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Home My WebLink About1998-06-24 - Orange Coast Pilot, Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Four arrested after jewelry store· holdUp •Gunshots exchanged as more than $200,000 in goods are stolen from Costa Mesa store, whose owner chased robbers in wife's car. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Gunshots were exchanged. More than $200,000 in merchandise was stolen. And the owner of a jewel- ry store chased the robbers in his wile's Mercedes-Benz. Amid the shards of broken glass and bullet holes in the walls, Glenn Verdult celebrated with his employees and family Tuesday afternoon after four men were arrested hours after a brazen rob- bery at his Costa Mesa store. The suspects allegedly robbed Winston's Newport Jewelers on Newport Boulevard and then car- jacked a Huntington Beach resi- dent while they tried to elude police. Costa Mesa police arrested Robert Tillett, 21, Ron Simmons, 28, and 1'tamaine Cooper, 28, all of Los Angeles; and Edwin Kizzee, 30, of Palmdale. All four were charged with suspicion of armed robbery and carjacking and were being held at Costa Mesa jail on $50,000 bail each. They will be arraigned Thursday in Harbor Municipal Court. Verdult, the 35-year-old owner of Winston's, was calmly sipping wine and eating shark at nearby the Golden Truffle restaurant after the harrowing incident. In October 1996, his store was ransacked of $1 million in jewelry and $30,000 in cash. Verdult was livid and vowed Tuesday it wouldn't happen again. "We're tired of it," he said. "We have been hit once and that is enough. We are putting up our defense as well as some often- FATAL LANDING sive measures." Tuesday's holdup began short- ly after 11 a.m., when four men posing as customers entered the jewelry store, which is protected by metal bars over the doors and windows. Customers have to ring a bell to be let into the store. Verdult and four employees were in the store when two of the men pullect out handguns. What the robbers didn't know was that Ron Cerisani, an independent jewelry dealer who works with Verdult, was in a back room. While the robbers used plastic handcuffs to tie the ankles of two female employees, Cerisani • SEE ROBBERY PAGE 6 Four men were aneAedln connecdon wUhtbe Tuesday robbery of Winston'• Newport Jewelenln Costa Mesa. KIM liAGGERTY· ZVUUS/ DAILYPllOT Developer hopes to redo harbor center • City officials say 'big vision' could create anchor for 4-acre Lido Marina Village. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Plagued with aging buildings, vacant storefronts, inadequate parking and an obscure location, Lido Marina Village long bas been considered one of the city's lost opportunities for economic development. The 4-acre commercial area fronts Newport Harbor just east of Newport Boulevard, and is made up of restaurants, retail stores and mostly marine-related office space. A courtyard closed off to vehicle traffic is paved with red bricks and a wooden boardwalk allows visitors to walk along the bayfront. But while the village itself and its position on the water appears to have potential for success, many businesses have been unable to survive. "For sale" signs hang in several vacant storefront windows and outside large, desolate office buildings. As the area has declined in value over the years, potential buyers have looked at the proper- ty, but city officials could not get a developer to make a serious effort to do something. Since September, however, James Ratkovich & Associates Inc., a Pasadena-based real estate developer, has been in escrow to purchase Lido Marina Village fTom-Marvin Engineering Inc. Ratkovich & Associates, which al.ready has invested several mil- lion dollars in the area and pur- chased two buildings:• hopes to close the entire deal by June 30. "The bottom line is that the property has been owned by a company which is not in the real estate business.· said President Jim Ratkovich, noting that Mar· vin Engineering acquired the vil- lage through foreclosure on a loan several years ago. "They ace great businessmen, but they are not real estate developers and they have been under-loving the property." Ratkovich said his company hopes to work with the communi- ty, including the businesses sur- rounding Lldo Marina Village, to come up with a plan that will revi- talize the entire area. "What we see is a wonderful • SEE VILLAGE PAGE 7 Council to consider lease of boat slip By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -In a special meeting tonight, the City Council will consider a ~year lease with James Ratkovich & Associates Inc. for boat slips at Lldo Marina Village. Council members discussed the issue at length Monday night, but wanted more information before making a decision. The issue is of some urgency because the company hopes to finalize its purchase of the retail complex June 30, and needs a long-term lease of the docks to obtain financing to redevelop the property. "l'm concerned about the dty getting· a fair return. and about the ability of the prospective lessee to perfoim rede~opment of Udo Marina Wlage/' Council- man John Hedges said. •we .• SEE BOAT SLIP PAGE 1 _BarOOt officially hired as Newport-Mesa superintendent r •School board By Husein Mashni, Daily Ptlot . . . . . . . . . . almanac • IDfTOlt'S NOTI; Do you or someone you know haw • landrNtt buthdw °' ennMn.rv coming up? tf so, '#Wd fltte to Include lt In the AlmlNc. Clll the Information into the Rffden' Hotline. 642-6086, fu It to 646-4170. or rn1ll It to the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mes.19262'1. You also may send• pf» togr..,t\, but lndude a seff-addnHMd. stamped envelope If you It mumed. BffiTHS Most recent births as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. NEWPORT BEACH • Rachel C. Tapia on April 17 • Sebastian G. Stirbu on April 19 • Jordan D. Lockhart on April 19 • Madison A. Hermon on April 19 • Sarah J. Jesuroga on April 19 • Jake S. Hodgson on April 20 •Virginia C. Olmstead on April 20 • Kyanna M. OyeIVides 'on April 20 •Dolan J. McHugh on April 20 •Paige C. Kenerson on April 20 • Elise N. Ramirez on April 20 • Allyana M. Kirk on April 21 •Joseph B. Luu on April 21 • Griffin T. Runnels on April 22 • Richard A. Jeppesen on April 22 • Weston J . Willard on April 22 • Eugene E. Kokor on April 23 • Olivia R. Piraino on April 23 •Ian D. Wolcott on April 24 • Lauren D. Tominaga on April 24 • Matthew H. Kormeluk on April 25 • Alicia Meneses ~n April 25 BUSINESS LICENSES New business license informa- tion reported by the cities of Cos- ta Mesa and Newport Beach. COSTA MESA •Alejo Cardenas, 2701 Fairview Road, sewing and needlework. • Antunez Fashion, 1029 El Camino Drive, used merchan- dise. • Art Work by Dana Lang, 2701 Fairview Road, furniture store. • Best Jewelry Buy, 88 Fair Drive, jewelry store. • Cosby Enterprises, 88 Fair Dove, computer and software store. •David R. Tiuele, 2701 Fairview Road, used merchandise store. • Duarte's Shoes, 2701 Fairview Road, shoe store. • GT Noon Contracting Services, 2588 Fairway Drive, single-fami- ly housing construction. • JT Marketing Concepts, 2885 Fairview Road, data processing and preparation. • Law office of Wendy E. Ravin, 313 Esther St., legal services. •Matsumoto and Rives Accoun- tancy Co., 2569 Elden Ave., accounting, auditing and book- keeping. • Mr. Juan, 2701 Fairview Road, restaurant. • Purisi.mo Columna, 2229 Elden Ave., apartment building opera- tor. • Unlimited Business SolutJons, 3077 Coolidge Ave., data pro- cessing and preparation. • Vmeyard Christian School, 3013 Deodar Ave., child day-care services. NEWPORT BEACH • Cole Services, 12841 Western Ave., owner: Mike Cottle. • Concepto Rustico International, 250 Newport Center Drive, own- ers: Ruben Suare and Allan Suare. • Contractor Management Group, 525 Douglas, owner: Sean Whalen. •Cooling Dynamics, 1627 Sheri- dan Road, owner: Armen Marachelian. • Cooper Floors, 7522 Slater Ave., owner: Robert E. Woolridge. Wellot VOL 11, NO. 14a • CPI Builders Inc, 17233 Newhope, owner: Diana Mus- grave.. . •CreattveSilb,991Newport Center Drive, owners: Connie Hurley and Kelly Bun:bit. • Deadbug Design, -413 Dablla Ave., owner: Anthony G. Kem. • Dteclricb Coffee, 620 Newport Center Drive, owner: TI.mothy J . Ryan. • Diedrich Coffee, 4675 MacArthur Court, owner: nmo- thy J . Ryan. • Diedrich Coffee, 3 Civic Plaza, owner: Tunothy J. Ryan. • Diedrich Coffee, 500 Newport Center Drive, owner: Timothy J. Ryan. • Dog Day Afternoons Inc., 3720 Campus Drive, owner: Mikail Kruger. •Dun.can Electric, 492 18th St, owner: James Duncan. • Electro-Unlimited Inc., 68225 Calle Bonita, owners: John R. Egetter, San and Janine Durst. • Cristy A Emerson, M .D., 4030 Birch St., owner: Dr. Cristy A. Emerson. DEATHS Most recent deaths as report- ed to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Catherine L. Gallagher, 48, on April 24 • Helen C. Smith, 96, on April 25 •Janet P. Graves, 64, on April 27 • Mabel E. Van Wynen, 73, on April 29 •Phillippe A. Guyot, 61, on May 3 • Marion E. McElroy, 74, on May 3 •Denise I. Page, 47, on May 3 •James J. Meehan, 71, on May 5 • Hugh Bayes, 75, on May 7 •Raymond L. Fischer, 61, on May 10 NEWPORT BEACH • Robert E. Hanis, 81. on April 25 •Ernest J. Schag, Jr., 65, on April 25 • Athelea G. Mullaney, 70, on April 27 • Maybelle M. Anderson, 92, on April 28 •Henry K. Swenerton, 81, on April 29 • Floyd I. Bartlett. 79, on May 1 •Hazel C. Wright, 104, on May 1 • Ray D. McGaha, 100, on May 2 • Matthew A. Saracino, 72, on May3 • Beneva Lake, 59, on May 6 DUI ARRESTS The following people recently were arrested on suspicion of dri- ving under the influence. These people only have been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all such crimes, are inno- cent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Timothy S. Doane, 32, of New- port Beach Jeffrey B. Edgecombe, 25, of BurOank Kevin W. Gibson, 29, of Newport Beach Ronald J. Glannsmore, 46, of Newport Beach Milledge W. Gomillion, 25, of Tustin Cynthia K. Gray, 38, of Newport Beach · Johnny D. Guyette, 42, of Costa Mesa Wtllie D. Hampton, 27, of Long Beach Richard L. Ha.we, 47, of Hunting- ton Beach James M. Hayner, 27, of Aliso Viejo Jonathan F. Hays, 42, of Newport Beach Jorge A. Hernandez, 28, of Irvine Raymond A. Hill, 24, of Costa Mesa \ DON LEACH I DAl.Y PILOT A group of youngsten goof around after Jumping In the water with their pants on ln the ocean near Newport Elementary. Summer Food, Wme Festival set at Crystal Court l • Proceeds to benefit Someone Cares Soup Kitchen : in Costa Mesa, Second Harvest Food Banlc. The event is the biggest fund- raiser for Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, where 200 to 250 people eat each weekday, said Merle Hatleberg, founder and director. r----------------~--------, "1 ., I I I I I I I I By Alison Murrav, DaiA1 Pilot inspired out of wanting to belp 1• •r teed the hungry of Orange Coun-The 12-year-old soup kitchen bought its own building in January with funds raised from the last three food and wine festivals, Hatleberg said. ty," said Rita Redaelli, a spokes- SOUTii COAST METRO woman for South Coast Plaza. "We •• I I Fine-food afidon&dos can eat for are in such a prosperous area. and a good cause Thursday at the we really should not have such a 1998 Summer Food and Wine hunger problem.• •rt's just a miracle," she said. ·u is just so wonderlul that people open their hearts to people who are less fortunate." t I I I I I I ·' I I I I I I I I I I Festival at South Coast Plaza's An expected 1,400 people will Crystal Court. sample cuisine from 32 restaurants Proceeds from the sixth annual along with international and Cali-• I I event will benefit the Second fomia wines while Steel Parade i Harveet .food .Bank of Orange serves up reggae music. : County and Someone Cares Soup Partidpating restaurants ~ Kitchen in Costa Mesa. Last year, include 1Toquet. the shopping Second Harvest Food Bank dis- bibutes food to 298 member agen- cies, from senior centers to soup kitchens and homeless shelters. ~----------------~· ticket can feed a f amlly of four for almost three months, &aid Nicole Thompson, Second Harvest's development manager. the event raised $65,000 and this · center's newest restaurant, and year the goal is $75,000. Pinot Provence, which will not offi- "It's an event that really was cially open until July. Because much of the food is donated or pwchased in bulk, a lit- tle money goes a long way -one •1t•s amazing,• she said ·0ne dollar provides 30 meals.• Newport restaurant robber pleads guilty A 34-year-old man who plead-l ed guilty to robbing an Italian : restaurant in Newport Beach l could face up to 25 years to Ufe in ; prison under the state's three- : strikes law. : Harvey James Lackey, who ~ has a prior criminal record. will be : sentenced Aug. 7 for two counts : of robbery and possession of an ~ illegal fireo.rm. : Lackey and an accomplice : stole about $2,000 from Spaghetti ~ Bender on West Coast Highway : in December 1996. The two men : walked into the restaurant and : told an employee they were wait- ~ ing for someone. Lackey then : went outside the restaurant and : returned with an Uzi assault rifle. : The robbers ordered most ~ employees into the kitchen and : stole money from the register. ~ Restaurant mAD.ager Janie Whor- : ton said a hostess, who didn't see : the holdup, wished the robbers a ~ nice evening when they left the : restaurant. : •Those guys even wanted to ~ tip our busboy Sl because they : had a glass of water beforehand," ~ ~ 7WI CotoN def Mar 7V62 Costa--. 7SllO ,.,.,,dpcrt ~ 1!Mt' -ilpOft COllt 1M2 .. flGMCUT LOCA110N sm Wldge MIW Nie'"' J.SIW ...... '2.SIW =--.... MM briefly in the news she said. •1t was a strange event, but I'm glad to know Mr. Lackey will be punished for the crtme. • Scrabble tournament set at Newport Dunes A Summer Solstice Ga.mes Scrabble Tournament will be held Sunday at Newport Dunes RV Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, New- port Beach. Sponsored by the National Scrabble Association. the tourna- ment will begin at 9 a.m. with sev- en g'ames for players of all skill lev- els. Rated players must be associa- tion members and will be divided into three categories based on the organization's cummt rating list. Unrated or first-time players do not have to be association members. Players should bring boards, tiles and chess clocks and are asked to arrive 30 minutes before the first round. lbe official word authority is the ~Official Tourna- ment and Cub Word List,• pub- lished bY Merrlam-Webster. The tournament is one of more than 150 such events held through- out the United States and Canada each year. The entry fee is $40 per person. Preregistration is required by call- ing Gary Moss at (949) 759-4871. For more information, call the New York-based National Scrab- ble Association at (516) 477-0033. Halloween to come early. to Costa Mesa Halloween will come early to Costa Mesa when Fantasimoni- um '98 is held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Costa Mesa Holiday Inn, 3131 S. Bristol St. Uncle Creepy and the Crea- ture Crew will team up with Vampi the Vegetarian Vampire -hostess of the celebrity horror chat show •Ntghtmarez Cafe TV" on cable television -to bring ghouls, monsters and may- hem together for a taste of Hal- loween. Uncle Creepy is Hllber Graf of Monsters and Mayhem Models in Costa Mesa, and Varnpi the Veg- etarian is Gigi Porter of Produc- tion Magic Inc. in Long Beach. Madel kit makers will com- pete for the annual Frankie Awards, which are sponsored by such companies as Revell Mono- gram and Glencoe Models. ' ~WIWS. The A south-tC>Uthwest-COSfA..sA Aspiring model-makers can attend se.m.lnars with hobby pros Joe Laudati, Jeff Pittarem, Jett Buchanan and Randy Vandal for tips and tricks on model-kit designing. Among the horror celebrities • scheduled to appear are Reggie Bannister of ·wishmaster" and · •Phantasm,• cult movie scream , queens Brinke Stevens and Deb-.. • bie Dutch, Chuck Williams of ; "Puppetmaster s: Bob May of ·Lost in Space,• and special: effects animator Jim Danforth. : The official Pantasimonium ·~ hostess, Vampt the Vegetarian Vampire, will be delivered in her • coffin by the Phantom Coaches • Hearse Cub at noon. -·' The hearses, which include historical coaches seen in such movies as •ttarold and Maude• and one that throws blue flames. will be on display. Other ghoulish festivities include sped.al •screamings" ot classic horror films, free gifts an<J =" door prizes, tricks and treats. Admission ts SS per persoDt Children 1 O and under are tree with a paid adult. • For more information, ca.U (714) 751-.8620 or (71•) 557.3~: IWllll ls out of the 'MS\ 9t 3 feet. erty swell .i 200 to 210~Wlll • ~ A"'"'9: A CM stereo worth S 150 was stolen In the 3100blodc. ,... 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' • 9 'f uUlll.-.-.ASMMWaltt\S2•wm ...... lntN ....... • All • Ji I .. • Ste A COin colte<ttcin worth SS,000 W .... lnthl700 ..... • ..... , JI •Cllllll'.,._A_.., ....... Miii Ind 1na1r1Mtldlll •11'11.nown WMW• ..... • _...,,_:,__ ...... ue .. ..,.1n ... ...., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2•. 1998 ... - New sup"erintendent will need to r~tain qualit;y tea~hf!rS .. I wasn't invited to play in The Challenge tennis tournament last week in Newport Beach, bu~ tbat's OK. No bard feelli\gs. It'~ their loss. They probebly fig- unkl I was too young, anyway. So I went to see the Angels play twice instead. And during the cacophony between innings (Dtsney still hasn't learned that a contending team is more than enpugh entertainment}, I thought of a baseball analogy that applies to our public school situation. So even if you neither know nor like . baseball. bang with me for a mqment. • 1\vo years ago, a very rich Floridian who owned the expan- sion Florida Marlins decided be w~ted a winner badly enough to go out and buy one. So the first person the owner bought was the best manager in base- ball. Jim Leyland. Then the own- er surrounded Leyland with a stellar cast of players who were paid market prices commensu- rate with their considerable skills. When they performed to those high standards, the Marlins became baseball's world champi- ons. A year later, the owner imf>ul- stvely -and for reasons both cavalier and selfish.._ disassem- bled bls team as quickly as he had brought it together, selling ott virtually all of bis good play- ers. But the best manager in baseball still was under contract to the Marlins, so he stayed. Result: the Marlins this year - using mostly untried rookies - are deep in last place. Angry and disgusted fans are staying away from games. and the world's best manager is looking for some- where. else to go at the end of this season. The obvious moral is that no matter how talented the manag- er, he can't win without top- notch players. OK, now let's apply that moral to the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, where the school board is paying a talented new superintendent a reported $126,000 for two principal rea- sons: (1) that's the going rate for a man of his skills and experi- joseph n. bell ence, and (2) because he's very good at what he does, he deserves at least the going rate -and, perhaps, then some. Question: Why can't these same two yardsticks be applied to the teachers who will carry out the new superintendent's visions -as well as their own? Instead, we have in this rich district a corps of restless, disillu- sioned teachers who are paid embarrassingly below-market salaries and who are ~ stiffed in their current negl>tiat- ing eUorts to bring their pay scale at lea.st in line with other nearby districis. And their patience is running out, leavmg them no alternative to looking elsewhere for work. Unda Mook, who represents the teachers union In its negotia- tions, has suggested that the dis- trict may lose as many as 80 teachers. I asked her the other day how she antv~ at that fig- ure. She said that well over that number had called her to say they were looking at.other dis- tricts and needed to know when they could expect a final figure from Newport-Mesa. "These are good and loyal veteran teachers who have accepted low salary rates because they knew the district was going through bad times caused first by the embezzlement of school funds and then by the Orange County bankruptcy,• Mook said. "But those things are behind us now. There are no longer hard times here. So the loyalty ol these teachers rather than being rewarded is being strained to the breaking point.· Mook pointed out tbat New- port...Mesa's teacher salaries .start- ed lagging after the embezzle- ment in 1991 and never have recovered. ·we just got farther and far- ther behind,• she said. ·After eight years of this, we are last by a substantial margin in Orange County. We could get a 15% pay rai.$8 and still be last. Some dis- tricts are almost 40% ahead of us.• She scoffs at the argument that there 'simply is no money for · raising teacher salaries. "We have a budget well over $100 million and there must be hundreds of soft spots that could be used to compensate our teachers properly,• she said. "Money isn't the problem. The problem is vision. There is no • vision here of where we want to be as a school district. We've never had a budget designed to educational needs. Nothing hap- pens in education unless it hap- pens to a child. So tbere'I a gigantic problem here with a ..,. tem that can no longer retain and attract quality teachen. $ucb • system can only c&=une in quali•--'• ty.• "T Sb.e views Robert Barbot, •• selected as Newport-Mesa'• tJIJW _ superintendent of schools, with ... enormous ~ope. But li.k.e Jim Leyland, he can't win if the~ .. pie holding the purse strings strip : his team members away from him by refusing to pay them properly. I've put four children through the Newport-Mesa school sys- .. tem, and they were all superbly : ; equipped to hold their own in good universities and to grow educationally. I don't want that opportunity denied to the chil- dren of today and the future. U that happens because the best ;·: teachers have been driven off, it will be not only self-<iestructive, but outrageous. •JOSEPH N. 8EU. is a Santa Ana Heights resident. His 'olumn is ~ lished Wednesdays. • ' . Newport approves $120 million budget • But council members raise serious questions, concerns about how money is being spent and the process itself. By Jenifer Ragland, pa;1y Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council has adopted a $120 million budget for the next fiscal year, but not without raising some serious questions and con- cerns about how the money is being spent and the process itself. The spending plan approved by the council this week does not include 20 "budget check- list" items that individual coun- cil members wanted to either add or subtract from the pro- posed budget. A few of the issues were vot- ed on, but the remaining ones will be held for 30 days, Mayor Tom Edwards said. In the meantime, City Man- ager Kevin Mwphy will compile a report to address some of the laroer issues council members were concerned about -partic- ularly the lack of money to repair the city's aging roads and utilities. Edwards said he would like the report to look at how to deal with priorities in the budget, the potential loss of revenue as a result of the economy or repeal of the state vehicle-license fee, ways of reducing the city's expenses and privatizing city services. "I think we need to have a policy discussion on the whole budget process,· Edwards said Tuesday. "Rather than react in a knee-jerk fashion, we will have the opportunity to reflect on these issues.• Although council members have had three study sessions on the budget, it appeared as though they just realized the impact of it all during the dis- cussions late Monday r}ight. •I think people are coming to grips with the policy considera- tions of the budget," Edwards said. The debate began with a pro- posal to allocate more than the budgeted $250,000 for the city's street-light replacement pro- gram. Councilman John Hedges CRYSTAL CAVE ·'Metaphysical Books • Original Jewelry 011\.s, Artwork • Minerals ~ Gemstones • Hand carved Crystal Quan ·Yin ~ Buddhas ·.Herbs. tssentlal Olis, Incense PQchlc Readings (caJI store for appointment) •Tea Leaves • Astrology • Tarot (Spanish readings evalleble) • Handwriting Analysts FREE QUARTZ CRYSTAL 891 Baker Street A16 Costa Mesa (<?<>"* of Baker & Bear streets) 714•754•1151 ~· E:~CHITO FIESTAS ·-"'.; ' suggested slashing the city's spending by $250,000 to make \JP the difference. Councilman John Noyes agreed, saying, •Somewhere along the line we need to make some hard deci- sions.• Noyes also expressed his frustration with the budget process. "We end up grasping for leftovers, and I think we're try- ing to send the message that infrastructure is our biggest priority,• Noyes said. "I know we give the city manager a hard task, but maybe we could get creative.• Murphy said he takes into consideration many complex issues on several different levels when compiling the budget. "With seven people (council members), it's hard," he said. In voting on the three budget checklist items, the council approved $25,000 for landscap- ing at Newport Elementary School, $9,500 for Police Depart- ment overtime to patrol Can- nery Village on weekends, and $100,000 for city building main- tenance, with beach restrooms as a priority. THE Druly Pilot (l.1'>'>lf1 1'd Cu1111rn1111ty M.trk,·tpl 1<• Foo.d' & Wine Festival at Crystal Court Thursday, June 25, 1998 5:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. ttatwring: .. Gre.at cwisine from the 11U11J Soath Co.ast rtaz.a rnt.aaraats. + A• ncitu.g s.uapliag of pttaina Utif onii wines. + LiTe steel c1rnas of •Steel farMJe• for JOU njoymntt. s..ti c... Pbu c,,...t (.-rt. XD.l IW """'•C-.. ..... 014) .OS-JMO -------------------------------~~-----------~-----------------~ ------------~-----Addles ______ ;.._ _______________________ __ Cly~~~~--~~-!""""~---~~~~ Siiia--------~---------~- .. . . . ... WEDNESOAY,JUNE24,1991 ~----~--....._~~-~-TODAY NEWPORT BEACH MEETING The West Newport Beach Association will bold its annual board meeting at 7 p.m. in the council cha.uuers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The public is invited. New- port Beach Councilwoman Jan De Bay and representatives from the Newport Beach Police Department will be guest speak- ers. For more information, call 548-4560. NETWORKING GROUP • The Prospects Networking Group will meet at 7:15 a.m. for l>red kfast at Mimi's Cafe, 1635 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 13redk1ast is $6. Bring business cdfds for networking pwposes. For mformation, call (949) 474-2225. PAINTING WORKSHOPS Workshops on landscape and <;eascape drawings and paintings will be held from 9:30 a.m. to l 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays througl;l .July 29. The first meeting will be ul Mariner's Park adjacent to !\tanner's Library, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. 'The course is available to beginning, intermediate and advanced stu- dents. The fee is $63. For more 1Dlormation, call 6"-3151. OUllAGECWI The Newport Beoch Cribbage Cub will play at 6:30 p.m. at the Ouil Senior Center a t PUth and Marguerite eventtel" in Corona del Mar. People of all skill levels and ages are invited. For more information. call 642-0176 or 631- . 3371. UFO SKiHT1NGS Futurist Michael Lindemann will discuss UFOs and Space Sci- ence: Closing the Gap at 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Com- munity (:enter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is $10. For more infomultion, call 520-4836. COSTA MESA MIXER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will hold a mixer from 5:30 to 8:30 p.~. in the Wine Cowtyard at the Oral'lge County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Door prizes will be award- ed. For more information, call 708-1543. TEEN READING PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Library will present Totally Teen Reading Extreme, its summer reading program for seventh- througb 12th-graders, through Aug. 20 at the library, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For more information, call 717-3870. AYSO REGISTRATION The last chance to register for the American Youth Soccer Orga- nization's Region 97 will be from 6 to 9 p.m. in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. Players born between Aug. 1, 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligi- around town Falrgoen wt11 enjoy watchlng or parttdpattng tn any num- ber of the spedal contests held daily at the Heritage Stage at the Orange County Fair. The fair rum July 10·26 ln Costa Mesa and Is themed, We're ln the.Pink, a salute to fuchslas, fiber arts and fun. For lnformatton, call 708-3247. ble. Birth certificates or pa.ssports are required for new or non- returning players. Applicants also should bring the name of their doctor or medical provider. Regis- tration fees are $55 for the first child in a family, $50 for the sec- ond and $45 for the third. For more information, call (949) 642- 6296. IMPROVE GOLF GAME The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Improve Your Golf Game with Guided Imagery, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. For more information, call (949) 252-2104. PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS An educational workshop, How to Protect Your Assets from the High Costs of Nursing Home Care, will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 S. Pacific Coast Highway. Admission is free. For more information, call 719-9300. HORMONE REP\.ACEMENT Hormone Replacement Ther- apy: ls It For You? will be dis- cussed by a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist from 7 to 8:30 p .m. at Body Design, 1000 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. Admission is free. For more information, call 722- 3555. Y•t1 NJ.BlaPmlTIBTlll .... 'I ... ~l]@:flw A Olle atop catertorau ,.., =. ~ 1~ 1 ~_!:J.~•Z·\\~ @(Djji R"W -.,..y _.. • ..,, -........ nnJRSPAY sntESS MANAGEMENT The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Stress Management for -Busble51 Professionals and Other Busy Peo- ple, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, New- port Beach. Admission is $10. For information, call (949) 252-2104. WEIG~LOSS SEMINAR The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Weight Loss: A Lifestyle Change Without Deprivation, from 10 to 11 a.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. -For more information, call (949) 252-2104. 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JAYaES GROUP The Jaycees is a group of young professionals ages 21 to 39 who get together for community service, business n etworking and socializing. Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. For more informa- tion, call 451-2178. KIWANIS CLUB meet from 1 to 8:30 p.m. the sec- ond Tuesday of every month at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center in Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call 760-5542. WPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus Qieeb from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. LYMPHEDEMA WORKSHOP A workshop for people with lymphedema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p,m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center auditorium in Newport Beach. For information, call 160- 5542. MEAL PROGRAM The Oasis Senior Center offers a meal program for members. Lunch is served daily from 11 :45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the multipur- pose room at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Home- delivered meals are available for homebound seniors. Reservations are required. Meals are spon- sored by SCSS Inc. For more information, call 644-3244. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT The Oasis Senior Center offers medical equipment rental, from wheelchairs to walkers and more, by calling 644-3244. MEDICAL LIBRARY The Oasis Senior Center has a comprehellSive medical library to answer or research any medical question. Ca.ll 644-3244. MEDICARE ASSISTANa The Oasis Senior Center offers 1f" counselor to assist with ques- tions about Medicare, HMOs, supplemental and long-term care insurance by appointment. For more information or appoint- ments, call 644-3244. MEDITATION SESSION • Expanded Awareness Semi· nars presents a weekly meditation session at 8 p .m . Wednesdays at the Hub of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218. The suggested donation is $10. For more infonna- tion, call 646-1128. · • A free introductory class in primordial sound medJtation is offered by Marvin Greenbe rg at Complementary Healing Arts. 666 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For the time and day or to make a reservation, call 969-7653. MEN'S SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association presents a men's support group at 4 p.m. Fridays. The fee is $25 per ses- sion. For more information, call 722-4588. MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUPS • The Alliance for the Mental- ly Ill of O range County provides education and emotional support for families w1lh loved ones who Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for ham radio operators to participate in Costa Mesa's Radio Amate ur Civil Emergency Service organization. Weekly nets are held at 7:20 p.m. on 147.060 MHz. Monthly meet- ings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment. For more information, call 754-7045. The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive. Corona del Mar. For more information, call 852-1148. LEADSQ.UB IODVCENllE HIGH-DOSE OF The Newport Coast chapter of Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Newport boule- vards in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 857-6059. Health & Wellness Center CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT Support is available for people who will undergo or are undergo- ing bone-marrow transplants or stem-cell rescues and their fami- lies at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center. For more infonna- tion, call 574-6872. LEGAL ASSISTANa MAssAGE Sw'EDISH SPORTS DEEP AROMA111ERAPY BODY1RFATMENTS Complete Spa Including Sauna INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT The Oasis Senior Center offers a half-hour of free legal consulta- tion by appointment by calling 644-3244. 0pt"n 7 days a week • Mon.· Fri. 9am·9pm, Sat.·Sun. 10am-7pm Survivors of incest Anonymous for female victims of sexual abuse and rape, their friends and rela- tives meets from 10 a.m. to noon LIVING WITH CANCER Monthly workshops for people with cancer and their relatives Costa Mesa 666 Bak.er. Suite 101 (FAM o{ Bmtol, ~ ID South Coat Plaza) 949.668.9925 A.RT EvENT STARTS June 25th -28th 4 DAYS ON!x!!! 20% -40% OFF ~+trail Fine Art by nationally acclaimed artist, Or.igirial ~ntings & limited editio~ prints -'Don't Miss 'lliis Cliana 'Io ~ire M Jtt '1/iue Jnertili$ft Prias - Huntirurton Beach 17672 Bt'ecb 'filvd., SuhH D & E (Beach & Newman la t.. PIK.lea PlllZa) 7 14.847.9936 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1991 • are mentally ill. A free support group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a .m. every other Saturday at the Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 850-3otl>3. • St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach . The group is open to the community and committed to confidentiality. For more infor- mation, call 631-2880. NElWORKJNG MEETING • The Networkers, a program provided by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, meets from 11 :•5 a ,m. to 1 p .m . Wednesdays at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club. 1701 Goll Course Drive. Lunch is $12. The one-time membersDip fee ls $15. For more information, call 574-8783 or 540--0201. • The Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m.. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., COsta Mesa. Breakfast is $6. F01; more informa· tion, call Angie Stafford at •74- 2225 or Tina Firman at 551-3156. • AJi Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a .m. Tuesdays at M1m1's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more mformabon, call 857-6059. Yo u r Favorite Cruise per Cabin M u,1 ht· booked prior to 8/ I /98. 'l rt1V«'I by 12/31/98 Tlie client .conies first at Newport Mesa Travel Since 1989, Newport Mesa Travel has been servicing clients with knowledgeable, experienced travel counselors. AJI senior agents have been in the travel industry for a minimum -Of five years. Sta.ff are regularly sent to training workshops and seminars to keep skills current and be informed about die latest industry changes. At Newport Mesa Travel. 719-9360 the client always comes first. and ~ a&ents are committed ID searching for the best uavel price5 and will upgrade whenever possible. For all your travel nuds, contact Newport Mesa Travel at 2043 Westclijf Drive, Suitt JJO, Newport Beach. BwiMu houri arr Monday througlt Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 :30 p.m.for f"fstn 'Otions and ticlning. Call (949) 650-8818. 1024 &,WU DIM • /fn>porl &.ell .... At) Newport-Mesa school board adopts budget BARBOT district and the community.• said. •This is a wonderful co munity and a great school board.· • By Husein Mashni, Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -The school board approved a tentative St<M million budget for the 1998- 99 school year Tuesday night. The document was approved despite several unknowns, includJng whether the disb'ict's money will come from local or state taxes and what impact the district's enormous budget restructuring process will have. But the tentative budget, which is required by state law, does provide several essential ROBBERY CONTINUED FROM 1 called police. When he returned, he hid behind a two-way mirror and grabbed one of several 9 mm handguns the store keeps for pro- tection. "He had a clear shot at the rob- bers, but he dJdn't shoot,• Verdult said. The robbers stole about $200,000 worth of jewelry and sec- ond.hand Rolex watches as they left the store, authorities said. As they began to drive away in d stolen white 1989 Cadillac, Cerisani ran out the front door and fired several shots at the vehicle. Police said the rear window was shattered by the gunshots, but it didn't deter the robbers from returning gunfire. "I heard a popping sound but really didn't take it seriously,• said 17-year-old Lexine Kluck, who works next door at the Country • guidelines for the final budget, which will be adopted In August •1n two months we will come to you for the final budget,• said Mike Pine the assistant superin- tendent of business servtcea. •Tue final budget would have more details and intonnation about each school" The tentative budget antici- pates a $1.1 million deficit. While income is expected to be $102.48 million, estimated expenditures are $104.01 million. The budget includes money that can be used for a restructur- ing of the teachers salary sched- Store Nutrition Sandwich Bar. "I heard the tires screech and the first thing that came to my mind was that it had something to do with the jewelry store." Verdult gave chase in his wife's Mercedes-Benz, but was caught in tmffic and lost sight of the robbers. Undercover detectives alerted to the crime saw the robbers dri- ving recklessly on 19th Street. The stolen vehicle headed up to Pla- centia Avenue and then turned on Victoria Street toward Huntington Beach. Police said the robbers drove the vehicle behind a shopping cen- ter at Adams Avenue and Brook.burst Street, where they left behind empty jewelry boxes and abandoned the Cadillac. The rob- bers entered a Mervyn's clothing store and attempted to disguise their identity by stealing some shirts, officers said. All of the robbers then left the store, but split up. 1Wo of them approached Raymond Parker, 56, who was sitting in his Ford ule. School board president Jim Ferryman MMl the restructuring would cost about M00,000. About 30 teachers attended the meeting to Uf9e. tbe board to make teacben' teJ&ry a top prior- ity in the budgeting~· Donning fluoaeecent ~een •Negotiation Support Team but- tons. the teachers complained about their salaries being among the lowest in Orange County. •Even with the 7% and 2% raises we've received, our salaries are still the lowest in Orange County, -said Unda Mook, presi- dent of the'Ne)VJ>Ort-M~ Fed~r- AeIOO.ar van. They pointed ·a gun at Parker and forced hhn from the vehicle. Parker was unharmed as the assailants fied west on Adams Avenue. Polic:e cornered the van a short distance away at Yorktown and Brookhurst avenues. The other two robbers walked into JoAnn's Fabric and Crafts store, where an employee called police because she thought the men looked suspicious. A spedal weapons team was called to the Yoii'i'e in Beer Heaven ~ ~~ ,s ,zfl!IA ·~~~ George Yardley presents •. 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R9n'wtca by GeOrge Y.-c19y, COllClh Jim ~. ation of Teachers. •Teachers are demoraliied end can't afford to be making St0,000 to S12,000 lea than other teachers in Orange County. Now is the tbne to align our priorities to put the money in the classrooms.• • District offid.als Mid they SU~ port the teachers' request, but negotiations are on hold right now. The teacheni are looking both to get an immediate cost-of-living pay raise and a change in the salaJy schedule that assures them raises once a year instead of once every three years. scene and surrounded the build- ing. The two men surrendered, but the SWAT team remained at the shopping center because they believed there might be additional suspects. None was found. Police recovered most of the stolen property inside the fabric store Tuesday night. Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith said the sus- pects had hid the jewelry inside a piece of ripped linen hoping to retrieve it later. CONTINUED FROM 1 replaces Bernd. Who wu hired in Decembitr u supertilteiident of the Arlington lndependeiat School District in Tex.al. The-board hired Balbot Oil • four-year contract that will ~y him $126.000 a year. He will take over the post from Interim Superintendent Bob Francy on Aug.1. At a reception in his honor Tuesday night attended by about 80 school offidals at the District Education Center in Costa Mesa, an elated Barbot said he looks forward to work- ing with the school board and is eager to embrace the chal- lenges fac:i.ng Newport-~esa schools. •My first priority will be to become familiar with the school Citing Barbot's ~rlence in Chico with bilingual educat:km,i.; a successful capital improve.,• mentll bond tssue and teacher,. salary issues, b08rd mem~ said he is a natural fit in the 21,000-student Newport-Mesa district because it faces many of the same problems. · Unc:b Mook. president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, said she strongly sup- ports the board's decision and hopes Barbot will help acceler- ate stalled salary negotiations. between the union and the dil"- b'ict. •Any good leader is gping to recognize that the most impor- tant part of education is the1 teacher and that they're going to bave to pay to keep and attract the best teachers,• ~ said. Drive end-to-end on the San J oaquin TolJ Road for just a buck! Every weekend thru July 12th. •ECAUSE LIFE 'S TOO SHOAT . call 1.aoo.37S-TRAK(ans) for more lnformetlon or • TCA FuTrek-eppllcetlon . I' ~BOAT SLIP I' I ~ ~NTINUED FROM 1 . ,, need to know how serious they : alW and if they have tbe desire 1,1 aid wherewithal to go through ~With it.• . .. The proposed lease calls for t P.uadena-bued Ratkovich to pay '. about~S.15,000 each year in mini- • mum rent and 9% . of gross , receipts generated from use of the :· docks, induding rentals and fees ~ ~ charter-boat operations and boat sales. ~ ·According to the. agreement, ~ tha lease becomes effective only ~when Ratkovich · & Associates . ~ closes the deal to purchase the 4- , acre Lido Marina Vlllage. • ·,.Other terms include a provision 1 for the dty to cancel the lease if ~ ~e developer fails to pay rent, meet a schedule for redeveloping Lido Marina Village, maintain the size of the slip f adlities or if the developer files for bankruptcy. The developer may sublet the eoat slips, but may not transfer the -lease to another company witho4t .... : The investigation will take .... about eight months and will ·Include information from the air Jtaffic control tower and the data tec<>Jder inside the Cessna. ~ Allport officials said the pilot · oad rented the airplane from a ~ompany at John Wayne. Peters • !'ouldn't confirm if the plane had · f!aken off from the c,Wport. the dty's approval Confuling matters further are about six boat slips owned by 3336 Udo Partnenhip, a residential developer. 1boee slips are lMled by the partnership to Marvin Engi- neering through the dty on an annual basil for 25 yean, Mid put· ner Paul Balalis. 1be proposed lease agreement _requires Ratkovich & Assodatea to take over tbe «lilting 25-year lease of the U slips, but eHnUMtel the annual permit through tbe city. ·we would like to keep our docks on a year-to-year basis, because we feel it gives us more control,• Balalis said. Mayor Tom Edwards said it is important to answer an questions raised by council members, but noted that the item has been OD the coundt>s agenda before and th.at • the council approved the coDcep- tual agreement two weeks ago. •Th.is is a benefitnotonlyforthe dty but for the surrounding landowners," he said. •we have an opportunity to create something very positive for the peninsula and this is a real step in the right direc- tion.~ The student's pilot certificate was a year old but it was unclear how long he had been flying, Peters said. Student pilots are giv- en various levels of supervision, he added, where an instructor am either be present in the plane or brief the pilot on the ground. Airport officials wouldn't say if the pilot had radioed for help before the crash. They continued their investigation throughout the night, examining the wreckage and interViewing airport person- nel. 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The concept was reasonably success- ful at first, but soon could not sustain itself. •After a while, its attraction diminished, which could have contributed to the gradual decline of the area,• she said. Ratkovich said he has been· meeting with people in the com- munity for the past several moot.hi to find out what they think about revitaUzing tbe retail complex. One of those people was Udo Isle resident Gail Rosenstein, who expressed her support in " letter to Mayor Tom Edwards. "I hope that you will see the opportunity that this group rep- resentstn tuniiilgtbiS treasured Shangri-La into a place of pres- tige that is so worthy of our com· munity, • she wrote. · John Wortmann, a member of the Lido Community Associa- tion, said he is monitori.Dg the potential Lido Marina Village redevelopment for the board. •1 think evefybody would be happy to see a good project go there -something that will ben- efit Newport Beach and the community, • he said. City Manager Kevin Murphy said Ratkovich & Associates seems to be just what Lido Mari- na Village needs. •The product is no longer WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1998 "I hope that you will see the opportunity that this group repre- . sents in turning this treasured Shangri-La into a place of pres- tige that is so worthy of our community. ,, -GAIL ROSENSTEIN • what the marketplace wants,• he said. "You need somebody who has retail or commercial bac~ground to take a g<>(>d, hard look at how you attract shoppers to that area and make it another vibrant part of the dty." Murphy said the architects who will. work on the project are well-known for designing suc- cessful waterfront communities and it is evident the developer wants to move forward with a •big vision.• •Every city would love to have a developer of this caliber,• he said. •Rather than going for a quick buck, they are really look- ing at lon~tenn success of the property.• Edwards agreed. ""' . •This thing has been a white elephant for 20 years,• he said. "Now we nave lhe oppe>rtun.tty to do something positive tor the city and have an anchor for the penin!ula.· Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood said Ratkovich & Associates is looking at includ- irig retail, restaurants and possi- bly a hotel in its redevelopment plan, but that the developer is committed to starting With a public-input process. #We've got somebody who is assembling ~e property," she . said. •so many people have looked at the property and not come back: Jim Ratkovich is the only one who keeps coming back." ") A I R T 0 U C H-J:. ) Cellular & Paging Authoriz.ed Agent I . , ?VY'" 24280 Swarts ,1~ "!!.""ColMuNl--0010N----S "PCO_RPO_RA11_0N~~ LE FOftll, CA 92Mo~i' Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sat. 10:00 a.m.-S:OO p.m .• Sun. 12:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Call NOWI 580·2500 Ext. 99 ' ' ' E~E-OPENER Mesas "97 /ootball team set school, record for victories Mesa's fall success I ft Park green with envy • 'Look-alikes' provided Mesa with first-round playoff fodder for football, water polo squads. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa and Bue- na Park are the only Orange County pub- lic high schools sharing the colors green and black. But during one nine-day November span, the Mustangs did plen- ty to leave the Coyotes blue. Not one, but two postseason meetings brought the similarly shaded schools together last fall, with elimination in the CIF Southern Section Division VII1 foot· ball, as well as the CIF Division D water polo playoffs, at stake. , Buena Park first tested the waters against Costa Mesa Nov. 13 in the New- port Harbor High pool, where Coach Scott Taylor's Pad.fie Coast League cham- pions, seeded No. 2, submerged the Freeway League representatives in a 15- 3 triumph. Mesa's football •Men in Black" took their tum next. as Coach Jerry Howell's Mustangs brought a 9-1 record and the county's stingi- est defense into a Nov. 21 first-round contest at Orange Coast College. As expected, Mesa rolled to a 24-6 vic- tory, giving the Mustangs their first-ever 10-win season and a berth in the quarter- finals against Covina. Rendering~ Coyotes road kill along their playoff path was not the only simi- larity shared by two of Mesa's most suc- cessful programs during the 1997-98 school year. The football unit entered with great fanfare and didn't disappoint. The Mus- tangs plowed through five nonleague foes, then rallied to defeat defending Division VIIl champion Aliso Niguel in the PCL opener at Harbor's Davidson Field. A 29-13 win over cross-town rival Estancia, as well as a convincing 34-7 verdict over University followed, setting up a PCL title showdown with then 7-1 Laguna Hills. The Hawks, who eventually won the Division vm crown, earned a 22-0 victo- ry, prompting hopes for a postseason rematch from Mesa players and coaches alike. A second Laguna Hills meeting was not to be, however, as Covina erased a 20-12 Mustang lead with a touchdown and two-point conversiorl pass with 4:06 remaining, then recovered a fumble on he subsequent kick~ff and converted the ' game-winning fie:: goal with 1:39 left. 1 Mesa water po regained its strangl~ • <Cl hold on the PCL crown by def eating ~' defending champion Laguna Beach. 10--• 9, to claim its 11th league title in 12 sea-"':" sons. .,.._ Keyed by All-CIF standouts Todd Hyl-• ;~ ton, Chad Cleaver and Hunter Taylor, the Mustangs cruised past the Coyotes in the 1 ,. ~ first round, then handled Marina, 11-9, in the quartefinals. A 9-3 victory over La Habra in the semifinals put Mesa in the title match for the fifth time in the 1990s, but top-seed- ed Los Alamitos proved too tough; as the Griffins won, 13-6. r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, I ' I 2 i STRONG START, !:.., I I . l I I . Steve Herzog bulls hls way through the Laguna Hills defense (above), and Todd Hylton fights for a rebound (below); soccer goalie Cesar Porcayo (right) makes the great effort; Bruce Hancock (below, left) sets tbe pace ln the 1,600; and 1n water polo, Chad Cleaver bnllbes off a Capistrano Valley defender. Football and water polo made fall headlines, but Bauermeister blockbuster was a noteworthy finale to 1997-98 athletic year. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot five shutouts and led Orange County in s c or i ng defense , cemented the school's Male Athlete of the Year honor with a prollfic senior season in the shot Bauermeister put an'tS dis· cus. Vince Hamade, Ben Felter, David 'n'an, Chris Shanley and Price also showed their versatile talent.a by excelling in more than one sport. Here's a 1port-by~rt review: +football~ A corps of talented senion, many of whom were playing together for the 10th straight fall, helped Jeny How-ell'• squad record the most vic- torlal in the school's 38 varsity seuons. ". I • ' .. , .. .; I I I J .• ,, ' I . I •H) """ . . . ... ; I I "'"~ I "~ ', ::.. " ., I I .. I I .... "' f ~1 :l~:· I ' I \ J "' .. ,, ..... I , ,., I .... I \ . ,t·..-.nt, I ... t : __ : ........ ,,.!.. ~· "~ ·t l41 • •• . ., .. .: l 1 ":f•1 • -.n +· .~~ ' ... ri ~-., ~"" .. ~ ' . f I 1!'»..: ,,.·.,,:...·~ . '( .,, • ~ f'tJ. t~·~ f '• • t:.!C\' 't '•!?'"; ........ 'f 7 ,r:""" 1 .. H I ' l "' lbe M~ pnUtbed -Off U.. _....., preleague foet by a combmed score of 169·3 and took an elgJlt1JUD8 w1nn1ng ltnMlk Into a fint·place PCL showdown With LegUna HWI. The Hawki prevailed, 22-0, bUt Meea rebOunded to win US nat two, un!:3,1 Covina rallied to ta'6'W tin tit C1i8 OPtJM. "°° vm ~. 23.20, to ftDau. Mr record at 10.2. St9ft Henog 1me11ed 1,430 NlblDt1 yards and ICOllld 21 touCbdowDI to C«P • tm.-yeu vanity caN9I' aDd belp the Mui· tangl ouDccn .... 5 · 3'541 .... "' tbe • w.a Dlltdd 09emMf• oftbeYelireDd•n•llilU.. ., PIOrl Pa. 01 .... Playw allbl\'em'~ vtDOI H·•rt., a S-5, llO-~ .. .,..a...,.,,, Cba.mplon Yankees -back row, from left; Coach Brent Ogden Jr., Brent Ogden Ill, Andrew Dialynu, Coach Dave Kellglan, Hunt Rychel, Spencer Wampole, scorekeeper Eric Nielsen, Ry~ Nielsen, Andrew Keliglan and Coach Jo'bn Rychel. Kneeltng in the front row, from left, Mathew Benvenuti, James Gray, Shawn Maxwell, Jake Lemmerman and Nate Mckeever. Yankees pound their way to league championship, 13-3 • Kingpins of AAA loop. NEWPORT BEACH -The Yankees won the league champi- onship in convincing fashion with a 13-3 victory over the Orioles in the Newport Beach Little League Triple AAA division champi- onship tournament. The Orioles, despite losing, entered the District 55 playoffs as the league's No. 1 seed. The only two losses for the Orioles this sea- son have come at the hands of the Yankees. "Our pitching and timely hit- ting proved to be the difference during the playoffs,• Yankee Manager John Rychel said. "We played with the intensity and desire to win." . Starting pitcher Jake Lem.mer- man pitched three strong innings and ,gave up three runs while striking out five batters. Spencer Wampole pitched the final two innings and had four strikeouts. The Yankees broke the game open in the top of the first inning by scoring six runs sparked by a three-run double by Brent Ogden. Paced by Evan Zoller the Ori- oles struck back and scored three runs in the bottom or the inning. Ogden added to the lead with .Because of errors in the presentation of Corona del Mar High School's girls athletic• season ..fel'- 1997-98 in Tuesday's edi- tion. the entire feature will be reprinted at a point within the framework of the ongoing series of "Daily Pilot Scrapbooks.• CORONA DEL MAR -The United States national water polo team dueled Yugoslavia in the first of a three-game series. Tuesday night at Corona del Mar High, the U.S. absorbing an 11-6 loss. The two are at Belmont Plaza at Bel- mont Shore Friday at 8, and return to Corona deJ Mat High Saturday tor the third game at 4 p.m. Admission for all games is $5 for adults and $3 for students. MESA BOYS CONTINUED FROM 8 an RBI single in the third inning. The Orioles threatened to draw dose in the bottom of the third inning. With the score 8-3, the Orioles had runners on first and second with one out. A hard line drive was snagged by Lem- mennan on the mound and he threw to first baseman Hunt Rycbel for a double play. The Yankees added five runs in the fourth inning on RBI singles by Ryan Nielsen and James Gray. Ogden and Andrew Dlalynas each had three hits in the game. Mathew BenvenuU, Shawn Maxwell, Patt Hill and Andrew Kellgtan played solid defense. TUESDAY'S COUNTS Newport~ -6 boats, 124 ang~ 25 yellowtall. 12 albacore, 136 barracuda, t 1 bonito, 330 calico bass, 24 sand bass. 5 halibut. 6 roddish, 1 sculp in, 3 sheephead. Devey. a.om. -6 boats, 2.28 angler$. 7 albacore, 1 blue fin tuna, 17 yellowtail 485 barracuda. 45 calico bass. 67 sand bass: 27 sculpin, t sheephead, 1 halibut. 20 mac.icer~. • Newport Beach team falls in second rol.llld of the District 55 Majors TofC. By Jason Hill, Dally Pilot MISSION VIEJO -The Newport Beach Little League MAJ Dodgers struggled to get their bats started. When they did, they cllmbed back into the game. But the Rancho Santa Margarita Dodgers overpowered N~wport Beach in the final innings and pulled out a 9-5 victory in the second round of the District 55 Majors Uttle League Tournament of Champions. "Our bats came out a little slow,• Newport Beach Manager Scott Thayer said. "But once we got our second look at their starter, we battled back and fought until the end.• Rancho Santa Margarita took an early 4-0 lead, strtnging four hits together and taking advantage of defensive mistakes. Newport Beach starter Mitch Folks settled down and held Rancho Santa Margarita scoreless for the next two innings. In the top of the fourth, Taylor Alston drew a one- out walk. Alex Cochran hit a grounder deep in the hole at shortstop and beat out the throw for a single. After a flyout, Jeritt Thayer followed with an RBI sin- gle to the same hole at shortstop. Cory Azzalino reached on an error and Cochran scored. A wild pitch moved Thayer and Azzalino to sec- ond and third. Another wild pitch gave Thayer a chance to score. As Thayer slid into home, the throw from the catcher rut Thayer and caromed to the backstop allowing Azzalino to score the tying run. MWe were aggressive on the base paths,• Man- ager Thayer said. "We scored four runs that inning because our guys weren't afraid lo talce a chance.• But in the bottom of the fourth inning, Rancho Santa Margarita put together another four-hit inning and took a 7 -4 lead . DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Dodgers' Jerttt lbayer ls hit by the ball on a play from the catcher, the ball bouncing away, with Thayer scoring, as well as Cory Azzallno, who came around to tie the game in the fourth, .. -4. Still, the Dodgers held on. ln the fifth inning, Eric Aakbus, who Thayer dubbed •Mr. Consistent," started the inning with a smgle. Aakhus took second on a groundout then scored on a single by Sean Ellis, cutting the lead to 7-5. the sixth inning and struck out the s1de. Azzalino also bad a bit for Newport Beach. It was as close as Newport Beach would get as Rancho Santa Margarita closer Brandon Klos started "Our kids played their hearts out this game,• Thayer said. "Our defense was just a little suspect. But l can say this, rve had a great time this season and these guys have made me very happy. I'm proud of them.• Pioneering the frontier •Newport Beach Little League Gray Team first league team to make it to the Mustang championship round. LOS ALAMITOS -With two for third place. pool play victories, the Newport The clinching win was an 8-7 Harbor Baseball Association comeback victory over Dana Mustang Division All-Stars Gray Poinl._ All-Stars. Nathan Cramer Team qualified for the champi-singbll in the sixth inning bring- onship round of the Pre-District ing the tying run to the plate . .Jar- Tournament at St. Hedwick. ret Daniel bit a two-run hom e run No other team prior to the to win the game. Gray Team has ever qualified for Pitchers Carter Kaufman, the championship round. New-Nathan Todd. Kris Packwood port Harbor, which finished sec-and Brett Houten pitched a com- ond in Pool No. 2, plays the sec-bi.oed one-hitter with nine strike- ond-place finisher from Pool No. 1 outs. Tyler Parker, Zippy Levy and Brendon Salisbury each had sin- gles for the Gray Team. Newport Harbor defeated Fountain Valley All-Stars, 8-4, on June 16. Rye Thorton had a sin- gle and two RBI to spark a third- inning rally. Christopher Lo Men- zo and John Ashen each bad a single. Pitchers Salisbury, Parker and Cramer combined for eight strikeouts. Philip Martin, Houten and Todd played solid defense for the Gray Team. gp WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOT1CD PUii.iC IOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC Noncn . tor• *"• Marino YOUt • .,,. one uncttt ine eoe o1 11 11 PUIUC llOTICI w~* &ilie. Hundne-Pie 1 zt.48Ma Lllllll°,... 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JO Mrla "Tilt Map", In 1111 City of COi dtseriPllOn of Ill• pr*ffl lf1 .. -------.... quiremenls You may want To all heirs, benel1clarles, TAJ MAHAL BLDG., 1 . • Ana, A 9270 SimcMc. 1 *fie __... Wi Mesa CounlY of Oflllgf Sii any provtded In this no11ct:Tiif G lo call an attorney right creditors, contingent Cfedl· STE. 11 IS·A, 23521 duct~~ by: 8 limited part· Paul David Copenbarger, Ml• PUb1c u:.1on to 111 iiw.-of caMfomll. llled In 1111 oiftce o propeny Wiii 1>1 sold ll!lihouJ et I• away. II you do not know tors, and persons wtto mav PASEO DE VALENCIA nHers P 1 t d d I 4231 Bleckfln, Irvine, CA llt bidder lor Clltl OI Cllhlifs 1111 r~rder of 1111 County o cownant or warren~ express a II olherwlse be lnlerested In ' eve you • ar e o ng 92720 ...._.. _...., ~ to .-. "" Sta.. f """f 11 '-""""d ~· .... t• ...... an attorney, you m y ca lh ·11 l l or both LAGUNA HILLS, CA busl11e11 yet? No Thi• business I• con .. _.. ,,_ ............ ano.. -0 .... om . on or WU-• regar ..... e ~ an anorney .referral service ot~ toN.tLesR~~SING aka 92853 ·Donna Belllng8f ducted by: an Individual • MYS Eqllily ~may 7 • 1963• In book 178 0 , ~n. or enc:um · or a legal aid ofllco (llsled EDNA LENA RENSING Publlshed Newport Mark Bellinger Have you started doing lion, {plylbll It Ill lml ohlll maps, at page 48 llld folows. ID~ 1111 unpajcl ballncl ot 1111 •&. 1"'8 '~!~:~.!'son~ebo~~!· 18 en· A PETITION FOR PAO· Beach·Costa MHa Daily This statement was filed business yet? Vet, D~em· ~~C:.,.~ ~=~ and non:'~ ~~~!.tdPf~':".U: ~ "' lreguen Hta cllaclon Judi· BDAOTNEALhDasc:~~~y mr ,gY Pilot June 17, 23. 24, 1998 o~·:n~~'co~~~;·~n ~;:9gf b:~u~·d::i~ Copenbarn8f Code, ll1d llllCIPllll* to Ill NHmtnlS appurttnlllt to lol 2 note(•): aovanoes. If lftY, under Atta'c .. , clal ust11d Ilene un ptuo de n ;;8 WT761 960759588 • TNSIM) at: At Ille ... (Notti!) shown on tilt m-i> for the tile terms of 1111 died ol trusl 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS Superior Court of Calilor· . 19 This statement wet filed EntnnQ to tbe Ccluftty CcMHt· ~nienanc:e ot Pany Walls on IMS. Cltarges and IXPlllMS ol b para presentar una JO· nla, County ol ORANGE. PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot June 3, 10, 17, with th• County Cf8fk of hou .. 700 CMc Cent9r DrM or along Ille bollndanes 1111 truSIU. At the time of 1111 asement, spuesla escrita a maqulna THE PETITION FOR PRO. 24, 1998. Orange County on 6'l 7•98 w .. t, Santi Ana, Ce al rgtl~ .between Said loll 1110 parctl A initial publieltion of tilts no11ct. and .,.ln.a•t en esta cone. BATE requesu lhal NOTICE OF W747 1998870t791 titll and ~ ~ to Togetller Wltll 1111 folowto 1111 IOlal amount of the unpaid "' """" Una earl a o una flamada DONALD CAFFEY be ap· PUBLIC SALE Dally Pilot June 24, July I. and now held tJy it under Slid appurtenant easement: A. balanee ol tilt obllg1llon tolelonlca no le ofrecere pointed as personal repre-OF LIENED PUBLIC NOTICE 8, 15, 1998 W782 Deed of Trust ii the Pf'.llPll'ly non-exeklslve e .. ment lo secur•d by Ill• deed ol trust and then get proteccion: su respuesla sentallve to administer the PROPERTY slluallld In Slid Coun!Y, Cilifot Ingress to and egress from Sal esdmalld costs, eicpenMt and esrlla a maqulna tiene que estate of the decedent. N ti I h b i Flctltloua Butln•H PUBLIC NOTICE nia. The ...... lddr9ll or olhef parcel a tnrougl\ tilt common lclYancts It S4273f.73 dl .. d: some eash. cumplir con las formali· THE PETITION requesls 0 ce s ere 'I ~ ven Nam• Statement common delignlCion. ii~ area: 8: An exciuslv• easemen Jun 10. 1998 ,_,.. fllllClll ,... ..... 181. .... AY M~*Chapel Creinatlon • 1~!\.'°=' dades regales apropiadas authority to administer the that a public auction will be The fottowlng persons are Flctltloua BuslneH Ille 1981 a ~ to place and maintain ullllly lints eo,,.ratlH Juice L. flllU 842-8878 sf usled quiere qua la corte estate under the lndepen· held ~n July 1• 1998 at dolng busine11 as: Name Statement 11ef8in ii to be: 138 ICl'OS'S tilt common area t Fortetosure . Officer 197 East•--------~ escuche su ca so. dent Admlnlstr~lion or Es· 1 O o clock a.m. at 1177 Tech Coast Systems, 5015 The 1ollowing persons are 8tooldi1e , Colla Miu, ca provtde water. 11ec1rldty, gas, Hamilton Avenue Clmpblf CA ~;~~;;;;;d~~=~~~==: Si usted no prosenta su lales Acl. (This AuthOrlty Camelback Street, Clly of Birch Streit, Newport doing business 11: 92626· County ~I Par· lielephone and SIMf*Ot stfVioe 95008·0290 (408) 866-6868 r respuesta a tlempo, puede will aflo~ the personal rep· Newport Beach. County of Beach, CA 92660 SUBTLETIES, 109 42ncl eel MUnw. 41 .. tGQ The for single lamltY retldantlal usar P108877 81176/24111m Ma-etlO perdor el caso, y le pueden res~ntatove. to take m~ny Orenge, California. MINI u Tech Coast Solutions, Street, Unll B, Newport ~ Tl'\lltlll dildalml to said parcel A. said easemen "Af~ d bl qultar su salario, su dinero acltons without obtaining STORAGE will tell 10 sat· LLC, (CA), 50 15 Birch Beach, CA 92663·2925 any idly 1or any Incorrectness to be lloog the shortest and JOr a e y otras cosas de . su court approval. Befort tak· lsly lhe lien on the follow· Street, Newport Beach, CA Calhy Ann Simms, 109 of Ille street tddt8IS and other most convemen1 route between -8-u-y-1-1-5-e-11-1-1-F-ln_d_ll_ propledad sin aviso ad1cio· 1ng certain very important 92660 42nd Street, Unit B. New-comnfon cleaigr1lliorl If any Ille said parcel A ano Ille nures c·1 If · · AJ( ti n nal por par1e de la corte. actions. however, the per· Ing miscellaneous house· Thia business Is con· port Beach, CA 92663·2925 shoWn herftl. "Said Ule wi1 1l9 public ubllty easement shown aea led. erna ve Existen otros requlsitos le-aonal represenlallve will be hold and general property ducted by: Umlted Uabillty This buslneas la con· made wilhoui ~or Wit·•------------------• gales. Puedo qua usted required to give notice to stored al 1177 Camelback Co. ducted by: an Individual rtnlY 'eJCP.9Slld or ~. ,.. o• t Cask t . ' quiera llamar a un abogado Interested persons unl111 Strut, Newport Beach, CA Have you •tarted doing Have you started doing gardliig title, posMSllDn, Qr en-ISCOUD e ' inmediatamente. SI no they have waived nolict or 92660 by the following buslneas yet? Yes, 417/98 bu.slness yat7 No cumbrlncel to PIY .. lll unpaid When you're tuned conoce a un abogado consented to the proposed perao~• Th• Inventories Tech Coast Sotullons, Cathy A. Simms 1>81.a of' 111e Qllligatlon Jn. c e & puede lie mar a un servicio action.) The Independent fl 1 d b' 1 t t d LLC, Virginia M. Colwell, This statement was flied duding Interest. advtnCIS . and rematton de referencla de abogados administration authority wlll s e e ow were no a 8 Manager with the CounfY Clerk of d other c::hlrQea ..:ured by 1•nto classifi1ed 0 a una ofoclna de ayuda be granted unle,ss an Inter· by the 111nan11 at the time This statement waa llfed orange county on 5·6'98 Slid proplfty. The 1o1m tmOlllt Bun•aJ Service legal (vea el direclorio tele· ested person lilH an ob· of rental. MINI U STORAGE with the County Clerk ol 19999757775 of 1111 unpeid.~ol111 ob-' d in tonico). jecllon to tho petition and makes no representation or Orange County on 6·21·98 Daily Pilot June 3 10 l7 ligation secui9d by aald ptoperty you re tune to CASE HUMBER shows good cause why the warranty that the units con· 19988759340 2 998 ' • ' and reasonably edrrlnld OOlb W (Numero def Caso) ~~~~~rrl~ould not grant tho taln said inventories. Daily Pilot June 3, 10, 17, 4' 1 . w747 expenses and tdvltlCal 11 lflli your con1munity. hy Should YOU Subject t7HC6267 A HEARING on the peti· A1105, Frances Brytan 24, 1~8. lime of Ille lnllill PUblcatlon If & f •J t The name and address of lion will be held on JULY A2059, Herman SurJadl • W747 PUBLIC NOTICE this No4ice Is S12',13U1 Diet: yours~ your ~ml y 0 the court Is: (El nombre y 16, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. Misc. Household CLASSIFIED 06/H/98 Aaomeya E" N i i fl t d • f ORANGE COUNTY MU· Drive South, Orange, CA son can count on to sell a Nam• Statement C2717916/17 6124 7/11998 D • Pil t caskets & services? .. ?.?.?. direccion de la Corte es) 703 located al 341 The City B1540, Virginia M. Dicker· It's the resource you Fictitious Busln•H 'f::::.:i:,~ Ki.ltt Davis ~ pay ng n a e prices Of NICI PAL COURT 4601 92868. 82830. Paul Miller • Mite. myriad of merchan· The following persona are · · o ' IF YOU OBJECT to the . doing buslnlll as: i'-h I ooa l!jf'l&!lrt"I' Jamboree Road. Newport granting ol the petition 'fOU Household. personal •f· d~ lleme, because Mainstream Medical Biiiing The Community Ul&I Toi free ~• . ., Beach, CA 92660 Harbor should appear at the hear· feels our columns compel Services, 7667 Whitewater Market Place. . c-..1-n-..-1 c.-..Aa-r--11. Judoclal Dislrlct ing and slale your ob· Purchases must be made qualified buyers lo Dr .. Huntington Beach, CA Classlned nwP011T llUCW cont.""" ~ •-. v1~ .,..._... \NllllUd ~~~~~~~1~~w~~~-~"~~-~~ ~11 ~~ L __ ~e~4:~2-s~e~7~~a_J~===========~===~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ telephone number of pteln· ectlons wllh the coort be· th• time of purchase. No Edith G. Boorey, 7687 Index II II ...... 1. .. ...... !J liiil ~·· ., .... ," Cl ~ ......... Bow to Plaee A By Fax (714) 631 -6594 (f>if'H'-'' lflf•rudr HPllf mmw atHI pJ,..,.. 111mJ .. r ~1wl •r 11.,.11 •c.11 l1n1·~ •nth 11 I"'"' •f'll~r.) ByPhoae (71i) M2·fi678 D By MmMn Penom :3:30 W1·s1 ~y Stm·t Co .. tu Ml''ill. CA 9'.!.627 A1 '•"'liort Rini. Ac Ra~ -;, Rutrs and dc·adlines un• :..ubjcct to duu1gr without noti1·c" Tht' .... publi~her rt'M'rVt'b tlu• right 111 <"t'lll:iOr. n·dussif y. r1·vi:..e or rrjcc·t 1111y d11:..:.ifird 11dwrti!>rmt'nt. Plt'ns1· rr(>urt nny rrrur 1l11u m11y be in your du1>sifit'd ad imml'dintrly. The Duily PiJut u1Trpts 110 , .. - liabilif y for nuy error in nn udvcrtisemr111 for whil'h ii mny bf. ' rt'Spo11:..iblt· ur1•p1 for tlic C..'OSI 11f the SJ>Ul'I' ll('HIUUy O\'Cllpil'd by thr rrror. Cn·dit nm onlv be• ulfuwrd for the first i1111rrtin11. •••, . . . SEimcE DmECTORY Boars T..trvhorw 8:30um-5:00p111 \C.~1da•-f>'ri1l11 Wulk-111 8:3.0am-'S:OOpm \tooda~ ..f n.la ~ Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpJ:n Gt EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All '"' 11t11e 1n1rtt11n9 11 till MWllllPIT 11 11•ltct It lht fn· ml ftlf HOISi•• Ml ol .... u '"""'" wlllcll makH II 11te11t • II ldYtrllH "Hy prtftrtotct, lhnllallu tr dl1crhnl11tlu •a11d •• race, color, rtllllH, Mi, llaa'1e1p, lamllial 1t1111 M HflHll Orttla, II H lllltllllH It llllkt Hf Itch Plllt"Ht, ttflllllllo1 M dlscrlmlallln. • n11 ... ,,,,., w111 111 , ...... ., """ .. , 1n1rttw· 1111111 fw rtal t.Catt wlllclt II 11 wttlatlt• of lllt ltw. Olf r"dtrl '" it,,.,, l1torm1• lhl 111 dwtlll•tt 1dv1rtlatd II I-It ...,8'11 lrt tnlla•tt II II .-1 """''"' Ntll. Tt Ctlll-ptlll1 ti d1Krt111ta1.U.., call llUO TllHl'H II 1-MM!Wltl. fir lllt W111t11tt11, 0C trll ,1e .. call HUO 11 CM-SHI. Can't 1Hm to gtt to all thOM ttpalr jobt around th• noutt? Lettht ClaHffled hrvtoe Dtreotery ,,.,P you ftnd · relJatilt http • ...... 1. -For All Your Home and Business Needs -............ ......,..._ ........ --l•wt..mift.l•c.I GENERAL NEWPOKF MARINA APABIMENTS Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm Fridey .......... Thursday 5:0f1pm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:ooPm IUlllllSS OPPOITU'Nln ZI04 .. , \I Nii wpon 8clchleo.b Meta Daily Pilot • ~ LOST•. BMPLOYM!NT • .QEPOITVNITT POUJm 2925 5530 2904 1------J:.. Loat Cam~ Peralan 3 C a a h I e r IS • I e a DIUV•RS..NORTH ' vendlne r°"te yra old. Downtown A8aoo Coate MHa AM•RICAN Van •rtt ..... eatn big S, HB. 115th area. R.. f'lelllble day hfa. LlnH .oflera tuition .,,.~ Hll. c.11 now w111dl 714.9159-e152 M•I", G40·891t. free training, and no By CHAllUS GOllEN wllh'OMAlt SHARIF Md TANNAH HIRSCH ;..;..J•00-~90-8393 · c A a H 1 a R IH 0 a T money down tractor .... ~dw YOUR OWN LOaT1 l.ong haired llallan dinner houH purchu• program for ~pp..i, Shoe, Well· blkhan chihuahua mix. In N.B. Buay phonH, experience and ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME ,, v.ernwear • Llngarl• R•WARO. Kids h .. rt-ca• h I• r r • • t -lnaxparlahce dtlv.au. Neither vulnerable NOf'th deals Brldat, 01" or S1.o0 broken! 722·80T2 computer. ExP ONLYI 0 c;.a~ :-800-348~l4~ . . :. &lofe. lncludH tnven-Loa ti Seat Point 3 fvH/Wk. 842·7880 • (CAL•SCAN) NORTH Jl>. fOIY, flll1urH, buying SI C I • A t 5 4 v111 trlp, training. Minimum amaH at lrvna C~IMS aNTRY DRIV•RS/TEAMSt " inYHtment 118 900. Terrace, COM.. Exln I SSlll FT/PT OTR team1 needed! l;:1 K Q ....,L Call Dan at Ubarty. Reward 949·e75•33o7• aaay pied bllllng, f';'ll Ttl·Stare Motor Tranalt <> Q l ,,.., (!501) 327-eQ31 . tralnlrig modem raq d hu excellent op-•AK Q 9 7 • (CAl.*SCAN) 800-550-8el50 ext. 207 portunlllaa for axparl· WEST EAST ... 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EOE 1· • 10 6 (Atrovent, Metaprotar-dependable. we otter 8 O O ·2 9 ·T R I S M . anol (Alupanl), 01 an el(cellent benafll (CAL*SCAN) other nebullzar madl· package, lnctudtng Oen Ofc phna. filing, callona? Call Expraaa 401 (k). Drugfrae and data entry, 1 yr exp. Mad 1 ·800·290·6442. smokelree work envl· M·W·F 12pm-4:30pm Medicare Approved. ronment. EOE. Send S9hr 714·241·7050 (CAL• SCAN) reauma lncludlng aal· 1--N-O_W_A_E_C_A_U_l_Tl_N_O-. - ary hlllory to: 0 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH 1• Pus 2NT 6NT Pass Pass Opening lead: Four or Q •i2 4 houra). (CAL"SCAN) -------· euy 11. Sall It. Find It. PERSONALS Cl•••lfled. Judy Oetting. PO Box WNER/OPERATORS. Assume you have reached an excel· 1560, Costa MHa, CA Slngla/Tandam SJ(le lenl contract or six no trump and 92G27 or lax resume tractora. Transport ol receive the lead of a low heart. How to (714) 631·15594. vani/cargo lrallers. would you play it al rubber bridge? ... :"ll<>NEY "TO LOAN 2914 Dedicated general . Con•tructlon Co. In freight. Excellent Would y~ adopt a different line al _SCB________ CM aeek1 recepllonlat mllea and pay. Call duplicate pairs. 0015 t 7-4pm M·F. Hiring by Aon or Howard 11le bidding is simple enough. 1llC "llS-1•1-vcnOW 3012 6/29. S neg M{F/EOE (800)895·9743. rive-card diamond suil ar1d excellent 949-.515-4270 (CAL"SCAN) intermediates more lhan compensate MOST PEOPLE who don't know the first thing about &elf defense never r' ll~chance SeU Defm.w O- ll'l8'1, W'Om!n Md d1ildle\ C.11 Today 949-57~122 COOK PT for busy Parking Lot Attendants for the one point purists might claim restaurant COM. Call Monitor community Soulh needs to JUSlify the forcing 949-644·0210 or apply shopping center park· jump to lwo no trump. And North's In parson. Th• Place Ing 101 In NB. Week· raise to slom is a matter of simple 2920 E Coast Hwy. end evening shllls 'lh 1. needed 4:00pm to an me 1c. . Copiers or E·mall 1 1 : o op m . ca 11 At rubber bridge, the hand would clark1: Earn up to S25 949·723·7100 after be over in seconds. Declarer wins in ~:~ .. ho~r .~~fe~~~~ 1:00pm or aand lnlo dummy, takes the diamond finesse, from phonebook or to: 3471 Via Lido. and quickly concedes a trick to the Suite 207, Newport k' Thal ·-· S th two ade Pro c e • • E -ma I I . Beach CA 92663 1.ng. gc...., 00 · sp 888·718-8229 Fax 949•723•1141 tncks, three hearts, four diamonds ~-~c'!!.~1::t~!n TRAVEL J014 COUNTER Hf!LP PT Premier Ace Hardware and three clubs -IZ in all. 'The overtriclt i• an importaftt COfto.- sideralion at duplicate. ff either the king or diamonds can be picked up, or the clubs tun, •II the cricb ate there. Since al least three diamond tricks will be needed, start by running Che queen of diamondS at Irick two. then repeat the finesse. 1llC nine wins, but ;r you continue )Yith the ace you have lo make an uncomfortable discard from the i.ble. Ncx1 on the •senda is to test clubs. When Wesc discards on the second round, a cold slam is suddenly in jeopardy. However. this is not the rime to panic. After cl~ins dummy's remaining heart honor. East following. lead a spade to the ten. That loses 10 West, who ll:tums a hean on which East discards a club. Although West rails to follow when you cash lhe. ace of diamonds, the count of 1he hand is complete. Easr is known lo have slatted with five clubs, four diamonds and two hearts, hence only two spades. Now king of spades and the proven finesse or dummy's nine produces a pretty piece of symmcoy as you collect three tricks in each suit. Leam to be a better bridge_play- erl Subscribe now to Che Gortn Bridge IAtkr by caUina (800) 788- 1225 for lnf'onnation. Or write to: Gotto Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. BAO CREDIT OKI Cryatal Cove Shake Ratallar hu openlnga 8()()...471·5119 X105 2 RT ticket•. leaving Shack. Apply In per· tor sales a11oc w/t----------. ,.---------------- L.A. to Baltimore ion or call 497·9668. plumbing & electrical HOM•::.M.rl!RSf S225ea 91fS.61S..28415 Courthouae Research· exp. Retirees, DIVers EMPLOYMENT CONSOLIDATION! ADVl!RTISI! Earn up to $25 par welcome. Benefits pkg 5530 B $2!5 0 STATl!WIDEI hour copying names Call Mark at $1~.~. Too'0 m~n; $400. for a 25-word & addreuea from Crown Hardware bllla? •Homa Improve· classlfled ad In 200 counhousa fllH. Wiii 7 1 4 "9 8 2 -4 1 e O TEMP WORK manta. •Apply by California newapa· train. 688-456·5030 PT A••l•tant Mgrs Start Nowl Collect phone/24 hour •P· pers , co mbined 0 l'1 2 days per week for Food Data. $10.per hr proval. •No Equity Re· circulation over 3.4 CM• vfteiy p•r•o~J 1 self storage In N.B. E·Z work 842·8500 quired. Platinum Capl· mllllon. CALSCAN ' a ernoona, mc1 1 Computer exper help· 'tal: Real E1ta1e Broker ( 8 1 8 ) 4 4 9 ·3 e 8 e ~~~~le~~~o-~~~· 1 _ all lul. 949·640·9019 -------- " 011831558. CA . (918)449·8010 RECl!PTIONIST·F/T EMPLOYMENT Dept of Real Estate. (CAL *SOAN) DRIVER AMERITRUCK for N.B. yacht charter SERVICES 5533 1-800·523·5363/0pen "Now hiring • Com· co. Computer skill• a 7 daya. CAL•SCAN pony drlvora, owner plua. Stewart 673-4453 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii operators, teama,•__, _______ _ When )'ou 're tuned into classified you're tuned into your coo1munity. ~f.jlot • WEONESOAV, JUNE 2A, 1998' • -..aiaa~~T1.1.0.1111D1.&1~ ... Y .... 'S~_. ........ -1 · CROSSwoRo PUZZLE . 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EMPLOYMENT 1 • 8 m • , ta am 1 . Secretary job duties •••••-• Cat loana, pe~nal •New pay package. order entry, phon ... Please be aware that ---:=~~....,=~~~~=~~~::::~~~~~~==~:-::~~~~=~~':::~~~~=~~~~~ , foaM, bill conaollda· •Great benellta pack· llllng, customer . ave, the llstlngs In thla cat· ·-lion. Bankruptcy ex· age. •New equipment muat be organized. FT egory may require you 1 - -cepted. Faal approvall EMPLOYMENT aulvlng dally. Talk 10 $8/hr atar1. 548-0105 to call a 900 number ~ployment la raq'd. 3 a nallonal recruiter Sport• Bar In which there 11 a ~ .. 00·373·8434 55 0 about how you can •Callf Qlrla Night charge par minute. become a part ol the Club• Is now hiring ~~=::~::~~'Accounting 1 ralrlgarated carrier dancera. 714·554-0491 SlOOO WEEKLY atufflng OnvCEuENTS Payroll-A/It In the U.S. Amerl!ruck Exciting fob oppty envetopH al home. "" ~" C••h 800-4S08-1999 Free detalla. Rush Dlebursement (CAL•SCAN) TEACHERS (long Hlf·addraased. 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CD player, Moonrool, (107229) S11,t95 S10,400.obo 723·1504. BAUIR LOTU8 •93 ACCORD C08TA MllSA RECORDS/TOP s DEL MAR 6122 Jazz, R&B. Soul, Rock 1-------- Etc SO's & 60's M1koli•i'1diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FORD 9075 Anlv Ed11, 47k ml, , __ 7_1_4_ .. _4..;.2_·_7,...7..;.0..;.0_ auto, llhr, ABS. morol '93 Jeep Cherokee (3KXX857) S 12.!. 777 LTD Grand, 4X4, AC, 845·.;7505 Furn, anllquo table and liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chairs, BlCc:orclse mact> misc. stuff. otc ... Sat tl/27 Ba·11a LEXUS O" Pw/Pdl, Utt, CC. CO. WESTMINSTER ABS, aHoy whl1, llhr, (714) 892-4S008 prv QIHI roof rack ,97 CIVIC DX (1 18433) $15,1193 Coat• Meea Blue. grey Interior, Llnooln·M•rcury 51pd, A/C, factory (714) 540 5830 warranty. (3VOB872) ----------·---$ 11 ,995 '93 WRAHQLl!R BAUER LOTUS 4.0, 4lC4, white, 1of1 COSTA MESA top, alloya, lmmac. 714-042-7700 (218378) S11 ,950 LEXUS OF Wl!STMINSTaR (714) 892·090• '93 WRANCU l!R :ea L9 400 •e7 MARK VIII •eo hnnevllle ••• WhfteJtvcwy, Ml op1, AO,P.W/"Dl. MS t»t, ,uH powef, •UtVoof, Mint condltlonll CC, CD, Lthr, white w/btown l•alher New Leaua lrad•. Premium wheels 14500. obo 723-1804 (120234) 120,H7 ("8t71) 121.ff7 ______ ....;..__. ______ ....;...,,..,, LUU8 Coet•M• .. 1111aa10N Vta.10 Llnooln·Mero"iy SUZUJU 1205 VOWWAG!ff H" ttMe)3e4·Me4 C714) •4~ .. 30 114 LI 400 I.To •e4 810KKICK 181 •UO Xln't meih. Whltel tvory 1ull ""Opt MAZDA 1125 J)( Cofwt •• ..,r wbl ~··u:l._.j.Jl JatOlds. 32,000 mf •• e.9% ava1i gr•y lnter,4•4, alloy 11000 l.8ur• 574-42" 3 (.' 100.000 ml warr. whl1, white solt top. M•Thura 10• .. P (2 4177) 131.971 ••• MAZDA (3M.~XUCS.71_) LoT'u5 •• ff5 '871 Fox 4dr, all ~· L•Xu• MPV loaded! 311K ml. " R 4t w II al M18810N Vl•JO Ilk• brand new. _.....;.T..;,1..;.4-0...;;...4,;.;;2;;...•..;.7,..7 .... oo..;...._ r:i~.d. POoo~ :onz. (84e)384-0ee4 1 OWNERI. 114,ffl . '98 atDl!KICK JLX $2800 firm 980.CM!? •e4 8C 300 548-7718. 985·2088 4x4, 30k ml, lthr, ABS. '95 JBTl'A Ill GLX Black/Io f 11 ti '97 MIATA full pwr. c rul1a. 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Ext.A·5139 full opt, 8.K avall. 1harp, 1-owner, phn, Le•u• trade, lmmacl for c:urrent h1llng1 .. 3 yr 100,000 ml warr. like new, white w/tan (013281) $9,950 (CAL"SCAN) (138217) S39.987 lthr Int. $12,950 obo LEXUS OF • a.exus MISSION Vll!JO 7 2 3 ·1 5o4. Wl!STMINSTl!R ANTIQUES ._ (949)384-0884 '89 3001! (714) 892·8908 g( '97 LS 400 Coach Edit io n . White/Ivory, full opt. 3 yr 100,000 warr. LTD e .9% avalt. (090896) $41 ,900 Low ml, cu1t whl1, '90 CAMRY LI! CIASSICS 9~50 w h I t • , m I n t . 35k ml, AC, auto, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiii (3AWF913) $18,888 all pwr, Immaculate. '04 C Co"pe R•dlbl'< LEXUS OF (747865) 514,888 Uhr Int, rHtored, Wl!STMINSTl!R L•XUS OF lmmac condl $24,000 (714) 892·0908 WESTMINSTER 7 1 4 .3 18.98 71 (714) a92.e9oe LEXUS ---------•9e L•ndcrulaer s ELL MISSION Vll!JO (949)384·0884 MERCURY 9135 White/Ivory, full opt, -" PETS & ANIMALS Hardtop, black, grey, -------- 4 x 4, 6 cyl. co LINCOLN 9120 (3HCP08 I) $8,995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER LOTUS '97 COUGAR ~~~ 0 ~2xu• tr~~: your home XA·7 auto, AC, dual (125640) $34,977 through classified airbag•. AM/FM CHI. Ll!XUS 1---....;;.... ____ _ 0 n I y 1 4 k m I . MISSION Vll!JO AUTOS SERVICE DIRECTORY 6049 TRADE · through classrtied 642·5678 ~ ll1j child care. 4S hrs./wll 800·713·2002 CLEANING SERVICES 3548 I Ci A TOUCH 01' CLASS Cleanlng. Rel/Comm Lie/Bond. FrH Est. TarHa 714-212·7143 CABINETS 3490 .. o .. HOUSECLEANINQ ••••iiiiiiiiiiiiliil Uc:en..O·Bond•d 112.00 per hour. 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Newpor1 Beach '78 Soaray 21111 CF #059500 HIN SER2384A0578879 PROFESSIONAL COMPUl'ER SERVICE Sf"lPLR,~eR>R/J, 8"! • ~. u """' • • PCT i!Jnt_ • ON·SIT• 714 840-7672 Ctr1't twern to get to all thoN repair Job• around the hOUN? lAt lh• c ..... ,,. ... te1Vloe DINOte" http you Ind ,.....help. FIND an apartment through classifled •Oes91 • Buld •Rm AddrtSi:rll •Remodels ACM ClllSTIUCTIDI MM4WOll COSTA Ml!SA '88 Town c., 714-842·7700 Signature Serl•• Leather, Loaded, (624541) S13,997 949·304-0884 W" .. ~D CoetaM•a• --------nH1.~ Llnooln·M•rcury '97 COROLLA OX (714) 540·5830 17k, AT, white, all pwr (3UMS778) 113,333 924' -------- '95 C,.herok .. Sportt A Luxurious Ride. 4 .0, 39k, •"to, AC 20+ mpg. $3,350.obo case, new tlr••· 714·319·3678 --------4 dr, lmmacul•t•, --------NISSAN 9150 Ll!XUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-8908 ~-· 3LP4553) $1t!.555 '93 TOWN CAR LEXUS O" SIGNATURE Wl!STMINSTER 4.8L \18, co Changer, 7t4·892-4S908 pwr wlnd/lock1, Chances are you will rind what you need at the price you want to pay when you read the CleHlfl•d• everv day leather and m ore. (767789) $12,993 Costa M•a• Lincoln Mercury (714) 540·5030 '97 Contlnental \18, pw/pdl, ABS. lthr, CO Chgr, Only 15k ml, (888878) $25,997 Coata.Meaa Llncoln Mercury (714) 540·5830 '98 MAXIMA QXE 31K ml, auto, full pwr, Lexu1 trade (3POL985) S15,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTl!R (714) 892-4S900 OversloC'ked with s1utt? A call to Classllled Wiii help 842·5878 TRUCKS 9220 '87 Nissan Herd· body !5·1pd manual tron1, am/Im pull-out 1tereo. now llroe. $2500.obo 557-0631 TRADE through classifled 842·5878 CHU•~, Buy A DISH lnstaHatfon r ,, ,,.. with this ad 714•44t •Ill • Tu. 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