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Home My WebLink About1998-07-01 - Orange Coast PilotI I I ' f r ., .... ... Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 S~pect arrested after daring escape . . •Costa Mesc1.mc111 cli vl•d out second-story wmdow trying to elu d<' c1 ut horil iC's. By Greg Risling. Oatly Pilo t COSTA r-.lESA ,\ !->llSJ>t 'C'lt•d roblwr Wn!. di n•<.lt·d T11P!>dny afte rnoon dlll•r hl• d1v<>d out o1 two- ~t•>ry huLldtnq, lt·d pollC'l' 011 luot 1·hc1st•, lhPll l11 o k1• 111lo rt ( 'olJpqp Avenut.• dp<1rt1111 •111 wht•fl• p11hc·1· found lu111 h11l111q 111 ti C'ln!'>PI Josi:' l~dllHlll H1v1•rc1 H<>Jl>'>, 'l.7, 1>I ( 'usla Mt'!-\<I, \\ti'> lttht'rl to I lu<1q I losp1Lc1I . wh1•11• 111 • w11-. ltt«tl1•d NOTf-BOOK tony dodero Su1:f:film. ~~ end ks.;; inj!URJzce I I \011 rlo 11 I ...i111 .i11d -.111111" 11111' \\'l 'rt' !II d"h \ 1 HI \\ 11,ll I!'> lhl' lh'-;t -.111 I 11111\ II I 11 • d I tune. tl1t• c111~\\1•1 1•r 11ll.it1h wou lcl 111 • -.111111•ti11·1• 1 "" 1111 • mdc·r o f "( ;ufq1•I rn "l\1 •c11 11 l11dnkl'I B1n•111.' 1111htt Y1•,d1, r:r.11 ik11· ·\\·.iii or1 hr1nq11Ht Ill \\1111 :"\1'11011 l>11qq1" to th1• t1ol" 1111cl .dill'·"' Annl'ttl' r:1 111w1•1l1 1 A11t nn s t11l1•1 w <1illt 111'. 01 IH'r :-.r1lty -.w 1111~111t w111ild o•\1•1 <l 1'11y Jhctl !ht•"( '1!11.1•11 1,,1111• ol !-\llrldrn11 1-. 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L1 Hon S1111Lh Polirt<• trdcked down twu ulher peoplt• C'ufrenct Chc1vez, 20, <tnd ht•r huslJdncl, W1llium Agutl- l'fd, ~n -who wert• n•p<Jrlt::'dly us rnq tlw -..tull'n c hl·cks. lnvt .... 11- tJd tors l>t•ht•vl' Ro10:-. II Id y hct v1 • '><>Id t lw C'h1 •ck-.. 111 t hP coup It " Srruth !>utd C ht1vt•z c1ncl Aq111ll'rrt w1'11· 11nP'>lc•d fonclc1y 011 :-.11!>pino11 o t qrcU1d Uwlt und IPl~jf'ry. Pol1<·c· quc•sllont::'cl Ro1us di hh lw111ro 111 the :~oo liluck ot V1ctonc1 Stn•l'I on T11f'scluy. Ounn~1 thP tnlNv1v w, Ru1os suddenly lec1pt out of 11 window. I le• lctndPd un ht:. hc111<1 ... 111HI fl'l'I , hul mcty hc1w~ h tl hi!'> ht•ctd !Ill !ht• q1111JJ)d Polu 1 • < hrt-.<'d Hoj<J!'> 11111 th It 1 th1· ',/.I ()0 blue k 11! ( 11ll1-•q1 · Av1•rHh'. wl11·11• Iii· 11·p1111t•1ll) lm1k1• th1· Im h 0 11 <1 ::ol1d1nq-ql11..,-. d CHJI ct l tilt' 11'<11 C1f c1 ll'"ldt•IH I' ,_ Six -..qti.td c·,11-. 11·-..po1u l1 ·cl 111 !ht• .... n ·111• c111tl 111111 k1·d o il th1 • -..111•1·! 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GRANDFATHER OF SURFING Stct n Kin~J began riding thf' waves tiO years ago dnd is stiU going s trong, surfing two to three tiines a week By Kelly ::hrrsteson. lJd1fy Pilot NEWI'< >HT BE,.\( ·11 You 11111ld rr1 II '-\1 .111 1'111~ th1 • qr.111dlr1th1 •1 11! 1111 c1I '>llrl 1111 1 .\ftt•r 11 11 tl11 · 7 I · }''di 11 l d II c1 I II o c1 111c111'-. h~l'l1 r· cl t C h I 111J w,1 vt·~ 111 tlw N1•w - porl dff'a for hO y~c1 rs /\nd he hns- FUN THINGS To D o M •• tu tit #'\c •• ·~1cuc11 •• 'irJ l'•\t I "> n 't slowed down much. Two to thrnr! t1rn<'s a wPek, Kinq tr1k<'s his 9-foot-lonq l11t1111tr -.urthnurd 111 lht· \\<t\'I'~. nftPn 111111111(} lO olhl'r -.11r1Ns 111 lh1•1r 70!> ond HO-. for ct n10rn11111 ul surfmq rtnd <1ftt>r- noon lunch I lh lavontP ~pot S<1n < >noln'. with 1h "lonq. 11«\lhPnnq \V d \'(''> 11<• tc1u~1ht ht:-. -.1111 rind d,11 1qhll't how 111 -.11rl Ancl hi' tc111qht two ul lw .. ft\'I' qr<1nclch1lclrpn how to ~urt Thm1qh his , wlf P. Nr1t<;1lrP, whu d1Pd dhn11t two y1•r1rs dq11. chctn't nde thP WdVPS, s hP 11nd1•r- sluml his pc1ssion dnd oftP11 dccomµrt- ntl'cl hun to the l>Pdch. WdlC'hm~J 111111 dd1H·0 on the water from ht>r spot on thP sttnd. King start<'cl surfin~1111 1 ~38 he ctncl his lnencts Wdnted to mimic lhf' Hawrt1- 1r1n way of life "Wf' all thought we werP qoinq 111 h1 • I lc1w<111an a nd ndf' wc1vf's llkt> r1 I l ci \\',11 · 1crn," King said r1~ rt Hnn w1cl1•rwd '" 111-.-. his tc1nnP<I fc1rf' I If' mMl1• hts first -;urfbnctrd. la-.'11111111111 • SEE SURFER PAGE 4 Costa Mesa police arrest J ose Ramon R.ivera Rojas after a briei chase and search Tuesday. ,., Developers buy time __ _ for project • Pc1rt1H •r-..htp 11 1<11 l111p1 ·-.. tu h uy Lulo ~ld lllld \'tlltHlt '. lf •ct-..(· 1111<11 -..ltil.._, \\"Ill tht' 111111' t1> t1 •-1•\cilllc1!1 • <•J>lHHh By Jen if e r Rdgland. 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Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Mar- shall "Duffy" Duffield ts up for a challenge . / Having been accepted in his hometown, Newport Beach's favorite electric boat IQ411utactur- er now wants to spread the word about his environmentally sound . · tnveJJBon · dJnQ lhe ?Mr"Of ·• CaWomia <:outline and beyond. lbat'• why he wants' to nm bli 62-foot-loag. l·foot·wide, ....- ~ k>okiog aeation ailW n. -~IJl&Y ... ~~r to.Ca~~~ --~'qltl • July 11, has nevP.r before been attempted in an e lectric-powe red boat. Duffield said. "In Newport Harbor, the re are 50 e lectric boats lin one small area), while ln the same area ln Annapolis (Md.) Harbor, there would be zero,· he said. "The reason they don't have the boats is because they don't know they amt.. • , ,.. ' . •, ... .._ .. • , ....... 111 is tbe 1llirMn reuoa Dumeld built The Voyager, which was cbriltened b.y Newport Beech Councilman Dennis O'Neil tD Dloainber. The world's mo.t advanced OCMD goUlg electric In•• I ta• . .twc>-rl F ~~_,,, ...... ~ ~ l9fell ·we wanted to tum hearls and show people that e lectricity 1s I\ viftble wfty· to . power boats." Duffield said. He said people normally would not expect a boat that doesn't pro- duce any pollution to be able to go across the ocean and back without stopping. The Voyager can go up to 25 knots and is spe- .a.ll.y ~...d•tgaed 10( .inclement WJINl&bilJ.GG-~~~--M part of the pu~ ·tntorma- tioa cmipaign, the Com Mesa· hued D\iny Electric Roat Co. bu ulted Mayor Tum &dwardt to ·declare \be WXJOd Saturct.y tn ·~:~t~a:r~=.., .._ -·-· - ' Cl.ASSfFIED ..........• I P<>lJCE Pl.ES . --••....... .2 NM.IC NOTICES ..•.... .I MJRTS ..•.....•..... ·.6 (t!M ..................... ~l ,. •SEE VOJAGER Mal 4 --~ ----'i" ,: cf, -·-_.....,.--:-__ '--~__....,.._~ .it: WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1~8 NewP<>n Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot #I'-•"" t.tvl••.. -•• , ....... , •• _ ..... , ... ..--··-· ~--···· .. ·----,locals-.. --· almanac --~ .. '.o. .•• . .. -. ..... - 2 • EDITOR'S NOTE: Do you or someone you know have a landfl\ark birthday or dnniverxtry coming up7' 11 so, we'd like to include 1t in our Almanac section. Please call the information into the Readers' Hotline; 642-6086; fax it to 646-4170; or mail 't to 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Meso. 92627 You may also send photographs. but 1 'o>dse be sure to 1r1dude a self ad•. ·ed stam;:>ed en velope 1f you'd like 111 • 1'ed. BfHTI IS ' . =-correei-tea =.-~: ~~~~M·-~--· ~. - Diedrich's em~ invites family, friends to his workplace to witness proposal to co-worker l\1ost r(>Ct>n t buth~ 111 NPw por I ' llt•<1ch dnd C'osl.c1 f\. h·~d By Amy Spurgeon and Alison Murray. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH • Z.ichd.fY P. Andn• oil ·\pnl L4 • Sr1vc1nncth R. Ctlnovc1 un Apnl :!:I • ,\ncires f\ I DP LO!> ,\n~JPIP~ on ApnJ 28 • Pt1tnck f\.1 L>ondhlll' on ApnJ Lb • Sc11.-1h f\1· !Jroker tin ApnJ 27 • ~ht1tinon M. O w-azu on April '.Ll • .J11lio C c_;onzalez Jr. on Apnl 24 • Jpn•rfl) S < ~utlmette on Apnl 14 • l\1<1d1so11 L I ldnsen on Apnl 14 • R~.in S. I l urst nn ApnJ 24 •NH llr1ld'> V. Kc1nn~ on A pnl 2h • t '111111• I> ~~\I on ApriJ 25 • I\ lrtr lwll < · Krnq on AµriJ 25 • ,\,1r11n ( · Lt>t' on /\p nl 24 • S11111111 L I\ kCrutl1 on r\pnl 22. •l>1•1Pk I l'w kt•ll onApnJ'.24 • f\ 1l'IJdl1 L Pollock on Apnl 24 • •\l1·x N Rt>1J1H•1-.. oil :\pnl '24 • ·\c1run 1\1 S1q,tl <>ll Apnl 2 1 • 1\ ft1m1 C. S111~lt·~ nn Apnl 2:1 • "-l 1c holn" I ) S1 H •1 J 1111 1\ pnJ l.!i • N1illlc111 H. \'ctrUo!-> on A pnJ 2'.!. • It,. .... ..,,, c1 ,.\ V1ny,1rd on Apnl L.:1 • I\ 11• l1dl• · Zlwrnr IJn ,\f'nl 2H · • ~dnd"1 11 Z1lt>r lll1 ·\pnJ Ll I >I ·:. \Tl IS ~ lo-.1 fl'< 1•111 tl<·c1ll1:-. ,, .... lt'j><.ll1t•rl '" ill<' <_>1c11Ht<' ( 'ounty Rc•curdt•r'-.. ( 11111 ' COSTA MESA • ( ·1>rr ,11ln 'I lllddd / l. "fl ltt) 14 • John [ f,·,.h·\, K-1 11n l\lc1 v 11 • l11(k £:: I l11l)l•r. H4.1i'.l f'-lct): 11 • ,\1d1·n I k.trkpcdrn k H4 tll1 f\1(1\ 1 'l • B1 •rnclf<I 11 :-.1·1H1 17 un J\ltt y 11 •Burton E l\11tl1 •1, t·I 1111J\lcty11 • r:rn•clnd1 \\ l-r1•dlt>1 ·»!. on I\ lc1 y 11 • W11l<1rd C I ln11p1•1 11 . ') l. 011 l\lt1\ IH . • Oph<'uu Sn11Lh, 1 I , on I\ l(tv 1 ~ • I )1•l1111r<1 D1t1z, 44 on l\'lct\' 1 !i • J\lrnct Lt>liofl H7. 011 I\ Jct\' .ltl NEWPORT BEACH • Crant A < ;dltlcl, f>b, 0 11 I\ lr1y Ii •Sally P. l>ryt·r, HH. 111. f\tr1·1 :, • W1U1c1m I J. FNt1!->, 7ti, on M<1y n • Lois M H.1cldl€'. 78, 11n M ay I .l • Ellis .I WrJlldm:-.. 7ll. on Mdy 7 • Shdnnon I>. ( ·1<1rk. hh, on f\-tc1 y 1 l •Donnd R C11rf11·l<l 'i l,onl\lc1) 1f1 • HPrh0rt !\ Hi·lmk1· "~. or1 l\ lr1\ 1 () • r:1c1C('nC1' r: 11111'1 l!'I 11111\l.i\ , .. Anni Caporuscio had no idea what awaited her Monqay night as she went to Diedrich's Coffee with boyfriend Brian Connolly. In fact, she didn't even want to go -She wanted to clean her room. While Connolly persuaded her, about 75 people cranuned into the Costa Me~a coffeehouse, _ where Caporusci6 and Connolly both work, and its tiny patio. The crowd had gathered at Connelly's ·summons. Everyone there knew what Caporuscio did not -that Connolly would ask her to be his bride that night. "We've talked about it, but she's W1der the impression that I'm no~ .ready," Connolly said earlier. Anxious friends and family craned their heads at the sound of every car while nervously sip- ping coffee. As soon as the couple amved, the crowd began to gather around. C uporuscio, dressed rn a whi te shirt and j ea ns, Jean Pd agaipst a display case. looking slightly bewildered . Connolly -dressed in n red - checker ed shirt, shorts and argyle socks -climbed onto a chair to sing along with Willie Nelson's rendition of "Wind BP neath My Wings." Capornscio began to cry tlnd wiped her eyes with a paper nnpkin. · A fter handing her a bouquet of flowers, Connolly pulled a smaU bl ack.velvet box out of his pocket and opened it. NesUed inside was the diamond ring he . MARC MARTtti I OAILY PILOT After a year of working together at the Costa Mesa Diedrich's on 17th Street. B~an Connolly popped the question to co-worker Anni Caporuscio in front of a store full of customers and employees Monday night. bought six weeks eailier. •I've got lo find somebody to gw e this· to." be said. He got down on one knee, and asked, "Will you marry me1" She said yes. They hugged tightly for a long time. The room erupted into applause. "I couldn 't do it out in the mid- dle of nowhere," Connolly Si!id. . "This is a moment I want to share with my friends.# The pair met w hen €aporus- cio was hired at Diedrich's, where Connolly already worked. H e works part time, while she is a full-time shift leader. ·I trained her on her first day, and now she te~s me what to do,· he said. Connolly earned a bachelor's degree at Cal State Long Beach, while ~aporuscio graduated last year fiom Southern California College with a degree in biblical studies. "They're great together,• co- worker Marc Ray said. ·Brian is definitely the best man for Anni.• friend Jeremy Hartshorn said. "He's one of the only people who could defend himself against her onslaught of 'Sarcasm." "I think he's got a lot 6f guts to do this in front <lf everybody,• said Tom Connolly, Brian's father. Meanwhile, . all Caporuscio could do was shake her head in disbelief and repeat, "Why didn't I know about this?" hThis is ·so weird. can't betiev~ this," she said. District mailing home individual test scores • Supenntendent's Jette r tells parents nu one passes, lctils Uw Stanford 9 C'xc1m. By Huse in Mashni, Oat!~ P1lt11 NEW P< >RT-f\ 1 £.:.SI\ < '111 rn1c1 I w11Ji 1ndiv1clur1l te!-tl rt>sull'> c1nd d ltJl ll•r trom rntPnm Su1wnntvn- clP11I Boh Prancy 11bout whctt tho!-.tJ test scarf's mc•c111 . report cMds. "T ht>rf> MP four ol us s luffrnq r-nvPlopPs hy hr1 ml," sa id Elcc1nnr 1 Anc!Prson, lhP rlrstncl's d1H•dor ot "It is important to understand Lhdl no one 'passes' or '.fails' the Stdnford Achievement Test," said thP IPltN , which was sent in both En~1lrsh dncl Spdnish. "To get a mon> complete picture, you need tt~·-'P~~niPn t -..c•rvi('C'S ThP CTPW 1:-. <.;f•ntlrnq 11111 1 H.000 l1 •lli>r-.., t\ n<11•1..,on ~d rd lo kn(1w how your student is per- 1 lormrnq on duily class work. class- t t 1u111 tests, homework, projects r1nd other reldted schoolwork." versy in ~chool districts where a laige percentage of the students have limited-English skills. Because about one-third of Newport-Mesa students have limited-English skills. Anderson said parents need to be aware the tests are not a fair indicator of what their children have learned. questions can calJ their child's school or the district administra- lion office. Estancia c1nd Costa Mesa high school students will be next to receive their test results followed by N ewport I !arbor students. Middle and elementary schools' lest results vv-ill be sent out last. . DULARHESTS d(·I /\1t1r I liqh ~< 1111111 pttn•nh will ht• lrr<,l I<> JP< 1•1v1• lhc·11 1 lrildn•n.., St,rnf<irrl 'I !('st 1P..,11l t:-., wl11< h will dlflVI' Ill thPIT mc1llhnx1·-.. 11\'t'I lti1· n 1 •x t lour week!> . .\I :he• Distnrt Ed ucdt1oi1 < 0{'n- t1 •1 111 < ·qsla Mesa. d smc1ll lmq<1clc· w11-. t.11-..ily sl11tf1ll~J 1•nvrlnJH'C.. T IJP l<'st IP!->lllt~. Pr.111cy\ l1·1tc>1 '>d id .1r1• tl!>ecl unly tu t<Hn pr1r1• '>l11d1•nh w ith lht>rr coun l t•rpc1rts ot n,.,., th1· :-.tcitc dncl the· country Tll<' '-l'llfl'" hdve no irnpc1r1 on llH· q r.i<li·'> c.,t1l(ll•nts rec0iw•<I on tl11·1r A ll second-through l lth- qrc1clP students m CaWornia w ere re>qu1red to take the test regard- jp;.;s 111 their level of English profi- <wncy T his has create<i a contro- If a student does not read well in English. the test results do not a~curately reflect his or he1 level of achievement, he explained. Anderson said the Stanford 9 test results are easy to under- stand. H ow ever. parents with Stanford 9 test resutts also we re scheduled to be released Tuesd ay on the Internet. ln k eep- ing with a recent court ruling in San Francisco. the Internet will pos t only the results of English- prof icir>nl students. • • , • • .• , , . . -. .. • • .. ~ h • .; Thi· lollowmn 1woplt' w1 •11 · 1HT'" .. t« ·d rPcf'nUy on !-ot1Sp1non nl clrwmq und er the influence. 1lw~c· pt•11pl" hdvP only hef>n arrestPrl on -;1hp1c1on o f a C'nmP , 3nci, d~ Wlth 1111 .l)UC'h c·rimf's, they drP 1nnoc!'nt 1J1 1tll pn>vc·n qwlty. Costa Mesa company settles sales-tax case NEWPORT BEACH • IPJ T)' l~o1<1s, 44, nt C hino • \lnr11«1 L 1C'l>111t., 27, of llunt- 1:1111v11 tkc1d1 • l11nt1 lt1<1n 11 .lc1C'l>h~. 2.5, ol Coro· 1111 dt•) I\ lcH • I lr1mlcl T Nesbitt, 4 l, ol Long B1<rteh • NoPI L Wt1lrn11 !II, 45, of Sc111til /\nc1 • Crl·~1ory A Munoz, :1:1, of Gar- d Pn (~rov(' • Aranclt Wdterbury, 48, of Vnrbtt Lmoa • Rc1 nr·ho Ensf'nada Adventun1 s d9H'£·~ to $5,000 fin e for keepin ~J taxe s it rolll'cte cl from Mexicnn rnnch trips . By Greg Risling, Datly Ptlot A consumer-protection lawsuit accusing d Costn M esa company of illegally colJect- mg stat<' sales tci x was settled Tuesday 111 OrangP County Superior Court. Rancho Ensenadd AdvPnturf>s c1g reed to pay , READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 $'l,000 111 nvtl pc•ncd t1P~ ct'-pMt nf the SC't- llt•ment The laws111t. frlPd by th<' rnunty's distnct nltom ey's office. scllCI thP c·nmpdny kept the !>dlf~s tax on tlw purchase pnce of weekend trdvel packages 11 oflered lo Baja Caillor- nia. Tilf~ state Board of Equalization wasn't n otified aboyt the activity and didn't require the company io coUect the sur- C'harge. · The package cost customers about $125 for a trip lo a western-style ranch east of EnsPnada. D eputy D istrict Attorney Andrea Burke said the saJes tax for each package amounted to about $10. She estimate!? that the company's owner, Aaron Funk, had collected roughly $20,000 in a one-yettr period from the package deals. However Funk's attomc /, John Dzialo, said his client stopped collecting the tax w hen h e realized from Mexican officials that he couldn't pay taxes in both countries. "lt was an inadvertent error on his behaU." Dzialo said. "He made a good - faith effort to find out information which. ,.., ' . I ' " . . when it was proV1ded lo him, was erro- neou s." The Board of Equali zation also had filed a claim in federaJ bankruptcy court seek - ing the return of the $20,000 from Funk. He filed for bankruptcy last year, Burke said. Police began an investigation in ·June 1996 because the company may have engaged in unfair and unlawful business practices. Burke added that Funk didn't have a valid state sellers' permit w,hen he was col- lecting the saJes tax. . •' • • ' -• ' "'1 • ~ c. .. • I ' • . t .... ' . . . . •.a...... , 1 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright; No news stories, illustrations. edito· rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with- out written permission of copy- right owner . TE~RATURES Balboa ' swell is out of the We continue to see NIWPOKT 9EAClt VOL 91, NO. 154 THOMAS H. JOffNSON, Publisher WILLIAM L080EU.. Editor STIWMA•E. 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Busl""' Offfce 642-4321 ~~Fa~ 63,~S?<>~,, ._ _. ___ • Publkhedby Times Community Newl. ~ • Times Mirror (on'lf*'Y. ~ ~ G. Megnulon. ~~ .. =-~ 11 .- Judldt \ ICMdll. Vice ~t. Genef•Til1in1191f' 019" nm.~. M ttgMI ~ 81164 Corona del M ar 77165 Costa Mesa 81164 Newport Beach 81164 Newport Coast 78165 SURF POltECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 4-7 SSW Newport 3-6 SSW J...~.,_Mw.. ft!Wir ~4='7~- CdM 3-6ssw 90AnNG Ught winds becom- lng ~ .t '"~--;· ~Wfttt·2. toOt Wiia wMI. 'TM- ------· southwes1at4 feet. a south-southwest Early morning fog. swell at 190 to 205 TlDES degrees delivering TOOAY sets in the waist-to-First low 9:39 a.m. 1.2 shoulder-high zone First high today. We may lff 3:06 a .m. 3.4 some head-hlgt\ Second low 11:27 p.m. 2.0 surf at the points Second high and reefs. Swells 4:48p.m. 4.4 fro'!' Hurrkene. Blas TIWDAY · First iow are decteaSlng. • ~ 11.iio. 9oulevd: A purse worth $62 was stolen in the 1900 blodt. . : . • w.it Co..e ,..,.,JM}': A celful•.telephone worth SSOO w • stolen In the ~600 bkrl. • ...,,... A,,..-. A bracetet Mld lapel pin worth $625 were ~.In tM t100:~. -r---- I ...... ~ .......... ~~-t2.,.-•nor.a1nfit•.blcd. '' \ ... .. . f ' • unMN*t DIM~ ltne ~worth~--""""-' .. , In the 2200 blodt. . ' • ~ • . . ,, .. ' ' ' ·~! ·-- .1.i . ~~ 4:38a.m. 3.1 expectto1Na Sec~ south touthweuriy after lgtrt I ' swell .t 1to to Jqt Second htgh d9w~~-5:31 p.m .. .., "\'!'" •• ... ~ .. =:' ·~lti4llJ~. I'S '. ..the~·~.' rone: 'i'' \ Ncwpon licachl~t• Mesa Daily Ptlot ,.. Wl:UNt!>UAY, JULY 1, 1W. • orl!S._.Jt~_ still caol _icuhis _CTJ -· w_d_.t.iife_J]j PfltrifJfl_§:~ ~'OC'l .... ~~lJ: · T bi.Si$my Fow1hor July thmg to the tee11n~ thosemem-perch.b6c&ua. accor · n . A. VV.tm. . CciaJ?lwnndispe' wnsah1chti'olnhtaovwne ~pete . ones evoke right here in my San-. "Godfather,. Jim Alto~lli. the h ta Ana Heigltts oe,ighborhood. weather wasn't yet right. One of p a '.r::l,0 . for two reasons in particular: 1) I And that's where my wife and I the mor~ pathetic sig~tS I've ever \J eJJ-J.;;L..w • ..wlli.AW!UHJ when it ~,pedecl.l... will t>e..speru;iwg •bia ~& . . . ly cool to feel ht'rnest patriotism, Fourth of Juiy. At a neighbor-in his 5 O'Clock Oubchair one C\."1'. ITn a 'l:!C • and 2) ft's my birthcitty. . . hood coo,kout where somebody evening at dusk, contemplating This also seems an • ate time tot.hank Ft8d b -UY·Y .civ-rn · . , Dunng-ltll ottm· growtrrg-i-Jp --rrtrglrt just·s1'eak in ·s6me greasy .~ · ~ctron.anlr;the ra1leH years in northe~' m lndlana, I fried chicken and maybe even ii promises morosely. On the few • ~mn:g such"lia\:'"&ZMHl:•lll!llC::I example tor the rest 1Jf us Ill .... •Move won't affect employees there, but · quld result iri layoffs at Costa Mesa p~t. By Jenifer RagJand, Dal¥ 1'11ot NEWPOR'J'.MESA ,.__ A decision by Ro'ckwell Ititema- tional Corp. this week tO get out of the semiconductor busi- ness won't affect jobs at lhe Newport Beach plant. a com- pany spokesman said Tues- day .. The drastic move to spin off Rockwell Semiconductor Sys- tems to a separately txaded company will, however, affect some employees of the Rock- well corporate headquarters in Costa Mesa. Rockwell spokesman Teny Francisco said the 31800 cor- porate employees who will be laid off as part of the compa- ny's restructuring will include a total of 80 positions to be cut from offices in Costa Mesa, Seal Beach and Thousand Oaks. Francisco said those posi- tions will be announced in the next couple of weetcs. · At the Newport Beach semiconductor plant, where workers have been on strike since late May, Francisco said another company will come in by the start of nex,l year and take over management of the site. The move should not threaten existing jobs there, he said. •That same business unit will operate and sell the same product, but under a different name,• he said. "The fact they're on strike lin Newport Beach) bad nothing to do with this.· Rockwell lnternational Chairman and Chief Execu- tive Officer Don Davis on Monday announced the move, which he said would allow each company to focus on its·own products and mar- kets. ·we must slim down to stay competitive in a very competitive world,• Davis said in an issued statement. •And as we implement this re-sizing, the next step will be· • to change the way we run the company.• l l. ,' \\'. l \ I\'•./ ; • ~ I I ~ .... .,. ; : t ' :. • KENNY 1/, PRINTER } ) (' .l .' I c . Put a few words to work for you . Call the 'Daily Pilot spent every Fourw of July with few Roman' candJes. ' evenings the club did convene, my extended fa mily at a park in These Fourth of Jufy pla.qs .are • my wife and I bad ba~ball or the county-see~own of .Qecatur, ·very comforting beca~ I was theater tickets or the promise of where my unt.te gave exactly the beginning to worry a little 9it a free meal elsewhere and could- same patriotlp speech each year about the old neighborhood. It j• OSeph n n't attend, causing mindless for the 18 vears I was•,lhere to lis-was partly my own faulf. ,I had . , • charges of elitism. ten. Following his talk, the high the sununer season coming a lit-·bell But last Sunday, everything school b~d would play Sousa tle early when l wrote some changed. We broke out the marches from a band shell whlle weeks ago that the chaus were dlal:rs, the booze, the hors d'oe\1- we ate massive dhlounts o'f won-out on the Altobelli's front lawn this ne;ghborhood.' JQey are vres and the gossip for a wonder- derfully greasy fried chicken. for the 5 o'clock c;rowd to review identical and cest $16 apiece. I fully f:klectic crowd, tull of liftle . Then, as dusk fell , we would the day's gossip while tipping a tried to avoid buying one for my kids and dogs who are consigned shoot off our own pnvate cache few -if they vJ~re of such a wife since she never gets home to the fringes of the core group of fireworks. mind -thus roarking the begin· from work in time to enjoy the but don't pay a lot of attention to I can't reproduce that scene m ning of summer. . cocktatl hour of normal people. such rules until the Godfather 1998, nor would I want to try. Pn-At least Q.artly as a result of But the Jawyer across the street speaks out. vale fireworks are illegal -I that colwruf, large plans were blabbed to her that I didn't buy So once again, there ts mean tj:le real heavy-hitters -made. We were officially anoint-her a chair. and she was out-promise of a rich summer. And it greasy Chicken is considered ed as the 5 O'Clock Club, and raged at being left out of the Loop will be officially launched when unhealthy, band shells are almost each member was asked to buy a -so it cost me another $16. And the 5 o·c~ Club briefly extinct, and anyone other than a chair on which our artist, Nancy, it appeared for a while that becomes a Fourth of July Club, political candidate giving a patri-promised lo paint names and a maybe the whole $32 had been ~hose members would probably otic speech runs the risk of hav-logo she would create. spent frivolously. be more likely to listen to my ing a net thrown over him. These chairs provide the only For three weeks, the chairs uncle than the Sousa marches . But I've f01.rnd tlie closest conformity I've ever observed in remained stacked on the front and who are no less patriotic ' . Pilot and to wish him very Wall indeed in Coloradp. · I know Fort Collins a little. Both my yomger daughter and son-in-law grt~.duated from Col- orade Staie UQiversity theie. ft Looks aqd feels like a dozen Mid· w~stem college towns I~ and lQVe, and 1 ~Fred wiD find ti more sympathetic audi- eru;e th~e for the rational , Republican.ism he ~braced. , · lt's too bad it clidil't take bold here before he left so he could take some of that satisfaction with him. But he sowed some potent seeds that those of us Jett behind will do our best to nur- ture. Meanwhile, onward and upward, Fred. Thanks for the ride -and happy Independence Day. • JOSEPH N. IEU. is a Santa AN Heights resident. His column ls published Wednesdays. Two design firms compete.for West Side prOjeef ··-·- •In the first step toward revitalizing Costa Mesa's oldest are~. City.Council will pick winner to come up with plan. By Tim. Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Two of SoutRem Cal!fomJa's premier urban-planning consultm~lb:ms are vying for the JOb of re sign- ing the city's West Sid , the largest redevelopment effort ever undertaken by the city. City officials, are moVl!lg for- ward · with long-talked-about plans to revitalize the West Side -the area roughly between the Santa Ana River and I larbor Boulevard from Wilson Street a t the north to the Newport Beach city limits at the south. The City Council is expected to pick one of the two design firms at next week's meeting .. Staff would then proceed with calculating a cost for the specific plan, with $190,000 already allo- cated from the last two budgets Each of the two bids are right around that amount. The oldest area of town suffers from nagging traffic circulation, noocling during rains, an awk- ward mix of homes and business- es, and other problems that city officials have set out to improve. The-first step is hiring a consul- tant to come up with a plan for sprucing up the area. The two top candidates told the council in an Ulformal workshop Tuesday why they are the ones for thejob. Los Angeles-based EIP Associ- Beautify Your Yard! • Landscape Design • Stonework, Pauos & BBQs • Waterfulls, Pools& Spas •Sprinkler Systems •Landscape Ugh Ung ve over IJ.O years combined service in this area. Our qu ity, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will taJce care of all your landscape and masonry needs. FARNSWORTH GLASSELL LANDSCAPE COMPANY MASONRY COMPANY 548-5132 434-7744 Uc.~ THE Inilf ·Pilot .. ' 1 We think this is an area that has some incredible possibili- ties for the future. u -WOODIE TESCHER ~ ates, which guided creation of the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica and the East Village Arts District of Long Beach, has been identified by city staff as the top choice. EIP 'Director Woodie Teicher said his finn sees a lot ot positives that it could build on in improving the West Side. ·We think this is an area that has some incredible possibilities for the future," he said. 'Thank 'You! far Shoppint &by Dw/s Stop in for Cook.its cf Alntb! 949-6J 1-7J6J . . If picked for the job, Tescher vowed to "get down into the trenches• by working with the community through a series of workshops and feedback sessions and to in&ide resident ideas and concerns m the finished product. City Councilwoman Heather Somers said one of the challenges m adopting the plan will be mak- ing sure all the mterests of resi- dents, merchants and property owners are adequately addressed.· "That is one of our greatest concerns,• she said. Tescher pledged lo come up with a "tangible, workable plan" that city officials could put in place, not just another bulky · planning document to gather dust on a City Hall bookshelf. But officials from Urban • Design Studio of Irvine aISo made· a · strong' pitCb for the West Side Specific Plan job. Urban Design's representattve. Mark Broduer -whose firm has • . completed similar redevelopment plans in Corona, Glendale, Mont- clair and Torrance~ said city offi- cials may want to consider adopt· ing a theme for the West Side. . With an already large and active Latino coin.munity in the area, city officials could build on that coIIUilunity and incorporate a Spanish village ·or other ethnic theme for the areai Broduer said. Using Spanish-style street signs, lighting fixtures and other touches, the city could give 19th Street, Placenda Avenue and oth- er West Side roads a distinct char- acter that would distinguish the area from others, Broduer said. tt\e'S tae!.,X\\ .:>' ~t\ f\'~t os OUR MEALS ARE A mlP TO MEXICO t-''"'f ~ _ WE TAKE MEXICAN RESTAURANT ~.~ k FAMllY DINING TO . THE NEXT LEVEL! Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE C HILI & CHEESE OMELETTE ·--..~ ••••• 11 lfllf .llllli ........... .. • WEONESOAY, JULY t, 1998 LIDO .. er.· he said. ·we don't intend to tuck tail and run away.• UR Lido Partnerships is made " --~-Of exec11ti'ves from la,mes- atleo\lt~li ..... !t • Antrtmt~~ '1'tltt Lehma1l, Brothers Hol · ~ that_ -hasneen in escrow,to buy the 4- acre, bayfront property on the ' Balboa Peninsula since Septem- ber . . I '• By a 4-3 vqte last week, the THEATER. CONTINUED FROM 1 · . Thomas listened to an hour 1 debate by attorneys representing the 32nd District Agricultural Association, tpe state agency that runs the fairgrounds; the amphitheater's previous owner, the Nederlander Organization; and residents seeking to keep the current sound limits in place. He did not indicate when he would return with a ruling, but attorneys said they expect a deci- sion on the fate of the amphithe- . ater sometime before July 16, SURFER CONTINUED FROM 1 tl from 4-by-4 redwood posts that · were taken from miniature golf courses. "Some of the guys would sneak into the course and steal the posts," he said with a mis- chievous smile. He and his friends glued the pos~s together, then va~d them to produce a board that was more than 10 feet ,long and weighed 90 pounds. Back then, Corona del Mar State Beach was their favorite. "We'd catch waves at the bell buoy and ride them all the way into the China House [at China Cove)," he reminisced. Surfing has always been a social activity for King and his friends. Whenever the boys feft they needed some uninterrupted time on the waves, they would pilfer enough food from .their mothers' iceboxes, then head out for an extended surfing trip, dri- ving two hours down EJ Camino Real to San Onofre. The boys ijved on cereal and peanut butter,· spending their days surfing and their nights sleeping on the beach, King said. They'd return home to anxious parents a few days later. "They were. so l:appy to see you that they weren't mad." he said. Some adventures occurred a little closer to home -in Hunt- ington Beach. The boys liked to walk to the when Thomas is reportedly scheduled to go on vacation. Until then, residents who, live near the fairgrounds and hope to keep the SO\IJld limits unchanged will nave to wai•. . ul'mjust trusting that the ruling is going to go in our favor," said Laurie Lusk, a Serra Way propet.- ~ ty owner and leader of the re.si- dents' fig!tt to keep the Pacific Amphitheatre quiet. Tl}~ noise restrictions li{Tlit sound at the \tenue's mixing board ju5t behind the permanent seats to 92 decibels.· Sound at t}\e top of the grass beJll!J~,i!hind those seats is limited to 86,dedbels. While the sr -decibel limit at ... , . end of the pier and wait for a set o~big.waves. Thel'l they:djump in and bodysurf or ride their boards to a ladder they had placed at the base of the pier. They'd climb up and wait ·again for the next set. When King started surfing, he'd see only about 35 or 40 oth- er surfers cruising the Orange County coastline, King said. Today, that many surfers can be found at one beach. And there was little or no equipment. ··No wet suits. No leashes. We were tough. Tough," he said. . King doesn't whine about a lost glory .or the convebiences surfers bave today. But he said new equipment liJce lighter surfl:?oards bas made the sport easier to learn, which has brought more surfers to the waters and, in effect, made surf- ing harder. And he Qoes not lament the short boards that often crowd the waters. He is respectful of their\, ·I think they're great," he said. "l just wiSh I was agile enough, quick enough and fast enough." King has seen his growing years affect his surfing. Once a knee paddler, King now paddles in the prone position -it's easier on his knees. · Standing up is getting harder, but his surfing style and mentali- ty has not <;:hanged. · "The way they surf in 'Endless Summer' is the way we surfed," he said. For King, surfing has become a way of life. "I'll surf,· he said, "until I can't paddle out." , Stnlle I You're 1n Beer Heaven "Your Home Away From Home" P/lij,fo1tante ggamma~na In a Beautiful Setting on t VIP Lunches $9.50 with your VIP Card Great Lunch O ffers t\LSO AVAILABLE FOR SUNSET DINNERS Fresh Soft Sh.ell Crab with Pasta Only$12.90 . 1-lb. Live Maine Lobster with Puta \ °"" $15.90 the t>eim is acceptable to the fair and would cµlow concerts by "rniddle..ot-tbe-road · acts" ·like Julio l~esias and Neil. Diamond, the 92-decibel mixing-board cap · is so low tb<?-t it prevents the fair from eyen reaching that accept- able level, .fair attorney Mark . Kemple argued. • . Fair officials contend llie music at the mixing board could be as loud as 107 decibels and still stay below 66 decibels at the grass berm. By comparison, a normal con~ yersa~on heard at. dose range is around 60 decibels. An average vacuum cleaner causes about 80 decibels of sound. And an air- COLUMN. -CONTINUED FROM 1 came out of the heyday of·the medium in the rnid-1970s. In · those days there was an inces-· sant release of surfer celluloid spawned by uThe Endless Sum- mer." I think there were more surf movies releasetl back th~n than "Hallowe~" Jason sequels. ProoleRi is, except for some of the more popular movies - •Five Summer Stories," or !he· ''Lost Island of Santosha, • for instance -I can't remember any names. ·• Still, I do remember the expe- rience of watching a surf flick. The movies were so poµular that local movie houses, like the VOYAGER CONTINUED FROM 1 Meanwhile, Duffield is P.repar- ing for the expedition, •urmg which he will be managing the power of ·The Voyager along with one of his engineers. "I'm nervous that for some rea-, • plane taking off gen~ates around 140 decibels: officials said. Kemple said Nederlander - wQich also books .entertairunent for Irvine Meadows and · the. ,i\rrowhead Pond· of 'Anaheim• - knowingly slipped the 92.-decibel limit into the sale in }\opes of elim- inating__ the Pacific Amphitheatre as competition for its two other Orange County venues. · · NThe poison pill of 92 decibels was procured by fraud, conceal- ment and deceit ·on belialf of the Nederlander Organiz'ation," Ke111ple said. ~1.fbe only reas9n it was submitted in the contract of sale was to put the fair. out of busi- ness." now-defunct Surf Theater in . Huntington, would be packed to the gills with bleac:'hed-out kids hooting and hollering as their w~ve-riding tieroes got 10-sec- ond tube.tides on the silver scteen. _, Released in the spring, sum - mer and.fall, they all had the same script: Travel to different parts of the globe and film surf e~ on incredible rides using the most incredible cinematogra- phy available. · Photograpbers would paddle out into huge, '25-foot swf at Waimea Bay in H.awaii and with a water camera shoot awesome footage of surfers flying down monstrous mountains of water. And hence, icons were made. There was Gerry Lope~, the king of Hawaii's Boogai Pipeline, I son or another it would fail us," he said. "If we do run out of power, - we would have to be towed in - That would be the ultimate dis- grace." ,;. But if he does make it, Duffield said be will continue trying to beat the time record. "This voyage won't be the last," he said. ~we're very focused, and we want to be the best at it." PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS The fair paid Nec\erlander $12i5 million in, 1993 for the amphitheater, but ~ter two years of W{ing to hold concerts there without shattering the sound caps, it abandoned the 18,500-s-eat facility, and no concerts have~ held there sjnce 1995. The f~ later.sued Nederlander for fraud imd anti-trust violations resulting from ijle sale, and the two parties last month settled that lawsuit ' · ' While the terms of the deal struck were not publicly dis- closed, several officials have con- firmed Nederlander will pay the fair $16 mil.lion and the fair will retain control of the amphitheater. . ' . strapping.a helmet-cam to his head so the rest of us could get the feel of one of those 'cav-. emous tube rides be always got. QUESTION · .......... Of ..... ?~ If sound restrictions at I the Pecific Amphitt. atre are lifted, what M>eS of muskol Ids "'ctc) you think would be acceptable? Please leav'e your C9")ments on our Read- ers Hotline It ~or send an e-mail message to ~Oearthlink.net.' . . frivolouS endeavor to some, for young surfers the experience painted the sport with an alluring hue while providing a gewraphy lesson lo those who would rather spend their time paddling than reading. So if you've always wanted to There was Shaun Thomson of South Africa; Larry Bertlem!iJl of Hawaii; the Hawk brothers from Calilomia; and the Bronzed Aussies, Ian Cairns and Peter Townsend from Australia , all of whom provided theil nrloions with new and extjting maneu- know what it is that drives #' vers. . The movies were so inspira- tional that usually the surf er-to- wave ratio in the water increased dramatically the next day. It even inspired my best friend and me to create our own surf movie, "More thdn a Peeling,· which ·we screened to our high school graduating class in June 1979. And while this all may seem a surfers to get up dt the crack of dawn to paddle out into icy-cold water, or why some wave riders deep into old age will tune in . faithfully to radio surf reports, then I have some advice for you. Head down to the video store and relive "The Endless Sum- mer," over and over .. and over again. •.TONY DOOERO is the clty'editor of Times Community News. the parent company of the Daily Pilot. FAl-:=TCJRY SHCJ'\NRCJCJIVI r-J Cll ""' ~IF=-E 1"'-1 FL LlATINEi! 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The first, Swflink -http://wwW.surfllnk.com - offers live •-;urtcams, • which relay live shots of the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier, the reef at Gardiff-by-the-Sea, Malibu =ther surf breaks. Surflin.k cameras are mo ed on buildings, homes or other structures and overl the venerable surf spots, sendihg back around-the-clock pictures that refresh themselves on compute r scree~ every minute or so. Surilink offers current weather conditions, including wave size and direction and air and water tempera- tures. It also has plenty of articles, colorful pictures of Sl.¢in9 action shot around the world, online contests, surveys and interactive displays. Another popular and free site on the web is Surfline -http:/twww.surfllne.com -which is similar to Sur- flink and offers live "surfcams" plus other surf-industry tidbits,- Billed as "The Best Place on the Net to Get Wet," Surfline offers 11 live "surf~ams· poised at Oceanside Harbor, Pipeline in Hawail1 Santa Cruz and other pop- ular surf spots. Worldwide surf reports, a place to 'Sign up for ~ "Surf-E-Lert" -an e-maihnessage automatically sent when the surf in a particular area •goes off" -and coupons for discounts at local surf shops also are avail- able on Surfline. · For surfers who want to read about their sport online, there ~re several options. Surfer Magazine, a staple of any serious surfer's readin~'brary, bas an Internet web site - . http:/ .surfermag.com -that offers current news, back is . es and surf reports. · • Or for surfing news written fr ma female perspec- tive, there is the Wahine M gazine home page, bttp:/ lwahlnemagazlne .com . The magazine -which touts itse e one and only girl's guide to surfing, water sports· and beach (:U}- ture -works in conjunction with Watergirl, a Cardiff- by-the-Sea surf shop that caters to female su,rters. The magazine's "Harlots of the Sea• web site includes an onllne survey for visitors, lots of surf pho- tos, articles from the latest print edition and inf onnab'tin from past editions. .... For those in search of a computerized musical soundtrack while surfing the beach-oriented web sites, check out Surfbird Communication's home page, -llttp://www.surfblrd.com/musk . On the page, visitors can download 1 O classic Beach· Boys' songs-from "Surfin' USA" to "Fun Fun Fun" - that are available on midi files. The songs take from 16 to 67 kilo~ytes of a computer's hard-drive storage capacity. H surfing's not your thing but you're willing to learn, go to legendary surfer Corky . Carroll's web site, http://www.surfscbool.net . The Huntington Beach resident runs a surf schopl at Bolsa Chica State Beach and his lnternet site offers online registration, sportswear, surfboards for sale and ways to plan a surf trip. · For Katie Stewart the past half centwy has simply been ..... Home, home On the beach .. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot BALBOA -When Katie Stewart describes life on the shores of Newport Beach, it is a much different picture than the serene vieW that can be seen from the window of her bayfront home today. She remembers kids on paddle boards swim· ming across the channel to Balboa Island, groups of teenagers lounging on Jhe sand and jumping .off docks, ~ann evenings at Christ- ian'• Hut and block-party barbecues with the neighbors, complete with ukulele serenades. Stewart, 85, apent her 1ummen and week- 8nds growing up on the Balboa Periinlula in tll8 UMOs and 'SOI -when bciytioDt homes went for $20,000 and you bad to travel through ~l(lle•orange vnn-oa dirt roedl to-here. +-ni-·All her .life she dreUD8d ol llYtng oa the beach. "I always'dnMmwd I WoWd Ive ID tbtl ho'Ule,• she said. •we kmid tbe beM:b and loved the water.• .. Stnllt ml ber tlrit billblDd, • Dllnln Cer· toOnllt. --.. bcMile Oil ....... bme ~ tNI w1b -b8lp ltUlll bll ,._... ·we were too young to affoJd it then, so we had to rent it out,• she said. •But we stayed down the road at his grandmother's place and took care of things.• Her husband passed away in the late 1950s. In 1969, she married Mac Stewart-who was also a cartoon1st for Disney -and remodeled the house she bas lived in for the past 25 years. •Thank goodness he liked the water, too, so as soon as we could, we got out of the valley for good," she said. Although the couple had enough money to live just about anywhere they wanted to in Orange County Stewart s&d she could never leave ber little red beach house. · •1 wouldn't think of living any place else,• lhe said. •1 iaid to my daughter, when I get older, I don't want to be out of this house. I can ~ sit in this cb&1r and watch the people go "' Petite, vtVaoous and sporting a 1960s-style babdo, Stewart plays bridge at least once a week ·-iametim8I tbr.e times -with her fD9ndi at the country dub and can be sj>Qtted fftlilD time to time oa tb9 waeen Of ~rt Hma ID lw Dufty •L'titc t>Oat. TRUE GRIT ~· j ·' ' By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Summer is • here and one of the most popular activi· bes in Southern Califonua is a trip to the beach. But for swimmers and families, it mmerof 1998 ... * is hard to find d stretch of beach that isn't crowded by surfers~ Large surf or heavy np.tides are also common problems. Big Corona bedch is Corona del Mar's answer to those problems. The beach features a safer environment for swim- mers and children. It also features a nwn- ber of sportlrig activities that are popular with the dVerage beachgoer. 819 Corona is d 1/3 mile of beach ju~t north of the city border. It is a state beach. that is leased to and operated by the G::ity of Newport Beach. · "It's-a sloping beach with smaller than average waves,• Lt. John Blauer, Com- muruty Relations Officer of the Newport Fire and Marine Dept., said. "The pl~ce is ided.I f6r swunrners and young chil- dren.· AJ Big Corona, swimmers can enjoy their trade without the threat of interfer- . ence from surfers or boats. About 200 yards offshore, there 1s a rope that stretches half-the-distance of the beach. In this area, not hard objects are allowed. Tius cordoned ott area also creates a safer envu6nment for children to play in . the water. B0091e ~rds are allowed and: the lack of heavy surf makes the area ideal for the younger boogie board enthusiast. •since the beach is a west facing beach, 1t IS largely protected dunng the summer • FUN THINGS To Do . \ from the large south swells, -Blauer said. "The waves also have a ge11Ue rolling break. It js rare that the waves g~t big.• Big Corona is across the channel from the world famous Wedge, and while the Wedge has pound.ir\g swf on a regular basis, Big Corona remains fairly reason· aQle. But, Blauer warned, there are occa- sions when Big Coron~· can be just as danger.ous~ •Sometimes, the swell will l>e just right that the Wedge is 15-20 feet," Blauer said. "On some of those days, we can get sets from,6-10 at Corona. Parents need tO.pay attention to the waves rolling in and need to know that the size of a swell can change at any time.'" . Surfing is allowed at.Big Corona, but is restricted. to an area that extends from the jetty about 200 feet. There isn't much room for a large surfing populaijon and only on a big day are conditions ideal. ~When the big waves do show up, we get . a pretty good break ~l to the jetty." Blauer said. •Those waves are called foamers by the locals and draws a good sized group of younger surfers who live in the area." · For the least proficient 'swimmers, there is an area in the channel that pro- vides a good area for staying out er the • • rolling surf. The area, which is also roped off for the protection of its occupants. is called Pirate's Cove or Rocky ,point. Again, this is a good area for young'er swimmers, but the lifeguard tower over· looking the cove is only staffed period,i· cally throughout the day. •This is not a . place where parents can just duinp thei,r kids," Blauer said. •They need to watch · the water· at Ill) times.• , on· the main beach, there are three lifegua.¢ towers that are staffed Periodi- cally from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tower three, the one closest to the jetty, is the first to open in the morning and the other towers open up later in the day, as needed. . Ufeguardli will be on duty through pie Labor Day weekend. · The. normally gentle surf abto offers the opportunity for otller aquatic pas- times like scuba diving and snorkllng. Toward the east end of the beach, Big Corona has a number of Small rock for- mations that· provi8.e a good· oceanic habitats. ".'The l'ock.s are teaming with ma.riife-plant life and 'hear shore fl.sh,• Blauer said'. "Often times, scuba instruc- tors will bring their ,students down and hold class in·these areas." For those who are looking for activities on shore, Big Corona has number of beach volleyball courts. A large number of classes are held on these courts and they are also used by different school and community gro\WS. Thus, there are nets up, sometimes. lt is recommended that patrons who plan to play volleyball bring th$ own nets. Also, since courts can get crowded during the summer, players can plan ahead and reserve the courts through tbe Community Seivices Dept. (644-3151). . . F:rJUfl OMS)' Umeat the beach, there are few spotswbic4 can beat Big Corona. ... , BR.WI POBUDA I """-------------' • • OAllY Pit.OT Blauer suggested that· Big Corona is also a good locatiQn for beach barbecues. There are 18 to 25 fire pits'available on the stretch of beach closest to the jetty, which protects them .from evening west- erly winds. The jetty is also provides a good area to fish from. Fisherman do not need a license on the jetty and will find a variety of fish in the area, including corbina, perch and a variety of sand fish. The jet- ty is open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.in. . Again, fisherman are warned to inspect their environments and k~p a watchful eye on the surf and the tide. "Use common sense,• BlaQer said. "Keep an eye· out for slippery rocks and how the waves are breaking. Any cpanges should be noted and people should always use extreme caution.• · The jetty will be closed if the Harbor Dept., the Fire and Marine Dept., the Newport Police Dept. or the lifeguards detennine that the surf or weather cbndi- tions are too dangerous. Overlooking the beach are two small parks, Lookout Point and Inspiration Point. Both areas are good for summer picnics and for watching sunsets. Below · Inspiration Point, there is a vista are~ with benches. Patrons will also see the bronze statue of a pair of sea lions that is perched on the tocks. The parking lot fits about 500 vehicles and are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is a fee to park that varies during the se~on. --., Rentals of such items as umbrellas and boogie boards will also be offe~d at var- ious times during the season. • NAC EXPANSION HAS · PADDLERS~ IN A F: ENZY · · · · · · mmer of Completion,. set for August, 1998 will add both quantity and ' . quality to programs.... By Jason Hill, Dai,Y Pilot ..... NEWPORT BEACH-There is a lot of ~citement among paddlers at the Newport Aquatic Center these dayf As of late May. construction has been ongoing on the expansion of the cen- ter. When completed, the expa.nSion should be finished by the third week in August. the Newport Aquatic Cen- ter will be bet'tfar equipped to handle growth and will improve the quality of its services. •This is a buildout of the original plan.• Dave Grant, President of the· NAC Board of Directors. said. •we only built half of the design at first to see if it would be a success. When we saw how many people were involved in our programs we starred pl~g for expansion.• · When completed, the NAC will have a weight room, a class room and expanded boat storage. The center is currently packed to capacity with , more than 100 canqes and kayaks. The expansion will double that capacity. The addition of a weight room improves the training process for aspiring athletes. ·we have a Jot of young athletes here who will benefit from this,• Grant s~d. The room will b&located in the northwest end of the new facility. FuN THINGS To D o Grant said. •But the classroom will be a good place to use a chalkboard for instruction on fundamentals and to watch instructional videos." New- port Harbor High and Corona del Mar High. who both have teams. will also benefit from this addition. One of the programs that stands to benefit most from the new center is the disadvantaged youth pro- gram. This program introduces canoeing and kayaking to youths involved in organizations like Pro· ject Pride and the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Ana. "Hopefully, we can offer this pro·· gram to more organizations," NAC Director Billy Whitford said. ""Fhe program helps get kids off the streets and into a structured pro- gram. It promotes team and leader· ship and hel,ps the kids develop self- esteem." Whitford stressed that the NAC-is open to youths from all over Orange County and not just the local area. ·we want to reach kids who might never have a chance to get to New- port on their own and get them _, invo1ved," Whitford said. • The expansion also st~ds to benefit the junior team program and other paddling enthusiasts. "This place is busting at the seems," Grant said. "It's great that we'll hav€! Q.1 HAGGERTY·ZVWS I OMV Pl.OT Members of the Newport Canoe and Kayak team wqrk out in the Back Bay where they are working toward the State Regatta. The classroo~ will prove most pro~ ductive for the NAC's youth pro- grams. "Granted, the best way to teach is hands on and in the water,• the space and the resources to enlarge our programs and offer a better center to the communtty." NAC schedule • Twnporety Memberships The NAC offers temporary memberships so that the public can enj0y usage of our ocean kayaks and canoes. Each tempof'ary member must sign a liability waiver and • Driver's License must t>e left. Fees: One person kayak, S 1 O; twQ person kayak, S 15; two person canoe, S 15. Price includes boat, p.tddle and life jacket~ • Priv.t. Lttuons The ~C offers private lessons on a limited ba9is in rowing, canoeing and kayaking. These less<:>ns are offered upon request and the availability of our lnsttucton. Fees: One hour, $40; two hours, $60; three hours, $80. • Special Use Groups . Each year special Use groups receive Instruction from the NAC staff or use our facilities or equip- ment Independently. A special use agreement can be arranged to suit the Individual needs of groups who would like to plan a special activity. , •1 ·\PPY Pleas contact the NA£ for detans. Note on group dasses: Oass sizes are limited. Please call and reserve • spot well ahe.ci of time. • leglnnlna Rowing Leuon This course Ii designed f0t the beginner rower. It teaches safety, boat control, proper care of equipment Ind correc;t technique. ~ $30 ($20 for members). Lessons are offered every Saturday in July an<:t August from either 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. • ~Rowing ....... This course emphasizes Improving blade wOOc. boat handling and ae8tlng rowl1.=-outs for a sound overall fitness progr•m. • $30 ($20 for•members). Lessons •re offered every SUnday in July and August and run from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Novice""'* Rowt.ag CMl!p Ages 14to 18 This Is available to high school students who would like to experience the sport of rowing. On water co.chlng Is pfovlded by the NAC Steff. Feee: $95 for• two week session, ~ I ' I f \ T I I u ,\ y •C~ Mesa All-Stars start play today at the 'District 62 tournament. through Friday from 1 p.m. to 3.p.m. camps start on July 13 and Aug. 3. • Returning Ir. Rower-a Conditioning ,,.. gnm AJI participants must have at least one year on the NAC campetltlve rowing t4tam. This summer program Is. designed tQ keep 1team members In shape with weight training. running and occ.a- slonal rowing worttouts. ~ $40 per month session. ltainlng Is from 3 P·"}· to 5 p.m., Tuesd.y through Thursday. . 1...,.~ Tl)is Is 1 ,simple starter to the sport of 1Cay8klng. Olnlc:S".,. offered~ Sul"daY (11 a.m. -12:30 p.m.), Mond8y and 'Nednesday (both are 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.) during the wmmer. ~ $15 ($5 f0t memb9n). ..... u ..... ..,.. Lwon • PlrtJdplnts must haw tK"1 the kayak clinic or an equfv.aent.coune. This Course provides Inter- mediate Instruction on ~ WOf1c, power eppli-. ~ cation and integrating kayaking into the every- • day workout. Fees:. $45 ($35 for members). Lessons are <1ffered. on Saturdays (8 a.m. • 11 a.m.) or Sundays (1 p.m. -4 p.m.) thr6ugh Aug. 30. • .., c:.no...y ....... ' Participants must have gone to the Kids camp or Youth Aquatic Olnlc. This Is designed for youths to wort as 8tl organized group. Coaching and boats are provided. The team goal Is to compete at the National Championship .In Seattle. Feee: $40 per month. The team practices on Mondays. Wednesdays •nd Fridays. but times may v•ry. f'tMse chedt with team coaches. The next session begins July 23. · • ~to Outrigger C..toehag Come Join the NAC's new den In basic outrigger c.MOelng. This Is ~ fOr ~ with llttte or nQ eicperiet1ee. dnMS are offeted every SUn- d.y from 8 a.m. -11 1.m. ,._ $45 ($30 for mem- ~. • Junior Outrt111r ..._ Ages 8-19 Outrigger paddling for youths of all ages In si)c man canoes. Races are on Saturday's during the summer. ,,...: S40 per month. Team practlb!s oo Tuesdays and Thursdays, but practice times may v•ry. Please d\eck with coaches f6' sdledole. ~ Kids c.ntp · · 1• Ages8-13 This camp Introduces youths to kayaking. ~ · Ing and s.fety around the water. Dally ~IYI* include trips throughout the bay. Ba~ art f!VefY Friday. All participants are required to pas • swim test. ~ $95 for ooe wee4t te$Slorl. camp meets daily from noon to 4 p.m. •'llMnCMnp . . . Age 13-18 ~ dinic will prc:Mde a unique opportunity for teenagen to learn and experience • vwlety of equedc sports. ,._ SSO for one Mete. a..s mMt ~from 9-a.m. • 11 •.m. The 1tne tumfftet telllorlsbegln on.July 13, My 27 ~Aug. 10. • • •• N~wpon But·h/Cotta Mesa Da:i.ly Pll~ r------~------------·-----1 :·1 0 p •• ~lmt'ttg -: ,, . I + o.v.y's Lod(er ,• I ! (Mt) '7.J.1'34 l I Davey's Locker is !Odted at 400 I Mltn 'St. Tn Bft>Oa at tt'lf"H~ : Pavilion. Reservations 1te 1 ~ed for .ti fishing trips. Reser-l I aT'I held ""tfl-houl pl iof te- t departure No coolers, Ice chests or l ~~-.~.,_....,... I ~. ~are~toch•"94!· 1 I Ojiei1 plll'ty M:heduJe ..... ,.... : I 112-ct.y ...... ......... ...... I l ' ..... Pride'": Prl(eS are $25 for ' 1 ~ ,.,Its and $18 for juniors and : 1 seniors. The Pride makes two trips I : dally, leaving at 6 a.m. and 12:30 1 l p.m. and fishes In the loe1I and I 1 coastal areas · {rom Huntington 1 ~ Beach to Lagul,lc1 Beach for bass, 1 sheephead, sc:ulpln. bonito, bar- : tacuda, white sea bass and madcer- • I el. , J/4-day fishing aboard .. ,,.... ~·: ,Prlc~ are $38 for adults and $29 for lunioo and seniors. Freelance makes a dally trip that leaves at 7 a.m. and · fishes the local area and Catalina. Fish types are dependent upon the season . • Ful ... y fishing .a.o.rd ~ ~td'": Prices for adults are $65 for fishing Catalina Island and San Clemen1e Island and $85 for the outer bank and tuna waters. Juniors and seniors prkes are $50 l for the Islands and $7<>.for the out- } -er bank, Trips leave daily·at 11 p.m. 1 anp there are 42 bunks on board. : •,Sharie fishing ~ the '".U.. 1 fng Star": Prices are $45 for adults l and $3S for juniors and seniors. The :. Star makes daytime trips on.Tues- ' ttays and Thursdays, leaving at 7:30 l 'il1m . and night trlps'on Friday and 1 Saturday, leaving at 6:30 p.m. Space ~ i1 limlted to 20 passengers. Anglers l fl.sh for thresher. mako and blue 1, sharks. t • 1'Nilight fishing at>o.td .,,.... 1 tanc. .. : From April to October. the ~ l Freelance makes a daily twilight l trip .from 6:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. · 1' Prices are S2S for adults and S 18 for ~ juniors and seniors. On the trips, 1 anglers fish in local and coastal · I waters for sand bass, calico bass. 1 scYk>in, sheephead and barracuda. , • ~talln• couples getaway l abowd "Rising Sblr"': Prices per 1 couple for these packages to Catall-l na are $400 for three day trips and l S27S for two day trips. Both prkes 1 include hotel stay. Call Davey's l Locker for a schedule. I Other MfVlces l • Tllckle shop: Rod and reel rental 1 (surface) SB; Fish sack S 1.50. One l day license (including holder), l $7.50. Other tackle and annual t licenses are avallable. •M•· • : • other fishing: 14-foot U·drive 1 boat (including bait and gas), $38 l for five hours or SSS for all day. l• ~k fishing (Includes live bait) 1, casts $5 per day. I . 1· + Newport Landing I~ (114) 675-0550 : Newport Landing is located at 309 f Palm, Suite F in Balboa. All persons 1 16-o..older must have a fishing : license. Prices and schedules are 1· rubject to dlange. '· •Openpwty 1~ Prices are $25 for adults and $17 for juniors and seniors. 112- day trips leave at 6 a.m. and 12:30 P·lll· seven days a week. 114-day: Pricfl are $37 for adults and $27 for juniors. Trips leave Newport Landi?9 at 7 a.m. 1\Nlllght and overnight limited load Island fishing Is also available. Call Newport Landing for depar- ture times and details. • Charter prices <:allfoml• D•wn: 314-day (from 6 ~ a.m. -4 p.m.) on weekdays is S?OO ($1,025 on weekends and holidays). 112-day or twiligfn trips co.st S62S daily. Harbor cruises are ~Y»ilable 1 for $150 per hour. G.alley miqimum: 1 .~4-day $75; 112 day $50. 1 Amigo: 3/4-day trips cost S 1,200 on 1 ~kdays and $1 ,500 on Wffkends r and holidays. 112-day trips and twi· 1 light trips are $750 daily. A one-day f trip to San demente Island costs •· S1.6SO on wee~days and $1,900 on ~ weekends and holidays. A two day 1 Vip to San demente Island costs l $21800 on we6days end $3,300 on ' weekends and holidays: One and t 112-day trips cost S2, 150 during me· l week and $2,350 on weekends and 1 holldays. Galley minimum: 314-day · l $100; 112-day $75. I N~lus or Patriot: 314-day trips : cosit'S2,000 on weekdays and ~ $2,500 on weekends and holidays. 1 112-day trips are S 1,000 ($ 1,250 on r weekends and holidays). The Patri-f ot al50 has a twfllght trip for $700 l dally. Harbor crl.llses are $300 per 1 hour with a minimum of two hours. t • Other servkles: Rod rental $8 1 ~r day; tackle bag $4 plus tax: r ~t'lse holder . s 1; 1 ·day fishing 1 license $6.SS; yearly saltwater ~ l\(ense S 18.65; yearly allwater : $29.70. ·L-------------------------~ ·.sports camps . Recreation leagues + C1ty of Costa Mesa 645-8551 Youth Sports • F1-e Footi:Nall . Ages 6-12 ' Open registration begins on Aug. 15 at Balearic Community Center from 9 a.m. -noon. Early registra· tion guarantees first choice of team. Copy of birth certificate must be submitted or registration will not be processed. The league will begin in September. hes: S30 per player ($5 added for non-residents). Adutts • Fall Softball ~ Coed, "Men's and Women's leagues are offered for a variety of skill ie.,,. els. All leagues are designed for players·to have fun. Leagues begin Sept. 10. Fees: $400 per team plus S 10, in cash each game for the umpire. A Tuesday-Thursday play- off league will be offered at $440 per team, plus umpires fee. • Senior Softball For information, contact John Wright at (949) 646-3S16. • Open Gym BMlcetb.11 -- On Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. -noon, the downtown Community Center will be open for year-round non-structured basket- ball for $2 per person. •Open Gym Volleyball A drop-ii\ non-structured volleyball program is offered year..,.ound on Fri·, days from 7:»10 p.m. at the Com- munity Center for S2 per person. + City of Newport ludt 644-1151 • Aclutt League Softball ~nd ......... The Community Setvkes Depart- ment offers adult. weeknight leagues at all levels of play. Regis- tration is accepted on a team basis only. The fall deadline for sottt>.111 and basketball team registration Is Aug. 14. Play begins on Sept. B. For lnformatlor\ call 644-3151. • Sand VolieytNlll Doubles ~ n.ment Singups are due by 3 p.m. the Fri- day before the event. For informa- ti'on, call 644·3151 or 497-7209. ~ $ 15 per person (plus CBVA fee of $10). July 11 Ir 12 -Men's AAA Aug. 29 a 30 \Nomen's A. AA. Coed Open. Sept. 12 Ir 13, Men's AA. 8 and Women's A. All tourna- ments are on Corona del Mar's main beach. Summer of .. 1998 r------------------------------------------------------, I I 1 Summer grunion runs : • Denotes that the time relating to the expected run is after midnight and the date shown Is for the previous evening. • Juty + August D.t9 nme Oat. nme 11 11p.m.-1a.m. 9 10:SOp.m.-12:SOe.m. 12 11 :45 p.m. -1 :4S p.m. 1 o 11 :40 p.m .• 1 :40 a.m. 13• 12:40 a.m. -2:40 a.m. 11 • 12:35a.en.·1:35 a.m. · 14* 1:40 a.m. -3:40 a.m. 12• 1:40 a.m. -3:40 a.m. 2S 11:05 pm. -l:OS a.m. 23 10:4S p.m.. 12:45 a.m. 26 11:40 p.m. -1:40 a.m. 24 11:20 p.m. -1 ~20 a.m. • 27• 12:20 a.m ... 2:20 a.m. 2S 11:5S p.m. -1:55 a.m. I ,28• 1:10a.m.-3:10a.m. 26• 12·40em -2·40am I I .. " ' '' I I I I I I L------------------------------------------------------J Adult classes + Cit>' of Costa Mes., 645-1551 • GoffO.... Golf dasses will be taught at Costa Mesa Country Oub. fees: S75 which includes a bucket of range balls per dass. Session I begins the week of July 14 and ends on Aug. 15. Session II runs from Aug. 25 to Sept. 26. Oasses meet on Tuesday. Wednesday or Thursday from 6 p.m. -7 p.m. Saturday classes meet at 10 a.m. • Tennis Oasses Adult tennis classes are held in the evenings for all skill levels at 6 p.m. and 7 _ p.m. ~ $48 for six weeks. Session II begins on }uly 27 and ends Aug. 31. Call' Costa Mesa Tennis Center at 557-0211 for more details. • Senior ...,.. Aerobic Drills .Mt wcwtcout Sign-ups begin now for classes for seniors from 7 a.m. -8 a.m. on Thursdays and Fridays. Fees: S48 for six weeks. + OtJ) ~~ ~ech. 64;4-3151 • Weitkend Salling Instruction includes 12 hours of sailing on a Lido 14 and Hobie Catamaran. Clau topics include sailing fundamentals, knot tying, rigging, nomenclature and on· the-water-sailing. Instruction will be both on shore and in the water. Students must provide their own Coast Guar~pproved life jack~. ~ S7S for three weeks (Aug. 8-29). Classes are on Saturdays from 1 p.m. -4 p.m. • GolfOasses Designed for the beginner and intermediate golfer and emphasizes stance swing and use ~f dubs. Bring your own clubs or rent them on site (the Newport Beach Golf Courw, 3100 Irvine Blvd.). Students wtlt purchase one bucket of i:nc· tice balls per lesson. ~ .MS for five Weeks Classes run from Aug.4-sept. 5. dasses meet once-a~ {S:30 p.m. -6.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and 10:30 a.m. -11 :30 a.m. or 2 pm -3 p.m on Satun:fays) • • Tennis Lessons Morning and evening classes are available at both srtes, Mariners Par1t and San Joaquin Hills. for tennis players of all skill levels r..: S25 for r...,. weeks SUit\• Ing July 27 and ending August 26. Call the uty of Newport Beach for more details. • Adutt Swnmer Tennis Oinks These clinics are designed for intermediate to advanced players and will focus on foot work. shot placement. and court positioning strategy. Clinic time will include the playing of actual games. Bring one can of new balls. FMa: $25 per class. Cl4sses are July 12 <:T· 9 p.m.), July 26 (4:30-6;30 p.m.) end August"2 (5;30 -7:30 p.m.). • Swnmer 1-nnls bwnament Play for fun in a challenging atmosphere Challenges will be at the following levels: Men's and women's singles (A -D), •nd men's. women's,and mixed dou· bles (A -C). Winners and runncm up will receive trophies. foees: $22 for singles and S28 for do\lbles. Tournaments are Aug. lS.16 and Aug. 22·23. • Small ~ teaona llt Newport Harbcw Beginners will leam basic strokes Others will . work on improving skills and acquiring new ones. Students must bnng • new ~n of tennis balls.. The clau runs from July 27 to Aug. 19 on Mondays or Wednesdays from 7-7;~ p.m. . , WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1998 ... • Ne.-pon Beach/c.o.ca Mesa o.1fy Pilat I ~ 11 ( . "Affordable ·Alternative" OI .., Discount Casket,.· . Cremation & Burial Service ,_,•u ..... ,,. .. ... , ...... Ratr~ nml tl1·ndli11r" ur1• i.11bj1•<·t to d 11111g1• without 11u1k r. Tiw publi..,llt'r n•i,rrH·, tlw riEtltt 111 1·1°1h11r. n·1·l11,,,if). n•\jhl' or rejf't'I uuy C'lih~ifird udH•n i,rnu-111. 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GINIJtAt . 1002 GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT mWPORT NEWPORT 1070 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 COAST COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 COAST $379,000 4BR 2.5BAliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2170 1 & 2Br Detached Studio 5 min. wa)l( 40 Senior Ctr. Pal'\lalty furn $450.mo+dep. 949-642·8944 SOLD! ShowcaH homes for 1ale In our Saturday Real Eetale Supplement! HOMES OF THE WEEK Dl•play ad• •tart at Juat S751 Deadline Wed Spm ***** OPEN HOUSE Ll•tl"U• for S51 Oeadllne Thura 5pm ***** II pay• to edvertiH In the bHt local Reel Eetate Secllon CALL TODAY LISA RIVIERA I 714'(574-4252 CORONA DELMAR 1022 Over 18001f ol llvlng BEACH DUPLEX spacel l Remodeled High Income BRAND NEW 4Br 3Ba, Gourmet kit w/G.E. Mono appliance pkg, lg 3/c: gar. Pat Havel, Pacific Crest Realty 9a~ront Duplex w / Fabuloue fully furn, Vll!W VIEW VIEW ~e~~t:e~c:•:. c:::~l~ Kil/Ba, Hrdwd fire, Under $1S50K Scott Ur1chel-Bkr Boat Dock· .luat r• gated, 1br Luxury 2BrT D•n 2.58a modeled. Upper TWN pano view, gar, Ilk• new. Avl lmmed. cell1, frig . Move·ln 3br 2ba, FP, w/d, lg S2300./$1700.unlurn, $3150.mo+Hc. LeaH Speclall S675 T $400 949-645-1800 w :elde Hme"" Income L.ovety 3Br+ Rental Good Neighborhood. 5199,000 Earl Taylor, Agent • 714-642·4722 Mesa De l Mar 811 ST. Clair 410 2IA • fntilo<• Lg. CorJ*lot •RY Access Me •O.." a.'11; ~ - Richard H1nchett 854-8485 So.Sea• Paradl•• In Dover ShorH $848K view deck, 1/c gar, Mary, Agent 720·0811 949-494·6841 Agent depoill. 1548•2421 '"LA_G_U_N_A ____ _ boat dock, utllltlee In· •2Br 1 Ba very clean eluded. S3200/mo yrlyl·N-E_W_P_O_R_T ____ ••••••••I near OCC, lower, am BEACH 2148 Lett. 714·8115·1332 pat ok. $745 + S400liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LIDO HOME on&<>' SANTJlANA Bluff'• 3br 2ba TWM. COAST 2170 APARTMENTS 714·241.aaso Walk to Wa.t St. Behl l.ol. Und•r 1·2 Miiiion HEIGHTS 1084 P\11 patio, 1500tf, newliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili/iiiiiiii FOR RENT •Coat• M•••'• Beet N•wly remodeled, rue· @ .._ ....... Dtlal klVflre, 2c: garage. Avl N•w·Ocean View 48r Jr·1br & 1br1 al10 2br tic 1bd, lull kit $975/ W Tl'UUIC 7-1, 11750. 761Ml165 H d 1 ba, quiet gated Incl'• ulll & c:kble, ~..... Hou•• on ¥• of acre, Buy It. Sall It. Find It. Exel cd m, upgsr:,e50d1, ---------• comm, pool, 1ennls. Indy avall 494"°"8 Up,....r Newport Bay ga • comm, · COSTA Ml!SA 2624 949-723·8120 .. -. ClaHlfled. mo Agt 949-552-l!700 ,g ea I y • c: c: e.. t 0 • bl ff 2181 MeH Or. S340Kr---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lreewaylbeac:h/malle. FIND .. ... aat u Lg Charming BO. 909-827·9071. 714·557-0075 Home. 5Br + 3Ba, Lg Claeeltled yard/pool. $839,000. ••••••••• NEWPORT NEWPORT The most comprehen· IE'elde Cute 8tudlo Barbara Sanregret, BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 slve and current dlrec· Patio & parking epac:e an aptrtment Realtor 844-0195 HOUSES/ tory of goods and ter· No pet•. Trl·Sqr c:toH, through classiOed vice• aroundl S825. 714/842-4955 '-----..;'...._ PATRICK T•NOR• CONDOS iiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~-!! Pleau Call • Let U• po• •ENT Know What Vour ~ a\ F IRW R · Nffd1 Arel IN-970!5 ....... illllllillll A AY AP.A TMENTS 1 .. 00-4 ·TENOAE AT BIG CANYON 494-0880 ·~•CTACULM OATJSD COMMUNITY BY f'ASIHON ISL.ANO Home on the 8end GIN!ltAL 2102 Oct111tllul tr(.'O l111t'fl "'r"-cts ;111<1 ~tr course 4Br 38• S1 ,475,000. Vll..'Wb HV<~' t.ilrc lrc · ltvlll•' 111) 111.ir tmg"· Prlnc:lpal1 Only. Qev•t l'oreol•••d 1 J1w11ucnp,lf1trx111l11>111et •CANYON Ii OCON By Owner 875-2708 Ho,,,_ from pennlft • lwo<"ur ~'lr·IAC v •• w. 5 Br 4 B •• 1---------1----------...::...-on •. Delinquent .... • • WI !>! K.f/(lr)'CI ho 11k1 ~ ... The Classified Department will close at 5:30 pm Thunday, July 2nd and rc~pcn at 8:30am Monday, July 6th. Fam Rm. Lip Pool LAGUNA NIWPOlT repo'e, AEO"a, ye>Yr • r IH:p1<1n • 1.,.,..1111 I " stn .. > 409 0• Sola Terrac:a COAST area. 800.211·1M>OO!tt •Air tt>1Kl1011111n.i Agent• 759.9070 BUCH 1048 1070 . 11t3M fOf curr•nt 1111. • Wl·t l><1r 111 'J. 1ml 111H !••••••••• •LOOKING• • Ali1m1 ">"•e111 l'OR A R•NTAt.t • :>l.t~1u 10 S:.1,11(~ I 1400/MO A UP? LAURA •AG•NT) MMM-8141 NEWPO~ MARINA APAJn'MENTS Anyone wishing 10 pl•~ a new ad or renew an ~ad must call on or before 3 pm Thuisday, Jilly 2nd in order to get in the Friday, Saturday 'or Monday editions. TINl::ze::~,;.,, .· THE 'fAYS OF EXPERTS t!t 14 HST.fl,_. Lttlt!• nnom nu paint 6 Confiden\lel help. Cut Burm••• lookht .carpet. 2 car gar. re· monthly paymenta, found In. ttia • 1 of or Fax rH 722·7085 NOR'l'H I lrJQ, deck, overlook• Retluc• lnter .. l. Stop Oakwood '\pt N.B. Caehler d•lf ehlft · • ., .. nbelt. Poor, W/D .collection calls. Avoid 949-722·1 08 M•F Newport ·Beach -~up 11400. 760-8227 bankruptcy.. Nation's Loll •.cat W.C~I ff area area. Call for Interview • AQ96S·l'" o K163 );1 0 1084 '' •Void \ ,,' , •OJatalr~4br 2ba• largest .nonprofit: SuHeic/OQv , grey • 949·223·87C'i 2 prkg 1 apoll S2400m Gerwe Credit Manage-tabby w/wJ te fHt' WEST • ~1 EAST 4704 s .. eho~o acroas "1ent. 800·892·2953 cool cat. 831·04'7!S CASH 11! R IH 0 ST • Voicf from beach 850·838) ( 2 4 (J'A~·'Sh~~) Loetl Black & whit••, l;:''~~B. ~~~:r phhi~:.~ 3 •1;1 '• KJ 10874 MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS REimU.S TO SHA.RE 2724 kitten w/black m.\i•· c a a h I • r , r e • t o Q J 10 8 4 11 1 R!NT tache. 7 mo old1J fast computer. EXP ONLYl ¢ 7 6 2 1·1.' seen on S.25·9Q, hear 3 Evee/Wk. • 842-7880 • K 8 5 4 2 1 / . BayshOf'• Or 4. f'OH. ""'~i::_ __ th1oug classified NPB. 548-9908. Clerloal Poaltlona . ~uTH S12·S18Hr-No Exp + Vokl 0 .( 96 0 953· • Vokl '' • Neel Full Benefllel ~' 2 GUAUllRID On the move? 888-292-1091 x 2e26 0 AK Q J UllllCUUD Sell your extra Dental R•c•ptlonlat • A Q J .10 9 7 6 3 -ftlA Pleaeant, ethical oHlee , NI crtlllt ./ household need• e1ep'd dental 11le bidding: . • ..,.,_.....,.. items pereon. Good oppt'y NOR111 EAST CM Room for rent In f lor change. Xlnt ben· 1 • Pass 4br houH. 1350/mo, in Classi ied efltl/condlllone. New· l • Paa SOl!I11 Wttr 3• Pus 4¢ Pus no/smoking/drugs. 1• ..... -1751 port Ctr. Call Tues-Fri 4• Paa Call DaveAS48-80S3 $CR001S t for lnlo 840·1124 Pas Pass 6• Paa ,E'Sld• CM Ltg Styll1h..,_-------4INS1'11JtnOJI 3012 DRIVERS WANTED Opening lead: Queen of<;::> 3Br TWM. Prol'I Jock· PROFESSIONAL OTA Ing to •hare rental. 2 MONEY (1 yr. exp.) TIT drlv· When e11perts are at work sttan~ rm• ava11 .,480/$455 TO LOAN 2914 ere. Onty the hlgl'lty th' h Th' d 1 · rro' 949·722-699711.M · · ' motivated, eafety orl· 1!\IS llj)pen. 15 ~ 15 _ m Prlva::!:!:•ln" ented need apply. we Spingold Team Champ1onsh1p some Park Newport Shr HOMl!O\tOtERSI A•.)'.OU• home olfer: Big "trucks-big years ago. • qCJlet 2br. AHort •tyle BURIED In bllla C.nilied fonnt'r N•wpon hood·blg mileage-big Al one table, Nonh opened the bid· • llvlng, cable + utll Incl Low rate mortgages. Be.ch ri1y •mploytt buck• and morel For ding with one :;pade. East suspected SSOOmo 949-640·6841 The Lending Center, ~ ro•n ·~none.. moro Info on our 48 that the dealer could 'be psyching al P.., Hm to ahr with I n c . t o 11 f r e e . • All •gn acluha 100• stato of oration: call favorable vutnerability, but elected lo · ... -f'I I C M C.11 S1eph1nle Muta E 11 t t y..,.. .. g pro n · · 888·324-4852. (7lol)~ • e xprea~. a: passtoawaitdevelopments.ToEast's Very nice place.~ery Llcens~d by the (800)44 1·4~18. surprise, Soulh ended in six clubs in e.aey-golng. Foll l'flvlg. Do Par' men t of (CAL SCAN) two shakes of a lamb's iail. $500/mo. S49·110't Corporations under the ca 11f0 r n 1 a --------• DRIVERS· West led ~ queen of hearts. To R Id ti I M rt AMERITRUCK make sure of defeating the slam. RENTALS .. en a 0 gage EMPLOYMENT West Coast RegJonat i.iorth rose wa'lh lhe ace even lh""gh Lend In Q Ac I. •OpportunlllH* Im· dee·~ I "" WANTED 2726 (CAVSCAN) mediate openings! Do arer played low from dummy, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil HOMEOWNERS I • you want: •A great and returned a spade. Now West had N• Rental Wanted! Near water, up to ~1200/n;io, 1yr IHH ,ref'd. Need 2·3br 2ba, •Ingle father w/ 13 yer old daughter ao pell. no emoklng. • 0 9 ·9 4 1 ·9 4 • 1 . . ... CDMMERCIAt REAL ESTATE DEBT EMPLOYMENT pay and benefits lo come to two trump tricks-down CONSOLIDATIONI 5530 package~ •To en)oy Borrow $25,000 • regular hometlm''1--------....-----....;;;._.;;;_ _________ -i $100,000. Too many without sacrificin g tr.:-+--+--t--- bllle? •Home lmprov ~ C•reglv•rs ~ your paycheck? To be EMPLOYMENT w ·1..en you're tuned menta. •Apply by FT relief, live.-ln posl· a part of the #1 Re· ill phone/24 hour ap-lion tor 8 bed/board/ lrlgerated carrier In 5530 J•fltO claSSJ•fied proval. •No Equity Re· car& In CM, must be Iha U.S.? Call today! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii quired. Platinum Capl· flexible 714·557-6748 A m er It r u c k ta1: Aea1 Estate Broker 1-800-66&-1999 • • Hostess ·you're tuned 1•nto If 01183658, CA . ACT NOW (CAL•SCAN) Eetabllahed upscale Dept. ol Real Estate. ORANGE CTY FAIR DRIVERS·NORTH ~::~~~~~l~oo~~~te':~ your con1munity. 1 ·800·523~363/0pen HELP NEEDED selling AM 6 RIC AN Van for FT/PT work. Call Low lnter•at Loa ns. from July 10-26. See free training, and no HOUSEKEEPERS D t Pil t Car loans, personal Tropical Treasures at money down tractor a 0 tlon. Bankruptcy ex-603 on .JULY 8 & 9 oxperlence and 1967 ewport ~-• 13 7 daye. CAL"SCAN Tropical Plants dally Llnee offers tuition •714-722·1400• ~ -B-.g_s_I_N_E_S_S_O_F_F_IC_E_1 loan•. bllf consollda· Bldg 10/Booths 601· purchase program for Sand~lper Motel , · F R RENT 2769 cepted. Fast approvall From 10AM to 2P~. Inexperience drlvere. Costa Mesa 645-9137 uoo~~ 1C.1C1t COST11111u Employment Is req'd. No Calla Pleaae. Call 1·800-348·2147 LOOKING FOR THE1-----------'-------------------------------------1 ·800·3 73·9434 WE PAY WELL 0 •Pt. CA S. adventure of a life· Cerp. Plaza area of (CAL*SCAN) lime? Call Chlldcrest ~·wport Ctr. 200 af. Advanc•d phone help•----...:----""' Nan4'y Aagency window. office. $750/ •••••••• lnterneVmrktg must be ~lD•WEB 1·800·937·6264. Our anf. $800 furn. aecy ANNOUNCEMENTS online. Earn $100+ families offer great frea avail 644·7800. per day potential at WEBSITE/l.D. salatles, room/board, NF.a POVllR LO'C. home. 1·888·932·2284 HlnHEST PAY IN O.C. travel opportunities, ~. office ep, Ideal ...:Z. pcrycMck and mµch morel .!.gr, coneult. 2 day• wk. ANNOU?lCEMENTS "'";,r.:u~TCH or a!fb · (CAL •SCAN) .Maut, furn. $250/mo. 2920 yourcunenlypayl Ml!DICA.L BILLING 714-e75-3317 • NvfWkt..J",-..Boous Xln't SS$11 FT/PT ""'' •1 ""'"'' many pos. avail, full .------•·I *ARE YOU DRUNK? • Paid Per lJne training modem req'd Blood Alcohol Testers. • Pd~l.,,.Weloome 800-550-8660 ex 207. Eetlmates levels: lfyouhavephoneand • u....ir.~~Sole· 0.02% ..0.3". Pocket-rompufet lkJlh anCI · llllUl>• " .NMd up:d. In retaining elze, Accurate & Fas ti att self motivated, and . • Abslly Bock wall drain 11ys, bk fill, Send $5 each to: • NoExp. Necessoy h2o.prooflng, v. P•raonal Tech. Co. w.mt to um BIG SSS. • Wf!b & a>BI Exp Pref ditches. Also muon• 2 153 Maple St. #B Call Mr. Ray. wanted. 842-1-729 =~~NITY A~~~~~:;: Ca 926271--.!11-4-4_3_7--5001 __ _.I Clsta Illa 33W021 . s~~::~a~••:•·~~ht 2904 STATEWIDl!I .f~=======::1 acctg, temporary iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S.00. for a 25-word APPOINl11Dt •ER WOR" 9-3pm M·F 645-3861 classified ad In 200 SETl'f:llS I\ Offlc• Asst pt 16-20hr• ($500 TO $900. WHkly Callfornla newspa· Pr/l'T>t.otNht!Md St:irlinn ~Up T.o.· NPB. Ufa & Health In• potential. No experl· P • r •, c 0 m b In e d ....... .,.oh!Tia """'~ r u1 n Cuet ave, Micro Word ·enc• necessary to clrculatlon over 3.4 $i 2,25. Sal Comm w/exp. Mo- prO'C e u mortgage million. CALSCAN 812·g20 tlvatad. 714-477-0266 refunds. Own houra. l9 1 8, 4 4 9 ·3 8 9 8 Per Hour Office Mgr/Recept. Call (800)449·1038 918)449-8010 u45perwkPT Flex hrs. professional Ext. 603 (CAL •SCAN) (CAL *SCAN) Tcip·~h~~~r.I 90 per wk•fT otnc•. In• bkgd pref'd, ····-·· BROADEN YOUR comp skill• a must. PIHH be wary of out WORLD with 'Scandl· : ~:·r.'~'i~"'•' """"Uk.,. Colege lnlemslips avaJlable. dependable 252-0906 of area companlee. navlan, European, • l'\okl•-•1<n unt'vn EC m•1&• PT Sale• Pereon, Check with the toe al South Amer I can , ' u•111 ""• tm"'""'"'n1 "" CN'. N • WILL 'rw" must be · rellable & B • t t • r Bu 1 In e ea Asian, Russian high f-.lltbll-ihetl in 1989 flex..._ Al ~i.:ii.. aval honest, 15·20hrs a Bureau before you echool exchange atu· wul gnll\'lnl( 11~M :Mii~ week, 4·9pm, S6.25/hr •end any money for dent• arriving August. Cnll ror~oppolnlliK!nt 14 54ll9599' + monthly bonue. f.., or HrvlcH. Read Become a host family/ 1·888-Sls-47« ~ Lotion• & L•c• and understand any A I S E , C a I I -~~~!!!!!!-mili 743 Baker St. CM contracts before you 1·800·SIBLING. PT/FT Offlc• Mgr. algn. Shop around for WWW.SIBLING.ORG Light secretarial retes. (CAL•SCAN) duties, s1othr, nex hrs AREA PAYPHONE ATE -------GANAHL LUMBER CO. fax resume 65().8961 1.5 establl•hed. PAC R••I Estat• oHlce rn BELL 1ocatlon1. Earn ~-time summer jobs available in HB needs FT Seer .. S185K/yur. Min addition ro full-time oo.sitions for: tary. S25K·S28K plua lnvaet. $1 2,600. Pl b" & EJ ~ SaJ benefits. Fu resume 1·800-519-3201 • um tng ccm cspcnon 714-873·5571 (CAL •SCAN) • Customer Service SaJcsperson dll'i'RIBUTORSHIP • Receiver R EAL E s TAT i OPPORTUNITY SALES FIT or PIT f!br patented, hi-tech • Hardware & Tools SaJcspcrsoru-Ucensed or not We're 11 I Two Positions hiring nowl ERA wlll ce phone pager pay your req'd couree acc•uory. • Cashier d Id 1 • e Work from home an prov • tra n1ng. •PIT FIT •Door & Window Salesperson 800-400-5391 xt:t 19 •No FranchlH fH Apply in person at 1275 S. Bristol Street, • Low lnvHtment Co M CA 92626 • ProteQted territory • sta csa, First come ,flret "rv•d We arc an equal oppominity i:mploycr, Call to H• If you q.Jellty 1·888·203·1252 . STARTING ANEW -BUSINESSP? • • • • • • • • • SELL your used vehicle through classified e42.se1a Repainting? , ,...,. Will tD ~ .......... ............. -.a • ' .... .. ... ,.. ....... ... Thursdays, Fridays U Sa~ys SELL YOUR UNWANTED TREASURES---: FREE TURN YOUR SPRING CLEANING INTO CASH! C•L•A•S•S•l•F ' ULTIMATE •l•E•D•S GARAGE SALE ____________ ,,_ __ PHONE NAME A.aoRESS _______________ CITY t CREDIT CARD# ____________ EXP. DATE ________ _ SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC M: { 15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I AE ESCRJPTlON: (18 CHARACTER LiMrf, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVER OST OF J:rr:M: ---------· PHONE# J..---"'------------t .. TREASURE CHEST RULES AND INFORMATION A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGES • ADDITlONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WEEK. B) NO BOATS, CARS,-TR UCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. M ERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AD. C) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATE • D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL IT, OR DROP rr BY OUR OFFICE. O UR ADDRESS tS: . 330 W. BAY STRfET • COSTA MESA, CA 92627 WE ARE LOCATED OFF NEWPORT BLVD., 81:.IWEEN VICTORIA & l 9TH ST. O UR HOURS.ARE 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONDAY-f'RIDAY. ON YOUR ENVELOPE .PLEASE NOTE, '"ATTENTION: TREASURE CHEST." FAXES WILi; ALSO BE ACCEP1'ED WITH CREDIT CARD (7 14/631-6594 ). E) DEADLINE IS TUESDAY, NOON. ANY AO THAT REACHES US AfTF.R THIS . DEADLINE WILL P\JBLISH THE FOLLOWING WEliK ®. WA8Nl!R/DRYER O"ty ~ ltet.00 •C Oooa condttlont • • 831~297 • .. . 9115 MDCURY ---------------------- •e• lnftnltl CM• '91 LI 400 '97 LI 400 8cfno ~ • ..._,.di, d!' cllt~ld•ltvory, Ooaoh-•dtH•"' (307771) -~23,99!> f u I I o p t . , White/Ivory. full opt Coata..-aa (07801'1) 121.871 (090888) 142,877 Llnooln Metoury LKXUI LDUS t==-------11....~~~-....--·-~~.YlH~ A/C, 714·540.5030 MIS810N VIK.JO MIUION VlllJO t•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!li.fJtVIUflTURB-ffl4 AN'ua~ A ~· ftfir Int, full·pwr.-amJTm - - -81~.......-9'M')894 eee• FRED C. fl_~~l'!IANN uw~ '8v( -stereo, CC• allO'{lf;_-=====--==f:r===:....~~,...;.::;;==-1._,.-:00_-:-......,"'7"-:r~ '8600 obo S76-7.1.la JAGU&-~105 •n Cl..i100 Secretary 1 \ Roal Eatate oJflc• • nffdi FT Hcratary, 1 U!5K·S28K + b•nefl11 fax r•...,m• 873.-5571 / TEACHERS $8·$11 HOUR NB Proachool neoda PT/ FT teachers w/ECE unlta to Nork w/lnf'a. todtllers & PrHchool. Benefits 955·2072 ESTATES" Blk· metal bunkbd, twin .., Adorable red White/Ivory, -fUU opt, LINCOLN 9120 NISSAN top, dbl bottom, Dbl Aualrallan ahepherda fOD" 9075 (120234) • S20i877 iiiiiiiliiii~jiiiiiiiiiiiiil B OUGHT metllHa lncl'd S225/ mal• only. ••t quality. iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • '81 lovorolen . Ll!XUI AND SOLD obo 685-42!H'285 LM PIHH call 64H858 Qr e Y /g r • Y Int • r . Ml S810N Vl•JO •ae TOWN OAR 1 OOSt '80 Fairmont Wagon Low m 11 •a. -(tt48J3.....0084 Slenaturo Seti•• •------.,..,...--Calleo female 2 yr. $500/obo fair cond, (2WPL425) S13,Sl95 •e• 'as 300 Leather, Loaded, MERCHANDIS~ &.payed.· Kltt•na, (714) 723•55.43 llAUBR LOTUS ... Premium Sound, Xtra MISC. • 6015 aHor. (714) 854-3248 714·842·7700 Black/black, lull opt. Clean Must Sell II •---""-------i '88 FESTIVA Super 8 . 9 % av a I I • $3 3150• b 3 g,.3• e deal, new t rea. runa --,-8-2_8_ov-.-,-.-,g-n--• (074737) S24,977 ' .o 0 1 "7 •9e MAXIMA ox• 31K ml, auto. (3POLIHS5) 1111..1.555 LIEXOS Or • WESTMINSTER ·(714) 882·0800 •ny~QON Blue, gr•~ _I nter. (2P6V8f52) S13,9ff BAu•e LOTUS' ... 71 .... 42·7700 '85 JETTA Ill Q[i Oreen. black lthr, CQ (4ACX118) S1.S,H5 BAUIEA LOTUS, 714-4142·7700 WOLFF TAN NINO ~IANOS & ' exlnt, orig 34K' ml. or .. n/ten llhr, low ml LEXUS '87 ConUne~tal _S_U_Z_U_Kl ____ 92_0_5_ nt.tl}U.ett BEDS Tan at home. ORGANS 6059 s37oo. 714•722•72o1 (883135k $14,91i15 MISS~N VIEJO V8 pw/r .. 1 AB Ith . , __ __.._UT_O __ _ ;g , ... 4 ... ) ··-0004 I "'. • r, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. A 9245 -, Buy Direct end Savel '85 TAURUS OL BAU R LOTUS • • ._ (888878 $25 997 & ~alltrth•IH Coat• Meta' •9• SID.KICK Commarclal /H ome Samick Bab" Qrand AC. PW/POL, ABS, 1111, 7.14-042·1700 ... .. _ Of'DOl.l.AR • ~ lffllla from 5199,00. Plano Absolutely Uk• Power Seat. 58995 '84 a.a 400 .Llncolf' Metcury JX Convi, 5 ap, whit•. SRIUD CAR8 ~= ·~ Low monthly pay· New. Mu11 Sacrince (#159684) '83 Vanden Plaa Caahmere/lvory full (714) 154().5030 (3MCX870 16,895 FROM $178. Por• 'tlOO-IMO l ments FrH color cal· $3,850. 714•527.()900 Coate Meaa Black, cream lthr. opl, c•rt 8.9" avell. BAUER LOTUI ach••· Cadlllaca, ,. elog. Call today LJncoln·Mercury (669299) S19.885 (200306) $31,977 --,..,.9'""7,....MAR--K-V .... 11....,.1--1 714-4142·7700 Chevys, .BMW'•· Cor· IW •·&00·842·1310. (714) 540·5830 -BAUER LOTUS MISSLIEOXNUVSl-JO AC,PW/PDL. AeS till, -.9-0_S_ID-E ... K-IC.,...,..,K-J""'L~X.,.... vettea. Alao Jeep•. 4 • <>uirlGM & • (CAL"SCAN) TV, E~CTRONICS, •n.7 MUSTANQ 714-942•7700 .. (724657) $25,997 30 I Ith ABS WD's. Your a~ ... C11A1t18411• "'~ • ... (948)384·0004 · Coat• M••• 4x4, k m • r, • Toll frH Conduclld STER!O 6080 Ac, 'pwi pdl, ·"11· cc. '93 xls Convt Llncoln·Metcur" ( 105L4...9x0 >.s.1o4F· 4 4 4 1·800·218·CllOOO· "alntln~s ~China •--------2 TO CHOOSE . Black, tan lthr, '9~ LS 400 (714) 540 5630 .. U .. a 5 "'3n. ,... '' 'Ill COMPUTERS fi018 *CABLE TV* (204877'} (205845) co changer, low ml. White/Ivory, lull opt, ------·---• WESTMINSTER 1 .. xt ..... 1 11 •1 Books Furniture 513,497 Ooata M••• (187236) $21 ,995 (214877) $37 977 '97 Townc•r E x•c (714) 892·6908 or current at nga. 40 years DESCRAMBLERS Lincoln Mercury DAUER LOTUS LEXUS ..,. (CAL•SCAN) inNewport~fch N othlng Down I 1 .~~:~~fl~1~5 714-540·5030 714·842·7700 MISSION VIEJO 4.eL V9• PW/POL, lthr, --------•--T-o-p-la_c.-e_a_n-ad-ln--' ,1 14.·673.622 • 26emhz computer. E (948)30...0084 (8539C6o5a)tSa22M,9•9•7• TOYOTA 9210 CIHalfl•d 1 eMPLOYMENT approval, poor credl •94 XJO 2 ~ & t>ari kru pt cy OK. ••••••••• HONDA 9085 Llncoln·M•rcury iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 __ c_a_11_0_4_·_5_o_7_a_. _ . Sl=RVJCES 55331--------1 9 Black, barley leather. '84 SC 300 714 540·5830 ,.,.2 CAMRY LE I t" ..-----'----· Zero Oownl 650·~2 TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (69606Q) $21 ,995 Black/Ivory. full opl, ve~ auto. full pwr, WANTED Unllmitl!d Internet Ac·••••••••• '87 prelude snrf, xlnt BA.Ul!R LO.TUS (018195) $27,987 ---------• Lexus trade, lmmacl AUTOS •-••••• -coss 5.6K·email·WWW •Ires, xlnt cond (714) 714·042·7700 MIS~:i,1.u:IEJ~ MERCEDES 9_130 (013281) $9,950 WANTED 9248 i~:8ff:unbges ~:~~~ ~~~ ANTIQUES .. ::r~::!t ;88~~e::~~91~l· _B_O_A_T_S______ ->73•5045 r--..,.,.,,.9"""4'""x"".,1"'"8,,._,,,S.,..llv_•_r__ (9.49)384·0084 WELSEXT~l~SOTFER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-- 1 Older SIY1• Furr.lture -7011 '82 Accord EX 2·dr Grey lthr inter, low ml, --..,,..,,.,,,....,,,..,,,...,,,.,,..,,,___ ~J'0c1'um:y9~0q~~~b~~ PIANOS i CollectlblH Real ~harp, Loaded, xlnt cond. $21,500. 1.95 OS 300 '75 230 4·cyl, gas, (714) 892·,90& II u p 1 r1 In whlch there le a -~ .. ·-WANTED ( 2 BOATS CLtohr, 1-0,,wnMer. phn, _!!9;073·421..8. Caahm•r•/lvory, full sunroof, ac, xlnt cond, '94 CAMRY LXE c harge per minute. •S<..-•A.-·OK.a,_. 2 MOORINGS pleyirr;-qon • opt. 6 .9'14 eval(. *25oo.obo 42k ml dark green. tan $$CASH PA1D $$ TO BUY 6019 $14,750. 818·246-3162 $9,800.obo 723·l504• (112106) $30,977 '82· 3 00SD moonrf, lthr Inter. CO. sunrf, $1000 WEEKLY ftlutllng __ • ..,..,., • .,..,.. 949·675-6529 '93 ACCORDf' 6o JEEP 9110 LEXUS gray/black Interior, chrome & gold pkg. envelopes at homo. WE BUY ESTATIES I BUY ALL PIANOS Anlv Edit,' 47k.,.ml, r=ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO S4 500.obo extend warr incl. Free detaiJs. Rush •Immediate frt.ndly •ffllc• auto, lthr, ABS, more1 •• (949)384·0004 PP ~73•6942 $16,900. 714·760·8284 (long sell·addrossod, •W£ PAY MORI. FASTER" A1 ntlquH·hqual. ffu,rnlturh• SAIL BOATS .7014 (3KXx857) s 12,222 '93 CHEROKEE • 8 7 5005 EL Real ....... PREVIA LE S" stamped envelope) to: pc or ouse u cas iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS .Of Lro· Black, gray lthr. '85 LS 400 ,..., "' ACE Dept 503 po paid (714) 957·8133 WESTMINSTER 4WQ, 4.0 V8, full pwr, Black/black, lull opt. sharp, 1-owner, phn, Cuat whls, dual A/C Box • 5769. Di~mo.nd ll1llllBlllll '"0_1_d ___ C_l __ G_ld_S_il-CAL 20 Fix keel, new (714) 892·0900 (107229) $17,995 6 . 9 % ..a_v 11 • Ilka new, white w/tan (3KKV554) $18,888 • on• o var aalla. cushions, motor, ----------BAUER LOTUS (0l8253) $36 997 lthr Int S12 950 o~o LEXUS OF Bar, CA 9 1765. Frenklln Mint, Sterling hatch cover, bottom '87 CIVIC DX COSTA MESA LE>lus ' 7 2 3 ·1· 5 0 4'. WESTMINSTER (CAL•SCAN) Old watches & jewelry paint, $4500. 673-6942 Blue, grey Interior, 714-042•7700 MISSION VIEJO ---------1 (714) 892-41900 WORK IN YOUR WestC03St Coln 642·9448 --------(3VBOABU87E2) SL101T.9U95s (949)384-0084 Student n••d• 300 '90 CAMRY LE apare time! Good /). . 1.--------• cos.fA M•SA '93 Jeep Cherokee•------...---~~:·:~~17 :~i~1~~nd. 3!5k ml, AC, auto, m o ney I Procoa1fng ca 917 0133_.,. G t l MARINE SLIPS "" LTD Omland, 4X4, AC, '95 LS 400 • (747865) 514 550 malll Free supplies! IU41 iJ 11 ~ e 0 DOCKS 7022 714·642~7700 (660959) $15,993 Cashmere/Ivory, full ~s OF . Bonuses! Rush SASE: SOUTH COAST h b I Coat• M••• opt. 6 .9% avall. -.;---.--------1 WE NSTER Greenhous e/4217, AUCTION t e 88 e 150' MOORINQ HYUNDAI 9090 Llncoln·M•rcury (029152) $37,977 m~RCURY 9135 (71 2·45908 l.nilH·m 1.1 "tHH'I\ 800·643·5022 " e fl H tg hland. wa te rf ord. North Udo 1 sfe. Prim• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ C_7_1_4_)_5_4_o_. __ s_8_3_o_ L E1(U S Ml 48328·2165 2202a. .... St. • ABC's s K 2 .-M1ss10N v1EJ0 Qlt,t.•SCAN s-t.AN,CAt2107 12 949-64 •395o QOLF CART for sale '93 WRANGLER (949)30...0004 -· u.-CA ta< $ 1175 714·646·9340 4 · 0 • 4 X 4 • W h It• 1-----.-------'98 VILLAGER GS 7 pasa, dual ac, tilt (TOJ359a) 516,996 '97 CAMRY LE 19k ml, custom whl1, ANTIQUES tr ~ EMPLOYMENT tc WANTED S535 6 c l. tj ~ Gourmet H•althy Cook, housekeopor, errands, xlnl ref's. Looking for FT live-out posil1on. 720·1113 • I( • I • it tc ,. CLASSIFIED It's the resourco you can count on to soll a myriad ol morcha~ dlse Items, bocause our columns compel qualified buyers to call• 642·5&78 .__ _______ __, SJ). ~ SERVICE ,, DIRECTORY ACCOUNTING/ TAXES Jt;O South Coaat Drywall Acous rcmvl/cust text Water Damege Ropair Be11 In Oualoly & Price L550017 444·8889 ADDITIO NS I l'<EMODELING 3410 Al ... II • .. II .. " Ill .. .. Ill REBUILD or REMODEL •Homes or OltocH •Oualoty Con~1ruct1on •Reasor.ably Priood •Local Co 116363 18 •Stephenson Assoc C•ll 714·044·!5485 ---___,.........-- Ad11anced WoC'd1y11em1 ·Custom Cabinetry. Kitchen • 801h • Oocvs MOldlnga • Mant•I• Lftl650 714 998·8870 CARPENTRY 3510 A to Z HANDYMAN INSTAlllflE,ACE CABiNETS Kltchtna. 011111, dO'VI -.lndowa. Doug '46·1258 CERAMIC TILES Live-In child care. European Au1>alrs. Enellsh speablnq. 18·26 yrs .. le\lol. culturally enrlchlnq. flexible In-home child care. 45 hrs./wb 800·713·2002 -"·...._......,_. CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IN·HOMf ISTIMATl ll((N\10.IOllDIO l~UllD '9''' SJ S·MAID A tt iC, •.. • • • • • (216376) $11 ,550 . '95 SC 300 When yuu write-Ll!XUS OF BIAC.klbleck, full opt, basement, a Cl:mificd ud, CLASSIFIED WESTMINSTER (021509) $31,977 lt'a the resource you (714J 892·0908 LEXUS and closet include all can count on to sell a ,_..,.-~-..,--=--..,. MISS•ON VIEJO the facts myriad of mercharf· '85 Cherok•&o Sport) (949)384·0084 the n get and get the dlse Items. boceuae ~.o, 39k, auto, AC, __________ _ our columns compel 3LP4553) $151555 '98 LX450 Black w/ some cash. results quallrted buyers to LEXUS OF Ivory int, cd player, you want. calll WESTMINSTER sunroof, ell air/pwr. 842-5878 642-5678 842·5678 ·714-892·8900 $37,500. 714·850·9311 Sell your extra household Items In CLASSIFIED Call 642·5678 • Coat• Meaa Llncoln·M•rcury (714) 540·5030 •In er.:1N 7401L 4 dr, Sedan, loaded · (VOM03614) $47,995 Coate Mesa Llncoln·M•rcury (714) 540·54530 Auto.. lmmaculatell CLASSICS 9290 (3VGB023) SAVE '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS OP 1• . WESTMINSTER (·714) 892·0900 '97 COROLLA DX 17k,.AT, white, all pwr (3UMS778) $12,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-41900 '04 Pora~• C Coupe Red/blk lthr Int, re- stored, lmm11c condf $24,000 714·318·6071 '89 Muatang v-s auto new eng/trena16rakea. rHtOfed. mags,aherpl $6000.obo 644~350 3858 PI:UMBING 3890 TUTORING 3929 kmcgcr p•tntlng residential paint & wood ~st oration matt hew 548-5481 lk. 740898 RC Roofin I FIX LEAKS! All Work Guaranteed ELK[I. Ptcmium Roofing ••• •'~"•••r '""' Fully Insured lkl4S64'0 714/534·6205 ~ i1iTIIDi Al~ .t ..... ti a.p.ln ·••i.n.w·c-w 548-0769 ........_,.IL ill> CHU•N-nc Got DISH7 Installation ts free with this ad 714•441 •DISH UPHOLSTlllNG 3931 0 & Q UPHOLSTIEftY alnce '68 cuat, furn, uphol1ty, alp twra antique rpr !542·4812 WALL COVERINGS 39,; The Stripper ~p•c lellzlng 111 Wallpaper Removal L5889241 803-5037 W• Qala should t\ang together. Strip, Install, advice to the crazy. L1735976 831 ·21 t 1 WINDOWS 3934 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 55331-------1 ·-····· Please be aware that the listings In th11 cat· egory may require you to call a• 900. number In which there Is a charge per-minute. $1000 WEEKLY stulllng enveloQes at home. Free details. Rush (long sell-addressed, llamped envelope) to: ACE, Dept. 503, P.O. Box 5769, Diamond Bar, CA 91765. (CAL•SCAN) WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectibles ·~<••·'• ... 'ON • Steteot • AfltOI • <>fk• ~· $$ CASH PAID $$ -pio<00/9'1.._hc_ WE BUY ESTATES • lmmed1at• lri4ndlr seNic• ·wr PAY MORE$ FASTER" I •uctton rwrry t•d•y at 4pm lor~l11n c i.I r c WORK IN YOUR l]~.~~~.~.!~ I 9H Ill~ ap~r• tlmel Good J,/. money! Processing OIJ 917 a133~ u maill Free suppllesl lllf iJ "0 ~ WANTED TO BUY 6019 I BUY ALL PIANOS 2 BOATS 2 MOORINGS $14,750. 818·246·3162 949·675·6529 Antlques·qual. furniture SAIL BOATS 7014 1 pc or houseful cash '~iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii paid (714) 957-81331• CAL 20 Fht keel, new Old Coins Gold Sliver salls, cushions, motor, Franklin Mint, Sterllng hatch cover, bottom Old wo1ches & Jewelry paint, $4500. 673-6942 westcoast Coln 642-9448 MARlNE SLIPS DOCKS 7022 p Bonuses! Rush SASE: SOUTH COAST 1 Greenhouse/4217, AUCTION r1 Highland, Waterford, 1----.-..-...-.......,.. ...... --1 Getto the basle ABC's 50' MOORING HYUNDAI 9090 North Udo Isle. Prime iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Attic, ~ EMPLOYMENT cLAss1F1eo • basement, I< WANTED 5535 It's tho resource you can count on to sell a and closet S myriad ol merchan- ~ Gourmet Healthy d1se 11oms. because then get . --c-· Cook, l\aua(>lf.eeper, our columns compel U errands. )(Int ref's. qualihod buyers 10 Some C&Sh. h Ml 48328·2165 2202 1o.MehtSt. llE! CAL• SCAN Santa Ana, CA t 2701 -ai..c ..... CA •2'0 _______ _. $12K 949·642·3850 GOLF CART for aale1--, ..... 9"""3'""W_.....RA--..N_G.,...L_E_R __ . $1175 714·646·9340 4 . 0, 4 >< 4 , w h It e __ ,...,..._..,,,....,...,,...,,..._ ·When you write a Classined ud. include :ill the facts and get the -· results • • f • • • + (216376) ·. $11.550 '95 SC 300 LEXUS OF Black/black, lull opt, 'CLASSIFIED WESTMINSTER (021509) $31,977 It's the rt aource you (714) 892·6908 LEXUS. can count on to sell a 1.,.,,,..,,.....,~-~._,,,____.,. 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