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Home My WebLink About1998-07-04 - Orange Coast PilotS.S:MICHIGAN l(JM HAGG£RlY·ZYl..IUS/ OMV Pit.OT The lillle tugboat, owned by two Balloa P.inda rtsiclents, ·w1 rlMn to fhe arnal ~ of Juty boot iuode ~ yecrs of *19 absent. -sel sroRv PAGE Al ICM HAGGERTY·ZVUIJS I OAll.Y Pit.OT ...,..., leodi's Hard Rodt Caft is ........ Soulhem Calfomio ~ Ws. tt & m music two ~am • CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAY • '°' Faslion Island and South Coast Pim Ml Gplft fw bunss &om 10 1.11. to 6 PJft. And most supennarbts iM CD!Mlilla slort wl be open. • U.S. pd officl5 wl be dosed, and paslll wbrs .. deMr Oliy ........ • (l5la .. ind Newpcwt Beadl ,... ... wil be dosed. • MoSI i.ilt lrnhes .. be dosed. • c... ., ,.., Costa Mesa and ...,.. w ct.l.s of ' tl55S53M Cl II be dOJtd. ; • Newpqrt Beach officers bani- : cade streets to break up crowds. ' . . ~ Street. Police will also blQck Seashore On· ve between 36th and 5 tst streets because of the expected large throngs ol bicycles and pedestrian traffic. 1be streets Will be reopened early Sunday momin9. People travellilg soutbbOund on West Gout H.iobw.y will be able to U9e a t.ilm· ~r!l.N!•~U.~~ vanrB~ ilia''~ ti'afftc coqges· tion. 1be fNJlP bes ~ ~ fQ( .Q19-· ~. ~gh cloudy skies prevented - vtaiton from coming to tbe beedl Priday, local ot6dal$ IUd •bout 150,000 people WW flodt to~ 8eedl today. Newport Wiu rely Oil .n o1 ... 130 offlCeri to ba&ante the avwd-to-pGlkiit .. tio. omc.. tl'CD the <lnllVa Ooaly SbeiWI ~ 'and ... Cdfoi9 ' . ... : A't Sotur~, Juty 4, 1998 ,. M 0 R'I L 0 F THE STORY . . T ' • . .. ~ -N8Wpon Beoch/C1'sto ~so-Oai~Pik>t .Y • Hardened ~als find love and acceptance th.rough Kairos, a nonde nominational mi.nistry --· cindy christeson Pay homage to America on the Fourth of July "My fellow Americans,"' ask not what your country can do for you -ask what you can do for your country." -John·F. Kennedy T he Fourth of July is a fun and fes- llve holidoy But it is much more than 1ust a day off from work and a ddy full of family, friends and fire- works. Its s1gruJmmce·goes beyond pic- nics, parades dnd clearance sales, a nd we owe it to our forefathers to remem- b~r why we celebrate the fourth in the hllil (>ldce. It LS the day lhdt celebrates the adop- tion of th~ Declaration of independence, which starts wtth ·we hold these truths to. be sell-evident. that all men dfe created equctl, that they are endowed by theu CTedlor with certcnn unallenable rights, that among these dfe We, liberty and the purswt of happiness" Th~sc words are famous not only for thelf bedutiful prose but for the pro- found truth thdl, as Thomas Jefferson often sa1d, "the God who gave us We gave us l.Jberty at the same time." A t Terminal Island Prison last year, a burly, bald crl.m.inal stood (Uld spoke with tears in his eyes to fell ow inmates and mem- bers of Kairos, a nondenominational prison mitUstry. •1 only cried two times in my We: once whe n my father died and I couldn't make the funeral, and today.• The tattooed. hardened criml.rtal, who bad been 10 the federal prison system for 30 years, used to snicker as membefs of the Kairos ministry walked by. Now, he can't imagine We without tbem. "To think I had to come to a place like this to find love,~ he said. Lay mfiusters from locaJ Catholic and Protestant churches -who make ·· up the Kairos group -will once again set foot in the San Pedro-based prison July 16-19, lo share the word of God with 42 inmates in hopes that a three- ddy encounter in the C(hapel will spiri- . _rually transform. the li-ks of partic1- pan.is. Even hard-core criminals have found renewal and hope through the efforts of the Kairos teams, which pray and prepare months ahead for their visits, and then go into the prisons to spend up to 12-hour days with inmates. Ari American Indian serving a hie sentence was deeply touche~ by his participation 10 the Kairos experience. "When I was young, my father raised me to have a heart of stone, and you have broken my heart of stone,• he told the group. ft is a ddy to remember those men and women who gave up theu llves for our freedom. Sometime between potato sal- ads and parades, let's honor their memo-· lies by pra.is10g their patriotism. Tom Norris, rector for the weekend pnson progrdffi and p<frtshioner a! o~ - Lady Queen of Angels in Newport Beach, explained that the motivating, faith-building program is essentia l because many in.mates have had psy- chological problems trom day one, due to a lack of parenting. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT The Kairos..group, from left, are Tom Norris, Jack Baldridge, Harry Siemonsma, John Ereth, Steve Allison and Geoff Toner. Not pictured are Alan SelmanJI, Bill Donohoo, Jim Stites and Nell Sullivan. It 1s a day to realize the significance of our flag, someUung I leam~d from my grandfather who fought in World War II. Pop was proud to have defended his country and proud to fly the A.mencan flag m front of his house every day. l loved joining him before the sun set to help lower the flag dnd fo1d 1l properly. Kairos provides a series of talks on topics from which pnsoners can look inward at their own lives, their pain and their baggage. Norris said that when the pro<:ess is don e in good faith with love and com- passion, then inmates can begin to make good choices. he had never learned to read . A sup- portive older inmate read the entire novel •Lonesome Dove" to the younger man chapter by chapter. member, said lhat their technique is to "share their Christian faith in the com- pound, to be accountable to one anoth- er and to return reinforced.• Long may 1t wave] - It ts a ddy Lo repeat the many insp1.t- iog songs. wluch proclaim the greatness of our country I talked about this recently with my father-10-law who served in the Navy for dl.most 2 112 years dunng World War Il. "Some make a big turnaround," said Norris, who was raised in an orphanage wtth siblings. •They realize they can't do it on their own and call on God, a higher power, to help them become whole again.• Neil Sullivan, Deacon at Our Lady Queen of Angels in Newport Beach , said Kairos claims about a 18% recidi- vism rate compared to the average 40% recidivism rate with no interven- tion. Training for Kairos lay ministe rs j.ncludes participation in one of three events: a weekend •cursillo," (a short course in Christianity), a •lfesdais," (three-day seminar), or a walk to Amadeus (a thr~-day walk). Men must also attend Saturday team forma- tion meetings prior to the prison visits. Donahoo explained that the Kaj_ros program began in Spam after World WM II m the Catholic Church, taking men who'd had an effective prayer lile and Christtan walk to minister to others. ·They feel like they have more of a support system,• Norris said. Kairos i seeking corporate spon- sors tor the weekends Interested orgarltzat19ns should call Sullivan at 644-0200. "l slJll gel choked up when l hear 'The Star-Spdngled Bdnner' because it is so symbolic of our country,· he said. "It mdkPs me stop dnd reflect on what it medfls to he dn Amencan. We should never forg('t all lhdt we have to be thankful for " Norris explained that an inmate in his 20's renewed his lite in Kairos, but Bill Donohoo, an Orange County Presbyterian and board of directors WHERE TO GO TO FIND GOD F.11 TH Cl l E N DI R It's dlso cl day lo rcduze that the free- doms wp f'nJOY are not experienced elsewhNP dround the world . ·I thouqhl about this after our daugh- ter told us dbout Miriam, a college lrienci from Kuwait who often comment- Pd ahout the stark differences between lhc two countries. AltN ~omc student!> stredked through the < drnpus, Mindln Sdld, "They would have lx>Pn -.hot for that in my country.• MmcU11 dbo menboned lo Kelly that whPn she qrdcludtes from college she will return home to dil arranged marriage. I'm ~JTdleful to be an American. What CdO I give my country. on its birthddy this year? I give my deep • dppr£>ndt1on to those who have served ow ndt1on m the past. I give my smcere admiration for those who are servmg all of us now I applaud those of the young<>r generation who recently left thetr fdITlihes and the11 summers to go 111to servtce academies. Fmdlly, I will give my country my allegiance. Feel Cree to join me: ·1 pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the United States of America, and to the Republic, for which it stands; one nation, under God, indivisible, with lib· erty and justice for all." And you can quote me on lhdt. ---• ONDY n.ANE OtAISTESON Is a Newport . Bectch resident who speaks frequently to -par- ept1.n9,, groups. Her e-mail address is cinoyvonthegrow.com . • EDITOR'S NOYE: Where to Go to Flnd God features brief descrip- tions of churches and temples In our community. They appear e&(h week on a rotating basis. Scien ce of Mind NEW THOUGHT COMMUNrTY CHURCH, SOENCE Of MINO The N4!w Tho\lght Commuoity Church, Science of Mind meets at 1845 Paric Ave .. at the Costa Mesa Community Center. Meditation Is oo Suncf:ay at 10:15 a.m., followed bv a worship service at 10:30 a.m. Child care and Sunday sdlOOf In! proo.id- ed. Gall Miller is senior paStor. Fot more lnfonnation. call 646-3199. Seventh Day Adventist COSTA MESA SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ---cana-Mesa ~Day Adventist ChUK'.h worships on Sat- urday at 11 a.m. Worship is ttadl· tlonal, but not stuffy or stodgy, wtttt an emphasis on biblical dis- covery, adventure and spiritual growth. Churth at Study, small g,oup 811>!. studies, and other Classes such as New BelleYen meet on saturday at 9:30 a.m. Children are IN'ekome at the church's wor- ship seNlces •nd there are mother's rooms for moms with small chil- dreo. Geofry P...tc Is senior pastor The church Is at 271 Avocado St1 Costa Mesa. For more information, call~S96. United Church of Christ COMMUNITY CHURCH, CONGREGATIONAL Community Church. Congrega- tloaal memben seelt to e~ence God's presence and the teacnings of Jesus Christ in their dally lives; to Cf'ffte • loving community which nurtunrs, cares for and respects each person; and to extend their loving ministiy in partnership with others. The church emphasizes the f1"dom of each person to learn and grow in their own way, in obe- dience to the HOty Spirit, not to the ~ OI'. ~lbed creed. The Worship Is • 51nipl'e, tradltiona I Vlouahtful •nd reverent servke. The choir It among the finest small· church thcMn in the area and plac.es an emphasis on traditional music. Bruce Van Blair ls senior pas- tor. The Chutth Is at 611 Heliotrope A~ .• Coron. del Mar. For mor• lnfOnnetlon, call 644-7400. United Methodist CHRIST CHURCH BY TifE SEA Christ Church by the 581 seilks to provide • loving. nUrturtng envi-ronment for pralslng God anCf meeting the spiritual needs of members and mends. The ehUfd'I also operate. a presc.hool, eJCtend. ed-care and tutoring program Yff'• round. A traditionaf worship ser-vice is held on Sunday at 9:~ a.m., and a contemporary service Is hetd at 5:30 p.m. Child care Is provided for both servkes. ™ Rev. Geotge R. Crisp is senior pastor. The chUtch was established In 1932 and Is at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. For more church 'lnfonn. tion, call 673-3805. Fot infonnatlon about the preschodl, call 613-8233. ARST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH First United Methodist Churdl seeks to create a nurturing environ· ment for f)fomotlng OWtSllan spiri- tual growth and to aute opportu-nitlei to wve humentty. 'lllbf'shll> services include prayer. rffdtngs from ScriJ>!uret! sennon and ~ acc~1ed ""-a bro.cl sefeCtlOil - of instruments. Tbe me 1s at 10 a.m. Adult and Su~ school "*ttS. at I: a.m. Child care Is provided for children u,., 4. Stelle IMnl'Mn Is senior ~or. The church was en.bllshed 1n 1912 and Is at 420 W. 19th St:t Costa Mesa. For '"~ c.al1 548-nV. SPECIAL EVENTS The Parent Project. a famlly sur- vival series for parents of strong- willed and destructive adoles- cents, will be presented on four consecutive Thursday evenings July 9-30 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Admission is free. For more information, call 424-7560. The Jewish CommllDity Center of Orange County Menorah Theater p resents the production of •35, • a new play by Norman Lessing, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sun- days, Thursday through July 19 at the theater14250 E. Baker St, Costa Mesa. Thursday and Saturday performances are at 8 p.m.; Sun- day performances are at 2 p.m. Admission is $15 for nonmembers and $12 for members. For more information. call 755-0340. ClASSES/WORKSHOPS Ruth Pteld will present a work- shop titled •Master Mind• on Monday from 10 a .m. to noon at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa . Admission is $15. For more infor- mation, call 646-3199. SI NGLES His Disciples Fellowsh ip ln Cos- ta Mesa irivites everyone for a study of God's word, food, fun and fellowship at 7:30 p.m. every Friday. All ages welcome. Call J ames at 650-2589 for more informabon. Harbor J ewish Singles 50-plus will hold its activities planning meeting Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Jewish· Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Everyone is welcome. For more mfonnatJon, call 846-6451. SERMONS SL Michael and All Angels Epis- copal Church, 3233 Pacific View D~ve, Corona del Mar, presents Sunday worship at 9 a.m . and a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 5 p.m. at the chw-ch. For m-o-re~--1 infonnation, call 644-0463. • Please send stories. upcoming events sermon topia or any other news involv- ing Costa Mesa, ~wport Beach, Coro- na def Mar •nd 'Balboa ts/and houses of worship to Religion Editor; Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cost• Mesa, 92617. You can also fax Items to 646-4170. Pilot BEADEBS H011.INE Mes., CA. 92626. Copyright No WEATHER 642-6086 news stoMs, lllustrMions, edito- Record ~r comments about rial matter or ~sements herein an be reproduced with-~ Dally Pilot or news tips. out wntten permission of copy- ADD8E$$-right owner. VOL 9~ NO. 157 Our addml is 330 W. Bay St. HOW IO BEACH US Cost.I Mtia. Calif. 92627. Of't'Ul.tdon CORBECDONS 1he Time Orenge Coun!)' 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CGlta .,,.,..Ck.~ l'EWPATURES Balboa 72161 Corona del Mar 71162 Costa Mesa 70r'61 Newport Beach 72161 Newport CO.st 72162 .? .... .... --at 10 --blcae••iv IDUftt:; JMrty at 15 llnOli with 2-foot ..... .., .,. .... iiGOILhMllll ' 4 f arly Ing ~· TIDES TODAY flllt low 1:181.m. 1.1 First high 7:15 a.m. 3.2 Second low 12:07 p.m. 2.0 Second high 6;44p.m. SUNDAY First IQVt'. 1:571JJ> _ Mt ... .. .... m. Second low 12='0 pm, SecondhW' 7:11 p.m. • Our Independence Day weekend calls for • swell out of the south~at 190 to 205 ~ees del!Wtlng sets in the waist-to-shoulder· high ione. Surf at ~ ....... •lnthl , ... ............ NEWPORT llAOt ' • Md1 •• Av.nu.: A cellular phone worth $250 was stolen : - In the 100 block; . . .. . • GDW1NCMI A.._.: A ctllulM phone worth $360 w~ *>fen : . In the 1100 bk>Ck. t : : • ._ ...._ ......,,.,,.; A Role1t w•tc;h WOfth S3,500 wes stolen '" m. 1200 btcxk. •A ""-1: A wan.t worth S7S WM stolen In the flrst blodc. .......... Drtwe: A Gucci Wltet\ -.ld two gold rings worth S800 were stolen In the first block. • Pll flll• ··-·A~ WOfth $300 ._ *"" ln the J100beciS. . • -• • •• ..,, •·-·Jewelry wOr'9\ s1s.oaoW.: *""' 1n ._ • .. IJOOtllodt. •• •Gr Ill Am __ _.,,,,......... ,. ...................... ~ , . . Newport Beoch/~~sto ·Jikso Doily Pilot .. .. . . J ;-:a-• t I ": ·· ·nte ~:-s.~·mcmgan ·-· . -in :Oer Oia.·~ofy · 1he littte tugboat will return to the annual Fourth of jui>' boat parade 'after years-long absen~e IWyPb NEWPORT BEACH -The famed 26- foot cartoonish tugboat that onc;.e was known as the mascot of Newport Harbor Will return to· the arl9-6.aJ Fourth of July boat parade Satl,lt9ay after years of absenc;e. . · The S.S. Mic.l;tigan's new owners, Bal- bpa Penillsula res dents Gay Wassall-Kel- . ly and Bill K~. have been making the old tugboat shipshape again oyer the past year and can't wait for it to make its c;t>meback into ·the Old Glory Boat. Parade. • ·u·s not gomg to sink -all the boles are filled." said Bill, who has been spend- ing the past few ttays repairing the boat dock and gearing up for the big day of fun. *Everyone is so excited because most people around here have either fallen off of it or sunk in U, • Gay said. OLD 'GLORY BOAT PARADE + 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. -pancake breakfast sponsored by the American L~lon. Cost' isS6 · -' + Noon -frft lunch spons0red by the Sons of the American Legion. • + 1 p.m.--. Jhe annual Old Gl<>f'Y. Boat.Parade kkk:s off from the American Legion In Newpoi1:. 'Harbor. Get there early for a good viewing position and, of C.OUtse, • l parking~· Free. + 5 p.~ to 8 P·~· -A free steak fry sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary . .... • ·~ ... .. t# • can Legion Yacht 01.1b in 1992. Before' that. the event was known as the-€b~acter Boat Parade and was spon- sored •by the Chamber of . Commerce Corpmodores Yacht Club. The S.S. Michl· gan was the original •character" of the Character Boat Parade when it first set sail in 1955 and led the parade for many years. · . "LOng Beach may havE: the (J'ueen Mary, but Newport l3each has th.t> Michi- gan." said Jo Mosher Stump, a 'spokes- woman for the Old Glory Boat narade. "lf ever this city had a Oagstup, it would h(\ve . to be the little tugboat that hJS been on - and often under.-the waJ;ers of Newport Bay for more than 30 yer:iTS." KIM '"'"'""r TY·ZVWS I DAl.Y PILOT Gay Wassail-Kelly and her husband, Bill Kelly, on their dock in Newport where they are sprucing up their boat, the S.S. Michigan. " The theme of this yeai's boat parade is Stars, Sin~ and Sports -niey Go Together. Tilis will be the first time the · S.S. Michigan will be in the para(je since the event was tak~n over by the Arneri- That was the· same year the Balboa Island Punting & Sculling Club was formed, and the Michigan soon became the venue tOr the wild a.Qd crazy antics performed by members oflhe club, which was known as the "wackiest yacht club· in the world." Gay, Bill and gral)ddaughter Tabitha were busy Wednesday decorating the col- orful tugboat to conform with this year's parade theme. Wooden cutouts of fool· balls, baseballs and basketballs will adorn the boat, along with plenty of flags and red-white-and-blue fringe along the rails. uwe'll vie for the lead spot in the parade before too long," Bill said. "Now we!re just one of the entries." This year's parade will be led by the fireboats, followed by two VIP. boats that will carry lhe guests of honor, ·includiiig grand marshal and Irrelevant Week foumk.u;Pdul Salc1la and Olympians Olga Co~ c1nd Dr Sammy Lee. . . ' . . = Mustanl $129 REG. '2.59 16 oz. ---- \. I " I! 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Two of them belong to the Orange County legisJdtor. · In ciU, Gil Ferguson SdW com- bat duty m three wars dunng tus 26 years m tbe-U S Manne Corps NowTei.1dmg on Bdlboa lsldnd, Ferguson 1s d member of the NPwport BE>qch chdpter of the Amencan Legion Hdll, where he wilJ breaklast· toddy with fellow VC'terans . I thrnk the Fourth of Jtily redl- ly causes peoplE• to remembt>r whdl this country t.S dll dl>oul, # he Sdld "Sadly, bCCdUSe of the quill- 1ty of our educallon system, dll ·luds probdhly know I!> lhdt 1l hds somethmq to do with th'' birthday of Americd. "As I wdtch th" rockets explode, I'll think dbout the men .who c11ecl in tho!>e three Wdrs. I 'hl4>e moc;t people .will remember thdl it's not just the founding fdthers who pdld a pm·p lo make I can't believe.~ .... It's My Home . ' Landscaping or re-landsca ping is your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDALE can make yoqr landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's .value, too! 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Church 10 am Sunday School 10 am Sunday School 10 am • Wedt-iay ~I IJll'I • w.m.tay Mlelr'QI I Jill & 111 w.cii..ia., 12 noon r UI JJ tbou tb.t u~/t rljok1 •""be i£t" in tlHt: •Ni Ut nJJ 6.1 UJH tlrj 1111 .. ,;o,, "" c.tUi,....O,, ut Goa"' ""'pifid. Psalms 70:4 # WOf'Shlp and hear thl,1 pl'llCtkal Ch.rU1.unttted, blbllcal mHASt "TAKING SIN SERIOUSLY" • (Judset IU16) SM....,. Mr•· 1"8, "10 PM ~-~ l. S..tdwr Swlday, }Illy" '"'·. )CllM 10 ., AM l'TadllJll W~ llMt IMy, 7 00 PM 600 St. Andttws Ro.cl, Ncwpon Btach, California (9+9) 631-2880 (~I.-Nrwpan tWtlot Hlcll Scllaol el lm.t md 1 Stll) .... .......,, ....... ............ ft=··~ Sund1y WoraMp -10:08AM "Open Arms and Open Minds" Worship 9:30 J .. bOrte' Emtbhdrl1 NewpOtt .... 644-1341 i • .. .... ~.t'f" .•• )."· ' Newport8each/Costa 1'Ae'so Doily Pilot •About 1,000 riders a.re ~ed to wheel along in. today's event. · ~MURRAY Dalt Pb • NEWPORT BEACH -About 500 youngs.ters and 'iis many adults are expected to' Participate in a red-white-and-Qlue tradition that tu.ms 25 ·today:•the Mariners Fourth of July Bike Parade. •1t•s Just a lovely, abSolutely terrific neighborhood celebra- tion,• said Jo :Vandervort, one of the parade's founders. •1t•s really the spirit or the old-fashioned family piauc. •· . The event has been a neigh- borhood tradition since 1974 when a handful of mothers and ,Mariners Elementary School stu- BRIEFLY IN P.olice nab woman driving stolen vehicle A woman driving a stolen vehicle hit another car and failed tO stop but was found minutes lat- el by police Friday afternoon. Marla Patino, 25, of Hunting- tOn Beach was arrested and .OOOked in Orange County Jail on ooe count of hit-and-run and pos- sesston of a stolen vehicle. Bail was set at $25,000. • According to police, Patino was leaving niangle Square at about 1 p.ni. driving a 1995 Ponti- ac Firebird. The car was reported dents gathered to celebrate Inde- pendence Day by parading theit decorated ·bicycles. nus year, retiring teacher Penne Ferrell, who taught at Mariners Elementary for 38 years, will be the grand marshal. _, "What's really funia.bouti( is lt's so local,• said Dana Black, a Newport-Mesa school board member who has been the parade's chairwoman for 15 yea.rs. "It's more of a participant than a spectator {event).• ne parade, led by a hotse- drawn wagonflil of city offic;ials, will begin at 10 a.m. ·at Com~ modore Road and Mariners Drive, then roll down Mariners to Dover Drive and end behind Mariners Llbrary. The celebration will continue behind the library, where Vander- vort will lead a flag salute -with some help. · THE NI'S stolen from Huntington Beach on June 26. As Patino exited th~ shopping center, she struck another vehicle driven by a . 35-year-old Costa Mesa woman. The suspect attempted to flee the scene, dri- ving southbound on Harbor Boulevard. The victim's vehicle was dam- aged, ·and the motorist was treat- ed for minor injuries. Patino was spotted by Costa Mesa police shortly after in the 1800 block of Harbor. · "We were fortunate to locate the suspect quickly," said officer Michael Yamada. ' I Gt.T Y<>UR BUNS IN HERE! f ABUl.OUS HOTl>OC & 8URG£R BUNS Come By And Check Us Out! .. ------.. I . F I I Recetve our 1 Tll I FREE 1 I . Gounnet I 1 BUns or Rolls I I with the purchase of 4 buns I of equal or lesser value I · • lJm11 2 per customer • I Exp 07110198 Open4"'of July . L------..1 6am-l 2pm Open Mon -Sat 6am -6:30pm 427 E. 1 7th St, Costa Mesa {By Wherehouse Records) 646-1440 Meeting Location: rtew.port Beach central Ubrary Friend's Room . 1000 Avocado·Avenue4 - Monday, July 6 , 1998 --...... ~ ~~~~ ?':O&puP -~::.=:::c:~~~~• f'or more Information, please call: -64~-131· ................ • •• "We're gomg to just haul kids out of the audience,• Vandervort said. "It works perfectly." The ceremony will include an invocation and introductions of city officials, with invitations extended to City Council, Plan- ning Commission and the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commis ... sion members. Barnaby the Clown will rally udowd in activities for children_ of various ages, from songs for toddlers to a water-balloon toss for teehagers, Black said. . "It's not just the painted face.,• school t\USlee Black said. "He just gets the· whole crowd qoing, -yelling and screaming.• "He's constant motion,· con - . stant gomg, • Vandervort said of Barnaby, who even has kids clean up the park later. •(The children) do what he asks because he has a s~ gun, and he'll get you.• The event, which will end around 2 p.m ., is primarily paid for by the city, Black said. Some costs are covered by a drawing for prizes donated· by local businesses, including Sun- flower Bakery, said Black, who donated a beach cruiser bicycle for the grand prize. ¥Ws totally what· America is and what we all stand for,• said Vandervort, who will attend this year's parade with her 1-year-old grands6n. "It's just lovely. Every- body's together.• • The Manners Elementary School Foundation will give away two ·childreo's bicycles at today's Fotirth of July Parade at Manners Park. The gr-0up -· formed \his year to raise additional funds for the school -will sell raJfle tick- ets for the bikeS at its booth in Mariners Park. . Members. alSo Will baod out ttee ball.O<>n$. , In just six months, the foun- dation bas raiSed more than $51,000, whlch Wm help pay for:' I • • adding a full-time science cJ .. "\ atural !/(fa baster ' Chandelier on Cast fJ3rass cu1hlon1 • Marht Umbrellas • Rammoclil -------• Protect.ltt conn !A~ seen in July · !'1rcl11techiral 7Jigest Available in Bronze, Old Brass or French White W30" H 32· #887-82 _ JJJ#' • SwlDfs ~~~R • Parlt beac Hodson Lighting f'URMSHlrtGSI Open Tues.-Fri. 8:30-5, Sat. 9-4 • 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa · Qualjty Lisbtinc Sen'ke re.-29 v_.. _ I :8: I CRVSTOAAMA ~ 548-9341 · Gfeater choice, . -better doctors, ·more convenient ~u don't have to leave the neighborhood for great health care. Greater 'ewport Physicians' primary care doctors have offices dose to where you li"e and work. GNP contracts with many HMOs so yon can select the health plan that meets your needs. · Greater Newport Physicians also includes an excellent panel of Hoag specialists. And our affiliation with Hoag Hospital provides pati.ents access to Orange County's # l hospital. We invite you to get to know these fine physicians in your community: Nazli A)lmed, M.D. ·John Fischer, M.D. John Granzella. M.D. Yung J. Kee, M.O. Peter Kim, M.O. Raul Miranda, M.O. Carlos X Montano, M.O. Dr. Summer Douban Is a board-certified internal medicine physician at Hoag Health center -Cpsta Mesa (at the comer of Fairoiew and Baker). · Dr. Dot1ban offers e:<lended hours/or )'01" conrli!nience. For more information about ber practice and office hours, please call 668-2500 Dr. Kathleen Boos is a board-certified family practice pbysician al Hoag Health Center -CostJ ftfe'sa. Dr Boos and her associates off er extended bours for your com.renience. 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The event will fea- ture door prizes <1-nd a raffle for a patriotic quilt titled ~Ring the Bell .. of Llbertyl • For more. info(lllation, call (949) ~50·0915 Or (949) 646· 6302. INDEPENDENCE DAY FESTIVAL A Fourth of July Fes;Wtal will run from 9 a.m. lb 4 p.m. through Sunday, 10 the parking lot al Piecemakers Col$lry Store, 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature hve country music, food and more than 17 5 vendors presenting lheu amt-cnrfted e moN information; call 64 1-3112. RED, WHl'TE AND BLUE Sherman Library and Gardens will present a patriotic display of flowers in red, white and blue from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its business location, 2647 E. Coast f'lighway, Corona del Mar. Admission is $3 for adults; free for children, 12 and under. For more information, call 673~2261. BIKE PARADE AND PICNIC . The . 25th annual Indepen- de'nce Dav Cel8'w'ation at , Mariners Par~ will kick off with a bi.Im parade _at 1() a .m. at the park, Irv'ine Avenue and Oover Drive, Newport Beach. A picnic will fol- low from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. R~ istration is not required for the bike parade, which will line up at 9:30. Everyone is welcome. The picnic will feature Barnaby the Clown performing family and water games. 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Pre- paid tickets only. For rtiore infor- mation, call (949) 673-5245. ~~~~e--....part ... ~.-, .......... ~-·~Beaeh ~mployces ·) from the Balbod Fun Zone, 600 G RISW«i etly heard friendly voicQfi Edgew<tter Ave •• Balboa, at 8 p.m. REC mstead of answering madUn•. The boat will dock at 9:45. la.Ir Plat Pam Gillis, a rev•ue clert':/fOr Admission is ~to for adults: S5 for NEWPORT BEACH _ Many the finance de~nt Mid children undct 5. Seating is limit· people were f1riDg up the Darbe· she received about 25 to ~9' ca.Us ed. Reserv(\t!bn s with credit cards cues and wodcing on their tans du.ring the ~Y· . it: only. For more information. call Friday, but it was bl.lSiness as "Peop~e ~ere .elaletif t we (949} 673Z' 40. usual at Qty Hall as more than were here, said G , who r 600 city employees went to work. plans on having on J!2 c today DUNES"•· ~RKS "It's a normal day,. said City with ber four kids. Most b~l-~~ubllc is invited to watch a Man . K vin Murphy *Peo-nes~cs who work with us kn~'N free ! e o t.. dis l th t will fill ager e · 'we are open but f$ome ~pie w r~s pay a ple assumed w. e were clos~q. hBd no 1-dea." • '"',.-the J.y froi;n 9 to 9:30 p.m. at the full Nf' ,.,.port' Dun.es · Resort, · 1131 But our ~king lot was -Murphy said there nus.y have s ;Ck Bay Drive, Newport Beach. today."' been fewer phOne calls from the arking at the resort is· $20. For U~e other Orange County , public Friday, but I)~ "sti.l.l cities, Newport Beach only received tho usual amount from 'IIlofe information, call 729-3863. observ~s the actual holiday council members. Most of the BIG WORKS . Big Canyon Country Club, One Big Canyon Drive, Newport Beach, will present a fireworks show for members only at 9 p.m. at the country club. For more information, call 644-5404. • which, unfortunately for city staff was finishing reports for employees, fell on a weekend Tuesday night's council meet- this year. Besides Newport mg. 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Such ideals • zemain.today, a uniquely ~eri can bulwark of m\tional strength and character. ,, While it oftel'\lseems ulat we, Ma people, have strayed from the vision of charity and comrnu- rul:y set forth by our forefathers, our leaders, our heroes, it is ?ieartening to know that there still exists a'vast_majority of • Americans who know that reach- ing beyond the limitations of one's own small sphere of life and helping others is a major aspect or our freedom and our American file. It is also most important to recognize, on this day or any oth- er; that freedom is not free, and thet justice must be fought for, in an ever-constant manner of vigi- la.il,ce against those who might ~h to tip the scales of freedom in their own particular favor. ·• Next time you are in a public ,Place, perhaps your favorite xestaurant or bookst9re or shop- THE CROWD ping mall, look around at the cross-cultural mix of faces all sha.ring your very own American dream. It does not matter that the .A:nglo-Saxon pilgrims who land- ed on this soil several hundred years ago came first. Remember, Utey came to a land already inhabited. · What matters is that you would most probably not see the .same cultural mix in any other foreign city, not eve.n world-class cosmopolitan centers like London ~d Paris, And you certainly would not see such a mix in tli~ SUMMER ADVENTURES! "Academic Excellence in Harmon y with Young Lives" PRESCHOOL• KL"<DERGARTEN FULL TlME •PART Tl.ME • YEAR ROUND Age 2-6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm • ow enrolling .for Summer & Fall • Experiencedt certified, Montessori teachers • Indi vid ualized academic instruction • Art, music, computers, gymnastics Spanish & Dance • Special enhanced before & after school curriculum -• Hot Lunches • Potty Training 650-3442 villages and towns outside of major world oties, except in Amenca. • Th~re are people here, in our Newport-Mesa vi,\lage, from all over the planet. The American dream is thriving. And the word is out -Mecca beckons. You ask then, why does soct- ety Suffer so from the negative forces associated with such growth and multiculturalism? Politicians often claim that the issues are complex. ln fact, many issues are very simple and straightforward. We'must remember,. once again, that free~ dom is not free. Not for any of us. None of us should assume that opportunitY means a path to easy-street. In other words, a free and just society should, through the aus- pices of government, protect and support citizens who are unable . to care for themselves by virtu~ of the condition of their minds and bodies, so dictating that their fellow able rrian provide care. Everyone else must work. . ,,, More important.1.¥, families , • must once again learn the impor- tance of laking care of their owp. And the laws of this land, designed to protect both the mdi- vidual and the greater good, must be adhered to, and enforced. . ·~And, the Amencan dream will only survive and flourish tn a nation wher~ people are still acutely aw.are of the need to help one anotljl~r. If America is only about "me" and not about ·us," then sadly, we too, shall perish. Maybe not tomorrow. Maybe not in l01¥ears. But, eventually the weight of selfishness will destroy l:lS.; How interesting it is that we are ~ nation built ori the ideals of indi- ' viduhl freedom and opportunity; a nation where one man can rise to his dream despite all odds. And y~t we are nation that must never let the end justify the means, even in times of aisis. Anation that is only great by virtue of the majority doing what is best for the total, including the minority. So then, to the cries of those people who shout that their civil liberty is being violated by an English-only nation, shout back, join the party, become a real . member of this great society, take advantage of the American way, see where it can lead you ' 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA '11' (714) 708-4805 Iutrrmdiom1l ~1ti\ql~ttrleu Visit the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of Christ and the ministry of the Apostle Paul! ll1111r': \11111 //1111' /fJ,1111 ''!''" I 11 ...,,// /fJ.111. •11•111. \1111 -'/•111 ,,,,,,, and your farruly. To those who chQOse to violate the law of the land and bring down our com- munities, so often in a violent manner, make it clear that pun- ishment has also been designed to fit the cri.Qle. "' And while we can be a very just nation based.on the tre• dence that any man is innocent until proven guilty, let it be known that guilty means pWlish- ment. Fina.Uy,'our leaders, and that means evei;yone from the Presi- dent to the teacher in a one-room scboolho1,1se in the ouddle of nowhere, must stand for lofty ideals such as honor, respect, integrity, decency, civility, kind- ness and equality We must not waver. Enlightened leaderslup will make a difference. Try at in your own family and see what hap- pens. The results will astound you. Take a day, make a plan · and a pronuse to approach ev~: ) man you contact, every chal--·• lenge you face with an attitude : based on dealing with mutual - respect. Fight for, work for, your : own personal dream, and do it :. with your family.-whatever fa.nll.lY.! may mean to you, with yoUT community, with yoUT fellow man, not against him. > An amazlrfg tomorrow awaits th.is great society. America is ... poised to lead humankind into . the next mill~ruiium metaphori--: cally in the same way as the no-. jan horse gwded ancie~t civiliza- bon. .. Yet. the message is also de thdl the Tro1an horse can be · • destroyed if ats message and UUS..: s1on ts not rooted in a simple line• from the old Pledge of Aile-: giance. ·one nallon, under G<Xi.: with llberty and justice for all.• • . - • B.W. COOK'S column appears fNerJ Thursday and Saturday. VERYTHING 20-35% OF ~-4 Dt\.YS only . -~ ' • AusoN MURRAY ldy Plot 'T be key to enjoying the . Hard Rocle Cafe Newport Beach ls to see it as more than just another branch in a worldwide cha.in. It's true that the restaurant has a lot in common with the other 91 Hard Rock Cates around the world, such as music memorabil.- ia and the food and drink menus. But it stands alone in this area. The cafe:S strength lies in pie . live bands that play every Friday night and Sunday afternoon. NIGHT LIFE Although live • music is offered frequently in all Hard Rock Cares, only a handful have regular week- ly series, publicity director Christie Conb said. Newport Beach is tbe only one in Southern California to offer such a senes. "What we've gone after are local and nabonal, up-and-com- ing bands,• General Man4ger Patrick Loughery said. •A lot of bands that are just on the verge of really ma.king it.• Upcoming performers include ska band Common Sense, well- known local blues guitarist Eric Sardinas and rock group J~ded. About 200 people, mostly in their 20s and 30s, fill the cale on Friday nights. The number and ·age of patrons depends on the band of the day -local bands tend to draw their own following . Blues bands bring in an older crowd -from 30 to 50 years old, Loughery said .. Tourists are promment - :Which is to be expected -but not painfully obvious. There can also be a fair scattenng of children in the early everung, and it's not a ' m ..... 451 NwJS)Ot't Center DrM. Newport 8Mch + HOW MUOI: Usually SS; $15 fOf Commo.o.~ on Juty 17 and $10 for Jaded on~ I • ~through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.tn. Ftidav, Saturday aoo Sun- day, n a.ml to 11 :30. p.m. Music is Friday night et 10 p.m.; Pfues on Sunday from 1 to4 p.m. • PHONE: (714) 64(),.8844 bad place to introduce your kids to the pleasures of rode 'n' roll. ShQw them Elton John's sun- glasses and shoes, Prince's pur- ple suit, a hand-written sheet of Sublim~l ·cs. Tell them about the time ou saw the Beatles or the Ro · g Stones. And if you have them count the gold records on the wall, it'll keeJ1 them busy all through clinner. The memorabilia collection started soon after the first Hard . Rock Cafe opened in London on June 14, 1971. "It's kind of a nice little acci- dent.• Conti said. Eric Clapton, who was a regu- lar at the London Cale, asked the staff if they would hang his gui- tar on the wall to mark his favorite bar stool Shortly after, the cale received another guitar with a note stating "My guitar's as good as his.• The guitar was troin Pete Townshend of The Who. 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The ea.Ce has seating for about 300 people, but the layout leaw:s something to be desired. The , . sunken bar area takes up _the nud- dle of the restaurant, maki.Qg it' d.iffic;Olt to see the t?and from any-. where but directly m front Qf the stage or the tables at the ~ges. of the restaurant. And, while there are plenty of stool$ right at the bar, other ~ seating is scarce. . . _ .• • If you don't fina actually see-· ing the bands crucial. the cov- ered patio directly behind the stage is an excellent place to ~ ten. The bands face ~~ oppoSlte direction, so the mus1c is clear but not blaring, and the patio)$ less crowded than the interior; The Hard Rock Cafe In Fashion Island ts open seven days a week an~ offers live en~ent Friday nights and Sunday afternoons, a feature not found at any other Southern Califomla-~ock. 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OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO f\~\\1:.~ ~ , W E TAl<E MEXICAN RESTAURANT -II++/ FAMILY DINING TO .. THE NEXT LEVEL! •. Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP ... • . CHILI SIZE CHILI & CHEESE OMELETTE . . ~ Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Ualqae wine..-It dlalJlc ,_ aYllllabk ror croup bta5lnal mmlnp and prnatt f'lloctloot 723-0621 Plta9e Call For Reservations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach , r •• .u • .. .- ,. ,. gro_up instruction m .ballroom, 1~tiri and modem dance styles for J~Ors and adults, from begm- rung to advanced at 204 Washing· ton Street, Balboa. For more infor- mation, call 67 5-90&2. ,~ ....... :i;;io·~ -~~~ ... --~-"' ihg for its diners will take ~ on Aug. 31 fore $1,000 home account, good for one year. I 'TRIANGLE SQUAR~ CONCERTS _,,;pie shopping center has free live classic rock J>t'lrf6rmances sched- uted from·noo.Q'to 2'!30 p.m. Mon- day through Friday; from. 1 to 10 .• p.m . Friday and Saturday· and from 1 tol4 p .m. Saturda.y and •...Sunday in the Town Sq\Jare at Tri- angle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa .. For information call 722-1600. I -FILM cock St.. Costa Mesa. Ppr inlor- mation, call (714) 650-3690. f• GEORGE HURRELL • ~eorge Hurrell~ HoUywood and Beyond,• an ex.hi~t of Hurrell1s black-and-white. pbotographs of Hollywood·stari•¢ the 1930s and 1940s,.wW rim U;(rough Sept. 27 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 Sajii Cle~ente .Drive, Newport B~. Admission is $5 for adults, ~ for seniors and stu- dents, children under 16 and museum lnembers are free. Hours are 11 a.rn. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is Nathan Oliveira this Tuesday at 2 p.m. The tours are free with admission, which is $5 for adultS, S4 for seniors and students and free for children under t? and OCMA member. Admission is free on Tuesdays. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sufi.day. The museum is located at 850 .San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. For inf onnation, call 759-1122. TUESDAY TALKS Bruce Guenther, ·chief curator at the Orange CoWlty Museum of Art, will speak about artist Mark' di Suvere at p_oon }\lesdey as·P.art of.~ series of free talks by artists, cntic~ and tusto~ans comple- menting the· Art displayed in the museum, 850 S&n Clemente. Dri- ve, Newport Beach. For informa- tion, call 759-1122. SENIOR CE,NTER The Costa' Mesa Seruor Center offers adwt ballroom dance from 7:30 to i":30 p.m. every Tuesday. Live music provided by the Ray Robbins Comb(J. Singles and cou- pl~s are welcojne. Cost is $3. The . center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For niore information, call 645;2356. . . MARl~ERS SOUTH COAST CHURCH Chof\JS Line Dance Stud.lo offers a spe¢al dance class for members ol Mariners South Coast Church ;every Friday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel ii celebrabng Bastille Day with its fifth annual party OD the Calypso deck Witb.Piencb food and Wine.-Enjoy live m\.lllC and lots of. fun on July 14 from 5 to 8p.m. PlATTER CHAMR • Julc:i0. the Sul· ton gang will have a 5K/8K race, "food trure• and beer gar- den party at the Koll Center from 2 to 9 p.Il}. Call 476-2001 for more inforihation. And Alan Greeley promises a •very French week" at the Golden nu.me from July 13 to _luly 18 at 1767 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Call 645-9970, located at 850 San Clemente ~PiND.MARK'S ~RT • Drive, Newport Beach. For infor- cruc at Hanging Rock, direct-mation call 7 59-1122 ~ by Peter Weir, will be screened ' . · NAUTICAL MUSEUM , .. 3100 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Cost is $8. T9 register, call 640-5256. The museum features three g'al· leries: the Newport Gallery dis- playing the maritime history of the arear the Model Gallery exhibiting a selection of world- class models: and the Grand Sal~n. that ~e~tures touring exhibits. Admission is free for Jllembers, $4 for adults and $1 for children. The museum is at 151 E .. ,, Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 673- 7863. Scotf s serves up : cornucopia of food All the bounty of the sea in fresh Florida stone crab, Maine lobster, Chilean sea bass plus clams, shrimp and craWfish are on the menu as Scott's Sea Food Grill and Bar continues its Fresh Seasonal Harvest. ru~Uy at 5, 7:25 and 9:45 p.m. MARK DI SUVERO . ,6Jiday. through J uly 9 and a t 12;20 • .Six hug~ steel sculptures by Mark and 2.40 p.m. Saturday, S~day di Suvero will be on display from . tand Monday at Landmarks Port Thursday through Sept 27 ,.,1theater. 2905 E. Coast Hig~way. around Town Square Park. near Cor~:>na del Mar. For more mfor-the Westin South Coa9t Plaza 686 mation, call 673-6260. ~ton Blvd., Costa Mesa. 'The -exhibit is presented . by the :.: ART Orange County Museum of Art ana Soulli Coast Plaza. Di ARTISTS IN ACTION The Cannery Restaurant will play host to Artists in Action every Sun- • day throughout the summer from • noon to 4 p.m. Artists will give live demonstrations on lhe patio For inforination, call 723-1922. , 'PEOPLES OF THE WORLD' : .-.Peoples of the World," an exhib· • :61 of photography by Robert : :t)Zibko, will be on display m the : "'T'fewport Beach Central Library, : ...000 Avocado Ave .. through July : ~1. For information, call 717-3801. . ' .flOATING WORLD' • The exhibit "Uk.iyo-e: The Flodt- ""'1g World• "vill be on display al 4tallery Paradiso Exhibits through • .Aug. 5. The exhibit features ~ paintings by Stephanie Tan- ~ hauser, pnnts and a mixed-media installation by Corina Gamma. • and paintings and mixed-media "; installations by Ldurie Hines. ,. Gallery hours are Tuesday ~ 4rougb Saturday from 10 a.m. to -·" 6"p.m. The gallery is at 1604 ~ab-,. Suvero's drawings will also be on display at the museum, 850 Saft Clemente Drive, Newport Beach through Oct. 4. For more informa- tion, call (949) 759-1122. BRETT REICHMAN PAINTINGS •New California-Art: Bretl Reich· man," . featuring Reichman's paintings of common childhood unages with hidden meanings • will run through Oct. 4 at the Orange County Musewn of Art. Admission is $5 (9r adults, $4 for seniors and students, children under 16 and museum members are free. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.~esday through Sunday. The museum is located at 850 San Cleme~te Drive. Newport Beach. For information, call 759- 1122. SPOTLIGHT TOURS Orange County Museum of Art's Spotlight Tours, highlighting an artist or work of art, will now be offered on Tuesdays and Sun- diiys. Susan-Leibel will discuss DANCE DEFORE DANCE CENTER The Jimmie De~re Dance Cen- ter o,ffers lessons every F~ay and Saturday at 7:30 p.m ., 151 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. July's fea- tured dance is the cha, cha. The lessons will be followed by a half hour of practice and then open · dancing with a disc jockey until 11 p.m. The price is $8; 20% of the proceeds go to the nonprofit studio's scholarship program. For more information, call 241-9908. DANCE 204 Dance 204 offers private and ~.SiiSiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiliiilliii~i111115i:illiiii5iilii~~iiEE5!!iiii:l!E!!'1'!!!55==:!!55====E5Eii!!!!liliiiiiii5=::5E!!I ,. ~> ALOE 'S CARPET ~ has open d ' .. ., .... .., .... .. . .. •• •• •• ... •• •• ... •• • ... DI • •• ... Iii •• • •• llU .. ' IU •• an w Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RU ERS'on SALE . Handmade wools, synthcti . si al ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC • TonY. 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ROSEY'S AUTO BODY 00.JIOINIA lAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE -' ANY REPAIR FACILITY FR£E Pkk·•• & Dtlhety • All Certified Ttdi1ldaas 642-4522 121 Industrial Way • Costa Mesa " ( Just think Of it, all that fre&h fisb, prune aged beef, not to mention that sensati<mel; ~ breed. Scott's ts at 3300 Britleol• St., C05t.a Mesa. Call 979-.UOO. Pascal ·s ~a.rkS 10th : aq.nivers'ary 1Pasciil and Mu:n.t Olhats have become such a culinary institution in the Newport diJi." ing scene, it is ha.rd to believe ' they opened their restaurant, H .Pascal, .Just 10 ye<lf5 ago. The : Olhats had an inexpensive.-.. outdoor pic:ruc tor friends and!.. supporters last week to cele-• 1brate their 10 years in busineS$. In his brief welcome and expressions of gratitude, he thanked his staff. It was a particularly gracious remark to all lhe chefs who , have spent time training with him over the years and gone oo to open restaurants of their own. often m direct competition. , The Olbats are owners of Pascal and its next-door Pasca\ Epicerie and Cafe Jardin at Sherman Gardens. , • -By Marta Bird ••••••••••••••••••• ~ Newport . : : BEAUTY SUPPLY: • • : ~ .. nalagk)il • . -. :t .. ~.~~· .. r: ~200/o OFF~ • • Entire Purchase : • ·~ SPtJa • ~ ""'0 3 • • ··lv'.'aO • • '' ty"">·~ :. ••••••••••••••••••• : 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B; • • 261-6788 : : : Jamboree at Bristx>l : : • Back Bay Court • • • •• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •. "'"· ,. .. . . ". •· . LETTER TO THE EDITOR Prioriti'es ... must be on education I was interested in two of the (font-page stories in the. June 25 Daily Pilot. The top story .announced, ··students scor~ well on basic skills test.• However, the editci'rs asked ror reader comments on the proposal to convert the Sea Breeze Motel to housing for seruors ("Motel receives OK to convert lo seruor homes•). Although J trunk that is a great idea, I can't help wonder why this story beat out the skills test '\lory for redder response. Per- haps thts 1s md.Jcal!ve of the pri- otity assigned to education m our commun1ty. Before I sd w the Pilot article, I read the test scores in the Los Angeles Times and was d.Js- mayed with what I fell was poor performance by our schools. For our schools to perform better than only about hair of the schools m the ndlion is not, m my mind, a noteworthy accomplish- ment. . . • . . eoch Costa M.esa Doi PilOt~ 'If the rnJMic is t:oo lnud; simply tum down the volume' · • ~ , 1 THE ISSUE: ~ supee;pr court judge did not make a decision on whether he will lift the sound restric-· · tions that sill!nced the Pacific Amphittieatre three years ~o. B efore "electricity, people • • watChed television by candlelight. What the heck is Sid Soffer tallci.ng about now, you might ask. It is 1 a.m., and I have just finifibed reading the Daily Pilot on the Internet, and a letter caught my eye. It was about the Pacific Amphitheatre, that maybe it should be given a sec- ond chance because of the cul- tural benefit to the community (#Let the music play once more at amphitheater," June 25). If I remember correctly, the reason that ft was closed was because the music was too loud. Thousands and thousands of dollars were wasted in court and with sound engineers, etc., etc., trying to ~olve the problem of loud music. If the music is too loud, you simply turn down the volume. MAAC MARTN I DALY Pl.OT •• ...... Sure, the ldnguage factor has some efrect Your arllcle md1cates schools lhdt most closely mirror the test's nauondl reference group performed in the 70th to 9:frd iwrcE'nWe rnnges But, as reported in The T1.mes, the dis- trlctw!de scores for students whose ndlive language 1s En,5'bsh fell between only the 57th and the 78th percenules So, we cdn't blame 1t au on ldngudge deh- denc1es. The problem is with the per- son who controls the volume, not with the amphitheater. One of the requirements on the Padflc Amphitheatre ii that the sound generated lnlide stays below certain levels to _appease .. ~ nelghbon and the city. who had complained about the noise since its opening in 19M. ·-:• If the enter- tainers are allowed to control the volwnewhen they are play- ing, I guara?J- tee the music will be too loud. The enter- tainers tum sound level is too high. I holler in the phone, "Tue music is too loud.• The voice on the other end of the phone hollers back, uWhat? • I holler, "The music is too loud I" The voice on the other end of the phone hollers back, "I can't hev you. Both the school district and Uite parents in our community must place a priority on quality education. We must not dccept 111ed1ocnty as our standard. It is not ;;uificient to say, as was attnbuted to the d1stnct's director d1 assessmertt programs, that •we're domg d better-than-aver- ~e job of educating students." ~ow many of us would patronize ci. busmess bdsed on an advertis- lflg campaign that clauns they ~ovide a better-than-average product or Stlrvtce? The future of our commUility q.nd our nabon is m the liands of tt>day's students We must place a higher priority on the ir education u we expect to e njoy more than a bE>tter-than-dverage future. the volume up until they can bear themselves playing. The speakers are facing the audi-. ence, and the sound is going The music is too loud.• But no one has the brains to turn it down. Our youth have been brainwashed to think louder is better, and the more tµllpS the better. As for my opening, before electricity people watched tele-~way from them. so they have to .... tum it up. . vision by candlelight , b~w did PERRY VAlANTINE Costa Mesa When I call Sid's steakhouse on the phone, I can bear that the people live without el~city? Or more to the point, was $4-year teacher has-eight I ideas for boosting test scores T hdnk you for vahdaling the efforts of the stu- dent~. teachers and parents on the West Side of Costd Mesa ("Students score well on basic skills test,· June 25) As d tedcher of 34 years at Pomona (Elementary) School. I hdve watched with concern as our school populal.lon changed from 100% white to 92% Lati- COMMUNITY COMMENTARY no and our test scores dropped. I would like to sug- gest what I feel needs to be done to improve our , test scores. : 1. Make preschool available to more children on ttie West Side through the expansion of the nation- «11 Head Start Program and by establishirtg state $1pported preschool programs. If we want second- ~guage learners to transition into English as OlPld!Y as possible, we need to reach them as early 4S J:Mssible. 2. Provide parent education pr;ograms to train l)arents to work with their children, become ID,yolved in the school system and raise their levels x:pectation for their children. • 3. Class-size reduction must begin at the kinder- ~n level. Kindergartners need to have the same (dvantage that grades one through three now <nJoy in our school district. Most of my students .~me Crom the Head Start Program, where they ~ve a 17 -3 rabo in their classrooms.• It is absolutely IJ:nfair to put them into a classroom of,13-to-1 for l1tilf their day. : Are the needs of a 4-year-old that much different Clan a 5-ycal'-old? In our district, with double ses- $m. we o.re expecting two teachers to meet the deeds of 66 kindergarten students. 4. With as mo.ny demands now being placed 'R->11 the kindergarten child to learn ~ secon<l lan- m!&Q• and become successful readers, it is intteas- hours and 20 minutes. Many school districts are turning to a full-day kindergarten program. Our school district needs to explore that option. 5. Exit standards need to be developed for each grade level, including kindergarten, but retention should not be the option. Research has not shown retention to be beneficial in many situations. We need to utilize summer school and intra-sessions for both remediation and enrichment. Some schools in our district are already beginning to do this. 6. We need more personnel to help with remedi- ation. We need more school nurses, psychologists and resource specialists. Children with learning problems can be identified in kindergarten, even in preschool, but often resour~s for handling these referrals are so lim1ted that many students are referred year after year before they receive the help they need. 7. We need before-school and after-school pro- grams available to students who are having diffi: culty with their schoolwork. Often, second-language learners do not have anyone at home who is proficient enough in Eng- lish to help them with their assignments. We need to establish a tutor corps of college students or take advantage of the AmeriCorps Uteracy Program to help students who are falling behind. 8. Most importantly, parents need to take an active role in their children's education -starting with reading to your child on a daily basis from infancy on through child.hood to becoming involved in the clauroam. Parents need to become advocates for their chil- dren'• education. Parents should Join with teachers on ihlilting upon lower class sizes, grade-level exit standa.rdl, the return of summer school and more resouree penonnel for remediation. United we can make a difference in lmproving the education of ch1ldren, not just on the West Side but au over the district. #!gly more difficult to accom~Ush.., that tulUn ~~~~=:=.z::~,~~~w:t~~~:.:~~ n-·-,.o.;:.-,. ~ :.::: Gay Geiser- Sandoval has the day off there music before electricity? How did people listen to opera for at least 100 years before electricity? If you have two people who want to share a pie, what is the best way to assure each person gets the exact same size piece? Very simple, one person cuts , the pie, and the other person gets fint choice of which half he wants. If you have someone from the neighborhood who ii always complaimng the music is too loud. let that person be on the board that control$ the volume control. I guarantee the mu.Sic from the amphitheater will not be too COITICI PRESIDENT Bill Clinton, (0), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C., 20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202) 456--1111. VICE PRESIDENT Al Gore, (0), The Capitol Build- ing, Suite 212, Washington, D.C .• 20500. GOVERNOR Pete Wiison, (R), State capitol, S.Uamento, 95114, (916) 445- 2841. U.S. SENATORS. loud at bis house. All of the above only means that if it is too loud for the home- owners two blocks away, it is probably too loud in front of the bandstand for the audience. There is an old trick I wit- nessed many years ago by Les McCann. If you want people to really ~ten to the music, you play soft- er, not louder. SID SOFFER· Las Vegas Haven't any of you Costa Mesans enjoyed a summer night under the.stars with beautiful music, champagne and hors d'oeuvres at the Hollywood Bowl? Why can't we have our own smaller version of that? We have an existing facility that can offer classical or pop music below annoying sound -levels to the immediate neigh-~ bor~. Come on -Costa Mesa prides itself on being a city"that supports the arts. Yet bow ma.ny. families can alf ord to attend events at the Orange County Pertonnmg Am Center1 Let's have our own Holly-_ wood Bowl but without the lon9-. drive and traffic. I am definitely . a supporter of bringing back music to the amphitheater. TIM CROMWEU ~ : Costa Mes& YOUR IEP.llSllTITIVES '. STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine, 92715, 833-0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th Oistri~ ·18952 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine, 92715, 863-7070. STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, S.n franci$co, 94105; (415) 904-5200. Regional office located in lo11Q leach. (310) 590-5071. OIHfGE COUNTY IOARD Of SWEIMSOIS Hel of Administration, 10 CIYk Cents Plaut Santa Me. 92701. Jim sHva, 2nd DiStrlct (Costa Mesa). 834-"20. fhOmM Wiison, 5th District (Newport lffch, s.nta Ana 1111-dliL &M-ISSO. I Mayor: Peter Buff a • , Council: Joe Erickson, Gary Mon;._..' ahan, Heather Somers and Li~ COwan. ·: -.. ... OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH -t Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 =: -,, Newport Blvd., 92663. 644-3309.• " ,, Mayor: ThOmas EdWards _ :! Coundl: ~n Hedges. Jan De~ :! Norma GloWr, Dennis O'Neii t .... John Noyes and Tom Thomson. -., ..... .. ..... " COAST COMMUNrTY COLUGE " . . Di5iiUCT ~ Dlitilct Offke: 1170 Adams Ave., ' Cmu Mesa, 92626, 432-5898. CMncellor: William M. Vega Board: Watter How114 ShefTY I.um. Paut Berger, Armendo RUfz and Jerry Pattenon. •• ~ .... ' • w'',~ ',, ... . .. • • . ... New rt/Costa ~so Doi Pilot . So1Vrd Air. I , ' I -C:- • 1'Bday' boat parade Jlr~mtses-ex~itement and funjor all ~ TODAY'S BOAT PARADE: · There is still time to get to the barboI beaches in Newport today to watch the 1998 venaon of the Old Glory Boat Parade, spon- so~ by the American Legion , POil 291 of Newport Harbor and the.American Legion Yacbt Club. Thi official procession starts at t p.tD. when the Orange County Sheriffs Department fire boat ptanps up a ,watery extravaganza wtth three stem nozzles. The 31st annual para:sie theme rs • Stars and Stripes4and Sports," and Paw Salata is the grand marshal. For $6 per person, you can enjoy a pancake breakfast at the Legion Hall and a one-hour har· bor tour on the Pavilion Queen. For more information contact the Post at 673-5070. HARBOR-MESA OFFICERS: The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa · Lions Club has selected Mari- ~e Capelle as president for 1998-99. Joining Capelle on the board are AJ'lene Schafer, imme- diate pa.st president; Ray Hun- ziker, vice president: Barbara Hayward, secretary; Ann McU - roy, treasurer, Lou RoUck, tail lWiste r; Darlene Shelley, lion ta.mer; Joan Parks, bulletin edi- tor: Vlrginla Buckles, MaurMn Coffey, Bernice Ellls, Marian Perrin, Sandi Scheafer, Glna Stabsbury, Carol Van Holt and Peat Wood, directors. The new officers were installed June 27 at a '50s theme party at the home of member Ann Mcllroy. I FISH FRY CLUB OFFlCERS: Ed Hodges is the 1998-99 president of the Costa Mesa-Newport Har- bor Lions Club, following an Call The Rabbitts ..• Then Relax! IW>bitt Insurance Agency AUl'O • HOMEOWNERS• HEAIJH 40 Years in Business ~ 4)/ ../ ,. , 631-7740 44l Old Newpon BM. • Newpon Belch a-"--Heopltol) LYLEEN & JEFF EWING SELLING YOUR OWN HOME? READ ON. installation ceremony conducted by outgoing District Gov. Mike Scheafer. Serving with Hodges will be BW Johnston. immediate past president; Roel Cunha uul Brett Smith, vice presidents; Bob Crogan, tail twister; W~ Rudolph, secretary; M.tke Potucek, treasurer; Joe Coo1\5, lion tamer; Brad Schwarz, bul- letin editor; Tom Rea, Brian Webb, s8m Karbal and Brad Humphries, directors. EXCHANGE ewe OFRCERS: COMMUNITY IND CLUIS de~ arms; RJchard Cooling, informa- tion officer; and Brett Beck, membership chair. CLUB NEWS: President Bob J essen of the Exchange Club of Orange Coast came home from the district convention held in Fresno with a pocket full of awards and many patches to put dance, be-st display and be£t club bulletin. President Jeff La Barthe of the Exchange C ub of New- port Harbor brought home the award for most outstanding clu~ in the district, along with recog- nitions for club bulletin, public relations program, Freedom Shrine dedications, an<\_patcbe for the talent search program, community service; youth ser- vice, American citizenship pro- grams, prevention of child abuse and membership growth. Mem- ber Price Shapiro presented, on behall of the Newport Beach ' Suru:i.se. Rotary Club, scholarship checks to Shauna Hodson, Billy Slmco, Jaclde Sch.art, Andrew Toth and Jessica·Skeber, all from Orange Coast College;' and Brian Saab, Pasadena City College. Members of the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club are mourning the death of 38-year member Robert W. Dar- nell, who passed away on Father's Day. Richard Freeman wa.S installed as 1998-99 president of the Exchange Club of Newport Har- bor at a black-tie banquet June 26 in the Riverboat Restautfmt. Serving with Free.man are Stephen Gilbert, president-elect; Thoqias Norton, vice president; Tuck Rabbitt, secretary; Richard Harris, treasurer; Jeff LaBa.rthe, immediate past president; Charles Anderson, Duncan Forgey, Craig Hearne, James Mahaffy, Dan1el Palmer and Richard Taylor Jr., directors. SUNRISE ROTARY OFFICERS: ·, on the banner. The honors include first-runner-ups in out- standing club, outstanding achievement, convention atten- WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS ... Kathryn Gayn- er, who joined the Newport Caroline Babott is the 1998-99 president of the Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club, following a ' June 26 installation. Serving with ' Babott are Gil Thweatt, presi- dent-elect; Susan Warwick, sec- retary; Erle Culson. treasurer; Bill Wengeler, membership development; Tom Blrscb, inter- national service; Syd Lucas, com- munity service; Bill Hodges, vocational service; WW Longyear, fellowship; Pete Bar- rett, publicity; Javier Davila, fine master; David Clarke, bulletin editor; Hyock Chung. sergeant at I I . f • and profitable stock ideas? TR\ HOT STOC I\ \E\\ "'.'. 1-900-945-8456 txt. 4977 . . . ,... It • t • l I • ~ f I • Poincs Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber for only iiii s499oo .. UPTO 3MOS . same as cash O.A.C. VINYL'* WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial & Resld6tt1lsl Sa/Bs & Service Full ltne of Wool, Woven Axm1nste; & Sisal Carpeting Available EA~~1904 H•~r Boul•v•rd •Coat• Men _..!.___I_ ~ H.E. Comer ot tt.rbor • 19th st .... t · ~ .. r22-9&42 • Uc# 649491 Mon-sat 1<>-6 Beach Sunnse Rotary Club. SEJMCE a.ua MUTINGS 11ttS COMl8G WUJC. Want to get more invotved in your community, make M!'N friends, fle'tWOrk or give something b3clt to your community? Try a setVtee dub! You are invited to attend a dub ~ting this c0ming week. Many d ubs will buy your first guest meal for you MONDAY, 6 pm .. Harbor Mesa Lions Club meets at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. , • l\JESl>AY. 7:30 a.m. Newport Beach Stmrise Rotary Club meets at·the Balboa Bay Club for dub Assembly led by Presi- dent caroline BabOtt. Noon: Costa Mesa Downtown l<iwanis Club meets at. the Costa Mesa {ommunity Center. ." 6:30 p .m . Costa MeQ·Newport Harbo< Lions Oub meets at Costa Mesa Golf I · Country Club for a busmess meeting. WEDNESDAY, 7:15 a.m. South Coast Metro Rotary dub meets at the Center Oub. Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club mttU at the Unmty Ath~tlC Oub Noon Exchange Club of Orange Coast mMts at the Bahia Connthlan Yacht - Club. Cosu Mesa Rotary Oub ~at ..,: Mesa Verde Country Oub 6 p.m. New • port-8alboa Aotary Club meets at the · Bahia CQrinthian Yacht Club. _ TNUltSDAY, 7:JO LnJ. COsta Mesa • Orange Coast Breakfast Uons Club • mests at Mimi's <;aft for a program by MjCT'lael J. W1ttkk. •How to put IRS on a diet.• Noon Kiwanis dub of Newport: Beach.Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Costa .• Mesa North Kiwanis Oub meets at the : Holiday Inn. Exchange Club of Newport• • Harbor meets at Riverboat Resta\.lrant • Newport-lrvfne Rotary Club meets aJ the Irvine ~mott Hotel. • COMMUNITY & a.uBS IS published ~ Saturday in th~ Daily Pilot FAX your serviee club's meeting information to 660-8667 or mail to 2082 S.E. Bristol St, Suite 5, Newport Beach, 92660 Health & Wellness Center MAsSAGE SWEDJSH SPORTS D EEP AROMATifERAPY BODY1RFA'IMENIS Complete Spa Including Sauna Opt.'117 d.aysa "t't'k • \1on. Fri. 9am-9pm, ~L-Sun .• 1~7pm Costa Mesa -Huntiruzton Beach 666 Baker. SUiU 101 17672 8-ch lltvd., Su1tn D & E (EMl ol BrilltOI. cloet' to ~ Coest Plaza) (9-:b ~ N-In La Pladta Plaza) . 949.668.9925 l 714.847.9936 AppraisaJ Credit Repon Admio fee Proce sing fee Underwriting fee Document fee Wire fee ~ n () ~~ SAV.E .UP TO $300 this V1eek only. Big Holiday Savings. Tax 5ervice fee Title Insurance Select an "assisted living residcnct" that has: • Qualified, EXpcricnced Caregivers • Clean Well-F.qui~ Homes In Safe Raidenbal Neighborhoods • Careful ~ion • Quality AilunDcc [?@ • Fri. July 3rd 1oam-&pm • Sat July 4th 1oam-3pm • Mqn 1 oam-&pm gg;· "Prestige•• .. Sililta F.e" -f.a. Pc. $121 fll f.a. Pc. Sl14 .... 2Pc.ilt-'$314 lill 3,c.111 SSM .. Firm" ..Nantucket'' -b. Pt--·-·:..$184 Fil b. rc. ___ $244 ..... z Pc. set ___ $494 ' -3 ,c. set.. . -.... $744 • ; Saturday, July 4, 1'998 ll ol the best in women's summer swiniwear is redliced 25% to 50% at MKP Fourth ot Jul}' sa.ie, through Sunday. Swim suit8 ' · ••• , llYS were ~ced between S18 to • $290, arid are now pf1Ced from 513.50 to ~17.50. Maqr's iS at fashion Island m Newport Beach, 6nd in Costa Mesa at South Coast Plaza and Crystal Court. 8ameys New Yo1'k: (434~7400) is having a summer sale on mer- dvmdise throughout the ~ore markSd down 30% to 60% off. 1be sale merchandise tncludes . ladies' and infm's fine clothing, shoes and accessories, an4 A from the Barneys home depart~ ment. Also, if you open a !Jar. neys New York credit card, and use it on the same day, you'll save 10% on your purchases. One of my favorite shops, fhe Lacoste Bouttque, (641 • 1730) is having a 30% off sale on select ladies', men's and child.ten's merchandise from its spring and summer collections. Included in the sale are fashion Polos, women's Bolo dresses, jackets and dress shirts. Mostly everything lb.at is not a "Lacoste basic" is on sale. The Lacoste Boutique is at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Calvfu l<1ein store. ~ Kid Cllts (424-6350) has a morning special on $10 hair- cuts if you come in before 2 p.m . Also the salon offers more than haircuts, including ear piercing, Oat tops, bea:rt braids, crown braids and conditioners for chlorine damaged hair. There also is a moms' -comer where moms get free child c;are while they get a haircut. Kid ·Cuts is ~t 3930 S. Bristol St., across from South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Tilly's Clotbing ,; Shoes, (979-8853) a teenage favorite, is having a sale on Levi's through / Stmday. The Levi's on sale include 501, sh.rlnk to fit bard denim jeans at $27 .99 (regular price $31.99), all orange-tab jeans at $25.99 (regular prtce $37.99), and all silver-tab jeans at $35.99 {regular price $49.99). SuJka (424-0800), a New York-based men's luxury clothier is having a sale on merchandise, marked down up to 50%. Includ- ed in the sale are dress shirts, ties, casual outerwear, suits, a half d~ styles of shoes, linen trousers, cords and short and long sleeve knit shirts. The Sulka company is nearly 100 years old, and all of the clothing is hand· made in Italy. It's on the second level of South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, across from the • SiX-pair limit per customer. 1\lly's is at the Metro Pointe Shopping Center in Costa Mesa. Refinishing & Repair of: l'or«:l:iln, cuk~rtd marble.JI~ It rnort . • BEST BUYS appears every Thu~ and Saturday. If you know of a g buy, call me at 540-1224; fax me at 646-4170; or write to me: BEST BUYS, 330 W. Bay St., Cosst Mesa, 92627. • ' 900119 •nd private T_. Cb1 clUI· TODAY ,. es for women will be presented at Hsing Chen School, 151 Kalmus Drive, #M-7B, Costa Mesa. Admission, date and time to be announced. Interested individu-· als ate urged to find out more. For more informatiol)., call 437-1274. ~e Ne.wp~n Beach Public Library· will present Totally Teen Reading Extreme,· a summer . reading program for seventh- through 12th-graders, thro~ugh , . Aug. 20 at the library, 1000 A: - cado Ave. For more in!orm9t n, call.717-3870. / Michael Harms,· a Corona del Mar attpmey and CPA, will pre- sent a free, one-hour consultation on living trust's at your home or his office, 2660 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more infor- mation, call 644-5801. The Cerebral Palsy Fo1UldaUon will start a new chapt,er in the area. The foundation will offer financial and emotional support, along with many other free ser- vices, to families in the area who have children affected by cere- bral palsr. For more i.nf ormation, call (800) 967-3341. · Youths age 7-12 can enroll in MONDAY either "Science Camp " or EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Complete Bath RemodelJng rer .. • Surft>Oards • Wetsuits • Tennis • Golf • & roore 949-263-0779 SHOWROOM/NB 548-0660 SPORTS CONSIGNMENT 670 West 17th Street Costa Mesa LLOYD•!i garden shop 10°/o -70°/o OFF ~~4. ~ & La#U/4~ eo.. 1.e. We are Moving our Landscape & Maintenance Co near the John Wayne Airport. Our phone number will remain the same 714/646-7 441 •Selected ·2411 Box Trees & 15 Gal. Shrubs • All Christmas Decorations • Selected Shrubs • Sefected Trees • All Used Railroad Ties 700/o OFF . )/_ •All 15 Gal Shrubs and Trees ~O • Selected Vines • All Irrigation • Selected Pots • All Box Palm Trees OFF · • Now All Box Shade Trees• All Wicker Baskets _____ .... __ • Selected Shrubs •All Books • All Cactus -...-- • All Pottery • All Roses •All Tools • All Garden Lite Fixtures • All Garden Gloves • All Pesticides • All Citrus Trees ___ .._ _____ • All 1 Gal & 5 Gal Shrubs • All Bedding Plants • All House Plants • All Hanging Baskets • All Planting Mulches •All Fertilizers • All Rolls of SOd In stock • Freatt Sod and ~ Plants wlll antve every 2 to 4 clap throughQut the movtne ... I .. • • • Newport/Costa M.aso Daily PitOt Balance Retralnl;ng/Fall Pre· vention classes for seniors will be presented at 2:30 to 3:30 • Readers may choose betwee groups that meet at 9:30 a.m. and-, at 7 P . .m. in the Newport Beadl Centr~ .J..ibra.ry, 1000 ,..Avocad • ".Exploration <;, p • at the p.nt. Tuesdays and Thursdays Launch Pad, tl <1 floor, Crystal from July 7-30 at O~IS Senior Court at Sou~' oast Plaza, 3333 Center, 800 Marg;uerite Ave., Bear St, Co41 Mesa. "Sdence Corona del Mar. Admission is Camp" and xploration Camp" $125. For more information, c8U . will be hel from 9 a.m. to 2:30 (949} 644-3244. p .m. wef";tdays on aUernating WEDNESDAV Ave., to d}.scuss "Hotel du Lac• 'h~ Anita Brookner. Everyone is ;we'i· come. For more information, (949) 717-3890. ~· 1be Networke~ wW m"9 fro ... 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Cos~ Mesa Golf & Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Admission lit weeks J• fough Aug. 28 at the 1\1 Launch Pad. Optional extended $12 (includes lunch)~ For IIlQfe . inforrilttion, call 885-9093. 111 days ... ·f.hieb in.elude a snack and mO'fl /'last until 5 p.m. Admission 'Valerie. Hunt. . Ed.D, sclenUst, is .' ).10 for members, $130 for clinician, philosopher and mystic, n' Ainembers; extended day is will present Curb Aging' Con- c1,I50 for members, $170 for non-.sctously at the fuside Eclge, a members. For more infonnatil>n, · breakf~st forum, from 6:30 to 8:30 Hatr·Bi'aldlng Made Easy w.t11 be· presented from 6 :30 to 8:30 }>.m. · ·at Corona del Mat's OASIS Cen-" . ter, 800 Marguerite Aye., Corona ·del Mar. Registration} is $14 for Newport Beach residents and $19 for nonresidents. Register at Newport Beach Conununity Ser- vices, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information, call (949) 64.4- 3151. call 546-2061. · a.m. at The 1\vin Pahns Restau- . .~ rant, 630 Newport Center Drive, An interactiv~ magic sbow, A Newport Beach. Admission is $20 Magical Journey, will be present-for . first time guests; others are .ed for school-age children at $35. For more information, call 10:30 a.m. in the Newport Beach 460-4242. Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avoca<;lo Ave. Admis- sion is free. For more information, call 717-3801. The Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave., M'ill present storytime from 7 to 7:30 Monday eve~gs through July 27 at the library. Admission is free. For more infor- matiQn, call (949) 646-8845. Low-income familles from Bal- boa, Corona del Mar and New- port Beach may pjck VP free USDA surplus food from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Wesf Newport Beach CommUnity Center, 883 W. 15th St., Newport Beach. The distribu- tion takes place the second Wednesday of each month. For more information, call 631-2177. WrtUng for Magazines II wlll be presented on four consecutive Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m, starting tonight at OAsis Gen- ter, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is $63 for Newport Beach residents and. $68 for nonresidents. Register at' . Newport Be~cb Community Ser- vices, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information, call (949) 644- How CAN· WE SucH Low PRicFS? The answer is really very simple~ At Fletcher Jones Motorcars, we service more Mercedes than any other dealership in the nation .. .• That's because we provide service you won't find anywhere else. And we -monitor rices to make sure we stay competitive. Over the last six years, we have had more than 278,000 . .. service appointments. That service volume covers a lot of overhead. So when you negotiate each purchase or lease .,# agre~ment, we can be very accommodating. --~:e:::-• Sports Edik>{ Roger Carlson • 949-5~44223 • . .... ) ,. . Back m the driver's-'s0at •Newport's CIF Division I-AA volleyball title victory over Mira Costa put Sailors back in control. . A CJP Southern Section Division I-AA championship trophy and all the trimmings were more than enough reward for the Newport· liarbor High girls"loUeyball team after its 15-5, 15·12, 11-15, 15-7 finals triumph over Mira Costa Nov. 22 at Long Beach State. But, in a broader context, the title helped even the balance of girls volMyball power within the Southern Section between the South Bay and the Back Bay. Combined with the Ill-AA crown won by Corona del Mar one day befoi:e, Newport's conquest brought the total of section championships won by Back Bay-based programs to 11. Newport owns four of those and CdM six more, with Newport Christian's 1963 small-schools cro~ rounding out the total. By avenging a previous defeat to Mira Costa in a best-of-five match at the Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions, Coach Dan Glenn's Tars also denied Coach DaeLea Aldrich's Mustangs their 10th section title. Torrance and Bishop Montgomery also have section crowns to bring the South aay's ClF hardware haul to 11 championship plaques. Now, having lost only two role-playing seniors to graduation, Newport app;ears loaded for a run at the 1998 crown, not to mention a crack at the CIF State Division I it was denied last fall when it dropped a five-game quarterfinal marathon to Marina in the state quarterfinals. Before one looks ahead to next year, however, last year's championship season bears revisiting, as Glenn's tall and talented troops proved they had what it took to add to the Tars' proud tradition. The Sailors appeared to rebound well from some unexpected preseason · · · personnel losses, as !pey cruised into the Sea View League sedson as the favorite and proceeded to run the table for their fifth straight league crown. The playoffs opened with the No. 2-seeded Tars trouncing Upland, 15-7, 15-5, 15-1, then. burying Ayala, 15-1, 15-2, 15-2. SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 84 DON LEACH DALY PIDT The ultimate moment of biumph with the CU: championship in band.: -UST FOR STARTERS Youth fuels continued success of Newport. Harbor girls programs, including CIF volleyball title and Sea View water polo crown. • 1. Volle~ll wins OF Division I-AA Sea View League championships. • 2. Water polo w~ns Sea View League, reaches. CIF semifinals. • 3. Jennifer Carey is OF Division I Co-MVP. Sea View MVP 1n volleyball. • 4. Alden Moore is Sea View MVP. All-OF in water polo, and School's Female Athlete of the Year. + S. A.Pril Ross collects multiple honors in vOtleyball. basketball7'"" track and field. • 6. T4!nnis team advances to CIF Division I semifinals. + 7. Alicia MCFall wins league cross country crown. • 8. Amber Steen wins 1.600 Sea View track and field finals • 9. Kaleoa Jackson is Newport-Mesa Co-Player oft Year in basketball. + 10. Audra Adams and Kristen case are runners.-up in Sea View doubles. port-Mesa Dream Team. Cro country and track arui field were both Sea View run- ners-up, while the tenrus team finished third m the rugged Sea View circuit. before becoming one of the league's three CIF DiVls1on I semifinalists. Volleyball head man Dan Glenn capped hie; 12th season at the h~lm by sharing Southern Section Division I Coach of t1i Year honon., while Fletcher Olson was muned girls athletic director. Here' a sport-by-sport retro.. pective: • Volleyball: The Tars w unbeaten in 10 See View matcllm to earn their fifth straight leeg9 tiUe, then rolled through c;z Southern Section Division J. playoff foes Upland, Ayala t;aguna Beach (All weeps}, eern a rematch with top-·seitMlild Mira Costa for the section ao Coach Den Gtenn•s ~m!iiim;; seeded SaiJon th n avenge<CI belt:.of ·ftve tournament 1<>11 the M~ wUb a 15-5, 15· 11·15, 15-7 UUe-matcb biumM LOng Beech Ste_te for tbe.ICbC>dll foultb• wtloil crown. the thll uDMr Gli!Jrm's guidance. JliDntfer cmey, tb8 team's foot Wteran ...... tnggered a and explolive attack. that .. ~~~-~"':w. 11M11v1111m11 Roa was fmt·team -All· Md flrs\-teun All·SM wtaue -... beck-row ...... Welllwl~-blomlM' Kathy Law ... -..... ~ • r ,.l ' . . .. • , • .., I ..... . ~ewport Beoch/Gosto Mesa Daily Pilot \l{ilh the growth of mega-linen., many · ships now limu the number of ports Lhey ' ~,iit. The ship ll~lf 1s the destination. Typica.Uy, a seven-day crui!>C will visit Only three pons and have three full day" llt sea to enjoy the i.hip. • However. many traveler.. still want to visit as many different poni. as poi..~iblc. eruise Holiday'> of Newport Beach ha..<1 assembled a group of onboard Celebrity Cruise Line.' ship. The Galaxy. vibiling ~ix pon'> in i.even days. She will sail from San Juan, Pueno Rico on Saturday. Nov. 28. She then spend~ full days on Catalina Island, Barbados. Martinique, Antigua and St. lllomas, finishing the following Saturday in San Juan. Only one day i'l \pent fully at sea, traveling from Catalina to Barbados. sa~ges ~th~~or1111111a0pe~nBlorl"i~~ ave lo~~ paYlllg rs· resting on a bed of sauteed Maw fo r a •Haute Dawg.• is the same onions, marinated cabbage, Grey reason why bttymg a boat or Poupon and a smattering of red joining a yacht dub can be so me.rtnara sauce! tinanoally ridiculous. These babies are bought from During World War n, G.l.s a gourmand n4Illed "Miles • at would roam the European war bis bay front bistro in a town theater armed with a rifle, where such things a.re COl)Sid-• rations, helmet, a couf:>le of ered sheik. ~1 chocolate bars, a pair of nylons " Celebriry Cruise Lines has an outstanding reputation with cruiser.. All five of their hips are vinually at the top or the rating List in the Berlitz Guide to Cruising. The menu has been designed by renowned French chef Michel Roux • and fearures :m array of light, fresh cuisine. Celebrity's floorshow. are alc;o some of the finest at sea. The price is also outstanding. Cnuse Hqlidays has arranged special group prices of $852 per person for inside cabins and $952 for ocean view staterooms, ba..'ied on double occupancy. These prices include aJI port fees and taxes. Very affordable air fare to San Juan can also be arranged. They will even supply a bottle of wine for each cabin. ct~iy,ttirf were 8tlfj.l! tJiey'd even nave s1ip .. ~ ....... - They would actually give this stuff away to locals because these Uu.ngs didn't cost much. Can you lmagme giving a slip away1 Slips in Newport Harbor are frightfully expensive. Slips along Balboa are running $18.50 -$22 per-foot, PCH $13 -$1 8; Udo •• 1 Aller a full day on the tropical beache~. passengen. return to their , stateroom for a \hower a'l<l a re.,t. For more information, coll Cmise Holidays at (949) 260.()776. Cruise Holidays offers a variety of port stops aboard Celebrity Cruise Unes TRAVEL PAGES EVERY SATURDAY INTHE CALL TODAY 641-4)11 LDML FUN ~ LOCAL Saturday. July 4, 1998 Your Favorite Cruise per Cabin MU\I hi b1w1l.t·d p11or to H lt 9H. II ,1\l·I h' 12 .~I 'IS The client comes first at Newport Mesa ·Travel Since 1989, Newport Me.~a Travel bas been servicmg clients with knowledgeable. experienced travel counc;elors. All senior agents have been m the travel industry for a minimum of five yea~. Staff are regularly sent to rraining workshops and seminars to . keep skills current and be informed aboul the latest industry ~hanges. At Newport Mesa Travel, lhc chent aJway come~ first, and the agents are committed to ~archmg for the be't travel price" and wiJJ upgrade .,.. hcnevcr pos iblc. For all your trawl needs. c:ontut 1 Newport Mesa Travel at 204) Wes/cliff Drfre, Suite 110, Newport Beoc II . Business hour.~ are Mo11duy through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Sat 10-2 For reservation.\ and tirketrng. Cull (949) 650-R818. PS•ART from zoo camps ~o basketball, kidstuff cit OCC this summer _ From College for Kids to zoo rctmps, sea adventures an d sports, Orange Coast College (OCC) has a wonderful roster of age- !l'propriate programs to keep y9ungsters busy all summer long. for registration Information and release forms, call (714) 432·5880, PteSS 1. ! College for Kid~ • Fun with Mu5ic for Children C,.ades three and up from July 13 ~31. Cost S49. ·.Workshops with Cheryl Pickrel Cncludes Creative Writing and Study Skills for Success. Offered to ages 11 -14 from July 7 -2..J. Cost: s.so. • -Color & Texture in Comm11nicatio11 & Art Grades three -five using a variety Of media. Offered from A1.1gust 3 • 7 .. Cost: 9 plus S material fee at Class. •Zoo Camps Age appropriate zoo camps, coordlnated by the Santa Ana Zoo education staff. Bus departs OCC Theatre Circle for the Santa An a Zoo at Prentice Park. /mlior Zoo Camp Ages 6-7, with Sessio n B from August 3 -7. Cost: S89 includes round-trip, chaperoned bus transportation from OCC to the zoo, T-shlit, notebook and a dally nutritious snack. Zoo Camp n• Ages 8-12, from August 3 -7. Cost: $155 with one day at San Diego Wild Animal Park. Animal 1taini11g it1 Zoos• Ages 12-15, from August 3 -7. Hands-on experience. Cost: SI 15 with one day at the San Diego Zoo or San Diego Wild Animal Park. •Tuition for Zoo Camp n and ~CE)~ ~~[1[!; gj .. ro~ e;~ : ~ SUMMEg CAMr • • 12 1-wook Neelon& (M F) FULL DAY OR HALF DAY. , : 5TART5 JUNE 15. Thrco lnetnictore for every 10 ettidente.Stt.u:lente •ro pl•ced In erou,,_ •ccordlne to •ee •nd •t:rlllty. /\ny "eo. Every APlllty. &urft1oarde •nd Weteulte tnctu.i&ll. . : .flWAlE LE500tf rgoGgAM • • 5 l·hour leeeone f1!SO tnclde: 5urfW•rd, WC't6ult & : co•ch pniatlce ee.elone. . .. UEARN TO SURF IN COSTA RICA • I Week Tour. 1 l"\1ce tncl'9: •1rf11re, accommod•tlone. meai.. eround ir.ne. eurf'bo.rd• & leHOne. ~In• 0.C. '98·~f"'l1 '99, 0 . . 0 . .. ' . ... . . . ' t , • .. -... Animal Training In Zoos Camp programs Include daily, round- trip, chaperoned ous transportation Crom OCC to the Santa An a Zoo, T-shirt, notebook, field trlp and lab materials. Students bring a sack lunch and beverage each day. lnformatton packets will be malled one week prior to the start of camps. Pre- registration Is required. • Sea Adventure Coordinated by the Orange County Marine Institute, Dana Point. Bus depart) OCC Theatre Circle for Dana Point. Sea Advtt11'11re Camp Age~ 7-9 will explore the ocean environment, including two voyages aboard the Marine Institutes floating lab RIV Sea Explorer. Runs July 27 -31. Cost: $199. U11dnwattr Visions Ages 10-13 will see the • underwater environment In a new. light. Includes a cruise aboard the Marine lnstltute's floallng lab RIV Sea Explorer. Runs July 27 . 31. .c ost: $199. • Sports Activities Pirate Baseball Camp Ages 5-12 will learn proper mechanics at OCC Baseball Field. Led by OCC head baseball coach Jim Altobelli and staff. July 13 - 17 and July 20 -24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost: S89. BtHketball Camp for Bors Ages 8· 12. Led by OCC head basketball coach :nm O'Brien and staff. July 13-17 and July 20..24. Cost: S89. Summer Swim Ltssons Swimmers' height must be a minimum of 42 inches to the· chin. Reglstratlon continue through the summer at OCC pool Introduction to Computers at you need to know to start right ... Windows 95 • Word Processing • Internet In 4 two hour, once a wee k classes • Small class size -5 students mH . • Day & Evenln1 classes to choose from • Step-by-step ca.a -.otes to take home • S99 -Visa, MC, AMEX, Discover Call Mark at Newport PC Tn1inin1(949)86J..1600 3740 Campus Or. Ste. A, Newport Beach Summer: •J DISCOVERY from 9:30 a.m. to'4:30 p.m., located by the gym parking lot. American Red Cross programs and certifi~ instrudors. Ses~ions run Mon. -Fri., July 13 -24 and July 27 -August 7; or Mon., Wed .. and f'rl., from July 13 -August 7. Cost: one session: S42; two sesslom, S82. • Sports Camps For boys and girls, ages 5-12. Trained camp counselors wilJ provide weekly themes, organiz~ ~amcs, contc'lts with prizes plus great ~port~. Visit~ from Olympic athletes! Four day sessions begin July 6 and run through August 7 Call for !IChedule and fees. Montessori 1farbor-MtsaS Summer ~ fall Enrollment Pill SCJfOOl. &. EUMlNTARY Ages 21/2 to 12 Yurs lXCllllNCl rN E.DltCATION bQl>lbhed 1970 • Moatts1oft c.rlathm • Wld &. GyanlSdc • ~rformlns Am • l'bOM'Ck lleMllfts rrosra- • Musk• forelp ~ • Ctelitft Alt • Open Ye.v lowd • ~ SdaKe • Jllll httftdM D.ty c:.are PRE SCHOOl ELEMENt 1701 West Boker St. 3025 Deodor Ave Cosio Mesa Costo Mesa 714 549-3803 .. • • bKdc;y, My 4, 1998 e ~NEW Pe RT~ C8NTINUB>-fROM.B1~_,,, _wens also repreaentod the Tcll5 iI(.the Orange County All-Stat qtch. . : The Tars swept ML Canne1 m the first round ot the state play- otts, but ten to visiting Marina, 9- 15, 15-11, lS-6. 10-15, 16-14, lll a t..o-Dl.Ulute qua.rtesfida1 marathon before a packed bo~ of around 1;400 to bniSh 21-3. + Water polo: 1be Sailors rocked tbe Orange Coun~ power struc- ture' .air seti<>n en .route to a momentous 20-7 c.ampa.tgo for GQ.-Coaches BW Barnett and Bn- ~ 1<Jeutz:x,amp. . An.8-4 Sed View League upset · .over Irvine, ranked No. 2 m Ordllge County at the tlJJ'le. pcived the way for the program's fmt Sea ViF-w l.edgue chdmp1onsrup ond a 5-0 ledgue record. ... • . . I 77'2 Ranked No 6 Ill the find.I coun- tt_ poU. the Tars continued to <rtu.mp the hdlldic:csppers 1.0 the fi<.>stsedson. Newport hdpdJed r dllyon. 11·1. m the flI'it round of th~ D1Vl.!>10n I pldyoff~. then top- pl~d f()urth·seeded Los Alanutos. 4 -1 Ill d dromdtlc quarterfinal clash The Grilf111s hdd been ranked No 2 m the find! county poll. but reu VJctun the defe~we nJ,1.nded Sdl!ors Among the highlights of Newport Harbor Hlgb's girls' athJetic season were championship runs by the volleyball and water polo teams~ Among a bevy of individual. standouts we11 April Ross, seen blocking a shot attempt; softball pitcher Bonnie KJ.nsey: tennis standout ~ca Nelson and the swift Amber Steen In the 1,600-meter run. The stnng of upsets ended Ill th~ senuhncili, however, as top- '>ePded Long Bedch Wilson f!dme<l dn 8-4 Wl!I !\.foore fuushed with d team- le:.idmg 69 gOdls en route to UC Scsnld Barbdra dnd was a hrst- tP<lm AlJ-CIF tho1ce Kyndra Cox, who'>e Pmer- gence dS d two-meter SC"orer WdS at~ b;. 8d1Tlett d key to the late- sed50n surg£> ~ed 13 godl'> to f•dm secrmd-tedm All-CIF and f.J~l-tedm dll·leaguP laurels Jocelvn t-..1dndenno who uJso srored 31 gOdls, WdS thlrd-team All-CIF dnd second-teom all- l~d9.Ue whIJe seruor Autumn Mtl· liken f2'j gOctlsJ Wd'> d !>econd- tedJTl oll-league pick • Cross country Despite a mod- PSt 2-3 record in S~d View dual meets, COdch Enc Twe1t's squad put ll dU together di Jedgue finals to top the tedm stdndmgs AJJ.c1d McFdll hmshed first 1ndiV1duaUy dt ledgue finals (17:24), while Amber Steen U7:48) was t.lurd dnd sophomore Carrie Foss (18 14) 10th. Seruor Janue Swarberg (19.00) and Junior Molli Mellum (19 21) .MK> scored for the Tars, who had Jlt,settle for a second-place be Ill 1= combined tedm points stand-and Enca Nelson teamed to finish (based on duaJ meets and ) fourth rn the Sea View doubles ~cFall Steen and Foss were a tournament, while sophomore 2111bf1c tn~ throughout the post· Chelsea Godb~y. 1uruor Erika Jl:Dson, leadmg the Tars to a j Palm and sophomore Amanda tf99rth·pldce showing· at the CIF Collopy were consistent contnbu- :.Uthem Section D1v1s1on III tors all year. • :US and a seventh-place effort ~Track and ~~Id. The Satlots fin- Zfhe D1VIs1on IIJ state finals. ished 4-1 in Sea View League ~cFall wds sucth at the section dual meets and wound up second ~ls, clocking a 19:05 tJme aftei league finals. as several indi- :iii7ttched by seventh-place ftrush-viducils posted banner seasons. &5teen Amber Steen Cdme from :foss puced the Sat.Iors Wlth a behlnd to claun tlie Sea View gold ~-place effort dl the state meet medal in the 1,600 meters (5:09.0), ... Fresno {19·08). where McFall, whIJe Apnl Ross garnered three of ~g at less than 100"1 ... was the team's five mdJVIdual silver '%Xst rn 19·26 medals against Sea View roes. freshman Lynn Rinek wa.s the I Ross was second m the long ~-fastest Harbor runner dl the 1 ,..amp. (16·1 l l/2J, rugh Jwnp (5-2) ...ction finals and had the fourth-ond tnple JWDP (35-10 3/4), while :Gt time among her tPammates A.l!oa McFall (11.07 m the 3,200) lZ,l;04) at state hnaJs • and Leah Zaby (12 62 in the 100) emus. Residing in the toughest were also runners-up. ;mis tenrus neighborhood in the Zaby also anchored the third· ~them Section -the Sea View place 400 relay quartet that J,.eague -Coach Pletcher Olson's mcluded Jennine Siebert, Katie $Wors took few Jumps from Kent and Amanda Kent (50.3J. earns other than Corona de! Mar Steen ~as fo~ at the ~utb- Woodbridge. em Section D1VJs1on II fmals A ..... ,p of losses to both lea ~5:06.19), whe~e R<?Ss was fourth _ .,...... gue m both the high Jump and the .cwals releg~ted the Tars to third triple Jump and McFall was sev-~ce (6·4 111 league), but th~y enth in the 3.200. :D4de good on their No. 4 s~~ m Ross Jost in a jump-off for the "the CIF Southern Section DiV1S1on final Masters Meet quallf ying ,:playoffs by advancing to the berth (top nine), but advanced to ~~tseason run mcluded the Mas~ers .with a personal· alk-throughs against Valley record ~ple Jump of 37-2 1/2, ~w 18-0 Rancho Cucamonga rune rnc es beyond her previous .:i~.· and ' Redlands, 15-3, but best. . ~swept all nine smgles sets to Steen brushed seventh at Mas- ,.Drd a 13-5 semllinal victory ters m the 1,600 m ~;13.6~. ~ finalize Newport's record a + Basketball~ Playing without a "17-7. senior and with only one retum- :J'be sophomore doubles duo of ing starter. the Sdilors added ~a Adams and Krtsten Case experience and competed Wu upset ln the league doubles valiantly under first-year heed :1tJJ,al by Woodbndge's Adriana man Ryan Bettencourt. !f1pcldcko and Danielle Hustedt, But an 8-18 record, 3-7 ln ~; 6--2. league, wasn't good enough to • Sailor seniors Brooke Taylor extend the program's sueak of making the CIF playoffs to an league choices, while Jennifer eighth straight season. · Orr received honorable mention.; Kalena Jackson, an All-Pacific + Softball: The only member or Coast League performer as a the Sea View League not ranked freshman at Costa Mesa. High, in the Orange County top 10. the averaged 12.l points to lead all Sailors' record did little justice to Newport-Mesa District scorers in the. conbnued progress the pro-her first season at Harbor. · She shared District Player or gram made under first.year coach the Year honors with former Mesa Frank Talley. teammate Julie Coll ett and was a Newport was 6-5 against non- hrst-team All-Sea View selection. league competition, but finished April Ross . continued to 2-8 in the Sea View, with both unprove by leaps and bounds in wins coming via forteit over Coro· only her second season in the na del Mar, whtch·did not field a sport, en route to all-district and varsity team. first-team all-league recognition. ( . Kyle McNichols, who lut .201 She averaged 8.3 points andt with seven stolen bases, was the about as many rebounds, though team MVP and was joined on the offic:i.aJ rebounding numbers were All-Newport-Mesa Dream Team no.t kept by the Sailors' staff. by five tedJ1lJllales. . Juruors Kristen Urban and Sophomore shortstop Knsten Alyssa Paul received honorable Smith was the lone all-league mention in all-league voting. representabve, earrung second-+ Field hockey: Coach Sharon team laurels. She rut .301 with Wolfe guided her self-proclaimed two homers _and 13 RBI and was •crucks with sticks• to the semifi-also all-district. nals of the season-ending Tourna- ment of Champions, the champi- onship event for this non-CIP- sanctioned sport. But despite dominating unbeaten Bonita for all of regula- tion and overtime, the Sailors fell in extra penalty strokes, 1-0. to the Bearcats. Senlor right wing Kyle McNi- chols and senior sweeper Shan- non Javelli were first-team All- Sunset League picks, while seruors Katie Bou.rgeois, Katie Kent and Kerstin Manderson were named to the second team as the Sailors finished 7·5-4. Soccer: Junior sweepet Brooke Fla.mson and junior goalkeeper Jordan Freclrtk.sen each repeated as flfSt-team .All-Sea View ~ formers to help lead the team to a 7-9-' record, 3-5-2 in league. Jumors Janelle Doyle and Cary Morrell were second-team all- VOLLEYBALL CONTINUED FROM 11 Additional all-district picks were: Sophomore center fielder April Carroll t .308 with nine RBI), junior utility player Kristen Urban (.280 with eight RBI, as well as one win and three saves in the pitching circle); freshman catcher Lisa Huntington (.245, one homer and 10 RBI); and Junior infielder Shawn Talley (.211 and pertect on ) 1 stolen-base attempts). + Swh:nming: Sophomore Amy Murphy and • freshman Jenn.iler Arrow support the case for future optimism for Coach Todd Kolber, as they both reached the CIF Southern Section DiVlS1on I con- solation finals. Murphy finished 12th in the 100-and 200-yard freestyle events, posting personal-record times of 54 .30 and 1 :55.65, respectively, while Arrow was 14th in the 100 breaststroke in 1:09.2. At league finals, Murphy was • to frgure in the monthly maintenance such as: bottom cleaning; bottom paint: corrosion; Iha.ft packiilg; fuel' oU; insurance; deaning; waxing: continuOUJ [epa.in .and def.&Ailely don't forpt the. dock 5pace. director of the Shark Island Yacht Club. report as soon a.1 it is announced. "Boats played a big part in our history The Coney Jsl4nd legends will be =-:is> lines and sovcral w re forC'ed to ~ge careen. ow, with th mlUennlum and money .at ~d, the boat .ales ~u1t!'Y. Lt tel'f J)«kV: • ·'"-'-~~ ~·-national sales average of n w is 1tronger than lt'1 been llnce 1983 broken are lo\ting every t«Ond of "!8:1:, ~etionary dollars out ~ ,-..,.,,.. .... buying • new boelt don't forget • On yacht club, the ·shark Island Yacht Club" looated at the base of the Balboo lsland B1'kl9e et 1099 Bayside Drive, ii relebra~~~ g{ JYJyJ,D • ._ nostalgic aoo tnexperwve manner, tiY gtvmg away New York €~ Wend Red Hott. All are invited, even non-memben. •we.·re~our.,....._ud enth\llUmn far our ClOUlllly'a II..,. heritage,. SUMll Nellr'.... the . and what better way to show our love of served frOm 11 :30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Relu on country than eating a truly American the deck, listen to some greet music and <lnNldon (the hot clog) whUe liltemng to brtfll IWMJeert. Jlmmy Buffett and tunning yoUnelf on •The Cout CadilJac/North 5a.ill Race the deck overloc>klng the greatest harbor Week wh held lune 25-.28 and Newport on earth." M1lon fared very well. The dub will be serving rr.. Coney Tom SchOck toOI[ a fifth in the ClaM A =d~~~~::-~At!::f<t-~~~\~~,!~~:t::M-- mUlic on the deck, ,_~ti. Dmd~ (9J8'rd•) brOugtit home a fun, pe:Opae, fam•Hel Md wttbaut lbe brime In a. C. npeme al GMY PoqDail. In a.. D, Nnport WU MnMtlonal , I'm iDfOnmd' .... dab. le ebaul'io wtlla Dmd Ullllia ca-Jboe Yec:bt <lub) Nll'GmDl-••"gWtcww~ ~._gclliiNaYteCamDbell .... ftdlft ..S C'C lcs e ctl• Id fNl•.-lllibct Yadit 0..j ibe ....... MARC MARTIN I OAllY Pl.GT fourth m the 100 free (54.83) and fifth in the 200 tree (1:59.98). She also anchored the 200 free relar quartet that posted a CIF-qualify· ing time of 1:59.75. Arrow, on the aforementioned relay, al.ong with Erin Ball and JeMa Barto, was fourth in the 100 breaststroke (1 :09.69)-at league finals. Barto was eighth in the 100 butterfly (1:03.61), while Jocelyn Manderino was eighth in the 50 free (26.69) Murphy, Manderino, Ball and Barto combined to finish third in league in the 400 free relay. The team finished 2-3 in le.ague dual meets and fifth in the overall league standings. + Badminton: Senior Heidi Euners and Brooke Flamson were the most CODSlSlenl female con- tributors to Coach Tom Pestolesi's co-ed squad, which finished its free-lance schedule at 3-8. • .. . .. . . . . ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot •Newport Beach resident ls king of the hill, but he'll . ~ try a~ain to preak, iO pimutes today on the ~ay ~o the top of Pike.s Peak. ... • R10iARD DuNN MANITOU SPRINGS, Cqlo. - Attempting to t;>reak the 10- )ninute barrier 'and retain his ·"King of the Hill• status, Rod Millen of Newport Beach hopes to be firing on all cylinCiers today in ,the 16th annual Pikes Peak Inter- national Hill Climb. Millen, a six-ti.me Pikes Peak winner who bolds course record • of 10:04.06 (set in 1994), needs the Rocky Mountain weather to coop- -erate if he plans on finishing the demanding bill climb in under 10 minures, an escalation that includes speeding up the 14,110· foot mountain (12.4? miles) with 156 turns, some of which are so nasty, they have names. "Ragged Edge,• "Bottomless Pit" and "Blue Sky• are a few. The road to the top of Pikes Peak is made up of loose dirt and gravel, and has no guard rails. "The road conditions are typi- cally best when all the other race TENNIS UnSeeded :namions . . ·victorious • Adams Family cruises into finals before Damions post 6-4, 7-6 win in final. LA JOLLA -The mother- daughter doubles team of Costa Mesa residents Dorsey and Audra Adams reached the finals of the 82nd annual La Jolla Ten- nis Championships on Thursday at the La Jolla Tennis Club, defeating Marianne Mitchum (mother) and Beth Thompson of Arizona in the semifinals, 6-0, 6- 2. Friday, however, their No. 1- seeded reputation ran into a roadblock in the form of Newport Beach's Pat Damion (mother) and Corona del Mar High freshman- to-be Leslie Damion, an unseed- ed team which swept to a 6-4, 7- 6 victoJY. . In' the father-daughter divi· ·sion, Bob Adams and Audra d efeated John and Stephanie Steele, 6-4, 6-3, in the semifinals en route to Friday's final. Dorsey Adams is ranked No. 1 in the Southern California Tennis Association women's 35s doubles with partner Lisa Sigaty. Audra Adams will be a junior next fall on Newport Harbor Higb's girls tennis team. WATER POLO HllnovWCLip Hllnowr, Germllny FlntRound UNrr1D Swu 7, AumwaA I U.S. -Oedlng 3, Wlgo 2, Albright 1, Pope 1. Saves: Hadcett 6. . SemndllcMN UNnlo 5TA111111, Ot9M 4 U.S. -Pope 4, Schumacher 4, Wlgo 2, Kredell 1. Saves: Hadcett 7, Bowen). • ¥ JJ1! I MOTOR SPORTS . ·cars ahead of you have Millen will use a dif. break later into the turns and : already gone up the ferent vehicle this year, clock similar speeds to the Celica. ! •Jordan. (Mesa Verde) to mountain, ~ause that as well. His pwj>ose-built Millen, who grew up in New : l · · SCGA A.""' t tends to clean a lot of the Pennzo»tToyota Tacoma Zealillld readmg about Pikes ! P ay lll ~va eur loose gravel off," Millen, truck bas a turbo-Peak, also won the climb in 1996 ! Championship. 47, said. "I've been charged, four-cylinder; with a time of 10:13.64. : s tt J d f M~ v d around motor sports for 2.1-liter engine, His younger brother Steve is a : co or an ° .P"8 ~ e ' his ' : Country Club will be m the nearly 30 years, so I don't designed to maximize former auto racer, ~d so~, : field for the 99th Southern look at it as being dan-horsepower at high alti-Rhys, competes at Pikes Peak m : Calif . 0 lf· Association gerous-:-irs challenging tudes. the High Performance Showroom : orrua 0 . to get a .machine to the "This Penrizourroyota Stock' 1Wo-Wheel Drive Class. : ~ateur Championship next top as faSt as possible.• Tacoma truck is ' 200 ·Rhys Millen ~n that class last ! Fnday thrqugh s,unday .at .the The route leading to pounds lighter and has _year in 12:59.41, breaking ~ ~ ~~::embers Club m · the zenith of Pikes Peak, consid-more downforce than the winning father's record of 13:21.17 set m • J d 22 aliB d fo the ered by many as the greatest hill-Celica," said Millen, who won 1992. · : or an, '. qu . e r climb race in Western civilization, last year m his Toyota Celica, a Rod Millen started getting sen-: Southern Califonua Amateur on. has the-usual road signs, but few four-cylinder, 2.1-liter engine ous about racing when he trav-: June ~6 at Hidden Valley Golf highways can rival the sh arJl crafted by the Costa Mesa-based eled his homeland's back-country : Club m Notco, shooting a twis and b · · 1i t R · 1i ds t find th beach 'th the • S-over-par ?8. ts airpm turns. oyo a aa.ng eam. roa 0 e es Wl : Jordan who plays colleguitely Millen won last year's race in The Celica was designed and best surf • L 1 M will 10:04.54, ending 30 seconds developed by engineers at Rod "I c~e to enjoy sliding my car ! ~ = ~ounti 0 ~~ter ahead oi his nearest competitol' to Millen Motorsport in Huntington around on Those dirt roads," he ! e . t~ur wi a Pus-· · th Unlimi' Cl d B ch 'th "· t d air 'd Hp tty th urfbo d • handicap mdex. wm e ted ass an over-ea Wl an mver e -sai . re soon, e s ar : .. 1 qualified fo · (the SCGA all title, reaching a top speed of plane" effect, which forces the car and roof racks came off and the : r 130 mph. down. At speeds of 130 mph, the wider tires and sporty suspension : Amateur) once ~for~ whe~~t 1 ... We're all a little disappointed boost was needed to keep the went on Since then I have been • was a freshman m co ege, · . " ' : was unable to go because of we didn't ge_t under 10 minutes, Celica from flipping. hooked on .raon~. ! family circumstances," said Jor- but, as I've said before, it will take . "To give you an idea, at. 100 1:" ~enca, Mill~ began com-: dan, who will not use a caddie. perfect conditions to beat that mph, it creates its own weight," peting m ~elect Mickey Thomp-: Jorct.an 'a Mater Dei I ligh mark," Millen said after last .Millen said.. "It gives 2,000 son Stadium Off-Road Truck : ' · , . lf year's win. pounds of down force, which is Series events in 1986. ln 1988, he : graduate who be~an playing go Weather conditions during the the weight of the car. It gives you won two races, earned ·three top ! at age 13, was ra.i.sed m Costa · th w lify' t' d r· · h d • Mesa. He has two years of climb can change radically, more traction pn e comers. e q~a . mg 1~es. an . uus e : eligibility remaining at Loyola. because varying elevations cause bad to step away from how race ~d hiu;i the drivers pomts cham-: where he red-shirted .last season. temperatures to drop from as high cars were built tradi[\onally." p1ons p . • • J d M v d • fr B 'th th "T" tru k Mill h been wi'th lioam : or an was esa er es as 90 degrees to sometimes eez-ut wi e ~acoma c . en as "-' ; Junior dub champion in 1992 W9 at the finish line. Millen said he will be able to Toyota smce 1991. : and .93, sharing the latter honor --------------------~-~ : with Jon Pan. ! The SCGA Amateur, which IYSO : has featured several : marquee-name winners m its : distinguished history, including : Tiger Woods and Al Geiberger, is • • : one of the nation's oldest : continuously contested amateur : golf championships. The IRVINE -1b1ng1 didn't look good for AYSO Region 97 Oivi- iion V All·Stars Coach Jim Colller. His team ti Spencer Moore, Blake Hus. ers :~:~t!1:.ter left to The group made it bad just lost a tiglit game to Hacienda HeJghts and five ~ bit playen would be shuttling Seturday between the UCI Invitational and a Newport liar· bor Baseball Assodotion "AD-Star tournament, Mustang Division. S~ly, Region 97 not only oUtran its com- petition, but swept thtough saturday's games and won the ~p on S\iriPay with a 1-0 vic- tory over Riverside. "I was ieelly worried about that second game,• Collier Mid. •\Wb IO JD4llY m191lng, we might bave bad to p1ay with jUlt eight or n1ne guys.• Region fJ'l defeeted'Weltc&elter, 2-0, lntbe first of Se~ games. Jobmen Carma<: and Porker ~MC.ti had • goal land Matt cower, u well as Ted.SIUar. combtned in goal to ltop anything that .flDt 'tlliougll Regkln 97'1 ~ dllfeme. Alt. the ~. Doll Hunt, BWy Munce, . back for the next game and defeated Santee, 5-0. Hunt, Slater, Cannac, Daniel Funnan and Kyle Hirst each had goals. •These kids showed a tremendous amount of endurance," Coach Collier said "They were still hustling at full strength while other teams in the tournament were dying." The NHBA Mustang All·Stcus lost that night, so all ftve dual-sport athletes were free to play in Sunday's championship mateb at UCI. Brett Auer scored early in the second half on a 25-yard shot and Region 97 held on to win thanks, in pa.rt, to Matt Collier and Slater's third consecutive shutout. For Coach Collier, it was a wonderful way to end a successful season. •0ne of the parents, Jim Camlac, made our team shlrtS that S41d 100% bus- tle,• Collier said. "It became our motto and our players took 1t seriously. We had fun th.is see.son and I hate to see it end.• Drive end-to-end on the San Joaquin Toll Road for ju t a Every weekend thru July 12th. I ••<A•S • 1.I P•'S TOO S HORT • . Cell ,~•»TRM(91JI) t. _.. llt..,,,_tloft or • TCA ~-,_.--.... k.etloft. $50 : inaugural was held less than one : year after the SCGA was formed : on July 29, 1899. · : Only the Utah Amateur, : begun in 1899, has a longer ! consecntive string. The U.S. : Open and U.S. Amateur both ! predate the SCGA Amateur, bd\. : both USGA events were sus- : pended dwillg war years. ! A match:play format was used ! for the first 58 years of the : tournament. In 1957, the format : was changed to 72 holes of • : stroke play. ln 1973, increasing interest and the number of entries result- ed m regional qualifying with a 36-hole finale. In the SCGA's golden age of golf m the 1940s, Johnny Dawson, Bobby Gardner and • Bruce McCormick all captured', SCGA ·Amateur titles. · Geiberger (1956 and '59), c~ dealer Pletcher Jones and future PGA Tour players Barry Jaeckel, Mark Pfeil, Tony Sills, Jeff Hart~ Greg 1\viggs, Dave Sheff, David Hobby, Paul Stankowski and Todd Demsey have also won. Woods won in 1994, setting a four-round sconng record of 270 at Hacienda Golf Cowse. It was the year Woods won his first of three U.S. Amateur titles. Among those who have competed but never won a SCGA title include Craig s\adler, ·Scott Simpson, Corey Pavin, Phil Mickelson. Steve Pate and Mark O'Meara Sunpson and O'Meara have also won Costa Mesa city championships in their careers; Sunpson in 1974, O'Meara in '79. -.;. - Mesa Verde Country Club wt.ft host its Jurtior Team Championship on Monday with d 9:30 a.m. sbotguo start. About 30 dubs are expected to compete in the tournament. Two boys and two gu'ls will play in each group. Mesa Verde's team will co~t of Lauren Brown, Michelle Banh. Greg Rausch and John Rausch. • Scilurdoy, Wrt '· J 998 •• Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ~ ''(J/. ~tooiia~ _ .......... frula) 5:00prit ·nwr-.d~y .:~·~'~"'"""duy 5:. >m Tt.w:'<b\ •....•• :.,..\11111da~ 5:00pm Frid.t) ........ ~.:niur.:day5'f.:\C_>Vm •:dn~:s~ ... .'fiJt·~d<1) 5:<~11111 : Jlurd.1~ ........... F rid!'y 5:00pm PVBUC NOTICES GENERAL 2144 COSTA MESA 2624 PUBLIC NOTICES G:t PUBLIC NOTICES P'-:·l~c: c.u·, Ir< a CA --------<:!:•:. Gr.; P:•. t.1ru .Jo. -:. ~ s·r•e:i *'ratf - •ni.s s~1·r."r~ ~•s ed F1ct1Uou•8uslneu "' •~1 Co~"'/ Oe1> of PUBLIC NOTICE IRVINE 1002 lAGUNA NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ iiNliiaGiiUEiiLiiiiiiiiiil o.s.2 •=CiiOiiiASiiiTiiiiiiiiiiii1iiiQ7iiiO H 0 USES/ ,. CONDOS OCEAH VIEW Giant FOR RENT Name S tat•m•tH C•a. ... Cc.-~·, er 6-l8-98 EQUAL HQUSit«; SOLD! Tne Ioli°"' "II per~: s &it 1ff88781923 OPPORTUNrTY Showcase nom.s dc>mg bl.;s.r"Hs as C/1 , P :;• -~ / • 11. 1a. All rut,..~,._ tor sale .,, our c 0 IA Mu II Ir I E s I .. 25 • s-lfl •110273 .............. ,... SatUtday A .. , E'ltale SCHOOLS CF "CR.&.'. '.:E 53051 ent f1llr ~Ad ti, .. • S\Jppfement• COt.,.(TY 1'!; 'la Ventz~ ·-~ Beac n. CA 9'!'3 PUBLIC NOTICE __..._.... .... II..... • HOMES OF ~ercom Tt:rinc :;; et It 8't"tf1.ltt .,., ~ THE WEEJ( JOc. (Ca' f ). '25 ,., , en-f ictitious Bu1lne11 h•Wiht1 tr ••scri• u t1u ei.a. ''•"P<>f! Buen CA Ham• State~nt bsd .. ract ui.r ttJet,.., Dlap1•~ ada •tart 921163 -·• le o1o !lG persons ve llrt ~ llMal slllill • at Juat $751 This bus nus ,, con· oc.ri.; c ... s ~ss as • .._1 .,._, • 111 ....._ Deadline Wed 5pm cfuc:teo b1 1 cor'-~•· on Pruatr.' 1! Ca 'Of""a Re· 11 aate ,., nc:11 ,ieft<tta • '***** ~~• yoJ 11M1.o cc. ng a :1 3333 tl cnetson Onve. ....._ • ..,.......... OPEN HOUSE butontts yef' fn J-r.t SiE 27: ''• "t CA 92612 L'-tl f • S•t 10, 1998 p C• •:;·~ SoCai L p CA). 1'11 .. .,,.,., •Ill ... .. nga or ., fnercom Tecr.r ~ -,g es 3~33 M :;re Kt<' Ome STE ._...., ._ _, ~ Oead•m• Thurs 5pm Jnc. Jose;m. P.:;sen~ Jf 27' ··""' CA 92612 ...., lef rut tstall dldl II ii 11 pay'!1:o*:O:eruse PreSl<lt'11 Tr •• s b .. s neu •S ccn. ....,..., .. '" Ow......, r,..,. ia•e-·t1'1, was • ee .,uc:~ c7 a .,,,, ted pan. art '"'"' ,.,.,_. 11111 Ill In 11'1e best IOCaJ "'" n Ille co"°''t c ••• 0 1 ne1sr ;> ,..,111111 •fY•rti, .. JI tats Real Estate Section O••"'O• Cov-•1 O" 6-t?-98 11a.e 1'-~ s·ar:e<i d~ M!nPllef n mMnla .. 11 CALL TODAY pt ..-ate tot. 5Br 2.5Ba on a 10.000sf. Pr1c:e<t ·~ se• a1 $329.000 M1cnae1 J. Lambert. Agent 949-499-8497 O ceal"fvlew Condo Onlf $155,900. 2Br 2Ba, Good Locationll! Stoller ·94~1-5227 MISSION VIEJO 1067 Single Story pool home. Cosme1Jc: forer 3Br.· Only Si49K -Broker 949-661-5227 MONTSERRAT 480, 2.58~2400 sq.h ~ hdwdf , llnJ to~. wn to pew , lllWI , ptCJllt ntt corn« lo<atton. S61S,OOO Br Appt 7 IMm/wl 6"44·6484 8 Owner 19988781084 ~~!.r.ess ,ef., Yu, t.'vc:h ..,...,.,_.,,.._ Tectm-LISA RIVERA NEWPORT oa , P.sot J .. -e •3 n 27 F _ '1},. s c·• l P 8 _.., __, __ ol llUO 714 574-4252 BEACH 1069 SAN Ju•·,41~ S~I .•A .. c-f GENERAL Qov't Forecloaed LAGUNA Homn from peonies 2BR 1 BA on Slulfs nr B•yfront Duplex w/ BEACH 26 on S; DelinQuent tu. bc:h, gar w 'opene(, Boat Dock· Juat re·1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii4ii8. repos. Reo·s. your fn<:d yd w1a· hk-up modeled. Upperi• area. 800.218·9000xt $895. 844'.·9699 Agl 3br 2ba. FP, w/d. lg Walk 10 West SI. Bctll H1398 for current list. 2 Br 2 .SB• TWH on view dec:k, 1/c: gar. New1y remodeled, nJa· •LOOKINC• Bluffs, tncd yd, fp, boat doc:k, ut1Uties In· tic 1bd, lull k1I $975/ FOR A RENTAL? dbl gar+ xtra prkg e luded. $3200/mo yrly inc:r s ulll & cable, s 1400 MO & UP? $1125. Agt 642·9699 lse 714·815·1332 Indy a11a1I 494-9549 LAURA ~ENT) Studl o·E 'alde P..-t Fabuloua lully fum.1--------- MM 1 fncd yd. UUs pd·no gated, 1 br Lu Kury NEWPORT g&1. am pet Ok. Avllll T'r"/N pano vleN, gar, BEACH BALBOA 7·15 5625 3151.0890 S2 00 ·$1700.unfurn, ISLAND 2106 Buy It. Sell II Find 11 M • Agenl 720-0811 liiiii1ii&iii2iiBiiRiii•ii2iiBiiAiiiii 1°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Claultled. OCEAN VIEW 2br 1ba 11 unoer-prltg, fp, bale. MOVE·IN·BONUS 2669 -'-'------"'--•P~o':)IO Au·, Inc Gen Tlllh••1.-.C2'-'HI kt PUBLIC NOTICE P:• •.,:a .;ci:;.n~ S1efft'1 .. .,....., ocwn,.._ 3 BR 1 ~•BA Bonus CLEMENTE 1076•---------------- Ing. pool clubhH, NEWPORT BAY S1600 mo 842·7119 TERRACE -------1 sec ca11HUO•«a--CORONA . NEWPORT NEWPORT Fictitious Business Tn1 s•1·~el"ll was t:eo =~ !:~;.2c:J~.~ $91,900 1Br Condo! BEACH 2669 BEA" CB 2669 VACATION year rouna Name Statement 1.::'\ •ne Cc:;'"''/ Cer; cf DEL MAR 1022 G d Loe: 1 1 in LU1lury 1Br TWM ... ~.lo r,,. -", ..,_ >J'"•. •t O•ll!""dt C(,.,..'/ on &-1a.9a ••E••••••• '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ Agen-=--'--~'4_2-..;.5_93..;_7 oo 8 on Low1°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fully furn narage, Lg 1 & 281 near Sack Bay & golf course Large pool. new car· P•I & much mort .,. -11 •• Pmts Don·1 Ren11 1i1• • do-~ bvs "••• •S 1\t988781925 O BAYFRONT 4-PLEX S S1995 Agt 720·0811 Aru r • 2'.l!.~2 l.'1; .. ·o;fl oa11 p -;• •• 1 4 •1 18 HOUSES/ cean.Cat allna & rol<.er949·681·5227 Sorry No Pets . -645-4855 -City Light• View• w 60 Boat Doell. 4-Lg 0 P~ "' • • ~~ '..lllv"a ,.. s 25 :1"~ e11021.; CONDOS Highly-Upgraded 111 3~ 2Ba Ul\Jls w FP's . c••nfront Condo CA ~~!.53 Sa"Sf.l ·ee 3BR 28A S20.000 An· units ha·19 s~eep-w·eomm pool spa 2Br nA~=~ ~~; "f'~:1 ~ ~T)'i.J'; ~ FOR SALE spe,,1 Waterfall/Spa ing views o1 the b:iy • ~~~=~ !'~9~1-~2~ l/0<;lton Fftif 5., 19 • • ~~ lush Land1eaping 4-tandem gar Perfect Lag.,r.a,.. s CA nc~3 tlo room bft Agent 812·7474 ror weekend rette&I •--------- Tn1s t.i.s • eu s c?n· .. Aaking S2.2M Prine: SAN JUAN lf'I t .e garage GENERAL 1002 J••mfn• cr .. k 3br Only. "Bob Younker, ducte? c;,' a ''-'PC•ai or. fer !'"e ca·? 2ba. upgraded. Irr lvl Agt 760-5000.it 221 CAPISTRANO l 078 rlaie Ir:,;;. ,·a~to -=~·ig Ca1af1na sunset v1e.;v• ~'a~·c~~e~.,(:~~Q. & ie-:t PATRICK TENORE $510K Agt 780-8533 Fabulous 4Br AJmost ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia A call to Pleue Call & Lei Us•-----'"------every room opens to e tatched Home at a n "' l•-.c. Ma •at. Sa 1 Know What Your REOUCEDU a gardeft:-ftemodeled Condo Pt1c:e! On1v crgn a11 Prn.dt'\I class fled can t~eeds ~re• 856•9705 441 8 Fernl••I from top '° bottom. $169.900 Nie:• Ateat 1>1s 'ta!trrt'11 1on 1 ca help $479,000 $429,000-$488.876 Broker 949·661·5227 ••Ill tte Cc;,_,.1 Ct<Y c• 1 •800-4·TENORE S bS I 0fa"',je CG.J•" f on 5.2a.c;,a F t To • •n509ger2002 Nan c Y St mm on s -------- 19988759958 "'s oam • 644-6373 x t41 MOBnE 1100 FAJRWAY APARTM.E~TS AT BIG CA..,'YO~ 0 '\TEO (',O}t'tt..;-.-fTY BY FASIUO~ ISL."'0 I ... ' l'lfllf l'tt;. •·ti t•t.. "~" " ... 1'l..""""' l·r "'J t ctH. free .. "'\ ~ tJa \11 d 11d)..:t.: I ..!"f inlC?Jt>.UllUUlll~!llV" • T\\tH .•r ~;·r~c • \\,1.;.flCr <lr)cr l••>kli;,... • I 1Rpt1t t• '""'>ex.I t. ~ ..,, • '\ar c 'Jfll1t111tllll~ • \\1 I l)Olf)ll :.! iintl I Ilk • '\l11rJll .,~.._IC-It• ·,, •• -,o ,,, s;.i ,,.,, PLEASE CALL. (714) 644-0509 ..r>a ' p o• ...... 21 J .. ' • IOCM g~':1;~ :~~~: sA3T3~':,r:,~::,5 Prudential HOMES ,, 18 1~8 5•~9 111Mn110m Latg• beaut.tut horn• c.61111W..., PUBLIC NOTICE ~ repu jobs v.1tl'I guest qua11e1s Gr••t View of U<SoliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiii ,_liiil _____________ _,, PACurtC vmw around the house? Peek·•·boo oc:eanv1ew Channel. 24 security, LIDO PENI SULA · N11Wl~QRT MARINA Flc:tltlous Buslne11 MallONAL PAM .,Let the Sou1h side ol PCH wall< to Udo Villa~. 1 BR 2BA/38R 3BA J.;, Ham• Statement Claaslfled Age,,1 714-509-892J 2er z sea 67s-2700 Quiet Commumty with A DA 1YA rcNTs Tnt lowo,, "9 ~s:.1rs are Q.emetefY • Mortuary Prrvale Beach, Brand nr~.l !YI.£ doin~ ~J\ftss as • Chapel . Crematory Service Nwpt Shrs 2or, ore, New Lap Pool Spa, Ba-'--c:oam • -'....I. • L~..&.,., _ • .: •• AOU. fl.-1 PRO'~TIO~•S Dlrec1on. COSTA MESA 1024 2ba. beam e .. 1. newer ·Fllrles1 Fae:. Stan.ng li~t•--..i...... ~~ = .. <L.._~:7 '90!2Mauier0t.HwrlJn;· 3500Pac:>foc:V-Dltve ., 111• roof, $358,000 atSllS0.949~73-6030 •...,-.._...pmg-~ r.-n<L•-QQ:L IOf'I Beach CA 92649 Newport Beac:fl help you find Boll Grundy ReaJtors =-..,......--------Walk fO Ba.Ibo. ls1ud ~ Cht.Mian Le• Hestnns ...,._2700 reliable help. Creat Home 3Br 28a. 949-675-6l61 Triangle Square Miaam6om Fulrioo lda.Dd.. 16052 Mar·ner Dr . H1.1n!.ng·11·-------11111 642 5 2017 Palon\a Drive 0 5 124 are• Family P•1 pattt 10r18each.CA92649 PIERCE_,..__ · 678. Gourmet kit, fam rm, 20P93: Nun ti 1 S1 9K. Avail now, •SpujowlBR.2BRand2BRttdai..,u. Tn • 1>1111neu 11 co,,. .n 1 -=:~y Eng• sh Gardens, By OI • on• Owner 648·5100 • Pri-rut ~ w baJcooia ducted by; a111ncfr.-.dJal ws;.-__,_.,. Classified rs... . Owner 949-646-6 l $8 Canyon V.ews, Lg 1..o4 •---------•Wood i-·-:-1.,., .:-r.- Ha-19 yO\I' •tan•O doing M rtu Cha CONVENIENT Bank owned.row 200• TRADE ~_ ..... ..,._ ous.nes1 yer? t.o O ary * · pel wnether ycxi"r• bU} Open Fri & Sun Agt Mark714-906-3044 •Printipnga Ow.st.an u. Hes1""' Cremation .,1g , Hlhng, or JUit Remodeled. 3bc:t ... off, SPECTACULAR • 8oai slips<-naihbk Thit 11at•me,...1 _ .. !.ltd 110Broadway IOOking.c:Jau1fiednu quality upgrades. Home on the Sand Uvoughclassfed •SIS50-S2600 o,:,:eo~;'~ ;.~:.9:1 Costa Mesa vihaht>:s'1sr:'1'Eo s2S9K 241•8140 48r 3Ba $1.475,000. 642-5678 . PJeasc call (949) 760-0919 19988759287 M2--9U50 842, 5878 Pr f n c: Ip a I 1 0 n I y . --------._ ______________ El!!,, Oa.1 p lot Ji.in• 2Q. 21.l•-------•I--~~~~~-...J By Ownef" 675-2708 J:Ayc.11 1991 Se045 rr================tl Vintage Beach Cottage PUBLIC NOTICE "Affordable 4Br 1nc:tudes gues1 I~~~§!~~;!! FlelJtlous Buslnen 480 28A e fi89laa unil Thi• unique old Ham• Statement beach hous. is In a n-.e 1011cr11.ng persons !lit Alternative" lg. Corneriot •RV Actess grea1 1am11y area doing bu$1ness n · Under $500K Tne PrudentJal Ca. '0<nla ,. • Oir.e II~ ScW ~ ~!!t' sr~3~~o 'irvc:::·~ Discount Casket, Annxtiv• •Low Taxes • !;8~~ 92812 ''l1 l '1 I j, P.C>r10fd Really Inc (Ca. c ti & lc>fnia) 3333 M1cht1son rema on Dr,.,.. STE 270 lrN'9 CA ( . I 949-723-8120 NEWPORT COAST ~1~2 bus.n•u 1• con-Burial Servi'ce ducted b-r a c:0<l)Ofa' on Richard Hanchett 854-8485 1070 ~":~:!.~: Why should you subject the f!C1oi.ous ~<•1 ... .a If & f NEW VIEW HOME •-----------' 48A 3BA, 3c: garage aboYe on· ,....,en 1, 1990 yourse your amily to f'ICl(fOfd RMJty. "1c . '4)'(ta • • fl d LAGUNA BEACH Asklllg $699,900 Agent 494-0880 ~~:::,-1 S:~.a paying m ate prices for wth the CO\A"ty Clerk c1 Caskets & Services???? 1048 On the move? Orange Countt C>n 6-1&·9& 1Haen1924 Call Toll Fm l-888-S4C.ASIIT OPEN SAT·SUN . 2Br 28a Bungalow In Sell your extra Nonh Laguna. Li1• & household -Q.!!.lt Pilot JUI)' 4 11 1 a C."11 .... n.. .. -tt c....-...n-r __ .. _ 25, 1998 •110275 UWY111fV•-t"a ..... ~\Almllllw Brighi Remodel. 31 5 items . _______ s_~_ .. 2L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!J Hawthorn• <5459•000> t'n Class1·r1·ed Agt, Adriana 376-0071 -~.;....:::==:.:..:.:::..::::.._ PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Buslneu Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Thelollowlngperson11relr-------------------------------------------------------------------~ tlofng b11t1nHI II PrudenhaJ Calilorn•a A• ally, 3333 Michelson Ortvt. STE 270. Irvine. CA 92$12. ~kf0<d Realty. Ud . (C1'1· • fQtnla), 3790 Vea d•I ra V.ile, Del Mat, CA 9201' fhls bu11nu1 It con- ltuettd by; a lim.ltd Pat!· hip 19g111tanl c:onunenctd • ttansaci bulintu Uf\der ._ llctrtoous name(•) ~•~td •on MatC:fl t. 1990 ord Aeany. Ud By· NOTICE OF ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Municipal Election will be held in the City of Ncwpon Beach, California, on Tuesday, November 3, 1998 for four (4) Members· of the City Council to represent the First, Third, Fourth and Sixth Distrias for full terms of four ( 4) years each. If no one or only one person is nominated for an elective office, appointment to the elective office may be made as prescribed by Section 10229, Elections Code of the State of California. The polls will be open between chc hours of seven o'dock~m. and ci~t o'clock p._m~·..---""l---~-· .. -~ ....... -,. Isl LaVon.ne M. Har.Idea, CMC/AAE CityOerk Dated: June 22, 1998 Published Newpon Beadi:CO.U Mesa Daily Pilot JuJy 4, 1998. Serene Ocean & Spectacular Bqy Views "COme Experience the Promontory Point Difference• I bd with garage, I bd with loft. 2bd/2ba. New Gourmet K.ifchpis, Resort-Sty/e.Ameniaes $1,450 to $3,185 (949) 789-0913 fAC • ,( I ', , • 2644 taVIN! ........ iililil ... 2644.DMNE _lliiiiiiil __ _ Summer visitors? Summer vacation? Summer school? Summer moving( ------- End 6ummer stress. Irvine has ~u~~~~~~~~ APARTMENTS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR 2622 2BR 1 BA. Easl Bwtt Twnl'lom nu paint & carpet. 2 car gar. ?•· trig, dec:k. overloOks greenben P~ W1D hkup $1400 760-8227 •Upst•lra 4br 2b• • 2-prkg spots, .$2400m 4704 Seashore across lr~m beach · 650-8381 18r 1Ba open & airy,••••••••• lrg deck, le: gar. no pets. Avatl Aug 2 MISCEUAN£0US 5975 mo Open House 1.11 ti. 12 673-801e RENTALS -----COSTA MESA 262 4 •2Br 1Ba very clean near OCC, IO"A-er, 1m pot Ok. $745 + $400 714-241·8850 TRADE through c1assffied : 642-5678 Plug Into the Clossif ied secti;n to find services . from electricians and plumbers to landscapers & pointers. . • ARll llllRml STARTING .· AT $16,980 • Friday • sa~urday • Sunday . at Westminster Mall aios o Golden west ONLY $899 DOWN ~-• per mo Mfg. suggested Retail $23,623 ALL NEW 1998 AKIGO's ONLY $599 DOWN • WE FINANCE t/ FlrSt-Tlme Buyer t/ Bad credit t/ No credit t/ Bankruptcy t/ Repossession t/ Foreclosure v Tax Liens · t/ Charge Offs . . SEE us· TODAY! lf~ou're·~~ looking -- '.to repaini it, replace it or ' restQre 1t, , look in the 'Pilot Classifieds to find the servi·ce you 're looking for. ot ~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pildt & S id• CM Lrg Styllah .. ------... ...£. Cll•~ Cltanh 0 bental Reo eptr•nl•I PT -.ata• Per • 3Br TWM. Prol'I loQk• HA ....... , COiiege. S<:holarahlpa, ........ rt ...... ., ...... , .. ,..-._..--..... Pleaaant, ethical office muat be rellabi. & Ing to ahare ,.nlal. 2 UllllCUll• eualne-•. Never ....._ need• exp'd dental l'lonu,t. 15·20htt e rma avall, $480/$455 --a repay. 800·218·9000xt A•.rou•"-· ·person. Good oppt'y week, 4·9prn, $6.25/hr 949·722·6997'/l.M , .. -~ G1398 Ceruf...rrOl'lllerNe\\pon for change. Xlnt ben· + monthly bonua • ....,. ., n.t•ch <'•'Y ... ~.... eflta/eondltlona. New· Lotion• • Lao• Po•t Hm lo •hr with • .,..,,~ ~-<I ~ut ••etn....... port Ctr. Call TuH·Frl 7 4 3 Baker St. CM young pro I' I In C.M. AZ.II LOST • ~ All a,n. Mluh1100 10, lnfQ !40-1124 R I! A L I! a T ~ 'f'.i Very nice place, very 1 .... ··~ FOUND • 2925 CtllS.tphA!li.;\\u1t HOUSEKl!EiiERS SALES FIT or PIT easy·golng. Full prlvlg, (11'4)~6"969 Sandpiper Mot•I Licensed or not We're 5500/mo. S49·1101 t--------~ Bufm••• looklng cat•----------1967 Newport Slvd. ·hiring nowl ERA .. will --------found In the vie QI CLASSIFIED Costa Mesa 64~·9137 pay your req'd co(Jrse MONEY Oakwood Apta. N,B. It's t)'le rHource you Insurance and provide tralolng, RENWS WANTED ~ 949-722·1286 can counl oo to sell a Ne~ort Com. Broker· 800·400·5391 xt:1~ 2~26 TO LOAN 2914 Loit cat w.Clllf area myriad ol merchan· age seeking. up. S al•• & Caterlntt6 · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiim SuuexJOover, grey dlse Items, b•cause CSR , for Emp. A 6alst ant :-.:; .. NB "Rental Waaledl Low Interest Loans. tabby w/Whlte feet. our columns compel Bene fl ts dept. Eatabllal'l•d upscale Near water, up to Car loans, personal coot cat. 631-0675 quallfled buy~re to ,Requires project & restaurant rooking for $1200/mo, 1yr tease loans, bill consollda· callt 842•5878 ?>rg. akilla, marketing a responsible. ~qm· pref'd. Need 2·3br tlon. Bankruptcy ex· .exp., & analysts ol puter literate assrs~nt 2ba, single father w/ cepted. Fast approval! HEALTH Ir quotes. Customer svc. with 5 yeara min exp 13 year old daughter. Employment ls req'd. FITNESS ~ 3000 EMPLOV.•l:!NT s R 111 • c r It I ca I. tor lull t ime' work. No pets, no smoking. 1 ·800 ·37~·9434 · au~ Mlcrosott office exp. Call 714·440·4,08 9 0 9 ·9 4 1 .9 4 9 1 re(I. 2 yrs exp .• and '••••••••l Famll~ Health ' benefits current. L & o tic. Ovetstocked with •• $29.95/mo. per fam. --------• Call Barbara Bums -------ANNOUNCEMENTS No healU\ or age re· EMPLOYMENT •949·2G3·0606. Ot fax stuH? COMMERCIAL strict. 800·!90.5452. · " · reaum.e 949·263·0906. A caU to 5530 -Classified CLASSIFIED Offlc• A .. latant will help -· R~ ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENTS tt's th• aotutton you're secretary & Ilg.ht 642•567a sear.chlng for· wheth· ACT NOW acctg, temporary __ ..::..:..:..;:~~-- 2920 er you're seeking a ORANGE CTY FAIR 9·3pm M·F 645·3861 BUSINESS OFFICE . FOR RENT 2769 PENTHOUSE 'OFC w/Bay View Partition break room, cabled, 10 Base T $ 1 1 OOSq.Ft. Broker 642-3850 CM Garden office bldg, 2 story. between 17th & Triangle Sq. 1f5'0(1st: $695k Bkr 645·&266. BUSINESS & FINANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 $$ PAYPHONES $$ home, an apartment, a new occupation or HELP NEEOEO selling PAE·SCHO'OL DIR *ARE YOU DRUNK? even a stray pet. Tropical Plants dally Prof. E.C. educaior Blood Alcohol Testers.•--------from July 10.26. See needed as school dlr. Estimates levels: Tropical Treasures al for Tutor Time child· 0.02% ·0.3%. Pocket· 131dg 10/Booths 601· care, ·learnlng cir In sl~•. Accurate & Fastl Health Care 603 on JUL v 8 & ·9 NPB. Excellent salary Send $5 each to: From tOAM to 2PM. & bile. Must be CA Pers onal Tech Co. Savfngs No Calls Pl••••· d I r . qua 1111 ed . 2153 Maple s1. t11B $30/mo. fntlre WE PAY WELL ca11 955.2512 · Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 Family. Doctors, Buy 11 sen 11 Find 11 Advanced phone help ciaH lfied. . Hospitals, Dental, lnterneVmrktg muit be --------Prescrlrctions, onnne. Earn s, oo + SALES Ch• per. day potential at iropract c & More. home. 1 ·888·932·22.84 Pre-existing Art Sal•• CM Gallery Conditions Accepted. Is looking for moll· 1-888-248-4651 vated, sates oriented Reps. Welcome. No ~:~~:n w:h c~~o~ License Required. framing. FT/PT posl· lions avail Incl Sat. Fax resume 64'6·8626 Bkpr/Secretary AP/ PR{l:ype 50 Wpm + WE'RE GROWING! Computer lit. 722·7331 or Fax res. 722·7085 Fast growing Southern California oommunity newspaper chain bas ilnrnediate opportunities available in Vent\ll8. Wis Angeles. Orange County, ahd the Inland Emilre for ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES. ARE YOU FRIENDLY, RESPONS IBLE & CARING? · We provide Transportation Services to 01,1r elderly and disabled community. estauni SHARK ISLAND •Cocktall Servers •Bartenders •Food •All Kitchen For Yacht Club In Newport Beach. Apply In person · 9am-noon Mon-Sat 1099 Bayside Or. Newport Beach .. 20JOBSOPEN $750.'WEEK llESOltT APPOINTMENT SETTINC t7 llll llASE • DAYS OR EVENINCS AVAi I.AIU! 1-800-556-1888 An upscale go'l:lrmet pizza tlehvery co., is seeklng emP,loyees w/Higti energy to staff our -newest store I Newport Beach. Positions are open for: e Asst. Mgrs. • Phone/Order Clerks •Drivers • Kitchen Staff~ Call (562) 493·0123 . ·or apply in person at 1198 PCH Seal Beach tf/e 'ff lie!; t/oa ~lte tr A GOOD AD! 44 Great Locations $2000 Weekly Potentlal. Call nowl 1·800·816·3274 Your streJ'lgtb.s: new aa:ount development, maintaining established aa:ounts. positive customer service attitude, and desire to build strong advertising partnerships with clients. Minimum 2 years previous advertising sales experience with newspaper industry.experieinoo preferred. We offer: base salary + oommission, exoellent benefits package includirll 401(k), and a SUPportive work environment ~ Competitfv! wages ~at$7.S<Hu: S250 sign on bonus. ~ Part·tlme & FuJl.Ume employment ~ Paid tra1nlng while ~your . ~ Friendly, team-oriented work environment 21 }"ears of age or older Valid CA Driver's License GANAHL LUMBER CO. Pan-rime summer jobs available in addition to fiill-rime pcsitions for: • Plumbing & EleancaJ Salesperson • Customer Service Salesperson • Recciyer • Hardwuc & ·Tools Salcspersons- Two Positions •Cashier Call and eiooellent driving record~ • Door &: Window Salesperson 642-5678 , For more information -Call Neil 857-7 950 1111111 Apply in person at 1275 S. Bristol Street, ·Costa' Mesa, CA 92~26 We are an equal opponunity emplo'ycr. C•L•A ULTIMATE 94M40-8118 ~Del6c Olk S!50 CNfta, Sw.4ig B11b\tiwy&Pllr* 11-6 Olrtbed Whl mi Tl\.f1dla & 2 mMt. 1150 ~18 Delk For~mectn S!50 o.11 w.iut. e·11wr. ~ 1175 ~e Olr...n.Set & 0-. $100 714175-1386 OockW....4 Good oondNon S200 Ooor6~ WlsctrN t..uw.. $15 nu .••• , ••••iCl•. INC. • S· • S • I .• F • I • E • D • s •• .. •• .., . .. .. Treasure fl .hast GARAGE SALE · n~ MW4l-G4 11411f».1396 MV781).1681 $75 Mtne0-1991 .,., ~ • 71~ '19ClbD SMW719-2310 - Sewing Mlctt18 *' Jlilllma tb '100 71~2574 8hol8 1111,1'112,ttfl. ..._ l'I - 911 Ola wtJlb I.lg. a pc., r-v .. ScJ9.20larn W~tbMl9 ~ Sc* ........ _..... 1225 71~1-. llltia+et.n Fb.rd.wt111 1100 .. ......,.... I - 110 714/0MID2 _, • 11£&. ADS PRISE~ All Ads, (New or Renewed) Must Be Submitted Each Week By Tuesday Noon. ... N AME ADDRESS ITEM: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUD-ING SPACES) ·I D ESCRIPTION: (18 CHARACTER LJMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I COST OF ITEM: ~~~~~~~~~PHONE#.._~.._--.~~~~~~~- T REASURE CHEST R ULES AND INFORMATION ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH T HURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGES, ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BB AU.OWED. M ERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO $5()() ONLY. O NE ITEM PBR AD. ~ C) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No ousi.Nesses MAY PARTICIPATE. ~~ o) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM . You MAY MAIL IT, OR DROP.IT BY OUR ~ OFFICE. 0uR ADDRESS JS: 330 w. BAY STREET COSTA MESA, CA 92627 • .. ,. ,. ,. •' .. .. . I Newport Beach/C~sta Mesa Daily Pilot •I POWER BOATS HYUNDAI 9090 ~iili~iiiii~~l~~~~i:::ll::;::~~:'°~l=9 7~2liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ~· ii! l•••••&iiillliii-! GQLF CA8T for _,. Old Colna Gold S11ver 14' Boaton Whaler 51 1;'!~1!~:~340 'fennl• Court/Soc:lal director n'eeded. Fun · working envlronmtnt, ' wk .. nds. Mon & Tue • ,y • 044·0800 • ~PLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 •••••••• ;"' Please fie aware that ' tl'I' listings In thl1 c:at· ' • egory may require yo 4 .to call .a 900 nurri1:1;r • 111 wfllc:h there I• a charge per mlciut~. ,. MERCHANDISE Franklin Mint, Sterling •Ohp John1on, new Old watches & Jewelry ,.ehp Evlnrude Zieman _.;...._· ____ _ Westcoast Con ll42·9<MB trailer & morel $2800 INFINITI 9095 RECOR OS/TOP S 714"5 3 7 •0 B4 0 iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J.lZZ, R&B, Soul, Rock '85 lnflnltl 045 Etc: ... 50's & 60's Mikel••·-----Sdn, AC, Pw/Pdl. lilt, 045.7005 AUTOMOBILES (301118> s23,995 ~oat• Me•• Llncoln Mercury FR££ TO YOU6022 714-540-5030 ADORABU! Kitten• ACURA 90lO JAGUJlR 9105 3 all blk w/Whl 1pot •82 Vigor !Sspd AJC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on nee:~, 1 grey/Whl lthr Int, full pwr, am/Im '81 Sovereign •714 378·9111 • tlereo, cc:, alloys Grey/grey 'nter , $8500 obo 675·7789 Low m 11 fl•. (2WPL425) $13,995 • BAUEA LOTUS 6065 CADILLAC 9040 __ 7_1_4.....,·0 .... 4_2,_7_7_00_· rn: 95 7 ·8133 Qlft iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiimiiili.:i:.--.-.. . 92 s6verelgn ~ Vltamaater Ski ma· '85 Fleetwpod Good Green/tin llhr, low ml SOUTH COAST chine paid $2.SO. Ask· c:ond, runs good, (663135) $14,995 SPORTING GOODS AUCTION Ing $100 71~.898·24J4 re-built' englne/tran1, BAUl!R LOTUS 2202 So. Mal11 SL 51795 obo. 650·3236 _..,.7..,.1..,.4-,..--0....,4_2_· 77..,,,..,.o_o_ Santa .\11a, CA 92707 '83 Van den Ptaa '-<la 1.c .... rCA•no TV, EL£<;lfRONICS , FORD Black, cream llhr, ----------1 --------1 STERE()' 6080 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOiiM7iii5 (68jiU~R Lo~1J:95 M!IIQU£$ 6010 ,0 7 Muatang' 714·042·7700 •• CLASSIFIED * CABLE TV * Classic:, good working '93 XJS Convt H's tho rosourc:o you DESCRAMBLERS c: on d s 3 o o O/fl rm, Bleck. tan llhr. can count on 10 soll o LOW COSTl!I won't last! 759·1748 CD changer, low ml myriad ol morchrn· 1·800·211-4125 (187236) $21 ,995 Oise lloms, bOC:3USe '80 Fairmont Wagon BAUER LOTUS our columns compol -------· 5500/obo fair c:ond, 714-042·7700 quollllod buyers 10 _(1_1_4>_7_23_·5_5_43 ___ ----,,-9-4-,X..,..J,..8,..---- c:oll' GARAGE SALES '88 FESTIVA Super Black. barley leather, 842·5670 ••••••••• deal. new tires, runs (696068) $21 ,995 exlnl, orig 34K ml. BAUER LOTUS APPLIANCES 6011 COSTA MESA 6124 •Kenmore Washer, 300 .E."19th St. Furn, dryor, good c:ondlllon windows, garden slull, 5265 714·673·3038 clothing. NO early birds 8a·12p .-REFRIG• 1 yr old. Llrgo, Amana. White -------- w/lco makor. $500. NEWPORT 949.945.9233, BEACH 61&.9 WASHER/DRYER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Only 590.00 each. Good c:ondlllonl Furniture sale! 0 /R set 031·0297 Victorian style chairs ate.. moving. SaVSun $3700. 714-722·7201 714·042·7700 '95 TAURUS GL '94, XJ6 Silver AC, PW/P6l, ABS. till, Grey lthr Inter, low mf, Power Seat. $8995 xlnt cond. $21 ,500. (A'159884) 949.,73.4216. Coat• Meaa Lincoln-Mercury (714) 540·5030 '97 MUSTANG AC, pw/pdl, Ult, CC. 2 TO CHOOSE (204877) (205845) 513,497 Coat• Me•• Lincoln Mercury 714-540-5030 JEEP 9110 '93 CHEROKEE LTD Black, gray lthr, 4WD, 4.0 V6, full pwr, (107229) $17,995 BAUER LOTUS COS.TA MESA · 714-842·7700 FURNITURE 6014 521 Bolsa Ave 8..2p •--------'83 Jeep Cherokee LTD Grand, 4X4, AC, (660959) $15,993 HONDA 9085 Blk metal bunkbd, twin TRANSPORTATION Coat• Meaa '87 prelude 1nrf, xlnt Llncoln·Mer~·ry top. dbl bottom. Dbl ti 1 1 nd (714) --' .. •••••••! re1, xn c:o (714) 540·5830 mauress Jnc:l'd 5225/ 1• 673·5045 I obo 562·423·7265 LM ·~,,,,_..,... _ _.,...-=,,_-'93 WRANGLER :• CLASSIFIED '92 Accord EX 2·dr 4 .0, 4x4, wh i te ~·a the resource you BO.ATS 7011 Real Sharp, Loaded, (216376) $11,550 .. een count on 10 soll a COMPUTERS 6018 Lthr, 1-ownor. phn, LEXUS OF myriad ot merc:han· CD player, Moonroof, WESTMINSTER dise ltom9; because 2 BOATS $9,800.obo 723·1504. (714) 892·8906 Unlimited Internet A<:· 2 MOORINGS oor columns compel 56K JI www '93 ACCORD '95 Cherokee Sport) ~nllfied buyers to ~~:~95 .·er;:i~p. SI· S14·~~~-:;:::t~3162 Anlv Edit, 47k ml, 4.0 , 39k, au to , AC ,· 842•5078 orra·nol 888-431·6911 ---..,.-----auto, lthr, ABS. morel 3 LP4553) $15,555 • • Classlliod Is ..... : CONVENIENT • 1whethor you're buy • Ing, 1olllng. or )us : ,looking, c:lasslllod ha , what you noedl • CLASSIFIED :. 042•5878 Kayak 2 + peraona (3KXX857) $ 12,222 LEXUS OF· --------· all ac:cossorles + LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER WANTED dolly & car carrier WESTMINSTER 714·892·6908 6 $1100 949·640-7851 (714) 892·8908 CLASSIFIED TO BUY 019 SEADOO JET SKl•--,-9 -7-·c_1_V_IC_D_X__ ll's the solution you're I Buy ALL PIANOS 3 passenger, only Blue, grey Interior. searching for • wheth· 20hrs, perfect ~ond. (3VOB872) $11,995 er you're seeking a Antlques·14uol. furniture many extras save BAUER LOTUS home, an apartment, :1>c or houseful cash 52500, purch~se for COSTA MESA a now occupation or paid (714) 957·8133 s4000 722·7495 714-642·7700 even a stray pet. Oldsmobile $16 ·995 r.c1u;~ , .,g:,, ' 3100 V6 Engine • A/C • P/W/DL • Keyless Remote • Stereo/Cass .$329 Mo. .ur ...... 11. ON4 ...... _ ...... lo•U··-"SHSHS ........ St11·1 i.. t1.- S1l lSl4' ·•• 111 .. .._..,.,iw m ,.. .... , ..... ~ ............ wr.1ui 1N (7U!lll + 99< toxfot 41 mo SO down Tolcl Sive-off Sl5n.99 lesiduol Sl7,467 SO Tot of pmli Sl9,199.S2 + tox 12K mi. olowe4 peqtar .12< per mfft in ums (040231) • IN STOCK NOW! SIS/S'FS AVAILABLE '90 PLYMOTH GRAND VOYAGER l-1msJ.nh ~ lrigt.111} pv kn11. ~ ci ni·•' (244762) '91 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 4 dr .. wlutc. 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' -f 8)0 Saturday, July .4, 1998 Newport ~eoch/l.osto Meso L>o1ly t'1k>t; , ACROSS lempo IS In I etlOlr uthorltalive .. , 1 -lltrln love 1.-Water. lo B11a 1!rhevdon)'m 17TIQhl 1• T1uck parts 1 • Beethoven s last symphony ~Grlll ~Type of eye • orschool z.\ Canadian nver 2' •Just - •tuspect•~i!t 2"Aoad ~Criedut> ~Plciied 3" T1mbet wotl 'J7 Actor's need 38 'r'ank's Ide • 38 Balancing · •Gota pr11e " Opera highlighl "5 Some August babies 46 Clumsy ~ 'Tho Pn and • lhe -" SO Tolerates 51 -ron winning l\Z Sno'1!1V whole bud 54 Flll;::Jain 58 Re • 62 Col•HUm 63 WoodwOriuog tool 65 l.enQI of tennis 66 Tiny creatures 67 Regrell 68 Singer Turner 69 Run-down 1~ Throw I 71 -ol lti. tongue DOWN 1 Route 2 Jal- 3 Soclet group 4 M11flONJf9S properties 5 Dr~-drl>Nel ll&m PREVIOUS PUZZLE S<XVED \ . '6 AnothOf ll'l'CY 1·•• e , ... UnledFfflu....._.. ... 7 Gist Vf'- 8 Breathe hard 29 Batman's pal • 50 ·ounsmoke". !I Brealllast item 31 Wadlog b11d star tO 1948 Oscer · • 32 Used oars 53 loog looks winner 33 Wed HCJetly 54 Sorrie sheep 11 Ms lollob11gida 3"l Fender·bender 55 Pennsylvania 12 AC1or Dillon 1Xoblem1 P<>f1 13 AnhUr of the 36 tn -ol 56 Hone< cour1s replacing 57 Rodgers' 2 1 Crawl 40 Ear1Henware par1ner 23 Boca . i>ots 59 Mean Florida 41 Taunts 60 Rajah's wile 25 Couple 44 Decorated 61 Ginger 27 .Juoll 47 BIOckheads cookie 28 Nol here 49 Wooi8d 64 Pair LE.XUS ' . • 911 S MERCURY 9135 TOYOTA ,_.. VM.'-AO•R a 7 pan. dual ~. 11lt (TOJ3592) $18,998 Co&ta M•aa ,. Llnooln·Meroury {714) 540·5030 '97 BMW 740tL '\\ EEKLY ORIOGE QUIZ. '95 LS 400 Caahmer•/lvory, full opt. 8 .9% avail. (029152) S37,977 4 dr, Sedan. loaded (VOM03614) •$47,995 Coata'Mea• Llncoln·M•rcury (714, t40·5030 Q J • As South. vulnerable, you holJ: • ' o K s 1 6 n 2 o J 9 s 4 • to P.!Uiner o~n~ the hand with on~ no trump and your nght·hund ooponcn1 pa~scs. What do you re~pon<l? Q 2 • As South, vulnerable,'you hold· • K 7 6 J c;> K 8 5 o K 10 6 J • $ 7 Partner opens the bidding Wjth one no trump. Wh.ut do you respond? . . Q 3 -B'6th vulnerublc. as South you hold • AQ~ A,Q92 o Vold • K876J 2 . TI\C biddi~g has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORT H EAST I • Pass 1 o Pass l e;> PIU$ 20 Pass TI1e bidding hus proceeded: SOlTl'H Wlo:Sf NORTH . EAST ~ PIU!l I• l• 1 What acuon do you like? Q 5 ·As South. vutverablc, you hold: •A94J OQ J0654.o K9!4 •Vukt The bidding has proceeded: EAST SQ\JTH WEST NORTH Pass Pass, l <:) l• Obi• •penalties What octton do you tale?· Q 6 · Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •AQ10 8654 O VUd oAJ6 •A K9 L•XUS MISSION VIEJO (949)304-0004 '88 SC 300 Black/black. full opt, (02t509) $31,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0864 '97 COUGAR XR-7 auto, AC. dual Only 14k m l. (6~4541) s 1 :!\997 11 Coata M••• Llnooln·M•rcury (714) 540·5030 '07 L'i 400 Coach Edltlon·.1---------1 White/Ivory. full opt. NISSAN 9150 (Q90898) S .. 2.P77 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LEXUS MISSION V1£JO (949)304-0004 LINCOLN 9120 '80 TOWN CAR ' '99 MAXIMA GXE 31K ml. auto. • (3POl.96!l) $15,SS5 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER , (714) 892·8900 . Signature Serl•• SUZUKI 9205 Leather. L'baded, / Premium Sound, Xtra iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I Partner opens the bidding with four Clean, Must Sellll '94 StDEKICK·1 ' heartS. What act.ion do you take? $3,350.obo 319·3678 J)( Convt, 5 sp,~htte, '97 Contlnentat (3MCX67~ • $5,995 ------~~ ~-~-----9 10 I 12 ? What do you bid now'! look/or OllSll'US 011 Mt!11doy. VB, pw/pdt, ABS, lthr, B7A1~2042L_07T7U00S (688678) $25,997 On the move? ,, SERVICE DIRECTORY CERAMIC TILES • Q 4 -East-West vulnerable, ns South you hold: Learn to be a better bridge._play-Costa MHa ...,,.-9-=o-s .... 1-=o,..,E""'"K_l....,C_K_J....,LX-1 er! Subscribe now to the G<o-.. Llncoln Mercury ..... (714) •40 •830 4X4, 301< ml, llhr, ABS, Bridge L etter by calling (800) 788-1 _ _.,..,,...,....,,.,..,"""="'.,,..·-"".,.,..-( 1 o s 4 9 o) s 1 4 • 4 4 4 1225 tor information. Or wrlte to: '97 MARK VIII LEXUS OF Sell your extra household items • 7 J 0 Q J 9 o A 10 9 2 • Q J 8 J Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box AC,PW/POL, ABS tlll, WESTMINSTER (724657) $25,997 (714) 802·0900 in Classified LAND ROVER 9113 LEXUS 9115 LEXUS 9115 '94 LS 400 White/Ivory, full opt. Coatn Mesa --'---'------' Llnc~ln·M•rcury (714) 540-5030 '97 Towncar exec 4.6L va. PW/POL, llhr, (653965) $22,997 Costa Mesa Lln~ln·Mercury 714 540.5030 '97 Dlacov•ry SE Beyond Clean. '36K A ll Fwy. White, Guaged, Loadodll $27,900.obo 675-3271 '92 LS 400 White/Ivory, lull opt, (120234) $20,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (214877) $32,977 1---------LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (940)304.()604 .·CH.,lD fYM l~" (949)38 .. 0604 LEXUS 911 S -__,..,·9"""4"""0,,..s,,,....,,,3.,,.o""'o-- '91LS400 BI a ck /Jed ell vo ry . full opt .• (078019) $21 ,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)304·0084 Thinking ot having a garage sate? Give us a catll CLASSIFIED 642·5078 B1ack/black, full opt. 6 .9% avall . (074737) $24,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0604 '04 LS 400 Cashmore/Ivory full opt, cerl 6.9% avalt. (200308) $31,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)304-0864 '94 SC 300 Black/Ivory, full opt, (018195) $27,987 Lexus MISSR>fl VIEJO (949)304-0084 '95 GS 300 Cashmere/Ivory, full opt. 6. 9% avail. 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(~5387) •821,RI• '93 TOYOTA ~ '96.NISSAN ~5]EEPCHEROKEE PREVIA LE MAXIMA GXE SPORT 4.0 · Wbjte, automatic, cassette, full power. (088060) Low miles, leather, full power, one owner, Lema tnde. (3RKW920)