HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-05-08 - Orange Coast Pilot•
SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMl'AUNmES SINCE 1.907 SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1999 ..
TRAGEDY ON T~E PLAYGROUND
A .tearllll goodbye .to Sierra and BrandoiI
• t , • •
• Funeral services mix sadness .. .
and laughter in memorializing the
short lives of the young victims.
~Pilot
Tcan. flowed almost endJessly on Fnd..:~
when two children who were killed on d Cos·
ta Mesa school playground were laid lo rest in
separate yet sentimenlctl services
Allen Abrams, who stP.erP.d.h1s vetucle onto" l w11<; dppt1r~nt through d video. monta~w on
playground di the SouthcOdc,t Early Childhood two. giant tr.lens1on '>Cf(' n :.Pl to lilt> rnustc
Leaming Center on Monday Abrdms allegNI· of Enc Clapton's "Tears in I lea\ 1•n " Clapton,
Jy wanted to kill the unsu'>pecllng childrPn • the lcgendory gu1tdnst. wrote thr. <>OOg ahout
because "they were mnocent • 1 hi<> son \\ho trag1ntllV' fell oil 11 bale ony and
It wds the children's mnocPnce, so \'lc10u:.· d1t>d ·
ly exploited by.Abrnms, that shone brightly c1t Those who atl<'nded ttw menmnal '"'f\'trP
bot~ servtces. Mor<> than JOO mournt>rs tm•cl to put the horror of S1em1's di>ath m per·
attel}dr.d the Soto funeral at Mdriners Chuir:h :.pe<:tl\:e
m Irvine. !3eneath ct floaung StdT of udlloons "It's d ·tlfllP. Wl' ch·~perntely tt'>k questions .•
and surrounded by rtowers was tlw tiny < cts· sc11cl Rev .Jim GalnPy of ManrlPrs Churc·h
_ket where Swrra ldy • \'\ P know that God on!\• hd~ the an:-.wer~
l • BRIAN P08UDA I DAILY PllOT
The week that began so tragically ended
with the heart-wrenching funerals of J-yedr-
old Brandon Wiener and 4-y~·old S1errd
Soto. Both -0f the young chddren were run
pver by a car driven by 39·year-old Steven
He r fctmtly amved m two stretch black hm· Toddy, it 1<> Sierrd s ltme 10· dance in heaven ...
ousmes and sat in tront ol d qlowmg p1cturP of Some of S1em1's lnends, 50 strong. walked
Siem1. showmg her typical beautiful smile -m , long, single-Ill~ prop.!ss1on and plac-ed
It was thdt snulP, said fnends, that nevN Cindy Suter ls consoled during a memorial service Friday
for her daughter, SleJTa, at Mariners Church in Irvine. Sit-
ting at Cindy Soto's right ls Sierra's lathe r, Erle. chsappeared from the aspmng dancer. Tht1l SEE FUNERALS PAGE A23
, . ' ,
M·ot .her 's · D I ' I : ---. . . Attom~ys_
agree to
accident
settlement
I was 32 before I really ·
.knew how to dance. My
mom taught me. . ·
Sure, l'd "danced"
before, With the sort of aim-
less shift:rrom·one-foot-to· -
another. don't-K;tow-what-
to-do-with-my-hands style
common to most young peo·
pie. And I wasn't even par-
ticularly good ,tit that. Conse-
quehtly, my dancing skills,
on the race occasions I
tnflicte<l them upon my
unfortunate fnends dunng
sooaJ occasions, n ever got
beyond the aimless stage,
and certainly not to the point
where I knew how to g lide
across the dance noor, a la
Pred Astab;e. Fred Flint-
stone; m.:.yt5e. Fred Astaire,
no. .
But ~hen my sister got
piarried a few years back. it
was Uie sort of grand affair
thllt required a large
Qlttiolic church with high,
~ceilings, a huge weCtd6n9 party, hundredi of
~' and a full-blown, Ill· dowh dinner ~n for a
bel1IOom tuU Of people. .
In lhOrt. tbe IGilt ol major
eveill &bat'I foUowwd by
(CJUlp) daatm.g Far grown-
u.ps. Partunately, MGm ,..
...... Aftar••M!lll~ ........... ·ts11i .., .... ,, .. ... , .. ' ---...... -=-....... lew l&tl!l-
·erandma
raising next
generation
• Martha Fluor is undertaking
Motherhood, Part II, by raising
child No. 6 -her grandchild.
.
11 .... II.A G l\JIUhh"
!kit Pl1ol
NEWPORT BEACH -Schobl l>0c1rd mem-
ber Marthd Fluor has hvc rtuldren, and when
the last on<> entt"red high school she breathed
a sigh or retie(.
No more dtapers, no more drool, no more
stinky, ba.by stool, she thought.
But she relruwd too soon.
Three years ago. Fluor's 18-yecu old ddugh~
ter got pregnant dnd dt•cided to keep the
bdby • •
But because she ~ Dot prepared, hndn·
c1C1lly or enfotiondlly, to ht1ve d child, rtuor is
ralSmg litUe Samantha
"She's an absolute joy," Sdld Fluor •And
sometunes I ~k I'm a little too old for this,
. but you do what you've got to do "
When her daughter came to her and told
her she was pregnant, she Sdld , ·1 decided you
can't tum your back on your own kids because
they do something they're not m favor of •
•And what 1 found ts' l'm not alone. A nwn·
ber of people l know are raising their grdnd-
children. We are d g rowing breed.•
Raising children the second brne around 15
both the same and dtfferent, Fluor said.
"The biggest Uung that's different is when I
had my lads, I stayed home, and now.l work
full·lllne, • sh said. • ';-···-"
•But I still ~ave the same disopline, and the
same rules,• she }aid. ·
She said her duldten, two of whom still live
dt home. dccuse her of spoihng her grandchild,
but Fluor disagrees. •r always pick ometlung up for the baby
when I go out, but that's a grandmother's pre-
rogative," sh~ said.
The hMdest part of her new role, said Flu·
or, is •gomg through it all agam. •
"It's so exhausting," she said. ·1 have one
child graduating from ~g.h school m 2001, and
SEE GRANDMA PAGE A 15
. . . • . . . . . . . . . : · •Landscaping company
. . . .
. . . . . . .
. . . . . . .
. . . . . . -
will pay even families in
Irvine Avenue incident.
lliy Pkl
NEWPORT BEACH -Attor-
neys m tht• lrvme AvenuP lav. su1t
have rcdcbed d ttlemcnt t1grec·
ment whereby a land Qapiny
company will hf' held p.1rtidll}
liable for d trc1fhr. ace tlent m
whlCh on" teenager \\as killt~·
dnd eight uthcfa were m1llled,
th~ Ddily Pilot hus learned
A d~l tias bce,n tmck that
will havl' CaliJonua Land ... rdp
l\litmte111mre. Inc. par dn und.ls·
do~ ~ amount of munev to e\·en
ol the tet.?n ' fdm1lws Th > agree-
ment will abo tr P tfie city ol
Nt>wport Bt•<lch from habihty
thdnks lo an mdemruty clau e
entered into a contract· b •twel'n
the.> mamtenanc ' c;omp<1.ny and
thl' nty pnor to the acad •nt.
SEE SETTLE PAGE A23
: ~-.... ----.
. .. . . . . . .
. .
i
. . . . . . . • . . .
BRIAN P08VDA I OAJlY Pl.OT
M~a Fluor of Newport Beach reads to her 2-year-old granddatighter, Samantha. · !
Fluor decided to rabe her granddaughter after her daughter gave blrth and was • !
not prepared t.o raise the child on her own.
A m6ffi for all ages
at school, elsewhere
• 'Supermom' has·come a long way since
first volunteering at Wilson five years ago.
It. :NC' A GA1t11.JW
. .. . . • . .
MILLENNIUM MOMENT
professor \\ith a
pac;sion for sports
Dean We ... tgaard turned hl
passion for sports mto a We·
lonq puThwt Th • former Red·
lunds lootbaU
slur wa o life·
guard tor 17
'ummer.... 11
phystCal edu-
callon. profe -
sor at oc;c Jor
. 16 yPar< and
Sl'I'\ ed. al> the
Dean . Costu Me ,. 1umor college'
Westgaard · ~thlettc tramcr.
\ we .. tgaard
also taugftt'cla m y div·
mg and uba diving. A Chol-
arship m his name wtt e.stah·
It hed at OCC .
M1llenn1um Moment celt!btates peo.
pie WhO made a maJOI' cootrlbution
to the community this century
•
l
Reassuring mom
on Mqther's Day
"Making the decision to have a
child it's momentous. II is to ~dde
forever to have your heart go wal.kJng .
around outside your body."
-Elizabeth Stone . ..,...~
W e·v;\\J ~ o~ ss·ads
for ili~ct · r Moth·
er's' Da y. The most e nt
suggestions rue flowers, jewelry,
bredkf ast m bed and diriner out. I am
not going to offer you yet another _
suggestion of what to give. Ins tead, I
have a strong suggestibQ of some-
thing not to giv~. .
Last year, my daughter, Kelly, gave
me a truly unusual and unforgettable
present for Mother's Day. We joke·
dbout it now, but basically h er glft to
me last year was to stay alive.
Before you JWilP to the wrong con·
clusion, let me tell you that it was K~JL
ly who 1umped Literally. Several of f
her fnends deaded to go skydiving,
and asked her Lf she wa~ interested .
Not wanb.ng to miss-out on anything,
KeUy agreed to JOin them. So as much
as I en1oyed Mother's Day he re with
my family, pclrt of me w~s many miles
aw-t:ly, up in the air.
Kelly assured me that she would
call as soon as she was back, and I
assured her that I would be waiting
for that phone call, and praying hard
unlll it cdl11e. ,
.. Kelly finally calleQ', and my day
was complete. I
"Well, I'm back safe and sound,·
she said "Hdppy Mother's Day.
Momrruo •
She told me abou! her experience.
First, there were lessons and tests on
the ground. But all too soon, she
found hersell geared up, attached to
an instructor and starmg out mto a
wide-open '>ky.
•J never would hdve Jwnped out of
the plane lf the guide hadn't been
attached to my back." she said. ·
"There I was, free-falling from 15,000
feet. I couldn't breathe because of the
air rushing against _my face.·
I was so happy JUSl to hear her
voice, but what she said next was tru-
ly music lo my ectrs.
"Morn , it was the d umbest thing ·
l'vi> ever done. I'll never do that
agdm. •
I tdlked to Kelly earlier this week ,
ancl told her that 1ust because s he
isn't commg home for Mother's Day
Uus yedr either. I hope she isn 't going
to do anytiung crazy.
·Don't worry, Mom, I'm going to
be Wlth my church group,· s he said.
·What are you g omg to be doing.
sweetheart?" I asked.
·We're gomg n ver rafting. It
should be a lot of fun," she answered.
Bemg m the ra pids doesn't worry
me nearly as much as Jumping out of
a plane, but J asked her to we ar a life
preserver, and a helmet.
·I'll call when I g et back," she
said.
J told her I'd look forward to the
call and look to God to keep ber safe.
I thank God, for and pray for my
childre n every day. I am so thankful
that God is with them, even when I
am not. Assurance is a gift that this
mothe r enjoys each and every day of
the year.
And you can quote me on that.
• ONDY TRANE CHIUSnSON is a Newport
ieach resident wno speaks frequently to pal'·
enting groops. She can be reached via e-mall
at cindyOonthegrow.com or through the
mail at P.O 8011 6140-#505, Newport Beach
92658.
VOL 93, NO. 108
. ' faith
•
1
.. • I •
II).terfaith divorce recovery program heJp..!_ adults and children deal wj.th divorce .and separati~n
Nom Sc:HwARTZ
\ ~Pb ..
0 hese days, most couples walking
-down the aisle fot'the first1fiiie
recognize that they have a 50%
survival rate. What second-or
thifd-timers don't realize. though,~
that their chances for finding everlast4
ing love diminish with each try to 35%
~d ~%, respectively. · Sh on Hill, the health 1llll"fistry
direct rat St. Mark Presbyterian
Chur , attributes th.ls to the rebound
factor.
"Pe<?ple 'need to give themselves
time and not just go out and find some·
one to cling 'on to," she explained.
Realizi.hg this, St. Mark Presbyterian~
. Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic
g~ogr .. called Growing ~ough'
Diyo e. .
Chiand Congregation Shir Ha-Ma'.al t have organized a seven-week
· etr h IS that it will h.elp.p~c-j
ip,a.nt grow" through their divorce • ·
ai>d not just go through it, only to make
tbe same mistakes again.
The workshop,.whjch is both for
divorced and separatecf people, will be
led l)y recovery expertOim Smoke. He
f is the author of the bew.·selling book
•Growing Through D' orce • and 13
other relatioTIShip gw es.
In the past 17 yeats, Smoke, an
adjurlct professor at the Fuller Theolog·
ical Seminary iniasadena, bas led
more than 700 s minars.
Recognizing at divorce bas a pro-
found effect on very part of a person's
life, Smoke has tried to incl~de topics
such as bwlding a new identity, dating
and faith, and recovery. After a one-
hour lecture, the participants are bro·
ken up into smaller groups with two
facilitators. .
. While most work.shops are entirely
adult-centered, this program is inclu·
s~e of the cbi.ldren affected by divorce,
In conjunction with Smoke's lectures,
there is also a program fot"youths
called HEART that focuses on coping
and faith.
These seminars are a safe place for
the cluldren of divorcing couples to
express their anger, fear (Uld pain con-
fidentially to counselors. To accommo·
date the wide age range, the youths
are also separated into small groups.
ERIC SANTUCCI I DAILY Pl.OT
Sharon Hill, left, ls the director of health ministries at SL Mark Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach.. She, along
~th Andrea Gumbko, head the interfaith dlvor~e recovery workshop at the church.
"I've watched two ?·year-old boys
who usually talk. about farting or who
got in trouble at school, talk to each oth-
er ab<iut their feelings," said Andrea
Gwnbko, the coordinator of HEART.·
Children and adults both need to know
that they're not atone, sh e said.
While including children IS lllilOVd·
live, the most progressive aspect of the
program is that it is run by three ve ry
distinct religious institutions: a Christ· -
ian church, a Catholic church and a
Synagogue. As Gumbko explained,
•1t•s more inclusive -all faiths and the
total family •
The emphasis within the workshop
is for people to share their ~liefs while
maintaining their individual faiths. At
the end of each children's session, the
group·prays ,together. After one ses-, ,
sion, a 7-year-old boy said a Hebrew
prayer, recalled Gumbko. ·
This inclwiive C)Ild united spirit also
extends to other programs organized
by the· three places.of worship. The
divorce workshop is part of a greater
Health Ministry Partnership program
which focuses on healing people spl.Ci·
tually, physically and mentally.
They plan to include a range of
classes to deal with the needs of
today's society, said Alma Vanasse, a
facilitator. The programs will range
from tai chi to homeopathy and a bat·
tered women's support group to an
AIDS support gr<iup. Vanasse feels that
this movement toward integration is
symptomatic of the times.
"We feel that this program is the
hope of the future and for the next cen-
tury,,. Vanass~ said. "It will give many
peo1le a Vision of unity .and tolerance
in the community.• ·
For information about the next
dIVorce recovery workshop, call Hill at
St. Mark al (949) 644-0200 or Shir Ha·
Ma'alot at (949) 857-2226. The cost i3
S59. The next session starts Oct~ 3.
. ,
;
P L A ·C I S T 0 W 0 I S I I P FAITH CALENDAR
• EDffOlt'S NOTI: Places to WO!'Sh'P
features brief desCrlptlons of chUr(h.
es and temples In our community.
They appear each week on a ·rotat·
Ing basis. '
Presbyt.erian
PRESBYTERIAN OfURCH
Of THE COVENANT
Pr~ Owrch of the
CoVenant Is dedicated, as a commu-
nity of~ to worship and enjov ·
God by cMb 9tlng and PfOCIH'ning
• the !<>n;iship of Jesui Christ ttwouoh
the pow9f'. of the Holy Spirit. TM
worship seMte is • blend Of tradj..
tionaf and cootempor.y. Wlttt
hymns and conternpcnry songs
from a worship team and a choir.
Wotshlp is held Sonday at 10 1.m.
Child care Is ptOYided. ~
schoOI for young peOple ffom fht
grade and older meets M 10:20 1.m.
after tne children attend 1hl ~
part of the wOnhip lll'Vicl. 'Tim·
McCalmont Is plltor. 'TN d9uNh Is
at 2850 FlkvleW ROid (et AdllN).
Costa Mesa. For more lnfomMlllor\
C.111 557·ll40.
ST. ANOREW'S
PRISIYTlllAN OfUICM
st. AndniW\ ..... ~
• OMCh fs.cammlftld tD ~
people to • penoillll ~ .. In
Jesus Christ, """'"" Md\ ... lft the faith and ..w;g others.
v ~and~~ th-world. tts
worship combines the best of tradi-
Uooal and contempofary worship,
aiming to Involve both the head •net the heart. A contemporafY ser·
vtce Is held on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
and traditlOnal wvkes are held
Sunday al 8:30.and 10.15 a.m.
Olutch school for all ages meets
COflOM{ent With the worship ()(I •
"5undjy moming. Child care is pro-
vided. John Huffman ts senior mini~
tw. The church Is at 600 St Andrews
Roed, ~ Bffch. For more
infonnation, call 631·2880.
pastor. The chun:h was establlsl)ed
In 1962 and is at 2100 Mar Vista Ori·
ve, Newport Beach. For more infor·
m.rtlon, call 644-1341.
Religious Science
COSTA MESA CHURCH
OF REUGK>US SOENCE
Costa Mesa Church of Religious
Sclenct aims to teach oneness, heal
lgnoratU. nurture growth and •
practice pr~. The mernbefl a~ an
eclectic: group of peop6e from dif·
ferent religious backgrounds and of au ~ residing in and •ound the
South coast Meb'o lrff. lb Wonhip
focuses on a spiritual approach to
life that allows people to find a
connectJori to God. The set'VIC'e IS
held SUndiy-at 10 a.m. Jim Turrell is
the ,,..._,_ TM chwch was estaQ.
lishld In ttl7 and is at 2850 Mesa
Verdi Driw Emt, Costa Mesa. For
lnformdon, aill 7~7399.
Roman Catholic
QUltLADYOf
MCUIT C>JWa .. Ow._ Of Mount Carmel cet.-
brMll ,.._on SRdl¥ at 5 p.m.:
Jundlr •I_, 10 a.m .. noon and 'S ......... 01111 ... Mla.m.~
......... ....,,. The pwtth Is
atMtfW~ .... 11wt.~
.... ,.,...lnfomlltbt. ull ...m-rm.
SPECIALl EVENTS
ASPEcrs OF ORCUMCISION
Explore the religious and med·
ical aspects of circumcision at 8
p .m. Monday at the JeWish C'ona -
munity Center of Orange Coun-
ty, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa
Rabbi Yebuda Lebovics will dis-
cuss the mystical Kabahsbc
insights into the covenant of cir-
cumcision. He will also address
the medical aspects of orcumo •
sion, which have recently been
in the news. Admission is $5 for
members and $7 for nonmem·
bers. Por more information, call
(714) 755-0340.
INTERFAITH MEETING
Whitney Clayton will explore
MThe Book of Mormon• at a
noon presentation Wednesday at
Costa Mesa's Hoag Hospital
Health Center, l 170 Baker St.
Lunch is $5. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 660-8665, ext. 3.
WEEKLY EVENTS
KNOWING GOD INTIMATELY
On Mondays, people of chverse
backgrounds and different
churches gather at St. Mar.k
Presbyterian Church to pursue a
one-on-one relationship with
God. The One Heart Christian
.. • Meditation group teaches and •
practices the spiritual steps that ~
can make that intimacy a daily -
reality. It meets from 7 :30 to 9:3<t •
p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista Drive, ~!
Newport Beach. Call Ester !~
Behnam at 640-6213 or Kathy ••
Townsend at 551-5339 for more • !
Ulf ormation.
BIBLE STUDY :::
His Disciples Fellowship in Costa~
Mesa invites everyone for a ~ ..
study of God's word, food, fun .. ~
and fellowship at 7:30 p.m. ev~
Fnday. All ages welcome. Call "
James at 650-2589 for more
information.
PARADIGM SHIFT ·~
The Newport Beach Baha'i. com!l
mnnity allows participants to : :
hear and experience Paradigm :
Shift: A New Way -A New : ~
World at 7:30 p.m. every Friday;
at a private residence in Corona.· 1
del Mar. Together, they explore ;
such questioflS as: Can racism : i
and prejudice be eliminated? : :
What is the new world order? : :
Can conflicts be resolved without:;
force? Are women and men ·:
equal? What's the spiritual solu-:~
tion to ~economic problemsl : •
MUSic and food are included. :~
Call 759-0999 for directions and::
more infonnation. •:
• • •
MWI stories, IUustmlons, edito-
rial matl.rOf ~
herwln an be rep~ wltfl.
OUt Wfltteo pennltslon of a>p'f-
rlght owntr.
WIATHll SUIF POLICE f ILIS
HOW TO BEACH US
~· The T"'-Of.nge County
(IOO) 252-9141 =;.,, 642-5678
Dllpray (Ml) 642-021 .........
Ntws(Ml)l4M6IO
Spot1s (Ml)~)
Newt.~,.. {Ml) '4M110
f.ftilll: ...,.la&etNtthllnk.Mt MllftCMID ••
.... Oflat .. Ml.Ct "'*-,_Cl'-U1·71JI
~1\JRES
Balboa
7'3/57
Corona ck!I Mar
73158
Costa Mesa
72158
Newport Bff(h
. 7"J/57
~Co.st
11DD
l'ODAY.
flfJt low
10:36 a.m. : .•••. 0.5
Fif'th'gh
2:4'1.m ........ 3.8
Secondlow
11 :OI p.m. ...... 2.6
s.ond ..
6:00 p.m. ....... J.6 ....,. ........
1f.ltUL .• , •.. OA
"°"'*" ....... •••• J.I
"-"''-..... 1:2'..,..,. ........ u
Morning kM ck>Uds
and fog today Nf l
<lew to sunny *Jes
l;Jy the afternoon.
-£arty moming doudl and tog .. -...ct·
eel SundlJ but iMy
too .. deer~ the
.....llOOll. lnaW-
lnO Ml11t -....
and-todlyb .... '° ......... . .. ,. ... ........... ............... •nw•• • --''"-........ ilhll .. ...._ ........ ............. .....
~
COSTA.-sA
• M ..._ "-It A uniform wonh SlOO w• stolen from a
bullMtl In the 2700 bb.t al 12:45 p.m. Aptit 21.
~ Ilea pat1 -....VMI:: Fifteen S*ks of~ WQtth SS1
_.,. stolen from • l10re In the 2300 bb.t It 1 p.m. Mmy 4.
• Jl111 .......... A c9fluler phone WOfth $245 w stolln
from 8 CM In the ~ 100 bloct between 6 ind 11 p.m. Mer 5.
• Ota• _,_a Sllilral piece of jli#llrj Wortt.. 110.000
• MN ltalert froM I home In the 1500 block b9tu:HH Aprf 17·
20..
•
-,
Doily Pilot
Words speak loU{ier than gifts on .Mother 's·. Day
..
S unday 1s Moth~r·s D(ty, Ifs
not a day to buy flowers or
. candy or take someom• out
to brunch. .
It's a day, dads dnd kids, to
speak to moms and trll them
h~w much we care about them.
llu is for the moms who r'
WHAT'S UP
,, .
This is for the moms married:
to blillies disgwsed as husbands·
and fctthe~.
can tuck their k ds m ut myht
dnd lake them to <;hoot m the
morrung
Th 1s for the mother. who
PQke soft, reassunng words d£
·hp tucked m the children who,
only hours earlier, hid m d clo1t t
with theu fingers m their e~ to
droWn out the creams from the
· · OUr words will mean more than
any gift In fact, it may be the
only exception to the~e that
give up vutually every mmute •
of their spare timt.> to cook,
clean and !>huttle us all over .
town, so that we can be a part. of
the community and have a nice·
place to live
This is for the doctor's wife,
the mom who knows that every·
one else thinks she's rich. But
everyone else doesn't know
about the hours dad puts in,
lea'VUlg her to do herself what
teams of parents do together
This is for the mothers who
do Without, workihg as-volun-
teers in shelters and hospitals
and soup kitchens, trymg to
give others less fortunate an
idea ol what it is to have a We_
so blessed that sharing is your
This is for dll ol the moms 1hke my friend St!ndy Mc:Ginty.
who left good-paying, reward-
ing careers to stay cit borne v.'lth
·lhetr kids.
'th(c; lS for the moms who
don'tlhmk twice about not gl•t·
ting hall of thE> respect th<'Y
deserve for doing the hard1' t,
most import<1nt Job tn the wo11U.
This is for the moms who Clon't
see their role <1' a JOb 6r a, dufy
or respons1b1bty, bnt ai. t1 1oy. •
fighllng. • • '
This h for that mom, the one
who <llWdys put on he"r best
ldce, evrn though her heart
<lChC'd for a normal We. 1lus 1s
for the mom .who was getting
rea?y to ledye for uood, more
H talk is cheap."
Dads and kids, be sure you
tell mom how much she means
to you. I c3n't speak to dll lhose
, . moms, but I can wTitP about
them. Tius colwnn is for moth-
steve
smtth No amount of money makes
that morh feel better about
bemg alone.
top priority. ·
This is for the mothers who
read to their kids in bed or
wfule they're taking a bath, 1or-
gomg the television or the
c}lance to put up their feet for
15 minutes to ~ead the newspa-
per.
. thd.fl once; but unpacked her
bag~ becduse her hllle boy was
tugging at her dress. crying and
• f ~
ers. ,
.begging her to st.a}'·
This is for the mothers who
carried us around inside for
months, Wdtching whdt they
ate, 91ving up some l>ad habits.
suffering through swollen
ankles apd worrying whether
the rqor;ning sickness that lasts iill day is harming the baby
inside.
This is for the mothers who
stdyed up all night roclong us to
sleep while we suffered through
the flu or chickE'n pox or stayed
up late but pretended to be
asleep while we went on our
first dates wtjh the girl or. boy of
our dreams.
nus lS for the mother of the
plumber's kids He is the guy
who puts in more hours than the
doct.ru -:-many of them in the
middle of the night, or JUSt ·
when he ancJ mom find some time1 alfie.
This is for the moms with the
extra big hearts who serve ds
mother to someone else's chll-
dren. either as a stepmom, fos-
te r mom or adoptive mom.
Tha.!lk you
Thi's lS for the moms who ute
trymg Wlth dll th1•1r might to
mdke a better tile tor thmr kids.
so they can have• mor U1an thry
had.
And thb 1s for c1U the moms ·
who had five, 10 .or ewn 20 · -
years of redsons to leave ddd,
but stayed only for the .,,ake of
the childrP.n.
TI1anks tor staying, mom I
love you Hdppy Mother's Day
to dll ~ou moms. _,
• STEVE SMITH 1s a Costa Mesa res1l
dent and free-lance wrrter He un be
reached at (949) 574 2462 or by e-mail
a~ stsmth1901dt.net •
J·
.1ltifrisiur the an the mothers
who fought in all the wars
This is for the mothers who
work graveyard shifts so th~y .
C8reme Bakery
. Mom's Day
Desserts 11n t1ie Delli
1lrimisu Fruit Tart
REG~J.89 ~49 ..,29 REG. '· '2.99 .
Spectrum Naturals
~~ ~CEREAIS
• Rice Crunch-ems 12.6 az.
• Banana
Gone Nuts
15.Soz.
@§)~·
Ve.ggie~
• 'lbfu Wlenen .
• ~~ CIUlJ 9V . DiJjp -J
•Vewfe~
REG. '2.45-2.95 9.7·12 oz
Natural Value
All Nalural E~ Low PriceJ
Organic Mustards
8 oz. Jan 16 oz. 8 oz.
• S(o,-. Squw.e SciuW&
• ~\ • Yellow ~ StontOground • ""°'8 • IYflbo cw
~SOY DREAM
Soy .Beverage
Enridted Ori~nal
• \'wulla • Carob
• Original
REG~ '1.99
EL BURRITO
All Vegetable .
• so:Y Tuoo meatless taco • Soyrim . 'ft:.os mal«!s
meadessSOIJ $~ ~'289 &"'.'1 2;
Follow Y01D' Heart
Low Fat Dressings
Choose From Jj Exciting,
_Flavors including:
• Ranch . s199 •.LemoqHerb C Garli 12oz.
• reamy C REG.'2.79
New l~, Deli • Flarors ~3 CIOUS
On!anic Non-Dctjry F'rozen Dessert J
• Chocolate Peanut Butter
• Chooolate Vet..! -s-..z99 • Mhlt Marble Fudge
• 'eopolitan qt.
• Ctea:my \1milla REG.14.99
THE GREATEST VITAMIN SALE IN TOWN!
1fe0£tfi ~,;,,,_ '1iie Sun
" YOU SAVE UP TO $10.00'
EVENING PRIMROSE DEUJXE
2:.:0~ I 1300MG I $9• 9
-• Rmne Free . REG. '29.99 ~ 90 ca
'DIE TOTAL E•F•A S~4S2..99
Meds Dal9 Needs of 11200 MG I ~~
&.ntlol F""1J Adt6 REG. '21.99 90 caps
SANHEUOS :,,~ $'1149 · CIKCU CAPS ..,,.,,,.. Oil :_ I :' 48
REG. '11 .95 . soft gels
FARM FRESH PRODU
Chote.conbol
Sladl1anllud ..,, lib,..., Edlw:I
I fD)lfC I
SUGG.'15.18
ALBA BOT ANICA
Face Care
A 4 So1urday, More, 1999 Doily Pilot
Traffic ordfuanCe hits a yell<;>w ligh:t
• Planning commissioners
get part-way tlifGugti a
_· ':!Scuss"ion of a new code ·
for city traffic and will
contiriue talks May 17.
• · , ANDREW Sn:vEN HARRIS
. lbtf""'
NEWPORT BEACH-Though
some have suggested that the
process bas moved forward at the
• pace of a traffic jam, the city's con-
troversial new . Thaflic Phasing
Ordmance may soon be ready to
go before the City Council -pos-
sibly as early as Uus month.
The Planning Commission on
Thursday opened its public hear-
ing on the proposed new ordi-
nance, which would make
changes to the city's traffic
statutes, first put mto practice in
the 1970s. The new code is need-
ed, city attorneys said, because of
drastic new developments in
state and federal law.
Con:urussioners got through a
considerable part o( the public
hearing Thursday, including pre-
sentations on the changes from
city staff, before finally.having to
call it a night. A new sperial meet-
ing is·now seheduled for May 17
at 6 p.m. It wtll be dedicated
entirely to the new traffic law.
challenges from develo~. Sev-
eral recent rulii19s, 'including a
U.S. Supreme Court case, have
declared that a developets traffic
fees must be reasonably relate<j
to the traffic that the develop-
ment creates. · '
City Attorney Bob Bwnham
has already recommended that
the city make changes to the law
to comply with the new ded•
sions. Under the new plan, the
City would first make ·the l!affit
improvements -such as widen·
mg roads, installing traffic lights,
or whatever else would be
. , requ.ired by a development -concerns or both s1des, and we ~e and then bill each devel6per o!}ly
really trying to gel some common. . for their proportional shares.
ground on this.· But envirorunentalists are even
· Common ground, however, more concerned about what, i$
may prove to be a ~nsiderable called the •exempt intersections• ch~Emge for ~ty, officials. Local provision of the ordinance, "hich
envuonmentalists who had origi-would allow for·the-tity ~waive
nally championed the ordinance developer fees -even if a new
to help manage growth, unprove project creates congestion _; lf ~attic fl<;>w and reduc& conges-the.Council decides that the pub·
tion on. oty streets now de~ry the h.c does not want an intersection
potential changes, cautiorung tampered-with.
that they may now open a flood-"It means taking the intersec-
gat; .~f development. , . . tions that ·are the worst trouble
. I m afraid that the deo~1~n l! and treating them as if they were
go.mg to b~ the wrong deos1on, the best intersections in town,~ ..
said envu~nm~ntal adv.ocdte Beek said. "People are having
Allan Beek_. I think th~ c~au and trouble decidin,g what they want th~ .Planrun~ Co~rruss1on ~e we don't want traffic congestion,
domg an ~dmirable JOb of get~g but we don't want the big inter.
the two s1.des hear~ and getting sections and overpasses that help
the two d.tffere~t vi~wpomts out prevent that congestion. If we
BRIAN POBUDA/ DAILY PILOT
Gytn teacher Steve Conti, Jett. receives a hand massage from massage therapist Lenka BaWk
during Monday's Day of the Teacher at Corona del Mar High School. The school's PTA
sponsored the ev~nt and provided them with a relaxation room and relaxation services.
•1 tlunk we're close,• said
Planning Commissioner Michael
Kranzley. ·we have made
changes based on public testimo-
ny and we're making progress on
it overall. We've been trying to
address the concerns of the city
attorney, we've been hearing .the
there, but. I think m the end, never built another thing in New· · they'~ QOmg to offer the City port Beach, we'd still have tb.u. ~ouncil 1ust what the bwlding -'•temma but it's true that they mdustry wants • UJ4 ' The city's ~ent plan sets a want to .make it worse by buil~g
limit for traffic generated from more things Ul Newport Beach.
ORIGINAL GERMAN
Rolls -Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah
Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes
Cheese Cakes -Weddings -Special Occasions
Serving Authentic Germ~n Lunch
Daily Specials -Rouladen -Schnitzel
Bratwurst -Meatloaf ...
oth·~s Day
Heart Shape Cake . 1~~ &took~ . llw9.~E
(714) 540-0281 .
2950 Grace Lane • Costa Mesa
' ,_
"God's Concept of
a Good Woman"
(Prmerbs 31:10-31)
Saint Michad & All¥
~crite 8c Padfk View
Corona cld Mat • 644 0463 °"' Pu,,.u" "'MW Otrist ""' "' ., '" • • •°nkr """ i" ChnJI -_, /111r faiJJf.J -""
jww/l;ctlt't CGFbt111t1 UWI.
The Rcv'd Peter 0. Hatnes, Rector
SUNDAYsom>ULE
MOa.a.&ldmilt
·10.00 .... a..a ........ & a-dasct..a
"<N--TC-PRM.W)
!"""""--'"""!'"~------"--.P"'I ......
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCJENTIST
. SEOOND CHURCH OF
qmIST,SCIENTIST
3.Jo.1 VkJ Wo N~ Beach .3100 PacltJc V-.W Dr . Newport llaCt\
673·1340or673"6150 644-26l?or675-4661 · ,
Owrch 10 am-& 5 pm • O>urch 10 ~
SUnday School 10 am • ·~School 10 en Wlsd:..,., ....... ~ ..,.._.,....ls-a ht f' 12 I11-
~ .. _,..,. I I .... ,..• 1w,, ............... _....,,.... ...... ".
developments. Once traffic crests_ ~upportersof the plan, howev:
that thr~shold, ·the city reqw.res er, suggest that s~~ lntersec
. that all future developers cough tions would be ~e llisrupted r>y
· up the money that will offset the the...new cons~ction than by the P-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ad.ditional congestion. But that, m~eas~ lraffic itself.
ANTIQUE Row. developers say, allows some of Weve had months . an4 .
· · . their fellow. builders to mcrease months of s~dy, an;'1 I '!1yself
traffic without paying for it -pave been liVlilg with th1s ~r
&le and then essentially forcing otb-i,:nor~ than a .Ye~," Kr~ey ~d.
-.
· ers to shoulder the entire cost We.rel trymg \o mcorporate
even if they didn't contribute all everybOdy's viewpoint, but obvi ..
of the cars. ously we're not going to be abl~
The Country Inn
Garden Cafe
Oohs &Aahs , --Stella's Place
Circa Antiques
The Book Store ~ _ /\,.!
Sarah Whitcomb
Vlctoriana & Company
NewpOrt Plcttlre Frame
SHOP & DINE ----~
Shop for the Unusual Then
Dine by ~e Garden Creek!
Co.fffeehoust, Tta & Scones
Soups. Saku:Js & Sandwiclm
ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
"Open Arms and Open Minds"
Worship 9:30 ,,
Newport H•rbOr
Luther•n Church
7M Dovw Dr .......... ~" (M9) He 3931 ............ ~ ..........
... ;4" ...... ...., c .......... ......, . ., ...
''"'' "'' "''' llllrden Conceit
.,.....~=.~-==-·
. Home & Garden
SALE
.
S~turday May Bth
Sam -6e'° ' ..
(949) 72?,-1177
130 EHt 17th Street
Cost• Mesa, CA
(8ehlnd the Hup Inn)
Row Houn: Tue:;Sat llam-Spm
Cafe Houn: M <.ni·Sat 7nm·5pm
T HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Dlsctple• ot Christ)
·~ 2401 lrvlne Ave. et Senta IHbel
Newport IHCl'I Sundey Wonsl'llp • 10:00AM
.... Ml
MllA YlllDI
UNfTID MITHODIST CHURCH
1701 .. leer, c~
Worehlp & Church School
8130 and 1 OzOO a .m.
01'. Richard 979·8234
That has led to numerous legdl to make everybody happy."
for only s499oo
Full Line OI Woo Woven Alonins1er & S.sal Carpetirig Ava•Ja.ble
VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE
1904 Harbor Boulevard • Costa 11 ...
N.E. Corner of Harbor & 19th St .... t
:
,,
,J.
. \
Doily Pilot
. .
College-bound · f~r ·· a· day
•Wilson Elementary students get a taste of OCC1as
part of a p tograµi to e11courage them to continue •
their education: ·
SYIVIA AtAllm
~Pb
It was 1mpossible to pay
attention the whole time, but -~ilson Elementary flfth-gratier ·
Anna Mendez tried.
Mendez was one oJ • more
than 90 fifth-grade students
from WIJson choi>cn to visit the
OCC campus on Fnday as part .
of a new program, set up by
the college's Associate Stu-
dents, to help instill a college
mentality to students who .,.oth-
erWise ma'y ·not be exposed to
it. •
While OCC geology stu-
-dents presented a lecture on'
earthquakes, Mendez and her
classmatc;s at tJmes -whispered
comments to each other. They
did listen when the college's
students talked about the ben-
efits of idutatlon.
"It's pretty Cun," Anna said.
•They told u.s tnat you need to
· go to the umversity, and U's
~dl\~tlottal."
That was the message the
students were supposed lo
hear,_ said Gteg Cla-r.k, leader-
ship advisor fo! the ASOCC's
progra~.
•Tue general U;\eme [of the
program] is that every student
is tale11tect. whether it be good
dl drawing or sooielhing else,
and that there ili a' place for
each of them at college," b'e
said ..
.. Three· Wilson classes.
arrived at the college at 11
a.m. and received a tpur· of the
campus, ate lunch in the horti-
culture garden and listened to
geological presentations.
Throughout the field tnp,
ASOCC students reinforced
the concept of finishing high
school and entenng college to
improve their future.
· The idea for the field trip
came fcom Wilson Elementary
Principal Pam Coughlin and
Jeff Dimsdale, dean of stu-
dents at'OCC. The two know
eacli other from the l{iwarus
Club. Dimsdale . then told
Clark about the idea, and he
set the d.ay up.
It was not the first time Wil-
son students were introduced
to OCC. On April 29, OCC .• .
''.'I
• •1....... . , ......
• o •••• ._.. • ••••" Telll• ........ . ..... ... .........
· ~eology students visited Wil·
t.on and d.t cussed various geo·
logical subjects and about
entering college, as· part ot ·a
smv1ce leuming program at
the college, headed by geolo-
gy instructor Jdy Yett.
Yett said he WdS satish.ed
with th~ results of Friday's
Held trip. • • .
"The kids are really sharp.
They're very intereste4 and
thoy know a lot, Wc'ro always
amazed how'the fifth-graders
respond," he said.
Mary Duffy. one of the fi(th-
grade teachNs, was also satis·
tied with the-field trip's out-
come.
"It's wonderful to have them
actually walk across campus
and See what college is about.
what . kinds of grades they
need and what 1s dva1lable to
them," she said.
Clark said he nopes UllS vis-
it will kick off dil ~xpansion o(
the program into other schools.
He dlso wants to collaborate
with Yett and the · service
learning program.
"I thrnk the kids really .
enjoyed seeing the geology stu-
dents in the classroom," he
said "From Uus,.hopefully the
kids will·assoaate fun with col-
lege.•
.
Le"ase Outlet files _suit against city
" Business says it is not a
'used' car lot,' as council
members claim.
I 1 ts1 Gn
~lyPb
COSTA MESA -The L.case
Outlet has filPd a lawsw1 ('hal-
lenging a City Councu decision
to prorubit the d1splay of cars at
its business on Newport Boule-
vard.
R. Lee Andersen, dttomey for
the business, sdid the council's
derual of a conditional-use permit
was unfair,
Council membe.rs who visited
the site before making thcu deci:
s1on described The Lea e OuUP-l
M a '-"'used car lot• and said 1t
belonged on Harbor '"Boulevard
With all the other car aleS bUM·
nesses in the city.
Andersen said th husm ss •
has been mischaractcnzed dnd m
fact, 95% or its. tran<;dcllons
involve leasing rather thdn sell· •
ing CMS.
Most, 1f not all, of the Cdrs
located on the site a1e taken on
consignment as ·a service to
leasers who need to gel rid of old
cars, Andersen said. The aty di o
approved a zoning applicdllon
needed for OMV authonzation of
car )Qt sal , h d.
"Wh n Chey gof the OMV
Licon , they went ahead and
:.pent $100,000 m ·improve·
~ mcnts, • Andersen saio; ·Tuey
re udac d the pdrking area,
m.oderm7 th butldwg."
.Anderi. n 'dlso !:'aid The Lease
OuUet hts m with other a.utomo-
llVe-reluted bushiesses m the_, ·
ne1ghhvrhood.
"It i n t like thlS 1s a South
Goa t Pldza neighborhood.• he
SdH.l "I think it's in keeping witb
the other busme;;se:,, It'!. nut a
dcprtrture lrom thot • • •
No court ddte ha:,, been se~ for
the tnnl • · '
Costa Mesa man receives two life sentences
• Danyl <;:arr sent a
bomb through the mail
intending to kill a
former prostitute. ..
lbly ltll
LOS ANGELES -A 35-year-
old C'osta Mesa man received
two We sentences on FrH::l'Cly for
sending u bomb through the mail
thclt killed the man who opened
th<' lethctl package .
Darryl Anthony Cdrr was con-
victed of si.x federal c)larges m
February and given consecullve
life sentences -plus an ddd1·
tional 10 years -by U.S Dsslnct
Judge Manuel Redl.
"It JS the mte nttorr of lh!!>"sen·
tence that the defendant spend
the rest of h1s natural hie m
prison," Real sdi.d during the i,eJl-
tencing heanng
Carr mailed the explosive
device on Feb 5, 1998 to MC!rthd
Galindo, a 24-year-old former
prostitute who had a sex change.
It was Galindo's roommate, Pel<H
Marshall, 37, who OJ>t1ned lhf'
package the folloY • .:mg dd)'. The
·explosion Cdused ~l!ver(,! _dbdoms-
..
ndl mJunes .. Man>haU lingered iri ~
a mma for everal months before
uc cumlnng to-the. injuries la~1
.June ·
H1" s1~ter, I..on Mars1'151ll, . spok~ dl the sentencing bearing
and tuld ~h~ Judge no one should
bt thr0atened by Carr's actions
<>ve1 ctq.un, . _
Cdn was fm>rid gu_ilty of
three counts of unlawfully man~.
ulacturing a destructive d eVlcc,
Ul>mg an explo ive dunng, the
comm1ss1on of a felony, mailing
an ex.plo!.ive dev:ice that result·
ed in death and u.-sing a destruc-
llvt1 device during-a .cnme of
. violence.
Can You Reall y Buy a New Car over the l~terrietL
www .lexusofwestininster .cont
·Y~s you can!
• send AROUND 10WN Items to the
Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W B"Y
St., Costa Mesa 92627; fu ~to (949)•
~ 170 or call (949) 642-5680, ext.
228 A complete hrting of Around TOwn
rTlaf be found at da1lyp1lot.com. "-
'[ODAY
OCC'!I summer and Jail applica-
tions are available in tbe school's
ddmiss1ons dnd records office. , •
2701 Faimew R0c1d, Costa Mesa.
Three summer sess10ns a re
scheduled -beginning June 1,
I <l and 28 Fall semester begins
Aug 16 For more information,
<'cill (714) 432·;')072
"Taste of Polynesia," an exhibit
of water-media works by artist
Judy Schroede1, W111 be on d.1.s·
pldy m the NPwport Beach Cen-
trdl L!brdry foyf•r through May
31 Scbn:wdt•r's works portray fig-
ures ct.nd ldndsctipes m e.>tobc
islands The library IS at 1000
\\ ocado Ave For more J.nforrnd·
llOn, C"dll (94ll) 717-3801.
0 \ •
team cake decorating and have
tun from 2 lo 4 'p rn at a reside nce
in Newport Hl•dch · For more
mlnrrnr1tmn, c,tll fll49J 650-1332.
The public 1~ invited to a recep-
tion for ctrl1'>ts pc1rt1npdting m the
1 q4q Spnnq Juried Art Show
lrom 5·10 to 7 ·w p m at Newport
ll1.:ach ( tt} 11.tll, ~100 Newport
Blvd Follo\\'lll<J the reception,
tlw l'Xh1h11 will he on dISpldy in
th<' Cll\ I ldll Galle!),.., through
Jurw 17 h1r more inlomldlton,
Cttll tlJ-l9) 717 3870
The Komen Mammogram-a-
U1t>r 1 Wl'1•k of free mdffimo-
grc1ni-. \..-'Ill nm throuqh Sdturddy
.
The A.danli School Country Fair will be presented from 10
a.in. to 3 p.m. May 15 at 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa.
The everifWW feahire food; prizes, games and fun. for
more iriformation, call (714) 424-7935. " .
at different locations throughout
Orange County. The Susan G.
Komen Breast Cancer f:ounda-
bon, Orange County Chapter, 1s
making it possible and encourag·
mg any woman age 40 and over,
without health insurance, or
underinsured, to have a mami'no-
gram, chrucaJ breast eXdffi and
learn dboul breast health:
Younger women who have ?
first-degree relative diagnosed
wilh breast cancer, and cm y
women with breast symptoms
cll1d lim.J.ted means, are also ellg1·
ble Appointments a.re necessary
For more information, cdll (714)
957-9166
SATURDAY
The Piecemakers Peddlers' Mar-
ket will be held from 9 a.m. to 4
p .m. at the Piecemakers Country
Store, 1720 Adams Ave., Costa
Mesa. The event · will feature 60
booths with antiqu es, collectibles
and more. Food and drinks will
be available Admission is free.
For more informitioO, call (7 14)
641-3112.
""Oceans of OrchJds," a Mother'!!
Day show and sale,~ will be he ld
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. thro ugh
Sunday at Triangle Square, Har-
bor Boulevard and Newport
(
·cosf.t Met°a. The
event w111 mch.ide potting
demonstrationi>, cultwe cla
and videos. Admission and park·
ing are free. For more infonna-
non1 call (714) 647-7702. ·
The Newport Cbapt~r-of Nation-
al Chanty Leagae, Juniors will
present the 13th annual Mother-
Daughter silent auction. basket
mawing. grand opporturuty
drawing, luncheon and fashion
show titled •pass1ons Through
Fashion• at noon at the-Hyatt
Regency in lfVllle. The silent auc-
tion and basket drawibg W'l.11 tak,e
place at 10:30 a..m. TickelS are
$75 for adults and $35 for chil-
dren. funds raised will support
High Hopes (a neurological
recovery group), Orange Coast
College Children's Center and
Pediatric Cancer Research FOUIJ·
dation. For more mformation , call
(949) 720-1818.
The Fulton SkJn l:nstttute will
present a free seminar from 2 to 4
p .m. at 1617 Westcliff Driye,
Suite 100, Newport Beach. t;:or
more information. call (949) 631-
3376, ext. 222.
The second annual "Dance f9r
Youth" event will be presented at
7:30 p.J'Jl. at the Norman R. Loats
Performing Arts Center in New-
port Beach. The concert is
designed to be an arts outre ach
program fo r abused or disadvan·
taged children. Tickets are $1 0
For more information, call (949)
• 548-3180. ,\
TUESDAY
,The National Jewish Coalltlon-
Orange County Chapter recep-
tion Will bo presented al the.
offices of.F1d~lity National :nue
Insurance m Newport Beach.
The guest speaker ~ be Curt
Pnngle . For more fuformabon,
can (949) 475--0011.
The Center for Espre stve Psy-
chotherapy will offer a free intro-
ductory seminar titled "Creating
Healthy Relationships" from 7 to
8 p .m. at 2900 Brtstol St., Dt03,
Costa Mesa. For more mfonna-
tion, call (714t 432-7456.
WEDNESDAY
The Newport Beach Public
Ubrary Foundation will hold a
book discussion group at 9:30
a.m. and 7 p.n'I. in the Fnends
Meeting Room at the Newport
Beach Central I.:.ibrary. 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. The featured book will
be •The Color of Wa te r• by
James McBride. Admission 1s
free. Refreshments will be
served . For more information,
call (949) 717-3890.
The Newport Harbor Area
Chambe r or Commerce's noon
networking luncheon with Steve
Thomas will be presented at The
Sutton Place Hote l, 4500
MacArthur Blvd ., Newport
Beach. The latest Y2K issues will
be discussed. Admission is $20 at
the door. For more information,
call (949) 729-4400.
Speak Up Newport's monthly
gene ral memberslup meeting
will be held a t t> p.m. at The Can-
nery Restaurant, ·3010 Lafayette,
Nliwport Beach. Re freshments
will be served at 5:30 The t9p1c
will be •Newport-· Banning
Ranch.• For more informabon,
·coME SEEWHAT WE. HAVE FOR YOU
GREAT SAVINGS ON ENTIRE STORE!!!
SEE ONE OF THESE GOOD NEIGHBOR
AGENTS FOR YOUR CAR INSURANCE.
~
Trust one of these State Farm agents with your car insurance:
COSTA MESA EAS1' Jeff Long
George Elsom 2633 W. Pacific Coast Hwy., Ste. B
350 E. 17th St. #211 (2 blocks So. of Newport Blvd.
(at 17th St. & Newport) between Riverside & Tustin Ave.)
949-646-9393 949-574-9200
lie 0872182 lie 0724779
Ken Dilley Wayne Ireland
2482 Newport Blvd. #1 O 4500 Campus Dr. #505
(in Sea Coast Village) (at Campus & MacArthur) ·
949-631-1080 949-852-8573
lie 0490103 lie 0618494
Don Julien Dennis Rosene
474 E. 17th St. #203 ~610 Avon' St. #C
(at Irvine, above Diedrich's) (near the Riverside Ave. Post Office)
949-646-4848 949-645-6000
lie 0256186 lie OB63316
COSTA MESj\ SOUTH Bob Sullivan 227 20th Street, Ste. 103
Corie blk passed old Jerry Tardie
1518 Newport Blvd.
(Newport Blvd. & 15t11 Street)
949-553-1115
lie 0515017
Pat McLeod
2651 Irvine Ave. #138
(next to Farmer's Market)
949-631-1082
He 0492147
CORO~A DEL MAR
J erry Estabrook
271 1 E. Coast Hwy #C
(PCH & Goldenrod)
949-673-8643
lie 0486862
C hip Stassel
3810 E. Coast Hwy
(at Poppy across from 5 Crowns)
949-713-4000
,, I lie OC08488
NEWPORT BEACH
• . Olan RQy ;rC
2400 W.•COast HWY #1 . (hext to Jack Shrimp)
949-631-.5.5.30
Spaghetti Factory on the bay si de)
949-673-9391
.. lie 0567334
\
COSTA MESA NORTH
Mike Sthearer
1551 Baker St. Ste. B
(Baker & Harbor)
714-435-0300
lie 0645331
Matthew Kennedy •
891 W. Baker St. Ste. A-8
(Baker & Bear St.)
714-957-6666
lie 0731154
Boddy Bearbow~r
I"
2850 Mesa Verde Dr. East Ste. P
{Adams & Mesa Verde)
714-546-1701
lie 0196112
I
lie 0563198 UU a rood n•lgllbor, StaU F~ Ls IMrw. •
WE BRING QUALITY
ELEMENTS FROM MEXICO
-AC.CESSORIES
-POTTERY
-FLOWERS
-WROUGHT IRON
-PINE RUSTIC RJRNITURE
AT
"FACTORY DIRECT
PRICES"
call (949) 224-2266. ·
THURSDAY
"Legoland -the Building Blocks
of d Theme Park• will be pre-
senterl by Morian~e Flowers;
director of Marketiilg for
~oland, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Center Club, 650 Towne Cente~
Drive, Co::;ta fyfesa. Registration
and networking Will be gin at
5:30. Dinner will be at 6~0. Tick·
els at the door are $60. For more
information, call (714) 438-3855
Comfort Zone, a mental Ulne s
support group, will meet from
i :30 to9"" p m. at Lighthous!\
Coastal Commwuty Church, 301
Magnolia St., ·Costa Mesa. For
more information, call (949) 548-
7274.
MAY 18
The Center for Expresslve P y-
chotherapy will offer a free intro-
ductory semmar for wellness.
exercise and weight reduction
from 7-8 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St D
103, Costa Mesa. For more mfo1 -
mabon, call (7 14) 432-7456
Newport Center · A.ssoctatJon'~
annual luncheon meeting will b1•
held from 11:45 a .m. to 2 p.m. di
The Ritz Restaurant· & Garden
880 Newport Center Drive, New
port Bedch. Tickets are $30
Reservations must be made b\
May 13 For more infonnation,
call (949) 644 -4622.
MAY21
Doris K. Goodwin will concludt-
the second annual Martm \\
Wi.tte Memorial D1stmguishf"tl
Speakers lecture series with
•shared Memories• at 7 p.m. in
the Newport Beach Central
Library's Fnends Meeting ROOm.
1000 Avocado Ave. nckets are
$35 for Foundation members t1r
$.40 for nonmembers. Tickets
include a buffet dinner by a top
local restaurant. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 717·3890.
MAY~.
•01vorce -A New Beginning,'"
4 workshop for men and women
in the process of divorce or are
recently divorced, will be pre·
sented from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
~t the offices of Maxine B.
Cohen, Marriage and Family
Therapist, 180 Newport Center
Drive. Admission iS $40. For more
infonnation, call (949) 644-6435.
A Senior Asset Survival Work-
shop will be held at 10:30 a.m. at
the Costa Mesa Senior Center,
695 W. 19th St. Admission is free.
For more mformation, call (888)
442-6104.
MAY26
A Flbromyalgla suwort !JfOUp
will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Hoag
Hospital Cancer Center Auditori-
um, One Hoag Drive, Newport
Beach. Kristen Pitts, physical
therapist, will present "Pain
Management Through Physical
Therapy.• Admission is free. For
more information, call (714) 840-
8038. .
ONGOIN~
STEP:. TEEN, a seven week
workshop for parents of
teenagers, is available for
Orange County parents. Learn to
encourage, resolve conflicts,
increase cornmurucation and
-· enhance relationships. The
workshop will be conducted by a
licensed clinical psychologist. For
more information, call (949) 225-
8189. \
St. Andrew.'s Presbyterian
Church offers a support group fRr
families with loved ones who-are
mentally ill. The group meets
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in
the church's Dierenfield Hall C,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. The confidential group is
open to the community. For more
information, call 631-2880.
Prospects Networking G roup·
meets from 7:15 to 8.30 a.m.
Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe,
835 Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa.
reakfast is $6. For more mfor· .
• • • • • • • • • • •• Newport :
I
• I
l\.l Hf)~ r.
''••••••••••••••• I .ZOO/o OFF:
Entire Purchase I
•fX odes~ Oerma!oglca I
& A~ & M.Jrad I
!¥>' &\"'<n ••••••••••••••••• I 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.8. I
I 261-6788
Jamboree at Bristol
I
I
I • Back Bay Court
I • • • • • • • • • • .;1
50% OFF
mation, call Angie Stafford at
474-2225 or nna Fuman at 551-
3156.
All 1.assen's Leads Club nieets at
7:15 a.m Tuesdays at M1m1's
Cafe, 1835 Newport.Blvd .. Cosla
· Mesa. For more tntorrnation, call
646-1252
;zen Center of Orange County
offers meditation instruction
every first and thlrd Sunday of
the month from 5 to 7 p m ct.t thf
Zen Ceoter of Orange County,
120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa Sug·
gested donation is $10. For more
information, call (949} 722-7818
The NeWpoft Beach Parks,'
Beaches and Recreation Com-
mission meets at 7 p m. the fm.t
Tuesday of each month m thE>
City Counctl chambers, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
For more information, call 644-
3151.
Nicotine Anonymous fellowship
wants to help men and wom<>n
who smoke to quit and remdin
smoke free. For more mformatton
on local evening meetings, call
650-2713.
-arO ulld town
Thf> Costa Mesa Hlstortcal Soci-
ety hold d fr o~n hou e from
11 a.rri. to 3 pm. Thursddys at
1870 Anah~m Ave., Co ta Mesa.
The event feature:, memorabilia
from the nty of Costa Mesa and
the Santa Ana Anny Air Base
For more information, call 631-
5918.
Overeaters Anonymouf meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at
St. John's Episcopal Chwch. 183
E, Bay St., Costd Mesa. For more
information, call 953-0900. ·
OASIS Senlor Center offers a
Pctrkmson's disease support
group from 7 to 9 p.m. the second
Thursday of each month at 800
Margu·ente Ave., Corona del
~fo.r. For more information, call
644-3244 . r
The Yoga Place otters a prenatal
and postnatal yoga l:lass from 3
to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New
cldsses begin on the first of the
month For more mformation, call
642-7400.
Hoag Cancer Center otters Man
to Man, a free prostate cancer
d1scuss10n group, from 7 to 8:30
p.m. the fars.t Wednesday of each
month at the center audllonum, 1
Hoag Dnve, Building 41, New·
port Beach. For reservations or
more ~onn lion, call 722-6237,
The Pacllk Buslriess Xchange
has weekly breakfast meetings at
7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Paa.fie
.Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. There ts no
charge for the initial meeting. For
more information, call 640-0588.
The Newport Beacb Psychologi-
cal Association presents a coed
relationsrup group called Insight
Equals Power al 7 p.m Thws-
days. The fee is $25 per week.
For more mformauon, call 722-
4588:
Hoag Cancer Center offers a free
relaxation and unagery work-
shop from 10 to 11 30 a.m. the
fourth Wednesday of each month
at t Hoag Dnve, Bwlcling 41.
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 760-5542.
The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for young men ages ) 4
to 18 interested in learning about
sailing, seamanship, piloting,
navigation and cruising. Meet-
. . .
mgs are from 6 to 9 p m Wedn •
dar.; at the Sea Explorer Sen
Ba e, 1931 W. Coa t H1ghwlty,
Newport B ach For mor mtor-
mauon, call 642-6301 or 551·
8591. ..
'OASIS Senior Center offer
Saturday, Nat a. i 999 A 7
da at 11 m . Thursda)'i at the
J wt h~ Senior Center, 250 .E
BakP.r St., Co ta Mesa. For more
mfonnation, rell 513-S&U,
NlghUy m • Ungs are offered ln
C~ta Mesa and Newport Beach
tor anyone who wahts to over-
come nicotine addiction. For a
~hedule 01 mo1e iilfonnati<>n,
' ongomg · assic;tdnce1 coun~f·ling
and reterrcil services for senior .
For appointments or more lnfor-
mation, call 644-3244.
. C'ttll 774-9106 or (800} 642~0666.
The Costa Mesa Senior Ctuzen
Square and Round Dance Club
seeks expenenced dancers to
join in· from 9 to 11 · d m. Thurs-
ddys at the Costa Mesd Semor
Center,' 19th and Pomona stn.~ls,
Costa ·Mesa. For more mformd..-
tion, call 545-5669.
A free support group for cancer
patients meets at 7 p m Wednc •
days ao.d a support group 101
people suffenng from c:hronic
fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to
10 p.m . Wednesdays dt the Insti-
tute for Holistic "ITP.dtment and
Research, 4019 Westerly PldC'C,
Swte 100, Newport Bettch. For
more mformation, call 251-8700.
Artmttis Fowidatlon Instructor J
Hillary Stone leads an exernw
' The NeWPort Sports Collection
Founddt1on, <l nonproht orgaru-•
ZdUOn, operates a free museum at
·620 Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Bedch. The museum, which
htts one.of the world's ~gest col-
lecuons of sports memorabilia, ls'"·
open from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m week-
days. For mor~ information. call
721-9333.
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a
frep tar chi clcc.s for mtermedlate
to advanced levels from ta.JO to
11 :30 a .m Thursda~'S for people
with cancer and the1r famille;;. A
b~ginner session meets from
10 30 to 11:30 a.m . fndays. The
d<Jsses dre designed to reduce
stress, increase longevity and
promote d sense of well-bemg ... __ --
SEE TOWN PAGE AB
Laser v ·isien Correction·· -. ,. .
does mOre tha·n i_ust
,_
• 1r:nprove your
' . . . V1s1on •• e
It arso · improves your
·1 I sm1 .e.
Find out more,
attend
*Continental Breakfast
Educational Seminars:
. • Saturday, May 15'", 9 cim
• Saturday, May 27'°, 9 am
• Saturday, June 5'", 9 am
• Saturday, .June 12'", .9 am
Thursday, June 17'", 6 pm
..
'.
-l
Offered by Dr. Charles Fritch
Surgeon and Diredor of the •
fOA Study for neorsighted &
forsighteid treatment
Coll and sc~ule a complimentary
consultation with Dr Fritch
financing OAC
~· around "town
TOWN
CONTINUED FROM A7.
with baste, eiuiy-to-leam. non-
strenuous movements to aid in
bet.lance and' concentration. The
class is taught by Victor Annand.
No registration 1S required. Free.
l loag Cancer Center u. at 4000
W. Coa:.t Highway, Newport
Beach For more mformation. call
722-6237.
OASIS Senior Center otters a
daily telephonu cont-act program
for seruon. who bdve d limited
local support system For more
informdlton. cdll 644-3244
The Newport B ch 01stm·
gµished Toostma.Sle:ri Club 1300
meets from 1 to 9-p:ca. Tuesday:.,
in Sgt. Peppero11i's meeting
room. 2300 Bnstol St., NeWJ>Qrt
Beach. Por rese-rvations or mor~
inlorma1fon, call 13..{>~367 t .•
• • Mesa Messengers Toastmaster
. Club 69 Hl'l Costa Mesa moots at
7 p.m. Tuesdays.at Mesa Verde
United Methodist Church, 1701
W. Balcer St., Costa.. Mesa. For
n1ore in!9rmatioo.,ca:U 540-<4446.
Q. ... ~ ...
~Blue Piai.;,e Toastmasters Cl~b
2717 meets at 7 a.'ln . Wednesdays
at the Vill&ge Fpnner, South
Coast Pfaza Village, 1651 Sun-
flower Ave., Costa MeSd. The
meeting is free for fU'St-time V1Si·
tors. Ft>r m~ infor1nation, cc:lll
855-4308.
19~7 met?ts at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
at the ruvesboat· Cafe, 151 E.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more information, call 965-
3648.
Udo Isle Toastmasters meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p .m. at
the Glendale Federal Bank Com-
munity Room, 100 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Fashion Island, New-
port Beach. Por more infolltld-
tion, call 964-5314. .
OASIS SenJor Center offers a
Cdre•A-Van Cransport to take
memtiers to appointments and
grocery shopping. The shuttle
tcij<e~ tnembers to the center. For
appointments, caU 644-3244.
People ·tnlere~ted ln reading
Engbstt can learn Wlth the help of
a tutor. Hourly rates and times
The Costa Mesa Communicators
Tod.,lmd'>IN'> Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the
Ordn9c County Dep,trtment of
Educdtton. 200 Kalmus Dnve,
Costa f'.1t.•Scl. Meetings a.re open
to dnyonP. who wdnts to l.ITlprove
h1s or ht>r pnbhc spettkmg skills.
For more mlOffildlJOn, call 444·
S030.
Toastmasten. Club 231 meets at 7
a.m. Mondays at The Irvine Co.,
550-C Newport Center, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
'negotiable. For more i.rilonna-
hon, caU 851-1739 ·
733-2209. ~ •
Harborlltes Toastmaster Club
OASIS Senior Center offers
vtsual-a1d screenings With a
Braille ln~titute representative by
appointment. For more infonna-
VISIT OUR EXPANDED SHOWROOM
With Comcast's
0 Bigger Than Big·
Sweepstakes Event
It's a Chance to win
One of These ·119·
Sweepstakes Prl1es
*A $10,000 Kitchen Makeover * A Chance To Meet CNN's TM Larry King * A Trip to Holl~ood ,
*A Trip to the Super Bowl
$9.95 connection!
(Save over $24.00) • Hurry offer ends 5/13/991
CALL: 1 ·888·COMCAST
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Open to U.S. n.idenUI, 18 ~ OfO Of «*t1r
as of 411199 SwHPStakes «Ida 8131199. Yold where~ For~~
Rulee and .mry lntotmation, eel 800-754·9381. ...
.... .
OASIS Senior Center bas a walk-
mg group called Walkers Not
Rockers that meets once a week
to enjoy c;enic walks in and.
around the Newport Beacyrea.
For more in.f onnation, ·caH 644-
32441
Essential Weight Management
offers interactive and proactive
weight loss groups. Learn behav·
ior modification and other tech·
niques to control your weight.
Cost is $20. Groups meet from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and
Thursdays at 369 San Miguel
Drive, Swte 350, Newport Beach.
For more infonnation, call 718·
9848.
The Hope lnSlttute, a center for
recovery and family education,
offers a women's support group
from 6:30 to 8 p rn. Tuesdays at
2900 Bnstol St., C-206, Costa
Mesa. Fpr more information, call
432-0020.
4:15 p.m. Wedneiday~ at 425 E.
18th St., Costa Mei.a. Topic:.
i.nclude self ei,teem. exploration
of feelings, communicAtJon, trau·
ma recovery and pen>onal s.up· po11. For more infonnation, call
631-2333 ..
Hoag Cancer Center offers a ttee
yoga class from 10:45 to 1 L45
a.m. Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast
Highway, N ewport Beach. For
more information, call -722·6i37
Body Design and United Studios
of SeU-Defense offers Jock box-
1 ing classes from 8:30 to 9.30 a.m.
.. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur·
days at 1000 W. Coast Ilighway,
Suite C, Newport Beach. The
cost is $8 per class For more
fnlorrnation. calf 722-0526
Limited Stock
30% off·
ALL BUSINESS CASES
20-60% off
ALL GIFT ITEMS
20% 75% off
ALL LEATHER WALLETS
25% off .
STDICOACI
The only thing I have in common
with Mark McGwi re is how 1 enjoy
my waccrfrom community. We both
OWN .a buffy Electric Boat. J
realitcd years ago there was more co-
this great city than glimpses of the
bay ac 40 mpb on the Coast
Highway, or an occasional glance
from Balboa Island. There was more
out there. and I sensed l was
missing-out.
I had to find a way to get in
touch with che bay. The calm waters
called, but how couJd [ be t cnj~y
them. So many boacs ... sail, power,
paddle. Lido's Whalers, etc ... but
that cute linle Surcey Top stuck in
my mind. An Electric Boat, am I
too young for that boat? You can't
sleep on it, you can't ski behind it,
you don't really fish from it ... how
do peciple DUFFY?
2043 Wntcliff Dr
Newport Beach ·
t:JOmlll' ol 1 '1"' • li'WMt Aw. Coco~ Shopf11lnf1. c.nw
949/51SSDOS
' It wu dear tu me from the very
first nuiK, that a Duffy wu the key
to rhia vtty special backyard. No · ·
The Alzbelmer's Assn. and Mesa
• Terr ce, a residential communi~
for people with Alzheuner·~ diS-
case and related dementia, offel'S'
Cl free support ~ for caie-
givers at 6:30 p.m. the first Tue~
day: of each month at Mesa Ter-
race, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa.
For·more information, call 283-
1111.
Rebecca Lewis leads an an1mclJ
bereavement group that special.
izes in the D('E>ds of people who
have sick or dying animals. /.t
meets dl 3 p .m. every Tuesday at
3101 W Coast Highway, Swfo
31 1, Newport B~ach. The cost l!i
a donation to.an animal charity of
the attendee's choice. Por reser-
vations, call 721-575();.
Another Passage, a tnuisttionat
support group for people expen-
. enong changes IJl-their lives
meets from 1 to 2:30 p m
Wednesdays in R90m 3 at Oasl:;
Seruor Center, 800 Margueritt>
Ave., Corona del Mar. Po,r more
information, call 644-3244.
OASIS Senior Center conduc~.,
blood pressure screening 'from ~
to 11 a .m. the first and third Tue<.
day of each month in Room 3 ai
800 Marguerite Ave., Cerona d~\
' 'i'
ALDEN'S CARPET
has opened
anew
Arca Rug Studio
• I
\\/hy Pay Dept
Store Prices?
ALL RlJGS &
RUN 'ERS on
SALE ..
Mapdniadc wools,
synthetics, sisal
.ALDEN'S
CA:RPETS, lNC.
I C;<tJ PIJn•nti(l St .• Co~ta \1('c;a
646~4838
more dreaming of the bq. we were on the b.y! My favorite ~ruite Would haw ID .. cluri:s· me vibranr r.u ~ Thanlugjvin• .My wife and I toed the bCMc ~th dinner~ the kick. brina rhcir · boob, our favori
CD 1 and away we go anco aftochu world. The aky. 11 dccP, blue, Wlm the mcm .... ~ ..am ~"I
aamuloua doucb. The kick an playing ~ my wife and I .,. ...., -ct.e jllaone, lu. pepr :-:c::· TY. and 1111 ocher modern con---. w. auilt ....... ~a.-.~ .... .;.
• )'W llOUnd. .......... ,., .... lWt • o..w, ............. DufFt wtda &.»,.a: Oulfr ..... -~----.:itlillct ....... . ,,..,.,...M.tMG&ic"*'..,..,.,,,. ...... ,,.. 7 • .., ............... ....
94 2 ...,
Daily Pilot around town
Mar. Screerung is also available
from 1 to 2:30 p.m. the econd
and fow1h Wednesday of each
month at Mariners Park, Dover
Street at Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. t:or more information, call
644-32-44.
'\be Newport Beach Psychologt-fal Association om~rs ll body
ip:i.age and moderate eating su~
port group at 7 p.m. Wednesdays
at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No.
~11, Newport Beach. Por more
information, call 721-5750._
OASIS Senl~r Center offen a
J;lraille class to help with sight loss
vom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays
m Room 4 at 800 Marguente
Ave., Corona del Mar. For more
lpformation, call 644-3244.
A support group for those with
brain tumors meetsJfrom 7 to 8:30
p.m. the first and third Thursday
of each month at Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
,4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The meetings are free. For
~ore information, call 722-6237.
A breast cancer support group
tpeets from noon to 2 p.m. Tues-
days at Patty and George Hoag--
<;ancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
~ghway, Newport Seach. The
meetings are free. For more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
Pree profesStonal comultaUon
for makeup, wigs, etc., is avail-
able for cancer patients by·
appoinbnent only from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. Wednesdays at Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. For m6re informa-
tion, call 722-6237. · ·
A free cance1 support group
~ts from 1 to 8:30 p.m. the
fourth Tuesday of each month.at
Patty and Geor~ Hoag Cancer
Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
The Jewish Senior Center otters
card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
eveiy 1hird Tuesday. A kosher
lupch is offered at noon for $3 per
senior. For more information, call
513-5641.
OASIS Senior Center offers care-
giver support counseling for peo-
ple ~g for a loved one. For
appointments or more informa-
tion, call f)44-3244.
Hoag Cancer Center offers fUP.·
port for people facing or undei-
going bone marrow transplants
or stem-cell rescues. For more
information, call 574-6812.
Chess lovers of all ages are lnvtt-
ed to join the Jewish Senior Cen-
)1
ter's chess club from 7 to 10 'p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 513-5641.
1be Newport Beach Psychologi-
cal Association offers a coed sup-
port group at 1 p.m. Thursdays at
3101 W. Coast.Highway, Sulte311,
Newport Beach. The suppolt
group requires free prea.ssessment
for those who want to join. For
m~re information, call 7~2-4588.
The Heallng Connedton otten a
coed relationship group at 1 p .m.
Wednesdar.s at 4425 Jamboree.
Road, Swte 180-A, Newport
Beach. For more infonnetion, call
261-8003.
Natural Foods Cooking Classes
are offered at New Leaf Natural
Cwsine. Classes are $35 each. For
{Dore information, call 444-1005.
\
The CoDSUIDer Bustness NetwoJ'k
meets at 7 a.m. Fridays in the
mezzanine at Newport Gateway,
19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. For more informatiort -or
reservations, call 550-4 785:
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commer~e Networkers Business
t.eads luncheon takes-place at
11:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
COurse Road, Costa Mesa. For
'more information, call 574-8780.
Olivia
1998 SLK230 Roadster, vin 020224 . $36,990
. Pre -Owned Specials Why not give mom a gift
that will really lift her 1995 C280W vin 180370 $21,990
spirits "' a new Mercedes , 1998 C43 Yin 699489 $49,990
1994 , E32~n vin 286956 $28,990
Benz from Fletcher Jones 1995 E320wgn vln 322939 $32,990
Motorcars. 1995 E~I vln 180295 $26,99<> .. 1997 E4 W vin 394538 U0.990 Don't forget, she'll be one of
1998 ML320 vtn 004212 $35,990
our Preferred owners, entitled to free 1996 S420V vfn 307272 $46,990
car washes, complimentary loan cars, 1996 S500V Yin 270636 $48,990 . 1991 CL500 Yin 413858 185,990 Preferred service appoinnnents, free .
parking and shuttle aervice to John 1997 BMW528· ·vtnW02581 138,!leO
1• PrlCh 111 Yin 320172 151,880 .
Wa~ Airport .... mjf much morel 1• LdnNav vtn J4l824 137,980
•
A tiee lecture about divorce
mediation, an alternative to the
traditional two-attorney divorce,
is ottered the third Thu,rsday of
each month with attorney Alicia
D. Tuylor a.n;q psychologist Lee H.
-SOlow. S~ce lS limited and reser-
vations are required. For more
informationJ call 955-2575.
Revise your lifetime documents
regarding durable power of attor·
ney through OASlS Senior Cen-
ter for $1 each. For appointments,
..
call 64-4-3244. .
The National Dyslexla Research
Poundation sponsori; weekly
adult attention .deficit disorder
. support groups at tts office, 833
Dover Drive, Suite 27, Newport
Beach. Cost is $5 per ses. on, For
the time and day, call 642-7303.
OASIS 5enior Center offers pre·
entive health care services for
seniors on the fourth ~ednesday
of each month in Room HS-3 at
800 Marguente Ave., Corona del
Mar Por appomtments, Call 644-·
3244.
Fadll.9 Forward, a supJ)9rt m9UP
for family members of recently
deC'Ca ed cancer pabents, meets -
from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. and 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. Monday:; at' Patty an~
George Hoag Cancer C , •
4000 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach . Admission is free. For
more infonnation, call 722·6237.
•
We offer the finest, freshest Meats, Seafood and Produce
in the Newport I Costa Mesa area.
Our Meat & Seafood Dept. is offering:
MANNINGS BEEF residue FREE -
(No added Hormones and Antibiotics)
13 Homemade Sausages
12 Ft:.Marinated Meats
12 Ft. Freshest Seafood · )
"Quite possibly the finest Meat & Seafood Dept. in 0 . C. "
Fresh
Ground Turkey .
•
•
ILL ClllS IT LET 51% OFF
51%· %
WE APPRBCIATE YOUR LOYALTY AND ARE GIVING IT
BACK WITH 1llE BIGGEST CE B S THE
COUNTRY. SO, BBAT 1llE JULY 1
Natalie, Nader, Jamie, Kayln and Lexie Shah enjoy moments like
this, together ut the beach.
Marla Campa and her granddaughter Corinna Romo
.-smile ln the sunshine.
·"We're li1 the Pink'. This picture was taken at last year's
Orange County Fair. Al you can see, both my real mom,
Gay Royer, at rtght .. and her friend, my other mom, Pat
Tompklnl really embraced uie lair's theme. They are
Wild and crazy gals, and I l<We the m both.
-lOVl Z()( ROvt~
•When the snow storm of 1998 hlt the Midwest. my mom's holi-
day.was unexpectedly extended. She was stuck in.Newpq,-t for
two extra days -just enough Ume for more silly moments like this one between Gram.ma an~ her Urst grandchild, Josephine
Schott." -DARCIE DOOOS SC HOl1
Jolene Cardiel and her mom, Joanne Itallano. •she ls
..
so special, all qd more than a mother could be." · q
( . .
I Daily P.ilot~---------..-
• j ,happy ~other's day
I
/'(
I
Karen
Purdy,
. right,
and
daugh-
ter
Crystal
Brown.
.. '\_ ..
"This is a picture of my mom, Sabrwa Weiss, experiencing riding this camel in the land
_o f Morocco. She is totally adventurous. She even ~ent ALONE! But it took 5 baths to get
rid of that gnarly camel smell once she got back home!" -BRANDON J WEISS
•l'hll ll my mother and I flsblng on Friday, Jane 13, 1997. My mother ls PatU Dalby of New-
port Beach and my name ts Randy Dalby of Costa Mesa. My mother was born 1n Laguna
Beach and I wu born In Newport~ ~e love to fish."
..This is a
picture of our
mommy,
Karen, with
our new baby
!lister,
Katherine
Anne Drey-
fus. She was
born Decem-
ber 15,
1998."
-AORIENNE,7,
ANOCLARE.5
I
"My mom, Ruth
Po~r. Jett. and
her belt friend
Diane Crandal
on Ch.rlltmu
Day. Ruth ts the
wonderful
mom of Jamie,
.. Tay, John. Jen-
nifer and I Heather. She ts ~ r, a Proud Gram-~ mle Of Julie
1 ·f and Amat of I Je111ka. 1>1ane
.. tbe loVtng
mother of
Denk."
J
---------Saturday, May8, 1999 A II
. . -
I '..I • l W .1
.... H~re ~a picture of me and1~ mom
. -. -' and ,rpf sister, Serena. We are walking on
• ..J I the Back Bay near our new house. It (s
Easler. Sunday. I love my mom. I'm Lucky
lo have ber."
I -ktAl RAFfERTY, l 1
. .-"
:,)iy favorite
plcture of my
mether is this
one.My
·mother is
holding her
granddaugh-.
ter just min-
. ute after her
birth. My
mother had
helped witli
the delivery.
Pictured are,
from left to
right. Sabrina
Thompson,
Robin Dlal,
baby Alexis, "'
Babs Thomp-
son (my _
moth.e._rj, Tur-
la Youpg
(me)."
I
A 12 Sotutdoy, ~ s, 1999--
SUPERMOM .
CONTINUED FROM A 1 !
world for her WdS her kids.
· Hermann 'idid she deac'.!ed not to work, though her '
fonqly 1s not nch, beccUJ.se she wanted to devote herself
to her children. •
"I tlm h<lppy with the way I am," she said. "f want a j°
b~ltcr We, not only for my kids, .but for all kids.• !
1 Jp uddallon to volunteering m her own cmldren's 1
eldssroonu., both di Wilson and now at TeWmkle, Her-
1
Qldnh ~<, d coni,tqnl pn.'S\mCe Ill many other classes. She
d.lso ~~lby.,,t., tor ledcher Jenny Docy's newborn ba'?x b~ng.ng lum mto ¥r c~dssroom during breaks ... ~o O'orf
. can bteusl!.eed. • '
"ft rndkes it a lot eaStei for me lo go back to work " ~dt~ry& , ' I
"You kno\\", sht• h d'> been so mvolved in my clds -
ruolJl, • said Judy )'>chmger, who teaches Hermann's
cldug~· M1t11 \ fitl~rf,de class. "Every field thp
Evt:ry cwss p~e ~ ci role model Eor other parentS "
Pdm Eetstnia'it, ~Vt1J~on's ltterdcy teacher, said Her-
mann 1s much ni<>re than that
Through her l'Xdmple and her tireless advocacy, she
h<1s ~(•fp<><l d hugl' numhN of parents, many of whom
cir(' Ldtrno and do not spedk good English, to overcome
their fe«r dncl get mvolved m their children's school,
Et1~lrnc1n '><11d.
"It\ -;onwum.-.., been hard for us to ge t parents m,"
Lc1..;lmt1n 'idld ·But LetJC1a has been a real link between
till' < ommunity ,me! the school." .
I ft•Pl tht1t I hdvc> the key,~· Hermann said. Without
pc11Pnlt1l mvolv<'fnent in '>Chools. how will schools ever
do tlw11 Job, slw dSked. •
.mothe~'s _day · · Daily Pilot ===-
Tiiee genera~ of love
~ Lqve, patience and acceptance
·are the bond for one daughter, ..
her mother and grandmother.
EusBGH
·~11l->t
CORONA DEL MAR -When 3-year-old
Sam slipped into the arms of his mother
Jenrufer Shappard on Mother's Day of 1996,
it t:ouldn't have been more appropriate. .
Wwting to greet .him wen! three genera-
tions of mothers: his own mother Jeno.if er,
her mother, Llnda Shappard, and Linda's .
mother, Vera Gephart. .
Sdm'.s buth signaled a rare and wonder-
ful OCCIJ}Tence: the creation of a fourth gen-
t>ration alive m one family.
·1 think it's ·a privilege because a lot of
people don't live that long," said Vera, who
is treasurer for Friends of the OaslS Seruor
Center.
Longevity runs in the family. Lillda also
knew her great-grandparents
The latest additiOI\ was somewhdt of a
shock, however. Jennifer, 21, is a single
mom.
"When my mom first found OUl, It hurt
her, of course," Jennifer said. "My Grand-
. · ma was JUSt in shock.•
was a teenager during World War n wh<!n
wo~en were just getting. lnto the-work
rorce. . .
Lmdct, a child of the '60s, was.a teenagc>r' .
just bctore the women's movement, but h~
duughter's smgle motherhood still came ds d
surpnse.
"With today's generation, the acceptance
of some of the things we would cons1aer
'absolutely wrong. they consider <lbsolutely
typical or OK,• Linda said. "Things t wouJct"
condemn, she accepts •
They Also learn from one another's dlffer-
ences.
·:1 think it's very special ... to be able to.
look dt Uungs dl}d see how different thPy
were in .each generation and how they're
changing, and to be able to share it, not JU')t
hear about 1t or read aboet it,• Linda said
Despite groWing up inldillerent'eras dn<I
for all their generational differences, th"
women are connected by somethmg
stronger. a bond of lave and.acce'ptance.
They are also connected by a hope th<1t
the world will be d better place for Sam
Things are harder than when her moth1 ·1
grew up, Jenmfer Said.
And k1ds these days ate more won wd
about being h«ppy now rather than work
ingJor the future, Linda said .
l IPr tlduqhtN ~1tzi dgrees. Whe n her mother came
into hl•r c 1<1~-.~oom, M1t11 threw her arms around her.
But llt11 .,,ud thNe Me other things she admires
c1hout hPr 1nothN, too
"I Imp 1t wtwn ~he makes oatmeal cookies," she
'ictld --'
BPIAN POBUOA I OAllV Pl.Of
Great grandmother Vera Gepffartls surrounded by her
daughter, Unda. Jeft, and her daugbtef:1ennJfer, while
baJandng 3-year-old Sam on her lap. -
Both Linda, 47, and Vera, TJ., said they
want more for Jennifer, who is work.mg to
balance parenthood with finishing her cdl-
lege education. -· '
Her challenge:; are much different from
what her mother and grandmother fared
Vera grew up during the Depres~1on dncJ
VNd, who has tile experience and w1 ....
dom behind her, 1ust tries to keep her mouth
shut and let \he younger ones figure ~nq )
out for themselves.
·I don't know that it's going to be dO)
better,• Llnda said. "I'm hoping the ~ndu·
lum 1s gomg to be swinging the other Wdy •
This is the last
of the
CenttA..-y ... ~'Y\ake it
exh'a special.
aive he ... C\
& she \viii fee l special
t~nti l the ttAl'4V\ of th e
next centiA..-y!
.Aida a~ey Day Spa S~lon
Sot,th Coast Plaza Villa9e
714.549.3030
•CAKES
•PASTRIES
•COOKI ES
• PIES I
•TO RTES
•ROLLS &
• BREAD
Every Mon1 Deserves a little "Olff btl(1~
especially on Mottler~ Day!
Join Us For Mother's Day,
Sunday May 9th
Complimentar y Flower to All Mothers
Dine-in or
Pick up a Party Pak or Bucket
O P EN AT 11 ;30 AM
May 9th, Sunday, 11 :30-2:30
• Salads, Snacks, Appttiurs
(Buffet Styk)
•Lune!, Entru s (Choice of 12) Chicken~ Lamb.-Fish~sbrimp
• Dtsserts: 3 kinJs dr msh Fruits
For Raervatiom
(714) 4-36·1010
Replar Mmu "' o;,,,,n-
A Moth~r's Day Tradition
A' wonderful Champagne Brunch
followed with a Scenic Harbor Cruise.
'35/llJ per person inclusive
3Jµ 0 LaFayette AVJ!. • Newport Beach '
(949) 675-5777 "
,.
Doily Pilot
I
.. r
..
... Saturday. Mqy e, 1999 A 13 r
S PECIAL REPORf ·ERS' NOTEBOOK
'Moms ar¢ alWays iJ! ou(h~~rts, no matter how far a".VaY they are ,
,. . ! N o matter how much I try has given me endless amoun~ of hurd enough for me to rnmemlx~r ·I love my mothr.r more than .
. to wnqgl" ?ut from u.nder love, helped me Um>ugh Hnan· my hom(I' phohe nµmber, let anyonf' or anythmg Ul th m~ mothers smothenng cidl duress and supported every alon(? th(" complkdted.proccss~at world Sho ili my hero; my
love, I can t do it. . one of my decisions for better or -buying tt cdrd, finding a stamp, besl fnend dnd 11\Y· worst enemy.
She still wanlc; me to cdll·her wor<;e: g<'tting J')er Zll' (·ode correct and I aspire to be !lS strong. tis lov-
at least once a wee~. be• w!lry o! What more can I ask for 111 u , actually~ ndmg it out on lime. ing and as smart ~1s she, and I dm
.the dt1ngerous con~1hof!s m soa-mom? Remember, you only get So thih yet1r, '1 will do some-terrified I am turning into her.
ety and to stop edhng on the run. one mother. Don't forget her on thmg diJrerent. I will write my But thts column ic; not auout
•oon't SJX'nd so much mc;ney, this special day. • . Mother's Day greeting into the my mother. ,
don't let people lak<• advdn\age . -Greg Risling pages of my newspdper, dnd It's about the womdn who. no
of you, don't work so hard," -ihe then will fax her a copy of the m<ttter how htHd '>he tnc or
says reg\!Jarly. I have a confession to make: I <trticlP on Sunday mommg. She what she does, will never, ever
' ' To say my mothN •s oVNpro-don't buy my mom dny Moth· \Vill know thdt I have been think-he quite tts good as mom. ·
tective wouldn't do hPr JUShce er's Dqy cards. . : mg ttl>out her, dnd will be Gate, th1c; one·~ for you. and
I'm an only child, born from p<tr-I tell her that it's gecause I pleased that her fdvonte son has for dll Uw ~teprnoms <'wrywhen•,
ents who were mdmed very l«te don't want to pcuticipate into the cleverly mandgcd to send her a who wonclrr 1f the Wlyrc1teful
in life. These <.lays my pdrents over-commercialized nature of it holiday greeting without buymg brcllS ever appwn<th• what you
are eligible for senior ntm'!n chs-all. Mother's.Day, I think, wt1s mto the capilali.-:;t Hallmark con-go through
counts, hovering somewhere m invented by greetmg card com-spm1cy. · We do, wr do It's JU~t html to
the early 10 .... I'm 28. parues as an opportunity to sell So here goes: I ldppy Mother's show 1t sonwlfnws Bt•C't.lllse f fall·
The age gap has contributed more ofthei.r products. Why Ody, Mom. I wWl I could visit mdrk hds not yt.•t thought to
tQ some rough times m our smdll shoufd 1 pay them for thal? 1 love v,.ou m New Yor~ more often, but com~ up with d holidtty wl~brnt-•
famtly, especially with my n!_olh· my mother everv day, 4 tell her, flarrl workmg fol·an awful news-mg' you, !'ti lik.P to invite you to
er We fought like t1gN<> when' I not 1ust when Hallmark tells mt' !Mpei company thdt only pdn c;hcHf' in Motlwr's Ot1y. ~
was growing up, nppmg mt_o one to me d nickel of sdltlry every hxe Thtlnks lor cKC eptmg llw
another's emollons thc1t lc>rt us . Do not think for dn instdnt months c1ncl only gives me dn chdryt•s crnd spl'ndtn<J Um~c~
both hurt and scdrrNI. She did it that this fools her. She knows me hour of vc1cullon ev<'Ty three -hourfi on llll' µhonP with me
out vf love, figuring lhc1t pushm{J all too well; slie knows that.the years. I miss seemg your face, 1 whf'n I cdllPd you collcb h orn ·a
me to my limits· would hrinq out reason l don't buy Mother's Day miss letting you win at Sc. rabble, phone booth m Pci1:1s, in tears
the best in me. It di(jn't t1lwttys cards -or Father's Day cards, or and I rc>dlly, really mis~ 1t when hecau'>l' I was working 14 hours wo~k. anniversary cards, brrthday . you tell me thdt you love me, d dc1y c1~ tl 1ltlnny c1hd didn't yet
But as we reflect c1bout our cards, or a even regular supply of even tf I dct like you say it loo know enough Pr<'nrh to even cl"k
mothers and pie 1<.mgths Uwy toilet paper for my apartment -much. I love you, dnd I will tdlk for t1 day off.
have gone for us I rPuhze my is that I have a memory the size to you soon Tiiunk.c; for lettmq me wm at
mom has gone the cl1stance. She of a peanut. She knows that it's -Andrew Steven Harris tc•nms, for pullcntly tNdung tnl'
'
COSTA MESA ..
Make this Mother's Day Special at the
Original Kaplan's Deli in Costa Mesa
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Late Supper
Banquets
Catering
Bar
321 1 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
TEL: (7 14) 557-6611
FAX: (714) 557-0274
TREAT MOM TO
A TASTE OF ITALY!
@aJ •
. ~
OPEN MOTHER'S DAY
. I IN QUR NEW LOCATION I ..
BARN STEAK HOUSE
3012 NEWPORT BL.
NEWPORT BEACH
RESERVATIONS 949-723-9779 . .
§~~
at our NEW LOCATION
(Pret•iously located 011 Balboa l~rn rn~u/a)
UNIQUE CUSTOM
OISIGN<;
Jl WI I RY ft
WATCll Rt PAIR'>.
~
(J ill<.' j{I,(!
fJfO~ 11<.'(IJ •
fk•JlpnJ /Ii"
~'Ill.
.. how to cook souffic, and lor c;r rv· n1.1ny llmP-beforP. watching me
mg ice crecUil when tbin9s. tluin't ~ dn<l my ~1ster ill our ende, vors,
quite work out. Anx.iou:,. J lclppy. Proud. Mildly
Thanks fof uskmg my ~ht.er horPd ' ~
and l to be flowN g1tls m yoar As l watched her S·foot-2,
wt'ddmg. cvi<l for moking sure toS-po11nd. 47-yeM·<>ld frame
we always l\2!d our own :.(1tH" m lilkl' hr1by steps on Uw. l<.P. ett the
your home. even thouuh \H' hltck ol a palk of collegt> c;tu-
couldn't get up to Ou·gon wry dr>nts hdlf her dge, I di o felt
.often. qralelul
Thanks lot cooking. \I" chnnor I ft~lt q1a1eful for the hwiclreds
night after mght, and lor maktn!J of tun he drovp us to ballet,.
vepelanan yorkshire pudclmu 1c1p, gymnastics. piano ctnd accor-
wtic: l l was m my hardcore v119-<hon J,. son .. · I tell !'.WdlPfuJ tor hN
an 1.nt1se. · • pr net• as 'hr> sdt by while my
Although I didn't ••PJIT('(:1olt• 11 s1-.IPr and I grew dnd de\'t~lopf!d
dt the time, thdnk ... tor ll)1Jlq to ~omctunes J've tell like 1t wa~
wnte my colleg.-Pntf<lllC'•' ,. sa)" .1 hurd1>n hcmg the daughter of
for me. You were prnbt1hly nuht 1111m1qrant parent.,, with thetr
J c;hould hd\e gone with thi,• drm1dnch and e.xpectdtlons thdt
quote from Socrnh~. r.iUwr th,111 we lctkP ddvantc.19e ot every
the one from a roc.:k b,md , oppc>rtumty alforded to us But as
You're not my morn, 1t' tru•' I -.ltt th~·r • wc.1tching my mother
But you've still touched m} hie m this W(>f•k, I thought, "What a
c,o mc.1ny ways, ancl I hop<• you \\ondcrful burtlnn.•
know how much I lo\(' ) IHI I nl·ver .thought thdt m~ybe
:-Jesjica Garrison she h11Q. iJ secret destre to try the
t r things WP dtd Mom, as you
I wdtched my mom tlus w1•l'l< 1·n1hr1rk l'ln this now <ind difficult
dS she donnc>cl d pdu i.1f pltt'>h( p11uod nl your hf~. dS you chdl-
blue icP. skat~s c1ncl took to • ·-1J••nq" youN.>11 to try new things, I
the rink for bc>ginmny ... krttinu hop.-thdt I c.an mother you the
I ssons '*'rlY you'mothered me. Thanks
Ac; I sat on thP <,1cJt'hne .... I rcCtl· so much I Jove vou.
17ed how '>he mus\ hc1vc• 11'11 ... n · ._
.I
Mother's Dqy Chainpagne
»l!ifet Brunch
'in our Banquet Room overlooking
l\Jcwport Bay Harbor L .
' Adults $22.95 Children $11.50
Seatiµgs: J 0:30 am & 1 :00 pm
Brunch served In our Dining Room 'l1f the menu.from 7:00 am -2:30 pm
Dinner served.from 3:00 pm .. 10:30 pm
Champagne Bnmch Cntisc aboard the
Pavilion Queen in Newport Harbor ·
Live enrertati1mcnt and door pn:cs Seat1i1gs at 10:30 a.m. & /:<J1<:> p.m.
Adults $28.00
Cruise Rcsetvations (949J 67.3-52-15
400 MAIN ST • BALBOh
BALBOA PAVILION
g49 673-4633
• ... ~ .. ..... . . -. -..
-Elise Gee
• •
,,
Saturday, Meri. 8, l 999. m~thel's da~. Doily PilOt
,.._.--.------------~~~~~~~~~...,_~~~~~~~~~~ i -.--.--.--.--~.--~:..........~.:.;;.....~~~__:;:..:...,;_~_:..-------.-----.----\-~--.::-.,..--i
·IRET~~FEA·ST j Lessons foi-filOther tO daughter•
• ..
•.
Brittany Miles, 9,
/ feeds 'her sister
Destiny, 2, a ml1ttin as
she sits on her
mother's lap Friday
morning a(
Killybrooke
Elementary School ln
Costa Mesa.
BRIAN P06UD(' I DAILY PILOT
A · rocet1 that
shines & protec:tl
better tba.n wax. ..
3 YEAR GOA.RAN'TEE
Call Today
1-800-469-5919
(714) 754-6404 949;67>6500
will be cmlitcd 11 tht> dow of l'6m -www.reaviewfi.nancial@lbome.com
25<1£ 17tfa •St. Costa Mesa • :JUIJTrmS~ (?{/~t tQ '£vtry 'BWomUi . ~) ·,
(949) 65a-8N
Ownd Cr Optrot1tf 6y'Btttina '1tlifkr of 'Evt.ry 'Bfoomin 'Tliin9
?tlon.·Sat. 10·6 • C1P.£9l'1tlmfaer's 'D 10-5
JEFF & LYLEEN EWING
NO PROBLEM!
There is no doubt about it-
it could be more difficult for
you to get a loan if you are a
freelance violin player than if
you are a govemt;11ent account-
ant. Lenders have traditionally
been more cautious when evalu-
ating loan applications from
buyers who are
self-employed than they are
with applications from salaried
emplo)(6CS.
There is no reason to shy
away from applying for a home
loan if you are· self-employed,
especially if your oamings have
been in the same field for at
least two years. It is a good idea
to meet with a .Realtor who can
direct you to one or mor:e loan
officers before beginning your
search for a house. The lender
will go over your current finan-
cial situation and credit history
and probably want to see your
tax returns for the past 2 or 3
years. It is a good idea to come
to this appointment . fuJJy
prepared.
I-laving a loan pre-approval
letter from a lender that Realtors
can attach to your off~ on a
home will malce you loolc more
attractive to the seller:'
Lyleen and Jeff have 27
consecutive years of real estate
experience in Newport Beach.
They are Coldwell Banker's # l
team. For professional service
or advi~ with all your real
estate needs ca.JJ the Ewings at
(949) 11s:.1s14.
BVL.OAR I
Tltt 811/garl·Bl'lgarl watdt
,. ,,,, Tuh,>1us bructltt
..
A••ll•bll •• Newporl Beacll eu1l•1l••l1 at
• P.ashion show this
weekend benefitS
otberi, but also women
and girls involved.
NoAI0 5cHwAJn'2
~Piaf
Sandra Weiner likes her
rats, Oreo and Mint, really,
reauy love5 . the color blue.
likes pant$ better than skirts
and lik~ giving things away
.to~ple.
•It makes me feel gpod
inside,• said the chin>Y. 1·
year-old. •1t mik~l
happy. It's important to help
people."
This ,is precisely what her
mother, Sandra Weiner, Presi•
dent of the National Charity
League Juniors, wants her
daughter to learn. The league
~opes to further tlie lesson by
hosting the 13th annual Moth-
er-Daughter Fashion Show at
£he Hyatt Regency in Irvine
tbii Mother's Dayweekend.
The. evftnt feotures a fash-100 show, silent auction, l>M·
ket drawing an<\ grand oppor-
. dnnri!lg. The funds
raised will support High
.Ho~. a neurological recov-
ery group in Costa Mesa.
Over the years, the league h.as
donated over $169,000 to the
organization, most of which
will go toward scholarships for
patients.
While the commun1ty ben-
efits from the charitable
· endeavors of the league, what
members love most 1s the
mother-daughter time the
activities foster, said Kim~rly
Rothwell, the event's pubic
relations chaitwoman. •1i gives you the opportuni-
ty to work side-by-side with
your child on a proj~ to bet·
ter humanity ........ but really, you
better your relationship with
your child,~ she said.
The fashion show ls the
culmination of hours of joint
mother-daughter efforts.
The silent auction items •
offered range from a bueOell
tilgned oy Mark McGwire U> a
vacation to Hawaii. The bas-
kets are filled with goodi~
which will 'appeal to the girls.:.
such as the Sleep Over collec·
tion, which includes a sleep-
ing bag. popcorn and makeup
kit.
The show itself features
graduating sixtb~grade Qi.rls
and their sisters modellin9
clothing by designers such as
Jessica· McClintock, Max
Mara and Benetton. This
event will mark tne end of
their participation in the
Junior League and, for many,
the shift into the next level of
the NCL.
While Sandra enjoys most
of the activities at the League, "
sometimes her sweet childlilce ,
frustration surfaces.
·somethnes l get jealous
because they get help and I
don't,· she said of her efforts.
Life Has E~ough
Ups and Downs .•• ... ,
.
• MEDICATION ASSISTED
(appetite~ I IM>tonln tnOdlllatort)
• DIET AND EXERCISE
PROTOCOLS
• MONTHLY VISITS
The last weight toss prog
you'll ever need.
ROBEKI' SKvERSKY, M.D
Member AtlwlCll'I Socwty ol e..nt ~
320 Superior, Suite 210
Newport Beach
(949) 645-2930
www.weightn9more.com
f tA}t;f ?tv~, ~it/
Ufe ~°"Mtu S'a.«e Otij l11;01~tMe-~l!f
(};;e-~ salUIOF & 11~ ~Dal"&',
Board Certified Specialists in : ,
• Primary Pediacric Care • Asthma & Pulmonary Care
• Pedfatric Emergencies & Critical Care • Growth Disorders & Wcighc Control
Newport z hledo (9.49) 644-0970
C . oc M.O., FMP, fCCP 1401 AYO<ado Slrltt S41111 I02 M Fuldren's Slmn~M.o,M,41 · .......... c1dhtl60
M e d i ca I G r o u p ~Connel M.D., FW 360<~9>7s~ ~040
(Former! Or. no fr & Tischler Offices) ftt""1d {W inlo M.O., fW ...... ~CA 92660
Bi, my name i8 Jack. KriBten's Lingerie is my mom's store •. This i8 a·
special .Mother's Day beca111e I have a new baby brother named Jimmy!
-o I IT U I R I ES . KEATING
LaWrence
Broerning Jr.
Lawrence Broering Jr., longtune
),boa Island resident, di"d on
arch 15. He was 79.
Mi. Broering attended school in
outh Pasadena and received a
cholarship to the University of
outhem C'aliforrua. Dunng
orld War II, he served m the
arine Corps. In the 1950~. he
c.s a s:ouncilman for Balboa
stand and a member of the
hambe r of Commerce.
wrence was one of the ongma-
Stephen Guillory
Newport Beach resident
tephen Bruce Guillory died May
after a brief fight with cancer. e was 63.
torl> of the Christmas Boat Parade CONTINUED FROM A 1
and later the Chdracte r Boat
Parade. He and hts brother had a i · tietter -Mom talked me o~t 0of
large service sta tion at the 1 quitting altogether, knowmg J
entrance of Balboa Island. . ~ would want to preserve that skill
. fie is survived ~y his wife Mar-~ into my adulthood. She was.right.
Jone, three children: Ann Broer-1 When I wasn't sure if journalism
.mg Robe~on, Ldwrence Broering 1 was the right career to pursue, q1 and Gretchen Broering Hat-1 she told me to embrace my gilts,
held; and four grandchildren: 1 not leave them unopened. She
Kevm Roberson, Brynne Rober-1 was right.
son Cortes, Mark Hatfield and 1 But perhaps th.is best swns up
AnA Hatfield. : my mom: When I went to Europe
Funeral services were private. ! the summer q_fter l graduated
Memorial donations in Mr. Broer-1 from high school, the last week of
mg's honor can be made to heart, 1 my trip was" also. the first week of
diabetes or cancer foundations. 1 class a t the community college I
· • 1 was to attend. ·
karaoke competitions. He w~rked ·; My rr,iom went to school for : me. as a computer consuJtant, profes-; It's too easy to tdk~ our moth-
s1onal mediator and personal flt-1 ers ,.for. granted. Lately, I've ness trainer .. ·
He is survived by three daugh-
ters: Deborah, Denise and-Srid-
get, and two grandchildren.
lCdmed how to not do that.
It's tiine for those of us wlio t
tiavej!lwayl> counted oq her to be i
the ones counted on. Mom's b en :
forced to do some senotis tap :
dancmg of her own lately, around
a partner whose hold has DC.en
hars:f to ~hrug off She was diag-
nowd with breast Ganeer about a
ycdl' dgo, had surgery, and· has
undergone months of chemothf:!t-
apy and radiation She'll be tested
soon, to see if the cancer is gone.
Despite her illness, she's still
there when we need her, and two
sons, three daughters,.four grand-
children and d husband of nearly
39-years ~re grateful and are
here for her, too
So Happy Mothets Day, Mom.
Let's dance again somettme soon
• JEFF KEATING is senior editor at
Times Cofl°!munlty News
-~
Mr. Guillory was a well-edu-
ated man. He relied 011 laughter
nd used humor from the begm-
. g and through the end of his
truggle with cancer. He played
Memorial services will be held
at 4 p.m., Monday, May 10 at the
Newport BeaCh Tennis Club, • MicrodermabrUion •
nnis and wos a member of the
ewport Beach Tennis Club and
alisades Club:
Mr. Guillory also played the
tar and collected trophm ~ lJ:l •
2601 Eastbluff Dnve. •
In lieu of flowers, donations
can be made to the Stephen B.
Guillory Memorial Fund, 1048
hvme Ave. #116, Newport Beach
92660.
SETTl'NG IT STRAl.GHT
The school where retiring librarian Anne PolkiJlgham works was
dentified m a caption on May 7. She works at Harbor Day School
Corona del Mar.
Tu s c a n S t y l e C h a n d e l i e r ... "
Ql.iss or (dbric c;h.ldts, H eig ht : so· D ia: 54•.
Avail.ibl l' 1n 40 Different f1 n 1shu 052
Hodson lighting
Open Tuu.·Fn. ·9·00-5, Sat. 9-4 1510 N (wport Blvd .. Coslct Mesa •
Servin for ~O Y~ara (949) 548-9341 ·
NO acids •NO lasers •NO ~
For Treatment of: * Acne & Acne Scarring * Fine Lines & Wrinkles * Sun Damage
Mother's [)ay Spec ial
199 Saafoo fearuri• YON .
(a •175 value) 'l'J. Products ·
GRANDMA
CONTINUED FROM A 1
l will also be having a klndergart-
ner, ~d it's like, Ob my God, J
can't t5elieve this:·_.
But Auor saJd the joys far out-
numbered the hours ot lost sleep
"The best part is our family has
really come together, and we lill
do our part,• she said.
... .. ... -.....
. ...
Ma.1ha Fluor
Grandmothef-tt.wned new mom
Her grandchild, she said, is ·a
-crack-up,• a happy child who .,.with her fdllilly. ·
burbles with energy and ebetts "It's d blessing," she satd.
la.ughter wherever she goes. And so how will she spend
Her children have adopted Mother's Ddy?
their ruece, ond ·take her every-•Are you ready for thiS? I am
where, she said. . going down .to spend Mother's
In a way, ~aid Fluor, iht! has D<\y With my mother, and my kids
come full circle. }'Vhen she was a 1 are going to take their other
child, her own grandparents !Jvl!d ·t .. grandmother out to brunch."
GREAT BARGAINS ON FIRST QUALITY ITEMS
~torage r.tcks Desks/Chair slConh.•retit--t· rahle
C:1edcn1<Ls Book,Jwhc-.
Harper fil<· cabirwrs
< .ompute~ printers
Silk plan LS in Calney pots
' AND MORE!!
FRIDAY, MAY 14th and SATURDAY, MAY 15th
8:00 a.m. -1 :00 p.m.
151 Kalmus Drive, Suite L-1, Costa Meu
From Bri"ol/Rt-dlull !3t..t• Rrdlull north tu ht light (J..Almu1) :&.nd turn ldt.
M..tkc It-ft into 3rd dnww.i} and follo\\ to unc l, I.
Wedding s ,~ i:>hoto Shoots
Available To Come To
\:'oL\~ Location
~-Uf
byWNn (714) 319-9Bn
WAYS TO IMPROVE. YOUR
HOME OFFICE
Computer Cabinet with
Collllpsible Chair
35-SQO/o off all stock and special order .
Home Office furniture and Leather Upholstery.
One of the largest Selections of Home Office furniture
in the ~real
We carry: Sligh • Hekman • Leathercraft • and more
In stock: Desks • Computer cablnlll • Delk cbaln
Modular work sta_.ons • Leather _..,llolstery
'
HOM FICE ..
LEAT ALE!
UPTO 509/ooFF .
APRIL 23 MAY9
Newflort's Munson honorf!dfor his gef!erqsity
rf'I A 'LIFE WELL-LIVED: Long-
time Newport Beach resident
~d business owner Ward Mun-son re<Zeived an honorary Doc-
torate of Law degree last Satur-
day from Azusa Pacific Universi-
ty. One hundred seventy-five of
Ward's closest fnends attended
the Azusa Pad.fie University
Commencement Program to wit-
ness Munson receive this honor.
Munson, now 89 years old, •
was recogruzed by the university
for his great passion for young
~
people, ASU, Citnii College and
Rotary International, of which he
has been a past district governor
of District 5320. When Munson
sold Munson Sporting Goods in
1981, he and his la~ wife Alice
set out to give 50% of their
income to charity.
Munson has served on the
ASU Board for the past 10 years
and has supported Qiem with his
time, talent'and treasure. New-
port/Costa Mesa residents in
attendance included Dick Dick-
A.tk about our
Mothn'J Day
Special$.
949 644-6672
FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH
200 Newport Centtr Or • Next to Big Edwards Cinema • Open 7 days till 9 pm
---............._
0£SICNER COINSIC~ENtl!OI ,.
·c 0MMU11 TY
& CLUIS
SOD, Mr. & Mrs. Wally Edwards,
Mr. & Mn. Hunter Cook, Mr. &
Mn. Bill Von Esch, Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Brockman, Alan Tingey,
Hal Gray, Bob Krone, Dean
lleavte, Moe Hamill, Rev. &
Mn. John Undval, Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Forbath and Mr. & Mrs.
Walter Lynch, to name a few.
.. Everyone attended a luncheon
in Munson's honor following the
pre~tation. With the quality of
His friends and his charitable
giving, Ward Munson has
indeed had a life well-lived.
STUDENTS HONORED:
Eight Newport/Costa Mesa Stu-
dents were honored for writing
Outstanding Essays by the
American Legion Auxiliary, Post
291 Newport Harbor. Recog-
nlzed for elemenUly schools
were 1st Jean Nguyen, 2nd
Prhdlla Scaff, 3rd Thomas ·
Kemmerly, all from St. John the
Baptist School. High School
recognition went out to 1st
. David Fabian, 2nd (tie) Sonia
Lohtya and Bobby Brinkerhoff,
and 3rd Erln Betttngen, all from
Corona del Mar High School.
The winners received a medal-
lion and cash honorarium.
,AWARDS GIVING: Exchange
Club of Newport Harbor hon-
ored Kelly McKenzie and Craig
Levllie from Newport Harbor
High School, Aivan Nguyen and
Call "Rick Nixon" the Power ashing
Expert to Professionally clean it
l t·t\ 1'.Lik(' t!ut f1.1t 1cl I n1>k
~l'\\ \lj,1 111 1
• Power Washing • Acid Wash
• Steam Cleaning • Sealers (clear or colored)
Brick • Concrete • Stone • Pavers
Rick Nixon '5PS
Surface·f>reparatlon Specialist
(949) 581-0360 or 1·800-581-0360
Lie. 667230
·EVERYTHING IS ON SALE!
. 1 weekon}:r
Monday. thru ~aturdaY
May 10-15 .
r ~----------------PLUS----------------,
.
Peter Andenon from Estancia
High School and CbrlsU Deb-
ney-Mann and Slamak Shah·
mardl from Corona del Mar
High School as Youth of the
Year for their respective schools.
Congratulations I .
Police Officer of the Year
Award went to Costa Mesa
Detective Mike Ginther who
was honored for his significant
contribution in the war on drugs
and child molesting.
And finally, the Exchange · •
Club presented the •aook of ·
GoldenDeeds Award" to Scott
Paulsen, retired school adminis-
trator and community activist,
for his dedication to our youth
and his dedication to country.
WOll'Ill llEPEATING: From
the Scuttlebutt, the newsletter of
the Newport Beach-Corona del
Mar Kiwanis Club ... "The living
need charity more than the
dead."
by Dr. Wuta. 6:30 p.m.: The Cos-
ta Mesa-Newport Harbor .Uons •
Club m~ts at the Costa Mesa ·
Country Club, inviting represen ..
tatives from a number of chari-
ties who will receive proceeds
from the clubs annual Fish Fry
Dinner benefit.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m.: South Coast Metro
Rotary Club meets at the Center
Club. Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club meets at the University . f ·
Athletic Club. Noon; Costa
Mesa Rotary Club meets at
Mesa Verde Country Club. The
Soroptimist International of
Newport Harbor meets at the
Santa .Ana Country Club.
Exchange Club of the Orange
Coast meets at the Bahia
Corintliian Yacht Club. 6 p.m.:
The Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club to bear
, Gary Archibald of Pacific View
Memorial Park.
WELCOME TO TIIE WORLD llfURSDAY
OF SERVICE CLUBS ... Robert ,-" 7:30 a.m.: Costa Mesa Orange
Williams, who joined the New-Coast Breakfast Lions Qub
port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club, meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon:
and Thyme Hampton, who Kiwanis Club of Newport·
joined the Newport Balboa Beach-Corona del Mar meets at
Rotary Club, the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
SElilVICE CLUB MEETINGS
TinS COMING WEEK: Want to
get more involved in your com-
munity, make new friends,.net-
work or give something back to
your community? 1ty a service
club! You are invited to attend a
dub meeting this coming week.
Many dubs will buy your first
guest meal for you.
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m.:The Newport Beach
Sunrise Rotary dub meets at the
Balboa Bay Club for a craft talk
Club. Kiwanis club of Costa
Mesa meets at the Holiday Inn.
The Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor meets at Riverboat
Restaurant to bear Clyde Stua.rt)
·•Adventures of a Privat~ Investii-
gator.· The Newport-Irvine
Rotary Club meets at the Irvine
Marriott Hotel to bear Gene
Drabinski, VP of Pacific Care.
• COMMUNITY a Q.UBS is pub1istWd
~ Saturday in the Daily Pilot.
your servke club's meeting lnformat
to (949) 660-8667 or maif to 2082 S. .
Bristol St., Suite 201 , Newport le
92660.
I Takean . · t·
i Extra 20% OFF i FREE Gift ::
I I
I All Regular, Sale & Clearance Priced I
I Merchandise, with this Ad only I L --------------------------------------~ Iii • (949) 675·9756 Hours
• 336 Poinsettia 1• l'Of) • Corona del Mar M_"&;{'/lt6
M.A. IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Meets educational requirements
for the MFT license
M.A. IN PSYCHOLOGY
To prepare for a human services
position or doctoral program
PSY.D. IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
• -· APA-acacditcd, M.A. required
• M.A. programs olrcred at our
center in Irvine (near John Wayne
Airport) ·
• highly respected, accomplished
&cuJcy, who arc also practicing
professionals
• wide varicry of theoretical
orientations
• range of profaaional development
workahopt
• small daiaa; 'acceuiblc faculty •
• &mblc achedula; afternoon and
cvmi~claaa
• Kliw .. ilcucz in locaring ..........
• dynunk caner pomibilider. dinic:al
~. cwultin& bulina.. me
muna. ~-. wl h11111U1 ....
with every
purchase.
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Sot 1 Oom to 7 pm
Open Sunday 11 om to 6pm
ARMeIR
(next to Bristol Forms Market)
840 AVOCADO • NEWPORT B
(949) 644~9888 .
r{Jiamonds are a sale's bestfrie_rid ·
A fter six years' of busi-
ness in C~ta Mesa,
Je~Sbaw'1Dle·
m.oad Jewehy is having a
going-out-of-business sale
beginning.Monday at t O a.m.
"Our entire inventono of loose
diamonds, colored stone and
.diamon9 jewelry, 14k and 18k
gold jewelry, pearls and estate
'Jewelry-a-indudiilg one-of-a-
1'ltind pieces -~ be sold up
to 60% off,• says Sha~·Now
is the opportunity to buy that
tjne piece of jev.'elry you've ·
always wanted for yourself or
loved one.• Jeffrey Shaw's Dia-
mond Jewelty is m the Costa
Mesa Courtyards at 1835 New-
port Blvd Call (949) 548-5626.
It's still !lOl too late to pur-
chase tickets to the second
annual Newport H~bor HJgh
School Holl'.le & Garden Tour
event scheduled from 10 a.m.
~~I ~
to 3 p.m. Thursday. Advanced •
tickets cost $35 and indude a
tour of beautiful homes located
in the Upper Newport Bay,
Newport Heights, Cliff Haven,
Ltdo Isle and Balboa Peninsula
neighborhoods. There will also
be aJ,wurmet lunch provided
by Plum's of Costa Mesa. Pro-
-. '
~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~.~
CONTEMP00AAAY WOMEN'S WEAR & ACCESSORIES
FREE G IFT FOR ALL MOMS
11,. .. f 11it·11tio11 thi ..... ul!
I '!11' • 'I,,.,
UNIVERSITY CENTER•
4237C.rTIJuDr
(A~n From UC1)
(949) 854.-4452
BALBOA ISLAND
332 Marine Ave.
(Look For Bri&ht Ytllow Awning)
(949) 675-6887
n Da
ceed5 from the tour go towa.id
The Newport Harbor Educa-
tional Foundation that wM ere·
ated fo\U yean a.go to enhance·
educational opportunities for •
students of Newport Haroor
High School. The Foundation
was conceived and developed
by the school principal and the
Newport Harbor Navj.gators, a
fathers group dedicated to
-1mproVlllg the quality of educa-
tion at Newport Harbor, High.
For tickets, please call (949)
862-4100. . •.
Toddlers can wear tJle latest r in surf wear for boys at Balboa
ltlaml Kids Company. Most
surlwear brands are hard to
find in small s_lzes, but the store
earlies Quiksilver and Hurleys.
Balboa Island Kids Company is
at 209 Marine Ave. on Balboa
Island. Call (949) 759-7985.
.. Today you can visit the
: antique row of shops at 130
East 17th Street m Costa Me a,
·behind the.Harp Inn. for a,
spring homa and gatden sale.
Participating merchants
include The Coun~ ID.n, GU'·
den Cafe, Ooh.I It AahJ, Stel-
la's Place, Circa Antiques, The
Book Store, SU'ab )VbJt.comb, _
Vktorlana It Company, and
Newport Picture FraJDe.
sUm.merhW Floral & Glfts is
having a Mother's Day 50% 'OH
sale on silk floral bouquets .
The shop speciaUxe:. in custom
llorals, gifts and antiqu~s. and
specialty furniture. It'!. at 369 E.
17th Sl #13 in Costa Mesa.
Call {949) 646-6745.
• IEST IUYS is publl~ Thursdays
and Saturdays, If you know of a good
buy, send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or
write to Daily .Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627.
<.nL''s <.nD vs.u.nc.u
A FHU-Se,,.n~e 6fC/# 1U/"le
• ~ • PH>· Tm.esr • fooT Jar· NwllS TUff l.JEs • TA'l'\.OA MG'.
• M96. "'NfMJ6. JlNoR B11f'MH'f. Mwe.. Stas .
• 24 HOlll AelAP.; *' ~
1784 N EWPORT 80lJLL VAJH> • 949-646-7714
.• ,00.oO~eJ}'loor Guys
0~~1\S~l;s An American Family Operated Business
·eus1:£, si Since 1983 . (
CARPET LIFETIME
GUARANTEE
STAIN-FADE-MAT
INSTALLED WITH PAD
f ltl .lifetime Warranty
f ltl Carpet Spitting Kit
fltl Old .Carpet Removal -
fltl Furniture Mofing ·
f l\l Dou hie Upgraded Pidd~ng
FRiE . CARPET .ClEAN -INC*
ARMSTRONG CERAMIC
NO-WAX VINYL TILES -990 SQ. •. $149 SQ.
* FT. n.
~
f PEROO ~OAK WOOD
FLOOR
$29910. $a9~ SQ.
• n. * n.
FULL S'E , VI CE OARPIT & UPHOISTERY CLIAlll• •OOI RlfllllHll8 & IEFUl811Hll8
OIRAMIC COUITEll & IHOWEll ,..
····""·
•
.. .,,. ..... .,, ... .... . -.. ........
~ .•
S:,tvrdoy, Moy 8, 1999 A 17
LITTER
MISIA. ' ' ' -Mista has a Siamese look
with a white chest dJld ~ws.
Stie ne •ds to tJe tho only Cl!Jt m
yom h6me to love. • -
To be rcf~ed to this anf.
mat or. othc~. ·call the Corr\·
mumty Animal NetwotJc
. !C:AN) dt (949) 759-3646. C~
links pP-opl~ and pets through
commuruty action and is nOt
re pons1ble for any animiµ'~.
behaVlor
If you would like to become
a foster fanuly· for a pe_t lfl ' ·
nPed, plea~e c.a.lt us. . ·
The.-.P-ammals are spbn-
sored by thP Commuruty Ani-
mal etwork, P.O . Box 8662
Newport Beach 926§8.
More Th.In /u)t CrHt Bread!
FREE COOKIE
f OR \10\1 I
I Chocolite Chip
I 0.1tmeil Rii in Walnut
Sniderdoodle I PeantJt Butter
Blad & White , I ·Linzer Torte
·and Mort! I " JI \ .d " lh an\ othff oifet , l tn I (Ill\ pt. 'f CU~Ulmt. 'f
L hp 5/819'l ..I -----
Open ~1on Sat 7am-6:10pm
42 7 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa
(b'r Wherehouc.e Record J
949-646-1440
The Camera that Put~ t~_e F~tur
in th·e Palm of Vout14nd!
• The world's smallest and most elegant 10om
camera /as of Apnl 1996
• Highest quality throughout, from its durable stainless steer body to its ultra sharp 24 4Smm
all-glass aspflenc 1o<:Tm lens
• Canon's exclu~a Hybr1i1 AF (ac11vepass1vc auto(~} technology assures sharp photos
s2499s '.
r"' with case, film ..
• Easy drop-rn loading. but/I-In flash al'Jd fully
automatic operation & batteries
Photography's Small Wonder
• World's sma/IBSt & /igh,.st 3X 10om camera .,_
(1SofJanulr'(.19981 ' s29995 • Elegant. durable stain/a~ steel bod)'
• 3-Pomt Hybrid AF for improved focusir.g .
Pfrformance.
• Hi~fficiency fight guide flash design reduce1>
s1z1, 1nct•.us power. with case, film
• SuppoltS manr.APS fNtu~ rnclud ng Mid Ron -& batteries . Change IMRC • Pnnt Oualtty lmproverntnt
Pocket Size
Perfect For
Theatre &
Travel
Sotvrdoy,' Moy 8, 1999 . society Doily Pilot-
-Explore six N€!WJX!rt properties at horrz? and garden toui
.. . . ' ~
S noopers, get ready -May
13 1s your ddy. The Home
and Garden Tow, spon-
. sored by Newport Harbor High
School, invites the commuruty to
partake m a day of explQring six
exceptional Newport properties
from Kings Road to Udo Isle to
the Balboa Perunsula.
The Newport I !arbor Educa-
tional Foundation proudly orga-
nizes lhls day of community
shanng for $35 per pen;on. The
purpose of the fund-rdlser "t.s to
enhance educdllonal opportum-
bes for students at Newport Har-
bor Htgh, • Sdld Usa George,
1999 Home Tour publlclty chalC.
Tuts second dJlilud.l event will
be oven.ee n by the lovely Mary
Fallon and a committee of very
hard-working loc:dl moms mclud-
mg_Leorue Lumpkin, who~
aheady planrung the tour for
2000 All tickets must be
reserved in advdnce .
Call (949) 862-4100 to be a
p"rt of the caravan. •••
The f lyatt Regency I lotel,
l>O ;\;. r CA I.I n I,\ r xoo .it
11\I h: 10 \0,\11 0:\1 I OC Al.I Y!
Rabbitt Insurance Agency
AUTO• HOMEOWNERS• Hf.ALTH
Since 195...,
~ 0 ~-s,;_,
, ... , •• If ,-,,;
949-631-7740-
... I Old N"'J>OM 61.-d. • "in.pon Bcac.h
Sew 11-. 11...,.1&11
GNC Live Welf
THE C IOWD
lrvine, 1S the setting toddy for the
annual fashion show and lun-
cheon of the Nattondl Chdrity
League Jwtiors, Newpoft-Seacb
Chapter.
It is the,13th year .that mothers
and d~ughter;; of the league ·
have gathered to sht.U'e good tor-
~ tune on behalf of the less fortu-
nate Carol Latham of Fashion
Events U~ted, is coordinating
the fashion show fedtunng gar-
men ts from uch participants as
lJ.mited Too, Fashion Island, Jes-
sica McClmtock, South Coast
Plaza,· and Sarah Peck. Corona
Del Mar •
Sandra Weiner 1s th~ pres1-
dent of the league, with the
. event il'sell being cha.ired by a
ffl'.OUp of dedicilted volunteers
that include Siobhan Robinson,
Suzann Burke, Kimberly Roth-
well, JW Weise and Gina
Jensen.
• More thart 600 moms a.lief
daughters are expected today for
the silent auction, luncheon and
fashion show that will feature local
~ren parading the catwalk:.
Some of the live dolls include
Elyse Avila, Katie and Megan
McKay, Uiulsay Tippett,
Cameron Best, and Jordan and
Hanna ~elner. ~ational
Charity teague Juruors support a
number of most worthwhile
causes such as the Pediatric Gan-
eer Research Foundation, High
Hopes RE>coyery Group, rnc., and
the Orange Coast College' Chil-
dren's Center. •••
The first Junior Leukemia Cup
Regatta will be hosted by the
Bahia Corinthian Yach.t Club on
Moy 16. -
Sabots, CFJ's and Lasers are
set to participate in this first-ever
.
NEW STORE HOURS!
chanty rac~ m the Newport l !ar-
bor. The Juruor B<>ttrd of the
Bahia Cortnthlan, in con)W'lction
with the Leukemia Society of
Amenca, have jomed forces to
mdke this very positive-statement
to the community at large.
David Levy, col'.11.Inodore of the
Jwtior Board, has championed this
effort. Le'(Y reports that an entry
fee of $5 per boat will be levied,
with sailors encowaged to faise
pledges from supporting individu-
als to benefit the progr~ of the
Leukemia Society.
Kudos to Levy and his crew
for this first-eyer juruor yacht
race for charity. May it be tfie
~g of a longstanding tra-
dition. To get involved, call (949)
644-9530. •••
The very promment Cocal
hosts Harvey and Linda Irvine
Smith opened their wonderful
oceanfront home to host a cock-
tail party this week for support-
ers of the California Heritage
Ball slated for June 12.
The affair is part of the Capis-
trano Pageant, with a purpose of
p'l'eserving, restoring and foster-
ing the message of hist9ry set
forth by the California Mission at
.San Juan.
Joan Irvine Smith and actor
Ricardo Montalban serve as
OPEN MOllDAYI 12...C
Tlea • .frt. 11-5
.... • 12-4
• Mii..,., Coron• _, Mlf
ClelMlll 1•1pll• 1ty •· • (Ml) 173·%120
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIMS
FllEE REPf)R'I'
reveals what the insurance companies don'r want you to know. Was
your car injured? You may bt tool! lr may be weeks, monrhs or even
years before you experience pain, sriffness, headaches, even arthritis!
Don't settle your case until you read our free report.
CALL NOW
1-888-330-3450 ( ], 1, fr1•1· )•H11 rt·< rirc11•11 "" '>'>.!<)• 1
The Original
MIKE 'I
CARPET$
OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA
• Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery •
PLUSH-BERBER-TEXTURES $1299 from YARD
. ..
.
Vinyls • Ceramios
Wood • Lam inates
CALL .NOW
642-8400
DESIG 'N CENTER
''For All Your De orating Needs!''
FURNITURE
IEUPHOUll!RJ
• Custom-Made Furniture
• Slip Covers
• Patio Furniture
• Dra~ries. Shades
& Bedspreads.
honorary co-chairs for the
pageant. Harvey Smith serves as
~eadent of the executive board
.AfW the charming Anita Z1ebe
and Gerald Miller supporting the
effort full-force.
. The organizers' reception at
the Irvine Cove estate brought
together the advisory board,
marketing and plaru:iing and
fund-raising committees; and
guests intent on making the 1999
pageant and ball the best the
county has seen.
some of the citizens making a
difference include Mary Jean '
Duran, Pemando de Necochea,
Marla Gutterrez, Leah Beal,
Mike Corona, Betty Moss, Scott
Scheller, Jerry Vela.5co, Nadine
Chaves, Frank Bogert and Tony
Forster. •••
Corona del Mar's Arnold
.Beckman, one of the most hon-
ored scientists and ptulan-
thropists m the.nation, will be
honored May 20 with a g,ala din-
ner at The Beverly Hilton Hotel,.
Beverly Hills.
The USC/NoniS Comprehen-
sive Cancer Center and the Nor-man Topping Cancer Research
Facility will sponsor the event
saluting Arnold and Mabel
Beckman. Proceeds from the din-.
ner will support the endowed fel-
lowship named in honor of the ...
Beck.man's for USC students
pursing a combination M.O, ~
PhD degree.
The dinner will be chaired by
Cornelius Pings, former USC
provost and his wife, MarJorle.
Ne~rt's real estate/industrlall.st
Ceorge-Argyros joins Carl
Karcher, Harry Cray and Har·
lyne Norris supporting the Beck-
man gala. Dinner ticlc~ts are
$300 per person, with reserva-
tions being accepted at (323)
865-0700. , ...
__, the cha.iming fonner Holly-
wood actress Kathy Thompson,
also a Corona del Mar resident,
is busy pre~g for her annual
SOS• A-Team• luncheon~t for
May 12 at The Five Crowns .
A coolring demo· by guest chef ·
Salvatore Longo, owner of East
of Eden_ Catering, will be a high-
light of the afternoon affair, .
which always features the
incredible on.ions harvested by
Kathy Thompson and distributed
on this tun day benefiting the hungry. _,
carolyn. Cl!"'ke is taking last-
minutet reservations. Call her at
(949). 548-6151.
• B.W. COOK'S column appears every
Thursday and Saturday.
DECLEOR jil"'Wj Yfv).N ~·rNSTITUT u N\ GUINO.T PA•• s:-· Cru..£X-C~ ••• ,,,..,5
E 17"' 51 I ••The Largest & Finest Beauty Supply & -r l Full Service Solon In Orange County"•
~-~ _ Open7Doys (949) 642-1717
r-------~-·------1 Padded envelopes
I Moving boxes
I Kraft paper
I Screech film
s I·. I< \ -\ I I
I' 11 I I ,\. I' I• I I I'! Degreasers
Carpet cleaner I
I Carron seaJing cape
I Scrapping •
: Bubble & foam rolls
I C~rrugaced carcons ·
janitorial Supplies
Shipping Supp/its
Vacuum cleaners I
I Poly bags
Trash b s
WHOLESALE
PRICES!
Opmto.
the P"blic
8to5
Mon -Fri
-
· Hand-soaps I
Ml!1cifold rowels I
Roll towels
..Floor cleaners
Waxes, sealers
·I
I
I
CONGRATULATE
YQUR GRADUATE
p ...
CLASS OF '88
XXXXX High
School
Picture
Here
~ cOl\ll~ ~~\
.
We Are So Proud of You .. , ' .
Good Luck in College!
• I soc1e Saturday, Moy 8, 1999
1.
I
PEOPLE'S
Jon Dunn, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood, left, jolns Newport's Darlene Gerken
and Walter Gerken, honored with the Planned Parenthood Choice Award 1999. They Bank
PP Chairwoman Teddie Ray, also of Newport Beach, at a recent dinner ceremony. .
Showroom Open to the Public
Wholesale Prices'
::;_;;:;;-linct1ve traditional
French Fabrics·,
Table Linens, home accessories
df)d unique French Perfumes, toiletries
.2949 Randolph Avenue (Betweeo..Baker/Bnstol)
Costa Mesa
(714) 557-6525
MF 10.30-6 30 pm• Sat 10-5 pm
_You Are eordially Invited To Attend·
I ~ , ®~ ~ I
I . I
I
,,I
•
• ••
COntainer-Gardeiling ·
Demonstration
SIGN UP NOW!
LEARN ABOUT THE BASICS OF POTS, SOIL,
PLANTS AND.THEIR CARE: ,
LEARN HOW TO PLANT AN EASY COLQRBOWL
THAT CAN LAST.THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASON!
)
LEARN HOW TO MAKE A HANGING BASKET
OR MO$S BASKET.
MAY 151'H
Satu!!day
MAY lSTH ~
Saturday .
.SANTA ANA COSTAMDA
S~ at 2130 P.M. ' .
Stardns at 11100 A.M.
FLOWERDALE IS KNOWN FOR
IT'S QUALITY, VALUE, & SERVICE
·~
COMPLITI
LANDSCAPING
41 VIAR~ IXP.
LlcenM No. 308553
NUR BRiii , INC.
t SANT~ ANA COSTA MESA
2800 N. Tustin~ve. 2700 Bristol Street
(714) 633-9200 (nt) n1 6661 .
..
• Paid .Ad11ertisem nt
Sclioo{ ancf tlie J{fs of Societ·j/ . / __
Would chool y1ol<,nce continue if a .;trunger appreci;ition of one unothLr .mu md1\1dual differences \.\Cre
ln-.tilled in our children? While this ha difficuh quc-.tion 10 an \\Cr,'thancc arc. rhc ills of.our oc1et) rei..
lar deeper and more compl~x than that
It wa'i ,in Eurorc, out of the ar,hd of ;he firSl World War and ihe resulting \oc1nl uphcinttl that Rudorr"
Steiner ( 1861•1925) a c,c1entist. educator end philosopher predicted that the future ol wec,tern ocii..:t) •
would be fi lled with turmoil. He helieved th.at a'> we took on more mechanized rol!!i1, we "uufd c.J11iconnet-1
from fami ly. community. the earth. our cr~ativity and our rf:c,pcct for one another. . . ' . ~
While the youths invoive<l in recent h1_gh schoor '>llOotlngs uctcd in very ,tlarming Y.a)S. 1t 1s the apparent
lack ol con'idence that disturb'.) U'i thc.mo<,l. If DJ. Steine( "'ere ulivc toua) he woulp proh.1bl) not be
surpriscc.J by the uctions of these youths based on SC.\ cral comph.:l( factors in our soc1cl). Steiner bd1C\:t.'U
that if we could tap u child\ crc1tt1vc abilities. keep them connl·ctcd to familv. cnmmun1t\, the earth and a
respect for one another. whole future generations "'ould benefit. ' · · •
'"' • I •
\'11th great insight. care and concern he developed \\aldorf 1due.1tion. Steiner's goal in &location \\a ... ll}
nurture arti'itically. '>pirituall) and 1n1cllcctuaJly the high1.:'1 rokntml in each child. ·1 he l...:11in .. cducarc ..
Cul.Ir word for education) means 10 .. hnng torth''. Steiner sasd cc.Juc.af1un 1<> an·un ·if mu t -;peak.to the
child'~ experience. 'Jo educate the whole child, the hc.trt and th-.: Y.ill •
·must be rcachell as Y.ell a' the mind".
In the 80 year., since itb inception Waldorf Education ha' h1.:comc one
ot the largv.1 K 12 system'> in the "'orld with over 600 "chool in 35
countries Waldorf c,chools arc expanding quickly into North
America. CilSh .. rn 1;or.opc anc.J many developing coun1~ic-. A-. Dr .•
carnc<;t Bt>)er. Pr.cs1dcnt ot the Carnegie Foundation ftlr the
AJ"ancemcnt ofTcuching. put it· "Thu. Waldorf School cclc.:hr.1tl'' 1hc
un1quenes-. of each child and blends a rich curriculum in creative
way'>. Wetldorf \tudcnts are cncuurag1.."Cl to Li' c with -.clf-a!i-.ui .1ncc and
a reverence for life"
Waldorf Educuti<m .1s based on the undcr-.tandmg that the ~c~ 10
dcvcloputg Cnhcal thinking ..., an active and crcatiH! imagination.
Src1nc1 believed that through the lHh the academic ~uhJccts arc
enlivened and enriched. Competence i'> strCs'iLd. as c\ er~ chikJ 1s
taught the\' CHn he an artbt. a <1c1cnt1st. a '"filer. a g.irdcncr. ,1 carpenter. 1 muthcmut1ti.in or .111 ol 1he
aho\c An 1ndiv1c.Jual may hlos<;om at different time'> and \\llh var\ing llltt·rNI\. hut the .1hil1t\ 1-. then:
Rudolf ~teiner ,frn.t ·Our highc..,t endeavor mu!>t he 10 dc,clup lr~c hum,m bi:1ngs, "ho arl" .1blc out nl
then O\\O ini111li\c 10 1mp.trt purpose and direction to 1hc1r h\C ... · · . .
Waldorf school-. proville e<?EJmunity. Through variou<> te-.tival-. th.11 ci:h;-hr.1tc the 'i:a.,ons of the ~t:.ir
·children arc felt lo he part of a greater '"hole. Parent aro ifl\:ol\cd in .c.11npus hie 1hrough numernu"
\Oluntccr committees. work day-. .ind picnic ... Tl)e children .ire chcri hcd a nd nurturt:d b~ mam Throu!th
nature studie'>. garc.Jcnin~ and re~ular field trip-. to nature prc,cnc'> the '1udcnl'> dcliclop a I.. uge and
rec;pcct for nature.
Our society placc~ challenges and pressures on our children. A.., parents
Y.C are entrusted ""1th their cart!. If ""c guick our children uni ii the~ arc
.able to guide themselves the future 1s assurl!d. If "'c rclinqu1'ih our role.
the futu re 1.., very unccrta111 itideed Wh1k a Waldorf education prm tdc'
many 1,olut1on'>. it 1s in partner.,h1p with fam1I> and home lill' th.at a
c.Jiffcrcncc can he mac.Jc
The Waldorf School of Oran1?,e County i!> .1 nunpwt11¢ non·
c.Jcnominational educational institution that offer-. prc-.chnol through
grade eight. 1 he -.chool 1~ located on a lovely 1cn-.1cre ~itc JdJ01ning
F~irvicw Regional Park in Costa Met.a. With only Ont! \v,1ldorl ~chool in
Orange County. '>tudcnts attenll from a!> far a"" a> as l ~!' Be.\Ch C .1rbhac.J. \.in Juan . Capistr.100,
Fullerton and 1 rabuco Canyon. If you \\ould like more 111furm.11ion on \\,1ldorl E dul 1t1nn )OU may reach
The Waldorf School of Or.mg~ County
TOLL FREE AT: 1-877-4-WALDORF <-J877491-5J67J • WWK'. waldorfschool.com
. I • datebook Doi~ Pi~·
. I . ;Q
-I
break fro:rll straight at the fti0nllly lion's ·De . . ~
lklttPb
L et's not beat around the
bush. The Lion's Den is a
gay bar
In fact, it's the sole gay bar in
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and
for rruJes around
But that's not the only reason
to go there.
. Here dre some others: the bar-
tender, Mike Ren'audo. ·He's the
rucest guy m the
NIGHT LIFE ~~~~~: ~~~ scott
comes to Ufe
Lion's Den every Thursddy for
the free pool.
Renaudo also has the most
finely-tuned ·gaydar" we've
ever seen.)
As we were geltin!J ready to
leave, a man walked into the bar.
He looked live everyone else in
the place. he wds male, dressed
in nondescnpt clothes and he
wore d cap
·Don't go ask him questions."
made very clear he was not on wallowed up in th~ cavernous,
the prowl for men. pulsating room.
He touched her hand. But everyone was so nice and
He gave her the ol' once qver. we found it such a delight, as
: We didn't stick around to find women, to go to a bar and have
out what be did when he found a drink and not be hit on from t .
out h& was in the wrong place every direction.
fonmcb'behaVior. Another reason to go to the
But how did Ronaudo know1 Lion's Den: You won't feel out of
For one tl}.ing, he said, he's place there if you'.re not gay.
been a bartender for years, the !n our long, sophisticated exis-
last four at the Lion's Den and tence, we have been to many
before that at another gay bar. gay bars, in many exciting and
Many customers credited gtamorous oties, \-vhere we felt
Ren.audo's easy, thoughtful man-incre-cllbly out of place.
ner with the comfortable vibe in When we lived in Brooklyn,
the bal-. during the long, cold winter of
On Fnday~. the bar has Latino 1996, there was a lesbian bar
rught, and regulars say it is Oood-• around the comer'from our·
ed with people, both gay and apartment.
straight, from as far away as San It was so cold, that often if a
Diego and Los An~eles. fnend came by our shoebox-
'
On Saturdays~ the bar has esque apartment while OW' room-
ladies' rught This lS not your mate was sleeping. we would go
usual ladies' night, with wet T-to this bar, because to go else-
shirt contests, free drinks for where was· to risk frostbite,
those with breasts and other such death, or running screaming ·
inducements to swingerdom. It's from the airport to take the next
for leslnans! flight back to California.
,.. ........
• -~719 W.19th~
Costa Mesa • WHEN:
Wednesday, Thursday and
Sunday from
8p.m. to2
a.m.; Friday
and saturday
from ·g p.m. to
2a.m. + PHONI:
(949) 64S.:3830
Renaudo cautioned. "He's.
strn1ght. and he doesn't realize
h~'s in a gay bar.·
Sure enoµgh, when a woman
1n our ptrrty approached lhe
man to bum d cigarette. he
turned to her with a smile that
Wednesday and Sunday . But we were never happy.
nights are karaoke. Somehow, even if we were with
When my friends and I went other w.omen, everr:one always
Th d · h · , knew we were straight. And they on urs ay rug t, it wasn t very never made us feel ·welcome.
OON LEACti I DAILY PILOT
Lion's Den bartender Mike Renaudo serves up a rum and Coke to Syd
Wilde, right, ~ friend Johnny Dolphin JaughS at her joke.
crowded. In fact, there were only The Lion's Den is not like ~iliat.
a handful of people, who seemeq • The vibe is comfottable and
~l!>fft(l ~@mWrff@
ADULT BOUTIQUE
•6,000 titles of rental and solH •locheler/llochekH'ette gifta
. on Aduh pro & amclNur videos •Lotionl/oiJ productt
• NewHt & latest reliecl ... rec.tv.d doily • ln•tructional adult videos
•Adultgome• & toy• _,.•Gog gfftt & lotions •Adult .,...ting ca rds, Inv~•
GJ\clm.na poch
7344 C e nter • Huntingto n Beach
7 14 898-0400
Open
Mon thru Sat
10am to 8pm
Sunday
noon-6pm
.Get a $17 'Super Ro~~'
in Laughlin, Nevada Now
... Plus a FREE Night in JUNE
• FREE slot machine pull.
Guaranteed win up to $5,000!
• FREE Spectacular Show!
On the Wings of Eagles
• Big name entertainment.
• FREE afternoon & evening
lounge entertainment.
• Adults-only pooVsp~ hours.
• FREE daily Social Hour.
• 'Non-smoking rooms &
casino areas.
• FREE shuttle to Outlet Mall.
• FREE 1940s Museum.
• Bring a guest! The $ l 7 rate
i for J or 2 (Sunday thro ugh
Thursday) until 711/99.
• FREE=j t stay June 1999. Buy 1 ni t receive a second
night E . ThW'I. & Fri.
combo pay Fri. rate.
CaDtitlltne:
t
SUPER ROOM
PAC_KAGE .
• 3 Daya & 2 Nlpta for 2
" 2 Bre.kfast Buffets
• 2 Prime RJb Buffett
• 2 Shrimp Cockr.us
• Funbook
accepting, and that's a wonderful
tbmg for a bar. : ·
And even if these thmgs don't
appeal, go for the music.
We dldn't hear a single song
that we didn't just loooove while
we were there. Even though we
Byron Chardonnay
!J J21
1996
Rutherford Hill
Merlot
s1321
Zubie's Proudly
Serving 30 Years!
414 Old N~wport Blvd.
Newport Beach
645-6086
Country Style & "South of the Border"
Breakfast $2.49 to $5.95 • Served 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Dinner Specials
Swordfish Dinner
$7.95
Toumedos of Beef w/Bemalse Sauce
$7.95
Plus our everyday low price
for lobster dinner
$16.95
C.Ompkrte dinnen tncluding salad.
Saved 5-10 p.m.
Celestino's
quality MEATS
7 Jw I ·in<·sr ,\1em w1<1 S<.•rvlce Atinl/ub/c•
\I I "\ \I I I" I HI I I
\ i \I
i{(l( 1,, I 1\11 I{\"\(,! ( 1111 hi,\
We C4N ll£Lp You PLAN DIE PUFECT DINNER FOR MOM!
-Pork Cro'Wn Roan Lamb Roast
Top Sirloin Roan . Lamb Racks .
Prime Rib Free Range Turkey
It's easy -We'll tell you how long to cook it
and whar to cook it with
Hur M£US To Go
AU Natural Chicken .............. $8.99.
Cook Pork Carnitas ............... $4.99•
Pork Carniw Dinner
(with ria and beant) ...................... $5.99.
wer~e otny people in e bar, • ~,,r
we were groovirtg to tM usic!
which included such gay bar .sta-
ples as Erc~sure, The Village Peo-
ple and Depeche Mode, as well
.as old standards such as Abba.
And did I mention the pool .is
:rree on Thursdays?
_/_ ome and have
~ {.(reakf ast in
T he Garden ...
('(ljt' ll<>W OWllC'tl Wl<l O/H'fOlt'<I l>t/ 1/1(' 't(/tl)(' }lllllill/
who 01t•1 lS Str Hu</t'~.
~lt>p l>i/ <1rl<l '<111 1111· 10 Kim Tho111 w1d \lr1f'1<1
,~fl I'(/, H , /tH IJI fll"ltktl./, f I' f l'f I"'/(' •
/"'''',... r/ /( 11 l;f'/•f'</'4
Crirml'!/ .~01 .9a,-~lc11 {af
'>< 1hd111xl I f(l(p /11111 1 ro I 1'1111 <;tn·,., CH"'" \leso
800!'00 . 9 4 9 -7 22 -1177
I I
M INVITATIONS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIO NS
CUSTOM GI FT WRAPPING
CUSTOM BANNERS
HELIU M TAN K REN TALS
M ON-SAT 9-6 CLOSED SUNDAYS
270 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa ·
(949) 722-1803 ~
--· -... -.. ··-·--·~· -
-' -datebook Saturdoy.~8. 1999 A21 ~:.:::::_~~~~~~~----=--=-=~~~~~-===-=~====-~~~=-"-..c:,-;..~~.-
•• , •• 10111
MU$1C information, coll 171•> 155-5~99.
r ill!lllAl.L WIZARD RH ANO Jl<ZZ ~· at 10 and 11 ,30 a.m. Con~ b1ueo artist Chris 1llt POdllc Symphony Oreb.tr.-Whyno1Jllbt Wiil perfonn at Tbe
wtll P"fonn the flnol MOIV)'ll'I Vie,; Lounge ln Newport
Musical MOmlog of the aeason Beocb on Sunday from 7:30 t6
II the Orange C:Ouoty Pelform-11,30 p.m. His ainging and ,..._
Arts Center. They will play ophone playing WW be acoom-
Shrovetide Fair"' from -f-pan>' ¢ by Ron Kobayubl Qn
vinsky's Petrushka, pianO, They will perform tradl-
igb.i' Roman Festivals and tional rhythm and blues and ~es forTWos~ from Bar-jan pi0ces. The View Lounge
's Coricerto for Orchestra. is at the top of The ·Newport ,
!1)i:_kets are $10 for children a.nd ManiQtt Hotel in Newport
U2 for adults. Por more inlor-Beach. for more injonnation,
tion, coll 17141155-5188. 'cilll 1949) 640-4000.
,tAZZ•IN MAY B E111ery Wednesday, Thursd4y ' .El:THOVEN SPEAKS'
:and Sunday evening in May, Actor/musician Jeffrey Briar
Brian BaaetVJason Wilkins will perform his one-man show,
:nto will play at Wllidows Od ·Beethoven Speaks,• Thwsday
1)2e Bay. Wmdows is 4t 2241 at 7:30 p.m. Through words and
West Coast l;fighway in New-music, Briar, dressed as
port Beach, For more lnfonna-Beethoven, will tell the story of
ti.on about performances at the musician's life. The Jewish
. Windows, call (949) 722-1400. Community Center is l_ocated
on 250 East Baker St. in Costa
'A TRIBlfTE TO Mesa at the comer of Baker
ANIMATED FllMS' and Red Hill 1lckets for mem-
OCC's W1110 Ensemble will be.rs are SS and for nonmem·
play •A Tnbute to Animated -be.rs are $8. For more i.nfonna-
Films, • a concert featuring lion, call {714) 7~5-0340. '
mQSic from Disney blockbuster
films on Sunday. Tickets are $5
pre-concert and $7 -at the door.
For more information, call (714)
432-5880 or 1888) ~22-5378. ..... ,,,_, .•.
ART GARFUNKEL WITH '
PAOAC SYMPHONY
Garlunkel of the legendary
· on & Garfunkel duo, will
perform With the Pacific Sym-
phony Pops tonight at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Garfunkel will sing a
Dumber of classic Simon & Gar-
funkel hits and the Pacific Sym-
phony will play pieces from
such films as •star Wars.· Tick-
ets rilnge from $22-S52 and are
available at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center: Tickets
may also be pwchased through
Ticketmaster at (714) 740-7878.-
The Center is at 600 Town Cen-
ter Drive, Costa Mesa. J:or more
S'{AGE ~·· ..
DAVIS GAINES
Performer Davis Gaines, who
play~ the title role in Andrew
Uoyd Webber's '"The Phantom
of the Opera,~ will pedorm in
the Cabaret.Club at -Pounders-
Hall today and Sunday. Tick.ets
are $42-546. Tickets may be
purchased at l'Eie Center box
office. and thrQugtr Ti.cketmaster
at 1714) 740-7878 or 1213) 365-
3500.
NEWSCRIPT .
On Monday at 7:30 p.m.,
Newscript will be staged at
South Coast Repertory. This
will be fourth in a series of five
staged readings. Tickets are $8.
SCR is at 655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa..
fr(38h
._IN 'DA NOISE, •
-IN'OA~' _,
The J-pb Papp Public The·
ater/New York Shakespeare
l'eldVol prodll<;lloo of George
<;:.Wolfe's 'Bllrtg tn '<la.Noise,
A ' In '(ja Ptink' will be .,rmg -ftaged at the Orange County
Pi!rfonning Arts Center. The
Tony AwArd-winning mukk41
will be performed 1\lesday
llbrougb May 16. A sign lan-
guage-interpreted performance
will be 'on May 15. Tickets are
521 to $52,50. For more infor~
mation, call_(714) 740-7878 or
(213) 365.$oo.
'fHE NORMAN CO!IQUESTS'
South Coast Repertory presents
Jl\lan Ayckbourn's •Roll;Jld o.nd
Round the Garden," part of
•nie Norman Conquests• trilo-
gy about a librarian's misguid-
ed e.(forts to incite a swinging
weekend. The production runs
Friday through M.ay 16. Tickets
are $18-$45. SCR is at 655
Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. For more in.formation,·
coll 171417.08-5569.
ARI
1999 BIENNIAL -•
This exhibition of Southem Cal-
ifornia emerging artists will
continue until today. The exhf.
bition is on Wsplay in the Beall
GaIJeries of the main museum
building in Newport Beach.
The Orange County Museum of
Art is at 850 San Clemente!Yr:·....,..
For more information, call (949)
759-1122.
HENRY DILTZ PHOTO EXHIBIT
Rock.'n'roll photographer Heruy
Diltz wUl display his pho-
tographs at The Sutton Place
Art Gallery until May 15. Pho-
tographs will be available for
purchase through the gallery.
The Sutton Place Art Gallery in
Tue Sutton Place Hotel is at
4500 MacArthur Blvd., New-
port Bead\. For more informa·
tion, <all 19491 955-5600.
ripe, sweet, juicy,
Strawberries 0
FIELD FRESH PRODUCE STAND
I
1.00 OFF: 1/2 FLAT SWEET JUICY
.W.Jt•2!21 _ £tr11..w~rrHS __ .,...
,... It..., ..
* ··-•t11• . . .............. , ------....... lc;llC .,.._,,,..
...... 1
I
Iceberg Lettuce
Large. I""irrn Heads
10£ EACH LfMIT 3
Chiquita Ban;:tI?-as
41t.1s1.oo ••. ,,
..
OC C's summer offerings
College's theater season will take audiences back to the '40s
Te».t Tmls Childrmt's show, C.S. Lewts' •The ty Education Office at (? 1-4J -43:.P.-
W bot with liollywoocL
tlarkening back to.
. World Wax \I these
days, the mid-1940s are being
rediscovered by many--and
discovered by most.
DCC will take its sud.iences
back to 1944 in June when it
kicks off a Uuee-show sununer . se~n with ·swmQti,m8 Can-
teen,• a musical set in a Holly-
wood canteen il'l" London just pri-
or to the Nortriari'dy invasjon.
Between the music (•senti-
mental Journey;" "You'll Never·
Know,• ~I'll B~ Seeing You,•
' "Boogi'e
THEATER PREVIEW ~:;i•
Boy") and
the youthful el'-uberance are the
air raid sirenS and the premoni-
tion that a good many Of the
young men preparing 101 that
June 6 boat ride won't be uslng
their return ticke~.
OCC's John Ferzacca is
directing the s)low, whicb will
De slaged June 17-20 and 24-27
in the college's Drama Lab The-
ater.
Following •Canteen• will be a
50°/o OFF
HEMPIDLL'S
RUGS & CA~PETS
Uon the Witch ·and the 5880. Call the Theate_r; Arts
Wardrobe,'" to be presented in Deparµnent at (714) 432-5640 for
OCC5-90(>.~t Robert,8. Moore detail$ about the O.rlg:inalPlay
Th~atre. -... Festival. " ·
Adapted by Joseph Rob~'tte;-Before they start prepanng
and based on the first book of their own origmal plays f9r the
Lewis' classic series •Tue Chron-July festival, members of OCC
ides of Namia,' the play Rep will be staging a dozen one.
recounts the ~gic and mystery act plays -. many of them origi·
of Ast~. the great lion, and his nals -next week0end ~·the col-
struggJe with lhe White Witcl\. ll Iege's annual Spring One·Act
a1so tells o( four ch.ildre.p. who Play Festlyal opens a two-week·
inadvert.enUy ~ander fron; _an end engageplent. · '
old wardrobe mto the exatmg Several run:erent plays Will be 'tan~ of N~IL. -presenied nightly, and the bill of
The Lion, the Witch and the fa.re also includes-short plar->
Wardrobe· will ~on stage July from classicai and Contemporary
7-10 and 14-1 ~·with 10 a.m. per-bterature. The shows will feature
formances ~unng the wee~. the talents of the company's CompJettn~ the colleges sum-actors. directors, deSlgners and
mer season will be the Ongmal 1 hts who participate in
Play Festival 1999 i11 lhe sn1aller ~ a~~n 4'0 difterent produc-Drama Lab Studio, under I.he or ....
hi f r. 1 d bons eal-'' year leaders p o acu ty a VlSOr A xi 1 1 120 t de ts Alex Golson. ppro ma e ~ s ~ . n
Members or occ·s Repertory part.1c1pate m lhe Rep ~rogram,
·Theater Company will present a under the tutelaf!e of theate r
series of short plays, all written arts tnstructo~s Rick Gol~on and
and directed by theater artS stu-Cynth_1a Corli:!y. Th~Spnng
dents The festival will run Julf One-Acl-"Pesuval will be staged
1s=16.and 22-25. May 14-16 and 21-23 in OCC's
· Sununer ticket information Studio Theater, with ticket
abOut "Canteen" and "LI.on• is i.nformauon avculable at {714)
available at the OCC Comin.uru-432-5640. ext. 1.
' -
ROSEY'S AUTOBODY6 ~~~· ._You Have the Rig t
.. 'to Choose Your·
Repair Facility ·
nsist on the Best .
Lifetime Warranty
Full Service Collision Centerr<::'.":---,
Insurance Approved .Shop
(949) __ 642-4522 .
121 . Industrial Way • Costa Mesa
A M;,cGillivra~ l"rceman rilm ·
.. ···cOiilmllnity forum
llllOllAL -. . mFeaCber haef, right idea, wro~g re~ction .
H . ast week, substitute
teacher Carlene Brown
walked out of her teach-
ing assignment at Costa' Mesa
High School
.. · She did so, she says, to
"1' protest the crowded and dete-
Q ric>rating dassroows. She also
c claims she receiv.ed support
·., from fellow teachers and Stu-· ··
dents at the school.
•'
School officials, however,
NRA positions
reasonable, if you
think about it · ·
I hnd 1t disturbing thdl a
Daily Pilql column1sl, who I
usudlly dgree with, hds
gone so far off the path of rea-
son and common sense m hJs
alldck on the Nallonal Rille
AssooatJon How m the world
is the NRA responsible, even
collalerdlly, for the Columbine
tragedy? How 1s the defense
of our Constitullon an absur-
dity? Mr. Bell lists a number of
'tfuotes, whJch he categonzes
as absurd, that i;lctually are
not only far from absurd but
even -dare I say reason·
·contend that Brown misunder-
stood how many sh!dents were
.in the classes an~ accused' her
of ma.king a deliberate political
. statement at the e~pense of the
students' education.
nuw:re right.
Certainly, there is no arguing
that our classrooms are too full.
It's unreasonable to expect
teachers to be able to reach all
36 students in a. classroom, -·'
which is the number she faced. -~ (The average high school class
in Newport-Mesa has 28 stu-
dents.)
But it isn't unreasonable to . .
expect them to try, which is ·
what Brown was bei~g paid lo
do that day. ···
Brown says she wants to see
major change's to Calif omia 's
educational system, including
the creation of charter schools,
R E A D E R ·s H 0 l l I N E
which receive state mon'f but
are exempt from many of the
laws and.regulations govern-
ing state education.
She bas every right to argue
that case on her own time. And
she's-correct that changes need
to be made on our public
school campuses. But it wasn't
right to point that put by aban-
doning those.students she
claims she wants to help.
current students and, when
she n~eded some extra help
over a rough spot in her acad-
emic career, Bonnie was n~ver •
too busy fo help her/us out.
She's a wonderful, caring
teacher and it's gratifying to
see her recognized as such.
DIANE GOMEZ
Costa Mesa.
Substitute teacher's
walkout a needed
protest •
Carlene Brown is a· revered
teacher whQ has be.in •
• requested by students and
teachers alike. She has never
walked out on a job before
and gave up. her lucrative
teaching career to use her
own money to help schools
become better.
able! One advocates resp6nsi-
ble instruction in the recre·
ational use of firearms for
youths -the Boy Scouts
taught me how to shoot a .22,
wtule my grandfather taught
me how to shoot a shotgun.
How absurd! Ban grandfa-
thers and Boy Scouts I I The
next quote is tfom an NRA
recruiter tallcing about people
s1grung up to protect their 2nd
Amendment rights. That sillv.
absurd Constitution! The neil
quote is from author Tum
Clancy, who corr.ectly points
out the fact that explosive
devices were ustd· and Ii we
follow the gtln-<e>ntrol folks'
logic, we should immediately
ban chemistry classes. How
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pl.OT
Kaiser Elementary teacher Bonnie Brigman, with Dowers in.hand, leads her· students back
Bravo to someone who
takes a stand. She was can-
celed out of her next day
teaching job for. trying to
make the schools better for
the "students, the teachers, the
administrators and the minori-
ties. Jessica Garrison and the
Daily Pilot have done an
excellent job of •telling it like
it 15, • and it is about time that
everybody, including those
without children, stand up
and do s<>inething about our
children's education. They are
our future!
to class after being named Teacher of the Year.
absurd I "
The NRA has advocated
resportsible and safe recre-
comer. We must take respon-
sibility for our kids and for
ourselves. We cannot continue
to lash out at the easiest tar-
gets and ignore the real issues
which, unfortunately, is exact-
ly what Mr. Bell' did. •
I am not a member of the . .<ltional use ol firearms.since
its mception. It has sponsored
legislation pushing for harsh
penalties for using any gun in
any c,rime. The sad facts about
Columbine remain clear. Two
mindless criminals wreaked
havoc upon their school. They
broke every law they possibly
· could, and no law could have
reveoted them from doing
bat they did. It is totally ille-
·NRA, as I don't agree with
their uncompromising stance
on some issues. But Mr. Bell is
way off the mark, and his
characterization of Ure NRA
and jhe 2nd Amendment is ·
bofll unfaii Md~wholly unwar-
ranted. It is.truly unfortunate
that any~ would co-opt the
tragedy fil Littleton to further
their agenda.
al to buUd or possess bombs
-yet they had over 30 of
ROBERT DICKSON
Newport Beach
em. It is totally illegal for 17-
ear-old high school kids to
,.._lf><>Ssess ~TEC-9, yet they did.
e, as a society, cannot bury
ur heads m the sand and let
ovemment legislate us into a
No surprise about ·
teacher of the year
Regarding •students are
her 'living rewards'• (April 28)
LETTER TO '
THE EDITOR
d Bingo is their game
itetn J.S about a Tuesday event
and would be published Saturday
,.. or Monday, ti you please. The
Tuesday afternoon bingo players of the
Costa Mesa Senior Center are once
again being challenged to change
~ers and volunteers. Since Bill
~old, our regular caller, died in
, qctober 1998, we have kept our Tues-
day bingo committee alive and well. • But we're always ready to receive
<1on.ated pastries. On Tuesday, May 11,
~ staff is going to ask for a vote by
Tuesday players to choose between
Tuesday-style bingo or the Thurs-
y-style bingo with a dilf erent caller.
e strongly encourage our regular --=-Y afternoon bingo players to
loyal to the group. Your eight
unteen are trying hard to supply
weekly with MimJ's muffins,
OS of nWJery pl&rits, along with
aurprllel plus grocery certificates
t the center provides. Ma:ny seniors
forward to a three-fold attrec:tkJn
Tuelday. Blood pr:enure in tbe
..,. .... 1r1n, a hot meal at DOClG with ~
~~ tbe organ, tbell Tuelday alts·
from 1 to 3 p.m. We would·
Mith one ot the 40 ple}WI Who wm to return with a frilind
belp support ow ..... 1.n.mooa.,..., ..... . . AMm..,.,.. . a.,....
RICK Hl:AAN I DAILY Pl.OT
Carlene Brown, a substitute teacher, walked out of a class-
rcfom tn pro~ beCause of class size and poOT condition:;.
on Teacher of the Year Bonnie I Brigman has been awarded
Brigman. To those who know . this honor. My daughter is
her, it is no surprise that Mrs. lucky enough to be one of her
MllLIA G
SUE OLESON
Huntington Beach
School board
members should
· focus on schools
This is a letter to Wendy
Leece. Wendy, religion is a
very personal thing.• We have
priests, ministers and rabbis
that can handle that very well.
You don't need to tell us about
religion. Why don't you worry
about 39 and 43 kids per class
at Costa.Mesa High School.
How do you people keep on
I
electing this person?
. GEORGE LAMPINEN
-Newport Beach
The Diiily Pilot welcom
letters on issuesJ~oncernitlg •
Newport Beaqi and Costa~
Mesa_. Then~ are !our w~y;
to send in c;omments: . I'. ~;tE~ -Mail tote :
.1 Dlilly Pilot, 3~0, W. Bay St.1 1
1 Costa Mes~:;627 • • JtEAQ 't{OTI.INE --.
Call (949) 642.6086 .
• PAX -Send to (949}
646-4170
• E..:MAn. -Send to
daUypilot@earthlink.net
All correspondence must
include your full .name,
hometown and phone num-
ber (for verilication purposes
only).
·READERS
RESPOND
·· CalJing for
BlaCk Ball
support~
• compromise iJ I /~'f
. AT ISSUE: How often ·
• i_,_ • sh~ttld the city raise the ~
Black Ball flag?
Black Ball
compromise needed
I was reading the letters in the
-:way riders respond to the rai$-
tng of the Black Ball. And
although I have never spefit a lot of .
time at the beach in Califqrrua, I
did spend a lot of rune at the beach
in Texas. And I do h>'ve the beadi.J
like to swf and I ·like to bodysurf.
And I am not too familiar with the-
issues of surfers versus bodysurf
on the Wedge. But, I think Wtlliaid!.!
Polder has a really excellent com-
promise. However, after having-
worked with my association to
establish some rules regarding the
use of the pool, I know that no -1
matter what c;pmpromise is offered,: 1
someone will always complain. •
The people that surf will want to i
surf seven days a week, 52 weeks
a year. And the people that want tO:
bodysurf are going to want body- '
surf seven days a week, 52 weeks : I
a year. So, maybe William Polder •
would make' a good politician, I ~
don't know. But he certainly came :
up with an equitable compromise. ,
~OCIE WEIS~
Newport Bea~
Best bodysurfing
in the world
I am calling in regards to the • :
question of h~w oft the Black :
Ball should be fl g at the Wedge.
Well. I have riding the·, ~
Wedge for about 15 years. I surf it
and bodysurf it. The waves are
very good before 10 a.m., before
the Black Ball, for surfing. Any-
thing after that, it starts to deterio-
rate. And for surfing, it is just a
short wave and I only did it :
1 because I was down there all of thEl
time. It is not 8 surfing wave at au. r I
I think that the surfers who ~ 1
ridden the place in the last fiv& , , fl
years, it has become popnlar1 it is I
jusf notoriety. It is just a drop. For-ii
bodysurfing, it is the best bodys~l ing wave in the world. I have been I
in the pipeline contest and I have
seen the bodysurfers there. The
most progressive bodysurf ers in the
world are at the Wedge. 1• And· I think it should be noted 1 that because of the Black Ball and
the crew of people that come down
t.tiift. and the kids, and every-
~. and the way they push each
other to do even more progressive
thirlgl, li the reason why it is the
mOtJt famous break for bodysurting 1
In the world. And I'll tell you, I
have been to Hiwail and I Used to '
get cnmments all of ttie time OI). I bow good we are and bow n!JUFe-.
able the difference ii 1n prognw-I a.. Ml, I
It D88dl to remain that way. We 1
need to pnll8Mt that and you ean't
wt.a you baye boogie boUd8il
ad~ bwden. ''lber c:u tf'8 • ,... Nl6de wl,.. ,_
Clifll h--11111!11~ .... -·'. r•& 1!!11.Jllll•lllt
... . . .. .. _,,, . •"' . . ... . . .. ... . . '
...
FUNERALS ...
flowers at the foot of the casket. •
A videp of one of Sierra's dance competi-
twi!wat'.~howrt. It brought a mix of tears and tau ~ru-~/ .
· ierra admired her mom, who was a dance
'instructor,·frtends said. Cindy Soto wore dark
glaSses 'throughout the service, mobbed with
warmth and love after her daughter was car-
ried away. A fnend re'ad a letter from Soto to
her daughter
•Dear s~et Sierra Beth,• rejld Judy 1
Kruggel. ·1 love you more than yo)f will ever
}mow. You made my-heart sing and gave me
,t5oundless amounts of love You will aJways be
my shining star. l will carry you torever in my
heart.• . .
Grief was palpable and sobs·punctuated the
Wiener funeral servtce at Mount Si.mu Memo-
~~ Park m Los Angeles. ln.1de the temple,
flowe~ and a J>.Ortrtut of the11fuiling blond boy
sat next to the unthinkably srhall coffin.
-•Sometimes it lS O\.U' task to find out how
much music we can make with what we have
left," said R~bbi Solomon Rothstein, attempt-
ing to console Brandon's grief-stricken family
during the ceremoqy. •People don~t wind up in
the growi9. Pe,ople"wind up in the me111Pries of
'pther people."' J;.~:. · 1 . ,
\"~ hjs only ,referQ\l~~;}tf Abrams, Rothstein
SETTLE students He1d1 Funderburk, Kevy
HOW TO H~ll' THE FAMIUES McNcif, William Watson, Donny
~;~;:;;=:=~~~w, .. ....: i Bndgman and Amanda Arthur. A ~ sss 1ri111 s.. s... CONTINUED FROM A 1 Joint swt was al o filed by Ddvid
1 : McMillan and Eric Freeman. t~tn~ 1171 WlittM ~ ·Tue oty won't be paymg any The claun by the pldmtiJfs was
' } : money in this case,• sa1a Dan· that lrvt.ne Avenlile was hd7a{douc:ly ·~lllitlllS • 10.Ui tftpJlt'., tSOSAi*4 j Spradlin, an ·llttomey repre! enting slick with wat~r1 left -by i.prinltlers v.d.£.t.~(714t ,. I : Newport Bedch m the lawsuit. wl\en the 1989 Chevy Blazer carry-•NYC~··+ Bv'ft•I01.11,.0r,.,.,m,ttcnort;d · '1. i "From the c1ty'f.. perspective, we ing thf' group of Newport Harbor
c.l 1949)650-6610. • ~,7 ; .:L• l sympathize w1th dll the plamliffs· 1-{1gh School student.. crashed thE: n..•n,.....o lllililialff~rot~Al ·: :-0ver this tragedy and we arc glad to rught of May~· 1997. Th~ vehicle
.._ .. iaa.litUllaMllO · -.-.' I. l see th.is wrnppid_up. Now, maybe dnven by Jason Rausch struck the Thnllho1lllle1 ""'••~byC.olWoeds~Jm. i y can get on ~Uh their livC's: center median and flipped over,
don W.. "• Ul UL" S p.111 • ..,. n.. ...... wt ll&:iil thl l ihe {®.fee. ment comes a month killing 18-year-old Donny Bndgman
Im.Ip .... • 21471 lroaldll1t S.~ ~~A~ / ~ .Petote. ·4'1,. ~xnctc(j lengtliy'-and and senously injured ·Arthur cmd ._itf'llllllllli. : costly o\fu• tJta.l ~a Gcheduled to Townsend. • l l;egin. ~\thougb lhP-s'tUC'mcnt has-Rausch, 20, who w~ the de.stg·
insisted tl)at the child's death was not God's l ,n't be~bnalized -it f~ expec;ted to nated driver as the truck r~turned
will, but mstead God's will as "to do something 1 •take another three v.;eeks• r--the from a party, pleaded gutlty to \'ehic·
about the crazy people who walk this earth.•. mQney Will ·hk~l~&rnpe~ate, ~ ular m~fJ,s)aughter last Ma)& and WdS
Rothstem thanked the com.mwuty for the : part, llie'-vu:tims' ~amili for thel! sent~M.Joto !.hree year.; probation
outpouring of love and support, reading a medical bills. , and~O liour3 okommun1ty hervke
poem written for Brandon by a neighbor. The Attorneys representing one o.f the .lµi:ording to'testJmony at a 1997
rabbi also shared a Mother's Day card sent to Vlctims, Odniel Town!>end, con-hettrtng, Kuk Johnson of CahJorrua
Brandon's mother, Pam, by another child, who firmed that their cbent received Maintenance said the computer-con-
said she W'as sending the card because Bran-about $250,000 from the settlement trolled spnnkler system on the medi·
don could not. with the maintenance company. an may have been on for two min-
The somber presence of Costa Mesa police •All of the other pl8..Ultiffl> com-utes pnor to the crash before '>hul-
officers and firefighters offered further proo( bined received a relabvely small ting off.
that Monday's tragedy touched ,the heart of the percentage of the total· amount,• However, the plaintiffs' attorneys
community. Lights flashing, a C'.'bsta Mesa fire said one of Townsend's attorneys, believe the landscape company was
engine and police car followed Brandon's fam-Daniel Leonard. ,somewhat liable, although some of
ily in th,e funeral procession. · Other swts-were filed on behalf of them believe that Rausch's reckless
•
driving was the rna.ui rea..son their
clients were tnJured .
·1 think when you look at the
overall ca , there is no question the
driv r was r~nsible, • s&d Robert
Baker, who also represents Damel
Town ena. ·u the pavement was
dry, th1 wouldn't hqve·happened? I
can't tell you that." ·
The dgrcement al.so comes' after
the . announcement last month by
Arthur that she was ~g to drop
the lawswt against the city and
mainlfmance company. Arthur said....,. .
she felt morally and sp111tually oblig· ·
ated to dismiss the case. · ~
Artpur, 19, uffered ma1or injuries
m the accident that Jett her in a coma
tor th.rec mcmths She awoke· from
the coma ·with. bram damage and
pi!raly i~ on her nght side. Her med-
ical bills are l?!>tunated at more than
$400,000.
. _With the ca_es agaiost two of.the
defendants reportedly resolved,
there still remains the heated issue
over thf.! insurance money from
Bridgman's estate and ·Rausch. Both
Farmers Insurance and State Farm
Insurance, that represent the parties.
hdve said they .. will pay the victuns·.J
about $2.6 million to settle the law-
suits.
~~
Mattress Outle.t Store
-.°STUDib-}UN
PHOTOGRAPHY . ..
... _ .J
lo·
Second Annual
Newport Harbor High School
Home & Garden Tour
•Thursday, May 13, 1999
• 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Vi.si t charming o nd unique homes in the
Newport Harbor area. You wiU enjoy lunch catered by
PLUM'S of Costa Mesa with coffee and refreshments
by Aroma's Expresso Cafe of Costa Mesa.
. · Tickets $35 .
, .
TICKETS PRE-SALE ONLY!
CALL TODAY! (949) 862-4100
"''/f/11 (/,'// .... / (}/////'
alX>ard tht /Gbuwu.s tt.11-inclusivt 6-nar
~\c H \DIS. O'\ DI \MO'\D
A
RADISSON SEVEN SEAS
C RU ISES
da 29ch Romc-M11Jc1ra & Nov 8. Madcm1 San uan, 19 nights.
'Musi't{,tsti~ C7 ius • Cgncerdt{l!.(,er f Slrir&,~rdJ!:'i~ · 1,luM 19, ncs· ~er June 30 Dlwcr..Stcx om I J\ug 2 vcr-o plorc
rhc sourer of cl.usical mu,ic, sroppmg 1n cmcs rich wich culrurc, art and history.
2 FOR 1 . Fall Carib~ Sil Tr~ f!! San loan from $1798.00 ~en ~ov 17 & Nov. 23, 1999~ Juan: ar a G;.Muwuquc. Nevis, St Kirn, t~.
5.an JIU!l • Plus air add on ·
£,agama <:anal I Costa Ri ca for 2000-50% Off Second pmon fm
7. 8 & 9 niglu cru1-.a. J.m <t-Fcb 25 $2.000 Call for dcmls.
p~tiou~ P1f-~tin~ ~a ~old~ on~ . f!Osc cct sa~nil~" per ;:n:<iJ)bOa~u .... come ii. & ~oclr.uls or
4in'?cr with the Cap111n . . '"' :, .
• • A •
" / . /.
CRU1S£ HBADQ.UARTERS
Call Mariners Travel Service/SunStyle
949-646-0203 . " 601 Dover Dr!Ye, Suite 14 •Newport Beach, <A 92663
C.1lifornii Sellers of Trav_e/ Reg. 1203763·7
« d' I CJ.6 •
MwL•"" l Year
...... I coulda\ ldlw .._ f.t Ji.. 2J ..
of &t and I~ liod1Ill!Mr~1111 ao.p
h1aml I wilh I bcw m&er lioir _. JOP.
wmbin llld llJlllllh a-. ..... , ....
11.wrllllmd moncr. I,.., w,_.i. ..,......a.fl
BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT
Get the Best for Less!
3165 Hatbor Bl vd.
Co sta Mesa
One Block South or 405 rwy
545-7168
ECHO. CANYON
GUEST RANCH ·
AU~~W~A~
~~
The Perfect Summer Getaway
Loatid bene.ltt1 the beautiful ~ flaks ol Soulhem Colofado.
Alt new facJUties with an futlltnt dlvtrsllled
•Dally Rides
~DrM
+Ropl111 t.mons
+Gold Panning
•Ashing
horRback ridl program
•Trap Shooting
•Atdlefy
•Hot Tub
*Wildlife Viewing
*Golded Natl.I~ Tours
1-800-341-6603
*Pack Trips
*(,olf
VISIT OUll WH '"' .. , -W.Gu1ru .. o.co ..
~ O. IOll 321, I.A UT"-,CO 810S~
Chemfree
EXTERMINAnNG ALTERNATIVES
r COMMERCIAL• RESIDENTIAL I
• WHOLESAI,E
-TENT filJMIGATIONS J
F~P~~~ .
(949) 646-9901 [ml
www .studiojun.com · CERT1F1E.o •
. 711W1-th 'l (at Pomon;a) lrut 0-7,Coi.t.i Mesa -a block from Trader ]oc's
t •
r • •
See Our Fine
Selection Of
Secretaries & Curios
• ·'
June 3, 1~99
DoubkT~e Houf • 3050 Bristol St.,.Costa M a11 .
8 a.m. -9 a.m. Rtpstrauon (' nnnc:nal Rrcakfut
9 a.m. -3 p.m. rmgr.un
11it Anhnm Foond:mon mvirn J'OU m
bn!lli 71•11r lq:;il d•i(Umt'flII and iuiYt> the
OJ'PO"wUt) ro tllk aoour the mn4ial.
kgal. and t1.111ncial man~n unporunt
you A ~t,pb ~·
nd C.uhy tr( n ut(l itnd fin.an&J 1 • • ~ ot l:nnc l'l.ani:ulll
rLlM1rw rrolmiOn~h wiU be ... ili!llt-• lltn (Ir I l1uvr1n«
1,11 ~ )'fNf quntlON durifll
.. ,. m IWIC' ~ diM.111UIOnt • Ch«111 .. an ln-atmml ~
A '-J/tl ,._,, u 1''"'*" •,.,., t/"-11.,...... ............ ;, ---*PJ•,.---.•w
Rotr.rN.C,.OWr
HIGHMAllK
FU D
A24 ~day. May 8, 19'!9 .. Do ily Pilot .
-:NEED YOUR
LEXUS SE·RVICED?
ti 75 COMPLIMENTARY LEXUS LOAN CARS
ti HAND CAR WASH & VACUUM INCLUDED WITH
EVERY ~ERVICE
ABi ur1s~
MINUTES
FROM
FASHION
lSLANDr . .
No waiiing for an aPi>omtment. . . ... ...,_ ;
ti SERVICE OPEN: MON.-FRl. 7:30AM. 8:00 PM. SAT. 8:00AM~ 5:'00 PM ...
ORANGE COUNTY'S PRE-OWNED SUPER STORE
'96 LEXUS. '96 LEXUS '.96.LEXUS '96 LEXUS -'96 LEXUS '96 LEXUS
E!fea~e~O ES 300 · ES.300 ES 300 ES 300 ES 300 leather. R~leather. Ruby, leather Cashmere Beige, CD player, CD player. CO ploher, C pla~EH". chrome wheefs. leather. chrome leather,
chrome wheels. chrome w eels. chrome w Gels, moonroof wheelO moonroof. chrome wheels,
moonrool · moonroof moonroof, 33k ml CR y,108!' 1 ~91< mile• ,...... C pl'2:er moonroof/ 38K mil~s (17738/1 4 38781 (17861/156639) {17821/1495331 1 6 2/ 6169) 11766411 22671 {17704 134795 S20,995 S20,995 522,995 S23,495 S23,49S S23,995
'96 LEXUS '96 LEXUS '96 LEXUS '95 LEXUS •95 LEXUS •97 LEXUS
ES 300 ES 300 ES 300 GS 300 SC 400 ES300
White, leather, Leather, leolher. leather, CD player, leathe!",
\ow miles, CD ployer, chrome wheels, C D ~layer, moonroof. lroctlon, , C Gl plater, Leolher, rutl ~wer
chrome wheels, moonroof, c rome wheels, chrome wheels, .chrome W eels, duol p/seots, ow mlfes
moonrool} 4 l K•m1les 33K mlles 28K miles moonroof -moonroof .
117706 140846) 118051 /159217) 11796 711523301 . 11770711092301 (17888/039393) 11801210008911
5~3,995 S24,995. S25,795 5 25,995 S26,995 ~27,495
'96 'LEXus-'98-LEXUS '96 LEXUS '96 LEXUS '98 LEXUS •95 LEXUS
GS300 liS 300 LS 400 GS 300 ES 300 SC 400 leather, CD player, , leather, CD player, leather, leatl\et-; ' ' -leather,
chrome wheels, chrome Wheels, · CD player, CD ·p~...-· t l eathOf, .,. CD plater, moonroof, 'moonroof moonroof, chrome e91s, CD player, chrome w eels, 47K mlles wa"rron~J 1 5k' miles ph,ine ~nroof, 3 2k mi moonroof . moonroof,J!:hone l.176Q0/12024l) 11793 038955) 117814/0436421 982/1204701 11775710306971 11795210 39241 S28,795 529,495 S30,495 S30,995 S3Q,995 S31,295
•95 LEXUS '96 LEXUS '96 LliXUS '96 LEXUS '96 LliXUS '96 LEXUS
LS 400 LS .400 LS 111100 LS 400 LS 400 • LX 450 Cashmere leather, Black . leather, leather, CD player, Wti1te, leather, leather, lBathec, CO player: Nokomtc hl, to player, 40k mlfes, chrome chrome wheels, Nokomichl, moonroof, CD plo~er, chr~me wheels,
chrome wh-ls wheels moonroof,' moonroof, CD p la;{,er, chrome w -Is, toW p g ., moonrool,
moonroog onl~ 3 l i( miles . CPc pl~er i;ihone 4.SK mll"j ~romew -Is rnoonrool/ 32K mil~s runnln; boards 1179 3 10 ~9551 11.76 O'IO 39981 117876/0494 5 ) 11 958/04 55061 117949045333 118054 1302851 S32,995 534,995 •35,995 •36,995 •37;-995 5 38,995
'96 LliXUS '96 LEXUS '96 LEXUS •97 LEXUS '97 LEXUS •97 LEXUS
LS 400 LS 400 ~! ... ~~~'/ 'i;X 4i?,O L9t90~~0 LS 400
leather, leather, heated soots lock, leot , leat~, Nokomlchl CD ~lay..-, moonroof, CD player trocCon CO player, CD ploy~. 2 4 k ml, CD plo~er, C plo~er, c rome wheels, chrome w::rfs, 2 3 miles chrome whfflskmoonroof. chrome wheels, chro:f w -Is, chom9w Mis,
low miles moonroo , tow pky phone, 39 miles m nroof 1 ·owner moonroo 39K mdr. moonroof 2-f;K mllns 11798110381381 11 79601052601 . 11 799510469551 54 5117~1 931 l1 7954 /c)76788 . 11 77 10/0 7949
5 38;995 •39,995 •39,995 •39,995 " •41,495 •42,495
. .
&'IUUti•
•
' .
-
1
' I I
I
l
J
I
__ ... _
~rdoy, May 8, 1999 • Sports Edilof Roger Corison • 9.49.,57 4.4223
II I G II S C II 0 0 l T I I C If l II D F I ·E l D
~ack Bay .g4-ls put· on a · sliow ·
senior Alicia McFall finished first ,_ _____ _ ,firushed 'thud ln the 1,600 (5:18.4). •Newport's Dill, Steen double;
Cd.M's Morse reigi:is in 800 again,
TONY ALTOBEW
and secolld, respe~vely, in the
1,600 meters for Newport Harbor.
Steen won the event last yea,r as a
J.eony Cummins finish~d third
•(l*I Mt,.., in the 800 (2:25.84) for Corona del
......,.,.._. ·Mar.
!Wt Plot freshman.
Steen got the gold with a time of
S:Q.4.64 while McFall finished run·
ner-up with a time of 5:07.79.
Steen also took the gold in the
Newport Harbor's . April Ross
equalled her second-place efforts
from last spring in the biple jwnp
(37:10 1/2) and hlgh jump (5·3).
She finished fifth in the long jump.
IRVINE -Krista Dill made the discus and
shot put events her own personal play-
ground for Newport Harbor High in Friday's
Sea View League girls track a.ad field finals
1 at Irvine High.
3,200, winning with a time of 11: 18.4. McFall
was second (11:19.75). She also captured sil-
The S~ors totaled 98 points to finish .
third as a team.
ver at last years finals. Dill's mark of 38-8 wen the shot put bet·
tered her personal best by more than two
feet. She went 115-6 to win the discus. .
•Dill really impressed me in the shot
put,• Sailor girls coach Erle 1Weit said about
the junior. •ctearing her best by two feet is
remarkable."
"They both r'an outstandingly today,"
1Weit said of the duo. •1 couldn't ask for any-
thing more out of them, except a repeat per·
formanc.e next week at CIP (Southern sec.
"We did a ~e.at job today," 1Weit said.
"We took care of the events we were sup-
posed to and some of the girls surprised me
in others. I couldn't be happier."
The top three fiirishers at the league
finals will go on to CIF. lion Division Il Preliminaries).•
The duo of sophomore Amber Steen and
For the Sea Kings, Liz Morse defended
her league crown in the 800 (2:20.31) and
• Complete results were not available at
press time.
JUSTIN WARREN I OAllY pt,OT
Newport Harbor junior Trevor.Jones (sec:;ond from right) has the field whipped en route to Winnlng the 110 hurdles In 15.26.
Sailors, Sea Kings.getting personal --~ •Jones, Herberts double, Jensen also wins for Tars;
Cd.M's Fenton (discus}, Peschelt (high jump) victors. ..
TONY Al.TOBOJJ
IRVINE -Trevor Jones and
Curt Herberts were each double
winners for Newj>ort Harbor
High in Friday's Sea View
League Boys lfack and Field
Fina.ls at Irvine High.
Jones outhurdled the rest of
the league, capturing the 110
meter high hurdles with a time
of 15.26. He went 38!-4 to win
the 300 intermediates, bettering
his personal best by more than
a second.
1,600 mark i.o 4:26.40, and fin-
ished second m the 800 at
1:57.19.
The 800 was the crowning
jewel for the Sailors, who fin-
ished 1-2-3-4 en route to a sec-
ond-place team showing.
Steve J.ensen took first in
1:56.49, while Chris McMi.llen
took third at 1 :58.89 and Trey
Meek fourth (1:59.48).
"The sophomores really
came through for us," Newport
boys coach Bim Barry said •It's
always hard to tell coming into
an event like this, whether
Herberts bettered h1s own they're going to be tight or not."
.,.
Newport Harbor junior Aaron
Roberts achieved a personal
best of 139-5 in the discus throw.
Junior John Peschelt also
reached a personal high, literal-
ly, finisblng first in the high
jump at 6·3.
"I'm really proud of him,·
Barry said of his junior. •Jn that
event there are so lll8.ny great
jumpers, he could have finished
second, third, even sixth. To see
him reach back and jump a 6-3
is awesome.•
For the Sea Kings, Sean Fen-
ton took the gold in the discus
throw with a mark of 145-10.
Josh Yelsey finished first in
the 3,200 for Corona del Mar
with a time of 9:50.2 and second
DAILY 111111 SCllOOL lTllLETE OF Tiii WEEK . .
• Dedicated in and out of the pool, Corona del Mar
flig.h sophomore is swimming in some elite circles.
RKJwu> DuNN $ignificantly last summer, is the c !Wt,., oruy club tompetitor on Vold.ing's
• team and, according to the Sea
Long after a dual°meet or Kings' 15-year coach, has joined
demanding practice, when an elite CdM dal9 that includes
her team1nates have gone former standouts Melanie Pells
iome and the Coro11a del Mar (1995) and ~te Salvino (1991) .
• ~gb pool ts <[\liet, CdM ·u sure adds strength to the · f.ihamore Lauren Powers can ~ when you get those kind of
M&fLbe f.ound still working on" (dub) swtmmen, • Volding said. ~ •The ~t majority of the top
"Sometimes, when we come 1Wimmen have put in time
ck late on the bul from a swim tbrougb the dubs. I can't think
there lbe ii, going Off to · ol one that wasn't IWimming for
~tics tor dub a dub, ol tbe ~top swtmmen.
twtnmdlla), • CdM glrll twbn "Somelb1• when you are
cb ooug Voiding Mid. •'Jbet that good. tb9te'I a natural
re111y pull tbe work In.• "D1ency -at leut tbat'I what I
.,.,...~-=-=-SEEW.w ..
•
in the 1,600 (4:27.4). McMi.llen
was third for the Sailors (4 :30 1).
'Ouigoal today was simple;
Score as many points as possible
and qualify as many as we can
for CIF," Barry said. "I think we
did a good job of covering that.•
Even girls coach Eric Tweit
threw praise toward the boys. ·1
tell you what, they stole the
show today," 1Weit said. "Fin-
ishing 1-2-3-4 in the 800 was
incredible. I'm really proud of
them.•
Next up for Sailors and Sea
Kings is a trip to Mt. San Anto-
nio College for the CIF prelmu-
naries, a week from today at
noon. Complete results were not
available at_press time.
• •
auonOFTHE J
~ r .. swn wit but (b Seo k'ltgs) j&S swn i.e..
They're loaded ... •
Brian Kreutzkamp, Newport swim coach
SPQRTS HALL OF FAME
CEL~BRATING THE MILLENNIUM
8 Defense was his middle name, as a player at Cal
and as a coach a t Corona del Mar High and OCC.
RIUl\f\U l>l!\'
A s a player. Tandy
Gillis was d 6·foot-6
force who played
tenacious defense and was never
afraid to get m anybody's face.
Even Jerry West and Oscar -
Robertson felt his wrath and
struggleCi to score against h.im.
As a coach, Gi.llls'
code or winrung
basketball also started
with defense. the central
ingrechent that led
<;:orona del Mar High
and Orange Coast
College to hoops
proqlinence.
Jumped to 17-14 and made it to
the finals of the South Coast
Conference Tournament, and by
his tlu.rd year (1978-79}, Gillis
reached coachiog's zeroth.
Led by guard Ray Orgill dild
forwdids Pete Neumann and
Steve Timmons, the Cinderella
Pirates captured the state
championstup, defeating
Saddleback m overtime, 7 5-67,
at Cal State Fullerton
on March 17, 1979,
· Gillis, a member of
the California
Community College .
Hall of Fame, lasted 16
seasons at Orange
Coast. going 244-228
(.517). In 1992, Orange
Coast College's athletic
director "reassigned•
Gillis to men1s tenrus.
While Gilhs wasn't
thrilled with the
deos1on, it was a blessing in
other ways, because he was able
to en1oy a sabbatical and travel
to the Midwest to watch bis
daughters, Courtney and Bryn,
play collegiate volleyball at Iowa
and Iowa State, respectlvely.
Following an
outstanding playing
career, capped by two
s,traight NCAA title Tandy Gillis
game appearances
under Coach Pete Newell at the
Uruversity of California, Gillis
became the bead coach at
Cathedral Hlgh, a small Catholic
school in Los Angeles, ~t~e 22.
Gillis, who later coached in
France, accepted the CdM junior
varsity coadung position in 1967
and, two years later, succeeded
Bill Bloom as the Sea Kings'
varsity hedd man.
In seven years, the Sea Kings
went 124-56 (for a .689 wmmng
percentage) and won four,league
championships, including Irvine
League title in 1970, 72 and
'73. Glllis' 1975-76 squad went
25-0 m the regular season before
losing to Mwr m the fii'st round
of the ClF playoffs.
CdM's 1971-72 team finished
23-3, then racked up a 26-2
record the followmg season with
players like Matt Keough, Casey
Jones and Jeff Wharton
Gillis moved up the coachmg
ladder and was hired at OCC m
September 1976, but without the
benefit of a summer recrwbng
campaign, the Pirates went 9-17
his first year.
In Gillis' second year .. the Bucs
·"That's something I wouldn't
trade for anything,• Gillis said.
"That was a special deal."
Gillis grew up in Long Beach,
played hoops at Wtlson High
and, with his suffocating
defense, earned a scholarship to
Cal, whefe he came off the
bench m 1959 when the Bears
won the NCAA title
In 1960, Gillis started for the
Bears, who lost to Ohio State 10
the NCAA championship g\lllle
when the Buckeyes had Jerry
Lucas and John Havlicek.
As a seruor, Gillis guarded
West in the LA Classic, holdmg
the superstar to seven points,
then held Oscar Robertson to 18
pomts in the NCAAs. ·nie Big o• was averagmg 3" ppg and
popped for SO points back-to-
back before running into Gillis.
Gillis, 60, joins the Daily Ptlot
Sports Hall of Fame, ce.lebratll1g
the oncommg mi.llenruum.
. . . . .
.. .
This is a golden opportunity to acquire a piece of pure excitement.
r We have the selection of new and pre-owned v_yhicles you haye been looking for
including the ·hard to find RX 300 and LX 4 70 models.
1
. -.
: ..
• •
. APR Financirig up to 24 months ··
ON ALL CERTIFIED PRE-OwNED LEXUS MODELS -"
Certification ~eludes 3 Year/100,000 Mile Total Warranty, 128-Po#lt Inspection and 24 Hotir Roadside Assistance
'96 LEXUS ES300 .
Certified.
# P2515
'97 LEXUS ES300 .
Certtfled, 1 OOk mile warranty.
# P2438
'94 LEXUS LS400
New Lexus trade, spotless.
# P2315
~ LEXUS GS300
Certified.
# P2513
'• ACURA LEGEND COUPE
Only 60k miles.
# 12188A
s24,611
s24,637
s26,287
s27,527
s27,018
s10,~87
'95 LEXUS SC400 Certtfled. .
# P2519
'95LEXUS~
Spotless.
# P2458
'95 LEXUS LS400
Nauk & chrome.
# P2516
. ..
. .
'94 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE
Only 31k miles, new Lexus trade.
# 12283A .• ..
s29,869
s28,990
· s28,987
s26,977 .
.$28,787 .
. .
s17,687 .
'99 LEXUS RX300
Spotless.
# P2S18 ... .
'98 LEXUS ES30P -
Spotless.
# P2453 . •
· · '98 DODGE DURANGO Slt
Only 13k miles.
. # P2499
t. • •
Sale prices ·expire close of business Sunday, May 9th, 1999.
. This sale is offered to the public -please, no brokers or dealers. . . . . . . . . .
. 'W · -.a
s32,987
s29,997
· s27,516
.
s27,987
s26,287
We will show you how we'";' make purchasing a Lexus affordable for our customers.
every new & pre;.&Wned vehicle in stock is· aggressively priced. for this
'
MISSION VIEJO
The fut_ure is now. What's next ..• ?
• . . . . . . . . . . . ' . 28400 MARGUERITE f .tRKWA), ·~ FREEWAY, AVERY PARKW.\Y EXIJ· TEL 949.364.0664 • www.lexu141••
w, • .... ........ liift. ........ , ............... '
. . . ...WW•att' ... ClllLl_.ltW .
. ..
..
. .
..... -
.
: I -
' I
I
t I J I
. '
,.
• di
'II
t
j
".
...
. • . .
---------=-Sports
~ -------; SailorS ·back ili~the bunt, 3-2
' .
• Newport Harbor is locked
in a three-way tie for third ~
place with two games left
in Sea View League play.
Two days earlict the ,....~!!!!!!!111!!1 .. -• r • rap up the nuddle on a 2-1
pltch to gwe the Sailors the
victory. : ·
. .. ~WPORT BEACH -Newport.Har-
bor High~s baseball stock virtually dou-
bled on one swing of the bat by Josh
Guesman in the seventh inning Friday
afternoon as the Sailors cashed ih lus
run-scoring single for ,a 3-2 Sea View
League victory over visinng El Toro
Sailors were 14-3 Vlcti.ms of El
Toro. But on Ftiday, at homt?,
and with Scott Beerer on the
mound, the Tars bad the
momentum the· first six
innings, only to see El Toro
rally with two in the ·seventh · Jfm Kiefer
off four straight base hits to ti.e • Newport Harbor
·"We .'had to win this
game,• said Kiefer about his
team's quest for a berth in the •
CIF Playoffs as the league's
No. 3 entry. "If we hadn't, we
were virtually elimi.flated. •
the game at 2-2. High baseball
The Chargers were \l!}able coach ·
• Beerer struck out six and
walked four (one.mtentional)
"It was just a big, big win for us,•
said ort Harbor Coach J1J11
Kiefer. ·w e're sitting in pretty good
position."
The Sailors are locked in a tie for
third place with El Toro and Wood-
bridge with two games temauung in
league play, a diamatic turnaround
from i! 1-4 start in the first third of the
15-game· league season.
to get the knockout punch,
.however, as Beerer struck out
El Toro's Nd. 4 and No. 5 batters with
the bases loa4ed to get out of the Jam.
Otto Verqulsi led the bottom of the
seventh off with a free pass and
advanced to second on a wild pitch.
Justin Jacobs got aboard with a bunt·
single, moVlilg Verhulst to third .and
setting up Guesman. ~ ..
The Chargers changed pitchers at
that pomt, but Guesman eased any
thoughts on second-guessing wi'\h a
m completing his 'ourth
game Ulis s.eason.
Newport struck in the first i.mling
wtlh the help of an outfielder's error,
and Beere r's sacrifice' fly got a run .
across in the third mnjng to up the mar-
_.C}Vl to 2-0.
Jacobs firushed the day 2 for 4 at tlie pla~e.
. "We've had a· lot of tough pall
gdffies, • said Kiefer. •But the diller-
ence this year is that we've been able
to wm close games." ·
Guesman Beerer
' Harbor llllproves to 10-12-1.' 6-7 m
league. El Toro is 14-8, b-7
Newport Harbor hol>ts l(Vln.e 1\ies-
day afternoon at 3·15, then.travels lo
lTVUle on Thur..day to clo:.e out the reg-
ular season '
SEA VIEW lEAGUE •
-> NEWPORT HAltBOlt 3, EL TORO 2
El Toro 000 000 2 • 2 6 1
Newport Harbor 101 000 1 -3 6 1
Walsh, Gleason (7) and lJghtner. Bffrer and
Warte. W -Beerer, 4-4 L -Walsh. 2B ·Strand
(El). Marquez (ET), Verhulst (NH)
...,JpOtt l, El Toro 2
Wdodbndge 9, CdM 7
• Irvine 1 l, S. fl,\lrganta 3
' Irvine at NeV•port
~at El Toro s. MMgarita at 'Mxxb ~
~~~~
Nelioport at Irvine
El Toro at CdM
~at s. Mataanta
BC> lllEQAM KA50N
·Mes~ outscores Arti~ts, · 9-7 H~ef .. 01'1sts 21st .homer
' • Laguna led 5-1 in fifth . singled a.nd advanced to second a Freshman Nick Cahico played
LAGUNA BEACH -Cost~
Mesa High'!; Mustangs rallied
from a 5-1 deficit m the fifth
in.rung Wlth six runs. then scored
'· twice in the seventh to snap a tie
and pull out a 9-7 Pacific Coast
League baseball victory over the
. :r--ll.eJ:¥..pesky Ldguna Beach Artists
: : t-rtdlfy. ...
·~ The victory improves Mesa to
13-7-1 9-3· 1 in league, whlle
Laguna Beach falls to 2,J 7, 1-12,
The Artfsts' only victory in league
was in the first round wtie'n they
stunped Costp Mesa. 10-8, al the
same site. •
The winning etlge in the sf!V-
enth came when Nick LaJnbert ...
Rob Gloster's sacrifice .. Carlos a huge part in the victory with his
Franco followed and got aboard relief work .. He struck out two arid
on a bad hop grounder to short, induced a weak tapper back to
scoring Lambert for the lead run. the mound m the filth, sbui:k out
Brian Montoya bought Cl' little the s1d~ m the sixth; then got out
insurance with a single, sconng of dny potential trouble With a 5-
Franco.. 4-3 double play to end the game.
Montoya had·two stolen bases, Costa Mesa. hosts Aliso Niguel
setting ,the school smgle-season Monday m what is obviously a
record aL22, to snap Huy Kieu's blockbuster, the first oJ two Wlth
1988 standard of 20. 1he Wolv~nnes·m the final week
· Franco wielded the most effec-of the regular season. ·
tive stick, finishing with four RBis PAOAC COAST LEAGUE ,
after a bases-loa:ded double in the CoSTA MESA 9, LAGUNA 8£ACH 1
M tan • · "'th · · Cost~ Mesa 100 060 '2 • 9 9 1 . us gS·.91.X-.run '.u . mrung. Laguna Beach 010 420 0 -7 11 2
Mesa_ h~d five hits m the tum-Little, cabico (5) and Fajardo; Packard,
· around:.mrung · _ Verdugo (7) and Gagnet W -(abico,
Montoya finished 2 for 5 and 1-4. L • Packard. 2B -Little (CM), Franco
J osh Little was 2 for 3. • (CM). Ziegler (LB) HR -Verdugo (LB) 2
-•Corona del Mar senior snaps Newport-Mesd
District record for career <lingers, 'blJt Sea Kings'
Sea View lead shrink~ to one game over Irvine
With two games left after 9-7 loss to Wo'odbndge.
IRVlNE Corona del Mar
H1gh's Ty Hdrper belted hJ..s 21st
career home run, but the senior's
three-run shot m the fourth inrung
proved not lo be enough for th~
Sea View. League bdseba.ll lead-
ers in their game al W0<>9bndge
High Fnday afternoon, the War-
riors rallymg to post a 9-7 victory. p Harper's home run sets p New-
port-Mesa Distnct record, erasing
the standard of 20 set by Newport
Harbor's Joe Urban. .
The dec1sl0n cuts
Corona del Mar's lead to
one game over lrvme with
two games left' next
week, both agauht El Harper
Toro.
Lack of control from the
. mound was Coronu del Mar's
biggest problem dS Woodbndge
took advantdge to offset a 10-7
defiot m hits.
Harper's blast was to left-cen-
ter and the three runs shoved
Corona del Mar mto a
7-6 lead •
It came Just one
mrung after senior Matt
Larson sla.nuned a two-
run shot to push CdM
into a 4-3 lead.
Eric W1ethom wa.s 2
for 3 for Corona del Mar,
which fell to 14-7, 9-4.
SEA V1EW LEAGUE . WOOOllRlOGE 9
CORONA DEL MAR 1
Corona del Mar 202 300 0 -7 10 2·
Woodbridge 123 201 lC • 9 7 1
Elliston. Kuyler (4) and Wiethom;
Flagel, Foster (4) and Oltuma, Dam (4).
W -Foster L • Elliston. 4-1. 28 · T~e ~. Fost,er ~. O'llleal ~. Hammond ,
~. Lemmerman (CdM) HR • Harper
(CdM), Larson (CdM)
.. I B ~· I E f· l Y H I G H ·s c H 0 0 l B 0 .y ·s T E N N I s
H1:11llger· Wins PCL shot title
-. . .. •His 53-3 effort iirshot is seven feet bette'r than second. . . ~ t • U<VlNE -1 Costa Mesa High
junior Robett Hulliger was a
Pacifjc Coast League champion in
the shot put, a personal best
which gave him u seve~foot
margin· over hJ..s nearest compeb-
tor Thursday in the PCL Finals at
Irvine High ,
The Mustang tossed the shot
53-3 to ta,ke the No 1 seed fro~
the league into-Friday's CIF Pre-
liminaries at. Long Beach City
College. Also claiming a title was
the boys 1,600-me ter relay, which
was clocked in 3:29.12.
sec· doubles eye title
Southern California College's
top-seeded Joak.im Ulfvebrand
and Peter Skrzeczynski meet No. 2
seed Mattias Rohlin and CJathan
Bell of Point Loma Nazarene today
for the Golden State Athletic Con-
ference championship at Costa
POWERS
CONTINUED FROM 81
see on other teams -to carry that
attitude. But what's most special
about Lauren is that she doesn't.
You'd never know (she's a top
swimmer) She's one of the wts.
She doesn't flaunt (her talents).
She's just a QTeat team player
and says 'lise me wherever you
need me.' "I've always admired
that kind of attitude." .
Though Powers is limited in
size (5-foot-5, 107 pounds), she
packs quite a punch in Sea View
League pools and has qµdlified
for CIP Southern Section
competition in the 100-yard .
butterll)I (1:01.14), 50 freestyle
(25.58) and 200 individual
medley (2:17.33).
Tbe butterlly ls Powers' ~
favonte stroke ahd she will swim
the 50 tree and 100 fly m the CIF
prelims next week.
•she has beautiful strokes,
too,• Voiding ~d . ·she's so
smooth and fun to watch. I don't
know where all that power Is
·coming from. but she knows
how to UJe it. She"• fiercely
co~petitive a.pd respondi to big
meeu: ..
PoWen, tb8 Deily Pilot Athlete
of the Week; swam to vk:tortel
JUt week m the 200 t.ree
(2:CM.9l) and 200 lndMdual
~.15) in CGIODa del, .
Man *"du.I -..... Bl,.. ...... .... m llpoftbe .... .. ,,..., .32), -::c-= ........ ....
~
Mesa Tennis Oub, at 11 a.m
The sec duo 'ijdvanced by
virtue of a 6-4, 7-6 win in the
semifinals over Azusa PaClf1c's
Ben Medina and Karan Hahn •
·Tars fall in softball
NEWPORT BEAC H -Newport
Harbor High's softball team
dropped a 6-1 Sea View League
decision to visiting Santa. Mar-
garita on Friday.
Lindsey Moore was 1 for~ with
a double and an RBI for the
Sailors (8-16,2-6) and catcher Lisa
Huntington was 1 for 2 wU:h' a
double and a walk. ~
SEA VIEW LEAGUI
SANTA MAllGNt"A 6, NEWPO«T 1
Santa Margarita 301 002 O • 6 5 0
Newport~rbor 000 010 0 • 1 3 6
N. Bartho~ew and Bordoges;
Kinsey and Huntington .. W -N.
Bartholomew, 8-7. l -ICmsey, <M.
28 -Bordoges (SM), Huntington (NH),
Moore (NH).
Powers in the 200 free relay or
209 medley relay. •Either way,
she'll be in four events,• Voiding .
said. . -•
Powers, raised in Newport
Beach's dub P,.W9fAIIl.S, switched
to lrvipe Novaquatics two years
ago. .
Alter a strong summer, when
she •dropped a whole bunch of
tim~ in all events,• Powera
m~ up to the top trunmg
group at Ir.;ne Novaquatia.
·There are good peop1e to
race agatmt In practim, • Mid
Powan, wbaee b6g apl..aa came
a.t .... nmner when she mD
lrvtile'I AD·Sta:r l.olM te11m. a
tr•WlllDD ~ tq1IMI ' • ~·Le.:..mn:'.-• ·~om.,_""' ., • ~......_·Parat!lfgM.lbt ............ ..,. ........ etw-....-~
..
• DON LEACH I OAlY PILOT
Defendlng Sea View League champion Parker Colllns.fell in the finals against Woodbridge' OC}ve Ungman, 6-4, 6--4. . ' . ~
Jertsen, Chopra wm doubl~s ti~e . . .
• Defending singles ·champion
Collins loses to Woodbridge's
Llngman in the Sea View
Le9gue boys tennis finals.
(Collins),• said the Har-·
vard·bound Llngma.n, ·
who captured his second
league titl.e in three years.
after 1tting out last sea·
.,on.
Lingma.n' tsler,
su'sanna, won the Sea
Vi ~ girls W\gles titl
for Woodhndge last fall ..
. Collins, who reached
01pca the t& erruhna.ls last
month at the Ojai V~ey
'J-.. nNmunent. Iott to only bis fourth
OippClDIDt tbll WIOll.
•1n tla9 llalt-. (Ungmtn} played great.•
OOm -.S. ·u. was making every fore·
MDII llMJt. I~ coming to tbe net. I tried
around ...... wtlla him. I tried~.
but ............ He jmt plaJ94 '°° ... .. _, ..... al thoile .,.. ...
p•11d -IDo ..a Md aut-grouDd lllobd -.Hew1JAt1gl\le-•~tD 9't gamg. r111111 a aadl o1 .....-,...._ .. ....e.r4J*W ...... _..... ..... _.
dowllll ........... . .,......,c., 24111 ...... 11111 ................. ... .. .
Sil YllW LlllUI SWIM
Peirsol, Lean Win gold. fo:r :'fal"s
• Bµt CdM depth enables Sea Kings to fi.riish second
behind Sea View Leagµe boys champion Irvine.
~~Pb
IRVJNE New--
port Harbor High I 0 Y S
hoys took home
rnore gold meddls, but Corona
clt>l Mar emerged from the Sea
View League Swimming Finals
with br gmg nghts Friday at
lnme H h~
Ne wport HdCbor's Aaron
P<•1rsol won the 100-ya rd but-
INfly and the 100 bac kstroke
,111d fe llow freshman Ryan
I .<'<ID lopped the field m the
ill!) freestyle to h1ghllg ht tndi·
\: 111udl perfor!Jdnces from the
Brick Bay conl\ngent
C dt-.-1 , however. dvenged a
clti..11-meet loss to the Sailors by
l lc11mmg second place tn the
tPdm standrngs The Sea
K rnq~. paced by a third-place
11111-.h from Garrett Gentry in
I,. h<' 100 freestyl<> and .a sizzling
,, c ond-pldce effort in the 400
rt'I' reldy, finished with 372
l•1ints to Newport's 149.
lrv111e. the only team lo
•·l t•cJI Har!Jor m dual-meet
•111pPl1t1on won the lt>am ti tle
1th '>q J point<.
\\p -.wdm H'dlly well, but
Hilt> ~t d Kmqs) JU"t '>Wdffi bet-
11 1, Nt·wpurt Coach Bri an
1\1 l'Utt.kdmp sc11CI "They're
loaded. Their last relay (a CIF
. copsideration clocking of
3:19.78 from MQrgan Johnston,
John Graes, Omar Kattan ·and
.Gentry) was incredible. (The
race for second) was pretty
much over after the breast-·
"S tio Jc e . •
Johnson, a junior, and Sher:
win Kim, a freshman; finished
seventh and eighth, respec-:.
lively, in the 100 breasts.troke·
to help tum a 297-291 New-
port lead into a 324-307 Sea
King edge with only the 400
free relay remaining. ·
Peirsol and Lean, who was
also second in the 200
freestyle, were easily the indi-
vidual stars for the locals.
Peirsol, who set the league
backstroke record in the pre-
liminaries (5 \.67), cruised to
victory in 51.86, well in front of
Irvine freshman Jason
Hwang's second-place clock-
ing of 53.26.
Peirsol, third at the recent
senior nationals in the 200-
meter backstroke, said he was
not discouraged about failing
to better his own three-day-old
re cord. ·
"I feels pretty good to win,·
Peirsol said. "I already had the
te~ord, so winning was my
focus today.•
Peirsol, who entered the
w eek.' with Orange County
season bests tn the backstroke,
butterfly and 500 free, won the
fly in 51.34, more than two sec-
onds fcis.ter than his closo!;t
competitor.
Lean didn't let his hetalded
teammate take all the individ-
ual glory. He touched out with
a 1:47.05 to earn silver in the
200 free, before holding on 1n
the 500, one of th~ day's most
dramatic f inishE!S.
Lean, a ·long-distance spe-
cialist, bas targeted his train-
ing taper for his second junior
nationals in July, where be will
take a run at the 1,000-meter
tree.
In the 500, he led through-
out over training partner and
Irvine sophomore Gonny Shu-
mura. But Shumura, closed the
body-length deficit in the final
25 yards, forcing Lean to
spend himself for the victory.
Lean finished in 4:42.40, to
Shumura's 4:42.53.
"I train with him all the
time, so I knew he was com-
ing," Lean said. "I had been
the guy who always came
back a t the end, but I changed
my strategy recently to swim
out front. l usually get faster
times by coming from behind,
but I can't argue with win-
ning.• ·
His coach praised Lean's
pair of quality swims.
: •He's · a mental ~iant, •
Kreutzkamp aid. ·He feels no
poin.•
The Sea King~. h owever,
ha d plenty of heroes.
Junior David Fabian fin-
ished fourth in the butterfly
(56.)&4 ), an event in wh1ch
CdM plled on the points. CdM
sophomore Chriss Street was
fifth (56.44), senior teammate
Jason Palda sixth (56.60) and
Sea King sophomore Ryan
Hanrahan eighth (57.05). ·
Kim, a freshman, also fin-
ished sixth in the 200 individ-
ual medley (2:05.09).
Ryan Gough was fourth in
the 1.00 free (49.91) and fellow
Newport Harbor junior Ryan
Kepner, fifth in the 500 free
and seventh in the 200 IM,
earned specific praise from
Kreutz-kamp.
*Until this week, his best m
the 500 free was 5:05, but he
went-(;51.40 (a CIF considera-
tion time).
Gough qualified for the CIF
Southern Section Division I
Preliminaries in the 100 free,
while Peter Belden did the
same in the :So free (seventh in
22.69). Belden had already
qualified in the 100 free.
Kevin Becker (sixth in the
50 free m 22.64) was another
championship finalist for the
Sailors.
GIRLS .
Powers, Murphy sparkle
• Back Bcfy duo post top-five
showings ·in two events apiece
at Sea View guls swim finals.
BAllRV FAlll ,J.;Ntll
Oalyl'b
IRVINE -Lauren Powers is only a
sophomore at Corona del M~ Higti, but
she's already learned a thing or two about
postseason strategy. So, though she did not
wow the timekeepers Friday at the Sea
View League girls swimming finals at
Irvine High, she is where she needs to be.
Powers who said she was more nervous
for her first league finals meet last spring,
finished third in the 100-yard buttei'fly and
fifth in the 50 freestyle.
•I added (time to her clockings m the
preliminaries) in both, but I'm not tapered
yet,• said PoWers, who has focused her
training to be at her belt next week for the
CIP Southern Section Division I prelimi-
naries and flnaJs at Belmont Plaza.
•Lut :year (wbeli she finilhed fourth in
the butterfly and third in the SO free at
league fiiMds) I tried to taper too long,•
Powen Mid. •1 did tentble in CIP."
· Poweo' 25.91 in the SO free was off her
peROnal best (25.S). Her butterlly clocking
of 1:01.85 was just a shade slower than her
best of 1:01.14.
Newport Harbor High juruor Amy Mur-
phy was another individual standout. She
finllhed fOurth in the 200 free (1:56.59) and
fifth in the soo free (5: 16.58).
Ne!'}>Ort sophomore Erin Ball and
Corona dcl Mar juruor Melinda Tucker fin-
ished seventh and eighth, respectively tn
the 100 backstfoke to round out the cham·
pionship fmalists (top eight qualifiers).
Ball clocked a 1:05.99 and Tucker
touched out in 1:06.29.
CdM freshman Heather Hapeman won
her consolation heat (ninth overall) in the
100 breaststroke. Her tiJne was 1:16.39.
#Almost every one of our swimmers
swam personal bests today," said CdM
Coach Doug Volding, who also expressed
satisfaction over the Sea Kings fourth-
place team finish, ono ahead of Back Bay
rival Newport Harbor. . ... ...;..
CdM, which had fourth-place showings
in the 200 medley and 400 free relays
earned 231.5 points, the Sailors' 202.5.
lrVine (602) won the team title.
Welcome ·
Nanette Mitchell M.D.
GO YOUR CUSTOM
GIFT PACKAGES!
tt....i..mc .. .-..w. ..,.,...,. • u••ll•" a.
Mlatffwl......,...._.
Board Ccnificd in Internal Medicine
1 S years expc~icncc in Orange Coun<y
WP.ST COAST FAMILY MEDICAL GROUP SPECIALJZF.S IN1 •
• Preventift health ate for the entire f.unily
• Pil•tes Fft,."1 S..sleM
• PersoHI Weltltt Tr•l11l111 S.sslen
• MHu .. 1 • F•ciltl.s • S.. llMr-n
• NutrltloHI PrMl•cts • c...lles
• &M11tt.I Olis • T-~lrtl & Men
949-722-3555
1000 Wtst Cwt~ ....... rt .....
~ NccdJdda Acupunautt
• I.:uer Acupuncture
• School physica.lt and i.mmuoiutioru
• Sports physicals
• Executive physicals
• Women's healthcare
• Senior care
I Fountain Valley Regional
Hospital and Medical Center
T_Hool ... s,.-. \
• X-ray, Chiropractic Care and Physical Therapy
OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Fri"6y: !):()() 11.m. to 6:00 p.m.
To 1'UIJ. •11 "PPOirilnunt, c4/J (7J4) 5467!J()()
~ ~t Coast Famtly 1650 A"'11111 Awww, C.Osu N a., C4
~ Medical Group U-1«1 .,. Ali-uj.m _, •/H""'-
• Pereonellzed Attention • Trained Mediator
• 15 YMra Family Court Utlgatk>n Expenenee
DfV CE AND RELATED ISSUES ONLYI
..... Pee .... A~)
PCL SWIM FINALS
Costa Mesa boys, · ls sliine· ·
CORONA DEL MAR -A pair of Co ta Mesa H)gn relay teamf ..
qualified for the CIF Southern Section Divi ion Il Prelimmaries to~
highlight the Mustang girls team'!) eftoru. at the Pacific Coa.,t:
League swimming finals Friday al Corona del Mar High. ..
The 200-yard freestyle relay quartet of Jody Martµlovich, Enn•
Bayei., Kati& Rpche an'Ci Wendy Martinovich finished second with a'"
time of 1:47.23 to earn a spot in the CJP meet, which tiegins Thurs-•
day at Belmont Plaza.
' The Mustan{}s' 400 free relay team of Ba yes, Emily Wells and the
Martinovich twms, turned in a 3:56.16 c:lotking to finisb third.
Bayes finished second and third in the 50 lree (a ClF-quahlymg
25.84) and 100 free (a CIP-qualifying 57.26) · '
Jody Marunovich's 5.:29.1.;l <;;locking in the 500 free was good for
second place and CCF q'Ualil1cation. She flnisbca fourth in the ·200
individual medley (2:18.0), just oU the pace of her sister Wendy, who
was.third in 2:17.25. Wendy Martinovich was also seconc;t in the 100
b~as~troke (1:08.84).
Wells was fifth in th~200 free (2:10 25) and contributed ld the 200
medley relay which fJ,nished third 1n 2:02.51. Also on 1.hat team was
Shana Kline, Stephanie Lombardo and Roche. r •
The Mustangs finished third in. the team standings.
The boys had a fourth-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle, as
Mustang Alex Sarris qualified for ClF with a titnEr of 23.28.
The 200 medley relay team of Matt Tipton, Mike Whitman, Mike
Vaillencourt, and Sarris placed fourth with a season-best time of
1:52.60.
Chris Biron was third in the 500 free (5· 11.40) and Mike Whitman
was second in the 200 IM with a personal best of 2;07 .09.
Cas.9tys pace Estancia at league finals
CORONA DEL MAR -The Estancia High swim tedm had
some success at the Pacific Coast League Finals Friday at Coro·
na del Mar High.
For the girls, the Cassity sisters continued there-PCL crusade.
Lauren Cassity finished seventh in the 50-yard free (26.77) and
won the consolation heat (ninth overall) with a time of ~8.59 in
the 100 freestyle. •
Jennilee Cassity finished 10th in the 500 free with a time of
6:14.52. Also placing for the Eagles was Blake Fnno, who was
15th in the 100 butterfly (1 :19.75) and the 200 individual medley
(2:45.88). Katie Wyman was 15th m the 500 free for the Eagles
with a time of 8:33.77.
The lone representative for the Estancia boys was juruor Brad
Hellmich, who swam a personal best in the 100 backstroke With
a time of 1:20.18 to finish 13th.
·SCHEDULE
,•
. ..
TODAY
HIPPY
llRTHDIY .. -,
• BasebaU
Community college • Riverside
at Orange Coast. noon.
• Track and fleld
Community.college men and women
-Orange Coast at Southern cilifornia
Finals at Mt. San Antonio College.
•Tennis
College ~n and women -Golden
State Athletk Confe~e Finals
at Costa Mesa Tennis Club.
MONDAY
•Baseball
High school -Aliso Niguel at Estancia,
3:1S p.m.; Estancia at Laguna Hills,
3:15 p.m.
• Softball
High school · Unive~ty at Estancia,
3:15 p.m.
'TUESDAY
• Baseball
High school • Irvine at Newport
Harbor, 3: 15 p.m.; Corona del Mar
at El Toro. 3:15 p.m.
• Softblill
High school -Newport Harbor at El
Toro, 3:30 p.m.
y
Cetelwlltina 1tM 0.Uy Piiot's - , Athlete of the Week Mries • ~ ~~!!!l!l!~~r;
RYAN~~· CCMIONA oa MAR w
llASOAU
DEEP SEA
AtlDAY'S COUNTS
Newport unding . s boats, 4~
anglel'l 136 barracuda, 2S cahco bass,
13 sand bass, 4 halibut. 11 sculpin, 4
sheephead, 5 whrtef1sh, 1 white seabass.
4 white croaker, 2 mackerel.
B W•shlnston Mutual
mRRY. HOME LOAN RATES
ARE GOING THROUGH
THE FLOOR I
Low documenlalion programs available.
.. ...,
1400 S. Bristol Ste. 219
Saata Au, a. 92707·
eel: 714. 149.flTUJ
Plr: llOS.191.0966
n.!Je.ASJ.4S87
,
•
' . How to Place A ~-Deadlines ·-~
I'
Polley
llntcs and dclidli11cs arc subject 10 .
. . tb4o.g~ .V!'i• !1puJ _n1ll il!.c .. _'_l'l1e pJ.J.1lisJt~r .
/ rcscrv~ 1lje righ1 10 c~i1sor, rc~lll11sify1 rev'ise Or rcjcc1 any cl asSl l'i~d .,_
i ~IFIEIAD ···· Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm
·ruesday .............. M 011day ·s·:ooP.m
I, npvcrliscrncn~. Plcllsc rcpor1 I.Ill)' crrnr
tliat niny be in your cltis~ifi ed ad
i1n1ncdintely. 'fhc llnily Pil~n accepts
n~ liubili1y for any error in an
tuh·cr1isc1nf:!llf fur "'·hich it 111n\' bt:
rt':Sf}{lflsibl c c.t~cp1 fo1· 1 he co:it ·or tl;c
s1)occ uc1uall)1 occupied b~· 1hc error.
Credit can only be nllo,vcrl fur the
By Fax.
f949) 631-6594
By Phone
(949) 642-5678
By Mail/In. Person: Wc.doesday ....... :fuesday 5:00pm
(Plcuse incluflc vnur na1nc 11nd phone 1111111bcr
nnd v.·e·ll 1·111! ~:ou baek .,,,{1h a pncc <p1utc.)
~ Hours ·
330 \Ves t Bav Su·ect
Costa Mesa. c·A 92627
~At :\e'']lOr.t Blvd. & l!u~ S1 _· ~ '
Thursday .•.... Wednesd.ay S:OOpni
Friday···:········· Th4rsday 5:00pm
lirst inscn ion . Teleph!Jne 8:30am~5 :00pm
Mpnday-Friday ·
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday Saturd a .............. Friday S:OOpm
' . Index
IOI • 216
UNDISE . .... 430. 461
1 . • -,.:.
400. 412 >, •
' ' <( •
lctitlous Business
Name Statement
he lolloWlng pelSOnl 'f,doloa busine11 u : M" anll ~au. Inc ,
!:i.!.Soulh Paga Court, "'fWOelm CA 92806
MiU>anli Maoulae11,1rtng Co. (MO), 4801 Deramus,
Kaoaas City, MO 64120-9990 .
TNs bl.ls11¥t$$ Js con--
dueled by: • oorporalion
Have you s1an&d dolrlg buSioess vat? No
Milt>anlt Man1.1tacturlog
Co~ Wendall eyrun. Vice.
President Fmnoe
This wnement was tiled with lhe County Clefll. of
Orange County oo 3·25-99
19996797660 7iR8ilV Pilot Apr 21. Mav 1, 8, f5, t999 Sa181
t NOTICE.OF
INVITING BIDS
' CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
MOORING
PERMIT J·97,
an off .. hore
I PUBLIC NOTICES I
92658·8915 unlll 11:00 AM
oo !he ISi o1 JUNE. 19~.
at wtilch time such bids
6llal! be ~ and reaa
MINIMUM BJO $6,000
Ttla City ol Nawpor1
Be«:h resaMtS the fight to
rejecl all bids. A 25%
deposit mus1 aooompany
eacti bid.
Balenoa due on Of belore
Thursday.
JUf\8 3; 1999 lor Che SUC-cesslul bkkler Cashier&
check or eted~ Qln1 only
Pro$padiye Dldders may
view Mooriog J.97, located
ba)""'al'd from 17Ch Strliec.
The bia(lnu&I 111\log and ln·
spect;on of 11'119' mooring by
a licensed matloe con1rae-
I01" It now we. This win be
an addllionaf a•pem.e. Fo1 lunher mtorrnatlon call
We s A rmand at
949-.644·3043 Approved by
/SI Tony ~um
F"9 and Manne Depairt-
rnent DeOUl\I Chlel PUOtisN!d Newport Beach·
COsta Mesa Daily Pilot
May 8, IS. 1999 mooring rated fOt' 50' Sa191 ~~~t 'r: ~ ~ tt!; ~,~,,-,1~tl-ou-,-9ru-,~1n~e~,=,
City Ctefk, 3300 Newpon Name Statement •
Boulevard, P.O. Bo11 1768, The I~ peraoos Ne~ Beacti CA are d01ng l;luslnats as: -,,...... . THE DAY DREAMERS,
1791 08ITIJAA1ES I
GRIFftS
Rqbert &lrbklge Griffes,
801n December 19,
1 Q32 in Los Angiales, and
passed eway Apri 27,
1999 Jn La Quinta, CA.
Graduated trom Hollywood
High and UQ.A Where he
was a Phi Oilta Theta. He
roved to sail aod was a
meml)er oC the Balboa
Yacht ClJb !or 30 years.
Leaves a IOYlng wife,
Celia; stepsons, Devid and
Bil Mame; iMstef, VifVinla
Griffes N.tson; nieces, Diane Nelson Gold, Cath· enne Nelson Marwuen
100 neQ:.· Eugene Delbert , . Jr.; and
Bradley Griffes Nelson.
Services at 10:00 a.m .. ~y. May 17, catvary en.pet of Costa Mesa.
In lieu of !lowers, !he Mmly rtque:Sts donallor\S
kl !he Amlric:an cancer
Soclely or C.Jvary Chapel
of Coltl Mesa.
15516 Ayon A va , eerrllowar, Calllorn1a
90706
Armando No1t1ar10
Gomez, J1.. 10055 los
Caballo$, Fot.ntaln Valley,
Calitomia 92728 .
Ala11Falcon, 15516Aybn
Ave .• Bellflower, caiHomla
90706
James McMullen. 1ss1e
Ryon Ave., Bellflower.
California 907Cle
JllOf"I Mainey, 655 W.
Baker SI., •Uf06, COM& Meu. Calilomia 92626
This bUSines& is con-
ducted by: a general
pa11ner.illp Ha..,. you started dOlng buslna&s yel? Y8&,
03117/1i99
Amtando Gomaz, Jr. Trlls ltatemenl ,., lllecl
wllh ltle County alrk of Orariga COi.ifl1Y Ofl 4-8·99 11199&78'14f
Dally Pilot May 8, 15, 22,
29, lm s.193
CITV OF
COSTA MESA
NOTICE INVITING
SIDS FOR
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
BID 111:M NO. 1035
NOTICE IS HEREBY •
GIVEN lhal Mal«i bicil Will
be reoelY9CI by Iha Clti Oil
Colla Mesa to wll: The City
I PUBLIC NOTICEB I
C&~lomia 92626.
Bkls shall be 1etumed to
Iha anantiOn o1 tna City
Clefk., within said time I.mil.
in a 111ale0 eovalopa KK!ntl·
!ltd on Ille OUISl<IO witn Iha
Bid Item Nurnbaf and the
Opening Date BiCl5 will be
publicly opened and read
aloud at 1Q;OO a.m or as soon \harea!Ler as p1ae·
ticable on May 2•. 1999 In
U'le COU"Cll Cham~
A1k11rlonaJ sets or !tie No--
tlce lnYitlng Bias may be
ot1ta1ne(I by •ultior1zad
ven®rs 11 the Office ol \h8
Purchasirig SupeMSOf. 77 Fa!r Ortva. Room 100.
Costa Mesa, Calll0rnla
92626.
PuONShad NeWpOrt Beacfl-
COl\a Mell DaMy PikM
Maye. 1999 Sal92
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Ans Alive Found&· lion amual tu retum Is
avaMabkl for Inspection at
18201 Von Karmam A..,..
Sulla 305, t!Vlne, CA from
9;00 a.m. IO s:oo p.m.
,..., 851~'71.
PUbllthad Newpott Seach-
costa Ma'8 Daily Piiot
May 8, 1999
5'190
. ~ -L:J ·.·
EQUAL HOUSING
~TUMTY
"" 1111111111 ""'"""• ill .... ....,.,. " ... '"' .... f"1· tr8I fair "-lilt Mt 1111 .. II ................ lllltlf
It Hffl'llll "llJ •rtllHICI,
llMlltlJH If •l1cf1Mle1U11
Utff H rKI, Clltr, lliltlll, ••. -..a,, ............. .
1111 ... 1 trtti. .... lalllt ...
It •llt Ill _, l'flltHICI,
............... 1e .... i
T•I• •1w1'''" 11111 111 ....., "'If'" Hrtrlllt-...... ,.., ..... wMdl le le .,,... ., .. ""'· °" """' •r. "'"' 1811118111 11111 111 111111111• 1n1111111 I• 1•rs ....,.,. ............... ................ "' .... ,..._II •1111111111•, $111 lfl.IO
Tllt·lttt ti 1·•·124·-· fir ............. DC_,.._
all 11111 II 4tWlll,
~~ Clark. P.O. Bo1 1200. 79,"' a eo.1a M•••· Celllorn.. AXIR..,... WANTID
1ellr9dtctioo11Md'191",dled e262a-1200. on or t1a1ort T Doi'-"""d April 28, tt99 llfler an !he ho\11' ol 10.00 • m. on op "" ..,.. 111«1dtdlllnw. ?!Y...:0,1:-:• ..... ,.J! 714-80.l-1311 ·-~ -.... .., ._... • V:A it ,,__ on ' dM to~ bid to,_ II DOMI • • MOWtMil ~ 10, 11 1:00 IJ'.m,, Clly Ctettl'• Olllm by l"9 PMI COIArflllMO
FMt!iMn Memortsl Park =emounmd 1kne flMI Ull ol MOmt MolUrY In S.. Ana. l.oe8tlon: Cly d MUIWA--Survfvo.-.: H1.11b1nd eo. . n,.... °""9, , ..... ..-r
~ MCf Cllly Ind eon, John. Cllulltln. ThMM. tr"°";;m::··~·:· :o...::-::·:·:"::··:-:'":·:;:"':m::•:"~ CfwMlrldMepolml: ... _ ..... _
-"" -fl!MI· plddlMwJ. 11Aft0rdable
All: rnad'fe"
Dl9coanl Caslliet,
~--lion•
MINf
NlllU 470. 471
1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL
SOLD!!
Showe••• Homes tor
Sile In our Saturday Real
Eatate Su'fplamentl
Homes.o the Week
Olifjay Ml Sii~ al Ml $751
Deadline Is Tuesday 81 SPM
°'*1 House Ullingl $151
ONa1inJ Thufsday ~M h P1y1 to Advertise
In th• Best Locel
Real E.etate Section CAU TOO"A"i'll
USA K.·RIVEAA
94S-574252
ANNE WllLEV
94~574-4249
••WlJliltD•i saoc>sl HOUSE IN NEWPORT
BEACH. Ron Young Rtmu
71'432-717)
•
AD Ill
ENTEfl ANO WIN
THE 8ENltlAKA
FREE OINNEfl FOR TWO
CONTESTI ........
.
~'ik.: ... IN•· 4
• • 1 I
·'
•MESA VERDE•
1791 New liampsl\k• Dr
Sta11 Str .. tt.. 3br 2ba 11 ..
1no st, 11g1111nd bflQht aJry
floor plan.. '292.&IO
Contlci Toni 714-519-tSU
lovt!y-TWNHM 381 2.Sba. 2c
alt gar, built ri 99, upgraded,
OOOd bt.Sl79,900E111 & JW(
taylor, """· 919-6124722 •8fiUTtF'ilL CM TWHME"
OPEN SAT 11-2 2200 CANYON DR 186
8rlghl .. Airy, tnd unit.
appr1:111 1406il, z m11r bf'1,
2.Sbl dnct KCHI 2 CM' gar,
ln11dt ll!.MMI, Z pet.lo&, C.ch-
trdral cilia mort1 uoo,~.
8y Owner, Mll-5'1-6250
1 :i HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE DANA POINT
BAYSHORES
(2552 Vista Dr.)
4tlr 3.Sbl + MP off, wl
goufTT181 kllc. I~ ~ In WI ~ "' plan. s 1275,000 call Owner lo! appt.
!Mi-6'2-645.3·
N£WPORT TWHHMS BiOCiii
lo be.:11. 2 & 3 a.droon.. -From $235,000. Don
Ctlantlers. ""'919/S48-5322
trui&OR RIO& EsfATtS
Europesi Es1a1111 wWl 1 llO'
O::e., I Chy View !>Br 5.SBll,
POOi, 51>1. over 6,000 Sf !;Isela' Burmelsl1r. Agtn• ......,..,.,.
fHE BLUFFS CONbO
Rtmodlledl 30r, 2brl condo,
"OPEN SAT 12·5"
1970 San 8nlno ~ Bl.ell. 8y OwrMf $325,000
Shown By 1ppolmmtnt
..... , •• 1186
I 1~ I I
\l'\l{l\11,J
I l l( \ I I'\. t ,
"'l f{\ I< I
Gl!.aranteed to
Find You
The Perfect Place
From
Value to Luxury,
Hills to Ocean
•
YourN~Home
is A Phone Call
or Email A"'jlay
•
5.5 Unique
Communltles in
NeWpon, Irvine,
Tustlh Ranch
•
Fn:e Ro0mmate
Re.fern.l Service.
•
Sho'rt Term
Housing
wtth IAC Suites
•
~,v.,,-. ......-.. ,~' ~ ..
>-• ' ,;. " . . . . ..
410. 416 Ell\7ICE -Dmoc1o
~ Fo~ All Your Home and Business Needs --ra u.•or lloe Senlce D!Nctory Int-220 • 391 . ..,.
690 .. 697
Ri>ach 80,000 Homes Each Week
for Only $28 per week (>i wk, min.)
Call Markey at .642·5678 x.246
1 'APT8 132 Al'tS I . I ~~ N~ORT BEACH
132 APTS
NEWPORT BEACH
~ LIVE IN LUXURY ""i
APARTMENT HOMES .
Exclwsive Fasftio n Island Lifes tyle
• Concierge Service
• 24 HR Fitness Center
I Bed from $1695
• .24 HR Security Gate
•Clubhouse Facility
' 1 Bed from $2235
I Bed/den fro,. $1825 2 lled/den from $2885
Washer/Dryer
Intrusion Alarms
Gourmet Kitchens
Elevator Access
-· Gas Fireplaces
9 Foor Ceit!nes
-Co ndo Specs
-SUbterranean Parkin&
Cuslom Home Design Progra m Avaifablt
CALL FOR APP OIN TM ENT
1-888-222-6924
110 APTS 132 APTS 155 HOUSES/CONDOS
COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH FOR RENT BALBOA P£14N
E'llOE sliAu 2911 t BA l.18 a BEST LOCA TlOff
6 ~ new CJrP8I & lllinm, IN NEWPORT SUCH BAY .fltOKT. ~ 2b1
-:"91:·"' .... 2 8earoom'2 flalh. 1U1111 MIO 21.lt ctindo walk to lun Z<:IM,
S7SG'mo. 9-722·1:M.2 'OOfft. l.afOt a.lcanf. Bflfld ~ gH>Wld peflgng MCWe
~klchen dl~ ~·-·"" 1~~1 $1105.. 'llfilTI • s-12 mo IMSeS , IOM97~. .... ,...,,.
tfOOE 4br filliO 2 OOOfS IO
oce.n. new~-=--traW 159~ Adorable 26drm l.5balll, "'" !lacks.~, Riiy 1ac , fORRall /.TWfl'ffll. new ClfJ)lll. W8IH1 Ja40Q.lmo 78--7..0S .-. W'id ~lf\1, l"C) ptll;, l"C) -OEllW
ll!'IOU. $1 714-96241'1
1152 .. , l'-1~1 )Br 2-Sty TwnhM Av .. Ma,
15, 2e 119':. COffm. ~ ""1!'11, IW Qelson's.. aJ-~-• lteUllful .... ,., :t.581 c;ms.&4 73 X 1•n....
By ~bike to bdl. Ho1M PlnO view In af.Oe-aLI: 5 Bllh Hou.-,. ·
Studio, 1 UfM!tlrt in I Tli-~·-"~ ~. Nlqg lf"cld 1 Qr
pill, 112 + dtpod. ~!Mg.. 9lf-oa. plul one~ 1)'111'11
114-7$1.(1953 Wiil to .,.,.. SZ300 &tl>-5324
'VtfUlllH' 28r zL Condo. RENT \w9' C111totn iii 21+ bMll
l OJI lloor penlloul8 i.ri!. lamlly ' dining toe:nl, 2 tar ow r.::: -. ....... "" lllroutJlt claulfled 1 Dlodl to bHct1 Av~ &1
S(lG<mo. M-f&Z-7817 $:Z995tn no pllS M~721>156$
STARTING
• A .NEW
BUSINESS??
•••••••••••••••
159 HOUSESICOHDOS
fOff RENT CORONA DEL MAR
160 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT, •
COSTA MESA
'E SIDE' 3br 2brl ~onOo. ltl>k, W/O llkup, 2 cw pr,
$1100/1110 -11c1ult1
Nt-756-9371
Lqt 38r 2Ba fp ifl IMflg
room 6 11m room, 2c gar iwoa Poli yard & prlhD. COldlY klcft. en 519~ 562·582·1579
1112 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH
*WEST SAY AVE• -, . ..., ,.,_""' 3Bati. Mtar 8ayliM., Fp. gar .
lfg 8dn'rll. wld. f9lng lnctd '
ll'l91j ~ JM\11191 Av,,; ..., ... ,,__
... 9ot91615-4912
To qualify for this study y<?.U must:
l"u11 ,,,.,, llu· /111'/;y ll'i11111·r ....
ti{ tit1 r s I 00. tJO
/',·IS/on· Shoppin;.: ,'-,'pn·t·.'
· Have been diagnosed with migraine by a physician In
the last 12 months. . ae taking the prescription drug sumatriptan (lmitrex•)
· Experience 2 migraine and 8 tension type headaches
per month
Call J.P. Erlkamoen, D.D.S ..
Auto a.s low u S25 per month
Good Driver/Student Discount •
DUI or b:ad driver• Immediate SR-22 Filing
' R.cg1m:ation Service from S5.00 ,
Renewal for R.egm.ration, Driver License,
Liccn~ Plate§, Sticker, Address Change,
Transfer, Lien Sale
Motorcycle/Health/1.ifc/Bw1ncss/Disabilicy
CAU TODAY FOR FR.EE OTE (714)·07-701&
1420 OARAGI I pAW _
ESTATE SALE' FRI 6 ·SAT
W :OO. CM 1513 0rtnte ave.
Liie• new IMll~lttlr aofu, cotf• tablea, ..,,. pine dining
table & china~ •• ktt19o
cheny wood bdrm Ht. Lite
cycle, trNClmlll, a~;
much mote, tll l•U new.
Gaf191 Sile Sat. 511, &-Spm
An11quu houH weru.
f111nt1ure books pjelUIH ••••••••••••• i MOTHERS i
cloClles 191] Vista Caudal NB
1406 NOVENAS I :5!~Ai2!9:cr~ ~it~
• Nouvuu Amoire, 20'1 Cuno : DAY : Preyer to Our Lady Ot Mount Cab , Victonan I.IVS old iron.
Cannel • SC7s l'llC necks, cllhs liblc,
Keep watching for our next Contc\t! : SPECIAL : ! t10 OFF i : t.ON ;
0 Most beaulllut flower on plants. EveryUwig must go!
Mount Caml81, lruilfut 1111'18, Sat w 123 Easnlth St.JC.M.
splendor 01 Heaven 81essed * MOVING sALE *
182 HOUSEstcONDOS
FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH
202 ROOMS
FOR RENT
Pdr>01amoc Unot•W•1C11td J MOlB. Newpon H1rbor Views j "RRST WEEK SPCL. ON
111 Slut><> Sepa1a1u BH di' 1 All ROOMS $i34.00 +
Rl'I WUIVOry lr1t: t.1 Tax, Featunt1 24-hr1 front .~1iw Coovn Pools.'Spa 1" ' Ouk/D o Phonell Free
S1,37S Mo HBO/ ESPHIOISC •local
Agd1! (94) 14tdi77__ Chlnneta/ Swimmrng Pool &
• Sttpl lo Bay & BHch' • Heal.cl Jecuui/Gue11
3 Beowom. ll<W OJI IC• I If Ltundfy/NNrby Fwyw. 405'
;>t;Y.o 4 ta1 l}<l•aQt S-1000.mo 55/Mnu awey lrom OIC
• ~"jlS 626·3St-'S39 F8'19tounds, cott.ge
2 m11r br 2b• condo 138011. Sti09Pong Mella, BNchet &
Walk to bHCh' Oc11n v11w Ae•taurants •A member of
New carpel WID. pOOI. gym. Calif Hoi.1/Mot91
Sl9SC¥mo. 949~&-9994 COSTA MW MOTOR tHfc
nn Harilo< eM c.. M.u
183 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR AEHT
NEWPORT COAST '
TROVARE ~aut~ut J Bed· "" Condo
1111111 <ofldC;IOU!> O'l.,h·r J In
LIV'°'] room wdh f1rr1A.icn
O\llCI IOcaliOO ll<J!.U I j>O(jj
Pnva1e gated co11lll1tJr~ty
1mmacufo11> c.tind~Km St b'iO
a month Call !)4!!/4114 22ti 1
Simplify your
llfe through
CLASSIFIED
(949) 642-5678
IUNO D N
ACOUSTIC REMOVAL
KNOCKDOWN TEXT\JRE
APPLIED 714-'lG.3385
FARTIIHG INTERIORS
Krtc:httYBattVRemodel
l"tlontl (949) 645-4UO
204 RENTALS
TO SHARE
NPB share 2br 2b1 houN,
ctoM 10 t>ucn. WIO. snSI
mo • 112 utll. Vrly In
94M73-4203
Shr Lrg. -2br-2b-a~8~a-lbo-a~J,....,sl
hou\t 2 patios lip, Jawul
11i~ 30 M. 1ew p1oft lun
lilt S~OO Kevui J IO·S46 1036
S.aut Newp0rt Beach pnvale
hlim•• Clean quiel tndry ~•I
< .iUP m·1kJ µrel 1M)'~mkipel
$430 Ufll'\ 949 64!).9515
CM prof I to 1h111 pool home
v«y euy going etmosphefe.
2 rooms 111111 June no pell. ssoo .. $550 714·549-1101
NPB fem to ahare, 2bf 1 ba,
tum bch epl. No smoll.,pet•
S675/mo incl ulll Don
.. M46-22St ---Why play Hide 'N
SHk with chlldcar•?
Call Cleaalfled
today! 842-6678.
•REPAIR Speclallatl All type• Lrg or small, Remodel-
'19 S.Mong Orwige ColMTty
tor 33 years UC·Sond-lnl
MC/VISA 714-MWSM
• Room Additions V1$&1MC
•l t 560875 949 &45·9325
: RE801LO OR REMODEL
Homes or Olttces
• Oyal!ly Construcilon
: • Reasonably PllCtd • Local Company #636318
• e Steonenaon & Associates ~ Call 94M44·5'85 .
~~------------....... H~nW..&I
•
Mobile Car De'tallln
''~:~~ .. ~~ • • • ~ • ' • t
• -"' '1 -:""""'•""--~· .. ,. ..
: flfll•hing/reglezlng Sink•,
.. counter•, 111owtr1, 1111, • ..,.. "'*' 14"'5-1723
200 -OFFICES
FOR RENT/LEASE
large Execu11v• ONlc:e1
Retatlllndustmt spaces
located 111 Huntinoton Beach.
$300fmo Ron 714-848·1651.
"COM 11T11ll olflce" own
entrllnee, PCH & Poppy. $600/mo. Graat location,
M•n3-4000
! MASSAGE !
• MIND & BODY •
: CONNECTION :
: 2138 Newport Blvd :
• Costa Mesa •
• Good through • • June 3otti •
: 949·515-9713 : •••••••••••••
t Fashion Island BOOsq ft
Great locatt0n, available
1mmedlately to share or •
takeover 949-718-1151 .
210 COMM/RETAIL
nNOUSTRIAL FOR RENT/LEASE
1600 I 3200 sq ft
Avail July 1 Buss/Ind
· othce spate. Nice 1Jlllls1
1001 w 17th St Co6ta Mesa
MMS().8287
216 RENTALS
WANTED
TIRED OF TENA
TURNOVER? t:xecullve
needs 1800 • sq tt on 3Y•
tease CaH om 949·854·3 t 95
1 or 281' f.umllhed Ape. or
Condo July. August & 5eptem·
bef lor the area~ ol Newpol1
Beach. IMne 0< Laguna Niguel
714·970-1550 ext~
1 400 ~1
e STAY AT HOME MOMSe
NEED EXTRA HELP. CaH
Accredited Pre·School
Tucher 949-751h13M
Buy It. Sell It. Find It
Claaalftect.
~~~ ... "' ..
1~·~'\ . . .
l -,• • ,T1 ' 1 r r ' .11
I 402LOST & FOUND I
Lo11 tabby cat greylwht
male, ahr1 half, radlblk collar,
10 yr pet much mlH•d 15th
& ~ntia 949-646.2307
LOST WATCH lo$1 5/1
Womens Ebel Sport C~
w1$tainlesa ~en bl'acelel.
grey <1131 Stnlimenlal va-.ie
REWARDll 949 &42·7851
14°' PERSONALS I
•LOVE BRIDGET DATING•
Nice 6 honest ,pretty Allan lacllee.
626-282-4250
.. ""~~:·~~~
"! • . '
~ .
MPlhe1 of the Son of God, Furn11ur1. plngpong table. Immaculate Virgin aSS1st me tn iefllgeret0< cl~ C/\ristmas
lhls my necessity. 0 Star ol the N . hou$,.'d~ and more•
Sea, help me aryd show me , 015. Chey.rii\e C"otta Me11
heletn You are inf M~r,, ,.._ OVI ALE! lt-12
0 Holy Mary, Mother of God, &33 ROCl!fO(<}.AdK:dM Some
Ovl!flf'I ol Heaven and Earth lurn. Exec desll credenza misc t humbly beSeeCh YQU.lrom the household Items. elc
bottom ol my heart 10 SUCXOf MOVING SALE HOUStf
me In 1M nece5$1fy There ate OFFICE MERCHANDISE. none that can wilhstand Your SAr1 IN MAY 8AM·12:00
power, 2001 PORT ALBANS CIRCLE
3 tall lateral flln, otflc:e
phone ayatam, couch, etc 0 Show heteln You 118 my
Molhef. 0 Mary conceived 'Mlhoul wi. pray for us wllO
llave recourse to Thee
0 show me he1111n You 11e my
Motller O Maiy conctrfed
v"1tlout Sit!, prai lor us wllO •
havelesourOl IO Thee
~ me hef81fl You Ne my
~ o Mary ccnceived
WI WI. ptay lor US 'l\M
hwe racoutse to Thee sJe. Mother, I place Ills
,cause in Your hands
Sweet Mother. I place INs
cause In Your haoda
SMet Mother, I place this
cause In Your hands
420 GARAGE
SALES
COM Sal 8:00-7
715 1/2 Poppy, turn, houN-
hold ltama, kid• gamH, blllH, book1, and loll morel
••ESTATE SALE•• Art,
boob, bulltll,,twn,
cltelgner men'• a women·•
clothing (small, medium,
i.ge • Xlarge) '"°" ' boot• (men'• alze 12 • 13,
Women'1 tta 7 & 7 112). han a ~ mite. Molting out of
8.500 eq ft whit.
EVERYTMIHG MUST GOlll
MAY mi e l:OOAM
1133 Biker St Cotta Meet
~ ...
you•lnd
whlll you need .......
you ..... .., ... ,.. .... ••• ••• ..,
1 440·~=.I * BARBER CHAIR PORCEUNE Eally 50s l*le.
OOOd COO<ibon S1ocn'OBO 94~-3870. ,
Lon Fat 6 Gain Energy With Matabollfe. Call lor free
sample Day pll 619-466-0104
pager 619·836·1276
Prutlgloue Yecht Club Fwnlly Memberahlp for tale $17$0. Piute call
94•552-9131
WOLFF T4NNtHG ~EDS
TAN AT HOME
BUY DIRECT AND SAVEi
COMMERCIAIJHOME
1111111 lrom S199 00
low Monthly Payment
FAEE C~or Cataloo
Call 1 ·800·711-0158
f •so APPLIANCES J
G.E. HOTPOINT Fulslze
Washer & ~ lle New!
Almond Color, Electnc. S400
FOf Se1 !M9-673-4073 •
19So. O'KMft 6 Meffh gas
stove 4 Burner& griddle.
bro4klf, oven ~• "'lthrome lop $395 obo 949-644-7903.
• Month Ht;; 1ku It ~· •lack washer l dryer S:s
tOf all 94M4M14'.
I 4M FURNITURE I
Cont lable wl6 chairs $400, Bre(her typwrtr wfmonlt0< $100
wit Ila dMde.rs. labt1c $ION relrlgerator/lreezer S 150,
94MSo.t287
ll'llm•culant Queen btdrooni·
Mt with unuMd bo111prlng1
and dbl plllow top mattreu
$350 714-381-7949.
h.iliii telltltr eota & love-
, .. t, new 11111 wr~ very
soft, lop quality. YIN $iOciO
ucrlflce. $890. 94•261-9933
Sofa Bed bbl, Oil wlllte, s 150 dr8$$8f' s 100 Schlage
Ind QulckMt lockl & misc ~ hstdwar• 949-G75-6283 i" Magnl11ox TV S7so.
NEW 7tt no 11 Dupont 11nc1 colored carpet $89.
MM73·1853
RENT
through classlfled
·~r.-C.o-:7· •• ,.-m
IL."" • •. • ...... ~ .. •".
•TREES•
Topped/remoYed, Lawns,
s pr Ink 1 t rs . c In· up.
714-751 ·3476
YUb CLEAN UJITRlii
r..EES. HEDGES, PALM
TREES REMOVAL NEW
LAWN/PL.ANTS 71~
,...,_.-: ... . . .
,I
• '·~ J. . .
PUBLIC
NOTICE
Tht Callf Public·
Ut1Mtles Commission
REQUIRES that all
used household goods movers . print their
P U C. Cel T numbtr;
Nmos and c:heufltrs prtnt their T.C.P.
number In .. edw111• ~. ff yo\! hive a
quMOor\ about the ltgllty ci a mov9r, Imo Of chauhr, cal:
PUBLIC UTt.mES CXMISION
714-$51-4151
........ '" ......... CPA
.... for~-... ~ 1-2111.
1-.,.1 WWW D&1ll1 Jazz. R & I, IOIA, Roell: lie ••
SC7• a 90'• MIKE fS45. 7505
tilMDI OCD C&ll1
Gold,~. Frlrlkln mini, ... ,.
~ Old walchls & lhtlty
wtSTCOAIT COMU-1441
APT lliAINT/ASST MGR
fOf 42 Utllta In CM. Pll1 M
Full time. Eq>ef In plumb4n9,
and ~ry. Salrt DOE. t4H42-45t3
SALES ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE
(FULL TIME $25-JOK + INCENTIVE)
The Los Angeles Times is seek.ing bright, capable
individuals who a1' looking for full-time employment
with an established, yet expanding organization. Sales
and Distribution staff will work at our Orange County
ConsuplCr Marketing Regional office.
The Sales Account Representative will work to achieve sales
goals within an assigned geographic area. The individual
will muimize sales by develo~ing strong partnerships with
existing accounts, establishing new outlets and adjusting
distribution volumes. The Representative must act as an
ambassador for the company by always maintaining
appropriate appearance and dem~nor.
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:
• 2-4 years of sales~marketing or related experience require
• slrOng problem solving. decision making, organizational
and planning skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
•Ability to work a flexil?Je schedule including Saturday &
Sunday .
• PC skills required
\
The Los Angeles Tunes' offers a competitive compensation
'and benefits package: Qualified candidates should send a
resume with salary history to:
The Times Orange County
Employment Offtce
137S'Sunftower Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
You may also fax to (7 14) 966-7751 or send via the Internet
to jobs@latimes.com -,.· .
Equal Opponunity Employer -~
--
~ .,
ir .... ~·r: .. ·•
plMW,hl1911...,.,
rt·11UCCO F'" ltllneM. 1.dei217t1 714-7IHllO
Ff 1 u • 111 WWW
. .
I " I I'
n 11·11 ..,, O.A •• 71 ..... ,..,.
•
I f,. . ~ . , . _. .
\
If you are avallabll from
mid-June tvough
S.ptembef5
Cal OU' Joi> Hotlint =m ... 298
' onlfne 11 WWW. com
8ARBEOUES GALORE
NOW HIRING!
W0111 In I fun nle1
· en"lronment. .Some Niie nper needed. FT, 10lm-7pm. Sl111 $7/tv
up (D.O.E.1 e.n.nta pkg ,.v1ll1b 1 . Apply :
BARBEOUES GALORE
2331 Hltbor Blvd.,
ColtlMHI
(On-she lnt«vlew)
'CAREGIVER' Dftoln '9CI
)Of eldlfiJ.::" , .. !d-ing In S..C:h
W'°Mt Cliff "9e 7 d911 I -.11. RnponalbllhlH lncludt~ c90itlng, 111111· Ing with m1rk1tlng,
c1rlng for wtlMlchllr
bound wtflt Ind compe-
nlonlhlp. TM home hH
domestic help provld1119
cl11nln11. wa1hln11 1nd plhef chofe1. A Yllld
driww's llcenat 1nd r•I· wence1 wlU be requlr9d.
PIHH send r11ume or
)etter ol lnt1111t to
t:areglvtr, PMGl243,
P.O. Box 10059, Newpon
adl, CA 92'58.
Clerical MARINA OFFICE
CLERK =pois.Hort .. ~ Wlterlronl R9'0!t
dellCll & customer =slulll requered
Plf50n II HUINll
Ofb, M·TH,
I~ t131 Back ~
'Orllle. NHIJIOll 8-:11 Mt-m.3163 EOE
CLflUCAL POlmOHS
'2·1Mfr. Ho hp.Nee.
FT/PT Fu• lenefttL
1 ...... ttMOtt l 2024
o COIJNTtR kELPo
P6AM PT. kozen Yogurt atOfe Al:OM WI train Mlllt work
...... ~ 94N40-2<* 'DENT A~MY Ctlwalde
3 dye per wk. RDA, tlpet
ortl'f. ""'"'· Mt-71Hm or MM40-42t2
I 000 TRAINERS Pit j ytel el(jllt leech group/private obldrence fl\...~' Mesa
S I0-50r'per hr. 800-374·3344
.DfiYltl wanttd May 6,7,8, lor ~ shop $Mv Need to
know how to dnve a Mini VII\. e 94M75·2292 e I Flt AbililN ASSIST typtng,
bool<ong Ind the lbWity ki wOl1i
wlltlCM IUPIMSIOll. benefits Ind good salaly IOI lhe r9'll
ptraon Call Kevin 'fer
11118IYllW 949-833·8646
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS
Must bl lovfn9 and CM1119 6 en)oy chlldlen. Call CMa 11
714-964·25&9
.PROMEUS MARKET•
Now twr.g gourmet matltet StiMce Dell
Meat/Seafood
Produce
C11hlera/Accountlnt
l94t)S4a.2Soo
FAX (M9)S41-2515
PfT • WMUnd 18iilf rlllded
lor Aplrtmenc ~ leeslng
olhct General office. good
people Mils Fu WOiie hislOty
& relerenc8$ to Mt-7'°'6013.
Part-time otmonatr-10l"I
Weekends In grocery stores. In
area C.1 nee, most be neat,
lnendly w/slles llblbty SUS/ht ea .... John L MM-42-4213.
I P/f RETAIL SALES F'8SfilOO
Island 1~ te» students. tllx
hours We sell Stiver ,ewelry,
S71Hr + commislon Slimy &
blight outooors 949~·5953
REAL ESTATE SALES F~ tmw'Ptrt·tme Lic'd OI not Htnng NoW1
ER4 Ratteny & l.loyG'/HB pays
tor YOUI • req'd COUl$I Ind
prov'd lr11 training
800-400-6391 Ext 119
Recepclon ofilCtlAut. Answer, flll\lrlt office
SOwpm, mutt h1ve llnowt-
lclgt of Mla'olOft offlce. Fu
retumt MW99-0N1
Alsla\lratl
COOK
Bick BIY Cale 11 rrow
hlnng AW'/ In pef$0rl It
1131 Back B1y Drive,
N9wport Beach
Mt-729-3863 EOE
RETAIL FURNITURE SALES with Interior design e~r
prel. COM Clll for appt.
949-723"°441
.SUMMER
WORK
80 CUST SALES
~OPENINGS*
$12 PER*
HOUR APPT
College Internship•
available
No experience~. wlll train. Flex rs
condition• appl
714-549-9599
Have· A
Garage Sale !
r Can The Pilot Clcissifieds ot 642-5678
Jo plQce your Garage Sole Ad!
..
[m~l l~I ~·-"'-•~· ~-· ______ _ ~~~..,, D~bellt!S4<;'~~ -Ql.M'ESGOBN ~~~~--
11e IMIMt grO'Mng ~ 10,... '°.: ... , wtlh oaM,R ~ ~.:: ~ ni: Mf.711 1 Md~ HtMSCH
... t.:·c:...~d·~ t • cw!....ia. I . wtt.KL-v BRIDGE Qui z
energy uvlnga and NAJMUVI '""'~ blnlfitt. 'IPlll -.-"!'~~~..ii!ii-..'iJ. Q 1 •As So\llh vulnerable, you Q 4 • Both vulnerable, u Sooth you ~llft ..-.w ~ ll'lnovdvl AC I UO 'M . hold: · -hold: ...
1 -· ... Q1IQllYI F~ IOldld Premium eound ~~~«~:::=. Vt~j~l!t~
Ill ln1ervtewc:al Bob M"1111 on 71 .. 7t-2100
•AK6 o AQ7i OAS •KQH
"Ale bidding has proceeded: ~ ~·:n~~ XcOAl ti 3DA 'H est 5 ac>4. rus. low n\11U, 1-cltan, SOl1111 Wi:Sf N0Jt11t • EAST
1NT Paa Jo PMI
The biddina has orooceded:
NORTH 2AST'. soum
1• Pua lo
WF.Sr · Pus
SALES ~Jrr1:i)1:it9J.
The C1alstlle<I Mv~ DI-(7t4)24MSOO
'l
Whut do you bid now?
2• .... ?'
What do you bid now?
:::=.•,=-~~:' F~ lCORA ViOOR GS '14 11me Monday lhN Fllday Light brown, Auto, loldlcl, Q 2 B h 1 _._,_ S th Q 5 • As South. vulnerable, you hold: 8JOim.S.30pm Some 11111 VtJtY ct.I, 141( ml, $12,500. • OI vu nenw~ as OU you • K 4 O AK 3 O K8 7 5 4 • J 8 7 ~ Pf919f'lld ~ wl 949-723-1141 I hold: •, •
train ~ candldt1I ~ BilW 3251e 192 $hould be motlYated llld .wor11 wtlh, 4311 rn~ CD, phone, • A K 17 o 9 5 o A K Q 8 • 10 3 The biddini'has oroceeded:
NORTH l:.AS1' SOUTH wet Wit! PIOP• DNg IC/e.l-•iinrool, new tlrltlbrakea, What is your opening bid?
lnl>'Jlhyllcll r1q.11rld E9E elarm. $16,500. MM44-1254
Send resume 10 (949) CAOilUc EUSORADO 1iff
1• Pall l o
l • Pul '· . • 631~ or 111111 to tme1 Whll. Ollgnll, cleln. new Q 3 ·As South, vulnerable, you
ComnUllly News, An1ntion llr•. llUfchutd lrom Nlbor1. hold:
What do you bid now7
Malltey Oenlels. 330 w Bay, Sl4,9SO:t4H75-6128 Q 6 • As South, vulnerable. you
CoS1a . ......_ CA 92627 Cid!& FiNtWOOC1 a;om • J 10 S o A 8 O A K J 6 • Q J 10 t hold:
I I fully loeded, 120tt m~ 12500 478 EMPLOYMENT Good tlret I brtba / qlnl SERVICES MMSCM217 . CAD sEYIU! '7i 1 owner
The biddin1 has oi'oceeded:
NORTH P.AST" SOUfB ..... 2•• f
• Jf U 51 O K 10 6 o K J 4 • 6
Pittner opens the biddina with one heart. What do you respon47
Plelae be aw-thll lhe
'Matings In thl1 ~
may '9qulre you to caH •
900 null)ber In which •
there la a ct1ar11e per
minute.
PIUM be wwy of Gilt of .,.. compenlea. ctllcll
with the local e.ttlf
Bualneaa Bureau before you Hnd MY money or ,.., lor .-Vieu. Rud
and underattnd any
contracts bllore you
sign.
•weak lady driven, nlWf lll'loUd
lrt. LOW MIL.ES! tr11.t cond
$3H$ Mt-72().0$21 What action do you ,take? Look for O/IS'lffn on Monday.
* CHRYSLER LE IMON 1 ... • 4-ct, powat, air, rNI
cllln. new smog certllc:tt• $1790 obo. 949-723-1504
CHRYSLER Lebaron lX
191 CARSl'l'RUCKS NANSISUVS
Convt '91 VI, IMlto, 111Yer wl INFINTI J30T 'M LEXUS ES 100 'N Mlfcedff 450 SL Conv 751 ~ ltllr, all power, AC, am-IGreeMan llhr, Cd, moonrool, co. chrome~ (ln04/. 'HMtntcond upgradedlo '89,
sttc ~C:O;t:A7: ~e>SV~Jl~ 1347t5tifs3r:iExus ~a~1:,::uot!16:
DODGE NEON HIOkUNE 'tt (714)241-1300 714·5'4-41DO HI, can lhow In Newpott area
AW9330M-5&4657 sa.m INF1Ni'ft J30 'M LtiUs ES aoo 'ti 310.704-t0U. co~1~·7""~~ ,IYofv,. t an~s""1a·.!'f· moorYool, 81Wll, 17K ml, loedldl lllla MERCEDES 560 SL '17 .... ·--.. 121086 ,,,,., new, Hll 'for SH, 700. Taupe, 2 Iopa, lmmecutate FORD ASPIRE 'i7 Cot A MESA tHANm M•11us17 condlllon, $2USO.
PV220379"220379 $8,999 (714)241-1300 LEXUS GS soo ·ii 941-717-7695
CONNEU NISSAN IHFINITI M30 CONVT. '92 UV, CO, chrome ~ METRO LSI 't7
714-765-»33 Bu!Wgray. 1010459) s11,995 (tno11109230) 125.995 Auto <PfJ3tf728357l sun Ford Bionco 1"5 414 COSTA MESA INfTNITI TUS1lH' LEXUS · • SOUTR COAST ACURA
Fl.ty IOldld, tUW l'IWI wt (714)24MSOO 714-544-4IOO ' ft4-f7t.2500
lln ledllt Wetlof. tow ~ iNAtiri OU 't1 l!XOS SC 400 '95 MUSTANG con;;;;lbil 'Ii
1-ow!lir=OOCIObef :'.rn(. I owner. excellr'( lfv CD, dvome WhMls Fm. pwi lb: 5 se>d. 07315) $13,.995 (17~ S.26.995 mild pb llnled, owned
FORD ESCORT LX SON '13 COSTA MESA INRNfTI TUST1C LEXUS 2?yrt, 949-721·9546
Auto. ale. lo-ml (714)241-1300 714-~ (P~ S5.tn iNftGRA as C0UH •a • LbOS sc 400 'ii ltlSSAN IOnilcAlb XE PIU '16
71 :<!..A,.S'T2500ACUAA • Au1o, ae. ifiioot, Ml'( I.Iv CO. c:hrornl wne.\s ~~:m2:ssJ6499 __,..,..,,.,:ll"T.l ........ T. .. .,....,.~,,,__ loedld.(008862 $10,977 (1788&l039393) $26.995 FORD ESCORT LX 111 SOUTH co ST ACUAA TUSTIN' LEXUS (714)7SW3S3 a.t aw (159894) sun (714)17t-2SOO 714 IU 4IOO lisslH SENTA 'M Ill. 127"
SOUfH COAS't ACUAA itJTtGAA'. GS*' '96 UNCOUf TOWN CAR 'ti Ollglllll '*-· new trans. Ill'#
-.......,-r71r.4-t.r.7t-......,2.z,500;.;.,..,.,,_-"FOfmuta One Technology( Auto, all, moonrool, Cb,1\1 ~'J:! ~9J:*· FOAO ESCORT't7 (0029191 s~tn pwi, 11tw(614378l S20t5 AX41SH2·201903 $8,999 SOUTH \NA&T ACURA ~S OF WUTMIN!lER NISSAN SENTRA 4GR 't!l
CONNEU NISSAN (714)17t-2500 (714)112.-0S.. AS6S:J036.~t 1286 $6.999 714-7554333 INTEGRA OSR 'ii - - . CONHELt. NISSAN
FORD Eii)lcww Sport 'Ii Blk on gay, beluty; lutf 1~Y1~~~1 NISSA~1;r~~AB ·ii Blk, IUIO. air, P¥tr p11g, prt11c:y loaded.IOOCl191) S13,9n llAo glass.~s (875589) $20,899 SOUTH COAM ACURA 3C/02lr '"9. , luly loaded, 29K miles, 1 OWIW. IUIO. LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (71•)971-2500 , hhr Inter, 77K ml, bid IWlef 1331621) S9.995
714-tt1'4toe ikftGRA GS 'tT $21,00CI. 114·60&-1288 COSTA MESA INAHm
FORD MUSTANG CONVT 'i7 Acure certllled Silver. ii!Actbl!s C·226 'iS (714)141-1300 •
Alf, pwr oleo. n'lm.1. a11oys & (Ot9542l s1un ~Hm~l:i2~~· f:i.'19":1'· AX:~~3~0 Xii~~~ low miles. (l323m $13.995 SOU'tH COAST ACUAA l ,...., TER
• . . . ...
Saturday, Mat 8, 1999 •
JQDAY:'S
CROSSwoBP PUZZLE
.
'-L . .-.
695 CARstrRUCKS NANSISUVS'
J '·
S7
AREA COKE/HERSH Y
Pf PSI routs. 45 loc's $65K + yearly prollts Free Into
1-888-294·8363 ext t06
VEi'iblNG: Lezy persons dream Few hours • Great In-come Prlee to Mii Fr11
brochure 1~782
LEXUS Of: WE6flllHSTER (714)171-2500 71.._m..,. CONfffU NSSAN 71...,~tol Jiguw XJS V12 CONVT 'N ME ...... "f\Es' £120 ...... 7!4-755:!333 ... IO. SalAr,TU~~ '?5 ~1 TOYOTA 44tUNNER SR5 ... FORD PftOBE 'II $31.995 94-4371 "'""'"" " -PORSCHE 111 CARRERA '15 ,.., "''"""""' ,. "'""' 4JA wl'le. auto, w , moorvool
AX802589-193421 $4,999 BAUER JAGUAR ~SmokegoUY111 .. ~'1 lttlr$23, m_9910015 lfOOI anrt, NC lmmac. low "*'· <mi~ ~o:innNSTER ~~33350F 51) ~_.,. A CANOY VENDING ROUTE S4K +Imo. potential
1-8()(>.51l-S155
lnt9rnet GiOClefY SlOfl. Partnef ie.. or &lie wanted to
slv success establllhed bus aAil S POlll'tllll 714-444-1122
COHNEU. NSSAN 7,14-953-4800 Vt .,... cond, ,_,., $18.500 wt~·--·"""
714-7554»3 JAGUAR XJS 'N Vt2 , U 7~~~TER Pf'i'YI ptJty MH13-o411 714-192.f90$ 714-192.ftol
GEO METiiO 't1 COfM Mlialc Rid ~ c:ok>r, 40I( iiERC"""•1™ :r .. -sm iOOSE 5 SJ>(). '97 TOYOTA CAMRY LE ... TOYOTA ~lnNER .• 2 Meter. new top. Joob Ind mills,beautNcar MakeOlllr ...,..... ~ .... ... AJC sunroo etloys 261t WlileAan ltlY 40'. l!Ao. 13' Milo air moonrool alk1V5 run1 .-.i 1111 orgln m~ t 9'9J650.7733 62K '*'· l'iW'll cordlon Wttll mills (00735~ $19.995 1111. al ~(23732.0) $16.995 11K ~ !028649) $20.Nt
ownlf, mult ucttnC:e $255(t( Jliuar XJi2 sedlli ..~ SIOO. ~·.~a1afl color l.EXUS70f1~ ~~~TEA Mesa~ . ...uoca '*" ~ LEXUS o~ WESTWllSTER
obo. 71W41-~ 12'·* -t4-43M E~"'iil_l..__,.ii•iiiliiimii·~ ...... li .. l,.i_,.iijimlliiiiiii'1i14i1i24i1.i1300iiiijil~ii'wiiuc.iiai•iiiwwwii~iiiiiii11i4-482iii-ao&iiiiii GEO PRi1ii LSI ... BAUER .1AOUAA
Auto. ac, Very Clunl 71~
(P0272Ml sun J-vu• lCJ12 Sidli'I 14 S001H COAST ACURA $24,115 M-U71
n4-t7t-2SOO BAUER JAGUAR
fdOA ACCOfio uc 't2 714-tsMIOO
AW232737-031889 $8.998 JlGtwi iJi L SEDAN i7
COHNEU. NISSAN 139,115 f7~
714-75Wm BAUER JAGUAll
RONol lcCOAo '• 714-~ ~ei·=~-ri~~· JAGUAR XJi SEDAN 40 'ii 133,911 .......
COS A ME INf1NITI IAUEll JAGUAR
(714)1•1·1300 • 714-tsMIOO
HOHOA ciViC EX 'ts
White. P"'*l lo Mii (517962) $10,988
LEXUS OF WE&TMINSTER
(714)H2-t908
Honda WANTED or any
Jtptnlll cat '97·'90 MUlt bl
mire cond. w.1ell 6<* mlles, must bl llAomalic No ..,... nwn pleeae,~ NH32•9041
IAA.'".tw02o 'ii Gr11nlbelge, auto, CD
(530475) 112,995 cost A MESA IHAHITl
(714)241-1300
INFNTil30'11
Black beauty, leather
(017800) Sta.995 cost A MESA INFNTI
(714 )!• t-t 300
SELL
~~
JAGUAA lJI SEDAH 40 'M $22,911 .....,..
BAUER JAGUAR
714-l6:J.4800
JAGUAR iJi sEblH 19f
141,911 17-4215
BAUER JAGUAR
714-9U-4IOO
JAGUAR XJi SEDAN 'tf
141.• t7-421t
IAUER JAGUAR 71....,...
Tired of the Grind and Confusion -
The hours Driving, Shopping and Negotiating?
.· ..
Tiie l#JfWGfllf Al.TllllArlVE
• Get EXAmY the ft!Odel, tolor and accessories you want.
• • TAILOR your vehicle with accessories for less.
• \ \' I \ \ LR \\'I· I-' I\ :: I I -L l '( J I . I . L H l :t J >
Dinner for
Two at
Find Oiit Jiidden
Classified Ads & WIN!
Co11tnt lbJn:
1. Simply 6.nd our hidden classified ads
tomcwbere in our classified teetion.
Cut and pasie the ads on the entry
blank and mail. Newspaper entries on1y,
no photo copies will be acapted.
All entries must arrive by.noon,·
the fOUowing Wednaday.
3. \Vanner will be choeen by random
clnwing and winncri name will appear the
~week. one encry pu pcnon.
One winner pu week.
4. CoawWill run Vll/99 dwuab S/13/99.
L.lw, ....... a>. (111111 1~~
nuu-
LIUBMW c.n.. ....... a>. (11M'1~~ nt••-
• PURCHASE or LEASI wit~ Options.
.. • Excellent AVAIUllLTY and we DELIVER to you.
OUR LEXUS SERVICE IS OUTSTANDING! . .
• Courtesy Shuttle Service • Lexus Loan Cars ..
• .. Hand Wash &. Vacuum ~ Fully Stocked Lexus Bot.:ttique • • Customer Phone For Your Convenience '-· .. :· ..
· • Customer Lourige With Soft Drinks, Coffee, Tea & ~
. Gbodies, Too!
I '
About ·1 s Minutes From Fash i o n I sland
PRE-0\1\/NECJ
LEXUS
~L~~ I ............ 929 ,995
'95 SC400
(048$08) ..................................... ~,995
;1~~CM>ES30~ ........ ~ ....... 924.995·
;,~!a,~~~~ ...................... *23,899
~77) SC~~.~ .................. 929.995
;,~~Nl ~~~ ............. : ........ 929.995
:!O)~~~~ ....................... ~2,9~5
~~~6)~3~.~""" ................. 932.695
:!~815.~~.~ ....................... 933.895
'97 LS400 .
: (080533) .......................................... -:16.695 .
j I ;,~!8)~~~·-······:"""""'""""""936,~95
I
'95HONDA '95SATURN '97 FORD MUSTANG '95 MERCEDES
CIVIC EX SC2 CONVERTIBLE C220
White, Priced to scU. Automatic, air, moonroof 8c morel Air, power padcage, AM/FM, White/gray, auromatic, afr, roof,
(517962) A Grttt Carl alloys 8c low miles. powerfi~e,alloys. (358826) c1323m . 2217 8)
$1-0;988 ' $10,995 $13,995 19,995
'97 BMW ·'98 TOYOTA '98 Mil: UBISHI '96 OLDSMOBILE
528i 4RUNNER... 3000GT CUTLASS
Blacklbbdt, a.utom.a.tic, leather, Automatic, a.ir, moon roof, full power Black, automatic, moonroof, chrome alloy Automatic, air, c:uxtte,
mooDJ'OOAJ:ttm.ium .ound. ~.AM/FM CUKtt.e, ~ l l k whttls, fulJ power, 15k miles. ~~8cmwc! 05563) : miles. ~big SS. 2WD. (028649) (001385) (361 S6)
$34,995 $20,799 $27,995 $10,995 .
'98BMW '94 MERCEDES '92HONDA '99 INFINITI
323ic E420 ACCORD EX . ~ 130 ·I
Black/bla.~ S spcl, AC. moonroof, c:h.rome Smoke .a~. lcachcc, moonroof, • ' Mculic red/~ automac:ic. air, • ' 1 Ok mila, a.Uoy whttb, powu ~· 16k miles. chrome alloys 8c very dean! moolUOOC, power J*bgc. loedt of ~uib A Mut ~! (Al 39) (016741). (003'451) ' ( s 93)
$35.,995 $24,'§95 $7,995 $26,995
WE BUY USEC CARS -PAICJ FOR OR NOT!
e .