Most Valuable Player at the recent S&R Sport Water Polo Cup at Heritage Park in lrvine, also earning Most Valuable Goalie honors over the course of the presll- gious tournament was Sherwin Kim, a junior starter for the champion Sea Kings of CdM. • COSTA MESA -Antony Grublslcb and Robert McQueen combined on a blocked pwit, which was recovered by Mher Babtklan ... Louis Day had two assisted sacks, Babikian recorded a solo and an assisted sack and Sean Biggio, Shem Gerhauser and CUlos Alderete had solo sacks ... McQueen and Day stopped runner in backfield (or minus-5 yards ... Grubisich and Alvin Nguyen had interceptions. BSC 9955 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: JOSEPH A. KEPPELER CASE NO. A204390 To all heirs. t>eneh· coanes. creditors, cont· lngent creditors, and persons who may otn.r· WIS& be Interested In the will or eslate, or both, ot- JOSE PH A. KEPPELER A PETITION FOR PROBATE haa been hied by JOYCE MORTON tn the Supe· rk>f Cour1 of Celifomla. County of ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requeets that JOYCE MORTON be appointed 11 persontl rep<esentatlve to •dmin-ister the eslate al the ~ cadent THE PETITION re· quests the decedent'• Win and c:odiclls, If any. be admitted to prob8te. The Wltt and any codicfla are available tor ex· aminatlon In the file kept by the court. THE PETITION re· quests authority to ad· m1nmer the Mtat.e under the l~t Admin- IStr•bOn of Eltat" Act. (Thts Authority will allow the personal rtPfeMnt· 111ve to take many 1e- ti0fl1 without obtaining oour1 apprOllaJ. Belor1 taking cer1aln vary Im· portant 1ctlon1, how· ever the perlOOlf rapr• -UIM Wiii ba required to give notice to In· terested person1 unless they have W1llv9d notice or consented to the propoeed actlonJ The Independent a mini•· tratlon authority wlll be granted unle91 an In- terested pef80n ftlel 811 objact1on to the petftlon 8nd shows good CllUM wtry Iha OOUr1 lholJld nol gr8nt the •uthority A HEARING on the petrtion will ba held on NOVEMBER 2. 2000 •t 1:-45 pm. In Dept, L73 located at 34 l lht Olly PIEllCE IA011BI IEU BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 942-91 Drive South, Orenge, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the gr8r1tinQ cl the -lion. -you lilould-8ppMI II the healfng and tlat. your objection• or Ille written objectlonl with the court before the h .. ring. Your •P· pearance may ba In pet· ton Of by your ettomey. IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR or co11tl11gent cred- itor ol the deceaMd. )'OU must lile youi c:llirTI with lh• court 8nd 111811 • OOf1Y to the ~ ~ reeencatlve appointed by the cour1 within tour month& from the d8te of the fitst lsal.ance of let· tara as prollldad in Pro- bate Code eection 9100. The tlme for fillng cl8lma will not expire before lour montt\I from Che hearing d8t• notlc9d above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the OOUtt. If you are a Plf80ll lo-terKted In the 11t1t1, you may tile with the cour1 a Request for Soe- cl•I Notice (form OE· 154) al the filing d an lo- 11entocy and ~ of Ml8te asaets « of 8IT'/ petition or eccount u provided In Probate Code NCtion t250. A RequMt tor Spedel ~ ttce fonn II avall8ble from the oourt cief1t. Alt«MV for Petltlol wr: RENEE M. RAITHEL, ESQ. S8H 1Maa, PA.IJ_!..L...~.HA8TIN08, JA-~T l WALKER LLP, tff Town CenMr Of., 17"' Floor, Co.ta ...... CA 9212t-tt2C Publlehed Newport BHch-Co•t• M•H Dally Pilot October tO, t8, 17. 2000 }M239 BSC 9962 NOTICE OF PETfTION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: JOHN E. AKINS •ka JOHN AKJNS •ka JOHN EDWIN AKINS CASE NO: A204418 To aH heirs, benefl. c:i8nes. creditor., cont· logent creditor., •nd perlOn8 who m11y Olher· wile ba lntereated In the win or estate, « both, at. JOHN E. AKINS •k8 JOHN AKINS akl JOHN EDWIN AKINS A PETITION FOR PROBATE hu been l)iscount Casket ( I( 111.111011 ,lflil 1\1111 ti'·,," I Carint Sn-vitt anti Quality Cultttt for lnt . Direct Cremation •• $495 Immediate Burial •• $995 (llfdwla ~~tt) Prurrangcmcnt Programs Available for Funeral Scrvic:a, Ccmatioru and Cuha I l>,11'\fll ,,,.1-...\\1 I :-..; K s . I ( \ ', 1, I I STARTING ANEW BUSINESSP • • • • • • • • • • • .· -. "'/t'f-i~ :_~\-=-*~ [ ~ -1 ( MUC --I .______........, filed by . HARRY S. CARMACK In the Supe- rior Court of California, County d ORANGE. lliE PETITION FOR PROeATE requem lhll HARRY S. CARMACK be appointed 81 per· 80081 repruen18live to ldmlni9ter the lltltl al the deoedent. lliE PETITION re· quH1e the decedent's Will 8nd codlcila, If 1111y. be edml!led to prob8te. The Wll 8nd 8IT'/ codicils 8fe 8\llll8ble for IX· 8Mnelion In the file kept by 1he oourt. lliE PETITION r• quest.a euthorlty to ad· mlnilter the ..WI under the Independent Admln- l81Tation of EllltH Act. (Thia Authol1ty will •low the perwonel repreeent· •live to l8k• many 8C- llon8 without obtaining court approval. Before taking C91181n very lm- poft8nt 8ctlon1, how· ever. Iha p8"IOnll rapr.- l«llatlve will be requlr8d lo give notice to In- terested perlOll9 unle11 they h8ve W8lved notice or conaented to the P«>POl9d •ctionJ The lndtpendent • mini•· tr•tlon autnonty wlU be gr811ted unle11 an In· 1erllted peiaon fhe 1n ~ IO the petition 8nd atlOWI good CllUM wtiy Iha COUit lllollid not gnint the authollty. A HEARING on the petition win be held on NOVEMBER II, 2000 •I 1:45 p.m. In Dept. L73 kxa1ad 81 34 l Th8 Olly Drive South, Of•nge. CA 92888. IF YOU OBJECT to the grWlli'tg d Iha peti- tion, . you lllould 8PPMI 81 the "-ring lll1d Nie your objection• or Ille written objectlon9 with the COUr1 befor. the hearlng. Your •P· PN'8"'CI m11y be In per· 80r'I °' by your •ltor'ney. IF YOU ARE A CRE(). rTOR or CCI llil IOI! II cred- itor of the deoMlad. you muet Ille 'f'XK dUn whh th• court 8nd ln8H • oopy to the ~ rtp- ,_gfiv• 80l>Olnted by the • oourt Within four montha from the dele of the fillt llalllnOI of le(. ..,.. .. l)IOllldad In Pro- ba Code Mdlon 1100. The llrne for ftllng ct.ma Wiii not expire bef«• four monlhl from the hHrlng d8te notlc9d •bove. YOU MAY EXAMINE the Ille kept by the oourt. If you .,. • pereon lo- terllled In the ntete, you m•y file wtth the oourt I ~ b Sol- c181 Notice (form OE· l 5') al "' tmrlg cl .,, "'" llftory end ~ of Mt8te ...... Of of 8tly pelitlon Of' ecoount u provided In Prob•l• Code Hctlon 1250. A Request for Sped8I ~ lice form la 1¥8111.ble from the court cleft(. Aaom.y for Pwcttknwr: Herry a. Cet"'80lll, Elq, 18K'tMMt, ~ltLMW, 474 E. 17VI t treet, ..... 201.~ ...... CA t:te27 Publl•h•d Newport 8e1ch·Co111 Meu Dally Pilot October 10, 10. 17, 2000 IM238 ADVERTISEMENT BIO JOB WALK IS Fletltloua Bualneu FOR BIOS MANDATORY FOR Name St.tement Sublect to oonditlons ALL PRIME CON· The followtng persons Pfesa1bed by lhe under· TRACTORS; THE are doing butilHa u : elgned. eealed bk» for 8 MEETING WILL BE fnlern•I Muhtlng Lump Sum Conll'llCI are C.L.OSEO AT t:OS P.11. Center of C•llfornla, lnVlted fol the tollowlng A~Y PRIME CON· t965 Or•nga Ave .. Work: TRACTORS ARRIVIHG ec.ta MeM, CA 92&27 EXTENDED AFTER THIS TIME IMCCAL (CAI, 1865 DAY CARE CEHT£R me~ 18cf-PART1CI-Orange Av•.. Co1t1 PROJECT NO. PATE IN THE BIO PRO-Mesa. CA 92e27 9110480 CESS .. 8 .. PRluE Thi• bu11neas 11 con· UNIYERSfTY OF " " ., ducted by: • corporation CALIFORNIA, IRVINE CONTRACTOR. Hav• you 1tut1d DESCRIPTION OF Seeled bid• wlll not doing ~ yet? No WORK: be ~ .rt.: IMCCAl. J8me1 G•r· The project lncfll<MI 20CT08!00 P;,..-• TU2000ESOAY, dner. CEO the repl8cement of the '"" 24, • This 118tement wu ••~modular build-At Design and Con-fUed with the County ~·Comer ~ =:c:~ =~~ :r9'1!~io~:: ~~~ Couocy cle Drive, and Ve,..no Irvine, 3500 Berkeley 2D00el40507 Roed. The new 18Cffity Is Place, lrvlne. CA Deily Pilot Sepl 19, 26, e 3,415 a.I. l·story bulfd.. 9~6...9}~45~lda will be Oct. 3, 10. 2000 !953 Ing, Type V·N, Oc· -oupency E·3 and rutty opened •t 2:05 P.M.. Fictitious Bualneu lpflnklered, wtlich wi~ T\1Md8y, October 24, N..,te Sl8t9ment be build In the current 2000. The followtng perwons Flctltloue Bu1lneaa Name St.tement The following per90nl are doing bullilel8 u : JPJ Coneuhlng, 2463 Irvine Ava. F2. Coat• ~.CA 92827 Leot18rd J. JomlkY, 2463 Irvine Ave. F~. Coeta M .... CA 92827 Je111c8 PurHll, 2403 Irvine Ave. F2. Costa Meea, CA 92027 This bulineM la oon- ducted by: a general partnerltllp H•v• you 1terted doing bualneaa yet? Yee, S+99 Leon.,d JorM1cy Thia 1l•l•m•nt was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on l Ot'06l2000 20006142952 Delly Pllol Oct. l 0, 17' 24, 3l. 2000 T244 P•~ng Loi 3t The Bid Seounty In the 8fe doing ~ u . buildlng atrvcture •YI· amount of 10'11. ol the The &Ibbie Gum Guy a BSC 9193 tern Is steel, wlCh • lllop-Lump Sum Base Bid. •x· More, 380 W Wll9on NOTICE OF Ing metal dedc roof. The duding 8'1em8tH, shell Street, 8·105, Coal8 PETITION t>uUig exterior le oom-aocompany Heh Bid. Mesa. CA ~7 TO ADMINIS....,R ri_,.,. of t --The Surety lssulnn the J p t"""" u 111e I .. P ....... oonere 8 ..... Bid Bond shall ba.'~ ttie emt1 a '"'"' "' r. ESTATE OF: IOllry unite (CMU) and 8kt D .. dtlne, listed in 380 W. W1laon Strfft, 8-RICHARD M. PRICE :~~lr~tr~~~ng 111y~~ the l•test publfahed ~g~27Coat• Men, CA CASE NO. A1"157 ~let• the eurround-Sl8te of c.ltfomla, 0.. Tua buslMU 11 con-To •II heir•. benefl- lng 1118 wont, Including crtment of Insur.no., ducted by: 811 lndivldu9I ol8.rie1, crad!t0f8, cont· (but not lmit*' to) gr1ld-of lnlurwl AdmltMd H•v• you atuted lngent creditor•. •nd Ing, '8ndllc8plng, paving !!>...!.,.,..,,,."' _,,_ ~ ...... doing ~ yet? No plf'IOnl -.t1o mey oflef· etc. l.8ndlc8pe llllltll ba -~ ~Bidder J8mn Patric:lc Mlllel' WIM be lnl«alMd In the completed under the nd I Suboontra Thl8 ll81ement WU wl Of Mtat•. OI both, at. dulgn-bulld method. a ts cton filed wlth the County RICHARD M. PRICE The . eld1tlng modut•r wtll be '9qUlrad to follow Clertt o1 On1nge COtJntY A PETITION FOR bulldlrl9. (8Pl)rox. 24'x the noncb:rimlnlllon ,. on 09/29/2000 PROBATE hH been l!O') with att.ched open ~rementa Ht forth In 20009142293 fit.a by DEBRA ELLIS, shed II not In conflict Bidding Oocu!Mll~ DallvPilot Oct. 3, to. l7, JEFFREY HEITZ, with tile n•w construe· and to P8Y Pf•v• ""' 2~ T970 BAR8ARA HEITZ In the tJon 8l1d thul could be W9ll9 rates •t lhe tom-Superior Court of C•ll- UMd u 1 field ofb 11on of the Wodc. Fletltloua Bualneu toml8, County at OR· during the CONtruc:tlon. ...~~lo 8:: N•me StM91Mnt ANGE . However the modular the followln, Sl8te ol The following persona THE PETITION FOR bulling lnauding 8lt ufil. are doing bulinMI u : PROeA TE reqlHlltl that ltiH , foundetlon and C•llfomle ontractor's TAILOR~ BASKETS, DEBRA ELLIS, other aupport 1ystem1 license current 81 the 640 S. Grand Ave.. JEFFREY HEITZ..k sh811 be removed from time or IOOmlallon of ttle 1107, Sant• Ana, CA BARBARA HEll.t: be Unlvertity properly end Bid. 92705 appointed ae peflONll utllltlee c.ppad prior to a-~,.~:lng Undll o. Young, 2010 repreeentattv11 to •d- completlon al the Work. B1rr1nc•. lfewport m1n11t8r the HlllM al the 8100EA QUALi· (l.JoenM Cluafficlltion) Beech, CA 92680 decedent FICATIONS: Prime (~Code) Thie tiu.1ne11 19 con-lliE PETITION ,._ Bidden wtlo do not oF ducted by: 81\ lndMduel quest• •uthorfty 10 ad-meet the quellflc:etlol11 ~ ~~~ OF Have you at•rt•d rniN1t« the ..ute under In the Contnlct Doc~ doing ix--yet? No the llldepet Idem Admh-mente IMY not be CALIFORNIA Unde D. Young i.tr.lion al Est.IM NA. •llglble for •••rd. ~1.= Newport Thia st•ternent wu {TlW Authol1ty wtll 811ow Prime Bidden mu1t flied whh the County the pet'1IONI repr•Mnl· aubm" their Ou•ll· e .. ch·Coet• M111 Cieri! al Orange County atl\IM to 18J<• rNny ec-flcetlon• on the fMm Dally Pilot October 3, lO, on 09l20l2000 Ilona wlthovt obl81nlng PfOVlded by the Uni· 2000 200oel41143 OOUll •pprov•I. Before veralty, " •n •tteci.. -----~T9..,0.,.0 Dally Piiot Secit. 28. Oct. IUlng c.t1aln very lrn- IMnC to the Bid '-· NEWPORT BE.ACH 3, 10. 17. 2* !964 poNnt 8Ctlon8, how· Al• bidden muet -· the PlflONI "Pf• oetUty tNt the M• CrTY COUNCIL STATEMENT OF MN&t!Yea will be r• r::1v:i.w:'=: st':.e:f:v ~::N~~= ~:c,~:_ trKtot9 h8w met the October 10, 2000 BUSINESS NAME 1-they hive waived Fictitious Buelneaa N8me St.8tement Thefol~ are doino u : BAYSHO'RE ESTATES, 401 38th Strfft, N1tw- port Be8ch. CA 92663 Ron81d K•Unowekl, 40t 38th Street. New· port Beach, CA 92063 Thia buelnHI is con· ducted by. •n lndMdual Have you stuted doing businns yet? No Ronald Kalinowski This al•tement was lded with the County Cieri! of Orange County on 09/l 2/2000 2DOOel4020C Daily P1lol Sept. 19. 26, Oct 3. IQ. 2000 T959 Fictitious Bu1lneaa N•me St.tement The following perlOllS are cbnQ bualneM u . P•ciftc Point Properties, 5001 Birch StrNt, New- port Be8ch, CA 92660 Sleven K. z .... r. tS20 Highland Drive, Newport Be8Ch, CA 92e4!0 Katherine K Zaiser. t 520 Hlghl8nd Drive, Newport BHch, CA 92680 Thls buaineu II con- ducted by. hu8bend 8nd wife H•ve you •l•rt•d doing buslneu yet? Yea. Oct 1. 00 Steven K. ZelMr Thia 1111ement wu filed with the County Cieri! al Orange County on 1 Ot'06l2000 2DOOeM 2"4 Dally Pilot Oct to. t 7, 24. 31. 2000 !246 Fictitious Bualneaa N•me St.tement The fol~rsona ~~rfdlV• ~ tlon8, I 552 E. OcMn Boul•11•rd, Newport s.cti. Celfomlll 92881 Chall Ednnl Corum. 1552 E. ao..n Boule-vard, Hewpon Belc:tl, Califoml8 l28e 1 Thia bullneM la oon-dUded by: In lndMduel Hive you •l•rt•d doing buslne11 yet? Y ... 10/0111997 CNN Coroum Thia lt•lemene WU filed with the County Cieri! d Orange ~ on 09/2&'2000 2000IM2t 22 Delly Pilot Oct 3. to. 17. 2.1. 2000 !968 mi ni mum quell· PUBLIC HEARINGS The followln~ g:r· not~ or oonMnted to flcetlon• Mt forth In 2000 ANNUAL WEED ) the propoNd •C1Jon.) STATEMENT OF th• Contr•ct Oocu· AND OTHER eon(• 1181 (have • n-The lodependent ldmln-menta. Bidet«• muet NUISANCES ABATE· doned the uN ot the latnltion •ulhor1ly wll be WITHDRAWAL eubmlt the Muonry MENT. fictltioul bullne11 MIN: granted uni... .,, In-FROM --.. .... _ .. ~ W·"""'--A) N8'Wof1c Cate ............... .,_ PARTNERSHIP .,.., .. ,,_ .,.,.._. NAT'Ufl.Al NAILS. 016 8) Net Car•. t 125 E. _ __, l*'80ll ,._ 1111 Ing SP*n1 Su~ EAST BAL.80A AVE· l71h &rMt. 1128, S8rlt8 otijlldlon k> h petillol'I OPERATING tNctor• Ouallflcetton NUE • REQUEST TO AN. CA 9270l and lflOWI oood ~ UNDER Sbttemente on the APPflOVE A WAIVER The F"tctltlou8 Bwi-wliy the court lhollld not FICTITIOUS fomi provided by the OF THE OFF-STREET gm the ~· BUSINESS NAME UnlvwMty, .. 8ft •l· PARKINO REQUIRE· neu name referred to A HEARING on the llohment to the Bid MENTS FOA A PER-8bove wu fillet in Or· eetltion wll be held on The followfng per80n form SON.AL SERVICE NAIL 8nge County on M•rdl OCTOBER t9, 2000 II hll Wllhctawn ... gen. CONSTRUCTION SALON USE ON A ~~~ooflLE NO. 1:45 p.m. In Oeot. L73 ::~nlr'~r;' ::: •• :~ COST ESTIMATE: PROPERTY LOCATED Southern C•llfornl• localed •I 341 The Olly undaf' the flctltloul bu1f. 17tf:=goo Docum•nll ~ST:b ~:-ew1rv5t~ Sl)Of11 Rehabillt•tlon, g:v~, ~. ne11 neme of Pr1e1ic. wt11 bt •vallllbfe lo tJ10. OF SIX (O) PARKING LLC (CA). 1125 E. l71h IF you' OBJECT to Sofutlon1 •I 26108 cters on Tueedey, ~ SPACES) (P•m W8/d, :r:o~· S.nu AN. CA the Qf11111nQ d Ille pac1-M8'guerlte Pukway, ber S, 2000, Md Wll ba 11$>P4iclnt) Thll bualneu 19 con-~ lllould .,_,. ~ ct1~ MIM!on '-rOH8:0LIDATID zON?~ AM~~~~CJt =8dCo by-UrnMed l.Ja. your 0=11~-= neu N•~lt:::,,~~ AEPAOQAAPHICI NO. 902 (PC NOS. 52 Robert Berendt, Jr. ::!"encou~ ~ 8b0Ve wu fllld In Of· 3112 Pullmlft ........ ANO 53), AND DE· Sectett"'/All0<...., y llf'll8 Counly on J8n.. 28 COICI ...... CA mff VELOPM£NT AGREE· Thi• ·~ .. 1.me;;\ WH ll•arlng. our •P· 2000 • (714) 7*MMIO MENT NO. 14, REVIEW f118d with tti. County ~ me.y be In Pl'· FILE . NO. 20000817937 ~ ~ OF A PROPOSED Oleli( cf Orano-County IF y(l/ Gt A~ Full N•IM •nd AtJ. ~: ~THI GENERAL PLAN on Q9l2(WOOO ITOA °' ce11Cir~ Cl*'-«eee of the Per1on CONTRACTOAI' Rt. AMENDMENT. 2000M4111t ltot cf the decueul you Wlthdmwlng: Sh8ron .,ONllllLITY TO ~~ ~~ D* Plot Oct. 101.....17, ""'* .. ~ dllri wllh Renee Bl•in.. 240$ A~GllTIR wmt THI MENT NECESSARY TO ~t. apoo git thl oourf .nci melt a ~CA.~ eo.ta == O:J: PROVIDE FOR AN• ITATEllBfT OP ~,. Slgnlwr.: sr.ton R. QAAPHICI TO AC-NNEXAEWPTIOOR~ 0~oA'Wf', ABANDC>Ml!HT OF by "' "OOU!t =-= Bl•lll• KNOWL.DQI " • U1E OF ACT1TIOU8 ....-..... ....._the ...... ,J Thie •1t11ment ... CllPT °' TH9 0: RIDGE AREA TO lliE IUllNIU NAiii hh "~ 7 i:,. filed _.., Ult County TINDIO DAY CARI CIT~AAINERS MILE The followfno~ IM .. PtO'.'ld8d In Pro-~~ Counfy Cl#TIA •o oocu-STRATEGIC VISION hu (NV.) bell Code 8ldlarl 9100 on 2000M4t4tt mNT9. 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'99Q ~ CN91IOUl1 NOTICEOF PEiiiiON TO ADl&SL$1Bi ESTATE OF: LOPBIA llALDWINWBS AICALOMllA llALDWIN CAIEllO. A191983 To eA Mire. beneftoleriee, ord-tor•. oontlng•nt -.dltore. and p.... eone who mey othw- wlM be lni.rMt9d In the wil or Mtat• or both. of: LORENA BALOWIN WEIS AKA LORENA BALDWIN A P!TTTION he8 bMn N9d by NEU.A WEBST!R In the Sup.rtor Court of Ceifomie. County of Or~. THE PETITION requelb tMt NEU.A WEBST!R be llP" pcMnt9d -.,.,...,.,.. rtprHenHllY• to edmlnifter the Mtate of the deoedent. THE PETITION requeete th• deo9dertt'. WIU. 8nd oodlch, If W't'f, be edmltt9d to probete. The WIU. and SW oodlole .. ewlabl• for •xanlnedon In the fll• k4!pt by the OOUrt. TH! flET1TIOH '9qlM9ta 9Uthority to edmiri.cer the ..iac. und• the~ dent Admlnlftretlon of &tlltM Aot. (Thie .nhortty wil 811ow the l*'IOMI ...,.,.. Mntdw to .. meny ll01kNw wtih- out obt.wna oourt et1prevel. -..fore ~.,,..,,.., ~~ how.¥W, h ,..,.. IOMI ,.. .... itettw wtl be,...... to ~ noao. to lntet-9eted pWMN uN .. =-~-= to the P!= eodon.) Thelrill'I--deaiefte-deM ........... _ .uthority wtl be anll"Qd t.WeM ... rnter•.ied pereon ... .,. obieOdon to the pddon and ehowe aood MUM why tlt• oourt ahoUld "°' grent the ~IUNG on the ped1ioft .. be heN en Ootober 1 t , 2000 et 1:41 l'.M. In o.ot. L73 too.led .. 141 The Qty Dft"9 Orenee CA Hiii. IF YOU 08.JECT TO the 11'.endnv of th9 pefton. Yo" ~ ....... the hMffnG and _.. your Objeotlonl ., file written otl .... done wttti the ...... befo,. h.. "911ffnci • VOtlr ,..,., .. ,•noe '9Wf be In pereon Of by~, ettom-v. If YOU AR! A. C9'1DITOR or • ................ .rthedeMHlll.W!l'I ...... ~ .... ............ ..... ,... ... c-.......... ~ .. '= ~=me =-~:: ................ era:: :.To-~~ ~ .. =.c~= ... ~ ::~·=·~ itl::.-C.S ................ -• ::..= ··-:;:·a. ... .... == ............. v...-.11.er., ...... ~ APw• Sis flt .... Clut*! d u .......... ............ ~ ..... CA 10/03, 10/04, 10110 .,... I •aol ...... ...., .,,,, ..... ,. cl ...... . (HI~ Polley Rates a11d del.ldlineii arr s11hjc1·1 to rhatl,.,-without 11oticr. Tiu.' p11l1liblll'r tt<Wrvr11 1rw ri¢11 to crnsor. rrda"if\'. ttVif.C or rejN't any da.,,ifk<I · arlvrJ1iM'UlN1t. Pit~~· n·pon Ull\ nrur thut muy ht· i11 ~our1·ltu,.,jfo·<I u;I imnH'<liatrl). Tlw Ouil~ Pil111 11tT4°ph no liability for uny l't111r in 1111 adwrtii.clll<'lll for wliid1 i1 11111\ lw responsihle exrepl for 1111• ro,1.of tin· spm·c art uolly orrupil'cl h~ 1 hr 1·rror. C1wli1 mn only IH' 11llo\\f0d for 1hr rm.1 Uhl'niou. • ii By Fax (9i 9) 631-659-l ByPhone By Mallfln Person: (949) 642-3678 :~:30 Wt• t Bav treet ( :o!ita ~1esa. CA 92627 \1 \1·111141n Bhcl. ~ Bu~ ·1. (Plra.~ i!lrlndt-~ 1111r 11amr an<l 11ltoor numbt>r 111111 v.c• II rall "'" lnwL "·itl1 a prirr ljllolr.) Telephone 8:30arn-5:00pm Monday-Friday Doors Index Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ............. Monday S:OOpm Wedne da) ........ Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............. Thursday 5:00pm Saturday .............. Friday S:OOpm 1 . 15 420 . - & G:t EOOAt. HOUSING ' OPPORTUNITY M rt11 es111t ac1Wt1Js1no In !Ills nlW5P&Plf Is subject to tilt Fedlrll fair HousJno Act of 1968 u amended which makes It 81egat to ldvtrt11• •1ny IM'tlerence. timilatlon Of d1scrlmlnallon llastd on race. COior. re110· Ion. Sil!. handicap. lam1l~I llatld or nabONI origin. or an inlention to make any such pieferenu. llmtubon or dllMnlnlbon... This newspaper Wiii not knowingly acctpl any 1dYtrt1sam1nt lor real esUtt wtllch iS in VIOiation of Ille llw Our leaders llt her~ inlormtd that 111 dMl*ng$ ldWttlsed 11'1 this lllWSf>ll*' an available on 11uqu~= OCllllY basis To com n ol dbcnmi-llllioo. HUD toll-free it , ...,...24-e590. •V.A.• ·-··llMll F'M1 COONSEUNG FMI UST~ IQES t«JCNAREPOS 714-IH 1100 '.'I 111 .. rl11 ··I I ·lid! • ~. • 410 . 416 . , IOI· 216 ao-46• ................ ,, .• __ Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Lewalne at 642·5671 d4 rJ 690. 697 . . -. BEACH COTTAGE '425.000 2 •torf ON TIE WATER AllllZin9 Low Price! Ap!! (Mtl 723-1120 OPEN SAT·SUN 11:»6:30 7 VII Pllledlo &bf Ubl, 4971 •• . 3 "' 0¥19'· 1p1ct1 cular cyn I __,.. wllw1 T,_,... rwt11e nra.. ~ $1,850,000 71 ~1 ARIZONA NORTHWEST 40 *='"·S1UOO gtNt ctl*I 1118, p!1VICy. 8lld mol.l1lllll ..... good .... .,... Euy lefllll Cd AZLR 1-888·547-6736 ICAL•SCAN} 'LAHC> AUCTION' 200 prOl*1iM nut bt told' loW Dow!VE·Z AnlnClng. FIM CNlog 80().~ ut.. 291. -.lllldlUctlOn .OOlll !CAI. '§CAHl f1:~---~ ---.. -.. I I .-.._ --- 470. 471 ~ rafurt> 3bf -upper .uoo ISlE Cherming 29' I I ~. 111 ~ctr ol ltl. Shell 291 lum home. to. pello, --,:rca_UAIE VTVlEN L. HF~SEL WfO. 1 g11 ~ $2800 yitf 2cqtr. $2300/Mo. BiM rvn (7 14) 841 -047j VERY LOVEABLE AS!! 94H73-4062 G!!!!!Y. !QI 94M75-6161 BEAllTIFUL cet, "-to I SO. BAYF'ROHT w/OOCK ~ 29' 281. FP, Pebo, Jllc. WIO. Slip l/'Jl1 Boll Pl1alg. $3,85()(mc)'yTly ANGELA71Htro Rellty .. 72HISS E-Mail: good. ~~old, hessdviv@aol.mm lbncoon, 750 CHRISTIAN PRESCffOOl I! Blun 1g 3br 2.Sbe, FV Off bldg io.-IN 923-1196 twmme. lrptc, 2 plliol. lrOl1I If XIMill Squlare 10840 INcyn & bedd>ly •w. W1tnt1 Allt ~ Hi Soeed ~ AQ! 949-500-6418 lnleme1 714-751·2767 With to eubluu SELL I CM needl ..,_.. Ml PT I -MUSICAL AM °' ,... 5 drt8. • unftl INSTRUMENTS ol ECE. Mt.aM l3t or . . lu ,.. to Mta1-G2A Baby Grand p!lllO mt cond S1~ SAXOPHONE new 111 cue. $450 714/ 457~ • 714/527-0900 5 Ltwlt On The Belcti 111 c:lua. while Wiier Yiews. =tumshed. leue 0 Alkk1Q SUM Bil p • 714-433-7300 Ext. 229 SOO·&OOaq 11 office in your unwanted Newporl •rea. Occupy by ttems through ~led I I Dec 1. Cal 949-729-0670 -IERCtl\llJI( I • --w 1 1 •....am I COAST~·:; OlO COINS! Gold. slY8I S8r .. lblM ecn. rm. * OcH nfront on w/d. 2c 1181, 1 blodl to llolrdWlll 2Br 1 e. ""'--· bNch. 11ey. $24()()(mo 8ft-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ laundly, pMtang. Loni" ,... rttal. 94H73-2103 StiOtt r-323-e6H920 or ~ 94H75-5e7$ ... wport Norttl 2•1hr 11U8fdo118ted SBr 2.588, ~ lloot1. lgtll & ~ l3500IMo. A~ Hoit 1. 0Wned8!u. 9'9-706-9854 I·. -1 l _ -_, SENSATIONAL =.. ~N42-:r· FLOOR SAMPLE SALE ELEGANT NEW ARRIVALSlll SOFAS, CHAIRS, LAMPS I MOREi --: -• - -1 UOHEl TRAINS ti Wanted~ S$PaklSS Private ~arty 714-2"-7913 TOP S$SIR(C0ADSI Jan. R I B. Soul, Rock. tlC. 50'1 & 60'• MlKE 949--645-7505 PlilMt be ,..,. M die llttlfl9t In ltlle caillpy """ niqilft you to tall • 900 number In which ""9 II • dllrg9 I* ml nut•. • 10 Tuesday, OCtober 10, 2000 .. TODAY'S I Bridge ...... clWWIR .. olWlsr..s ... w..,.o .. s ... o._.r ... u5.mz_z_L .. E _ :r..,~= ~NDUIGUID Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a part of it, place your ad today! (949) 642·5678 Ind TAHNAH HIRSCH DIAMONDS AJlE FOREVER Bodi vulnenhle. South deal • NOR"llt • 3J 0 43 O AJ 10984.l • 109 Wt:ST • K 1075 c;:1 J10 9 7 0 6 •J7S2 SOlffH ~~~= o K 'f •AKQ4J The bidding: SOlfTH Wl!ST NORTH EAST l• ,_ Jo Pul JNT l'MI 40 Paw 6NT .._ ,._ Pats Opcnin& lead: Jeck of v Study the d1agr.am above. How 5hould South play Sill no trump after the lead or the jack of hearu? TilC aucuon 1> 1lllUCSling. South decided that, because of the good five<ard sun, the hand wu worth more tJmn 1l\ fw:c-valuc of 2A potnL~. Two cl\lb9 Wll trtiftcial Ind forcln&. two dlamondl was waldn& Mid di: rest of tho auction wu natural Nonh'I four dianonda WU a .. lid 1lam 11)' and South decided to KUl.J! bccauM: of the high honor in pMner 1 long luit and 11CC1 in the other three suits. , 11 mi&bt tceln that the contnct is doomecf becane of the diamond 1itu- 11ion. Truth of the mlUef Ii that South can claim 12 tricb as Iona u dilmondJ are no worac than 3-1. Dcc:IVCT wbu the rust trick U cheaply u poeaible, then ads the two of diamonds llOd, when West fol- lows low, flneues the cl&Jll! U Eu& wins, declmr coasts home by wln- nina l!lY return. ovezuk.ina the dia-mond king with the ICC and fCOrinJ one spede. two hearts. silt diamondS and three clubs. Therefore, East must allow the eight to win, but tha1 proves to be no betler. Dec:~ comes IO hand with I dia- mond IO the On&. tbeo ads I low club co the nine. Thll fon:es an entry IO the I.able in clubs and, unle$s the defenders take the jack of clubs unmediately. declareT will rack up Ill overtrick. llE1'ClDU IL 2000 m. .... blldl f1aaelmt f1,115 LANO ROVER NEWPORT IEACH t4M404445 lllEACEDU 300 E '17 1-~11-c:=Jl•"*Ji:.~; FORO EXPLORER '96 LTD. low mffea. lealher. moolVOOI and morel (849841) $15.988 NABERS (7141540-1100 FOAO mo 't7 4WO, towing, blld 27K, fC'737W2178 118,t.50 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MM4M445 FOAO WINOSTAR 'M 7 ~'· low mies, beige ·~ ooncitlonl (A23319) Sa.988 NABERS (714)540-!t 00 GMC JMIY W 4WO 21K. SEE m '521001n.ii7 It a,eeo LAHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACff ~5 JAGUAR XJR SEDAN 40 S40,'95 97-5223 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 JAGUAR XJ8 'f7 VMden Piie Sedlrl 40 JAGUAR XJ8 'f7 llefcedel 580 Sl •• SEDAN 40 08111 charcoel. showroom. 134,11115 f7.Q15 $34,185 '7-5l01 2 lepa, 110k Fr1tw.y mill, BAUER JAGUAR $18,9115 o1>o 949-719-2311 BAUER JAGUAR 714-tSMIOO JAGUAR XJ8 'f7 VMden Pl-. Sedlrl 40 131,995 '7-6247 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR Jr.II T7 SEDAN 40 133,915 '7~ BAUER JAGUAR 714-MMIOO 714-IU-4800 JAGUAR XJ8 '97 L 8EDAN 40 --'7-6244 BAUER JAGUAR 714-MMIOO JAGUAR XJ8 "1 L SEDAN 40 --'7"6174 BAUER JAGUAR 714-tSMIOO JAGUAR XJe 'f7 JAGUAR lUS W SEDAN 40 2 + 2 Conver11tllt S3U15 97-6241 131.185 IM24t BAUER JAGUAR , BAUER JAGUAR 714~ 714-t53-4800 JAGUAR XJ8 "17 laul SC 400 Coupe T7 SEDAN 40 WhllWll. phone Nik. CO. 131,915 '7"6115 exceltnl conddion, P9 BAUER JAGUAR $34,000 ltl 1404092 714-15'"4800 Cell ClalllflH Today Ml Mz.5171 MERCURY COUGAR '96 XR&, IMlhef. Aaro J*k· lgl. super lhatpl (llOO 148) $6.1811 NABERS 1m1540=t100 MERCURY llYSTIOUE .. AT, to IN, air, PW, Pl.. CO. """ llHI, _, ... (3XDl<Sa 1) 18.9911 COit.i ..... Llnooln Mercury 71W40-5t30 OldMlobllt Cutleu 'II v..e. co. 1ow ,.,..., b9I o1 Wirf., prlYioul ~ (3341152) $t2.988 NABER I 1114)540:t100 HoME, HEALTH NlJ Busres ~--.. 1220 ~11248 Full S«vlcl ~ng IOf the amal1 to mid size buslneM Monthly hnclal pey1bl... rectfv1bles & payroll 7t W4MIOI POLICY In 111 eflon IO otftf the bell MIVioe potSKlle to ru' rNd- tfll and advertiMfl, WI wll require Conl!tclOfS who advellJae In llHI Serva Oirec10fY 10 tnelude their Contractors llctnH number WI lllelr ldvelllte- mtnl V 01K c;o.opeqllon 11 Q!NllX !Pf!eclaled 22A ADDIT10N8 /AEllODELING HOMEfiair &lhf'llb~,,, Regla1e/Rel'urf>1~~ Poruil•m • F1berRldS\ Sinks • Showet's Coun1en 949-645-7723 FIND an pot ·= • CUSTOM CABINETS • ln1t11!1110n, re·lac1ng rtfinllhHlg, khchen •~II 949-&4s-4907 leave !!!IQ 1~AP£T~1 ,, CARPET u CARPET ~Ira, P81ch1ng, ln111U, CouftCIOUI Ally Silt jobs Wholesale' 949-<192-0205 i II\( Rf E \ \' \\i I\~\ All typa of Wodt -~wall. Bridrwo.L, aidewal:I, driveways, IC-, plUrtri.lg ~-..,~ JI~ -Ut.Mo....,. wr- l-800-45J.7758 Cut1om Cerpet Cltanlng: Brick Blodl Stone Tiie Cel1ified 8-1 Cerptl CINn-Concrete. Plllio. onv-y, "Ill Met!lod Rated I I by Fnplc. BB0'1, Aef'1. 2Syr1 conuner repon $19 9S'rm. exp T!!!'f 714-557-7594 2/rm r!W1 714-60WMI FlxGrout.Com Tiit Atpelr ' ANtorwlloft (714) 2544178 U22:MU lm==:J -· LICENSED QUAUAEO HANDYMAN I GEHERAI. COHTIACl'OI No lob too IG oumal Ucflme2 (9.(9)837-~2 A to Z HolM ~np_,... R'911<1, Eltclrloal and PlumbfnO. Uote50U4. Ctll 7'4-H .. 7111 Of t4t!l!:1Hf SELL FZ Mortpge $$$ OnlUIC or m pcnon- bc tit 2nd l"rus! Dttd.s Rtsidcnual. Comlll(rcQI Ile Ho~ lmpmvmicm 888.933. S626 www.nacwoiL':a>m PUBLIC NOTICE The C.llf. Public- Utllltltl Com- mlulon REQUIRES ..... UMd houM- hold gooda ITIOY"1 ptlnt ltlelt p .u .c. Cal T nwrGlr; lmoe end clllulM pMI 9'* T.C.P. IUT1blr lnll .......... II~ hM a quee. tin ... Ill 11!:111- lly °' • tnMt, ino Of~. 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