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Home My WebLink About1995-07-17 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Costa Mesa all-stars eliniinated ' LOOKING BACK The Sultan of Surf ~ng the Newport-Mesa community M_nce 1907 ,...,-~'--~~-,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=---'--'~-!....--=:.,__~~~~~ SOME 'll1811NG' -AMOHG41EN'11L-- Save Our Youth director Oscar Sanloyo knows the strength ol Estancia High alumni ties. When Santoyo' was looking for a place for the West Side . youth group's ·first Scholarship Awards Dinner, a fellow Eagle -from the Sdllle Class cl. 1982 -came to the resc;_ue. John Ursini, owner of New- port Rib Co. in Costa Mesa, generously offered to host the awards dinner at his Newport Boulevard restaurant, and donated all the satisfying food. Ursini was mcxtest about his involvement, saying he just offered his help to Santoyo, whq himself •puts a lot of time and effort• into helping youths. 'Y' NOT HELP7 . The Newport-Costa Mesa- lrvine YMCA is encouraging donations to help the children of the Oklahoma City YMCA. The April 19 bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma . City resulted in damage to the downtown YMCA branch, located just across the street. The Y building's windows aod doors were broken, ceµIDgs .. and walls collapsed, adding up to an estimated $1 million to $3 million in repairs. What was worse was that about SO children were at the Y for day care -a good hall of them taken to the hospital with minor injuries after the bomb- ing. More than 100 YMCA memben, staff and residents were also hurt, none critically. So offid.als of the Newport- Costa Mesa-IJ:vine-¥MGA il.fe encouraging local residents to send individual donations and organize fund-raisers to help the Oklahoma YMCA get back on-its feet. ·--- You can send checks - payable to the Oklahoma YMCA Disaster Fund -to the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Or call 642-9990 for more info. BETTER THAN GOLD Here's-a "6old-€ard • that doesn't offer credit, but will- belp local llbrartes. The Orange County Public Ubrary system is offering tlle ·ubrary Gold Card• as a fund- raising effort. The card costs $25 and off en the card bolder discounts 4t participating busi- nesses, including Planet Holly- wood restaurant in South Coast Wlage and Borders Books and Music in Mission Viejo. If you purchase the volun- tary card, you also get: a book- plate with your name in one of the branch libraries: a newslet- ter with information on library events and ·Gold earo· dis- counts; and advance notice of other library fund-raising events and authors' receptions. An.d. you can also use the Gold Card to check out books and materials at any of the 27 county library branches, in- cluding the two in Costa Mesa. Money raised from the ca.rel sales wiµ go toward pwchase of books, and the oost is tax deductible. Applications are ayailable at any county library. llllHl-MAN -lEIS' Cl.1111. NlWPORT OIAPl'Ell lt's not a hate club toward women.JosephC4mbarert insists. . But hls "N.G .D. (No Gold DiggOB) Clutt:_sure doesn't evoke a spirit or"respect and adoration, either. Camban>rt, a Newport Beaoh resi<len~ ts selling •memhenhlp' in his club by marl<etlng T-sbirts and hats emblazooed with the N.GD. Club logo and a caricatU1e ol a buxom. ICAUlUly clod blonde woman who boldl a llhovel. In. --·the pre- •umably -gnd\Mlle ol Pb1da Atjontlc (Jnlwnlly says be came up wttb the-tvr tbeT-tblrtl __ _ -me lo N.wport md notlc· lag 'gold dlii>.+., --dlllY•--~· •, •r .. ~11-,.. ........ ____ d ll*pN'alsnwlara..,.a :r.~r;~~-• ,, I I toMI ..... _ . . -c , •• ., ... _ Rain causes fair, beach ---crowds to sprinkle in a little late •A slight chance o! showers is possible !or today and Tuesday, too. By ~pb Page, Daify Pilot Have you ever heard of people stepping into a tropical rain forest to dry' off? . Well, that's what happened Sunday morning when showers doused Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. When tl}e gates o~ned at 10 a.m., the Thunder Lagoon -attraction at the Orange County Fair was one of the few places on 'lhe fair grounds where visitors could avoid the rain. By 10:45 a.m. though, the showers had stopped, and large crowds flowed into the parking lot. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Mike Cooke, 12, of Stanton ha_d no problem winning best overall freckle lace in the OC Fair compeUUon on Sunday. According to spokeswoma.n Lynn Schultz, the rain did not shut down any rides. However, the Arlington Theater was closed until 1:30 p.m .. because it was too wet for the planned perfor- mances by the Guru 'N' Garters square dancers and Betty Mdv- er's children rhythm dancers. A FRECKLE-FACED FINISH While the mid-July thunder and lighthing showers caught many residents in Orange and Family from Stanton makes its mark in Orange County Fair freckle contest Los Angeles.countiei; by surp·a·oe;,--f'I· meteorologists knew that a mon- By Bob Page, Daily Piiot Tie fainily that freckles ogether win5 contests ogether. ~ Or so proved the Cooke family of Stanton at the Orange County Fair on Sun- day afternoon. After his mother signed them up against their will, Steve Cooke and~ 12-year- -old-son, Mik-e;-and-youngest Old store has new spark •The revamped Via Lido Drugs retains its charm and class -including that gem of a chandelier. By R. John Forstrom, Daily Piiot LIDO -The first thing you might notice when you, walk into newly reopened Vla Lido Drugs is the crystal chandelier that adorns the celling. Wait, a chandelier in a drug store? That's something you would never see in a Iq..rge drug stoie chain _,.and exactly what Gen· eral Manager Rod Jaffe and Manage.i: Karin Younghusband had in mind. . "We are going for a personal· 'tzed &ncept that looks nothing like a chain store," seid Jaffee, who ironlcally spent several yeon working with the giant 'lbrllty Drug chain. •Our chan - deller was redo!t• from the od!JI· na1 11ore. It~ something that everyone notlc:es. ' Abandoned by Ibo prevlo .. ownen lllOf9 than -yeon ago, Via Udo Dnagl -located at 3'45 Via lldo nut to the Bdwuds Udo tbeoter-wu oeomtly ~"'Ibo Quali- ty Drug Colp.,... MW OWMn ll*'l tlllM aw•• •"!II sdug Ibo __ .. __ _;-i::t·zd•m .. origlMI..,. Udo ....... lln&Gfl rtdlatlll. '4• Ph ld:4o•ol-lllZ lis!lll II ... JaCllla rtta tr ......... w. daughter, Julie, 11 , all walked away with ribbons for their si.m:spptted skin. .. . Mike was none too pleased with his grandfnother and a little embarrassed when he stepped off the stage with a first-place ribbon for the best· overall freckles in the 10-to 12-year-old group. "I diwl't come for the freck- le contest. My grandma j~t -"Illere<i.roe • .Ji.e.>aid. The family did not know there was a freckle contest .Sunday when thcy,.;anived.for-. 'their annual fair vUit. But when Janet Maday of Foun- tai.h Valley saw the.list of the day's events. she couldn't pass up the opportunity to sign up her son and grani:lchildren. . "You know how kids are,• she said after she won fir,;t place as the best freckled gran<j.mother . ...'.'l'.m..a teach and I know you have to push them a little.• ln adc;liti.oo to Mike's win, Steve had the reddest freckles in the teen-~ger and adult group, and the judges thought Julie's treckJes were especially dark. soon circular flow from Mexico and Anzona, which was aiming for the mc:tuntain and tugh desert regions, had a chance to douse the coastal regions. "There's always a remote ~ance of something developing anywhere.~ said Michael Most of the National Weather Service. Newport Beach received 06 inches of rain. The only grandchild,not to wfu a ribbon was 15-year-old Crystal. "She went running off, because she was afraid ~e'd call her up,.:.Stev:e said.. As with the fair. the showers only seemed.to delay the crowds --'--thaLdescended on t.he..bea.ch.._ •SEE WEATHER PAGE 4 City council looking to limit yard sales • Residents have complained that some Costa Mesa households abuse law allowing two sales per year. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Don't stick that yard sale sign upjust yet. The City Council t~ht will consider a draft ordiriance that · would dose the door on garage sales that aren't held on the first full weekends of February, May, August and November. the proposed ordinance in- clud4'5 provisions for inclement weather and for residents moving out ol the area before the next scheduled Qarage sale weekend. Under the current la.w, resi- dents·can hold just two yard sales each year. But residents have recently complained some households abuse the law, organizing yard sales on a weekly or monthly basis to sell aatts and other items. . U the draft ordinance meets the council's preliminary ap- proval, it will be brought before the city's Planning Commission for review. After that. the council will consider the matter again for final adoption. Other matters the council will consider tonight indude1 • Terminating the city's lease agreement with the Newport- Mesa Unified School District for use of the Rea Community Cen- ter. The city leases the center, which houses Save Our Youth (SOY) and other non-profit pro- grams, for $110.000 a year: The council in recent months h.as questioned the cost-effectivenes.s ot operating the Rea Community Center a1ong with the city's three other centers. .• A budget adjustment plan t"ii)t will. add oae new police offi- cer per shift. Last month, the coun- cil expressed an interest in adding six more officers to the three new police positions proposed In this year's budget The ollicen would • enhance (the) supPQrt al Anti- Gang and Special Enl""""'1ent Detail efforts,· a<:wullng to• City Holl •lat! report. MMC MMTW I DM.Y Ill.OT Tlae_....wud.,.twlned-... olddnie- City ollldals soy the cumint law is hard to enforce because it doesn't indude any specific d4tes. The meelinq wtD begin et 6:30 p.m. in the Costa M-. City Hall ·council Chambe<, n PAlr o.t.e. w'-1 .._new Via UllQ Drog store op••• .... w locdo& ing al de]• vu. "The 01lgtnel own. wanted a community-based drug """'·. -~ .. --·'Ibo ....... ts "":.'I: ouctty like tt -hefGN: eyery d4y I dMl- peaplo wbo .. ,. ·1-.. w ..... ad buy mlldy ... ldd. •• lllaUdo's_..__ a•µ ' sMnrrllnlL • _.., J' rtsq>..S ___ ...,. -. ........... I 111-. .. ., .. ..,, _. •p 1il. ............. 1141••11 -ndullwly with cards -loool --Including .i.no l"""on onc1 -o...a John-. ,,,. ___ ._.... ·arM"as c.om.· -aaocw a I· toYoungt ' .,., .,,_.,., _..,.._.,..._ . ...., ,... .. -··--· ·-· "77111 ... -J ... f:.~'?:a={ L":._ •• ll'CIM ... 4 It's not eally such a drag getting old D ear Mom and Dad, I wrote th.is column for your kids and grandkids, so they'll understand you better and appreciate the eccentricities of aging. Cut it out dJld put it somewhere where they're sure to find it. like the freezer where you keep your ice credl'Tl. •on behaH of your parents we'd like to clear up a few myths about groWUlg old, since you'll have to do it one day, like it or not. It isn't all bad. In fact a lot of it is downright enjoyable. For one, you escape a lot ot those tiresome frolics that require enormous energy -like wall-to-wall stand- up cocktdil parties. RirtatJon is no longer an option, and conversation between generations is frequently guarded. Going to bed with a sizding nov- el, and a good husband by your side is far more rewarding. You can't believe that? Wait and see. The conservation of energy also applies to housework. You no longer can see the dust and chaos without your glasses. U you've chosen the right near-sighted mate, he won't nag you about lax housekeeping until the re's a crisis with dust balls as big as tumble- weeds l.&Dder the bed. Since you can't afford to be chic on a linuted mcome, it's a good bme to ¢luck your vanity. So what that you wear comfort- able clothes and flat shoes? You've done your time in spike heels and push-up bras. Now you can relax as a retired sex symbol. Losmg your looks is one of the toughest adjustments, but once -you get used to your weathered facade, you accept your face as an old friend. Living on a fixed income, it'd be a lot more difficult to discipline spending if one had the energy to make whoopee. But nature is kind. She slows you down when your mcome slows down. You no longer hunger for expensive toys. Well. maybe a tricyc;le or golf club. What about your health. you ask? That's a bummer, I'm afraid. Some thingmajig is always wear- ing out, so ytu spend more time with the mefl in white than you care to, but that's the fee for longevity. Pay it and don't whine. While your body may not be petfonning up to Olylhpic stan- dards, the brain functions far longer than the thighs. Be grateful it isn't the reverse. Many people accomplish remarkable achieve- ments in their vintage years. You're old one-third of your life. While you ·can't live it up, don't live it down. Nobody ever died from an advanced case ot wrinkles, so don't worry about them, or you'll get frown lines." • NANCY MdN'TYRl'S column tppNrs wtfY Mondily. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT FILE Duke Kabanamoku and hls longboard. -T-H E SULTAN OF S-lJRF Duke Kahanamoku made a huge splash when he first hit the Newport waves with his long board in 1922 I n 1922, the Southern Cali- fornia Yachting Assoaatlon held a regatta in Newport Bay. Vtsitors crowded the hotels and guest rooms ol the small town. Among those vis- itors was a Hawailan, Olympic swimming champion and surfer Duke Kahanamoku. He and his mahogany long board became instant crowd pleasers as be surfed the big breakers created by the lone harbor jetty. The Duke stayed on, living in a tent on the beach in Corona del Mar, and soon organized a surfing club with headquarters at a bath- house there. He also joined the Life S•ving Corps. Deraga, a Russian-born meteorologist, lived with his wife, Martha, on the Coronll del Mar bluffs. He organized the Life Saving Corps after a futile attempt at resrue when three men drowned in the treacherous bay em:~nce on New Year's Day, 1923. In the early morning hours of June 14, 1925, heavy seas pounded the harbor entrance. Kahanamoku was about to take a morning swim, and saw Deraga trying to wave back a launch, Thelma, wal- lowing through the high surf and sand bars. The launch capsized and 17 men were thrown into the water. K~anamoku took his surfboard through the huge waves and in three trips, saved seven of the men. Deraga and Charlie Plum- mer raced down to the beach and grabbed boards to rescue five more, but five men drowned before they could be hauled across the surfboards. Because of Kahanamoku's heroic example, surfboards were included in standard lifesaving equipment in the harbor for many yea.rs. -Compiled by Anne Spinn Pilot hour answ@ring service may be news stories, Illustrations, edito- used to rKOfd letters to the rial m.tter or advertisements editor on any topic.. herein can be reproduced with· ''""'"' ,..,,~ ADDRESS out written permission of copy-TEMPl!RA'IWIS right ownef'. VOL 89, NO. 181 Newport Beach Our address is 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. HOW IQ BEACH US • 74162 THOMAS H.JOHNSOH, COBBECJJONS Orculatfon B1lboa, .. Pub II sher The Times Ora nge County 7-4162 WIUAAM LOmEU., Editor It Is tM Pllo!'s policy to prompt· Costa Mesa STIV!W.-E, ly correct all errOf'S of subrtanct. (800) 252•9141 79161 ManaQlng Editor PIHM call 574-4233. Thank you. Advertising Corona del Mar llltS VOKot City Editor Classified 642-5678 63163 MARC MAlmN. Photo Editor m Display 642~321 809MAM(. The Newport IHChlCosU Mesa EdftoMt SURI FOltlCAST Orcut.ttlon M•n-ver =Pilot (lMS-144«!0) It News~1224 LOCATION SIZ£ ~.-n. khed ~through Sat-~W-4330 Wedge 2-3 s ~.In .... wpon letlKtt and Pfoduct'on Mager ~ MeY. Maicilptiot•.,.. NeWS, SpOrts Fax 646-4170 Newport 2-l s ......... fUIOm. only .wailable bv subiciibi~ !·Mail: Flll.71MProdlgy.com B~ies 2-4 s Display ~ The TifMI 0r-. County Rlv.t Jetty 2-4 s NOYOlllW. 252-9141 . In .... oUtUde of MM\ Offk:e CdM 2-) s °"'"'9d ~r •Mwport leech and eon.~ '*10ffb 642~1 MAllaD IMM, Controller IUbKtlptionl to the o.lly Pilot 8 Fax 631·5902 IOA,_ Light and veriabfe CLASSIC a CUSTOM CARS An open cruise for ownen of fine. pre-1975, American rod, classic and custom cars continues this evening (and twice monthly through the summer) at Hard llock.Ca.f~ p~ l&land-near - Abium Court, Newport Beach. Upon amval, participants receive a raffle ticket. .. There a.re also S0/50 raffle tidrets. Proceeds-- benefit Make-A-Wish Founda- tion and the family of slain New- port Beach Police Officer Bob Heruy. Raffle begins at 8 p.m . Other cruise dates: Aug. 7 and 211 and Sept. 6 and 20. For more infonnation, phone Jeny Hill at 721-9546. ADD LECTURE A free lecture titled •Attention Deficit Disorder: The Big Pic- ture H will be presented by Joan • Andrews, an ed ucational psy- -"$ologist. llte 7 p.m. lecture tclkes an in·depth look at ADD and its treatments. The center is at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in Newport Beach. For information, call" 4 7 6-0991. FORENSICS SEMINAR Faye J . Girsh, a clinical and forensic psychologist, will pre- sent a seminar -titled ·Eye- witness Identification and Mem- ory" -at 5:30 p .m. in the Pacific Oub, 4UO MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The event is sponsored by Porenslc Consul- tants Association-Orange Co~ty _and.co~ $20 for members; S3-5 for guests. Call 723-1114. CHUROf SUPPORT GROUP The Board of Deacons at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vtsta Drive in ~ewport, is offering a.free support group for adult children caring for elderly parents. The group meets at 7 a.m. on the first and third Mon- day of each month. For informa- tion, call 857-1873. SWIM LESSONS Cool off from the sununer heat and learn how to swim at the Orange Coast College's Summer Swim Program. The two-week session js taught by Red Cross certified instructors and is open to everyone 3-years-of-age and older. The cost of the program is $37 and the 30-40 minute classes are offered daily from 9:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m . To register, call 432· 5880. CHILDREN'S LIBRARY PROGRAM As part of their Summer Read- ing Program, the Newport B"eacn Public Library is sponsoring a free program for children in first through fifth grades, titled •star Spangled Crafts and Stories.• The program is presented by sto- ryteller Barbara Klein at 10:30 a.m. in the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Preregistration is not necessary. The program will also run at branch libraries July 19 and 20. For information, call 717-3800. around town ... Taken with a truck .. SAMANTHA FEIDMAN I OAll..Y PILOT Ellzabeth Murtaugh, 3, explores the lire truck at Corona del Mar statton's open house Saturday. Her mom1 Karen, talks with Capl Steve Bunting in the background. . TUBS DAY COM CHAMBER MEETING · The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce is holding a lun- cheon featuring state senators Marilyn Brewer and Ross John- son. The pair with respond to questions and comment from memqers. The event begms at 11 :30 a.m. in the Five Crowns restauiant, Poppy and Paafic Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. The cost is $14 per person. .call 67~-40S0, for infonnation. ALTERNATIVE HEALTH SEMINAR The Dolphin Division of the Newport Haxbor Area Chamber of Commer<;e is sponsoring a breakfast meeting to discuss alternative forms of medicine. A discussion pane l will feature Randy Beck of Yoga Works, Jerry McGinnis of Chinese Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture and Dr. Darlene Landis of Landis .Chiropractic. The meeting takes place at 7:15 a.m. in the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tenrus Club, 900 Newport Center Dr. The cost is $15 in advance; $17 at the door; and $19 tor non- members. For reservatfons, call 729-4400. WEDNESDAY WEALTH MANAGEMENT SEMINAR The Financial Education Soci- ety is offering a free seminar from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p .m. titled, "CxecutiVe Bonus Plans -Get more from your business invest- ment.· The seminar is part of a summer series held at Villa Rosa (residence), 1711 Irvine Ave, in Newporl Beach. Seating is linut- ed and reservations are required. For reservations, call 646-3000. NElWORKlNG CLUB The Sterling Business Club is currently accepting applications for new members. The exclusive networking dub holds lunch meetings every Wednesday from noon to 1:15 p.m. at the Sfuzzi restaurant, liiangle Square, Costa Mesa. For additional infor- mation, call Jason at 834-1005 ext. 220. HOAG CANCER WORKSHOP Hoag Hospital Cancer Cen- ter's Living with Cancer Work- shop Series is presenting a free seminar titled "Self-Empower- ment. • The seminar will provide individuals with cancer and their families with-tools-ttnmderstand and enhance their personal pow- e r. The work.shop will run from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.lJl. in the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. R.S.V.P. by July 17 . For reserva- tions or additiondl information, call 760-5542. CHILDREN'S LIBRARY PROGRAM As part of their Summer Read- ing Program, the Newport Beach, PublJc Library is sponsoring a free program for children in first through fifth grades, titled ·star Spangled Crafts and Stories.· The program is presented by sto- f11eller Barbara Klein at 3 p.m. in the Vincent Jorgensen Commu- ruty Center, 2005 Dover -adja- cent to the Mariners Branch Ubrary. Preregistration is not necessary. For information, call 717-3800. INVESTMENT WORKSHOP HBasics of Investing: A Primer" Is the title of a two-part Orange. Coast College seminar scheduled to run from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and July 26. Lec- turer Steve Bernardy, an account vice president and assistant man- ager of a major brokerage firm, will discuss the trade off between nsk and return, safe investment programs and basic portf ollo management. Participants will also learn how to read financial newspapers and evaluate various types of mvestment. The cost is $29. To register, call 432-5880. Cameo Shores developer Frank Harrington dies at 92 Prank Harrington, who helped develop the Cameo Shores com- munity in Corona del Mar, h as died from complications of a stroke. He was 92. Mr. Harrington was a long- time lumber man and residential developer whose career spanned 50 years in Orange County. He and partner Gil Ward foWlded the Ward and Harring- ton Lumber Co. in 1944. He was the longtime director of Ameri- can n ue Co. and' remained a board member until his death. He also was instrumental in bringing harness racing to the Los Alamitos Race 1Tack. He also helped finance retail establishments at Disneyland and co-owned the Emporium store at the amusement park. After building the Cameo Shores conununity, Harrington and his family maintained a home there for many years. While in Newport Beach, ·he and bis wife Juanita, who died in 1988, were benefactors of the Newport Harbor Art Muse um and other community organiza- tions. Mr. Harrington is survived by his daughters Ann Batman of · San Raphael and Judy Loos of Newport Beach; son Jim of New- port Beach; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Har- rington are scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Waverly Chapel at Fairhaven' Memorial Park in Santa Ana. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the Fairhaven Mortuary. 1702 E. Fairhaven Ave. in Santa Ana. The family suggests memorial · donations be made to the Sad- dle back Memorial Medical Cen-• ter Foundation in Laguna Hills. -The Delly Pilot morning fOf •nd • slight cnance of TODAY the Budweiser Arlington Theater; Leather Tooling and Sewing for thul"ldetstorms. . T1DIS + Houri: noon to midnight Fun In the Hom~ Arts and Crafts Livestock Gate opens at 6 a.m. Building; Free Arts and Crafts at TODAY First low Kid's Park. 7:40a.m. 0.6 · +A SMtPllng of events: First high 1 p.m. UI' Weedwadcer Contest +Tickets: Big Kids (ages 18-54) 1;09 a.m. 4.5 at Kid's Stage $6; Senior Kids (55+) $4; Junior second low 1:41 p.m. 1.1 2 p.m. Easy teen meals demon· Kids (13-17) $5; Young Kids (6-12) Second h'9h · stration at Craft and Cook1s Gallery $2; little Kids (under 6) free. 2:25 p.m. 4.1 J p.m. Cal's Caddyshack Putting Contest at Kid's Stage +~Teen TUESOAY first low 7:JO p.m. Kool and the Gang Day -Kids ages 13 to 17 admit- 1:271.m. 1.2 at Padflc Amphithutre; Thunder-ted for $3 all d~. UnHmltlld Rides first h~ struck Country •t tudWelser -Purchase an unllmitilcktd9 2:15 1.m. 3.1 '31..,. ...... bv ""If fOf =~~ Arlington ~1ter; Russell Brothen wristband tod~ for S 11, good on SI per month Stcond ~ winds~ south· S«.of'ld loW =~at CoN MeY. CA Circus at Circus area 111 rides from noon to 7 p.m. w.st to W9lt 1o-15 10:11 p.m. 1.7 ~ • Tiii* Mitror CAlmperiy I ~ Jazz Padfic at The Tlmes 9tlCll .nd local ca.s.) ~ ~S.!Oltri. knotl ~ • tOUth-s.condhih • TD:~ addra Changes to ,,.......ao ~ M"9fty Mell of two J:21 p.m. , .. m Stage; Daw Daw at Cen· + ..... $3 per v.hide; ~-The NlwpM IMCh'ColtAI Mes. fMt Ind Mo.foot .... Stage poOI (four or mo(9 In c.-) .. Da~ l'ltot, '-0. b 15'°, ~ O 1"5 c.Mf. CN. w ~ Wftel. LMl9 ... Al 0.,: Pick.Up Truck o.y It lldmltted *'"· ,..., CA. t2'21. ~ ~ All ""* ,..... ·nlOhtand~ ~ .. . -.. t MONDAY, JULY 17, 199S • A close shave with the owner of Orange Coast magazine · II.A. nos WASN'T JUST AN0111Ell DAY ONnlEBEACH-So there l wu the other balmy after- noon, strolllng lei.surely along the Balboa Bay Club's attractive new beach area, when this gorgeous creature beckoned. It would be the sheerest fanta- sy to repolt that the temptress ' called, "Hi, sailor, wanna come to my room?" What really happened was that she called my name -and ' _......,_lbntUl, lnY heart)1nvtted me to her room. No hanky-panky, though. She was ~otic lluth Ko, owner-pub- lisher of Orange Coast magazine, who was using the beach-fTont quarters as her command po'St for a sped.al issue on gentlemen's fall fashions, due for September publication. Was I being considered as ·one of her male models? Hahl Not on your monogrammed Jockey shorts. Seems there was a lull in her shooting schedule, and she impulsively fulfilled a longtime desire. For years, she's been yearning to re-design my beard. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. WMf9 ~Dolor Coven Mof9I 1922 HARIOt llVD., COSTA MESA • Ml-1156 Put a few words to work for you . Call the . Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS Concerts jerry Pausing only long enough for a •before• shot by photographer Kevin Poley, I was delivered onto the tender me{Cies of Olivi- er Jacqu~Ouald, head hairstyl- ist for famed Jo;e Eber in South Coast Plaza. It was a revealing experience. Olivier removed enough fada.l foliage to stuff a mattress. Gone was the Gabby Hayes look. "Up until this moment, you rascal, " Ko cooed, "I didn't know you had lips." Ah, Yes, m'dear. All the better to nuzzle you with. edV ~ .J3o~li,~& ~60 mm eonsr Hwy. Comer CA>ldt'nrod &. PCI I Corona del Mar IRJIUiyz LAST 1_t'EEKSI 16&~A12 & Arena Events Free With Fair Ad•l-slonl . WBU.. IT HASN'T AFFECTED IDS APPBI ti E - It'a been a year (July 18) since restaurateur Carmelo Manto suf • fered a crippling series of strokes. He's still wheelchair-bound, but ever-attentive wife Judy. knows how to provide the best therapy. For his 64th birthday last week. she drove Carmelo and frlend,s to one of his favorite restaurants, the Palm in Los Angeles. What Carmelo craved for his 5rithdayainnerwu a five.pound Maine lobster. That's a mig!tty large crustacean (in my best days at Old Bookbinder's in Philly, a four-pounder wal my absolute limit) but Manto happily demol- ished every succulent morsel, dripping with butter. nus man of many appetites still knows how to live grandly, and it couldn't happen to a more appredative gourmet. MEANWHILE, BACK AT IDS OWN RISTORANTE -At Carmelo's in Corona del Mar, a dgar-smoker banquet was host- etl the other night by Newport Tobacco Co. Manto himself had Desi~er Ladies ' Clothing, Je~elry, Belts, ~s, Hats, ; Flxtures, )furors, Glass cases - Ol»EN Mon.An ..... IOAM-8PM Taes.WM. l'rl.AS-. IOJ\M -8PM .. ~~ .... ~~ -----------------. I• tll• P•clflc a.pllltll-trti • O•• Show Ml9htly At 7130 ~· TUUOAY, JULY ta IKUUIWOl& CWCUQ91(0 WIDNDOAY, JULY 11 RllMAllAUll OtKIUTU THUMDAY, JULY 20 IUl'l'TmlUT FRIDAY, JULY 21 RIASSOCW'IOll SATURDAY, JULY 22 ....... .... , ...................... 11- ...... MY 11 ... IUMh\Y, MY 21 " ......... a.IC ... ,.., ...................... _. SUNDAY, JULY 2J YIUICMI ..... ,.. .................. ....... ......-111 .... ...-• ................... SOMEBODY GET ms UCENSE NUMBER -While inching along in a queue at the OMV zoo in Costa Mesa, Herb Kaplan of Balboa lsland swears he hears! this from a geezer shuf- fling alongside: . 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Th Nabonal Weather Service Pf morning low clouds and tog ~ with afternoon clearing and h temperatures in the low tor th t and low 80s .. STORE CONTINUED FROM 1 Bunny Weber, had this response u a first-time cus· tomer at Via Udo Drugs: "I thought I had died and gone to heaven when I came in here." "I'll never see this type of store in Idaho." Jardine said. Although the products may impress those from out of state, it is the drug store's Sefp vices that will leave an imprint on local residents. Vla 'Udo ana its 15-person staff provide bOIDe delivery, bome consultatian on phar- maceutical products. same. day card and invitation print· lng, free blood pressure screenings and even 1>4:rsonal- ized shopping -you call in with a general request and Via Udo will pick it out and deliver it. "You won't find motor oil and fishing poles !).ere, ~ though," said Jaffe. 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Remount them in jewelry designed especially for them. It's a survival tactic that works every time. • 20% less on all remounting services, now through the month of July. CHARLES H. BARR EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY -We didn Jt emlJarrass ourselves. ... Costa Mesa National Senior AU-Stars last local·team ousted ·CMNU SENIOR MANAGER MIKE Sa /EAFER • • ;--• T • "; I' , -' • _ -_I ill Wi equal -to task, -captures setiA title · • Clutch birdie putts on 16th and 17th hoies gives 23-year-old student tournament championship at San~ Ana Country Club. NEWPORT BEACH -When it came down to crunch time, Char- µe Wi delivered with flying col- ors, rolling in dutch birdie putts on the 16th and 17th holes to win the 96th Southern California Golf Association Amateur Champi- onship Sunday at Santa Ana Country Club. The ~~-year-old Wi, who lives in North Hills and attends Cal-· Berkeley; went birdie-birdie-par over the three treacherous finish- ing holes to finish with a one- under-par 70 Sunday for a four- round total of 280. · He was four shots in front of Jim Lundstrom of Mission Hills and Jorge Corral of Tijuana. With his victory, Wi becomes Just the 13th player to win both the SCGA Amateur and Callior- nia State Amateur Championship (which he captured in 1990). Earlier this year, he-won the Pac-10 championship while play- ing for the Golden Bears. Wi also secured a title that has proven elusive. In four previous SCGA Amateur appearances, he tied for eighth in 1990, was fourth m '92, tied for 16th in '93 and was third last year. Corral, the 18-year-old Tijuana resident who Saturday tied the course record with a 63, closed to within one shot of Wi when he birdied the par-thr.ee 14th hole. and Lundstrom, a 35-year-old - school teai::her, got to within one shot when he birdied the par-five 15th bole. But Wi responded like a cham- pion, rolling in a 12-foot downhill, sliding birdie putt on the par- thr.ee 17th ta lock up the.Jitle. For good measure, he got up and down from a greenside bunker to par the 18th hole and secure his four-shot margin. Former two-time Pac-10 champion Jason Gore of Valencia had the day's low round. 68, and finished fourth with a total of 289. Another shot baclt were Chad Wright of Ventura, who dosed with a 72 Sunday, and recently- crowned Calif omia Amateur champion Jeff Sanday. who had a 75 Sunday. Kelly Schendler of Thousand Oaks had the shot of the day when he holed out a six iron on the par-three 11th hole for a hole- in-one. Boyd Martin of SACC finished at 314. 0 THETOP10 280-Q\artie Wi. North Hills, 69'-70-71- 70. 284-James Lu ndstrom, 69-72-73-70; Jorge Corral, Tijuana, 76-73-63-72. 289'-Jason Gore. Valencia. n -68-76-68. 290-0\ad Wright. Ventura. 75-70-73- 72; J.tf Sanday, South Pasadena, 6g...76- 70-75. 291-Ed Cuff Jr., Temecula. 74-75~70-72; Jim Camalone, Upland, 70-76-72-73. 292-Mart Johnson, Helendale, 71.71. 76-7C; Stewn Grace, San Gabriel, 71-7S- 71·75. KATSUYA RAINONE I DM.'I' Pit.OT Westminster's Ricky Quintano s~des headfirst into home plate, but Costa Mesa Nattonal pitcher Aaron Schaefet.has lt blocked off and makes tag (above), whl_le Mesa's Jonathan Meyer is caught ln a rundown and ls chased by Westmtnster third baseman I.ans Hashimoto ln Senior All-Star play Saturday. Wesbnlnster won. Costa Mesa National Seniors elimin·ated •Westminster takes e~ly 2-0 advantage an~ cr\rises to District 62 win. WESTMINSTER -Despite a Yaliant effort, the Costa Mesa Nationai Little League Senior Division (14-15-year-old) all- stdrS came out on the short end of a 13-3 decision to Westminster Satfuday at Johnson Juruor High, and were ousted from the DiStrict 62 playoffs. It was-the final local o.orga- nized youth baseball all-star team to be elinunated this sea- son. Westntjnster: jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, and Costa Mesa National could nev- er record. ·we didn't embarrass our- selves,• noted Costa Mesa National Manager f\.1ike Scheafer. "We just had some real defensive lapses on balls we nor- mally make plays on. That's hurt us the entire tournament.• Costa Mesa National opened with a loss to Ocean View July 8 before downing Costa Mesa American last Tuesday. After Westminster hcid ta.ken the quick two-run lead with a · pair of unearned runs, Costa Mesa National countered with a run in the bottom of the first as Jason Scheafer, the son of the manager, reached first base .on a dropped third strike and worked his way all around the bases on three passed balls. Jonathan Meyer scored the second Costa Mesa National run in the fourth inning on a walk and three passed balls. Scheafer then plated CMN- LL's final run after accounting for his team's only hit of the game. -He doubled, stole third and scored on a passed ball. Aaron Schaefer came in and pitched four solid innings in relief for Costa Mesa National. Tll.LE DA1Y llUNS Polapski, Plummer top field during 8k race in Newport NEWPORT BEACH -Eric Polanski of Piedmont and Patti Sue Plummer of Menlo Park were the top finishers in the male and female divisions Sunday at the Bastille Day Bk Run. Polanski, 24, toured the course in 23:08 to win by five seconds over runner-up Bri- an Balter, also of Piedmont. Third in the m~·s division was Bashir Hussain with ·a 23:15 clocking. Newport Beach's John Koningh was 14th overall in 25:01, while Dave Parsel of Costa Mesa was 20th in 25:53. Plummer topped the wom en's field with a 27:21 time, followed by nmner-up Jeanne ' Lasee-Johnson of Chula Vista in 27:35. Third in the women's division was Kirsten O'Hara of Palos Verdes Peninsula in 27:49. More than 8,000 participants were on hand for the 11th annual event, which raised approximately $75,000 for charity. TI\e top three finishers in each division spilt a prize purse of $2,500. In the Sk event men's division, top hon- ors went to Geoff Sidarl (15:14), second place to Jose Rangel (15:36) and third to John Montgomery (15:42). In the women's Sk, Lisa Silva (18:02) was first, followed by Julie Groff (18:24) and Michelle Eitapence (18:41). Trad Goodrich of Costa Mesa was sixth in 28:34. In the Kids' lk, Heather Bleecker (age 13) won overall honors with a time of 3:44, and in the male division, Rodrigo Casas Jr. (age 11) took first with a 3:49 docking. 0 BASTIUE DAY Bk TOP MALE FINISHERS 1. Eric Polanski, Piedmont, 23:08; 2. Brian BAiter, Piedmont. 23:13; 3. Bashir Hussain, 23:15; 4 Derek Kite, Malibu, 23:22; 5. Daniel Martinez. Placentia. i3:26; 6. Matt Oayton, 23:28; 7. Marco Ochoa. Ana- heim. ~:38; 8. Wynston Alberts, San Diego, 23:40; 9. Danny Reed, Riverside, 23:49; 10. Cosmos Ngulcu. Riwrslde, 24:06; , 1. Richard ~ley. Albuquerque. N.M., 24:47; 12. Marte La ~nt.. S.nta Monica. 24:49; 13. Gustavo Mojarro, Placentia, 24·49; 14.. John Konlngh. Newport lead\ 25:01; 15 Jose Ortiz, Gardena, 25:09; 16 Mike latham, Los Angele-s, 25 12, 17 Bob Adams, Fullerton. 25 17, 18 Chrt' Spitz, Newbury Pa~ 25·21; 19. Eugene Muslar. Cul- WK City. 25:31; 20. Daw P ....... Costa Me-. 25~J. TOP FEMALE FINlSH£RS 1. Pattl Sue Plummer, Menlo Park. 27 21, 2. Jeanne Lasee-Johnson, Chula Vista, 27 35, 3 Kirsten O'Hara. Palos ~ ~ins4Jla. 27 49, 4. Heather Killeen, Pl~ia. 27.59; 5. Jennifer llnggs. los. Angeles, 28:30; 6. 1\'ad Goodrld\ eo.te ...... 21:34: 7. Mary Ze!W, Tempe, Ariz., 28:44; 8, Edwina Foley, S.nta Ana, 28'.59; 9 Kelly Flathers,. Hunti~ton S.ach, 29 15. 10 T.rrl McAJlist.,-, Ora._ 29·29; 11 ~cetla Teran. 5an Diego. 29;lS; 12. Mal1ha Pinto, Anatwlm. 29 40 Millen's record safe for . at least one II)Ore year • Newport Beach driver turns · in second-faste~t time at this year's Pikes Peak Hill Climb. CASCADE, Colo. -Rod Millen's 1994 Unlimited Class and overo.11 record ol to minutes, 4.06 aeconds for the 12.42-m.Ue, 156-tum Pikes Peak Hill CUinb coune is Nie for another year, tbailks to Mother N4tuie. . POr th8 ftrlt time 1n the 73-year billory Of the amuial ~ 4 •aace '6 tbe ~Z..~o~ _ .... =•••n•rr Wblle Millen's '94 record of 10;04.06 remains the fastest time of any vehicle of any kind to conquer Pikes Peak, race conditions thwarted bis attempt to drive his 1995 Thyoto Celica GT under the 10- minute barrier. • The New Zea.land-born Mille n, who residet in Newport Beach, turned in the eecOad-futest overall time among 60 auto ccapeuton and 150 total entries tn Amenca'1 MCOl'ld-oldest comecuttvely ND autD rece, turning In a weather-abort· ....... cif 7:S3.67. Nolt Mo ntbM Of Tokyo, Japan r NDIG fai 1be ii; ... , rlwola • , .......... °' thought I was ahead at 'Glen Cove' (the 5.5-mlle ipark), I eased up a little bit and just didn't take any risks. •Pikes Peak is a tremendous cllal- lenge, even on a Short course, and I was really thrilled with the way the car per- formed. 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MOVING E hi hQUM : 2Br 2Ba. gar, To AWY ..... 714-647-1991 Department of a grow· SEDVICES 5533 · veryt ng wed M race. celll, ralltlu, Annual Rentals S850/mo, 2880 S ani. Ing community news· " GoHI Be d w/oak sc1,uat1lc:lp.lanlltlal.aatuur Or Summer WHklY Ana Ave.tl'B. 7.20-9422 PT/FT Ina Id• t e le paper chain. Typing he&dbd, d reaaer, nit• UlieUI ..... • a11 llltl1111011 • Large Selectlon ••TOWNHOMB•• p~O"!'ilocP~9&N~1RtabOUSTlte•.. bl .. e bt.. aalea. Computer aup· 50-55wpm. Various OI· --•••• table , new love ••"1 .& NUMf~ca.llml· BALBOA 28d 2S.VlllaBal . Sl400 "' ., "' •bt_, pllea, xlnt eamlng po-flee duties. Monday Please be aware that ch"'· TV sland•. noor llCIH • tlbcltnllallltl." 2 Bdrm 1 ~ Bath, Earn $1500 weekly. tentlal. Flex hrs, no thru Friday; e:3oam· th• ll1tlng1 In lhla cat· plllowa. !rig, 3 bed Tllla 1..,_,., will aol PENINSULA 2107 2Bd, Udo .. $2000/wk gated, ~I. $795/mo 1-6<>0-866-4588 24 hr• ....et='.:t",.. ev••· C.M. Call 432· s:3opm. Opportunity egory may require you framea. 434-6823 ........,ICCl9fl111Yetl""1se· 2 Bd 18& .......... $1200 MOY IN SPECIAL VENDING RTB•Ne w 9550 or l ax 432·9538 for growth. Good ben· 10 call a 900 number llllAI lar rul Ul.UI -~It Ill Oonfmt yr1y 2Br 2Ba. 3Bd Npt Hgha . $2100 548-7387 or 548·7450 Machines In 21 Loe&· •flt pkg. Physlcal/drug In which there la a 1-~--R-C_u_ 11-.. TT\.-l_S_E __ tleQUNof•klft.OutlUf•n fp. Furn. Av19/15. CJn. The~~ tfona•Buy All or Reetaurant: Cryatal testing Is a prerequl· charge per minute. """ .u.n.nu ..... f ., NEWPORT p .... a""~599-6780 sPgR'f'• Cove Shake Shack· sit• of employment.--------MISC. 6'015 . .. ...,._, lllWllllff Ulal all PaUo, • c. No amk/ ._...... -· .,.,.,.. SC ~·· Hiring f()( Summer & 11 ... 1111111 Mftftlad la 11111 P9l S1150. 873-1943 873•1900 BEACH 2669 VENDI NG FANTASTIC I Fall hours· 4517-9666. Call Judy Oen ng or EMPLOYMENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili ---.. ....... .. • . SPR• D call (714) 574-4250 for w11•T"r"t::n 5535 Ente rlalnmt c enter, .__,,._ Local route. 400% lnlervhtw. nn, ~ at er-. knlck·k--.... •• 9'1111••••~"*-llcain-: CORONA 3BR2~BaBMfa.Ught. proflta. ~1200/Wk 1 ftftft....263·1800 Retail ..... ,._..,.. ,.....,,... ' ... allHUD 2122 bright, on gmblt. Shut· OCl!ANFRONT potential. MUST SEU.I .,.bt 9625 tOUTOFSANTAFEt CLASSIFIED table lamp. 548-9832 Tol·•ul 1.-..a4.151l fer DEL MAR ter8, parquet. Avt 8/l. 3Br 2Ba, fp. Yr1y 1-800-745-3358 $1..9 """ Exclualve high end lt'a the resource you Widow wlll llv•ln for Moving: Recliner UIV Ille W It 111'1•. DC n1 ,.._. S1IOO &6().1982 494-7123 $2300/mo Mutt~.~ Southweatern apparel can count on lo .. u a elderly u companion, beige never uaedl pCI cal HUDeUZl·350l 48, 2 ,488, pool. Bkr/042-3850 ,,._.C..lt02)H4-7420 atore lalooklngtorFfT myriad of merchan· driver, cook. etc. 1700 Mlls.299 c1o .. to "Thlnga" Prtv Blutfa Tennla VIiia •1BR ie2a. c uatomer aervlce-dise items, becaua• Local reta • 760-7944 96o-1575 . 4Br 3Ba+bonu• rm 28R 2 .... ,72.,.. "~O""CE"~NTS 1 d 1 1 our columna compel a ce••• to beac h . • -...,_p ""1 " UH nu; ATTRACTIVI! AND or •nl• pro eaa on· qualllled buyera to PLANT SAL.II ACRD S3000/mo Ten Eyck ~ft. $2300. ts28 Refrlg & dlahwaaher WILLING TO TALK ala. Must have relall calll DOMESTICS 5540 Cltrua-frult·avocado BALBOA Real Eatale 640-e219 &48 8980 Incl. 60>C30 pool. No 1·900-386-0300 lC3S34 exp. Competitive H I 842-5878 treH, fruiting 11 D. ISIAND 1006 Oc•aaa Vl~S peta. No fH•. No 12•99 nar min, 1a ""'+ + comm & benefits . Liiac $10 Junlpera, ·~ ~~ .• n.... ~ Beach Area ...... Ms-485& 11•"'o'nrcE•~NTs .. ~ ,.--ca11 Poppy. M4-s9s3. Prof cook/It houa•k· · _ """'"' -· ·-nnn vn nu• Procall Co. 802·954-7420 ping wanted, live out. honeyauckl, roHm!'I: Oreat So. Bayfront 3Br 11195 2Bd, Small Winter Fumlthed • .. ••••••• 2920 Live 24 HOURS/DAY11 FfT. Non-•mkr. CdM. herbe 11· On paJma 31t\Ba. ehared pier. '2795 381128-Soot Hwy Or Summer WffldJ1•MIS,."TT t1V'l::OUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Talk to beaut1tu1 g1r1s11 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT G•11 714-&73-3&43. 120· * 909-e 7 4- 9422 Owner/Ag!. Bkr co-op. ase.eeeo AQt. 1.5 Bedroom ,,,.1a.1.n.n~ Watklna-We're not fust 1·SIO<MIM-2100 Ext. 9069 5530 5530 Roll Pla~ln' fUtQ U, ,1,895,000.173-7&47 Oon/Golf Course View. Many Oceanfronta RENTALS Vanilla & Pepper-For S3.99 per min. brar~ T R, Pal-i8:p!8~'\;im8.;.~ ~=: "'~1~•~Call Proc!:.u~~60~~/:!1420 MERCHANDISE ~~~':."es~~~ort.,, & CORONA a.award. 780-8382 ...... v · ll'fv .. Bdrm DEL MAR 1022 _., '1 17srn 1"" . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COSTA MESA 2124 '75W137 mo NB• HB ROOMS 2706 LOST • • MEMBERSHIPS sunn~ prlv patio VIiia Rentals POUND 2925 3018 48r ~._~I. Cl• ON llLUlllWI Pro_Jttrty Mgmt T:U=~ =~ w~ iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU!~~~~~~i!il ~.,t~0~~1~g~:::T,! 38d 18& .. Huge yard, 87s:4912 9at. N/S /pM 1500/mo $75.00 PREMIOI 0:.~:~~"p,:'.~:1~~~ beac h. Well priced nl~ land~. ~ulet Inc.I utll. ts3M761 aft 6 Para caJaa de protea-Yacht Club In N~port S560,000. C-0.S 11250 &42· 104 Pr::•eloua 9/VU=-tora con papeles de Harbor. 35 Ft allpa avl Aleo Hr 28a Condo UR 2BA mHI I/YARD 9 comm w • nACATION escuela Y cosaa per· &40-1494 ..... 47fH870 Old Cd M $275,000 Poot. tennl•. 38t 28a •· aonal como negatives Maury Stauffer, 'Sea PET ~r=GI! ""· '230(). 840-9710 RENTALS 2722 d• foto•. llbrttoa, red- Uon Realty 873-5354 Villa Balboa lar 28r bOa, mem0f1aa, etc.1••••••••1 2BRHOUSEwftARD4AR 2 .. -.......... Poolge NB ocnfrt 48t 28a alrc• Eatoy muy trl•t• EMPLOYMENT ............. o. • ape. porqu• laa cal&a •ata-NEWPORT Total Mii 1395+0ep, tennl•. $1250/mo. 10. Phone, TV, w d, ban con la baaura del••••••••I BEACH 106"' w/d hookup. Newly 650-3144 Craig pt1<ng. Wkly. 1810 W. accident• en vttnff ~ decc>fated Ma...U Ocean Front $50-2300 el 30 de Junlo. •------NT---• iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil •'•Ide defwc• concso en Hart:>oc view caau EMPLOYME Open Houae Sun 1-4 3Bt 2~ea. tam rm, tp, RENTALS TO -N9wport Beach, ea. 5530 474 W4atmlnJater Jae tob, huge yard. APARTMENTS Batbl (7t4) 720-1655liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil · 3Ba 2Q8' s399,000 1 1400/mo. s .. 2180 FOR RENT SBJUU! 2724 Muy SentlmentaJH. Cooka/Prep Person Motivated Seller Elden-Open. 842-5488 $75.00 REW•no! Apply Within Wanta Offere H•IGHTS 3Br 1.58a B • A C H fl R 0 N T "" Rocidn a.Ja Lobat.,, C an n • ry V 111 a g • dptx, 381 16th Pt. Pvt M/F roommatff to ahr For r9tum of tMCher'a 2104 Wat Oceentrot:it. B•ver1y ........ e73-8n8 yrd, w/q hkup. Avt 8/1 . CO..,ONA 3Br/28a NB apt on box.. with Important I"'!""~,.,.,.,,.,,..,,,..,....~~=• 11250/mo. 822-8535 &\ , .and. No •moke/P9l fllea, p~ra, photo A DAILY SALARY 011' D .._ aa DeT -•tt 2622 1n1. (310)545-0578 negatives, booka., r• '400 A DAY ~rtllng SAN Open ••·• 3Br 1 ue ...,. mA&\ celpta, memorabllla, for Don Lapre of th• CLEMENTS 1076 hM. Fenced. New cptJ CDM 3Sr h .. , ~ard, etc. Many years of TV ahow "Making iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiil re'~~= :f &.:1i; Sharp olean 2Br w/d, deck, O•· ... work. They w9fe put Money." Call Don at 1ea. patio, 2 blka to :,,,~1-=~· out by mistake next to 1-eoo-482·1113. MODEL PtlRFBCT Big Corona. 1950. the truh can• at the APT lllANAftBR 3-4 Bdrm• (Oen), SELL 873-385.1 ii ha h TWnh curbald• on ffrlda~ ~ 2.~ Ba., Plantation · · Ava11 7n5. ,on:i~o to 0beh. NC: 8/30. Harbor View Couple warned for 4+ Shutter•, Imported ho Sm Studio, 1 rm w/ba, •mk. All amen. f'um. Hom••· Newport unit apt In Coata Stone, Maat9' Suite w/ YOU( me mfcro, fr1 • No kitchen $500/mo 443-4113 Beach. Sentimental MHa. 8015-482•111~ Ou.I Flr.!l!I.,,. and through classlfled g .. _.. .... -value too Barbi °' aend rMume to. ,.. 1/2 blk to ........ "'" ~· NB 3bd 3t>a. Near Behl (714') 7a~1••s Rental Prop. a.Mc••· t.:~~:~~p.J'.b• c!~Z t500/lno 8'13:-4388 $600/mo + Utl./D•P· -vu 383 MobU Ave., Ste. 2, aac, ilngl• loaded Newport TWnh .. Bat-... u11ful Fr.. Kit• Camarillo, CA 93010. a treet. Clo•• to No matter COST'• .. ..,-r• 2•24 boa/River. 948-6405 ten• (only 2) Maine Apt. 11.,..._ School• and Oceanl what you're A~ v Na 38d Townhouu on Coon' SlameM Mix· 144 Unit community. t288i.990 d 1_. wat«I Own ~ w/ • ture • ...a ... 722 Experience rweeuary. 0Ww1Wt0kw o .. 'V, your 1BA .,...,, stove,~. rage-$700/mo. AVI ~1 POUND CANARY PIHH call for M Call 8teve Dallt• h~ quiet park. •' .. d• 148-7330 or 723-4181 Euler Sunday w .. k. appolnt"'ent. (805) 8outhlancl Group ~ near freeway. Rent iia;aaliOe Penln. 9nd. Very friendly. Call __,2n-_1_2_,,1_0_. ----• ~~:~ ==~= :ome ~:lib Ind gu. 942·1363 Modem. nw aand, &d-1854. Bookk ....... Mat trti:~~ TN~~-~ .. ··-:=-eos~ :::.:.:~ •• ~ ~O=D1v:A:,c:: ... T.cf::pr~d ~~ uy tt.. J · tits In. ~gar+~:~ deck Nwpt ....... fl Neka V9fde. 'e.M to Identify, IU! 0me;_ ,:AX-.,;;:;,;; C....aft~. • ...... NIS. ll50. 17&-1141 rmate.. 8eeuC. we&er· 912•1187• to 831-1442 GARAGE SALE '.HINTS . Before your garage sale,· determine what items you Wish to sell. Make sure everytfling is deati and •ired. front home Nl8 prof, POUNDa BUCK CAT Kali it;iie& onty MOO 9454039 In Cofona det Mar. & AN1lltant9 needed NNift IDITIWiCI Call to ld9ntlfy. .,,... Rene.I 0# oornmiNlon: Na-charming m..-M4-1070 COM Salon 176-4611. bt wtpetao, own bath, loui61 LMue blade & Rouliolllllil walk~n clat, tndry. white CA~. very N••D•D. VllO*IJon -;:, ~ ~ twntMTI ....._ Call 721"'811. ........ NB. ... only :.. Bay ~~ c;e, &i 8lactt lon9 1o.2, 18.IOIHr. Own a .iry, MO pvt~ hair (whit• chin) trana. Rick, 171-4«1G. or..,. •10 « 17IO+ llmlMr ~· 1yr. Lut lnm BMl .. er '-' ua ICl1..a31 9MI\ (Spyglua) .,.._ lalHIAetaU bac ... June '°"' 7eo-a330 afound, Deelan ebtMv. lhare °'*J.-~ •• 4'1..-Z ~ ~ ~.,...-. :.:--~ ~ Leal Oat irown RIC5kl0iii6 ~ llameM. &.Mt ...,, lnatruotora wented. 17'tl et; CM. 4»1•1 M or P. Top C.. ............ 1 LOii! lit Qrww • fot ............ ' ............. ~ ...... .. ...,._.._.._.pm, 11 CHA Md .................... -• .. 81 ta I Ill --. Very ftMded tDr tlOffl I 18 .. ... •lWIDI c.1h~'~"~·~·~·;;;~5a;z "...,..,,.. • ------COMPUTERS 6018 60 10 l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Printer OSX 240 CltJ# H 'ly l•aa 200 Jua S 1 50. Call 434-8123 ANTIQUES •BUYING ITaMS* From 1800-1980. 1 pc to entire estate. Paint· Inga, books, fufnllure, etc. Immediate cash, top $. 873-6223 Ill mag Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlntd will help M2·5871 SELL your home through classified Sell your unwanted Items tile ... y wayl To ~ace your ctan1tled ad c:&ll 04a-&e78. .. l . 5 , , .. c-.... _ -=~-67~ -~· ....... " ......,. ar-. 14~--~=-· '*olne • Q. 4 • ,.. South, Yl.llnerable, yOla bold: . .q oU OQ I I I Oil .. .., I• I I .. llcllll.\voleetlo 97 MelftO ....,,_ ea Acorne 8nd The blddi"I ha1 pmceeded: NOlt1'll . BA9T 80'1111 WB8T INT .. f n.. blddlns bu proceeded: &A8'I' ,ICJIU'ftl Wlt8'I' NOR111 ................. ,lnr~-.---...-...-"""'11!~ •• ·-... 10 ·--------............. . ? ~ ~~· Whilt do JOU bid nowJ .. t IOAn. t.ICllTI, ... T--• '·'"" Whahdion do )'OU take? Clllrllll 7013 fUll pwr, OtMn, e&r DOWN A • Had Kut paued, you ,.,ould Nive employed the Stll)'man Nia, "" Wke, Mutlt A • There 11 nothlnc you can do Mir t491193t.a4e4 without rilklns a llWMCr'e. e...r in "4 1o ~ ....,.. lrl 4t' 1 lUlltMY cat 2~ 3 C>pel'I -: M Ba'1WOIUI ,w;;~i.-.Comention-to check on a 4-4 heert .-....~ ..... , flt; lntendini to eommit the hand to 1-11-11 o 1.e i.--,....;. .,...._ Pfl'.I• ,....n:11eae or t.he niepon,ae. mind that partner 1lmr.ty reopened unurv•• aft cabin ihe bldcllnc with two d amonda, an motor ya oh t In action which doeen\ promise much. Nl • ..0-1824 Ir North bad '6und valuee, the 4 =-28 =again 5 ()yer lrid (111191 27 Gir•ff•'• ci>ullr'I 47 BeMC •11 Difflfent 51 cancell Now, a cu•bid in the enemy auit Ml'W9 toM Mme purpoee M l.wo clW.. would have had there been no interference. Bid t.hree 1padea. ueuahout"le~act.lon would be to ean. -··n 70LA double ti1'11t and then bid diamonda. ,.-...... ~ ........ 6 ,.ll PU1. ,. e Timber 28 Aquatk.m fish 7 Lauo 30 AndeS nadve9 8 Snoozed 32 Vuckl II loc:11llon 33 Rlsky 10 Puebto lndien 3' Sily 11 N;tOf Baldwin 35 t.oolas alter , 12 GooM'• call 37 Sand bars 13 Uncooked 38 Actor Hawtce 21 Pa.lure 40 Sman bed 23 German sub 41 Play opener' 24 Thailand's 46 Rodent ---~--- 52 Ma.rathoner'I bodt? 53 Food .. I • 54 Huff and puff 55 Crude metela ~ Gambllng town 58 Coupe or • oonV9f11ble 59 Got bigger 60 Play llby- 63 Res1ed Q. I • Neither vulnerable, u South you hold: •K Q .1 10 7 I OAK I oA ta .. The blddin,hu proceeded: IOlllH EST NORTH EAST 16 P .... INT p._ ' What ~o you bid now? A • You have eight tricb in your owa hand, partner has responded aod your 1pade euit can play opJ»- 111.e a 1ingleton in partner'• hand. Since it la not too much to expect partner to cover two of your loeere, JUmp to four 1padea. Q. 8 • NeiLher vulnerable, aa Bputh you bold: Ml <:111 OAQtl4 •KQl9 The biddini has proceeded: 80l1111 fiE8T NORTH BAST 10 •• so 80 ' What act.ion do you take? A • There'• a good chance to make three no trump if partner haa a heart atopper. The way to find out ia to ahow your apade control by cue-biddina three apadea and wait- in1 for partner'• reaction. Q. G • 8ot.h vulnerable, u South you hold: ..r 10 OA 4t J I 0Q I ..i 10 191 The biddln~proceeded: 80l1111 · NORTH EAST P... P ... 1• Pa• S. p._ I• PaM T What acUon do you take? A • Your hand is worth a try for game. Since p&rtner'Npade rebid on thia auction strongly auaeeta a aix-c:an:I suit, and you hold two hon· ors in it, the obvioua invital.ion la a · raiee to three apadea. A rebid of t.wo no trump aleo haa meriL Q. • • A. South, vulnerable, you hold: MIU OAQll4 otu .q1 The biddin~proceeded: 80tml NORTH EAST 10 P ... S. P ... ' What action do you take? A • You have a fair hand. However, Lhere'• nothing you can do for the moment other Lhan rebid aO' .. 115iii, tOHPJ dlHel, h..cf, OY.,,, ~·· .... 11,000 Of ........ ,.... u 043 No. hlboa Chen- nel, 124,000 oao. IOIMl2·2152 SPUD• SDaoAD ... 7011 MAIIDWPS DOas 7022 ~...,....Quiet. prv chanMI. IOft. mu, water, eJ9ct ln- clud 11 om. 541 540o your original 1uiL On lhi1 aucLion it•-------- doean't. promise more t.han rive CAJIP!aS, aV'S, carda. Bid two hearta. TIAII.IU · 1014 PETS• ANIMALS PIANOS & 6049 OIGANS . 6075 Tl.CUTS eos11----iiiiii '•WANT•D Camper 1hell f0t email GMC S-15 P/U. ,.._ ... C.UHM7H. -------CHWAIR ----.;;;...;;==-----------------Auel 8hep Pupa Pleno Walnut, Con-A KC/ASCA, • OFA, aole, rec.ntly tuned. . CERI' Bluee/Blk trla, $700 OBO 844-ff75 Moat US Cltl••• .. ••••••• •From 1180 (1·W)• •• •From 1350 <Rn• AUTOMOllLZS ·WANTED TO BUY 6019 PUB TO YOU 6022 =:u 8049 ,:: <e:> 2;:::.a llCYCLES we --_....__11 ~wo MMeal 4-yr-old male • ... .. ••• , ....................... 1 1.aoo490480S 1• IOIO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _._ ---I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Samoyed • 2•yr-old , _______ lllW to30 uaBD oour llALLa alam mixed malea Adopt Rottw•ll•rl female Au11I• Shep-Reoondlllonetl • .... uSPOIT'•'nON •=-••••••• In large quanUUea. looklng for loving Male 3)'1'9 AKC 130lb1 herd/Lab mbc. Prefer uaed Blk••· Ilk• new.11'•~•-••A•••'" Top I paid. 875-0103 hOme. M&--2279 8pm. trained. Nffd• •pedal to kMP tog.uier, v«y Call 641-9284. 1• '7• •fllW aaoa Looks or 800-445-7878. hornet 545-2912 attectlonate • playful. grNt. NM goodl Bur· -------1BUII.DING ADOPT.UET ~1~!1dA~e s~: SPOITING IOATS 7011 L~::· ~ FREE TO YOU 6022 MATERIALS 6030 Evety s.t & Sun at herd mix. Gort:· GOODS 6085 **'ii fi&L PETSMART, Fountain loyal & calm. I ....... ed CrMt "" •• HAJRCUTal Four arch •¥9 buJld-Valley. P4pple8, kit· adult home. 373-0n1 Schwinn 1 Oep l30 inflatable w/2..S HP ALMOST USED** Promo1•Demo1 Inga, new, never ten• and mc>re, all PaAilAllKITTaNi Huffy blke $50 RC TohatauEnglne.GrHt !~~e~n.!!1'L:{g~.2 Mod• I• N • • d • d etected, can dellver. Mng for ~· ;::· CFA Reg-ewb 3 fem. 10T, fully .... mble w/ Condition I 723-«WfS. Uc PAID. Full Wrnty. (714) 840°2898 40lc28 wu 18100 now ~ ro;e~or• Info. • Adorable, lhaded an· control nu eng. Make Mari• Top electrl Chrm Whta. SERIOUS New Kltt•na 4 Long 12990; 40•72 WH1--------ver & drk w/Wht. offer. e49-125e boat. Xlnt condl BUYERS OllLYI 714/ hair • 3 Calico io 111,200 now '8800: $250-350 630-57HS 11000. (714) 875-7599 973-t373 pp good homel 645-9838 ~:e'o~o'::° = Over•~ wtth leve abuHd and Overstocked with 1-1""'•'""•'""3-1.-3-3...,.1-Bu-rg-endy--•• Thinking of having a 117,600 now '8900. A call to abandoned peta. Be• stuff? TRADE Nge leath lnt.r. &-garage lale? Endwalla are avaJa. voluntMr/toater. Call A call to apc:lt, auto win. Sun. Give UI a calll able 1--~'"'""""'""0 Ctualfttd ft4-et7.eo37. Ctasatned through classlfled CLASSIFIBD ' .._.,...._ • Wiil help roo • 4-door. '3500 842•5878 Buy 11. Sell It. Find It. wlll help M2·1878 firm. Xlnt cond. MU.. ~2·8871 Claaalfletl. 842·H78 Mtll 75•9199 wa PUT IT ON OR TAK• IT Ol'P Amtex Textufiftll •8oltM1..aMa• Put a few words to work for you. . AUTOS WANTED 1241 wenm "2-5171 Run your ad in the Newport Beac+, Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington 8eodl Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with a check todovl Run for a week! I( your car does not sell we'll run it for another wee~ FREEi All for $1 o• ··--------·-···--·······-· : D YIS,51U. MY CAI • • : ....... I :~. • <;:ti,. ,. ...... v..tl c..I 0MC 0"15.\ DAM x . • r.- Moil 1a CM&YllOI DI w .. ,,_c..-.u.n.u 1714.a.JUll OrM.tVl44Jl.4JIM "'-..... ~ ,.,_""" ,......, .... _ __..... ---- ~~ g=. ~::.~ o--a--.. u-o.-o•-a......_ o_.., a•-a--o--O•-ao..-o...,._ a--o-o--oM-0...,W O ... W- • I 10 for' t-, I I .DO roclt °""""""' h ._ ________________ ...;;;;;;;;::a==---~~:.;;;;,;;;.;;;;;;;;..J 3120 ....... . Since 111t. f'rom 1149+ low ~·~ fM, 8004• JIZI