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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-08-22 - Orange Coast Pilot. Inside ·The best local real mate I l SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COfvV.AUNmES SINCE 1907 ' I I ,• ' 1'igh s~~~otstµdents work to bring yachts~an home • Corona del Mar teens say Scott McClung's work with church youths caused i.hem to get involved. (R-Newport Beach), in hopes of get- ting 36-year-old Scott McClung of Laguna Beach out of jail. Christine Bogenrief, 15, a member of the church for 10 years, said the motivation to launch the students' strategy was all the things McClung had done for youths at the church. Daly Plot CORONA DEL MAR -Desperate and frightened that a church youth leader may spend years in a Mexican prison on a weapons-smuggling charge, seven Corona del Mar High School students have started a cam- Coast plans in for a fight • Newport Beach 1*ely to challenge cityhood proposals by Newport Coast residents. lbtf Pb NEWPORT COAST -If resi- dents here decide they want to form their own city despite New- port Beach's efforts to annex the area, they may have a tough tim~ getting approval from the Local Agency Formation Commission. Newport Coast is in Newport Beach's sphere of influence, which means it is in the commis- sion's long-term plan to approve an annexation of the unincorpo- rated county area, said Peter Detwiler, an annexation expert and consultant to the state Legis- lature's local government com- mittee. State law gene rally favors annexation over incorporation, Detwiler said, and it often is diffi. cult for a small area to ensure •revenue neutrality• for the county. Only two cities in Califor- nia have been formed since the revenue neutrality law was passed in 1992. . . '\ ... ~S1111EE~C11111~TY..,PAGE 14 paign to bring him home. Using the administration building at Mariners South Coast Church in Irvine as headquarters, the students spent Friday morning organizing thoughts, making phone calls, urging church members to write letters to local officials, including. Sen. Diane Feinstein and Rep. Christopher Cox •Scott has always been there for us,• Christine said. "When a student on our Utah ski trip had stomach SEE STUDENTS PAGE 13 SERENE SCENE :Woman ·round, but now faces ~deportation KIM HAGGERTY..ZVWWAJlY Pit.OT A man is silhouetted agalillt the setting sun while he paddles his kayak through the New- port channel off Balboa bland. Pleasant. clear evenings have been good for a UtUe exercise and some beautiful scenery In recent days. • With expired visa, Russian national in Border Patrol's custody. J ENNIFER M"NU Pl·l\F..l Dlft"'1 NEWPORT BEACH -A .Newport Beach woman who was .reported missing Tuesday has ~been found safe, but problems for the 20-yea.r-old Russian national may just be starting. She could face deportation. • Alina Uapina was reported • missing by her boyfriend, Brad ·Berger, after she failed to return •from a trip to a shopping center in the 2500 block of San Joaquin Hilla Road in Newport Beach. She 1.ut was Mell walkiilg near tbe center, which ti lea than a block from the couple'• home. : Berger Mid the woman ctilap- peared after they bad an arvu-. meat over a ceUWar tel9Ph'Jne. On Wednetday, her pune wu SEEWOMANMGIM ,, SAllD DOllAIS e SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1998 ,1 " ' Christine Bogenrlef works the phone at ~arlners South Coast Church as she tries to per- suade a parish• I ioner~<i write a letter to help tree ,.Scott 'McClung from a exican ail. Anti-ort lllail targets local hollles • Group opposed to El Toro plan calls letter an 'olive branch,' but Newport Beach mayor says it's nothing more than a 'PR scam.' lbtt fib NEWPORT BEACI I -At least 20,000 residents will open the1.r mailboxes today to find a letter from the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority urging theu fellow •netghbors" to put down their guns and start work.mg together. PR agencies would cost city $175,000 •Newport Beach considers 1 firm for media relations, the other for outreach. DalyPb -- Another 20,000 letters and response cards will follow Mon- day -the same day Newport Beach leaders could deode to spend $175,000 for the std.rt of a full-fledged information cam- paign to promote a commercial airport at the El Toro Manne Corps Air Station. While representabves of the anti-airport group are calling the letter an ~olive branch" m the knock-down fight between New- port Beach and South County, local El Toro supporters say it's more like a knife in the back. ~I can understand why they're trying to do that, because they know we have a story to tell and they know 11 we prevail -which we will -that they will lose," said Clarence Turner, a city activist and former Newport Beach mayor. "This is all the more reason for the cty of New- port Beach to realize that they're on the right track.• NEWPORT BEACH -- Deputy City Manager Peg- gy Ducey is proposing the aty spend $175,000 to hire ' two top public relations fums for three months until oty officials can get a cOa.li- tion of pro-airport forces to fund a full-fledged cam- pe.ign. Meg Waters, a spokeswoman for the reuse authonty. said the group spent about $23,000 to send the letters, postcards and background infonnauon to 40,000 residents and 5,000 bus1· nesses in Newport Beach. The group also has taken out a full. page ad in the Daily Pilot. SEE EL TORO PAGE 1) lf the council approves the short-term contract. Los Angeles-based Fleishman- Hillard will be pald no more than $75,000 to coordinate media relations, and Hill & Knowlton will be paid $100,000 to establish a strateg1c commumty-out- reach program . Ducey said the money wowd come from already budgeted airport manage- ment program funds, whic~ amount to $865, 165 this year. Mayor Tom Edwards said SEE FIRMS PAGE 1l Budget to cover dredging project JP.\11 l R RAG1.-.. ... '0 NEWPORT BEACH -Gov. Pete Wilson on fn. day s1gnoo the 1998-99 tate budget. which m.dud· ed $5 4 million lo cov t lbe full cost of this year's Upper Newport Bay dredg- mg project The funding was tequested by Sen Ros Johnson (R-lrvine) and has been a goal for oty and · county officials since th $7 .• million pto)ect began U\ Januacy. •1t•s greet news,• Mld Dave Kitt, Newport a..C:h'I "lt'S great news." DllwlUff AsalstM1t to the cny~of Ne\wport~ Uliltant to the dty manager, wbe> worUd Gil dli -.ue. ·we had been .ctTocating tot tbe ,....._ and. ol coune. we tMl it's an lmpanAal ........ .kwe to ... It fully funded • iJ'be S7 .4 mlllion price ta9 lDcluct.a die # 2 Saturday, Augult 22, 1998 . . . . . faith Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Ptl r---------------------------------------------------------.. .............................. .,..------------------------------------------------------- F 111 H CALE II DAR SPECIAL EVENTS SUMMER EXTRAVAGANZA The Happy Hooters, a tap dance group, will pedonn at 11 a.m. · Thursday at the Jewish Senior CE>nter of Orange County, 250 E Bdker St., Costa Mesa. Adnussion 1s $4 and includes a kosher lunch. rm morl! mfonnation, call 513- '>b41 SHOWSTOPPERS BrOddwdy Sbowstoppers 2 will he presPn/ed at 8 p .m. Aug. 29 t1nd l p m. Aug. 30 at the Jewish c 'ommumty Center of Orange ( 'ounty. 250 E . Baker St., Costa MPSd Adnussion IS $15 for mem- bers dnd $18 for nonmembers. For more Ulfonnabon, call 755· 1n40 ClASSES;WORKSHOPS POWER IN PRAYER Huth Field will present a work· ... hop tJtlPd Mdster Mind from 10 c1 m. to noon Monday at the Sc1- r·nc ~ of Mmd Education Center, l Y2Cf Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. \d rrnss1on 1s $15. For more infor- 111d llon, <«II 646-3199. :SPIRITUAL WORKSHOP Th<> HPv Gdll Miller will present •t "';"rk'>hop lttled Healing Ser· \ 1u· lrom I 0.30 to 11:30 a .m. \\1•drws<ldy at the Saence of "1111<1 Educdtion Center, 1929 Tt1l>t1n /\w• . Costa Mesa. Adm.is- '>l<1n 1i. $1 5 For more informu- l.10n. <rtll h4h-:3199. I I Address: 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa Telephone: (949) 754-7399 Denomination: Religious Science Year established: 1987 Servke time: Sunday at 10 a.m. Minister. Jun Turrell Size of congregation: 200 Makeup of congregation: An eclectic group of people from different religious backgrounds and of all ages residing in and around the South Coast Metro area. Child care: New parent co-op Sunday service child care set to begin in Sep- tember. Children ages 5 to 12 attend youth church at 10 a.m. Type of worship: The worship focuses on a spiritual approach to life that allows people to find ·a connection to God. Prayer is the primary tool for mak- ing that connection. Turrell said the church bas classes in affirmative prayer, which helps people align themselves with God. The 10 a.m. service begins with a musical prelude followed by an affirmative prayer, a centering song, a welcome from Turrell, a musical solo. Turrell's message for the morning, a meditation and affirmative p rayer by Turrell, an offertory and announce- ments. The service always concludes with the "Peace Song." • I II T II I SPIRIT MARC MAA11N I DAILY PILOT MORAL OF THE STORY Type of message: The message focuses on felt needs, such as the need to be loved dnd accepted; on hedling fears, such dS violence. rejection; or on things that affllct people, such as sickness. loss, death, and conflicts in personal value systems. The goal is (o help people know how to live in the world with integrity and at peace through prayer and spiritual teachings. The Rev. Jim Turrell ls the minister of Costa Mesa Church of Religious Science. Recent message: Turrell recently spoke on ·How Not to 'Pamc," a message equat.ing pdnic with d fedr of the future combined with the inability to see God's presence m the moment. packet that explains "Wha t is Reli- gious Science?• and "What We Believe• is available to visitors along with the current newsletter and cata- log of classes. ehurch conducts food drives in the falVwinter and spring/summer seasorlS. Service to the community is on an ind.i- vidual basis . teach oneness, heal ignorance, nurture growth and practice prayer. The best spiritual meal you'll ever h ave 1s wait- ing for you every Sunday morrung at 10 a.m. There is no reason to go hungry. There is power for good in the universe and you can use itt Come and learn how to use your power! Upcoming message: On Sunday, the church will feature a guest speaker, the Rev. Swami Guruji, an Eastern mystic who spent 41 years m solitude in the Himalayas and was a former student of Gandh.l. In September Turrell will pre- sent a series of Sunday messages on the •Basic Principles of Religious Sci- ence." Outreach programs: The church has a congregational support team offering members and frie nds resources and scholarships in times of need, classes on Science of M.ind, other spiritual writ- ings, writers and philosophers are held on an ongoing basis. In September and October, a four-week •Discovery" class will be offered covering the history and basic philosophy of Religious Science. In October, a yearly six-week program called "Pathways• will begin. The Dress: Casual. Turrell wears Hawaiian shirts from Father's Day to Labor Day, joking with members that ·vou can't tell your minister from your waiter at the Chart House." He wears su.its from Labor Day to Father's Day. Interesting note: Turrell said his favorite quote is, "Your situation may be a fact, but it's not the truth. Tell the truth." He said the truth is that "you are one of the beloved and God wants the highest and best for you . Focus on that and it will be manifested through you." cindy trane christeson Undy Tram• Christeson is on r•aralwn lier column will n·t urn llPXl ll'N'k. I I I Welcome wagon: An information Church design: The congregation recently completed remodeling of the sanctuary to create a sacred space for the worship services . .It is preparing its special Sunday child care f acillty. Mission statement: The Costa Mesa Church of Religious Science exists to -Compiled by Michele M. Marr I L-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHEIE TO 10 TO Fiii GOD • EDITOR'S NOTE: Where to Go t~ Church, Science of Mind meets at 1845 United Methodist broad selection of Instruments. Rktiard Park Ave .. at the Costa Mesa Communl-L Ewing is senior pesto(. The church Find God features brief descriptions of ty Center. Meditation is on SUnday at was establkhed in 1912 end is at 420 churches and temples in our communt-10:15 a.m., followed by a wonhlp ~r-NEWPORT CENTER UNITED W. 19th St.. east. MeA. for lnfonna-ty They appear each week on a rotat· vice at 10:30 a.m. Gail Miller Is sanlor M£THOOfST CHURCH tJon. call 548-7727. mg basis pastor. For more information, call 646-Newpo4't Center united Methodist 3199. Church believes that the gospel of MESA VERDE UNITED United Church Jesus Chrht Is God's message of llbera-METHODIST CHURCH Seventh-Day Adventist tion to all people through lives of love Mesa Verde United Methodist of Christ 0-.urch has the vision: "Every visitor a and peace. It Is • family-oriented friend. Evwy member In mlnlstJy. • church serving people of all ages In the Worship, fHturing a music program COMMUNITY CHURCH, COSTA MESA SEVENTH-DAY Newport BNch end Corona del Mar with several choirs. is held on ~ CONGREGATIONAL ADVENTIST CHURCH area. Edwerd Martin is pastor. The at 8:30 and 10 a..m. Dick George Is Community 0-.urth, Congregational Costa Mesa Seventh Day Adventist dlUrch Is at 1601 Marguerite Ave., senior~ TN churdl ls at 1701 Corona del Mar. For more Information, Baker t., Costa Mesa. For more lnfor-members seett to experience God's pr& Church worships on Saturday at 11 call 644-0745. mation, call 979-8234. ence and the teachings of Jesus Christ In a.m. Worship Is traditional, but not their daily lives; to aeate a loving com-stuffy or stodgy, with an emphasis on munity which nurtures, cares for and blblical dlscovef')', adventure and splrl-CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA PRESIYTERIAN OtURCH respects each person; and to extend tual growth. Church at Study. small Christ 0-.urch by the Sea see4cs to OF THE COYINANT their kMng ministry in pal1nef'Shlp with group Bible studies, and other classes prcwtde a loving. nurturing environ-Pl~ OUch of the CCMMf'lt others. The church emphasizes the free-such .s New Believers meet on Satur-ment for praising God and meeting the is declalted. •a c:ommunfty of htlh, to dom of each person to learn and grow day at 9:30 a.m. Geofry Partc is senior spirltuel needs of members and friends. wonNp and~ God bv C.W.1tif1g in their own WrJ, In obedience to the pastor. The church Is at 271 Avocado The church also operates a preschool, and~ =ofJesus Holy Spirit. not to the pastor or a pre-St., Costa Mesa. For more Information, extlf\ded-care and tutoring program Christ through power the Hofy scribed creed. The worship Is a simple, call 548-6596. yeat-¥ourid. George R. Crhp Is senior Spirit. The WOrthip seMce Is I blend of traditional, thoughtful and reverent ser· pastor. The Church WIS established In tradltionel Ind contemporaty with vice. The choir is among the finest small-1932 Ind Is at 1400 W. Bllboa Blvd., hymns end COi~ SOf9 from. church choirs In the area and places an Unitarian Universali.St Newport Beach. for more church lnfor· worship tMrTl Ind a . T1m Mt<Af.. ~asls on traditional music. Bruce Van mation; c.all 673·ll05. For lnfonnation mont Is~· 1he church Is. 2890 Blair is senior pastor. The church is at 61 J about the preschool. call 673-8233. FMvlew "°8d, (llt Adlml). Com Mesa. Hefiotr~ve .. Corona del Mar. Fo4' For mote lnfom1M1o11, f.111 m -ne more i tion. call 644-7400. ORANGE COAST UNITARIAN UNIVERSAUST RRST UNITED METHODIST Armeilian Apostolic CHUROt Science of Mind The Or1nge Ca.st Unitarian Unlver· First United Methodht Churdl seeks salht worships on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. to create 1 nurturing environment for Child CMI and r.llglous youth educe-·promoting Chrhtlan spiritual gtowth NEW THOUGHT COMMUNITY tlon Is offered during the seMce. The end to crNte opportunities to serve chur<h Is at 1259 Vlc:tOri. St., Costa humln'lty. Worship .W. include CHURCH, SOENCE OF MIND Mesa. For more Information, cell 646-pr.,-. =from Scrtpture, • Mr· The New Thought Community 4652. mon and llCtOmplnled by • - READERS HOJUNE 642-6086 Daily Pilot. P.O. 8oJt 1560, c~ Mesa, CA. 92626. CC>p'Jright No news stones. illustr1Uons. edito- rial matter or ~ments hfrtln an bt reproduced with· oUt written permission of COflf· right owner. WEATHER VOL 92, NO. 199 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher wtWAM U>eOB..L. Edrtor STIVl~I. ~1ngEd1tor 11NA M>RGATTA. Assist.nt tMn.glng Editor STIVllAMU. N.ws Editor ROGIR CAlllLSON, Sports Editor MAllCMMl'IN. Photo Editor LYNNISOlA, Display Adwrtislng AIDY 0.1 llNG, o.sslfi@d AdwrtfSI~ LAfllA '°""11ION, Promot!ON R«<>rd your comments •bout the Daily Pilot or neW"J tips. AP DRESS Our lddreu Is 330 w. 81y St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. COBRECDONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct 1JI errors of sut>Sunce. ,,..,,. c.all 57<M233. m The Newpott hadVC~ Mesa Dally Piiot (USPS.14WOO) Is pubNshed Mondty through Sat· Ufdey. In Newport lekt'I and ~ Meta. tublalptlons .,. only evlllabfe by sut.cnbing to The """* Orange County (800) 252·9141. In ar.-s outside of Newport .._,.. and c~ Mela. subtcriptions to the Dally Ptlot only are evall.t>M by mail fOf $10 per month. Second cl• ~paid at c~ MeM. CA. (Pl1ces lndudt Ill~ stat• and loc.af tp-.) POSTMAS- ltR: Send addr9 °*1991 W The Newport~ Mae HOW TO REACH US QfUllMton llmes Orange County ) 2 -9141 a.lfied ·5678 ~~321 News S40-1224 EE)() f'uM&-4170 : llypffote_itarthllnk.net Mlll\Oflb ~ Offtce 642~321 IWlnl9 Fu 6J1-StQ2 lobert G. • ... OIAIOn, ~•ao ....._ ......... \/kit~ Genetill MllNOer ., .. "'-OI M tW* ,..- TIM'DAlURES Balboa 83167 Corona def Mar 82168 Costa Mesa 8()'62 ~BNch ~Ca.st SW. flOMCAST LOCATION ......... SIZE Wedge ..••••• ' -.4-7 llW N9wport •.•••••• 3--5 llW 81«kies .. , .• , .•. ).5 1M "iv. J9tty . • .••• ,4-6 IM CcN ..•..••.••• A-511W TIDll lODAY First low 4:1!h m .••••.•... A>.2 First high 10:36 a.m .....•.....• 4.6 Second low 4:0S p.m ..•..•..•.... 1 .s Second high 10:08 p.m ••••.•••••• .S.7 SUNDAY First low 4:48 a.m .........•.•• 0.1 First high 1 1 :04 a.m. . .......... 4. 7 Second low 4:41 p.m. . .••••••.•• 1 .5 Second high 10:42 p.m ......••..• 5.4 WATa Tiit& DLA'IUM! . . . . 66 , SURF of communkfn; the tremet ldous Nrth-Bahai quK8 In 1• ttwt kiti.d some 55.000 n left dtiel In run; 1N now~ ling It ldepet ldet ice for Alrnenle; 8AHAI FAITH OF COSTA MESA recent w. In~ hwe ONted Bahais believe In the oneness of many nMds llbf'oaJ and emong lmmi· God, the oneness of man and the on.. grents eitablllhlng a new ltfe hire. The ness of religion; the unity of the whole churttt lhouldefs = responilb!Uty human r.ce; the harmony of science in meeting them. wonhlp Ii Gre-and religion; the Independent invest!-gori.ln, with the tredltionel role of the gatloo of truth; the elimination of all priest B itllt8lcesl0r, the dMcon offer-prejudice and the equality of men and Ing the ~and the choir Md COi)--women. Behal Faith of Costa Mesa pre-gregMlon dwwttng ,.... .. ..,. sents week~ firesides. which ~ewnt Moushegh TmNlen gMs 1he .moo In the baSk:s o the faith and o er -• . both~ and English. T~ is newcomers an opportun':r. to ask • • senior pastor. The church ls at 148 E. questions about the faith. F resides are , 22nd st., ccm. Mesa. For mote lnfor· Informal gatherings in the homes of matlon, call 6~60. Bahals. L.oQtloos of local firesides are aveilable through the Ore~ County- Assemblies of God wide info llne at 753--3551 . you may. cont«t Bahai Faith of Costa Mesa at • P.O. Box 10832, Costa Mesa, 92727. - HARIOR ommAN BAHAI FAITH FE~ Harbor Christian FellaWlhlP Is a OF NEWPORT BEACH recowery-~ churcft. The church Blha'I Faith of Newport Beach : b11iw. ttwt 1) ~friendly offers weekly Friday evening dinner ctudw llt ............. '°"5 discussk>ns and a monthly brunch ind for ... ~ of the~ .. 2) lecture on the last Sunday of each month. Bh'is Faith is Ill lndepet Iden! recoverr-r=,dutN&n~ wtwe1t11..r. tllk;J).....,.. ~ ,...lg6on ~ primlry ci is frilndlLf ~ Uildlflllllld thll the =ttual unification of the uman It ~ In the essentl4ll untfi. • a.er. ... pramm:.., remv--cation of all religions, reca, CrMds anO ~ churcMs comrnUnbte a ethnldtlla. lt'l rftlnlbetl ~ blblk.el ~of the -lbout mutUll mpect and ; ~Warth of hum9n persons; J«ry Ing among all people. Call 75t-0999 for. .. --pm-. Thi duth Is at time. locdor'l .nd topics c. lnfomw.: 740 w. Wlllor'l s.r-. COiia Mela. For tion on~~ wenlng m.t-... men lt1bmMb1, c81 IJ1·77JO OK ingl) OK 7tO-(for lnfOnNtion on • d'ldc the churdt'I Wlllb plgl 9t: ~on the last~ of Nth • • ~~· rnOnch). .. POLICE FILES NEWPORT 9EAOt • I.Mt OcNft Front llt a Street: ~ fire extinguishers and a spear gun worth $30 were stolen from • truck. • IMt ley Awnue: Property worth $230 was stolen from a biiefcase in the 1800 block. • ....-....-, Piece: 1Wo bicycles. worth $239 and $289, were stolen from 1 : patio In the 1900 bk>dt. • lrvlM ~: A wallet and contents worth $20 were stolen in the 1100 block. • 11111 ""-t; A jar of coins Ind medication worth $75 were stolen from • hotM In the 100blodc. ~ • ..... 90l•r»..t A blcycle worth $ 100 WIS stolen from outside 8 store in: the 2200 block. • ..... , ... "'-'= A bottte cont.lnlng $800 In colrts WIS stolen from • hotM In the MO block. • Pwtl Dftwe: A bicycle worth S 100 WIS stolen fTo.n a geflge In the 600 block. • AIMf't ,._: A cefkMr i.tephone woi'th SJOO w. SCOIM'I from • ell In the 100beodc. • ,... , I jf I I I I I I I I I I I \ r.~· ~ ,, I I j ' I ' I I . : I I I I I I ·: I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, August 22, l 998 ,(3 Forget the incumbents, we need Sid Soffer We tum out in droves 0 to vote for the folks in Washington who WHAT'S -make so little difference in our UP? ~ ~ay-to-day lives, but practically ' , ignore the elections for folks who decide,how to teach our kids, when to pick up our trash and how many co~s we need on the streets. Tberf?, ould be a ree<;>rd low. voter tum.Qut in the November election. .All.over the county, incum· bents are running unchal· . lenged. ln Stanton, the three • incumbent City Council mem· ·steve bers are running unopposed. In smith San Juan Capistrano and Lagu· na Hills, only the incumbents .are running for the open seats. l.;eece, are going unchallenged. It is unlikely there would That Leece has no opposition have been challengers to Costa is particularly interesting, con-Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa who, sidering the ire she draws each though having served the city well, has decided he has bad time she speaks. A few years enough. Newport-Mesa school ago, when I got involved at Vic· board seats, held by Jim Ferry-toria Elementary School, several man, David Brooks and Wendy parents made no secret of their feelings about her. One parent was unusually blunt. •she's stu· pid," sbe told me. No one, how· ever, seems to be smart enough to run against Leece. Tile experts say this is indica- tive of satisfaction by the elec- torate. But these "feel good" times tend to make politicians declare mandates after running unopposed or winning by a landslide. Mandates usually are followed by scandals; I'm not one to toss wet blankets, but I smell complacency and that means more $600 government screwdrivers. Wben times are bad, everyone knows what's wrong, and it's because we seem to be doing so well that we need someone to keep an eye on things. We need some· one to shake things up, to make these politicians remember who they work for and why they're here. We need Sid Soffer. Please don't groan. You. may burst something. Sid, as you may recall, is tbe local gadfly wl}o believed everyone was entitl~ to his opinion. Sid was supposed to spend five months in the pokey , in 1995 for some building code violations, but he didn't show up for sentencing and·got slapped with a bench warrant and bail of $250,000. While court was in. session, Sid was doing his best Roman Polanski imitation and took it on the lam to Las Vegas, where he has holed up since. In an effort to lure him back, I have written this open letter: Dear Sid, Do you recall those police car cameras you opposed for so long? Well, in a month, all of the Costa Mesa cruisers will have one. They approved it while you were away. There are several politicians running unopposed or breezing to re-election this year. As an You'll do the Jail time stanchng ~j\perienced gadfly, you know : on your head and, once you're that this is trouble. SomeoneJ out. you can resume your right· •. to keep an eye on all these J.l· · ful place as gadfly supreme. pie and l'm nominating yotJ This lS a bona fide offer. In Of course, there's this 11' ; er exchange for your return, I'll tell of a quarter million in ba~nd you on the nde home more of your jail time, but those e what l know about the best details. The most i.mpo.t t defense you can use It seems thing is your return, sc m offer-~at around here, all you have ing to escort you.h~n . I can go to do is claim that God told you down to the Rent-A· reek on · to violate the builcilng code. It's Bristol and 'see·if"' uddy either that or use the one· Michael Pointer h a '73 armed-man story. Caprice convert)' ~ to use. I'll Come home, Sid. Ute .is pick you up an• e can tell lies short. You're not getting any to each other the desert night younger, and your artenes are with the toi:-own. Maybe we probably rock hard from all of can time it that we'll pull into those $6 prime rib dinners. I'll the Harh r Municipal Court light the gadfly-shaped beacon parking lot at the same time as and wait for your reply. Judge Susanne Shaw. Sincerely, Steve Smith The meeting with Judge Shaw is not a detail, Sid. You've • STEVE SMfTH is a Costa· Mesa· resi· got to face the music. I've never dent and free-lance writer He can be heard of a problem that disap-reached at (949) 574-2462 or vta e-mail peared simply by ignoring it. at: stsmth 19Cidt net . Natural Select ~cOrange J()()O/o Juice REG. '3.45 Juice $~ 1/Z gal. REG.14.29 AUBURN Coco O's Madewilh $~ Organic Grains £-= _- REG. '3.99 11 az. Toast N' Jammers Low Fat with FrOsting or Without • Cinnamop s 69 • Blaeheny I •Sbawbary • <Jmwy REG. 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'18.50 · 1:1911 (Mot••.n) Marlwt 8 Klllelwl Con/I.a, lnvita I/OU """..,.guest ,...,..one COlfllllla••""" BNDlllB ...... #CG"" BNDlllB of •••I or" taler ,,.,. •• ,,.a-di .... :: A 4 Saturday, August 22, 1998 feature DOLLAR$ Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily P~ ·' I . I ..... From Newport to Malibu, corporations d local governments find the concept of each advertising mutually beneficial. t-.:\Tlll 111'1 HI \IM11\ I and lt'ac,!'1 individudl region is then given !lie opportunity to accept or turn ~own the offer. "It's d system that's been very -p· rom Newport Bt>ach to the suqcessful for Los Angeles Coun- : \/enturd County Llne, using ty, but Newport Beach, as such a I the bedCh dS ti ffidrkellng small city, hasn't been able to tuol has become dS hot dS the • J!nact [lt)." Blauer said. "Now sand on 9-0 August dtle.rnoon wlth the Beach Coalittoh, we Adverbser~ dnd sponsors suck I have some of the opportunities '• their nctmes on Ulequdfd trucks. that they do." . beach towers dnd trdsh cans. So far, only d few offers have gd1rung exposure to millions of trickled m . The first. a proposal bedchgoers. Cities dnd counties from the Adopt-A-Highway Corp. • ~et revenue to funnel bark mto to purchase additional trash cans, beach maintenance or other pro: was deemed unnecessary in grdms Newport Beach. And what do the l>PdC hes gel The second offer. the Chevro- out of thlsl Obviously, a lot of lel deal, quickly was approved by lr<1">h barrels dnd brand-rww life-the City Council. Chevrolet is giv- guctrcl trucks. But sonw residents mg the city 11 vehicles free of alon9 the codst fedf lhdl c,eUmg charge for two years, with an b«•dch dd spdce Cdrnes too high d option to later purchase the vehi- pnn• a declJ.ne m U1e qudhty of des or receive 11 new vehicles for thP stt1le's most valudblc ndturaJ dnother two years. rc" .. ource. In return, Chevrolet will be SA'lt T\\t BEAt\\ $$$ A re Wt' scl11nq the bedch? Thdl\ whdl some Newport BPc1c h residents dskc>d in 1997 \\.lwn th<:> Beach County Coal.Jllon \.'\d'> funned to l.J'>len to ollcr!i from prtvdle companies wr.,hing to sponc,or pdrls of th(' bec1ch acknowledged for the donations. "They will probably just be stickers on the windows," said Kevin Murphy, Newport Beach city manager. "We don't know what it will look like yet, but the langudge specified ll would be done tastefully." KIM HAGGERTY-ZVLIUSI DAILY PILOT Adopt-A-Beach manager. Rebecca Grant unloads black trash containers with advertising logos at Huntington City Beach. More than 500 new cans will replace the old blue ones that line the beach. And thdt con<vrn rnc1y surtdce d!Jdlll Chevroll't !>Oon will cfphver lo the city 11 n<'w tru<: k., c1nd util- . 1ty vPh1cles with ll'> name promint•ntly d1splc1yNJ on ec1ch onP • 8t1">lCdi1y \\t! df(' r<'CE'IVln~J 11 • nt•\\ \.l'htcles for thl· cost or a cou- pll' of stickers on thL' window - c1hout 22 pieces ol pdpN," said Lt: • John Blc1uer of thP r:1re ahd J\1dnne DepartJnent. "IL\ c1 won- clN1ul anangenwnt for the n ty." • Thl' Beach County Coc1htion, rnudclt>d ctfter d s1mllctr program ,. in Los Angeles County, 1s a joint venture of lhe '>Idle>, Orange County and the nltes ol Ldguna : Beach. San ClemPnte, l lunlmg- • ton Bec1ch , Sedl Bf'dCh dnd New- port Beach The coalition enterttuns offers from potenlldl hedc h ">ponsors, ,_ .. The deal with Chevrolet is pro- jected to save the city about $43,000 a year. From that total, the city will pay a 10% commission to Los Angeles County for its part in set- ting up the coalition. The remainder of the profits will be used al the discretion of the City Councu. "We don't know yet how that money will be best spent," Mur- phy said. Whether further deals will be made with othe r companjes is some thing the City Council will . look a t carefully. CoQncilinan Dennis O'Neil sdid. "We will dssess it in a case-by- case manner," he said. "There is no blanket policy on allowing mdrketmg on the beach." Still, some Newport Beach res- idents aren't sure they want to see their pubhc bedches one day blanketed with commercial logos. "l really don't like the idea,• said Balboa resident Phil Brokaw. "I wouldn't want to see the be()ch become like what's happened to the buses. There's already so much advertising all over the place." $$$ I n Huntington Beach, corporate sp onsors hips already have established a beachhead on local sands -and are moving into oth- er areas of the city. Enhanced by the recent open- ing of Pier Plaza, the oty's beach has become a premier attraction for residents and tourists more thdn ever before. Because of this, city officials are focusing on how to gain more revenue from the a~ mile-long oceanfront that has become tt trademark of Hunting- ton Beach One way is to let corporate sponsors, such as MasterCd.Id and Receive $100 off the purchase of any crib and changing t.:Jble OR twm bed and desk during the month of August You could be one of the 4 lucky winners during the month of August who will win a FREE Blann/ Crib or a FREE Blann/ Twin Bed! Drwilgs will h bid 1t 4~0p11 &wy ........... ....... ~·-·­.................. .......... i..... _L-_____ .._11_21_Mlrl...._..w..:.'1*._rt...;.lll\ld~ com Mesa • Aaoa from 'Mangle Square • Mon.-Sat. 10:3CM:OO • SUn. 12:09-l;00 , ,... .. ....., FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Pepsi, buy the rights to place ~advertising impressions" at Pier Plaza and other spots along the beach. The city also is considering the possibility of allowing ads in other public places such as the Central Library and City Hall. Community Se rvices Director Ron Hagan has said this plan could generate five to 10 times more revenue. "For example, lf we have a credit card partner. and we can offer them exclusivity, that pack- age is worth a whole lot more than just Pier Plaza," he said. Some residents approve of this creative money-generating plan. "U it will help lower truces. I'm all for it," said resident John Gar- nty. "As long as it's not too gaudy, I don't rrund." Leslie James, d longtime local surfe r, echoed those thoughts. "Some people say it takes away from the naturalism !of the beach)," he said. ·But as long as 3303 V10 Lido Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 3100 Paclf:lc View Or , Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Chwch lOam Worship and hur 1hl~ pracuail, Chrht-ttntcrcd. biblical mcs~c Chwch 10 ani & 5 pm. Sunday School 10 am Wcldnlr.day Mo '1IJlQl • pm Sunday School 10 am w~~•rrn& lst W.in.xty 12noon The counsel of the lord 1uinthth for ner; the thoughts of hu he11rt to ""xmer11ti01U. Paalms 33: 11 © COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL . UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST To ..,.v• is to C..; To CMt It to DO. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Worship Service 9AM Church School 9AM Adults & 9AM Childl-en Child Care Provided 644.7400 611 Heliotrope Avt, Corona dtl M.tr "'A~O..'P'•~flitll s.w..-.~.,.,,,, • ...,.. Fr. 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"If there dTe too many ads. ll makes everything look trashy," she said Sponsorship at the beach lS nothing new here. As part of the city's Adopt-A-Beach program, Simple Green provides $20,000 annually in stipends for local civic orgarlizations that clean the beach. In turn, the company gets name identification on lifeguard towers and at special bedch events. In addition, Chevrolet proVides Huntington Bedch eight new hfe- ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 110pen Arms and Open Minds" Worship 9:30 Jambortt & ~bluff In twport Btach 0.,, '"'"""' "U h.lw CJwist IJ11t Ill NI llf •"'" w1 "' ChriJt ...., ""'1 IJw /4ilhfal •Ni p,.Jwm• CltrinU111 l 111tJ. The Rcv'd Peter D Haynea, Rcc1or Summer Schedule 9'00lln • c f llC~ ~~~:...... ~ guard vehicles worth $220,0 per year in exchange for signs o the vehicles, at special e ve nts an dunng fil.min~ opportunities o the beach. And i.o Jcly, the city begd.n i latest sponsorship program wi Adopt-A-Highway Maintenanc Program by allowing 500 bl&c trash containers adorned with ad to be placed on the beach. As ·part of the fiv~-year agre ment1 the city will get fr~ replacement of the gcubage bi every year and $13,200 in annu revenue to the city in exchang for allowing advertisements. Most residents said they don mind the trash can ads becaus their purpose is to help keep th beach area clean . "It doesn't bothe r me o garbage cans as much as oth places," Linda Leach said. She added that it's when th oty wants to name areas such a Pier Plaza that it becomes t much. "When you put someone else name on it, then they own it, Leach said. "It [would) seem lik we've been bought off." $$$ O n the Westside, Los Angele County officials say bea c advertising space is #sold out." What began as a move to hel the county raise money to replac its beach trash cans in the lat 1970s has proliferated along th Westside coastline, from Dook weiler Beach north to the Ventdr County line, and now logos ·Jo the likes of Ford and Pepsi can:_b seen on lifeguard towers, betK' patrol vehicles, trash cans ah even on Lifeguards' bodies. ·~ Corporations have put Jl those s1gns with the hopes - being seen by almost 60 m.i.UlO beachgoers annually. The cou.ii reeeives about $1.5 million ed):: year from beach advertisiQ which is used primarily to de&e some maintenance costs. Th~s costs can run up to $10 milliop year for Westside beaches &ll $25.5 million countywide. S091 of the revenue also funds pro grams in which inner-city yoi.{Ql learn to swim or sail. ·: "The idea is that there's a pub lic-servtce need that can be pr W HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH • i (Olactptes of Chrlat) : 2401 lrvlne Ave . •t S•nt• IHbel , Newport leech Sund•Y Worahlp -10:00AM Costa Mela MISA VllDI UNmD MITHODllT CHURCH 1701 hkw, C.M. ; Worehlp • Church khool • la30 on4 1 OrOO o.m. : Dr. Richard George 979·82J.i ' Newport Beach/Costa 1'-Aeso Doily Pilot feature vided or enhanced by the priv1ate sector,• said Dusty Crane, direc- tor of marketing for the county's Department of Beaches and Har- bors, which operates all Westside beaches except Santa Monica. •Our lifeguards used to drive trv.clcs with boles in the floo{- boards .... Our trash cans used to be steel drums and got rusty. Now they're better than Disneyland.• ' A.Jhong the dozen or so spon-~rs is Commerce-based Trans- ix>rtation Display, an ad agency that sells space to other compa- , nies on lifeguard towers, and S~edo, which proviqes lifeguard uniforms. · Another is Adopt-a-Beach, an · -Offshoot of Adopt-a-Highway, 'which works . with govertunent agencies to determine their main- tenance needs And then finds companies to help financ~ wbat !Jovernmentcannot. ·Ford Motor Co., one of the biggest sponsors, gave.the county about 60 beach patrol and other vehicles in exchange for the right to place advertising placards on the trucks. Ten more are on the way. Dan Day, president of Adopt-a- Beach, said 15 companies, from Pepsico to MGM Studios, are :sponsoring trash cans. "There's no doubt that they get a lot of good exposure and increased business,· Day said. "But at the same time, they help the county. I'd personally rather see some advertisements and a clean beach than no ads and a messy beach.• .. ;1'- For some, the sponsorship pro- grams are simply too much com- merce in a place where many go to retreat from it. Last year, the Calif om.ia Coastal Commission ordered the coun- ty to take down its new sun shel- ters, which had large advertise- ments on them. Buoyed by sup- port from an a member of the state Assembly and some Venice Beach residents, the commission decided the shelters were inap- propriate. "There are better ways to pro- vide information,• said Chuck Damm, the conunission's senior deputy director. "The beach areas are an important open space in the urban area of Southem Cali- fornia." Yep.ice resident Challis MacPherson fought to have the shelters taken down. 11Corporate sponsorship amounts to ads on the beach, and there are too many ads in our life already,• MacPherson said. "You've got to draw the line somewhere. Are we going to have ads in our national parks?• In the only city on the Westside that operates its beaches, Santa Monica, officials say there's no corporate sponsorship -yet. "The policy to date is that the beaches are a natural resource, not a commercial venue," said Judith Meister, the city's beach manager. No trash cans with advertising logos here. Instead, schools and youth groups will be painting them with environmental themes and slogans. ·Meister said the city's financial status is so robust that officials do not have to seek sponsors. The city spends about $4 milhon annually to maintain and operate its beaches and has about $500,000 left over for beach improvements. How do they do it? Hefty park- ing fees -$7 to park in city beach lots on summer weekends. If the city takes up a proposal to reduce these fees, or if the economy turns sour, the money would nave to come nom somewhere else .. Things are not so ri~sy at the world-famous Santa Monica Pier. With an $800,000 operating deficit, the pier is seeking corpo- rate sponsors as a way lo bring in revenue. The city has invested about $128,000 in research. But both pier.·and .city offitials say they are wary of ruining the hiptoric lan~ark into an ·o.-erly commercial venture. . "We don't aspire to be a Dis- neyland or Universal Studios," said Jan Palchikoff, executive director of the Pier Restoration Corp., which manages the pier with the city. "We don't want lo look like anyone else out here. We have to be very sensitive.• $$$ Similar concerns are taken into consideration for the Los Angeles County beaches in the South Bay, Crane said. ~1 have a very small staff," she sa.ld. "It talces a very aggressive sales team to get out there and beat the bushes, but we're still cautious about who we choose." The typical beach ad is public service-oriented and family- focused, Crane said. •we proh1b1t alcohol and tobacco advertising,• she said. •Ads have to be done in good taste and have a focus. But our sponsors seem to recognize the fact that the beaches are a family enviforunent. • Nearly half of the volleyball nets in Los Angeles County beaches are donated by compa- nies such as Speedo and Authen-tic Fitness. Of the 310 volleyball courts on cotmty beaches. Speedo and Authentic have donated 125 nets, paying $10,000 for the right to have their names on them, Crane said. · "We'd like to have a net,, on every court,; she said. "Right now, we're worl<ing.on it.~ Speedo also makes a.name for itself with the 11feguards. The company provides the unitorm5 for standard beach patrols as well as for the junior patrol members who are training to be lifeguards. In addition, nearly every piece of clothing and equipment life- guards wear has been donated by companies looking for innovative ways to market their products. The county gets an extra bonus in its deal with Coca-Cola. The company pays the county $27,000 per year to have its benches placed on the beach. Along with the logo emblazoned where mil- lions will see it, the county also gets 35 % of the sales from the company's vending machines located near the benches. -limes Community News staff writ· ers Kathleen Haney, Deanna Welch, I Deborah Paul and Jennifer Anne Perez also contributed to this story. - nobody does It better CERAMIC • DRAPERY • VINYL • TILE • BLINDS • WOOD lIJ J~~~~OJ~ • MQl'I ~n°9'.5~pm "'The Old~t Drpct Compvl\ 1n C..Jiforma" ~er ' s.1 & sun 1<Hpm 29 27 S. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa CA t....-. mi~~~L (Yi mile south of South Coast Plaza) YISit _,sit www~m;nane.com (714) 751-2324 • :S: Now calls Huntington Beach home! 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BALANCE • Many avenues are available to broaden a student's experience and equip them for life. • Peer-elected student cowicils plan social events. Soturday, A~ust 22, 1998 A 5 BRIAN P06UDA/ DAll.Y PILOT Brian Mauntel assembles a Miller Lite advertisement in prepora- tion for the Mille r Lite AVP U.S. Championships held this week- end at the Hermosa Beach Pier. ..__ (714) 962-0335 • Community service projects and foreign mission trips give opportunities to put faith into action. CHAMPS ELYSE LAHAINA COURTHOUSE Come watch our new home take shape! 21141 Strathmoor Lane Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Jllslt ""' website http://pages.prodigy.com/BCJHS • C.1.F. football, volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, track/field, tennis, wrestling, and golf teams. • Our Warrior marching band and color guard, jazz bands, and praise band perform throughout California • The award-winnina. touring choral department is adjudicated annually by professional co~n. ' GUY BUFFET WILL BE ATGARYS ISLAND TO PERSONALLY SIGN THESE NEW SHIRTS. AN EXCLUSIVE AT GARYS ISLAND THIS SATURDAY, AUGUST 2l FROM 11-4. T HE ISLA NDERS STE EL DRUM BAN D Will BE PERFORMI NG. FOR MEN, WOMEN &a kl DS FASHION ISLAND· NEWPORT BEACH •'(949) 640-2371 .. l ~ 6 Saturday, Altgu$I 22, 1998 Newport Beach/Costo Meso Doily Pilot Trio fills Balboa Bay Club with music from 1930s io '50s P ACE CAVANAUGH TRIO While Tuesday at the Bal- boa Bdy Club JS for the ~ Mt'Cattrey litQ, Thursday ~bts belong to thP Page Olvanaugh lito from 6 30 to 9:30 )i..m. Cavandugh, 7b, is JOtned by 1'bJJ Mallory on bciS5 d!ld Warren Nelson on drums lo fill the Shell 1 Bar with mu.'>1C from the 1930s. '40s and '50s Cavandugh has accomparued the Wees o{ Dons Day, Mel Toane, Vic Damone, ,. Johnny Desmond Conrue Hain€?$, ..__ __ _.._.......,.; and Mlchdel FPinstein jim , Bay Qub Preudenl Henry • Scbleleln hrst met Cavanclugb in de boom 1951 al the Los Angel~ Htllpn H otel SuppP.r C1ub. whE·re Cavan- augh was dccompcmymg A.lld.n Jones, father of Jdck Jonl!<> A Jot of bme has ldpsed Sl!l<;'e Sctuelem last saw Cdvanaugh Sctuelein learned thdt Mike· McCdflrev wac, t.Zt.kmg lessoru. Imm Cdvdndugh and ~ked tl CdVdJlduqh would be wilhng to dnve from Loe. Angelf•'> to play dt the Shell Bcsr Cdvanaugh 1s out With tu'> C U of favontes. wtuch was produced by Fell\.Stem, and includes such songs as ·crd.ZY Rhythm," "The Tiuee Bear.;: "All of Me," ·1 Only Have Eyes for You· a.nd ·Just the Way I Am" to name a few Some of those en1oymg the tno's music recently w ere Ray Pbllllps. Jerry and Nan Dale- bout, Lynn and Bette Jackson, Hawes and Laurie Coleman. Rc;>ger and Ub Ridlck. Jack and Jackie Penny, Diane C9ltrane, ud Bob and Gln.nl Roblns, who were accomparued by two grandchildren YOUIH OF TIIE YEAR ,' REUNION The Exchange Oub of Newport Harl>Qr celebrated its youth of the year program'with return Vl51ts by Sl.X'of last year's dward winners. The club wel-1 corned back Laurel Hafer (~ha del Mar, dtt.ending Northwest ), DominJt Nguyen (Costa M , attending Houston}, Melissa Inouye (Estanica, att.endiri'l('Har- vard). Thao Nguyen (~ta Mesa, dltenchng UCI), Katrtna fangen (Newport Harbor, att.e:1Qing Har- vard) and Jett Perry {£stanica, attend.mg Chapmat1 University). ADOPT-A-SOC~ W ORKER: The Rotary Clµo of Newport-· lrvme is one of several Rotary clubs lo participate in the Adopt- A-Social Worker program coordi- nated by Robin Hoffman of the Orange County Child Abuse Pre- venbon Center in Costa Mesa. The dub recently adopted soaal worker Undy l>Yoe from the Orange County Social Services Agency The dub's ob1ectives are to provide the families under Pyne's caseload Wlth vanous items ranging from cJothmg to furniture to household appliances. PAST PRESIDENTS' CRUISE. Thanks lo hosts Rick and Elalne WUllams, 16 past presidents of the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club enjoyed a two-hour evening cruise of NeWp<>rt Harbor aboard the couple's yacht, Festival. . Aboard were Bob and Thelma Krone (1972-73), Ward Munson (1975-76), Moe & Dorothy Hamill (1976-77), Bob and Charlotte Wood (1978-79), Dean and Mar- jorie Reavle (1979-80), Jlm and Barbara de Boom (1980-81), Rick Wlll1am.s (1983-84), Hunter and Barbara Cook ( 1985-86), Allan and Adelle Tingey (1987-88), Ter- ry and Lois Zimmerman ( 1988- 89), Tom Walley (1990-91), Harry Welssenberger (1991-92), Steve and Suzan Phair (1992-93), Mil- OBITUARY lbtt""' Longtunf' C'omnrJ dPI Mr1r re<,1- dent Regtndld Jcm''" d1c·d Auq 7 after d bnef 1llnf''>'> H<· W<iS 84 M.r Jonec, Wd'> b<Jm in Wmn1- peg. Canddd on \1<iy 2·1 l<i14 At 25, dfter hf' hdd hru.'>hKJ ht'> .,rhool- mg. he movf'd to Tomntn. whNf' he met tus wife Junv on d blind date They werP. mdm<>d in 1440 Aft.er hf' '>f•rve<I in th(· Ro~·dl Cd- nadlan AJT Fore~ dunng \\oriel Wdf ll, M.r Jon~ and hJS fdrntJy ffiCJVC.'CJ to Southern C'dW<1mJd in 1948 H e work{'d in ddwrtJstng sciles for the PdSddend ~tdr N£>w<. unllJ the pdper wets '>old HP then worked in puhhr u·ldl1onc, for new !.hopping cl'nt<•rc, 1n San Diego and 13dkl'f'>fwld "He Wa'> d qrPdl tdC•<J f>Pr<,cm," srud h~ w1f P, Jum· ·nw 1ded!:. cdllle out of the· top of ht'> hPdd likf' pop<om " In 1968, Mr Jorn"> JOtnf'd The Irvine Co. and worked as llldT- keting dlrector and manager for , Fashlon Isldnd I unbJ 1976 "He was very ded.Jcated to Fa- shion Jsldnd, ~ said daughter ReginaJd Jones Beverley Jones Mr. cllld Mrs JonPS !Jvf:'d on Lido Isle before movmg to Corona del Mar in 1971 After Mr Jones retired, he and his w1ff' trdveled regularly to C1reat Bnl<itn. His hobbies mduded drawmg, photography, boating, walking and pl<iymg piano and organ. He also wrote drt.Jcles for Western Out- doors mdgdztne and the Daily Pllot Mr Jone!> was a dITeclor of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. d charter member of WHOLESALE RATES TO THE PUBLIC NO EQUITY REQUIRBllll SPECIAL LOW FIXED RATE HOME LOANS Barrow up to 126% al Propal•ty Vllue v Get cash for any good reason to $150,000 PAST APPLICATION AND APPROVAL BY T•L•PHONE 100°/o FINANCING ·REFINANCE OR PURCHASE 7 00pm I SAT 9 OOam -4 ()Opm I SUN 10 OOem • 2 OOpm 1"'91 0... ~~ " '!"Md by 1111 CA DecJc o1 R911 &Ill• Aa1a 11.ci,ec1 10 ct*'Ot ,..,_.. ,,.w~1lW•w•~.....,e.~c.-c,,.v d "-E.atllllt ~()t6'.(JITJJPl1t'4\t.4t•.,.,.. .... """""" ... "-''-..... ;?l~!l llillt~._.... ~~~ Botanicare ~ 4 @ Landscape • DmIGN & CONm'RUarION • MAINTENANCE Botanicare Lan4aoape \ ' : ' : ' ' I ' ' I I ' ' ' I I . 1011 W. BaDoa BIYd., •D •ewport ... oil. a.&• (71t) 1'18-IMe . u.. ..... ..... -.. --·a ..... • the Newport Center Association dnd a director of the Admissions dnd Goverrung Comrruttee of the International Council of Shopping Centers in New York. After he retired, Mr. Jones was appomted to the Newport Beach Arts Commission. He represented The Irvine Co. in United Way fund-raising campaigns and was a volunteer executive with the lnler- nabonal Executive Service Corps, HU-I Cr\l{PI I" Cl !..\\I\<,? Not Just a Great Job at a Fair Price 1-..~ FAST DRYING! ,,., (?I4) 979-2098 Rugs and Wool Carpet HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa whlch look hi m to Singapore, Malaysia and Guatemala. Mr. Jones is survived by his wtle, June; daughters, Barbara Jones and Beverley Jones; four grandchtldren; and lhree great grandchildren "H e was a very lovtng man, and he was very supportive to my sister and 1, • Beverley Jones said. Pnvate seMces will be held today. Our Interior Designers are available for free in-home con ultatiori. Mon.· Sat. l<bn ro 7"'" .-.., 11 :.JOmM eo S:JOs-n ., 11.a.rd and Barbara MacAdam I (1996-97), Nancy Raney (1997- 98), and Richard and Shelly Oberrelter (1998-99). SERVICE CW8 MEETINGS NIEXT WEEJC: Want to get ~ involved in your community. make new fnends, net- wotlt or give something back to your community? Try a service dub! 11.JESOAY -7:30 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub will meet at the Balboa Bay Oub to hear O,nnis Van Germet. chief eogi~r of the Boeing space program. 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesao-Newport Harbor uohs Oub will meet at Costa ~ Golf and Coontl)' dub to hear a program of alternate pla~i for the El Toro Maf'lhe Corps Air Station. WEDNESDAY - 7:15 a.m.: The South Coast Metro Rotary Oub Wlll meet at the Center dub and Newport Harbor Kiwa- nis dub will meet at the University Ath- letic Oub. Noon: The Exchange Club of Orange Coast will meet at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and Costa Mesa Roury Cub will meet at Mesa Verde Country Oub 6 p.m.: The Newport-Bal· boa Rota')' Oub will meet at Bahia Connttuan Yacht Club to hi!ar Barry Vor\ Hemert disc~s "Identifying Valuable Pieces of Furniture.• THURSOAY -7:30 Lm.: The Costa ~ Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club Will meet at Mimi's (afe for a businesi meeting. Noqn! The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar will meet at Bahia Co<inthian Y3'ht Club; the Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club Wiii at the Holiday Inn for a joint meeting witt) ·the Downtown Kiwani.s Club; . the Exchange Oub of N~ tiarbor will meet at Riverboat Restaurant to hear, GIOf'ia S. Astarabadi on "Banking for the New Millennium;" and the Newport . Irvine Rotary Club will meet ai the Irvine Mamon Hotel. • COMMUNITY & Q.U8S 1s published Saturdays Fax your setviee club's meet 1ng 1nformat1on to 660-8667 or mail rt to 2082 S.E. Bristol St., Suite S, Newport Beach 92660. 'Young S econtfs • Tue. -Fri. 10-5 Sat. 12-4 I 'U nique Cf11Uren s Consifinment 'BoutiLJue 'Best 'Bae{(_ to Sclioo{. Sefection in Orange County. • Popular Labels-Infant to Teen • Cotillion. Dress, Play •Maternity, Furniture & Accessories A One Time Opportunity Fairy Tale Tulle Dresses. 436 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar Clothing accepted by appt. • 673-2120 ... . -. .. . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, Augu~t 22, 1998 A 7 Price of frames qre easy Accused child molester -'\. . on eyes at Balboa store to undergo mentclI evaluation I 0 ne of the best local eyel wear shoj>s, Balboa E)l~­ wear (723-0783), is offer- mg Best Buys readers a 10% d.Js- count on purchases through· the end of the month. It always' carries name brands such as C~yin Klein, Giorgio Armani, Ralph l.a.uren, Persol, Revo, Oakley and L.A. Eye- works. A best buy at Balboa Eye.- wear is the Hobie ~larized-rens glasses, whlch are discounted from $195 to $89. The store is at 710 E. Bdlboa Blvd., Newport Beach Meagan Marriott, manager of Newport Clocks (723-2333), says the store has added to its selection of quality timepieces a sleek, lux- urious and almost-exotic line of Swiss-made watches. Newport Clocks recently was named the exclusive coastal representative for Festina international, and car- nes the Calypso and Jaguar col- lections, wh.ich include digital, sports and dress watches. Also, for allimal lovers, the store makes custom wall clocks out of papier- mache that are designed to look like your dog, cat or horse. The •puppy love" clocks start at $210. Newport Clocks is at 344 l -C Via Lido, Newport Beach. ·. LYLEEN & JEFF EWING MAKING A SMOOTH TRANSITION There are many detail to ndle when you move out of one flouse and into another one. Since )t is easy to forget things in the rush of moving. making a written check 'Ust of everything that needs to be done is an invaluable aid. Be sure to include such things i : providing your new addres to the Post Office. your banl. credit card companies. and any magazines to which you sub cribe. Let your in urance agent know about the move to ensure that your per onal t>roperty will be covered at both house . Call the utility companies .ahead of time to arrange for the cut-off and tum-on dates for gas. electricity, water and telephone service. Put important documents, such as birth or marriage certificates, tax returns and home ownership documents together in a safe place as you pack, so that you can locate them easily. It will give you 8 great sense of satisfaction to check each item on your list off as t is handled. Coldwell Banker's #I ots. For professional service or advice with all your real estate s call the Ewin85 at (949) 644- 9060xi14. - greer wylder ' Great Things C onsignments Antiques & Collectibles is accepting consignments on antiques, coUectibles, vintdge 1ewelry, sterling, art and crysldl It's also a good place to find unusual items. The store is at 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Kayaks is having a back-to- school sale, discounting its Kayaks-brand merchdndise by 20°1< •. It also sells a nice selection of Quiksilver, Toes on the Nose, Reyn Spooner. Roxy, Pure Jwce, Rusty Cloud Nine, and Sugar &' Spice. The store is at 1036 Irvine ; Ave., Newport Beach. The Pacific Design Hoose (642-3600) is having a Ooor-s&m- ple sale on Oriental rugs, Oo~r­ ing, custom furniture and acces- sories. Merchandise is marked down to 50% off. The store is at 1931 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. · Costa Mesa Designer OuUet sells designer clothes, shoes, accessories and handbags at 3941 S. Bristol St. near South Coast Plaza. Designer name brands on sale priced 50% to 85% below retail include Ellen Tracy, Giorgio Armani, CK, Hugo Boss, Escada, Gucci., Calvin Klein and Christian Dior. Look for the Regal Beauty Supplies & Salon (642-4482) coupon in today's paper. It will save you 20% on beauty sup- plies, exducting sk:m products. The coupon is good through Sept. 31. Regal Beauty is at 269 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. • BEST BUYS is published Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627. + WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Celestino's quality M E ATS -Ill<' Fin<' • ..,, \11 'cll urn I ~·1 t ·1< c· , \t ·wto lJ/c' we (om Rocky Free Range Chickens Celestin o '!> lion H.'1nadc Cclcstino·s Hom emade Jerky Sausage Tcrlyakl I IOI lmllan or Swce1 nirkcy & 1101 n·xu.., s1yle S 3 .49LB Manning's All Natural Great for the Grill rwtl 1..0111 Uo1wll•..,.., N w Yo rk Steak S8 llil1.B Ccles1 inc>'~ Kabob's Spen er Roast s7 w.tLB i\1,1111 B«d • ft•rly.1"1 Ch ic l-1•11 • I .11nh • s5 ooLB Swordfish Halibut Salmon 32 \ (lQ('(l<.'S Q[ I l vrnc-,\lclCI<' SClUSQ<lCS Cdc~11110: ... H<:C'f ()( Tlllk<..'LI Jerk.u \\ e CCIU LI Hooe l Jeocl Pruducrs 270 East 17th St • Costa Mesa • {714) 642-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.-Sat., 10-6 Sun. • Costa Mesa man charged with arranging $20 sex sessions between his two young sons and roommate. Gra nt SjUd it took "We're dealing ..,time for him EustGE.P ~Ph COSTA MESA ..... A 28-yea~ old man accused of allowmg his roommate to molest his two young sons in eJC,chang~. for money will undergo a mental evaluabon to determine if he is competent t<> stand trial. Samuel Montes of Cosld Mesa was scheduled to stand trial Sept. 14, but defense attorney Stuart Grant request- ed a competency evaluation during pretrial proceedings Thursday. The case was postponed until Oct. 2 so two psychologists can evaluate Montes and deter- mine whether he should stand with o chad in o fo realize his tnal said Deputy D1stnct Attor-man's !...A.. •• • • client's con-ney Stephanie Deamon. ""'-'J ,.We're dealing with a child ' d ' t 1 o n in a man's body," Grdnt said of SGtuart Mb·eon'cteasuhs::aes bis client • • • rant. .. Odfense f Montes was arrested m Octo-years o attorney • t t ber on sui.p1oon 9f molesting prac ice a his 8-year-old st~pson 'Bnd 6-covenng up year-old son and arranging $20 his disdbility. sex sessions between the boys If Mont.rs is found incompe· and his 49-yedr-old roommate, te nt, he could be com.nutted to a James S. Nogales, prosecutors mental ho pital. Cruninal pro· said. ceedmgs would be suspen(ied Nogales was 11vmg with th~ indefimtely because it,. is Montes family di their Wilsoh unknown whether , .. ~~fontes Street apartment He 1s await-would ever be 1udg~i'compe­ ing trial on 48 counts of child tent, Grant sc1.1d ,,71 • molestation. The men are being If he 1s found to be compe- held in Orange County Jail on I tent and 1s convicted, Montes $250,000 bail edch could fdce life m pnson .. · '~···.· Announces Its 24th Annual Summer.. lowout Sale Sale Starts lOam Friday, August 21st Store Hours: Fri. 10am-7pm •Sat lOam -6pm •Sun lOa m -5 pm All IADIES SPORTSWEAR 30 to 70% OFF II TAVARUA ...•.••. t.! Rusty Hana Raisins Roxy MENS&BOYS SPORTSWEAR 30 to 50% OFF Tavarua Quiksilve r Billa bong Gotcha SURFING ACCESSORIES 20 to 40% OFF Vipe r B.Z. Churchill Cus to m X All Sandals on Sale 20% OFF Featuring REEF • RAINBOW • FLOJO All Wetsuits 20% OFF Quicksilver • 0 'Neil • Body Glove CORONA DEL MAR• 675-9700 2831 Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar, CA PLUG IN Check out our $5.00 Rack ;l~: ,-------------, • This Coupon ·, VISA I Good for . 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En1oy a 19-minute video -documenting the founding years with interviews from 17 early fac- .ulty and staff members, as well ~s. two fLrSt-year OCC students. j:arly photographs and hlm Jootage are mcluded m the VJdeo. • The cost of the video," 50 Years of Excellence Continues!• is $19.46. For more information, phone (714) 432-5645. Tour of Spain b eing organized Andante Travel will offer a tour of Spain led by Spanish author and historian Joseph Sanchez on Nov. 3-12 The tour will include sightsee- ing and overnight stays in Madrid, Seville, the Costa del Sol and Granada. Cost is $1,495 per person, dou- ble occupancy, and includes round-trip air travel from Los Angeles, hotels, breakfasts and some other meals and guides. For more information, call Doreen Adams at Andante Trav- el, 120 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, or call (600) 344- 3076. It---_e ___ o ___ T ___ o ___ x--®-$--1--9--9--*--===1.==., · this • . OO'er I I ~~ o<' ends 9115198. 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Children were given incen- goes "way up" during the sum- Q}er, Edwards said. Matthew Moran, 9, was one child who contributed to the spike. Moraii read more than 100 books. FYI • The Costa Mesa- Mesa Verde Library will be closed Aug. 23 to Sept. 7 for roof repairs. It will resume r'9ular hours after ~bor Day. · their muscles. • tives such as-gilt certificates and stickers to boost their reading in the summer program, called World Wide Web of Tales. This year a record 667 readers and 52 volunteers participated in the game-like program. Matthew and his twin sister, Jessica, got their first library cards this year, said their foster mother, Nenita Sioco. They love coming to the library so much that Sioco has found withholding library privi- leges is an effective punishment. "This whole summer reading program has really triggered imagination," Sioco said. During Mesa Verde's closure, library patrons can go to the Cos- ta Mesa Library, 1655 W. 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SALE Also on Sale Flooring Carpeting ta•••te Hoon ~Floon limited time glfn. .. .... ·' t I • • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot soc1e Soturday, August 22, 1998 A 9 , Annual Jody Spry pilgrimage attracts host of summer revelers I I S wnmer in Newport would not be complete without the annual pilgrtmage or Eng- land's Lady Charlotte Spry and her charming 5-year-old daugh- ter, the Right Honorable Lady Ellen. , , The British royal cldss discov- ered the pleasures of the Orange Coast several years ago at the invitation of Suzanne Uoyd IJayes of Holm by Hills who sum- mers each season at the Balboa Bay Club. • Hay~. the heiress and trustee of The Harold Cloyd Frlm "lhlst, • travels the globe on behalf of • tharity as well as for the promo- tion of intemationd.l artistic goals of the American. Film lnsbtute, presenting the silent films of her -late grandfather, Harold Lloyd, ~et to contempordry orchestration by such masters as London's Carl Davis. r Hayes and Spry -widowed ,by the late heir to Engldnd's Spry c:ooking-oil fortune -met some time ago on one of Hayes's film presentations abroad. Their close ..personal friendship results in the annual Newport Beach summer rendezvous, and quite frankly, the town is just not the same . THE CROWD after they've come and gone. nus year, the summer beach bash on the Newport bay was replaced by a Mexican-themed summer fiesta in Los Angeles. Newporters caravaned to Holm- by Hills last week to welcome Spry at the invitation of Hayes, who turned her elegant tradition- al french country yard into Cabo San Lucas at dusk. Some 200 locals and Los Angelinos mixed it up at a final hurrah apropos for Spry who, with Hayes, had done the rounds of Newport at their favorite ORIGINAL GERMAN Rolls -Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes Cheese Cakes· -Weddings -Special Occasions Serving Authentic German Lunch Daily Specials -Rouladel) -Schnitzel Bratwurst -Meatloaf r------------------~ 1 Come In & Feast on the Desserts of Summer! I ~ ! 25°/oOFF j I Breads -Rolls -Sheet Cakes & Cookies I L ____ ~T~~~~~~~S/~~---~ 540-0281 2950 Grace Lane • Costa Mesa Above, Rod Hardy and Sally March, center, joined England's Lady Charlotte Spry, heiress to the Spry cooking-oil fortune, for her yearly jaunt to Southern CaillomJa. Above right, the evening was hosted by Suzanne Uoyd Hayes, left, who summers at the Balboa Bay Club, and attracted many famous faces, including Vogue and Elle photographer Anthony Horth, center, and Sharon McKinnon. haunts such as Billy's at the Beach, owned by friend BW Craig, Hans Prager's Ritz, and the fabulous new French 7 5 in FUUSET •ACRYLIC • ActyllC w'White Tip • Pink & White Powder • lume Get • Sdk Wrap • Acrylic •Pink ALLS • Pink & White • lume Get •Silk Wrap • Mlnlcure •Pedicure • Kkll HO Manicure & Ped • Hind Paraffin WAXING Laguna Beach owned by master restaurateur David Wllhel.m. SEE CROWD PAGE A11 KAYAKS - Men's & women's first choke for casual & sportswear clothing. K~ new prfyate labels are now available GS Wefl OS back to school merchandiM, and our name brand men's, women's, boy's and girt's styles. 20°/o OFF l<AYAl<S BRANDS FOR BACIC TO SCHOOL 1036 lrviM kat>., Wmc/iff P/aza. Nnvport &arh, 631-2996. Open Monday through Friday 10-8, Saturday 10-7, and Sunday 11-5 c 5 • A 10 Sotvrdoy, August 22, 1998 CROWD CONTINUED FROM A10 •Newport Beach is qu.i!ltessen- tial Califom.tq,• Spry said. •1t•s your version of the European Riv- iera at summer time, and quite frankly lt's a breath of fresh air for me. Yo~ people are so fabulous, so mu¢h fun, the atmosphere here is so F.J>ecial. I nope you appreci- ate p1e rare quality of life you enjoy in Newport. I hope to return eYery year." Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PilO eta Trugman, Beverly Hills socialite, Sally March of Sydney, Australia, Horth's leading lady and one of the owners or the Elle Modeling Agency, and John Michael Hamen, the Army Arcberd of Australia. orthopedic surgeon, chatted golf with Bel Air golf pro Cb:rts Gus- ton and his fiance, Christina Guston will be leaving Bel Air to take a post in the Dominican Republic at Casa De Campo. And MSNBC execulive vice president Meredith Wallen out of Chicago was taking notes on how to throW a wild summer party. ', 'Spry was drop-dead gorgeous ~n a pale pink Ghost sheath, pur: ' • 'Chased at the English designer Above· left, Balboa Bay Club patron Suzanne Uoyd }Jayes, and locals Vlcld Kulukjlan, Paul Rod Hardy, Hollywood direc- tor of such shows as "Buffalo Girls" and •20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," mingled pool- side with the glamorous Sharon McKinnon, a real estate agent wiUl Coast Newport Properties, who was celebrating the signing of a new $8 million mansion list- ing in prestigious Pelican Point. Spry is arudoµs to see the new McKinnon listing, and is think- ing of taking up residence on lhe Orange Coast. Hayes is planning ber next ~ jaunt taki,ng the Harold Lloyd films, such as "The Freshmani" to the Kennedy Center in . Washington and then off to Lond6n to rejoin Spry for an e ngagement in London at $adler's Wells. shop Ghost on Robertson Boule-· Butchlll and Gloria Uoyd enjoy the party at Hayes' hoine. At right, Becky Fonda, wife of actor vard, Beverly Hills. At the party, Peter Fonda, Hayes and Rod Hardy ham It up for tbe camera. ' "We'll be thinking of our sum.- mer fun in Orange County, I'll promise you that," said Spry, planning her final weekend stay in Newport at the Balboa Bay Club before her return to Lon- don. ·we may have the Queen, but you all have the Surf Stomp," she joked. the shop was represented by 1 Marilyn Heston, wile of Frasier Vogue and Elle magazines. He is able alligator supported the Newport swmner residents Ben and Terry Jacobson toasted the evening with friends Barry and Jen Wilson. Wilson and her mother, Pat Edwards Allen, are the design team behind Laguna artist John Botz and his fabrics for the home under their interna- tional design firm name of BruJee et cie. Heston and daughter-in-law of based in London, New York and crowd in the water. Horth and Charlton Heston. Sydney, and in charge of the new Delahanty both donned lime Fonda came with escort Hugh Ragan, celeb hairdresser (from West Hollywood's Salon Alex Rodin at the BelAge Hotel) to stars such as Joan Rivers, llose- mary Stack and Edye Gorme. Richard Dalton, hairstylist to the late Princess Dlana and now the director of Paul Mitchell Prod- ucts USA, was on hand with Un- Marilyn, a Hollywood publi-Halston campaign. green swim suits to coordinate ost who also represents the The handsome Horth took the with the gator, who supported mega-popular Bar Ay night club fiesta by storm doing some seri-frozen margaritas, also in a "What more could you ask fat m life?" Indeed. was also on hand for the summer ous flirting with Newport's pretty matching icy green color. Becky fun at the Hayes home aJong Patty Delahanty. 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A simple beginners' class lS at 6:30 p.rn.; an advanced begin- ner's class is held at 7:30 p.m.; intermediate and advanced dancing is at 8:30 p.m.; and open dancing is from 9 to 11:30 p.m. Cost for the dancing is $4 for members and $6 for nonmem- bers. The Jewish Commuruty Cen- ter is at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more informabon, call (714) 755-0340. CHRISTIAN MEDITATION not familiar with Vatican U and the changes that have taken place,· Golde said. "There's JUSt so many changes • The first discussion session is set aside for questions and answers from participants; the topics of the following meetings are based on the questions brought up in the first meeting. Local priests and deacons are invited to speak. Discussions are held at 6:15 p .m . Sundays at the parish cen- . teJ,_2046 Mar Vista Drive, New- port Beach. There is no charge. Light refreshments are served. Fot more information, call 121· 0496. the center. ln October, the center will also begm a contemplative Christian Zen group, to be held on the first and third Thursday of each month, and d Budd.lust Zen group on the second and fowth ThW"Sday. The center will be moving on Sept. 1 from its current site at 711 W. 17th St., Costa Mesa, to 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. For information, call (714) 722-7818. BIBLE STUDY mtermedlate- advanced class began two hours later, the number had almost tnpled and the dancers' feet were moving much foster w1th far less instruction. If you are seeking d quie t place to "center" yQurseU through Chrisban meditation. you might consider the Chnsbdn Contemplative Conununity, which meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mondays at St Mark Presbyter- ian C hurch, 2100 Mar Vista Dri- ve, Newport Beach. The group 1s open to people of all denomina- tions. DON LlACH I DAILY PILOT MusJa Gluzman, front, dances the "hora chedera," a traditional Israeli dance, at the Jewish Community Center in Costa Mesa. ZEN MEDITATION People interested m Zen medi- tation may attend an onentation for beginners at the Zen Center of Costa Mesa from 5 to 7 :30 p.m. the first and third Sunday of each month. The evening includes an introduction to Zen, lessons m breathing techniques and medita- tive postures, discussion and tea . Harbor Christian Fellowship holds Bible study for adults from 6 to 8 p.m every Sunday in tlie main sanctudry. About a dozen people come to each meeting, which IS led by senior pastor Bill Gartner In the educabon center at the same time, the church holds a 12-step meeting for adults with Attention Defia t D1Sorder. Har- bo[ Christian Fellowslup lS at 7.CO W.'Wilson St . Costa Mesa. For information, call (714) 631 -7730. Former professiondl dancer Yoni Carr, who was born m Israel, has been teaching danc- ing classes every Wednesday at the center since 1984. Carr carefully explained the ~s of three dances with the beginners -the • hora chedera," barned alter Chedera. an old town in Israel; the "tzdkid kata- mar," a phrase from the Bible that means "righteous like a palm tree;" and • bora medura," which means "like a fire." "IYoni is) a fantasbc teacher." ~d dancer Debbie Berzon. •She bd.S a great following." , Wear comfortable clotlung "It is to find that qwet pldce of peace and joy through the Chns- tian tradition,· group member Esther Behnam said. A typical meeting begins and ends with prayer, Behnam Sd1d . In between, participants may do· stretching exercises, medildte, walk and pray and listen to an inspirational reading followed by discussion. Beginners are invited to come ~l l \VH Y WE \RE T l lE TOP OF THE LINE i11 11,1 11dl 1n l-! d ll Cll V ~)llf h l' u u t '\' .., 11 /> f > [, n c ~· d " . • Full scrv1a SJ!on • All q)(S people are lim1.scd hatrdr~~m • :X:nior rn:izen discounts on Sundays around 7:15 for instruction in Christian meditation. There is no charge. For more information, call 551-5339. RE-MEMBERING FOR INACTIVE CATHOLICS Our Lady Queen of Angels will hold a "Re-Membering Series" of discussions for inactive Catholics Take flight with Comcast@Home and experience the Web the way it was meant to be. You'll go from frustrated to fascinated in just a click of your mousel • l 00 times faster than d~al-up services! •Always onl 24 hours a dayl No dialing, waiting or busy signalsl EVERI or anyone interested m learrung more about the Catholic faith. In the past, between 30 and 40 people have come to these discussions to talk about such topics as divorce and annulment, the sacraments and purgatory, said organizer Johnny Golde. "It's people that have been away from the church and are "It's basically how to do Zen meditation -how to get start- ed,• said the Rev. Deborah Bar- rett, director of Zen training at Bible study is also held at 7 p .m. Wednesdays at First Baptist Church of Costd Mesa, 301 Mag- nolia St About 100 children and adults attend each week. For information, call 631-3010. 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA c\ji (714) 708-4805 lnteruntiounl ;J{.rnbqunrtrn Visit the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of C hrist and the ministry of the Apostle Paul! /111 111-: \1011 //1111' lfl11111 (1/>111 I 11 ,,,, /fl,1111 ''/""· '"" ·-'/•111 ''f'lll • • .. . . • . .. • .. L:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiii..:.I . Make your internet fly. 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For this sprightly sendup, the Cd"t of thousands popularized by Busby Berkeley was replaced by dn dlJ-purpose band of six, plus p1dno dnd synthetic orchestra dCC ompdniment. It's d show that youny and old alike can enjoy for chrferent reasons Dt>i>p1te d few rough spots, the Cm;ld Mesd production is a bnght upbedl and energetic tnbute to those bygone days. Dtrector Lany Watts has assem- bled c1 generally splendid cast, plugqmg lumsell mto one of the roles. dnd as usuaJ -injecting huns<>lf Lnto the areas of set and costume design as well. "!Jdmes at Sea• involves a Hroc1clway musicaJ company 1ehPdr'>mg a show of the same title c1t d thedlcr targeted for demollllon When the wreck.mg m ·OM.s Ar su· , • WHERE: Cos- ta Mesa Cavic Playhouse. 611 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. +WHEN: Thursdays through satur- days at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. until Sept. 6 • HOWMUCH: $12.50 and $15 • PHONE: (949) 650-5269 Mindy Cowan and Mark Phillips are seagoing loven in .. Dames at Sea" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. ball literally closes Act I, the scene shifts to a battleship, where the just-off-the-bus ingenue gets her big chance. In case anyone misses the connec· - tion, she and her new boyfriend bear the character names of Dick and Ruby. Mindy Cowan has both the PAMPER YOURSELF Superior Products Used By Professionals \I -.} 'h lfLl~ A PLACE fOR NAilS New Set $25 3336 Via Lido• Newport Beach • 949-673-0142 (Across from Callfomla Be.ch Rest.wrAnt) wide-eyed naivete and the tal- ented toes to sell the part of Ruby, as well as a sweet, win- some attitude that makes her endearin9 to her audience. Mark J . Phillips, however, is somewhat bland dramatically and vocally as the songwriting sailor who falls for her, missing the satirical BOD bite of his character. The'stellar show-stoppe r is Adnana Sanchez as the wise- cracking chorus girl who takes Ruby unde r her WlJ}g. Sanchez has a Broadway-ca~ber vo1ce and stage presence, which she displays to maximum effect In the fitst-act closer, "Good Times Are Here to Stay.• Watts fills in adequately as her good-natured swabbie swain. Yvonne Browrung as the pri- ma donna ilar of the 1evue dis- plays a fine egotistical a ttitude, but couJd carry her characteriza- tion even further without going overboard. James Emery enacts both the show's di.rector and the ship's captain with excellent vocaJ authority. Wbere the show misses the boat, so to speak, is in the techni- caJ area. Soloists occasionally find themselves out of the spot- light, and the lack of a green spot for Browning's seasickness scene Tiullifies its e ffect. Pianist Joey Kincer keeps the tempo of the first act hum.ming well. Watts and Tom PhiWps have come up with attractive, period~looking costumes, partic- ularly for Browning's overdressed diva. Browning and Emery enjoy a splendidJy sexy duet with "The Beguine" and 'cowan's "Star Tar" finale is equally winning. "Dames at Sed" has been in and out of several local ports, but the musical remdms an eminent- ly shipshape satire. • TOM TITU5 reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays E Health & Wellness Cent MAsSAGE Skin Care . AROMAnIERAPY BODY~TMENIS Sauna I >1,.·n • day" .1 ,.,,..k • Mon Fn !13111 ''1.nt. s.,1 "°" lllam 7pm Costa M esa HundnJlton B each 666 Haker, Sult<> 10 1 17672 lk·11ch U lvd, Sull<'s ll & t,; (E.,,,., or HrlJttol, <'IOIM' to South eca .. 1 Pin.a) Cl'-"'d> I; N.........,, In t,. Pi.duo Pllwl) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 . Newport/Costa Mesa Daily Pi 1111.LY II lllllllllMll John Tesh to perform at The Center Com~r and pianist John Tesh will perfo~ at 8 p.m. Sept. 11 and 12 at the Oronge County Performing Arts Cen- ter. Tesh, who began playmg piano et age 6, studied at the JuJliard School of Music. He worked as a television anchor for a CBS ~ate in New York, d sports commentator and a full-time anchor on "Entertain- ment Tonight• He has also recorded a num- ber of albums and continues to compose music for television, including Wimbledon, the World Gymnastic Champi- onship and the Olympic Show- case . nckets range from $26 to $56 and can be purchased at The Center's box office, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa M esa, or through TickelMaster at (714) 740-7878. For information. call (714) 556-2787. OCC plans full seasoru of performances Jazz plani!tt Ahmad Jamal will perform et 8 p.m. Sept. 12 in OCC's Robert B. Moore the- ater to kick off the coqege's 1998-99 perfonrung arts season.r Donald Mills, the only sur- viving member of the original ¥ills Brothers, will perlonn wt.th his son, John, and singer Kay Starr at 4 p.m'. Sept. 13 Ballet Folklorico Mexicano J1 will perform at 8 p .m . ·Sept. 19; • the Harry James Orchestra Will • perform at 4 Rm. 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Newport Beach Mayor Tom Edwards said he is livid over what he calls a •pR scam• and ~aid it only makes him want to .,spend more money on the El Tor.d fight. "They're saying don't use a PR firm, but by the way we've got 45,000 letters that were printed by our PR firm," be said .. ~This is politics and it's ridi<;Ulous. • Pegg1 Ducey, Newport Beach's deputy city manager, is pleased the anti-airport group is willing to build conseT1Sus. "In the meantime, we are confi- dent that professional' communi- cations corisultants will help us provide residents with the infor- mation they need to understand this complex and controversial issue,• she Sdid. Lake Forest Mayor Richard Dixon, chairman of the reuse --~ONTINUED FROM A 1 ~f he thinks hiring the firms is some- : thing the city should and must do : u it wants to win the El TOTO air- • port fight and said every council : member should feel the same : way. authority's board, said the group is not ~g to tell Newport Beach how to spend its money, but wants reSJdents to understand the other side of the argument. "We wanted to get our message directly to the people of Newport Beach without it being sarub.zed by their leadership or any other airport b6osters," he said. Dixon said the ultimate goal is to win over enough Newport Beach residents to persuade the city's leaders to cool oil on their pro-airport agenda, although he admitted that is ~not likely." Newport Beach is the most visi- ble and outspoken proponent of converting the base to an airport. Newport residents also have spent a lot of money fo support pro-airport campaigns, candi· dates· and consultants. The letter says the group does not want to increase the size of John Wayne Airport and asks Newport Beach residents to be sympathetic to the position of South County residents. Turner said South County resi- dents can talk until they are blue and accurately communicates the importance of the airport to Orange County's economic future. , • Develop and manage the pro-airport message in all levels of print and electronic media. • Communicate key messages and milestones to the press on a daily basis to clarify and strength- en the airport vision. • Provide a "quick-response" in the face, but that doesn't change his belief that without El Toro, the county will be forced to expand John Wayne. Past elections have shown that Newport Beach voters over· whelmingly favor an airport at El Toro. About 75% of Newport vot- ers cast ballots for Measure A in 1994 and turned around t\6'.0 years later to help kill Measure S with 87% of the vote. And in June, 61 % of them vot- ed for Councilman John Hedges -whose ~mtire platform was based on a pro-airport position - over incumbent Supervisor Tom WilsOJl1 who is opposed to El Toro. David Ellis, a political consultant for the Airport Working Group that worked on the Measure A and Measure S campaigns, said the sole purpose of the mailer is to create a database of Newport res- idents who say they support the Millennium Plan, an alternative land-u5e plan for El Toro devel- oped by South County residents. "1bis is a cynical attempt to try to divide and conquer Newport Beach," be said. process to refute inaccurate infor- mation presented to the media. For Hill & Knowlton, it is: • Prepare materials that accu- rately describe the need and ben- efits of an El Toro airport. • Develop written information materials distributed through direct mail, written and broadcast media, and other communica- tions tools to better inform the general public. :j •As far as I'm concerned, this • is a gut check for the City Coun- :. cil, • be said. "This has been a : goal for as long as I've been on : the council. It's a very important •issue, and it's time we move on.• : Councilwoman Norma Glover ROSEY'S AUTO BODY : agreed. CAUIOIMA lAW STATES :, • 1 think we need to go forward :jM'ith our plan on the airport, and 1Ulls is part of our plan,• she said. !1. The broad scope of work for :~eishrnan-Hillard is: You CAN CHOOSE :i· • ~rame the El Toro airport • !ssue m a manner that effectively 0 I : ' ANY REPAIR FACILITY Fl& Pick.., & Dtlhlry • All c.ttW Ttdiaidan 642-4522 121 l1ll11tri1I War • Costa Mesa ... WE COME IN PEACE. AND WE'VE BROUGHT FOOD. 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Bailey and both McClungs were thrown mto d Mexican prison The rest of the crew, whose pdssports were re portedly confiscated, were not charged Wlth any crunes. The weapons m quesllon - three shotguns and two nfles - were tdken on the tnp on the rec- Build and solidify a ba&e of vol- unteer support w1thm the county to participate m meellngs, events and other acbvities. Ducey said the city's staff will carefully delegate the firms' activities and do whatever work possible in-house lo minimize costs ommendabon from the U.S. Coast Guard, McClung's attorney said. After a preliminary tnal, Eugene McClung and Bailey, were released. But the younger McClurig remains m 1ail on smuggling charges, and if con- Vlcted, faces up to 15 years in Jail. Richard Brown, an attorney and a friend of McClung, said the youth leader has been in a local hospital Jor the past few days after collapsing after bearing the news of the charges agaiTlSt lum. •Knowing after a week of agony, of horrible conditions, everyttnng that's been going on is pretty overwhelmmg fQ( him What he's accused of, illegally bringing weapons to Mexico, car- ries a five-to 15-year pnsoh sen-. tence if he is charged,· he said. Attorney Wllliarn Bollard, who is in Mexico to represent McClung, has been one of the sole commurucC1lion hnes between McClung and his EVEREST A MacGillivra.Y r-reeman J-ilm .. Saturday, August 22, 1998 A 13 church and family members. Brown also said policy allow the Mexican government one year to bnng a case to tnal. Suc;an Kramer, whose 16-ycar* old son, Kevin, also was on th tnp, aid the situation is "heart- breaking• and that her son will hdve to come home oon. "If we can get enough people out there,i to show there's public mterest, iirtdybe we can get thi man out of there," Kramer sdld. • Kevm has been down there, bnn9Ulg meals to the jail cell. But . he stdrts school on Sept. 8." At Manners South Coast Church, Y'h~re phones have been ringing •nonstop," the students feel thel! efforts dre worthwhile. "We 1ust .met here tlus mom- mg to make the calls,· said 16· year-old Leslie Holmes ·we aie trying to put pressure on the polit- ical leaders to get him released, and this lS the best way we can help him.· ,. ·'i _ .... • .. • • ~ 14 Saturday, Augu$t 22, 1998 But Jun McGee, d spokesman r the Newport Coast Committee f 2000, c;aid that won't slop the roup from doing whatever it kes to get the best deal for its sidents. everc lf 1t means fight- 9 to become the o ly of Newport "odSl. The group hds hired a consul- ~t to study the financial feasibU- of t'ncorpordl!On and ii report is ldue out in dbout two weeks. Talks between the residents 1md Newpott officials, which .bdve gone on for the pdSL six months, hdve bcPn put on hold • unttl t)w rc>s1denls can decide whdt thPy want to do about city- :hoocl. "They cdn do whdt they want, hut I think the study 1s going to conduct~ thdt they won't be able to survive findnc1a1Jy on their tm n '>dld Mayor Tom Edwards >.. lcGt!e sd1d the idea of city- hood 1s •nothing new,• because the qroup d.lwayc; has considered 1t dll option to remdming an unin- curpoMled county area or becom- ./ "We've also been very clear that at the same time; we're looking into all of our options." mg part ol Newport Beach. Newport Beacli officials have said they believe they are close to an agreement with Newport · Coast residents and Irvine Ranch Water District that would allow the district to obtain the city's rights to serve water down the coast. That money, which amounts to several million dol- lars. then could be used as a tax break for the residents. But McGee said tha t doesn't tell the whole story. "We've also been very clear that at the same bme, we're look- mg into all of our options,· he said. "The benefit of staying in the coWlty is that if -for whatev- er reason -we're unable to negotiate an agreement, we can come back to the city in the future.• He said at that time, there may be other circumstances -a lot of revenue being generated on the coast or a new City Counal - that could help the Newport Coast residents get an even better deal. McGee also said the Local Agency Formation Commission has pledged to help areas that want to be incorporated, not fight them. And county officials have indicated they are "very nego· ti6ble" on the issue of revenue neutrality, he said . While city l~aders hav'e said they want to do everything they can to wor)S with Newport Coast residents, it is possible for them to pursue a partial annexation of the area that is owned solely by The Irvine Co. if residents decide to go with c:ityhood. That includes much of the land entitled for development of homes, hotel and time-share resorts, a golf course and retail center. Irvine Co. and city officials said that scenario has not been dis- cussed. During Sidewalk Sale take an additional 30°/o off all sale merchandise already marked at 50°/o off THE LAST OF THE BIG MERCEDES ha' j~t ended proJuct1on of the 1999 . This hig, luxunous body tyle .. aCJ.,'Uably the most will not be made nstain. If you collect classic t«itomobiles, you know the last model year IS the most desir.ilile. This may be your last chance to buy one of these bi.R·boc.ly S..Class sedans. If you would like to Lease or purchase one, hurry before they are extinct. • • ' ,', ~ I. p ! &. • . Excellent Values: 1998 S420 9.417 miles, vin 394908 1998 ssoo 8,333 miles, vin 383487 1998 ssoo 7 ,020 miles, vin 3845 17 1999 S500 2,111 miles, vin 416232 1999 S6(X) 9,41 7 miles, vin 4093.38 7 14·7 18.JC~)O • JJOO J1mhotccRood • WW\ll.fJmcrce<lc t DREDGING i CONTINUED FROM A 1 i ! damage done by the El Nino-! fueled storms earlier this year, as ! well as the scdunent that bas built l up on the bay floor since it was l last dredged mote than 10 years ! ago. ·1 "1 am pleased that Gov. Wilson i has honored my request and i mcludPd these fWlds in the bud- ! I -- i WOMAN ~ i CONTINUED fROM A 1 · i ! found in a trash bin near South 1 Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. No i other evidence of her where- 1 abouts had been found at that 1 time. 1 On Fnday, Berger said police j notified turn that Uapina bad ! been found, but was being held ~ by the Border Patrol because her 1 visa has expired. ' A statement by the Newport Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pi get,• Johnson said in a written statement. • Johnson this year also spon- . sored a bill that would have cre- ated a permanent fund to accu- mulate $400,000 per year to be used whenever bay dredging is needed in the future. That bill did not make it into the final budget proposal, but Johnson pledged to pursue the measure more vigor- ously next year. "Sediment continuously accu- mulates in the bay and threatens I .. "I'm happy she's OK. but she's still locked up. Finally, this ... nightmare is over." Brad Berger Woman's boyfriend Beach Police Department, which had been investigating her disap- pearance, said Llapina was the subject Qf a routine identification to tum it into a meadow,• he •If the bay is to be preserved, must be dredged on a regUl • bas. • ' ).S, • Sob-Ao. the dredgl.Jlg COlllPli ny that bas been working on ~ Back Bay, is continuing to mau its way into the upper reaches OI the bay with the large clamsh~ dredge and derrick barge. T4t entire project. which was dela~ by the severe weather this winter, should be done after the first cl i:' next year. check Tuesday by the Califomi4 Highway Patrol. After her M51, was found to be expired, sbe was taken into custody. Lt. Doug Fletcher of the New· port Beach Police Department said he does not know why bet purse was dumped. "She's in the custody of Bordet Patrol (!gents in San Clemente,• Berger said. "I'm so happy shn OK. but she's still locked u~ Finally, this ... nigbtma.Je is over. A Border Patrol spokesman could not be reached for com:- ment Friday. THE FLOOR GUYS SINCE 19Si · 33% OFF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF All Ceramic Tiles . All In Stock Carpets All In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL ea-Ut.tlme Padcll99 Warranty ea-Old~ & Pad Removal fBEE-Floor ear. Kit CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS ' . , ... ,, .. , .. ,. , wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot l COllESPOIDEICI Residents split on ]Obs Center prjviJtizatiOn s a resident of the Lions Park area of Costa Mesa, which was the city's most pop- ular hangout for hun- eds of day laborers before the obs Center opened, I am very sappointed the city is again onsidering eliminating its sup- ort of the Jobs Center through rivatization. Privatization unquestionably 'Will put dozens, if not hundreds, of workers back on our streets and particulaily in Uons Park, resulting iri: • A use that is incompatible with the residential character and tranquility of our neighborhood. •Increased public safety costs to monitor and patrol the park on a daily basis. • A detrimental impact on new business opened near the park. But most important, it will eliminate or kill a low-cost source of jobs for hundreds of low.. ) income and hard-working fathers who live on the West Side of Cos- ta Mesa. U the city will consider the negative impact of pnvabzation on the workers forced into the streets, on residents near Lions Park, on the cost of city public safety and on local business, it should realize it's getting a real bargain .for the money it spends at the Jobs Cente r. It's working great. Please don't try to fix it. Bill TURPrr Costa Mesa Whoever ruris the Jobs Center should determine if its workers are here legally ("Laborers seek to block privatization of city job agency," Aug. 13). U not. exclude them. U they go elsewhere, such as to Lions Park, the police should pick them up for loitering and hand them over to the U.S. lmmtgratton and-Naturalizatton Service. It is wrong for the Jobs Cen- ter to accommodate illegal immigrants, even if employers find this pool of labor conve- nient. Our society would be better off if employers had to bid for the services of legal res- idents only. The cost would go up, and we would pay more for goods and services, but that would be cheaper than the tax- es needed to deal with the many problems illegal immi· grants bring. NED MCCUNE Costa Mesa I think the city should tum the Jobs Center over to a pri· vate company. We shouldn't be spending our money, the city's money, for illegal immigrants. They sh9uldn't be here anyway. And if they are not document- ed, so be it. Get back across the border. I think the Costa Mesa Police Department should crack down on contractors who hire illegal immigrants on street comers, Lions Park or wherever. They 1111111 IESPOll forum ust 22. 199a 8 I MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y Pl.01 Costa Mesa is exploring the possibillty of turning over the day to day operation of the Jobs Center to a private company. should be given an automatic $5,000 fine -no questions asked -or their truck would be impounded or whatever. RANDY SVIR Costa Mesa I most definitely think that the · private company would be better than what they have now. We recently went over there to hire some day laborers to help us put in ow vegetable garden, and about 12 men ran at our car and were holding onto our car and yelling at us. MTake me. Take me.~ It was sort of a frightening experience. l think that some organiia- tion, by employing a private company, would be a great idea and a great improvement. There are a lot of people willing to work. ELIZABETH BARNES Costa Mesa Please, please, please, City Council OJ whoever, don't change it. Please don't change • the way it is. If it wasn't for the nice people there, my friend and I would not have been able to move, And everyone was so ruce . El TORO DEBATE Don't change 1t. The other place thdt wants to take over it, I mean. hey, they are just m it for the money They don't care about the worke rs I would like to go to a Qty Counal meeting, but tµlfortunate- ly I have no transportation at mght. nus is the only thing I can do. Please save it. r SHARON VAN ALSTINE Santa Ana Sounding off on supervisors~ public relations, airport questions y wouldn't we expect co\lllty $'Upervisors Tom Wilson and Todd Spitzer to sound off (•Supervisors slam report on El Toro," Aug. 19)? They have ignored the results of valid Orange County elections in 1994 and 1996, which is an abrogation of an elected official's responsibility to uphold the Cali- fornia and U.S. constitutions. Why would they prefer to slan- der a valid grand jury report and instead support a pie-in-the-sky Millennium Plan that does not list the cost of purchasing the land and the cost of construction if an airport is not to be built? If we expand John Wayne Air- port, the cost of purchasing land, clearing it and the cost of con- struction could go as high as $1 billion to the Orange County tax- payers. I think Wilson and Spitzer are out of line completely by ig- noring both the elections and the results of the grand jury report. MILDRED MURRY Newport Beach Well, all I can say is that they are just defying the legal and civil processes that keep our whole county in check and bal- ance by just refuting the grand jury. And I think this just shows a disrespect for the laws and checks and balances that are in place. Shame on them. LINDA SCHWANDT Costa Mesa It seems an appropriate time to take up the issue of the escalating costs we are learning to ignore as •essential• to deal with the 8JJ"}X>rt issues (•Newport seeking PR firm,• July 31). The 1998-99 New- port Beach budget IS put to bed. so to speak. Everybody seems to have learned to ignore that busi- ness-as-usual, drcurnnavigdtion and drcumlocution of sexvice and infrastructure oises. The budget includes $865,165 in the city attor- ney's airport menagement office -$119,160 of that is for salary and benefits tor one city employee in charge of airport matters. The county manager, who already ad.ministers contracts and oversees major projects, is paid much less than that. Priorities need to be addressed. As El Toro goes forward over EDUCATIONALLY the years, we can expect lawsuit after lawsuit and appeal after appeal, as the issues develop and the antagonists contest each and every inch along the way. Meanwhile, in a few short· years. John Wayne Airport will see the limits on its passengers and operating hours lifted to the severe detriment of the Upper Newport Bay and East Newport. That is reality, and timely. Is there anything on the front burn- er to prevent that? Does it have a higher priority than El Toro's someday pie in the sky ls a pub- lic relations budget going to help with John Wayne? I think not. We West Newport dwellers, who are not severely affected by airport noise or traffic, bebeve in the same airport gOdl for our oty as do our neighbors to the east. i.e., maintaining limits on John Wayne and developing an El Toro facility. Public relations should not be in the picture right now. TOM HYANS Newport Beach No, no, no. t:et's let the ~ clear up the questions regarding IOfety, noise and aµ-pollution, as well as the mcrease m congestion on our highways. There already has been way too much specula- tion on the effects of this airport. First of all, we as citizens lack a cert.am trust in ow local offi- cials to bring us unbiased infor- mation. It seems every opportu- nity you have had, there have been little articles slipped mto our newspapers (I'm sure released by either you or some other pro-auport group), on how great thJ.s would be for our econ· omy Well. the way I look at it, the pilots assoaation still hasn't approved its safety. and you can't get much better than that The big p1cture looks good, I admit, regarding prospenng businesses. However. the hwnan price, l believe, is way too high. No, don't spend our money on expensive public relatJ.ons. Just get the experts to agree on a safe. nonP<>Puting way to put Uus air- port in. if it's possible to do so Advertise in our local papers, and l believe us grown-ups can make an informed decision. Let the Dai- ly Pilot get the message out. SUSAN COSTANZO Corona del Mar Vacation truths, educational! acts learned through experience GAY GElsER-SANOOVAL I 've been on a family vacation, IO I don't know what has been going on in the local education scene. U you read my cqJlpnn for that news, stop now qc! come. back next week. If you want to 1eain educational facts, . u wllll • untYenel vacation ti'utbl, pmc-.d -tbanb to my f~. who gave up an afternoon n., to Impart th.11 wl.sdom to you. . ~ vtlited Zion. Grand Tetom and Yllllowatone natloriill parks, •well u Cedar BrMka National ,......_,t. In each. we beve a. to'.tbe ranger walks and r... IDCI have llici'eawl ow H wlldv• Of to many lhiDOl-Hlleil )Ult. ipdmcling: =& .......... ~ ,, ................ ... 6. The bacteria found growing in the geyser area has turned mto a $300 million DNA finger- printing business. 7. The valley of the Grand Tetons sank four times deeper than the mountains-rose. 8. The top layer of the Grand Canyon ii the bottom layer of Zion NaUonal Park. geologically. 1Jon'I top II Cedar Break's bot- tom layer. 9. An osprey, Ute river eagle, diving lnto the river end catching a fish ii a sight to behold. 10. 1be wolves that have been r81ntrod\IC8d m YelloWltone are =· bMlttUer elk and deer Ill\- 12. The Utah Shakespeare Festival m Cedar City has great plays, which helped bring ·nun- ing of the Shrew" ahve after a student readmg Ul eventh grade. The uruvcrsal vacation truths, which probftbly apply to most road trtpa and family vacations are: . 1. Hair doesn't have to be washed every day, but it becomes qUite gross after three days. Wear a hat. 2. Bugs are alive and well all over the United States and are penonally haruaing my &t~b­ ten, ampt fw th<*t that bit the -· happy pillow. But if you are th designated sleeper in the car, your pillow must suflcr. 5. The family van has a black note m it that gobbl~ up shoo , clothes and pillows. Wh n a pil· low is gobbled up, Dad had to pay the pnce. 6. It's bard for p rotective dads to let daughters drive on long road trips. 7. When daughters do get behind the wheel, every road hazard and weetbef condition preMntlltlelf. 8. No metW wbere you sit, tbe smote from the campfire wU1 ftnd you.~ ambianC"e ls in tba .,. of .._beholder. I. W. cu to OD wllboUt ~ wt.t day, m• or tbDe .... 10. • )1111!11 g; ..... lliale.11t .... ~--·-, work and there arc no modems. 11. There is no bathroom like your own bathroom. 12. If you have had too much fun, rome home a day early.· • • • SOS -Costa Mesa High School has a g1rls goU coach and p&eyen, but no golf dubs. Can you help them ouU New or use4 Woukl be appredated. Call the athletic Office at 424-8708: Costa Mesa High School Ulo got IBM-rompatible 486 comput • en, but no mon.ltors. 'Ibey Deld 50 monitors. This give1 you • reeton to get a new big~ for your cunputer system ..S dOMte your old one to tbli ltbool. Cd 424.:8702. . • • • • ' • • . . . . • • • • • • . . • • • • ' . .; . • • . . • • ~ . • . • • . . . . • • • • • • • I • • I • ' • ' . • ' ' # • • ' • • • • • . . . 82 Saturday, August 22, 1998 Newport/Costa M.esa Doily Pilot " j ,• \ . . , * -. THE LEXUS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY YEAR.-END CLEARANCE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED!! NOW THROU GH AUGUST 31 • '94FORD PROBE GT hop by Phon '95 LEXUS ES300 ~"'!!r' Newl.Clll li ('77313) '.2097 '94LEXUS SC400 Or on th Internet www.Je u 4le s.com '97TOYOTA '96 MERCEDFS TACOMA4X4 C220 SW.-. A/C, PIS. Ma M,_...i,mlli..• New LClll '"'*-NewLClllNt. 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Joyce and Norm Galentine vacationed in the United Kingdom., where they visited the Lake District ln England for a week and then went lo ScoUand. They are shown in front of the railway station ln Inverness just after returning from Loch Ness and an unconfirmed sighting of Nessie. .Cheryl and Jerry Rosenblum of Newport Beach toured Brazil, Argentina and Peru. They are : pictured iJl Rio de Janeiro, across the street from Copaca- bana Beach and Guan- _abara Bay. a.ti's P•lsy • Ann ' floe ·~ lumbing & Heating Celebrating 44 years of service in your community. Thank Your .----------, \ \I. I \ H 1.1: t . o I 1• O \ I've contacted NIH for suggestions regarding Bell's Palsy Therr response was that "no research has been done on Bell's Palsy· They Know no cause °' cure f0< 11 My neul'OloQist suggested acupuncture for the pain. since netther he n<lf my family doctOf could help Since the treatments with Of Tong, I have had rell'l.riable results -less pam, and a physical improvement m my clstorted face I could not close my eyehd f0< 6 months, and was able to close 11 after the first treatment! Rheunult«Md Arthritis. FlrbrositJs ·Erlinda lo 19891 was diagnosed with hbtOSIS and arthnlls, and a ~ar 13ttr I developed rheumatoid arthntJs. Since then I have developed several othtr diseases because of the medicatJons that I havt been taking for the past 3 and a half years I have been to physical therapy. occupattonal therapy I've seen gynecoloo1sts, and all kinds of speoahsts. I haYe had ~al surgenes, including a hystefeetomy I live in Texas A fneod tOld me about this doctOl 1n Cahf0<nia He wanted me to tty him, so I went ahead and drove to Cal1f0lnaa On the very first treatment, 1 was very sur pnsed that 1t worked so well I stOl>Ped al my medicatJOOs, inctud1ng the sterOtdsl 1·~ been off all drugs for ten days, and I feel great! I haw no pam and the swelhng has gone down so dramatically that my shoes went down two sizes in two weeks It really works Dr. Tong is great He gave me back my life and I'm~ h~ about 11. lunitfs • Eve Now that I can tuck my shirt 1n my pants and brush my hair Without horrendous shoulder pain, I'm on the go, and bitdt doing my ITlOYle WOf'k .• It's thanks to Of. Tong my shoulder feels so good that I can punch the doctOl who wanttd to put a kntfe to 1t. Or. Tong showed a lot of courage to take care of me. a doctor's wife •• but he did, and I'm grateful. WNpl•h • Bal'bara Since I suffeted from whiplash five ~ars ago, I have been to numerous doctors and vanous physical therapists They hM been untforml-/ unsuccessful 1n relieving my pain except f<>f tinef periods, frequently with liberal use of drugs Generally, these doctors appear to find 1t dlfft<ult to accept that a patient is suffenng acute pain, especi.llly afte< their recommended therapies have been undertaken without benefit. ot have actually ~el'bated the problems 11 was a revelation to find 1n Or Tong not ontv a deeP understanding of the phys1eal and emotional problems of a patient undergoing d'lrontc pi!n, but a medical procedure that has been effectrve in reliewig me Of the worst pam With the very first trNtmenl Dr Tong, unh~e Pf'V'OUS pract1tK>nefS, relies pnmanly on the efflOeOCY of his treatment. and not drugs fOl the eltmtnallon of pain Ml•MM·Margaret I have suffered from severe headaches for many years. They became so seM that I was hosprtaUzed, at that tune. they diagnosed them as migraines and prescnbed drugs I have a family and couldn't five on these drugs fomer My uncle. who had been going to Dr Tone}. advised ~to set him I am vef'I glad that I did. After a few tteatrneflts, I began to f~ better. My headacties are disappearing and I am US1ng hnle ln!Ckatoo. I slncerely thanlt Dr. Tong and recommend him highly FREE! Dell9ery wUh Purchase of 5~. Set w/ad. , The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ Over 25 Years In Costa Mesa *Now OWNED & OPERATED BY MESA UPHOLSTERY* TEXTURES • PLUSH • (ABLE • BERQER 20°/o OFF ENTIRE STOCK TILL 3t ~;,';Q ;;For All Your Decorating Needs!'' 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Mondays through Saturdays al 2600 E Coast Highway, Cor9na del Mar For informallon call M0·4777 AMERICAN HEART ASSQOATION The Amencan Heart Associa- t10n 1s looking for volunteers to ASSOOATION RENAJSSAHQ CRE- ATORS ARC is a nonproflt group in Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports multi-outreach com- munity-service programs, such as the homele s sanctuary. Vol- unteers are needed. For infor- mation, call Renee Namaste a t ¥0-5803. BALLET PAOF1CA The Ballet Pacifica Gwld, a volunteer1stipporl group for Ballet Pacilica, 1needi. volunteers for a v¢ety of tasks. For information, c;all Molly Lynch at 851-.9930. ·' 1~1G BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS Meo and women over 20 years old 'who have lived in Orange Cl>unty for at least six months and have been on the JOb for at least three months are needed to serve as big. brothers or big stSters for children ages 6 to 16 from single- parent. homes. For information, call 544-7773 perform Vdnous generdl office CENTER FOR CREATIVE dul1e.,, indudmq pholocop}tng 1 ALTERNATIVES tvpinq hght rnmputer work. as The Center for Creative Alter- \~<'11 ds prc·panng IMge md1lmgs ndt1ves, a nonprofit charitable crnd other vanous clt>r1cdl duties orgaruzatton that works through from ~J d m to noon or 1 to 4 I the Uruted Way, needs volunteers, pm . \\ PPkddy'> For mfordmtion graduate level interns or trainees. coil TNt BrCJ\"n \oluntec>r coor-For information, call Karen at 642- dtnctlor. at 8~h· !51'.) 0377 AMERICAN HOME HEALTH CENTER DOCENTS HOSPICE PROGRAM U you love the arts, become a TIH •\mu1< dr licmw Hedlth center docent. It enables you to I fo.,pt< P Proqrum nePds volun-see and be involved' in the t£11•r., tu <II\ 1· PJTWltOndl i;upport to Orange County Perfonrung Arts '•'rrtllnctlh 111 pc1l1t•nh dnd theu Center as few are able. You'll fre- lttnul11·' 1n thP qn·dlPr Ordnge quent ba~kstage ~d below stage < ·1111nt\ dTP1. Tr<Jtmng 10, provided areas gwmg public tours of the For ~1itJrmdt1on Cdll 550·0800 or: Center. To learn more and apply, ,011c11 :,.J0-..!.541 call the support groups ofuce at 556-2122. ext. 218. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER Thi Ordnq1 Count} Chdple r o! th,. AmPrtCdn Red Cross nPP<h \ olunt<·<'r'> lo dddress 11111111111mly qruup'> about Red crn.,... '>Prv1< , . ., dnd Lo act as !J111-.1nh w 1th th1• nwd10 in d1sas- t,.1 <111cl Prtll'rgenc y -,1tuat1ons. for lnfOTITidllOn, CdlJ Judy [an- lldC c IJIW c1l 8 iS-5181 ~Jo .., tPr wnat you re doing. 11 ; • •mPtown newspaper FITS IN ... Daily Pilot COUEGE HOSPITAL The College Hosp1tc:U Costa Mesa Auxiliary is seeking vol- unteers lo perform clencal, reception desk. gift shop and ~\ Lido Isle "-1 ~ Toastmasters weloome you ... MONDAY EVENINGS 6:30 P .M. TO 8:00 P.M. Gt..E..'\DAI .. .E FEDERAL BA'\K CO~\.\\U1'1TV ROOM I 00 .._.iion C.-. Or. ~.oc.hoon 1.1.nd. ~ 8-.h .. "' -infunn.tion uJl \~ \i...I. (9.6) 51.iiiUf ~ Jlon&ldoan ~> fJJt.na Gallo's Italian Deli-at home by the beach Gallo\ ltJllJn lkh hJ' heen \ervm11 Cortina tkl ~..ir "ixc llJ7J. A v1lla¥c laoomart a11r.1<:tm11 both children and adult\. 11 h.t.' .i \Cl)' long· tand1ng rcla1ton,h1p w11h 1h1' rnmmunity llm tntd111on continue' Jnd " being proudly cx1eoocd 10 the BalhoJ Pcmn,ulJ with thC 'amc homemade ta\lc. amhi&n1.:c. excellent qu.ahty and ~rvicc. Gallo'\ recently c:elchrated the irrand opcnin~ or lh Billboa locatlOO -JU\I a few hundred feel from the bcoch. offenn~ fanta.\t1c ouan view). baked bread and ll> made co order. Gallo\ ~ubl. can be enJOyed lfl thrtt diffcrcnt size -regular, large and elCtra large. Of COUl'!>C, they 'itill (Crve the all- ume ra ... orite • too. uc:h lllo OaJlo · Combo. Genoa Spec1aJ. Hot Stuff. Shccd Chicken B~. BBQ.Beef, Italian Meatball. Vcaietanan Special and the Tuna SpcciaJ. CYC\, they do ha ... c fi'h'> lllerc is a 'ub for c~ery PJX:lllc. llilt and budget. En)Oy any of thc-.c sandw1che with a wide choice of cold ref re tuna dnnki. and the crunch1Qt ch1J>l'. Try M>mC ice \.'te.tm or frozen yogun for ~scrt, or a cup of your fa\'onle cofTcc. latte. cappuccino or C$pfC\SO, Let Oallo'i. carer your next p1U1y, ~ial or ~1oe~~ c\'cnt, ac;,ommoda11ng up to 500 1uc'lt'I. A\ w11h the onginal Gallo\, 1t~ cxtenor 1\ pat01ed wilh lhc f11mou~ blue and wh11e motif and 11 1 al\<> adorned w11h 1L\ equally famou> blue awning. OutMde patio 8taung h available at the Corona del Mar location. Thi fCGturc, soon to he available 11 the Balboa e¥tety, wiJI be offered "upper-deck." It~ uppearonce i~ unprcntcni~: ill Gallo~ l toli411 DtU II /«Old Ill 3014 ambiance. relaxed and oothint. ft \ the W. BoJboa Blt'd. (otlJ«1tt1 to tlN perfect ~nc for people wanting to get LM~ltJ :t Sltt>,,,U.1 Ct11ltr), N"""'1 away to enJOy ~· food, while en)Oyutg Beoclf. It ii O/Hlf *"11 frOM 10 &• to 8 an:'11 "'iew\. p.m. Coll (949) 11UJJJ. l'AX Oran G;lllo', ltahan Och ~c\ the li~t (9'9) 11J-.8J82. c.1#~"' Coro• Ml ubmanne 11dw1chc' -~ 1inc 11 wide Mar Is oJ J900 E. Coat Hw1 (Mf'Oll lccrion of pri~ ~JI\, rhc ~ 11C\I Jr<>"' 1'iv1 Crow111 inltUlrul). It is chttf.c llld thc frnhc .. t \'e cubics llld OfH" tMJ/1 /,.,,,. 'a.-. _, f , .•. (M) topprna Uich ub lS served 00 fR,hly 61S-1«>11 FAX°'*"<"'> 11S·'9dJ. A PROOUCT OF THE .ADVERTISING OEPAATMENT volunteer director other duties at the bospltai. For infoQ'jlation, call 642-2734 be- tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospice Care, which provides medical and emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in Orange County, needs volu,n- teers in Costa Mesa and NE;W- port Beach. For information or to registe r, call Cindy taird, 978-7447. • COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE The Costa Mesa CiVic Play- house needs volunteers for u~' enng, backstage, mailings, t - mg, lights and many ot ier duties. For information, caU.050- 5269. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCJETY The society colleds informa- tlon, photos and artitacts relating to the history of .Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volunteers are needed for clerical tasks, comput- er mput and help in the library. For information, call Charles Beecher at 631-5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOL The Costa Mesa Literacy Cen- ier needs volunteer tutors to teach English-as-a-second-lan- guage. Free Laubach training is provided ctnd requires no for- eign language skills. In addition to earning certification, gradu- ates will be assigned a student at a nearby teaching center. A tax deductable $30 materials fee provides everything needed to lead a student through two skill books. To register or for more I information, call 548-3384 or 548-6584. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Police work could be Ill your future if you're a bilingual senior. The Co ta Mesa Police Depart- ment is seeking volunteers age 55 and older who speak Spanish and English and are willing to wear a uniform. Those interested would help staff the Westside substa- tion four to eight bours a week and must be able to read and write English. Volunteers will be trained in fingerprinting and computer e ntry and assist on several current projects. The substation is at 567 W. 18th St. and is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. For information, call Offtcer Frank Rudisill at 722- 6714 or Mernie Ellis al 754-5020. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior ser- vices facility at the corner of 19tb Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call 645-2356 between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS The DePore Foundation for the Arts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to dance at 15 1 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For ipformation, call 241-9908. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs volunteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assis- tants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual lan- guage skills are needed for office volunteers and for media- tors. For information, call 250· 0488. TAX PROBLEMS FROM THE IRS? FrB. EDD, SBOE. US/STATE EXCISE YEAR ROUND TAX PREPARATION & REPHESEXTATION INDIVIDL'AI~">. PARTNERSHIP CORPORATIONS, ESTATES & TRL'STS S INCOME TAX RETURNS: CURRENT YEAR. PRIOR YEARS, OUT-OF-STATE S RELEASE Of TAX LIENS, LEVIES & SEJZl'RE.S S STATE SALES TAX RETURNS S FEDERAL & STATE PAYROLL TAX RETURNS S REVIEW & PREPARATION Of ESTATE PLANS & TRlJST AGREEMENTS :/)on 't 'Wad! CALL OW FOR FREE CONSULTATION Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily P1 • EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society need volunteers for ongoing dencal work and to help in programs for children with disabilities and in speoal events. For information, call 834 -1111. ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER Each year tbousands of school children visit the ENC.'s ,, in)erp~etive nature center m Newport Beach. It features 13 unique California .habitats the kids learn about through the center's ed4catiopal programs. The ENC needs volunt~er trail guides to help these visitors learn about their environment. To get involved or learn more, call 645-8489. EXCHANGE CLUB CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies pr become a volunteer to help children victimized by child abuse. Volunteers work w1th county referrals to assist high- risk victims of parental drug addiction. To ensure their ongo- ing development, they need paper, crayons, pencils, etc. for classwork. Drop off supplies at the Child Abuse Center office in Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd., No. 7 or Union Bank in Newport Beach at 1090 Bayside Drive. For information, call 722- 1107. FISH -HARBOR AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to help Fnend in Service to Humanity as · with the mobile meals progra and provide ongoing emergen assistance to those in need. Bo always seek volunteer ass tance in a variety of areas. p information, call 645-8050. FOOD DtSTRIBUTION Help unload and open food bo es for nonprofit distribution. Vol teers should be willing to work tW hours once a month at the Newpo' Beach Community Center, 883 15th St. For infQn:fiation, call 631 2177. FOOD OISTIUBUTION qNT'Ef\, The Food Oistribution Cente Orange County's private nonprof 1t food bank, needs volunteer~ t mspecl and sort donated food and to help with mailings F anfonnation, call the voluntee coordinator at 771-1343. FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY Friends of the Costa Mes Library needs volunteers. For info mauon. call the lJbrary at 646-884 FUU LIFE ClUB Volunteers are needed for fun dO fulfilling activities for entertai.nme and information events benefib.n abused children and other Orang County charities. For informatio call John Adams at 640-0355. Sexy Lingerie SM·XXXXL •Leather lingerie Bachelor (ette) •Supplies • Adult Novelties • Videos Lotions/Oil Products •Adult To s ADULT VIDEOS '1£15 on new releases sd«t"1 ht~ only FREE "Herbal Viagra .. Sample with this ad. Ut7111 I fJff CUSlomtr Nq f)uft/IMt ~ L_otions (fj_ FREE Adult Vide os Buy 1 Gt·I 1 FREE OOE \ NO' ,U"f..'l "t' TO S.Alf OA "' W R(Lf &\I ~ ace SUMMER SALE! • Summer brings GREAT SAVINGS on all home furnishings, in-stock and special orders. • Come see our NEW SHIPMENTS of European furniture that just arrived, now on sale! • Henredon • Baker • •Century • • Hickory White • • Jeffco • Sligh • • and many others! • • Explore our J0,000 SQ. FT. SHOWROOM and new gallery addition now open. • Immediate delivery can be arranged for in-stock home furnishings. • South Bay location opening Fall of '981 • Plan ahead for special orders for the holidays! • New Shipment of LEATHER UPHOLSTERY has arrived! SHOWROOM HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9:00-5:30; Sun. 12:00-5:00 • .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot around town Saturday, August 22, 1998 B S • Send AROt#llO TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Say St., Costa Mesa. 92627; fax thMn to 646- 4170; °' c.all 540-1224, ext. 228. A com- plete listing of Around Town c.an be .found at www.~lot. TODAY A Juried photography exhlbltton will be on display through Sept. .18 in the Newport Beach City .Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd. Free. For more information, call i{~9) 717-3870. :· A Summer Tennis Toumandmt will be held from 8 a.m. to· 5J]>.m. today and Sunday at Newport Harbor High SCbool, 600 Irvine Ave. Singles regiStration is $'22 for Newp<)rt Beach residents and $27 Jor nonresidents. Doubles regis- tration is $28 for Newport Beach ,residents and $33 for nonresi- dents. Register at Newport Beach Community Services, 3300 New- port Blvd. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. A backcountry hike w1ll be held from 9 a.m. to noon at Crystal Cove . State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Cen- ter. Parking is $5. For more infor- mation, call (949) 494-3539. ,National ·American Trusts for ·Scholarships and Emergency .Needs, a National Heritage Foun- dation Charity, will present its inaugural Lawn Bowling Tourna- ment at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, 1550 Crown Drive North, Corona del Mar . • Games will be at 8:30 and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Admission is free. For :more information, call (949) 640- .4615. • :~attve Kids Komer, a creattve •wnting workshop for children :ages 8 to 13, will be presented from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at an unde- temtined site. The course will be taught by Lisa Addison, an award-winning journalist who has written for the Los Angeles Times. Admission is $150 and includes notebooks, mstruction, a journal, a pizza lunch with soft drinks and more. Reseivations are .required because the workshop •location depends on how many people sign up. For more informa- tion, caJJ (949) 654-3860. ~rtswrtter Martin Dugard w1ll ~ke an appearance at 2 p.m. at lhe Fashion Island Barnes & ble Bookse,Uer, 953 NewP<>rt Center Drive, Newport Beach. hee. For more information, call ~-0982. ·=· ~NDAY '/Z .free back-country hike will be fleld from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys-\41 Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast ftighway, Newport Beach. Hikers )!ill meet at El Moro Visitor Cen-ter. Parking is $5. For more inior- hlation, call (949) 494-3539. • · :Jbe Newport Harbor RepublJcan , ~sembly will present its ninth annual reception honoring Rep. ·l:!bristopher Cox at 1021 White :~Way, Corona del Mar. 'Admission is $10. Refreshments :)WI be provided. For more infor- :plation, call 645-9127. .. ·---::ruESDAY . . • llobert Whitley, a leading wine :educator, will present a white •)vine-tasting class at 5:30 p.m. at :'The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette ·~ve., Newport Beach. Registra- :tion is $35. Reseivations are •tequired. For more information, ~call (949) 675-0894 . •' .-----.WEDNESDAY · t ~reatlve Recruiting Strategies ~ be presented Crom 8 to 9 a.m. -ot the Sheraton Newport Beach, ,545 MacArthur Blvd. Registra- Cion will begin at 7 a.m. Admis- ~on for Professionals in Human ~esources Association members is $22 in advance and $27 at the ltoor; guests pay $27 in advance '1td $32 at the door. Students pay ~in advance and $10 at the door. ..f:or more information, call 245- )83-4. • ~Tbla h Yom Garden," a picture by Maggie Smith, will be sed from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. e children's department of etro Pointe Barnes & Noble ~ksellers, 901B South Coast ' rive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Free. or more information, call 444- 226. Nelworbn will meet from 1:45 a.m. to t p.m. at the Costa .. Golf and Country Club, 701 Golf Coune Drive. Ad.mil· •112 and includes lunch. For infoimation, call 885·9093. Colla Mela CU.ber ol ·~mm .. wm ~t '" after· hows m.JJter from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at WoUgang Puck Cafe near Macy's in South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol Ave .• Costa Mesa. Admis· sion is free for members and $10 for nonmembers. Adn11Ssion includes food. For more inf orma- tion, call 885-9090. Conscious Eating wUl be presented al 1 p.m . at the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Book· 6ellers, 9018 South Coast Dnve, · No. 150, Costa Mesa. 'flle event is free. For more infonnat1on, call 444-0226. PA i2E =:" $299 M<aM<• -sooo" __ $249 $249::.~ WESTERN DIGITAL 8.4 GB HARD DRIVE #64715 THURSDAY New Leal Natural Cuisine of Costa Mesa will present a cook- ing class on warm weather soups and salads from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. m Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. Admission is $35. Class- es are limited to four or five peo- ple. for more information, call 444-1005. Sportswriter and journalist Mar- tin Dugard will make an appear- ance at 7 p m at the Triangle Square Barnes & Noble Book- seller, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, caJJ 631-0614. FRIDAY Estancia High School's Class of 19j)8 will hold its 30-year reunion at 6 p.m. al the Bal~ Pavilion Tale of the Whale Restaurant, 400 Bay Front, Newport Beach. The event will feature Hawanan beach pCirty attlre. Admi ion b $80. There will be no refunds after Saturday. For more informa- tion, call 951-5435. Aug.29 A class In CPR and MedJc Ffrst Aid will be presented from 8 a.m to 4 p.m. at the OCC Sailing Base, 1801 W, Coast Highway, Newport Beach.' Registration is $50 for Newport Beach residents and $55 for nonresidents. Students who complete the one-day session will receive an American Heart Assa. oation CPR and Medic Fust Ald card. R~ter at Newport Beach Commuruty Services, 3300 New- port Blvd Call (949) 644-3151. New Leaf Natural Cutslne of Costa Mesa will present a cook- ing class on warm weather soups and salad.S from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. .m Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. Admission is $35. For more informati(lh, call 444-1005. •I .. 1nca coMPuTER BU·ILDERs } ' I Take note of these great ·prices! , I' $6999,_r_ -2000_.._ $4 999 $.4999=·.:::.. DIAMOND SUPRAMAX 56K MODEM #64660 $21999 NOTEBOOK Inca Conquest 550 with lntefD Pent:ium9 200 MHZ Processor ---~-~~ $999 1nC!UdliS WIND_QW 98! • MKrosoft w.~98 • Intel* Pentiu~ Mobile Processor With MMX technology 200 MHt • FOO and 2'4x CO-ROM (swappable) • 32 MB EDO RAM • 2.1 GB Hard Dnve NOTEBOOK • 121" Dual Scan D1spby • I ·yr. 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GUOn Of THE DAY Newport Aquatic Center continues to dominate conoeAayoking ~ke none other I see below or "You just hove to shake your head at how cooperative they ore together. They don't act it freshmen ••. " Don Wa~ OCC women's water polo coach ~rdoy, August 22, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 Newport Beoch/CO$la Me'° Doily Pilot 87 ·ace LEG ENDS Saluting the LeBard family and its contributions to OC C football in the early years. nother golden eries of colorful salutes are in order for Orange Coast ~ollege as the institute now turns toward its 50th anniversary, noting numerous connections with LeBard Slddium. Harry LeBdrd is one name that emerged in 1948 on the 9Chool board when the college doors first opened. Another worthy figure that stood tall then and now was the first football coach, Ray Rosso .. There was also Harlo LeBard, Harry's son, who became a sterling quarterback. Harry was the strongest supporter for OCC alhletics from day one ct_nd always maintained that firm stance. Hence, it was no swphse iOme years Idler when the board chose to name the new OCC (ootball stadium, in 1955, after Harry LeBard. Funds for bwlding a stddium were totally out of the picture m 1948 so the college worked out a program wtth both tugh schools, blewport Harbor High and H untington Beach, to play OCC borne games on those fields. That created many problems, but the college had to live with 1t and make it work. Harlo of Huntington Beach and John Fowler of Harbor, Class of '46, were Rosso's ftarting quarterbacks in '48 and tfley provi.ded OCC with solid motion out of the T-formation. Fowler's Harbor High ~ammate, Brian Hanzal, tlecarne part of that early motion «nd scored OCC's first l'Ouchdown against Riverside to ~k the 14-6 victory. Newport feamrnate Boyd Horrell also t>ooted the first two conversions. Harlo was one of the drivi.ng forces behind Cap Sheue's forrrudable Huntington Beach High School football team in t.'946, wtuch disabled AU-CIF tailback Johnny Fouch and tus .. efending CIF champion, Santa Ana, 7-6, and advanced to capture the Sunset League title. There were othe r notable quarterbacks the first two years at OCC, like Orv Threadgill, Don Doore, F.E. Harris and ~arleton Mears, but LeBard was impressive because he was ll.eady, reliable, a calm field general. H is dad, Harry, wds a staunch Pirate supporter, bul he had tiade his own lofty remarks on Che early day Santa An a teams ..;.... days when the USC frosh yere one of the11 opponents. Harlo, reflecting back, said, ·1 Qunk my dad's strength on the Orange Coast board was that he Gways had a common-sense IJ>proach to proble ms. • Prior to OCC's opening, both Aarlo and Fowler entered luuerton College. Fowler shined 11 the varsity Hornets, but ;eea.rc1 was shifted to H.L. tcx:>ney's Hornets junior varsity. ~ He didn't mind. 'It was lots of &D a11d I didn't lose any *1gibllity on N . : •Ray Rosso, for me, was bd.bly the best coach I ever d. He was the first coach who the psychological thing to guys hred up. He even had in the locker room~• Harlo added, •on the day of a e, he would haY'e us eat our together. He would play muslc and we'd talk thiilg1 •CMm&L --• PIDDLE S Newport Aquatic Cente r's s~-time champions enjoy the moment at Seattle's Green Lake alte r capturing overall crown at EddJe Bauer Canoe-Kayak Nationals. 8'\JlR\ E\Ul)(~l 11 lkJ1y Pb 1lere'll be no ticker-tape parade, or c1Vlc rally, but a hampiooship run no less trnpressive than the recent NBA dominance or the Chicdgo Bulls returned to Newport Beach with yet another national championship this week. The Newport Aquatic Center, tucked virtually out of sight beneath a Back Bay bluff, continued its domincrnce m the world of paddling, as it captured its si.X.th straight overall team title at the Eddie Bauer Canoe-Kayak National Chdmpi- onships, completed Sunday on Seattle's Green Lake. •Tue division titles seem to change every year, but we manage lo come out on top m the overall,# said Sam Couch, the NAC junior team coach, who also was one of several competitors distingwshing themselves at the five-day event. Junior division canoeist and Newport Bedch resident Patnck Sharma won hve gold medals to top the NAC contmgent, which also mcluded four-b.Jne Olympian Jim Terrell (canoe), 1996 Olympian Lia Rousset (kayak) and recent Newport Har- bor High gradudte Monica Bridle (kayak). NAC won the combined senior-inter- mediate-masters division crown, as well as the bantam division title. The local facility was second in the junior division and third in the juvenile division. Shanna paired with NAC teanunate Gregory Chinn to win the C-2 junior divi- sion 500 meters and 1,000 me ters, and was part of winning quartets in the C-4 senior 500 and the C-4 junior 1,000. He topped the field in the C-1 juvenile 1,000 and was fourth in the C-1 junior 1,000. - • Newport Aquatic Center wins sixth straigh t nation al crown; Shanna's fiv e gold medals highlight a long list of local winners. Chinn and Shanna were fourth in the C-2 senior 500. C hinn also con- tributed to the winning ju nior C -4 1,000, was second in the C-1 junior 1,000 and was eighth in the C-1 senior 500. "The divmpn titles seem to change mry yt«, bUt we manage te come out on top in iie overal • S.m Couch NAC Junior team coach 500 and eighth m the K-1 Junior 1.000. Steven Lovell won the men's K-1 masters 500, representing NAC, wtule Costa Mesa resident Jir- ka Batlik did the same m the C-1 intermediate 500. Brandon Dillman, William Downey, Omar Leyva and Michael Por- teous were victorious for NAC in the C-4 bdntdIJl cbvis100 500, wtuJe Jo!.e ... Jimenez and James Von- Harz contributed to the wmmng C-4 1umor 1,000. Terrell, who recently moved back to Newport a fter a near-two-year stay in Ohio, and is con- templating training for a fifth Olympics, won the C-1 senior 200 and was on the victorious C-4 team in the 500 and 200. He was second in the C- 1 senior 500 and teamed wtth Brandon Krovoza lo finish third in the C-2 senior 500. Terrell- Sam Couch (left), Brandon The NAC quartet of Krovoza with the big prize. Dylan Larzelere, Oc1el Leyva, Omar Leyva and Krovoza were also in the top three in the C-2 senior 200, according to Couch Monica Bridle, a recent Newport Har- bor High graduate who had collected an estimated 50 medals in six preVlous trips to the nationals, captured gold in the K-1 junior 1,000 and teamed with Laura Thur- mond to win the K-2 junior 1,000. Bndle, who may give up the sport to concentrate on academics at UC Santa Barbara, was second in the K-1 500, as well as the K-2 500, the latter with Thurmond. Bridle and Thurmond were fifth in the K-4 women's 200, along with Christina Clougherty and Stephanie Mutz. Bridle and Thunnond teamed with Clougherty, Mutz, Hadley Gaffney, and Edith Ortuno to earn fourth in the K-4 senior 500. Thurmond was third in the K-1 junior Jesse Lopez won the C-4 1uruor 500, while Jtm Werland and Zb1g- ruew WadzynskJ contnbuted to the wm- rung C-4 seruor 500. Couch, Terrell, Krovoza and Jun More- land compnsed the wmning C-4 seruor 200 boat. Newport Harbor product Laura Wilson was part of the victorious K-4 women's 500 boat, representing a club from Geor- gia. Locals finishing second included: Bat- lik (C-1 senior 1,000 and C-1 masters 500); Dillman, Ldrzalere, Omar Leyva and Ociel Leyvd (C-4 juvenile 500); Roussel, Malealaru Lum, Monica Ma1orana and Christma Turney (K-4 senior 500); and Larzalere (C-1 bantam 500). Tiurd-plcice firushers included: Ldrz.elere, Omar and Oael Leyva, Lopez Joshua Banfield and Downey (C-4 1uruor t,000); Omar and Ociel Leyva (C-2 juve- rule 500), Frankie Normandin (C-1 ban- tam 500), Rousset and Kathy Colin (K-2 seruor 500) Fourth-place showmgs were turned in by: Ma1orana (K-1 senior 1,000); Stephan Bcill, Mlke Byers, Couch, and Krovoza (K-4 seruor 500), Batlik, Couch, Junenez and Steve Kelley (C-4 seruor 500); Lum dnd Tumey (K-2 senior 500), Elame Kasper (K-1 masters 500); Rousset (K-1 senior 500); Clougherty and Ana Shlader- mundt (K-2 juruor 500); and Jean Geddes (K-1 women's bcilltam 500). Locals finishing filth included Junenez dnd Ocie! Leyva (C-2 junior 500), Mutz (K-1 intermediate 5001; Lo\'ell (C-1 intennedlate 500); Dillmdl1 (C-1 ban- tam 500), dnd the duo of Gdffnev dnd Ma10rana (K-2 seruor 500) · Si.xlh-pldce fllllShe were edmed b). Danny Ching, Tom Downe\ !'>colt Perkins and Chns Sutherldnd (K--4 1uve- mle 500), Clougherty and ShJddermundl (K-2 1uruor 100); Gedde' cmct Heather McKibbin (K-2 bantam 500); Dillman and Downey (C-2 1uvenilc 500), 1eredilh Cturm (K-1 women's bdntam 5001· and Onel Leyva (C-11uverule 500) Locals fuustung evenlh were: Joel Ovtedo and Porteous (C-2 1uvenile 500): Nima Namdar (C-1 men's mtermed1ate 500); Scott Perkins (contributing to the K- 4 junior 500)~ and Omar Leyvd 1C-l han- . tam 500) · . Mutz and Ortuno were eighth m the K-2 senior 1,000, wtule runth-place efforts were recorded by. Meredith Chinn and Valkunc Yuill (K-2 bantam 500); Lum (l<-1 seruor 500). and Porteou (C-1 bdn- tarn 500). Kasper was 10th m the K-1 intermedi- ate 500 ORANGE COAST POLO OUTLOOK IS 'IFFY' f •Team USA star Chris Oeding working hard to blend together a team full of experience, potential. JA~!li HUI !Wf Pb JC Mlll'S WATER POLO PREVIEW "Most of our retunung players have a lot or experience playing at the next level," Ocdmg said. "The incoming freshmen are good dnvers as well as solid outside shooters.• COASTERS The •• Pirates COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College men's water polo Chris Oedlng is back from bis travels with the U.S. National Team, which included a big win over Yugoslavia at U.S. Cup at Newport Beach, and is busy preparing the Pirates for the upcoming season. Carter Weir, a product of Corona del Mar High, Brian Lanich and Kai Bond are the top returners from la t year's team, which reached the quarterfinals of the Southern California Regionals and hnished 17-6-2. For some coaches, getting a large group of young players to assimilate into program 1S no easy task. But Oeding has the adv(lntago of being one of the best water polo players in tho country. "He communicateS well with his playcni and he commands a lot of respect,• women's head coecb Don Watson said, •111ese guys are willlng to listen and learn because he lfi f.!le best player in the polo commuruty. • •1 can't really say how well we ore going to do,• Ocdmg said. ·our team lS mixed, but very balanced. There iS a lot of talent out th re, 1l i just a matter of how they com together as a team aud display that lall•nt. This hould be a Jot of tun: Oedmg knows that Orangl' Coast will fclce stiff competition all-ca on long becaus<' Southern Ce.lUornia ha po !Ubly the strong t college water polo in the country. Other teams have also added players from other countn , e practice that Oeding doesn't believe m for th team he's coechlng. But a lot of new faces fill out th rune.nt TOI• ter. <?J!ding admits there are a few questions to be aniwered, but believes that thil ln ,no way a Nbui.'d'"MI ~· Oeding e~ the Pirates to be rompeti· live thll MUOI\, but ta hesitant to make any c.hampionthip predicdom until be has seen them in ~~..:on· The ftnt tell will be th &dllllbeck -'tbat ....... ~ t I. '\ •A rommunity rollege is an opportunity for players who were not able to malut it into a four·yeer tC:hool to develop their lldDI u an athlete and a student m .....,_tion far a uni· verslty, • Oedtng Mid. •1 f ... that we Mft that • • H dW"$1 '° u. oa r 'IT 'lJ;. • -• t • • • J ' • • . • • • .. Saturday, August 22, 1998 ~ewer. 1 : "Rosso and Johhny Owens •Qine coach) were ag<>af, ~combination.· 1 " • , •And I liked Wend~ll Pickens (assistant grid coach),~ lie continued, "He was hlso the baseball coach andl.we won the Championship. We beat Fullerton. I remember that." · Lebard played right field and cj.ltemate catcher. •Jn football, I remember Bogey Horrell at center, tackles Bud Stange and Tom Rogers, t1alfback Raul Hernandez, back ~ay Viq1ru, w:ho got even better when he went to San Diego State, Orv Threadgill. who was a pretty good passer, and Fowler, ~ho was a good athlete,• Harlo ~d. ' "The camaraderie was not as strong as it is on a high school ~am. but we were pretty close-knit. The old barracks (dormitories) from the Anny Air Corps days helped. There was no discord.· "I liked the new school (OCC), • he said. "Fullerton was a long ways away and Orange Coast felt more like home. A lot of that had to do with Ray Rosso. . •Although OCC struggled in 1948, the Pirates amazed everyone in 1949, rolling to an 8-2 record and even drew a junior college bowl invitation. The '49 Bucs started with 58 1 players, but only haa' 19 remaining by the end of the season." ~'I "The coach:clilled us in to take a vote on the bowl invitation,• Harlo said. "But we were down to 19 guys. We were tired and ~juries had taken a toll, so we voted to let it pass.~ One of bis biggest amusements ·came about in high school at Huntington Beach. LeBard said, "We were leading 6-0 in our final game at halftime. The coach comes in at halftime and tells us, 'H you win this game, you'll all get gold footballs as big as goose eggs!'" He laughed, then said, "Later we get these little gold-coated footballs and it didn't appear there was a sixteenth of gold in them. I recently looked at mine and it's all brass-colored now.• HAPP¥ lllTHDAf I t I ' ; r I TODAY , 0-. Fo~ .......,., ..,...,.. G> !!!!!!!!!!!~~ ,._ V~N. 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Last year's team is in the College coach Don Watson decid-running for the state academic ed ·that it was time to start a team title with a 3.14 average. women's program and fielded a The men's water polo team is a team that finished second at the tour-time winner and the both state finals. swimming teams have a fair num- That success, coupled with the ber of titles as well. continued strength of the All of this classroom work women's swim.ming program, is translates well into the pool. one reason that Watson believes "Kids who get good grades have that Pirates' women's water polo the desire to strive towards excel- will once again be a top con-lence, • Watson said. "A smart tender for the state title this year. athlete can better utilize her "Our strong aquatic tradition physical skills." bas made the transition into water Such character creates an polo much easier,• Watson said. atmosphere of love, chemistry. •our girls swim team hadn't lost a honor and pride among team swim meet since 1982 until last members which is why this year's year.• group of freshmen has been able One other factor that equates to blend well with the returners to a positive draw for his program from last season . ' . Convert Your Invoices to CASH Business to Business Accounts receivable flexible financln~ from SK to 200K ftO POINTS-Im SET UP PEES 1Ul LONO-TERM CONTRACT Pee is based onlJ on number of day1 funds are used FARMERS INSURANCE !<. -CdM t I t 1 ' • • • ' I 2855 e. Coast Hwy .• Corona Del Mar. CA. 92625 Don't wait until it's too la License #0727941 Call today for a free quotation I .. 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The mix has given Orange Coast a solid blend of 11 players who will play 213:314 of each game. ·we are a well-balanced QI'O\lp, • Watson said. "We will be able to sub deep into the bench without any talent drop off.• The Pirates are shooting for one of the top spots in the Orange Empire Conference, then to do well at the Southern Calif omia Regionals and put it all together for state finals. But Watson cau- tions that with as much potential as this team has, other programs are growing stronger as well. "Most good programs are in their third year and should be really strong this year,~ Watson said. "With each year, the level of play will continue to rise at all schools. Besides, Golden West still has a great team.• Golden West was undefeated in college play last se&son and defeated Orange Coast for the state title despite the fact that OCC was leading into the third quarter. · "There are a lot of variables,~ Watson said. "But we have a great group who play very well together.~ ~ Newport Center Mortgage ~ Residential Real Estate Financing Profit NOW from this interest rate environment Visit Web Site, WWW.Newportcntrmortgage.com Office: 719-1155 • Pager: 644-0209 11 0 Newport Center Dr. Ste. 200 Newport Beach, CA 92660 U<t<-~""l(l(W lltAI !SW!, RUil lJlAJtfloo,lt lJCOdl >M«l011S61J8, CAORloo'<ll M<ll'""°"916-.117.Q9ll €Rte CoBtessel) INSURAN CE SERVI CES HEALTH • DISAB1LITY• LIFE• HOME• AUTO Ai LONG· TERM CARE T 20261 A CACIA STREET, SUITE 230 NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 949.261.9373 lJCENSE #()814025 CORONA DEL MAR TRAVEL Full-Service Agency since 1955 Cruises • Honeymoons• Personalized Itineraries :1,1 I <111-!ll1"h\\.11 (.,.,1111111 1 \., ( \ ·1•1,'. ·11•1 1, ; 11 ;;,11 •I "•11•1 1, ; lt.i, "We Come To You" "Monthly Packages" ALEX YOKE MAIL (714) 725-7577 Quality • Affordable 221 Morine Avenue Balboa Island California 92662 Policy Monday ............... Friday S:OOp~ Tuesday ....... : ..... Monday 5:00pm . Rutrs unJ deudli1 l<'.., im· 'lt1bj<·c1 to r hangr without not kt'. Tlw p11bli.,h1·r reservt•s 1hr right to n·1hur. n·f'la,..,ify. rrviM' or n•j<•<·t uiay dus~ifit•d adwrtiw ml'nt. Plt'll"-f' n·por,t may t•rror tliat mil) hr irJ ) 0 111 da ... -.ifi1•d ad iounrditllt·ly. Tlw Ditil) Pilot an·rph no liahilir) for all) 1·rror in au adHrti"t'lllt'nt for\\ hid1 it 11u1\ lw rt'!>pon.,iJ1ll' t'\t't'J>I fm 1lw rn ... t .of tlw By Fax (714) 63 1-6594 By Phone (714) 642-36 78 By .Mail/Jn Person: :330 We. t Bay 'treet Co~ta ~I'" a. GA 9262? \1 \1 ~pon Bhd & Ba\ t We<lne-..day ........ Tue-,day 5:00pm (Plra~ 111dudr )Ollr namr and phonr 1111111lw1 arid wdl <'all \Oii b1wk 9.'llh u prkt> 1111011· Thur:,day ...... Wedne day S:OOpm pat'(' artuall) OC'l'll "''"' ") I ht· l'ITI If'. Hours Friday ............. Thur~day S:OOpm Crrdit nm 11111~ l>t' all11w1·d f1ir thl' fir'lt in-.t•rt ion. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday aturday .............. Friday S:OOpm Index PUBLIC NOTICES 1002·1621 2102·2744 .. ' -' - I , ...... .. ' a 2900-2918 2920·3018 5130·1540 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC·NOTICE ducted by: co·partners ducted by: an ind1vidua1 --------------------•---------Have you 11arted doing Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Notoce Is hereby given Flctltloua Bustneu business yet? No business yet? No _________ 1 that lhe undersigned will Name Statement Charles Stephen Aviles. Jr. James Romanus CITY OF be sold at Public Auction The following persons ore Th11 statement was liled This statement was hied COSTA MESA on August 29, 1998 at doing business as: wllh the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of NOTICE INVITING 10AM at S1arv1ng Scholars ALEXIS GOLF, 2043. West· Orange Counly on 8·7·98 Orange County on 8·7·98 Moving Co. 1957 Newport clltl or.. 1200, Newport 19988788506 19986788536 ~~D~~~i Blvd· Costa Mesa, CA Beach, CA 92660 Dally Pilot Aug. 8, 15, 22. Dally Pilot Aug. 8, 15, 22, 92627 (714 631·3379). Charles Stephen Aviles, 29 1998 sao73 29. 1998 Sa074 BID ITEM NO. 1022 '2048 • Robert Selbert, Jr 220 Knox St ND ' NOTICE IS HEREBY household & olhce goods c()sta Mesa. CA 92627 ., __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E___ PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN that sealed bids will "4004 A, B & C ·Robert Barry A Hochsladl, 8785 1 _________ --------- be received by Ill• City of Seibert, office lurn11ure Cloudvlew Way, Anaheim. Flctltloua BualneH Flctltlou1 Bualn•H Cosla Mesa to w11. The Coty 12024 • Sherwin Serafi, CA 92808 N S Name Statement Clerk, f_.O. Box 1200, household goods This busmess Is con· am• tatement The name of the Busi· Cosla Mesa. California Landlord reserves the Th• following parsons art ness· Traders Alliance 92628·1200 on or before r1ghl to bid at salt, cuh doing business u : local~ at· 17150 No~hope the hour ol 10:00 a m. on only. Sale Is subject to can-Overstocked with :5~~tr~I 1~~~tat~n AceJ! Street, # t 003, Fountain September 17. 1998. II cellahon In the event of set· stuff? ~.. Valley. CA 92708 shall be the respons1b1hty Uem.nt betwHn l..andlord A calLto rona del Mar, CA 9 25 1s hereby regiS18ftd by the ol the blddw to dellvtr his and obligated party. Classified Ji mes Romanus, 553 following owner(s): Intern&· b•d to the C11y Clerk's Of· Starving Scholars Moving will help ;~~ontory West. CA ttonal Alliance Ille. (Califor· flee by the proper an· Co. 642•5878 This business Is con· nta), 17150 Newhope Street nounctd Umt. Otllvtrv Lo-Publ111led Newport 11003, Founlatn Valley. CA Callon City ol Costa MHa, BHCh·Costa Mesa Oa•ly 92708 City Clerk, 77 Fair Drive, Pilot August 15, 22. 1998. This business 1s con· Room 101, Costa Mtu. Sa078 "Affordable ducted by: a corporahon Cahfornla 92626 The transaction of busl· Bids 1h1ll be returned to PUBLIC NOTICE ness began on: 1·22·98 the anentlon of the City F 1 1 8 1 lnttrnauonal Alhance. Inc • Clerk. within said llmt flmlt, lcl t OUS UI nesa Alternative" Robert Wan. Presldl)nt In a staled envelope lda11tl· Name Statement This s1ateme111 was filed f1td on the outside wnh the The lollowlng persons art with the Counly Clerk of Bld Item Number and the doing business as: 01·scount Casket, Orange County on 8·6·98 Opening Date. Bids will be Aaron's Plaque Anaque. 19988788452 ---DISE U 1 I 6010·6080 6102·6190 fii 7011·9090 ERVICE DIRECTO -For ~II Your Home and Business Needs - Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.} Call Markey at 642·5678 x2~6 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH LOTS 1069 FOR SALE 1400 Gl-E ' S IDE 3 Br 2 Ba. Lrg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Fam rm, 2c gar, plus Eastbluff 3Br. lam rm, VERSAILLES MORRO BAY 120 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY AV Access. Asking upgrades 1ncld kit Studio. Views Trees residential homos11e1 $279,000. •Soller Will cabinets. shutters. •589,900 to s109,876 selling fasll Lot slze1 1 1 Entertain All Olfers! great locl 720·1704 SEA FAIRE from 6,000·14.000sfc All 1111estate1dvertlslng l11 th1J Nancy Simmons Doug Bulloy, Broker Studio panthouse many ottering ocea" *NEW DUPLEX •St69,900 to $194,876 views · ... ..,.1 ntW'JllPll 11 subject lo lht Ftd· ® "' 11 800 576 ..,a 1 1r11 Fair Housing Acl of lKI u Prudent•al amen•ed w11kh mitlin 11 illtOll l LISTING! 3/2Br, near VILLA BALBOA 10 adnrllu ·ur ,,.11,00. • Celdtnil1llnllr Bay & Boach. S450K 2BR Mm1 Ocean..Vlewl••••••••• llmilallon or dlltrlmlaalloa (949) 544•6373 x 141 Agent 642· 1872 • S 179,900 to S209,87G hs .. H race. color. rellglOa. E , s Ide Be au I I I '.JI NP CREST condo 4br wa. •1nd1c1p 11mlll1I slatMs or custom de ta tch"d 2.5ba. lrplc, pool, 2 1111ou1 orlg11. or n Intention hme. gatod complvl(, Oar. N/pstst Isle 3$02500000 ti make HJ Hell '"leruce, built In '94, 3Br 2.5Bd, pen a : . : llm1llbo1 Of d1SC11ml111loa • 6 Gretel C1. 650·3883 upgraded. priced •Soller Will Entertain Olfers Between Prices HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT MaryAnn M c:Gulre !••••••••• 846·6770 Prudential Callforma ---------nls uw1,1p11 will HI right! Only $295,000. •NP HEIGHTS• blew111ly 1mpt a1y 1dwtrt111· Earl & Judy Taylor, 1.5ba Hardwd floors GENERAL 2102 mut lor r11l estai. wlllcti 1111 Agts 642-4722 under carpet S469K ---------fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w1tl1110 .. 1 Ille law Owrrudtr7 438 El Modena Ave NEWPORT Gov't Forec:losed art •ertllJ 111ermtd 11111 all •LOVELY E SIDE 4br Owner (310) 390·3968 COAST home On lg 8ooosf IOI 1070 Homes from penn,os ••tlh111 advertlHd 11 11111 • NWPT CONDO 2Ba ttwiJIPtr 111 twalltlllt 11 H rm for AV. Priv guest 2 .SBa. modern kit. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on S Oehnquent tax, 1 ...... T q1rs br & ba. S469k repo's. Aeo·s. your ,. .. "'trtv""' llH•S tcDAI Donna Agt 308•6184 hrdwd firs. $389,999 • 4Br 3Ba Granite area. 800·218·9000ld '''''ti '41tnml1atlH. Qll HUD Barb Scalise counters. Maple wood H 1398 for current list TtlHrH fl 1.-..z41590 fer •---------Wlnkfeman Really firs. upgraded carpet, 111o wu"•ttoa. DC 1111 ,11111 DANA POINT 1026 ___ 1_1_4_·8_7_9-·9_6_1_0__ beautllull $639.900 LOOKINQ 7? call HUtl II 4zt.3$0ll Nwpt Shore'C 2br,ofc, By Owner 640·6214 Call Laura, Agent '• 494-6841 F.494·177• 2ba. beam ceil. newor 25 Yrs Lse E>1pertence 111e roof S358K _M_O_B-IL_E _________ --------------------publicly opened •n.d rHd 22895 Caminoto Oro. La· Publeshtd Newport aloud 11 10.00 1 m or as guna Hills. CA 92653 c ti & !••••••••• soon thtrHhtr a• pracll· 'Mork Siyma11skl, 22895 rema on Beach·Costa Mesa Dally HOUSES/ cable on September 17 Camlnlto Oro, Laguna Hills. Pilot Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5, •MONARCH BEACH• Gate guarded. 3br 3ba 2100 ... sf. Marble. gour kit, huge master Prine Only. S429K Owner (949) 475-0140 4Br 2 .sea 2·Story. HOMES 1100 BALBOA oversized lol 4 t 5K Bill Grundy R erilto rs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISLAND 2106 :!?: In th• Counc~ Cham: ~~~~65iz menskl, 22895 Burial Service !~·l(~:~g Sa084 CONDOS Addltlonal sett of lh• No· Comlnlto 3ro, Laguna Hills, ---------FOR SALE Dphc $285,900. 3Br 2Ba & 2Br 2Ba, 3c gar. nu pnt. roof. 493·0761 or 496·7649 J Webb. Bkr 949·675·6181 1 Br 1 Ba Senior Park. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Panoramic O c:ean & fully furn, turn·key, New 4Br 4Ba a c. Bay Vlewa trom lhll 2 patios. groat loc w/d, fncd yard, grdnr, tic• Inviting Bids may be CA 92653 Why should you subject PUBLIC NOTICE oblalned by iulhorlzed This business Is con· Statement of vendors II the OH1ct of the dueled by: husband and yourself & your family tO Purchasing Supervisor, 77 wile Abandonment of Use Fair Drive, Aoom 100. Have you slanad doing of Flctltloua Costa Men, C1lllornl1 business yol? No paying inflated prices f Or Bualness Name 92626. Sibyl Szymanski 111 reference to 1he actlV· Oiled: Augull 19, 1996 Thll 1tatament WIS filed Caskets & services???? 1ly doing buslneu as pub II ah• d N • w p 0 rt w1lh lh• County Clerk of Traders Allia11ce, located Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Orange County on 7-02·98 Call Toll free J.SSS.54CA.5KEJ' al: 8382 Brush Dnvt, Hun· P1lo1 August 22. 1998 19980703222 lington Beach. CA 92647 _B_u_y_1_1._s_e_11_1t-.-F-ln-•:-~-:.2_12~~1~~1101 Aug .1. :~~~ L=Se=rv=log=Onqe===&=Sarroudlq====:Coaa:::tJ:es::::J h!=e(~~~~t~£a~~~~n~~~ of the r1et111ous business Claaslfled. 11ame. Robert wan. 8382 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ·persons have been nominated for the offices designated to be filled at the General Municipal Election to be held in the City of Newport Beach on Tuesday, November 3, 1998. FOB MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL District 1 -Vote for One Mike Kranzley Tod Ridgeway Len Miller Brush Drive. Huntington BHch, CA 92647 The fictitious business name referred to above was filed In Orange County on June 13. 1991, and as· signed File No 1997· 3724097 Signature of registrant Robert Wan This statement was filtd with the County Clerk of Orange County on 8-6-98 19980708444 Publlshed Newport Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Aug. 22. 29, Stpl. 5, 12, 1998 •110909 Sa083 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Lei the ClaHlfled Service Directory help you lind reliable help. 042-5878 beautiful Versallles $19,000 firm 64S..1145 gar, hi-cell $3250'mo GE NERAL 1002, _____________ _ Condo Dual Master _N_B_B_a_c_k_B_a_y_l_o_c_, -p-vt yearly 673·3059 Suites with mony patio, 24'x60' spa·--------- upgrades 1nclud1ng clous mstr suite w ba mirror, hit & marble 2 sinks. tub & sep joc tub Tennis. pool. shower. • guesl BA CAPISTRANO BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii SOLD! Showcase homos for sale In our Saturday Real Estate Supplement' HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlsplay ade start at Just $751 Deadline Wed 5pm ***** OPEN HOUSE Listings for S151 Deadline Thurs 5pm ***** II P•Y• to advertise 1n th• bHI local AHi Eatoto Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 94tMS74·4252 ANNI! WILLEY 94tMS 7 4 ·4249 CORONA DEL MAR 1022 HARaORVIEW HILLS SOUTH 3br 2b•. 3 car gar, Open Sat & Sun 1·5 3807 Inlet late Owner (714) 962·8902 Broker Cooperation 211 8 LAGUNA BEACH 1048 gated community & BA. F1nanc1ng ave 1 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $245,000 645-9913 $29.500 675·2044 THREE ARCH BAY Bottomllne Realty Enjoy Sunset Views Penthouse Walertront --------- 2600SF. $2,395.000 Lrg Condo, great view ACREAGE Martha Jansen Century 21 Superstars close 10 village.s750K iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1125 Oc:ean Front Gated comm. sandy beach, quality 4br 3ba ~ den home. furnished Oct· June S3300 675-4134 By Owner 675·6128 714·777·7160 -----------REDLANDS 67ac:s res•d ---------Pric ed to Sell ! s1 6M·tax savings. 5695.000 Ocean view comm·1 corner 8 acs property. 3c garage C·4·0wner 549-8309 BEACH REAL TY NEWPORT BEACH 1069 OCEANFRONTS 2Br 2Ba $449,000 Brand New Listing ENGLISH COTI'AGE $675,000 3Br 2Ba Beautlful ~Prudential C.......llMl!y 949·723-8120 645-4247 721·3416 --------- SEA ISLAND TWH CEMETERY LOT/ Lowest Prtcel Newest CRYPT 1225 Luskl No on• above o r b e Io w I M od e I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Perfect! 5520.0001 Call Owner 644·8748 Overstocked w11h Slull7 A call to Classlf1td will help 042·5878 PACIFIC VIEW • 4 ad1olmng plots Buy 1 or all lour 25'1;. below retall. pp 665·7578 LOTS FOR SALE 1400 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? let the Claulfled Service Directory help you find rellabla help. 642·5678 •••THE BLUFFS••• Huge Bay V1ew1 Be~t MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE Original Area •. Best HOMES 1100 HOMES 1100 HOMES llOq Plan (E) 3Br + Fam. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• $600K Agt 640-5560 NEW LISTINO Bay v1ew1 w Bay Ave. Agt Melissa 899·7714 Prudentlal CA Realty l\1·\\ \l\~l I \t ll IUD lh)\ll'- L SE 0 BEST BUY * EA PTION * In th• HEIOHTSll 1»t 111 1;) ( ;l ll lll '.'\ \\'1 'I .l••mln• Creek 3br 501 Tuat1n. appro11. 2ba, upgraded, t11 M 30001f. 4i 5br 3.5b• District 3 -Vote for One Nonna Glover Catalina SunHt vlewl 1 t I t The CommunltV $5tOK A.gt 780·8533 o • o grey •one Market Place. floorlng & oak cabi-LUXURY 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES •We Finance District 4 -Vote for One Ron Winship ·Gary Adams District 6 -Vote for One , Dennis D. O'Neil I Dated:Auguat19, 1998 ,...... NfttpOlt IWh-Colta M.-~Plat,... .. a, II. 1-.1M11 C1u11ned neta, nu 50 yr roof, 2 842·5878 COSTA MESA 1024 tp, 2 Jacuu:ia. rec•nt 1---------1 remodel. Open Sal/ T,--• Sun 2p-8p S5991< ••••t 81d• 4yr1 nu 640·7000 xt30CS home. 3br 2.5ba AC •••T BUY hte & bright, frplc, prlv In th• HEIQHTSll vcs $389K. 845·5448 . .. 8 , I.Saa TWH New 501 Tustin, approic. • 3000ar. 4/5br 3.5t>a carpet, upgract9d kit. 1011 of grey eton• S2•9.900 Denni• Cox, flooring & oak cabl• Legend• Realty • neta, nu 60 yr roof, 2 71 MH-ee<>o Ip, 2 jacuzzi •· recent Abaolute StHll 2br at>a remoct... Open Sau lnctr laund, 114tmo Sun 2p-8p 15891( $4900 dn Walle to SC 140.7000 •1308 plau. gated pool, lilt LR1 28A 18A 1pe. Aot Ml·llH "" eerpee, pc>ol, atepe C1 .. 1lfteel le .••. to Weetcllff fttaae COMVSIH•NT I 1 IC* OMMt 9'1-cMtl ~·~·':, ~ llQ CAIMI VI.LAI IOC*lng, ot1ulftecl J:: .. -....,. ... --~-""'" '™' ............ ~ ~-====~-ll._~c~:ua~~..,...!!!!~-Me9of\ ... P•IRD"• • ....en ... n.nao e Deliver Home to Site e Complete All Interior &. Exterior Work At Site ALL FOR ONE, LOW INCLUSIVE PRICE ~ 1HREE BEDROOM&. 1WO BA11I $2740. OOWN • $447 MON1111.Y • • • • i • • • • II .. • • • • c ! .J " ' • • • • • • • I • , • B 10 Sotvrdoy, August 22, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil CORONA DEL M.AR 2122 ~~~ COAST21aa =.ALS TO 2724 ANNOUNCE~~ EMPLOYM!NT5530 EMPLOYMENT5530 EMPLOYMENTS530 .... ••nm UTIQVIS -------·-----iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil 1Br 18• daruno UP·.,, 1 ... CONDO• stairs wtv1ew, patoo, b"u11ru1 refurbished. gar, W/O. 813 1/2 PooVSpa, gated. DfW, Acacia $1275 14•-1112 S700mo IMSJ.721·8772 Nft• atwre 4br 2.5 ba twnhome w/1 person. Own ba, gar, laun, pool $675 .. 1 /2 ulll. Mike (949) 720.0809 PRAVEA TO ST, JUDE • O O K Ka e ft I! A Aeoeptlonlat Teaoh/aSL In homes. ---------1 .,---~!ll!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!"!"'_, May the Sacred Hurt nffded tor Ptr oHlce B u s y c o mmu nl1y N/S OC, eve'a/Wk· UDQUIS I010 WANTED of Je1us !->• adored help. Pl•••• call newspaper Heklng ends, Sp/Eng ••P· •••••••••mil POTTERY end glor1hed. loved Barbara 723•1879 part·llm• receptionist, 12.50+/hr 479-1070 and praised, pr•~-=-""'-.,..,,..,,.,....---hCXJr• 1:00 pm. to Tl!ACHl!R .. ,.:..c.=,,.~::,c"" t BR 1 BA rear unit, Hrved throughout the C••hler/QIU Wr•p 5:30 p m Monday (TODDLl!A) world now and for· P{f, 11-4pm M·T· Th·S· lhru Friday. OutlH ln-NB PrH chool needs ... w~ Teoo. Declwn. RCIAL ever. Sacred HHrt of Sun. 250 091• at. elude answering d a.w.1.Nln......,, den, kitchen, pool, •••••••••!••••••••• d/W, walk·ln ctoHI. APARTMENTS CO MME Je1us. pray tor ut: St. Coat• M••• Harold phones, iortln~ mall, e11p to dler teacher w/ .......,. CMhl ne11T ESTATE Jude, worker of mlra· --,--------b I I ECE units for 1yr old ~ -=c ... a anc ng rf'Ce Pl• •l classrm. Benetlts Everylhlng bra newl s11so1mo 4• -e3es FOR RENT 2Br 2Ba COlf1Pletely clet, pray lor u•: St a•ual ... imoapher• the end of the day. 895•2872 Furnished HofJI• with------..;.._~-Jude, helper ol the Admln A11111ant EOE. Phy•lcal r .. •--------- 1ome vie...,, c:lo•• 10 CORONA ---------hopelH•, pray for us. needed IC)r H8 Con· qulr,ed. Please f&JC r• TelemarkeUn9 Earn everything Agent BUSINESS OFFICE Say this prayer nine ••ruction Co Account· sums lncludlng Hlary S30K by Christmas! 673-5354 or 380·0492 DEL MAR 2622 times a day and by Ing bkgrnd raq'd, llghl history to •Telemarketers dream 312, lpj g•r. , /d, nu pnl/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RDNT 2769 the eighth da){ your typing, Quick Books (949) 1542·7&67 •One ol the Most Ill I prayer will ba an· Pro/Word/Excell, fall R .. tafl Reputable & longest Berber, 1' •. tunny STUDIO South of PCH B•lbo• Otflce/'•leller 1wored. It has never resume 10 964·6297 .,v t 11 a f 1 deck, il$~CH, S2 t 00. quiet, parking, laun· ... been known 10 fall. -=-:-=~,,....,...,..-----THIS LlnLE PtGGV 111 ng comp ny 0 ' s 714·26317649 avall 9/1 dry, no pets $700/mo al tl;le beach, 400sq It, Publlcatlon must be CLERICAL Ille olllce WEABS COTTON k~fi11n o.c., th ff 1 Ir vine /erraco pool Avall 9/1 723·0608. prfV.te entry and bath promlHd. Thank you, •kills required fqt ~I gt., n d k Ids ~ntervr:~veth~t ~0:.~1 l'tomei 3bd 2ba, F/P, S~OOmo 949-760·0929 St. Jude, for your en1ry level position rn out Que IHkt oner· make big $$ ao If your lam rm. lg yd, avail OSTA MESS 2624 ..,....________ help. FA Biiiing Dept. Seniors getic outgoing people bottom line Is making now, no poll, $2695/ iiciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiq.iiiiiiiii r oMMERCIAl '---------welcome. 548·2171 for f'/PT Incl ...... & h I I 720 t •o• ,,_ ·-wkds. Open late Sept cwallsh t'hecralsghl ycoou.r, ot mo "" "' OPERTY 2778 L ST DAV PORTER/PARKING I F hi B t E• Id /h d 1 .'DR 0 •· n as on 11· mess 1·80"·392·2070 Lr9 1Br1B1hOUH,So ••• a •war Qll" !;a LOT ATTENDANT. 8;J5·684·0200x14 ..,.. ol PCH yard w/d all find 2br 2b• M••tet FOUND 2925 Oay porter dull•• &l"'s-a"""t•-1-----"---1 ___ _._ ____ _ hrdwd • llra, . pet 'ok, Su ite• near Trf·Sqr., HEW 20001f bldg. In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii monitoring of parking COME GROW EMPLOYMENT 51450 u11t1ncl 548.,.220 gar, no pets s109o/mo Cannery Row, fronts Helpl Reward! Lost my lot for NB shopping WITH USl EL T ORO ANTIQUE MALL •Colleclibles •China • Gardfn D ecor •Sliver •Crystal L S I TWM tease. 949·640-2408 2 strHts next lo cat at COM Vet Hosp center. Fff & Pr E11pandlng retail •d· SERVICES 5533 uxury •n ors •~oat• M esa's Beat Mc Donald's. For 158 Bllnkle my Cat reaped schedule avail Mui 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oellghtlul sgl·llY 2Br Jr·lbr & 1br, also 2br Owner/Agt. 631·7433 · , vertlslng department •• CLASSIFIED Ms tr + lg den. gourmet out of my arms. Orey speak fluent Enpl1sh seek• • ••If motivated •••••••• kit, an 2c gar, lg deck 1ba, qul•I gated Ne w Auto Servic e fem, blk & grey paws w/~lnl communlc.Atlon account 'executive 10 Please be aware that It's the easy-to· w/ocean view + pvt comm. pool, tennis, Bldg In CM. 4 or 8 1 eye blind 644-4942 skills. Call fCR appl. sell, develop and Hr· the lfslfngs fn this cat· Clas1llled access, Information. garden courtyard. easy access to bays, lease or 1ate. LOST CAT In the Nwpl (949) 723-1100 vice new business ogory may require you The most comprehon· packed marketpl~• commly pool/clubhse freeway/beach/malls. Owner/Agt 642·9666 Crst area (procfousl) (after 1 :~ pm) and special .. cuons to call a 900 number slve and current diroc· visited regularly· SIM:· 52850/mo (grdnr lncd) _...,,...7,...t_4_·_5_5_7_·_0_0_7_5 __ ·----------1 f or fax rpsume lo w f did t · In which there Is a•·.-.,.--..,,...--.-..-----t tory of goods and sor· cessfully • by all kinds _. ·-tags, H matayan am (949) 723·1 t41 • pre •r • can 8 e h I vices around! of consumers. Klein M an agement E Sid• 2 apls avail. INCOME grey Reward 548·2559 Jo have a minimum of1_c_a_r_g_e .... p_e_r_m_n_u1_e_._,_ _ __;;..;.;...;;..;.;..,;..;,.;;,,;,,,__...:_ ________ -"----------l 9 4 9·58t·400 0 Duplex type. 2br Iba PROPERTY 2790 Lost Cock•tl•I grey, Finish Cpntr/Stalr tnsll'r 1 r~·r print ad· * LEASE OPTION * 1 w/sm yd. encl gar. w/yellow head sm whl will train rel. molfv'd vert s ng .. perlence. Jasmin• Creek 3br _s_8_00_._0_0_2_.3_1_1_1 __ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii apots on back. Mesa pers w /own car, Excellent communlca· 2ba, upgraded. trl lvl E'alde/Newport Ht'• ATTN. BUILDERS: Verde CM 546-4005 steady Job. 841·6329 lion •kllls. Abflfly to Catalina Sunsot vtewl Sm studio, pV1 yrd, nu E Sid• Coat• M••• set goals and make 551ok Agl 760·8533 crpt/pnt, Incl utll, avail 1 Acre Project. 9' .. •••••••• H .U.G. Chlldrena professional preHnta· H R d I a , ,. Clothing Ptr help Ilona In a fast paced fmmed S650 612·8454 ouses ea Y 0 0 and detall oriented en-s 1 , 1 2 5 , O o o M 11 EMPLOYMENT wanted. .Fashion Is. COSTA MESA 2124 Newly Refurbished Rod owner/Broker 949·644·7877 Petra vlronment. 1 Br 1 Ba In lovely 2633 Orengo 942.3812 Xlnt benaflt package, EASTSIDE H ouse 1br 1ba, 750+ulll $750dep +1st/last wrk251 ·8696 645-1770 gatod commty. Walk HALLMARK SHOP In Including 401 k. Drug to theater/shops, E 'S I DE C . MESA1_E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T--"--" NPB needs asst. screenlng/phy1lca1 re· private gar/carport. t2 Units on park·llke, mgrs, sales persons. quired. EOE . $695/mo + ($425.dep) 1 .acre. $1, 125,000 5530 Exp prof 949·721·8085 Resumes via fax: At· K leln M a nageme nt Jo an n • • RE/MAX 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tenllon. Lynn Eaola 9 4 9·581·4000 Ownr/Agt 642·38121• MGMT/SALES PT/FT 714·650·4802 or mall: HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 NEWPORT BEACH 2669 SI n 9 I e Fam lly Ho me iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3·Br 2·Full Ba, yard. 2c garage A11I Sept. 1 $1100 mo 636·2187 IRVINE 2144 2BR + 2BA FROM $990. MOVE·IN·BONUS NEWPORT BAY T ERRACE Lg 1 & 2Br near Back Bay & golf course. Large pool, new car· 2633 & 2643 Orange Accounlfng for upscale speclallles Timas Community E.SIDE CM Prime Loe A/P & Cash store In Fashion Is. News, 330 West Bay Disbursement Cusl service oriented, s c ~) 2br units & (1) 3br. 1 tceot, osta Mosa. Asa •t•nt hrly +comm+ benellts. CA 921527 pac lous 2 W/frptc's. Newspaper publishlng 949·644·5953 1--------- 4 single car oncl gar. and printing company ..,,,..,,,.,...-...,...,._,..-.,,~--S•l•a/Ma rketlng PT upgradesl I $520k seeks regular part Office Help·PT must Xtnt opportunity, HI· Dan Agl 714·997·0050 time 24 hours per be computer literate. ary + comm 722·0456 week person. One dependable, working Bill 515·3697 Sam BUSINESS & FINANCE year experience pre· w /chfldrens talent SECRETARIAL ferred. E.0 E , drug· agency. 85l-0920 Executive secretary free & smokefroe work ~=--------neoded 10 work for j S d P IT Grocery store env ronment. en re· partners of a Newport Wonderful Lease Upg rad od 2-Story family homo located pet & much more. I••••••••• Sorry No Pets 1 h I I merchandiser and suma w I sa ary h S· food demonstrator In Beach Shopping Cen· tory to: Accounting tor Development firm. Supervisor. PO Box your area, car nee. Strong Word Process· 54 5-4855 on a qu1e1 cut·de·sac "'o...,.u.,.P""L-E.,.X-u-p-pe_r_U_n_i_t. BUSINESS Cts 10 two community Steps 10 sand. tg new OPPORTUNITY pools and children's kit, 4Br 2Ba, sunroom, 2904 park. This home also 2c parking. $3000/mo .• 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii features wood floors. yearly. Call 673-690011 ovors1zod lites and a Ask for Goly. boaulllully landscaped ---------yard. No pets/smkrs. Sanitize d 3br 2ba Loaso at 53,000/mo den, marble/granite Call Frank Sennos at throughout Oen view (949) 759·3726 for 363·1506 or 390·3308 more Info at Coast Newport Proportlos ••••••••• -----MISCELLANEOUS • ••••••• Please be wary of out 560 C CA For Interview 642-4283 1 • osta Mesa, Ing skllls required. 92628 or fax to (949) __ P_A_R_T_l_C-IP_A_N_T_S_ (Word 7.0), Real Es· 642·7246 tat• or regal back· Administrative WANTED ground deslrable, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT (Ages 18·75) We need residents of Orengo County to participate In a 2 1/2 day decl· slon making study to Notary Public a plus. Please fax resume to Diane (949) 760·8584. SEMl·RETIRED"sorlea'' 27 needed for llart up broker dealer In New- port Beach. Ask lor Fred (949) 553·1900 be held In Irvine on Fri The president & VP Fl· 9·11, Sat 9·12 and nance of lndustrlat & Sun afternoon 9·13. aorospace lnslrumen· Need only to be a reg· The Community talion nifg. needs an lslered voter and be Market Place. asafSlant w/ superior able to read and wrllo Clastlflad "E1nployee." "Empleado." "A rbeitnehmer. " "Employe." NO MATIER HOW YOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FIND IT. Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! NEWPORT BEACH 2169 RENTALS of area companies. Check with the local ·setter Business Bureau before you send any money for fees Or services. Road and understand any contracts before you sign. Shop around for rates. A 20 MACHINE organfzalfonal & com· English. vour reward 1 ___ e_4_2_·5_e_7_a __ mun~~~n ~"~~us $1n·S~5anda~ •~•••••••••••••••••••••••~•••••••••~------~---· a llexlbte nature. Req. teresllng exper. Call •28th St M arin• ---------VENDING rte.· Must Condo 2Br 2Ba lncls ROOMS 2706 sett by 9/1. Invest $6K w/d. refrg $2700/mo to earn $4K +/mo. toase, no pets. Agent, NB Oc ean Fro nt 800-813·1633 24hrs 'Tom 673·3777 Shr 2br homo w/pV1 AB SO LU TEL Y • 2Br 1 B• TWH N1cet bath ON sand, NO brd NOTHINQ DOWNt new carpets, 1 c all wlk. S750mo 650-6904 Hershey snack route garage, near Getson·s in Costa Mesi. Net $1350./Bkr 640·5664 NB rm w/gar/ s55o/mo $52K/yr. 6hrs/wk. shr bath w yng mate 800-408·2219 24hrs kll/lndy prlv. poot/jac F I f call Julie 548·25591--r_e_a_n_o ____ _ AVERAGE EARNS 5 + year a exp, strong 9 4 9 ·2 2 1 ·8 o 1 5. or computer akllls using 1 ·8 o o ·2 8 1 • 7 1 o 4 Windows '95 plus E· between 12:00 noon mail & calendar, os and 7:00 PM. on well as 70 ~ wpm typ· either Sun 8·23, Ing. Mfg. exp. and a Mon 8-24 or Tues 8·25 2yr degree preferred. Ask for Ms Allen or Mr Randall. Calls will Full range ol beneltts only be taken during & casual/fast paced the hours and dales working environment. listed above. Send or fax resume w/ ---=---....,..--salary history to: PAYROLL/ 2Br 28• nr Fashion ts a/c, 2c all gar, comm pool, No pots. Avl.9/1 $1695/mo 640·1529 3 BR 3BA Romodelod Nwpt Heights home. Bost loc on cul·da·sac Walk to 1111 schools, shopping & bus. Lrg fncd yard w/secunly gate for privacy. NB W.Oceanfronl/22nd. $52,000/YRI Hor· Private rm, unfurn, shr shey/candy routes In GULTON• bath, ulls pd. n/smkg, Costa Mesa. work ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Payroll assistant and office administrator. Full time posillon. Job duties Include: assist· Ing with payroll for mid-size company and executive olffca administration. Please send resume to Ac· counting Supervisor, PO Bo• 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628 or you may fax resume kltchene11e. laund~y. 6hrs/wk. $7K Inv. Free STATHAM 1 block to N.B. Ptor Info 800-757·8337 Attn : Human $510/mo. Call Sam 81 24hrs ReaourcH 1644 Whit· 714·675-4808 1----,.._.....-............... ~ (Between 9AM·5PM) HERSHEY VENDING lier Avenue Costa Own your own vend· Mesa. Ca 92627 Fax: $2700/mo. Brokor VACATION 949·642·3850 Ing co. Earn S43K, (949) 842·0316 •·mall: 5·6hrs req, $7K lnvesl· humanresources(t• 2722 ment. 800·869-0865 gullonllatham.com RENTALS 4Br 3 B a On waler, vu, EOE M/F/DN pvt jac. remodeled, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local v ending route --------- now carpets, 2car gar, •Tr•d• my Lake Tahoe for sale. Earn big $, commty pool & tennis. 5br hme for 1 wk, for must sell. Call now S3950/mo 673·3059 3 + br hm• 1 blk from ____ 1_._a_o_o._3_5_o_._a_3_e_3_ Baycrest Twnhom e ocean 714·888·8688. Payphones $1 SOK/Yr. 2Br ... 2Ba·1·1011e1 near Lowest prtcos. Local sites available . ~~;95. Agtpo~so-~':~ RENTALS TO 800·800-3470 24/hrs SHARE 2724 B•yfron t B eau tiful 2 Br 2Ba, furn, garage. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii great view, $1800/mo CdM Shara 3bd 3ba, Avl 9·5 645·3143 gar, $581 + dap ~third Ch •rmlng quiet we· utll All amenities t erfront 2br 2ba. avail 9/1 721·1929 1100 sq It. PV1 yard F.V. D esirable •rea, and patio W/D, refrig Prof I Christian lady Avail lmmed. No ga· seeks roommate. Pvt r age S 1 9 O O /mo. room/bath, $425 Incl 11 W8T ntlil II WM S 1,000's mrt MOlll1I AllTlllWlCAUY flOM HOMl lwlTwom! ANYoNE CAN 00. FREE AUDIOTAPE 800 766-2416 (714) 075·7817 ulllllles. 714·962·03871--------- H •rbor Ridge EstatH NB Pen " Share 2br CREDIT 2907 B •au ti fut 4 b r 3 b a. 1 ba S525/mo + utils, '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2·story, for lease by . female pref'd, avafl 1'1 owner 54600 640·0696 now 949-642·2503. H arbor View Homes NB VIII• Point 2 ms1r 4Br 3.5Bo, a/c, nr br, full amen, prof'I grnbell. avl mld·Sept pref'd, no/smk $775 $5000/mo 640·1529 + 1/2 utll's 719-0738 Newpor1 Ht'• 2Br 1 Ba Newpor1 Ht'• room rear cottage hugo lot. lor rent. Klchen priv, Rdwd decks. Frptc. gar, no/amk SSOOmo $1600. 949-455·0444 $400HC 722·8033 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bay(ront c:ot1Lnu1nicy with P.'~•te badt 8c •maa. Troplal landsapi"I"~ Lanai P:OOl 8c •uo dcdt. Wall( to BalbOe lda.nd .ihopt Minutes Crom Fashion Island. • Speciow IBR, 28R and 2BR 8' den apu. • Prince patio• or ba.lconjtt • Wood btim.l"f'su Attpl1cu •Priftt&PJaF . • eo •• ati,._-.n11&blc • SISSO • $2600 No rta. Pf cue call (949) 760-0919 PAJRWAY APARTMBNTS AT BIO CANYON OAT&q O<>MllllUMTY BY J'A9ftlOPll lfJl..,,NID ecaulfful 1rt»41ncd scrCC41 DOd AOlf coorec VlcWa fil'\IOy cnrotroo llVlfV In )IOl• l8rge I , <I t1f 3 8R ~lOICl"ll homel • 1WOaW 8'lf1l80 • Wlt9fltt.ttycr honkl.,. • Plrq~ (WOO(f. S-1 • l'\lr CcJfdtlOOlr~ • wee bar 1n :1 end 3 Dfl • Alftrm ay91em • f I .050 ta U .CIOS • rtcete CW! (71 •J °"~ smy, no ,,.,., • GET OUT OF DEBT! ~e can helpJ • Crrdil Cardl CU11solida1ed • P1m11c11ts w11>trtd • 1t1iercsl Reduced • llarownt11/s' Stopped • llablamas Es iiol MONEY TO LOAN 2914 Auto ... otlve Loan• ftereonal Loan• Bualne•• Loan• Employment le Roq'd 1-888·454·t309 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOVNCl!MINTS 2920 ., .... C.ah Cll'•nte Colteo•. 1cno1atthlpe, Bualneu, Medlc al bllla. N•ffr r•P•Y· IOO-ltl-IOOOtlt 01311 MiiWOL1•• Uelng pte-peld OH cardl a ATM ~ cardl. 7'4-117·1111. To= en ad In ··-~ cal ...... .,. • SALBS to: (949) 642-7667 Resume should In· elude salary history Physical/drug screen· Ing required. EOE. Plumber/Drain Cleaner Exp prof'd . Svc repair FT, plenty of work, will train. C.M. 46-3299 PRE·SCHOOL DIR Prof. E.C. educator needed as school dlr. for Tutor Time child· care, learning ctr In NPB. Excellent salary & bits. Must be CA dlr . quallffed. Call 955·2672 PT office wor k, local errands, flax hours, computer, office 1k11Js needed, S10h~ No smoking Balboa Penn. Alexander Publlcallons 849·042·010 t Publlo Relatlon• Accounl Executive for small deluxe agency In O.C. tor hotel• & afrllne. Min 2yra exp • Computer sklll1 raqd. Able to travel, Fax rHume: 949•"51•2239 WE'RE GROWING! Fast growmQ Southern Callfcrnla cxmmunity OIWIJl)lpll' cba1n bas jmmedjate ~ available In Ventwa. Los ~ County, and tbe InlaJXl EmpN ADVERTISING SALES REPRF.8ENT ATIVl8. Your ~: DIW acmunt ~ maintairunQ -ah!ished 8'm.Ultl, wstcmar eeMo9 aaitude. and desire to 8tlOOO ~ ~ W1tb dlera. Mbmnwn 2 Y881'I pnM:JtJa advertising lalel aperieJlo8 With newsplper lndustry experieGa infened. We c:&r. bue l8laty + CXltm\18D(J\ tlllDllllllJI. benlm '**'°' ~ 40100, and llUAXrUve wOik llJ'MXllDllJL There's never been a better time to buy or lease! Save thousands today! ~-©oldsmoblle (949) ALLEN s82-0800 .... CADIWt' •ma A Our Pnly Smlng Your ftndly, SbM:f 19471 ... - • t .. Newport' Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot · APPLIANCES 6011 MERCHANDISE PIANOS• COSTA MESA 8124 BMW 9030 Wlnrtpool ,..,,,, •Id• MISC. eo 1 S ORGANS 8059 •••iiiiiiiiiiiiii b Sat. 1122, la·2P Hae· '84 933CSI Y •Ide, white, glau Bl k/blk ... 100k helvH, only 3 yra old Wolff T•nnlng 8•d• Yemehe U3 upright hold ltema, Iota of ae • aw.o, 11350. 949-844-5624 Tan At Home p I ano In beautiful baby atulf, lurn. 1Pr1· ml, lots of upgrades, ... Buy Direct and S•v•I condition $1~ good•. 6tHI w. Oatr•ll Alplna IUI, BBS whit. 582 828 9200 original owner non· Commercial/Home ' • SATURDAY 8·3 1moker, must ... 1 FURNITURE 6014 units from St99 00 CLEARANCE SALEI $8995 h7t4·673-2544 Low Monthly Pmts TV ELECTRONICS 29 CENTS & UPll work7t4·860-1717 Fr•• Color Ca11tog ' • EVERYTHING GOESll 2 drawer Bombay style Call . 1·800·711·0158 STEREO 6080 1008 WILSON ST '87 325IS Bronze tan e)\est Ill• pine w/hme· (Canyon Dr./Wtlton) llhr Int. Sunroof, 5sp, st on• top s 9 5 o . --------alloys, 1 OOkml $5900. , 1 673·2706 COLLECTIBLES ~ABLE Descramblers V•rd Sal• Sat 8·12, Bjorn (714) 631·0645 • _ 1 30 day money back Antique lurn collect .• 95 BMW 5251r w 12 TALL YlHT ,..,ICKER 6017 guar. MCNIH/COO v 1 I 'ht' I I agon ' ·~ 1·800·417•0312. in age c 0 • ng. •v 1· Dk green/Ian, chrome ,lfookca1e1, children'• ort, mite household. whla, phone, cd , •t•· white dtetter , 158 E 19th. alarm, 2 snrf, Uni. dlr ;':,, 949-759-1388 Autograph•d fral'T\•d srve'd, xtra clean Braveheart mQvle GARAG SAL qrr-•• wh110 bdrm H t, poster, by actor Mel E ES NEWPORT 53Kml $27,500/obo 1 &In beds with cusrom Glbion 5400 al!k for (714) 568·8\ 18 4'etlgnor 1preed1. Scott (909)72\1?0355. BEACH 6169 , '2 matching chairs, • . _B_U_I_C_1< ____ 9_0_3_S dreuer, chest, dosk, -:1 BALBOA Sat August 22 eam 2 mirror's, 575° COMPUTERS 6018 ISLAND 6106 Moving! Lota ol good ii, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii (949) 042·5371. llulfl , Clothoa, furnl-85 El•otra Est•l• tur•. frig, toys, misc. W•gon V8, auto, 1 448 Catalina (corner owner. 77~ ml, $3995. ol caialina & Broad.) 675·0912 675-8029 fax Qlrla whit• bedim tot, Incl desk, chnt, 10,000 Vld•o• & CD bookcase, computer rom1 on line plus, a table, S 150 4 high· contett 'give awoy & back rallan chairs, more. V111t www.md •SAT 8·2• Anllquee, furniture, toys, washer/dryer, and Much Morell 399 DIAMOND AVE -------CADILLAC 9040 S45ea. Complete full • vldlos com today! size bed, S75. Brass & •----....... ---TRANSPORTATION ,88 S•dan D•Vlll• enamel full headboard --------BALBOA . $75 949-642· 1 t 89 WANTED Special Edition. Stlll 6019 PENINSULA 6107 1 ________ showroom new. al- REMODELING SALE TO BUY POWER BOATS ways garaged. driven 6FT & 8FT mirrored iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Saturday 8-2 only 7k mi per year. 1 Multl Famlly y.,d 7012 champogne, belga 11 ders, Asian style 1 9 8 3 N h u • h Sal•t Lota or stuffl leather & top $7,950. ermoire, 32" high den-V•arbook and men's 714 041 9089 slty Jensen TV class ring or 1960, 3 15 Coronado St. '89 Boaton Whal•r , • • with speaket1 & amp. 1961, 1962. Gerry B. 150hp Yamaha, xlnt 91 AJlent• Red/Ian Many oth•r lt•mat Martin. 770·964-0555 CORONA condl 949-675·0887 llhr, 84k ml, loaded, CALL 540·3112 ******* an records! Xlnt cond, I BUY ALL PIANOS DEL MAR 6122 asking $15,900. Call ::---------Antiquee-qu1I. furniture Mary 310·937-4040 MERCHANDISE 1 pc or houseful cash H s eh 1 d /k It 1tem 1 , SAIL BOATS 7014 '94 SLS MINT cond, MISC. 60l5 paid (714) 957-8133 women's clothea/ac-35Kml, fully loaded, ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Old Coins Gold Sliver eess, office, toys, Catallne 22 fixed kHI maroon, 518 •450 Cl Franklin Mint, Slerllng books, car radio, ahrt rebuilt 0 /B, very clean 1 owner 720-9695 • 1 .4 Amana trig, Old watches & 1·ewelry wv receiver, Sal only poss free sllp Newport --------• 2dr, 4 mo's new, was 8· A 958 Sandcastle Westeoall Coln 642·9448 ..., $2900. takes 707-9488 CHEVROLET 9045 , s1oso sacrlllco $695, * Estat• Sale * braas/glasa cocktail _R_E_C_O_R_D_S_/T_O_P_$_ 7em Saturday table was 5695 sacrl· Jazz. R&B, Soul, Rock 933 Sonora Road by MARINE SLIPS '83 MONTECARLO • lie• $250, small wood Etc ... SO'S & 60's Mike s El FULLY LOADED I • ond·table glass top S~~0°o';~ Fur~~u~~lrl DOCKS 7022 LOW, LOW, MILES 1 $79, vacuum xlnl cond 945•75o5 much more!ll $3500. (949) 548-3727 • Sl 15 new. sacrifice Angols Diamond Club 40' Mooring noar '88 Cavalier Z24 Conv ' S59 also lamps & Prlvata party 1 other II oms 72 t ·6736 P11v1lhon, els to ocean VS, looks great, fun wishes lo purchase COSTA MESA 6124 $12,500 722·0456 day for cruising down PCH er! lie/; flua ~ire A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 2 or 4 seats 650·3421 evonlng $2750 obo 427-0507. will consider any type HUGE YARD SALE MOORING WITH '94 Corv•tt• or pa11nersh1p. Please Sat Sam, Sun 9am. I call Jim 714-7\6-303\ 326 E 16th. Books. ~:~ h ~5 S ~~~ 5 ~o;r r1~~629;)een/ vo;lo.~'i'; furn, appliances, (949) 075-2809 LEXUS clothes. dark rm MISSION VIEJO BUILDING equip., and more' Off Shor• 45' Mooring (949)304.0884 MATERIALS 6030 Set 7.7 Hug• Sal•! nr Lido Bridge On ·94 S10 Blazer, Blk, golf clubs, stereo, shore Mooring ~alboa 4WD. vs. 62Kml, good clothes lawnmower l11tl• la. up to t 8 boat f I d Steel bldgs Jn orig housew~res & MOREi 875-0912 675·8029 fax ~~~.~Oo ully 75ot~~;25 crate. 40x20 (1 open 210 Alb•rt Piao• Sllp for 42' BoBI. -------- end) was S6380/sell al (Orange Ave/23rd SI) Good loc water/elect '95 TAHOE $2680. Guar'd complele · 1 8 1 Full pwr, only 46k Chuck 800-320-2340 S • t 0 n I Y 7 ·1 Sl3per ft, L do r dge (462260) 526,977 womens cllhg, refrldg. els. Alll now 675·6128 LEXUS hsehld items galore! Sllp for 42· Boat. MISSION VIEJO PcTS & 2361 Rutg.,s Dr. Oood toe, water/elect (949)364-0864 AN MALS 6049 Sat·Sun 8 ·5 furn, S13per ft, Lido Bridge '98 ASTRO LS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii refrlg. wheelchair. els. Avl now 675·6128 15K ml, full p wr. Hoyerlltt, walkers. (3UWR023)$19,550 Auat. Shop mini pups. (" Huntington Central Park. Aug·2 I ,22 ,23. or Call (909)·328-1204 (619) 755·4774. • WAS SHOT! Cat n oed1 hm. Neut/ vacc's. only child, 1yr I•• req 562-433-4797 bod rail, Cllhs, toys. LEXUS OF educational Items, etcl WESTMINSTER 2034 Calv.,t Av•. AUTOMOBILES (7141892·6900 Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay A CURA 9010 '94 LEGEND L Vorkl• love• children, housebroken, spayed, when you read t o good home. the Cla••lfl•d• Lo ml, moonrf, mini, 018741) $18.1.888 Lexus o .. WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8908 When you \\TllC :i O:"~ificd .1d. include all the foci~ and get the fC)Ulh SG00.00 644-6883 __ ...;e;...:.v=ery'-'-"d=a ..... y __ you w;mt. 6-12-%711 -----------------, D YES, SELL MY CAR Name Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach- • Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell, we'll run it for another week I for just s10·. I ~·~o~ 0 VlSA 0 AMX ~Check PwfllWtt eo... v.., MaKe Model ------ 0 tCytrttJer D ,,_..._ Dtu1Aoo1 Pra ,, Ov-e O,..,.._,.-... D~a.... ---- 0 """"T-0 '"-IWlndOMD wr.Mt CoYetw o • Speed o Po-.~ a l.lndlii ~ o a 1.-ct o NAH-~ ''"° aw...~ 0 M C«dlllonet 0 Cl\AM Cont!'ol 0 '*'I...... ' $ 10 fOr 4 O~lnlerlClfOC-"9 O~T~ ..,_,$1eectl a'"'"°""" o 'f'\1¥ "°°' a..,.-.. W"'6ow ..,.., 1ne I ililll • Delly PlkJt 330 "' a.i 91 Colla MeM. CA 12827 ...._ (7U) "2·9678 • .... (714) 831_..,. ~ ----.-. --------~·----- I Sotun:Joy, August 22, 1998 Bil Oldsmobile SJ.6,995$ 3100 V6 Engine • NC • P/W/OL • Keyless Remote • Stereo/Cass. 1 oolr llM1JSI LEfJ~ $329 MO. • 4t • 11a1w 1•• °"""'*._._,...,. • ..,.__.,.uuus.,.....mm It•.,,., \11 11.144 '"' 1n. "'-'"'-"''""'j,., ................... 1n1,.m1 ... 111Ull) + 07< tailor 36 mo Totol dfin~ff S219S 42 Residuol Sl9,S22 SO Toi of pmb $14,366 52 t 111 17l m1 aOowtd per yeor 12< per mile in emu. lmd on MSIP of S34,2SO (I 01231) IN STOCK NOW! '89 CADILLAC FLEE'IWOOD Ric •fJf ~i. ~ ni. k!T. nmy CXIDS~ (275442) '98 OLDSMOBILE INTRIGUE GL LorU11.Wr .n.ro . .,s.btdm (32~3) '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE ts.~ 13K 11. km. alb)1 a om' Bi cl 111 1 ~.I '98 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUEITE ClS. br 'Kro 111, lW dm. lfr. CD!~ CD~ '96 CADILLAC DEVILLE l,clw • "'*· lal kl. uy <1ll311 Bi ehM I .I 196 CADILLAC CONCOURS kit•. NI H.P. Mxta •k 1a1 ~Ir PP'' tlOml I SLS/STS AVAILABLE 196 CADILLAC ELDORADO U>w 111, red rtarl. tan lthr, V-8 Nmhsur (612541 I '96 CADILLAC ELDORADO ~~~la hJt'ai dm (612541) '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS Low 111. ~k. ltlr. CD. alk>)1 a nm' 1811576) '97 CADILLAC ELDORADO *31 U. ISK m.n 1111. Mr • .t,saJ n• Bi.rl 1ti1l ~ All ~~hi\. I :'.!! 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By OWILES GOREN wtd\ OMAa SHARtr llnd TAHNAH HINSCH Wt<;EKLV URmC£ QUIZ Q. l • Both \1Ulne1.iblc. w. South yuu holJ• • K J 7 J o !16 3 o AK Q'7 S • K The b1Jdmg has f nx:ceJe:d WESI NORTt EAST • OUTM 10 PIW 2"1 ? Wlu11 oction do you tuke7 Q 2 Neither \IWlneroblc, as South you hold • KS432 0 876 o Q •.tOY8J Ille bidding ha~ pn>cccdcd NOR'rn EAST SOVlll WE r 3• Obi ? What nction do you tnke'l Q 3 -•AS South, \ulm:r:.1hlc, you huld· The bidding h~ proceeded; NORIH F.AST SOlfHI wm l o Obi ? Wh t octton do you tA'-c? Q S E.ist-Wcst vulncroblc, 11' South you holtl. • 10 9 7 6 2 Q 3 o 5 4 2 •A 10 7 ~ l\utner opcnli the btJ<ltng wtllt one t.liomond. What Action du you tllkc'l Q 6 -Both vulnerublc, ns South you hold. • ' •J6 'V i\Q o AK8 •QJ!l6S4 . ·n1c b1d1.hng has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NOR'l H EA f I• Pas.i I 'V Pu.~ ? Whal du you bid now'/ Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily ~ JAGUAR 9115 MERCEDES 9130 TOYOTA 9105 LEXUS ·es XJ8 blacl</lan. orig '93 •• 300 •ao 30050 Sp.c Model •ae Corolt• r owner, ,09Kmi, xlnt Cashmer/Ivory full opt 40 gal tank, L.g Ost Or. Irena. 181k ml, a cond, must .. u. make 131060) $18,917 AHi bHuty In & oull reeds, auto, AC, olterl 998-3764 ll!XUI StHI $4000 723-0311 '2200/obo "4·4 Mt8SIOH VIEJO '85 PR.VIA L• '92 Sovereign (848)384-0884 '84 380Sl. L.lk• new. Cull whit, dual Oreen/tan lthr, tow ml -....:..,-8-4...;_£_8_3_0_0 ___ 1 tight Dlue, 90k ml, In· (3KKV5&Ae) St (8G3135) S14,995 White/Ivory, lthr terlor/uterlor Jtlnt, Ll!XUI Ofr BAUl!R LOTUS (073273) S2t,977 dealer calls car cherry Wl!STMINIT 714-042·7700 LEXUS 115,850 723·0608. ('714) 892·•• '92 8overel9n MISSION VIEJO '84 380SL Red/Palo '9 5 TACOMA W .. I (949)304·0884 ,..0 1 k t I Auto, PS, AC, h1te/blk lll'lr, •2 .. m ----...:....----"" oo , •• ra c ean, (650914) $14,995 '94 GS 300 must aee Hard/1011 (Ot2853) 11 BAUER LOTUS Blaek/blacl{ full opt top, t81n whit $14.998 LEXUS 714-842•7700 (074737) $24,977 Lou 714-691-4717 Pgr MISSION VI• Ll!XUS 83f-4717 Hom• (949)3M-oe '93 V•nden Pl•• MISSION v1eJO '96 CAMRY L Black, cream llhr, _..,:f:.;;9_4;..;9;.:t.;;.3.;;.8...,;4_·0;..8_8;..4_ '85 SL oo,,verl 26K ml. auto, 1u11 (669299) S19,995 •94 os 300 cloulc Road1ter, (3AVU385) St BAUER LOTUS Cashmor/lvory lull opl white hrdtop new novy LEXUS 01' 714-842·7700 (070722) S25,977 blue canvas top, novy WESTMINST . LEXUS llhr Int. now tires, om/ (714) 892·89 '93 XJO MIS.StOH VIEJO Im can. $16,000. mint 196 COROL Black, tan llhr, lo ml c94a 394 0884 cond. 640·9737 (8736~2) $16,995 -....:.......;.JT...:...;. __ • ___ ,________ 26k, au10. AO, BAUER LOTUS 1 '95 ES 300 •'88 580SL• (3NTV139) $1 714·842·770'? 'Black/Ivory, full opl Black w/grey lnlerlor LEXUS 01' (095473) $23,977 51,000 mi, xlnt cond. WESTMINST '93 XJO LEXUS • All records. $26,900. (714) 892·08 Blue/Um llhr, SU'}rl. MISSION VIEJO Julie 714-283·2200 l-------(684177) $17,995 (949)304-0884 BAU£R LOTUS •95 ES 300 714·842·7700 While/Ivory, lull opt ,93 XJ8 (077313) $20,977 LEXUS Greon, tan lthr, lo ml MISSION VIEJO VANS '98 C220 Grey/grey, t ull pwr • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii (438429) $24,977 '93 VW Euro LEXUS (Wkender edit.) MISSION VIEJO 5spd, all pwr. ol old Si Homeoy,ner's burden 29 Arm bone 31 Singer 41 Keyed 1n data 43 Weirder 46 Oxygen Of 60 Strong wind e f Opef8 song 62 Prod 63 ls over (678537) $17.995 (949)384-0684 Ji BAUER LOTUS Looi.. oru11s11ers cm Mmulu_1. 714.942.7700 '94 ES 300 •A98SJ2 "1 7 o J87 •A 72 Tilt: b1dd1ng hus proceeded: (949)384-0884 wind. 78Km1, $14, 850·0977 Lorena sulfur 66 Team cheer NORTll EAST sou rn WES'I L t I b t b Id I Low ml, CO, chrome, iiMiiEiiRiiCiiUiiRiiYiiiiiii9iilii3iii5 VOLVSWAGEN 9 2 3 4 71 $RVICE 1'IRECTORY ACOUSTIC C!ILINGS 3408 20.,.th Co•1t Drywall Acous remvl cust text Water Damage Repair Best in Quality & Price L550017 444·8689 ADDITIONS 11 I 13 I o P11s., I • Puss Jo ~ '! Whal Ju }OU bid now> Q 4 ·As South. vullh.:rahlc, )'UU hold. • K 9 4 !;'}A 10 9 o 8 6 2 • Q J 6 l FERRARI 9067 FORD t'3rn o >el\ e tcr r gep ay· '94 XJ12 (014500) $t6,888 " er! Sulm :ribe now to the Goren Morocco Rod, cream LEXUS OF (Jridge Leller by rolling (800) 788-lthr (693862LS21,995 'WESTMtNSTER •93 VILLACER ,87 VW Bug p 1225 for information. Or write to: BAUER OTUS (l141 892·8908) 47K ml, dual A/C, Goren Bridge Letter:, P..O. llo"' 714·842-7700 Frame. Front .. (2UXB495) $12,550 Steering Column, 4'10, Chirugo, 111. 60680. 1---,.-,9-4-X,.,..J-6,..---LINCOLN 9120 LEXUS OF Head Lltu. M Black/barley lthr, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WESTMINSTER More Paris 548· 9075 HONDA 9085 (696068) s21,995 --'-7 -14_J _e_9_2_·8_9_o_8_ '89 Jetta OL t-ow BAUER LOTUS 92 MARK VII owned 5 I 714-842•7700 by Senior Cll1zon'1. '96 VILLAGER spd, sunroo, Xlnl cond. loaded, tint. 37K ml, dual A/C, am•lm cass, r ,94 XJ6 wind. New p1a101 (J32077) $16,550 good $3200 722·7 Black/blaolt Inter. 59800 PP. 891·2025 LEXUS OF •SJ1 Jett• OL 4dr, (695012) $18,995 WESTMINSTER Cust whit. lint BAUER LOTUS MERCEDES 9130 (714) 882·6908 sunrf. only 50k 714·642-7700 AC, xlnt eond Ins out. $6950 6'f4·7•9 '89 MONPIAL T '83 CONVERSION Blk/tan. 5000ml, llke ·• VAN t owner, xlnl now. mus1 seel care, auto, crulso '77 300D crearnttan, PORSCHE 91751 _____ _._.'- •92 Accord LX hke JEEP 9110 A/C, Cd player. Flrll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTOS new, 4dr, 5spd, while, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii S1500 ltlls week t:ikos 10 ml, nu llros/bolts, 11 _11_. T_o_m_e_7_5·_7_t 2_3 ___ 1 '88 911 S Rare. 01lg. DOMESTIC A/C $8,750 444·0393. '08 Jeep Cherokoe '78 4 5 0SL Extra ~~Y~~~o~~~1°::~·~1~0~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 723·1741 $50,000 control, AC, now tlros ,95 ACCORD EX Air auto otc. Musi sull. cloan. Rod/black Inter, engine/trans work, al-Seized cari lrom s Llhr, moonrl. aulo S5000 949-723·8485. 2 tops Must soil/or ways garagod/cov-Porsches, Cadlll (3KHU004) $14,444-• 8 9 L • t •do 4 x 4 trade lor classic cor cred. Xlnt cond in & Chevys, BMW's, & battery. S2500/obo. 9075 (949) 497-5064, FORD HONDA 9085 LEXUS OF $6550 8 40 ·6 385 out. $ t0.000 673·2596 vo"es. Joop1. 4W '65 Muslang convertible WESTMINSTER Wht grey. Gcyl, AT. Your Area. 800- lite blue/wht top. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892-6906 AC, PS, PW, POL, 9000xt A 1398 Bo~ut1ful antlquol '92 Accord EX 2-dr , CC, alloys, 58000 Rooms. SUZUKI 9205 current listings. SI 0.500 719·2989 Roal Sharp, Loaded. 96 Accord LX Black. 673-2596 apartments. SELL your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 Lt hr, l -ownor. phn, 4cyl, 5spd, A/C, all __,,..,......,,_,,..__,,--....,--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Classlflod Is ..... co playor, Moonrool, power, cc. ob, am-Im '93 Or Cherokee homes CONVl!NIENT s7 990.obo 723.1504 cass, 22k ml, 1-owner LTO Black. gray lthr, ClassiOed '98 ESTEEM whether you're b · $15,000 day 260-4841 4WO, 4.0 V6, full pwr, 34K ml, CO, au10. Ing. selling, or l The Community evening 646-5678 (107229) s15,9g5 can satisfy (3P1HO3 5) S 8 . 8 a 8 looking, classllled Market Place BAUER LOTUS your LEXUS OF what you needl C 1,1 Buy 11. Sell II . Find It. COST MES l&SI ed Classlfled. A A housing needs WESTMINSTER CLASSIFIED 842·5878 714·842·7700 (714) 892·6908 842-5878 ERVICE r CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & B UILDING 3560 JUNK TO THE DUMP LAWN CARE 3808 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING AU PAIR AVAILABLE PRO~IONAL COMPUl'Ell SERVICE SJ.WPU; (. AFFURDABJ.} •WIN"8 ~· • Scbedult S Now . •PCT • ON-S I • (714) 840-7672 (714·988·1882) AVAILABLE TODAY 96B·1882 Ellper1 Drain Cleonlng & Plumbing Ropalrs 20yrs exp. All work 9unr. Steve 545·8298 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutter offert! 25% OFF REMODELING 3410 CLEANING MD le rial/Labor! 25 J iHt'renl colur1 uf denims & 100'1 ul other f abm:1! 35 )'C•rt of 9uality wo rk and crah~manth1p! Rl8UILO or REMODEL SERVICES 3548 RE\.AJN Cot-iFIDEN<:t IN t VM'l •Homes or Olhces .Ouahly Con\1ruc11on •Reasonably Prlcod •Local Co #636318 •StoQhTn~ Assoc Catr 741-644-5465 MANDI ON OWNIR OP fr• Dltill •• ,.... Al,...._. fest ....... lll...L..:-..l&.a...•l....W. ·-r~~iAI~ 631-2345 A TOUCH OF CLASS Cleaning. Res/Comm· • Lie/Bond Free Est. Teresa 714-282·7143 •----------1 3615 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING CONCRETE & Licensed-Bonded iiMASiiiii0iiiNiiRiiYiiiiiiiii3ii5ii5ii7 DRYWALL *Wood F•ncH * S 12 00 per hour. Replace/Repair Low S 714-548-0388 Concrete: Driveways. 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L"587191 831·3832 Weter Damage Repair PERGQ.Cari>tt1M1C \Ilsa I Vicki 714-e68.0395 Best In Ouahty & Price L706279 988·9590 BllNDS MINI L550017 574·5~56 WANT ED• Clean Gn°11G~ S2.95, S3.95-S6.50 Sun•Daywear Nightwear Every Sat/Sun #8160/0C Mktplc & SHA.DBS 3484 homH that wish to CGl,._lft Witthoeft Dryw•ll ~ ., 1tay that wayl E>cperl. ua AU Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs DOORS 3678 Local. Refs. 640·6177 IRICK e ILOCK c1 .. n1 c1 .. ,,1 Cleanlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil n•r e ~,,.,.0 2ovrs Exp/Fair S/Fro• Esl **s475• 16JC7 ** 548-6211 "MR. Rl.INOMAN" I'/• ><HI\ ~h.•111' \ 1·rt11 .11\ 800-578-3836 CIBINSTS 3490 .IWWanced Wood1y111ms ·Custom C1b1netry· ;!Cllchen • Belh •Doors M oldings -Mantels U91850 714·998·89'70 WPINTlY 3510 _,.emOdehng and •II MAID 4~ ~ -~~-Clll TODAY FOR YOUI Fill l•HOMI ISTIMATI IXBl'a IQllB.Ml5lll9 515·MAID .a 320 w. eo.sr ltWf Ill types of repairs. No CONCRETE & jol) 100 amall OC 32 :Jr• Llc·b0nd·fn1 MIC/ MASONRY 3557 V!H 714·988·3&•4 CIRA.MIC ?JI.IS 3528 &.lltlcy IMw,•ra ,_.,.d Regroutlng • lntt.Ml'n U 70130 DHn of Tli. 873..,005 or •4&4521 ~ ----- RENT through classified .s ~'~'°' l1400030 714-639-1447 Include• hollway.I~=======~ iii.~..!'!.'!!, woa111er strip, 1n1101to-IMPROVEMENTS -.Mii ELECTRICAL 3610 uon & tax. 845-5704 HOME 3756 uurt .. Small Job EXPERT HANDY MAN 3710 CONTRACToaS Duncan Electric '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~-------" Local/Quick Rosponsel• E TO BEGIN GENERAL 3558 Servlce/Romodol• •Home lmprvmnta11r TIM Light fixture ropelr Drywall. carpontry & YOUR HOME Interior Renov•tlon• LU 75870 650•7042 morel Smell Jobi ok. 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