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1999-07-31 - Orange Coast Pilot
I o ' SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 Second of a two-part series about summer r~adlng No easy answers· •'Study more. Redd more,' 1s one student's response after intensive summer program for those struggling with English. • EDITOR'S NOTE: This 1s a look at Newport- Mesa school 'd1stnct's 1ntens1ve summer read- ing program and some of the challenges that students face trying to learn to read ~Piiot COSTA MESA Even on the last dents m the class giggle uproanously. Most of the La.ti.Do students, however, including Herencfua, look puzzled. ·A lot of these guys have never beard the real fain'_ tale,· said Broe· sa.mJe. ·so they probably don't get it." At the end of the story, Broesamle asks students to compare the woods and the suburbs. Herendira's hand shoots up. "They grow com ?" she asks. SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1999 day of sumnwr school, Herendira Cdpristo rushP!> lo sit 1n the front row of the dctss. Her teacher, Caryn Broesamle, reads aloud a story about Ll.tUe Red Riding Hood, except m tJus version, Grandmother and the Big Bad Wolf live not in the woods but m a suburb; and when the Big Bad Wolf tries to attack Grandmother, she screams dt him, ~cares the wits out of him, and eventually puts rum to work as an employee in her muffin factory. BroesamJe reads through the story, and the few English-speaking stu- This is not the answer Broasamle ts looking for, but she .nevertheless nods SEE READ PAGE A10 erlAN P08UDA DAILY PILOT Herendlra Capristo managed to get plenty oi extra time to read this summer at Wil- son Elementary School in Costa Mesa. HEADING f OR A WET TOUCHDOWN • ~ EA I DAILY Pit.OT Football season isn't far off, so 13-year-old Parker Ferguson gets started working on his pass receiving With friends on Balboa Island. lido Isle arrest attests to 'date rape' drug problem here · • Police are seeing more people who appear to be under the influence of GHB. GRfl. RISUN<.. ~,.,, l\lEWPORT BEACH -One person uses it as a substitute for sleeping pills. Others take small doses to get a quick, intense high. During rout.me traffic stops, police Ml(s hard to •• 00W big the ~oblem is. It's rather new and seems to be growing over 1he lcis1 two years. I imagine h's going ~ . .-. Newport Beach Sgt. John Freeman • say they've noticed people exhibiting strange behavior one moment and the next, they're perfectly calm and relaxed. Jn the local nightclub scene, some daring clubgoers lace the drinks of female patrons in hopes of having what they would then call •consensu-· al• sex with them. The aforementioned effects are all what Newport Beach police say is a a new facet of the war on drugs -the Widening use over the ldst year of gamma hydroxy butrate, otherwise known as "liquid ecstasy/ the •date ... rape• drug or "GHB. • Although police are unsure how big · the demand is for the antidepressant drug, there have been three GHB- related arrests this year m Newport. "It's hard to hgure how b1g the problem is,• sa1d Newport Beach ~gt. Johri Freeman. "It's rather new and s ems to be growing over the last two years. I lD'ldgine it's going on every- where." SEE LAB PAGE A9 In date book MILLENNIUM MOMENT It's all the'Rave Dr FrHCloud's Mixing Lab offers fans of ~ attematiw to malnsti'Hm musk anddOthing shops. S..""911 A man the community cowd bank on Shock jock champions surf shop nationally ' • Radio personality says Dr. Laura Scp.lessmger lS 'picking on' South Coast Plaza store: STAC\ BR(,)W~ !kif SOUTH COAST PLAZA-The c;eU-procJauned-King of All ~ledia has become a knight in shirung armor to the owner of a b 1eged South C<Xbt Plaza ~tore. After bemg accused earlier this week by radio personality Dr. Laura Schlessmger of stocking a porn maga- zme, store owner Tom Moore has got- ten a heavy-hitting defender. Syndicated radio shock-jock Howard Stem urged hsteners to shop at the Beach Access surf shop and to · ignore Schlessmger, who vowed nev- er to go to the store again after seeing a shelf containing Big Brother maga- zine. "She shouldn't be p1clong on the little people,• Stem atd on his nation- al ~how •People should go there and buy somethmg to protest her." Late Fndav another radio talk show ho t 1omed the fra}~ ripping Sch- Jc ... <;mger. SEE LAURA PAGE A9 Or. Laura's prescription Was Or. Laura right to attack the Bead\ Access surf shop on the air for having a magazine She considered pornograph- ic? Call our Readers tiodM.:at . (949) 642-6086 Of send e-mail to dailypilotOearthlink,Mf. Please tell us your name and yourt.onw- town and phone number (for vs· 1ftcation only. INDEX AICMJIO 1tJWN •••• Ill • "' ......... - 1151' ICJYS 19 •••••••••••••••••• ,J;& QASSltlD •••.•••• ~ .••••• Ito •• .II FMRl ••••••••••••• i••·•·,.···· -..... . A2 Saturday, July 3.1, 1999 4 MORAL OF IHI STORY tM ~· -. ,, Jljfl t'ia· cindy trone christeson Gods love will never wear out ·Nothing is permanent but change 11 -Heraclitus I t's time for me to buy a new wash- mg machine. My machine has erved me long and well -ih fact. I remember washing my daughters' · baby clothes m it. Cons1denng rny daughters tum 18 and 20 tlus summer. 1 can't really complam about hdving lo replace 1l. I had lunch with a fnend al Haute Cakes, which isq't far from the 17th Street appliance store where l bought my original washer and dryer. After lunch I headed over to the store. I thought 1 remembered where it was, but I couldn't find it There was a pa.mt store where I thought the apphance store was Thinking I was wrong, I drove a few more blocks, but couldn't hnd it any- where. But then I was out of time, and deeded to look it up m the phone book later al home. I couldn't remembir the name of the store, so I called the paint store mstead. A ruce·man answered and I said, "l have a really strange question for you. Many, many years ago I tiought my wac;her and dryer some- where ne.ar you, but I couldn't find it today Did your store used to be an appllance store?" "Yes• he d115Wered, ~ *That's us.· ·1 m d.lmost afrd.ld to ask Uus next question, but I have to.· I continued •How long hao; your pamt store been there>? He paused and then scud, "Let's see. it's been here nme or.10 years • I thanked him for hi5 help and hung up before he could laugh•at me. I hung up and laughed at m}'~eu. I am not a big ftln of chd.Oge. Change is not my nuddle name. It 5eems hke there should still be a Will Wnght's Ice CredJ'Tl Shoppe across from Bayshores. It seems like there should still be someone playmg the organ at Richard's Market on Lido, Cilthough there is a beautilul Pavilions Market there now It seems like there ~ould sWl be a Shark Island for us to . row bodl.!i to and p1cruc on, cl.lthough there dre many beautiful homes on what 1s now Linda Island It seems like my old appliance store should still be Ulere, cl.lthough I am c:;ure 1t IS a very a!ce pamt store I WdS sort of stuck m that sad cycle when I recthzed 1t WdS my atbtude that needPCI to change r looked up some verses m the Bible about change, and came across two that really helped One was, "For I. thy Lord. do not change.· That is really a profound statement. The other was ·And remember I will be Wlth you always, to the end of the age.· Those passages were great reminders that though change is part of We, I can live with the guaranty that God will not change. God's love will never wear out or need to be replaced. lrorucally my dryer is now gwmg me trouble. I remember dtyihg my <L:lughters' baby clothes m it. My two machines must have made some sort of vow to each other. But nothing can compare to God's vow to never change or leave us After all, God's love comes with an eternal warranty And you can quote me on that. VOL 93, NO. 179 .. .-. ... , ..... °"" _._.. ... Oflcllr ' 'faith Dai~ Pilot • r------------------------------------------------------................................ --·-------------------------~-------------------------, ., I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I Address: 1601 Marguente Ave., Corona del Mar T~lephone: Church offtce; (949) 644- 0745; Preschool office: (949) 644-0740 Denomination: Uruted Methodist Year church e$bllshed: 1945 .. Ill T H I SPll l Y . . God• will look at another story of Jacob and will address the themes o! struggling to know God and leamlng to follow God's will. Welcome wagon: The church invites visitors h) make themselves known. They are greeted and included in fel- lowship time after church. . . •• I Service times: Svnday: 8 am. and 10 .a m. Adult Bible ~t1,1dy meets at 9 a.m. to study various queations of faith and h~w they apply to We issues. Senior pastor. The Rev. Cathleen Coots Pastoral staff: Margie 1-lubbard, direc- tor of volunteers; Greg Ellis. muuster of • music; Margaret Cunningham, chil- dren's ministries director. and Jana Bradley, youth director. Outreach programs: Members support S.O.S .. FISH-Harbor Area1 the Inter- faith Shelter and the Salvation Army . I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Size of congregation: 300 Makeup of congregation: Members come pnmarily from the local coastal communities Child care: Provided for all seTVlces and • • activities. Children a.re always wel- come. Type of worship: The church welcomes ·people of all ages, taking particular delight in the children. The 8 a.m. ser- vice is small, with no choir, and very informal. The 10 a.m. seTVlce is larger with a choir, and includes a children's sermon. Following this sermon, the · children go to Sunday school. Type of sermon The Rev Coots uses the Methodist quadrtlateral of Scrip- ture, Tradition, Reason and Eipen- ence, as the basis for her teaching. She stnves to speak lo individual needs as well as to the corporate need for God. frecent-sermon: The topic of a recent sermon btled, •When Dreams Put on Work Clothes,• was 11lSplTed by Jacob's dreams. ln the sermon, Rev. Coots offered some practical advice about bow to make dreams come true. Another, titled, 'When Dreams Die,• reflected orr how to handle times of gnef and loss, using Romans 8 as a ille anchor. "" A unique ·program, founded in memory of member Jim Russell, is "Backpacks for Kids.• Each fall, members supply backpacks filled with sthool supplies to children ~o otherwise would go without. The church also operates a preschool for about 300 children. The school has a distinctive art program and a real barnyard with livestock. for its students. Dress: Attire ranges from casual to suits. <ft Mission statement: At Newport Center United Methodist Chµrch we are a family of persons dedicated to serving God through discipleship to Jesus Christ. Our Lord asked us to love God and one another. We seek to express our love of God and one another through the work of our hearts, our • minds and our hdnds. We understand this to involve: sharing the good news of God's love for all persons, serving one another and the world, encourag- mg personal spuitual growth, worship- ing in ways that unite us and glorify God. and continually seeking to heed the call of Christin our lives to make God,'s love manifest in the world. Interesting note: The church was established dunng World War ll, while private boats were not allowed in the harbor The church boat that had always ferried residents of Balboa Island to the Method.isl church on the peninsula could not run. : Upcoming sermon: *Wrestli~g With MAlllANNA DAY MASSEY I DAllY I'll.OT Catie Coots is the pastor of Newport Center United Methodist ~hurch. -Compiled by Michele M. Marr I • I L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ P l AC ES I 0 W Cf RS H I P FAITH CALENDAR • EDITOR'S NOTE: Places to Worship features br~f descnpt1ons of chUfch· es and temples tn our community. They appear each Wttk on a rotat-mg basis. Nondemoninational VINEYARD OfRISilAN FEUQWSHIP OF NEWPOtrr BEACH Vineyard Christian Fell~ip of Newport Beach aims "to worship God through Jesu~ Chnst. love one another in Christ·ltke relationships. equip the church to minister, pro- da1m the lungdom of God and evan- gelize the natioos. all In the power of the HofY Spirit." Services are Sunday at 9, 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m The WO<· ship is contemporary and uplifting and the mom n9 service rs intended to be particularly approachable for the unchurched or new Mlt~er. OVld care is P«>vided for services and other activities. John C McOure is senior pastor. The church is at 102 E. Baker St~ cosu M~. For more lnfor· mation, c.aU (714) S~VINE Pentecostal UMTEO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF COSTA MESA United Pentecortal Church of C.osa Mesa meets at 617 Hamilton St., Cos- ta Mesa. Worship Is Sonday at 2 p.m. and Thundaj at 7:30 p.m. For moft information, call (949) ~9724 Presbyterian PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT . Prt'sbYterian Church of the Covenant is dedicated, as a commu- nity of faith, to worship and eoJe>y ·God by c~ebrating and prodaim1ng the Jofdsh1p of Jesus Chnst through the ~ ·of the Holy Spirit. The worship -~tYl(e is a blend of tracll· tlonal and contemporary, with hymns and contemporary S009$ from • worshrp team and a choir. Worship is held Sonday at 10 a.m. Child c.are IS provided SUnday schOOI for young people from first grade and older meets at 10:20 a m. after the ctiildren attend the early part of the ~p service. Tim McCalmont is pastot. The church Is at 2850 Fairview Road (at Adams), Costa Mesa. fOf more mfor- maflon, call 557-3340 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. Andrew's Presbyterian Olurch IS committed to leading people to a per- sonal saving farth in Jesus Olrist nur- turing each other in the faith and setvrng others at home and throUgh- out the world ltS worship combines the best of tr.ldrtional and contempo. ratty worship, aiming to 1nYOM! both the head and the heart. A~ rwy set\lke d held on Saturday at 5:30 pm and traditional seMCes are held Sunday at 8.30 and 10:15. m. Chutch school for all ages meets concurrent with the wonhip on Swlday morning Oikf CAW IS prc:Mded John Huffman " senior minkter. The ctuch is at 600 St.~~ ~Beach. For .... infOfTNtl()(\ c:a<9'.9> 631· 2880. . ST. MARK PRESBYTElUAN Of UROt St. Mark Presbyterian Church IS committed to •t>elievlng that all hurNnitv matten, that •II people .. _~ ~. that every penon h God'! ONtion, and, Chei •fol e. wcred. W. will actively seek to find ways to sNre the QOOd news With them •II ll'ld Invite them to listen fot God-s ail! to them • \Nonhip is held Sonc:t.y at 9:30 a m. ~ Sunday school for preschool to middle school youth meets concurrently Adults arid teens meet for Sonday school at 11 a.m. Otlld care 1s avad- able for infants and toddlers. Older children a~nd SUnday KhoOI con- current with u,. WOf'Shlp S«Vlce.. The church al~ runs community preschool at the church site and pro- vides a mufttCUltural currkulum for children 2 years 9 monthS to 5 years of age. GMY Colhns is senior pastor, The chutch was ~!shed 1n 1962 and is at 2100 Mar Vista Of~. New- port Beach. For more 1nforrN1tlon, call 644·1341. Relgious Science COSTA MESA CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SOENCE Costa Mesa Church of Rehg1ous Set· ence alms to teach oneness. heal Ignorance. nurture growth and.prac- tice prayer. The memben are an edect.k 9'9UP of people from differ- ent religious ~grounds and of all ages residing In and around the South Coast Metro area. Its worship focuses on a 'J)irl~ eppro.ch to Ii~ that al~ people to find a con- nection to God. The service is held Sunday at 10 am. Jtm ~1l 1s the ministe<. The chUrch was established lo 1987 and is at 2850 Mesa Verde Orlw East. Costa Mesa For infonN- tion. call (714) 754-7399. • Roman Catholic . OUR lADYOf MOUNT CARMEL Our LMt; of Mount c.m.I c• btitll U. on ~at S p.m.; 5und-v at 8 ~ 10 a.m., noon and 5 p.m. and Wtetdays at a a.m. The perish Is at 1441 W 8elbol BIYd .. Newpott hath. FOf more lntomwt- tlon, ca11 (949) 67l-3ns. SPECIAL EVENTS TEMPLE BAT YAHM SUMMER BARBECUE The membership committee of Temple Bat Yahin will present a summer barbecue lunch and open house from 11 a.m . to 3 p .m Sunday. The event will fea- ture tours of the synagogue and representatives from the reli- gious and preschools, ststerhood, men's club and Chavurot groups will be on site. Adrrussion is free however reservations are reqwred. Temple Bat Yahm is a reformed congregation at 1011 Camelback St.. NeWJ>Ort Beach For more mfonnation, call (949) 644-1999. NOON TESTIMONY MEETING Everyone is ~velcome to en1o'y a spiritual hour of prayer without • stress at the Second Church of Christ, Scientist from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday at 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. ASK YOUR ANGEL WORKSHOP nus discussion led by Juanella Evans will focus on learning how to build a relationship with your guardian angel. Learn to talk with yoiir angel, wrtte to them and make angel cards. nus workshop will be held Saturday from 10 a.m: to noon a t the Com- munity Church and is based on the book •Ask Your Angel 11 by Daruel, Wyllie and Ramer. The Community Church is at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. For more iilfonnation, call (949) 646- 3199. CLASSES/WORKSHOPS PERSONAL, COUPLE AND FAMILY COUNSELING Jewish Fanuly SeMces holds pn- vate sessions where individuals can discuss issues and problems, and work on alleviating stress and finding solubons to We problems. For dates, bJnes, fees or other infonnation,call(714)445-4950 ADULTS MOLESTED AS CHILDREN SUPPORT GROUP For adults dealing with past sex- ual abuse, topics include devel- oping safe relationships, manag- ing anger. overcoming the victim t0le and healing the shame of sexudl abuse. Hosted by Jewish Fdffiily Services. For dates, times. fees or other information. call (714) 445-4.950 BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP . For adults in all stage:. of loss of a loved one. The group helps partiapants to share experiences, receive support and learn ways to manage feelings of sadness and loss. Hosted by Jewish Fam- ily Services. For ddtes, times, fees or other information, call (714) 445-4950. YOU ANO YOUR AGING PARENT Jewish Family Services hosts ses- stons for-adult children who carry some responsibility for the-care of aging ~ents. n e group addresses issues of communica- tion and relationships with aging paren~. finding resources, defin- ing responsibilities and managing problems. For dates, times, fees or information, call (714) «5-4950. WEAIHER SURF POLICE FILES T10Q TODAY First low 5.58 a.m. •..... -0.1 Frrst h gh 12'29pm ..... 43 ~ondlow S.46 p.m .•••••• 2 1 Second high -1'tet midnfght w...,., will bi waist· tO<hest·high today due to • ~II out of the sc>uthw.st. A notthu~ wind ldcb intogiw~ some Mtdfd punch 'This ~· ltw:I wtnd condition Wilt *Y With ... ttwough Sun- day'° nplCt ,. to continue .. th.a - ~s.tiwm• aMpr.athlpolftb ............... .. CDSTA..S. • ,.,.,... Of the Arts: A compact disc pl•yer worth SlOO was s«>len from a CM in the 3400 block dUflng the Wtnlng of July 20. • .._. Strwt. A cellutar phone w6rth S400 w. stolen from a CM Jn the 1100 b6ock t.lween 4 Ind 7~ pm. July 23. • lltllDI ~ A de.rnond ~ worth $ 1,800 WM stolen from I CM In the lOOO btock between June 26 and JUM 28. • ......_ ser.t: A wlflet and a purse worth SS20 were stOten frori\ a CM In the 2100 blod< during the~ of July 2A. ...... ""!' ---= Two 18-pkks of beer WOfth S22 wtf9 ~from. state In the 1600 b6ock It 1:27 1.m. July 25. -OllTIUOI • ... 1111 DIM: A gklbil poeldonlng ~ WOf1h S1,000 _. "°""""'•bo.e Inttie -~ betwe•·~lOlndMf ZZ. . -CllllS.... ;. ·~ w ... ~-Mith 1ZS _......, hftt as In the .. bloclr M 1:90 &lft. July a, • M11'J9 ........ A ...., ,.._worth S--... ..................... "'°"'. ,.,.. ... .... ...... llhla ...... -t-1~~1111fi--~~ . . . . . ,. . . . Doily Pilot Sorurdoy, July 3 I, 1999 A 3 Parents must mak'e sure thfdr kids have time to be kids I t' alway!> easier to cnticize the me enger than the me - • i;age, especially when you're getting the wrong message. In a recent letter to the editor, Pilot rectder Gary E. Dries of Costa Mesa saw fit to call me •morally ,,. superior~ but failed to address .the problem that has gotten me on my soapbox. Name-calling is an old tactic, used by people who can't argue the facts or who feel guilty or are scared in some way about the message that is being delivered. Threatened by lhe flat tax? Call Steve Forbe:cj. a spoiled rich kid. • The message I'm delivering is that parents need to stop the fin- ger-pointing and the abdicating pf their roles to the schools and other institutions, turn off the TV ~d get back to parenting their . kiclS. What we have not been doing tis parents now has taken not only a social toll on our chil- WHAT'S UP dren, but a physical one as well The latest issue of OC FAMI- LY hit the stands on Friday, July 23. By the following Tuesday, only 15'% of the first run was available. According to Execu- -tive Editor Craig Reem, this is the magazine's fastest-moving issue. This 1 sue is domg so well becau e th15 month's cover girl b an adorable redhead named Samantha Rawson, a.9-year-old Costa Mesa resident. It's impos- sible to wall~ by the magazine rack without stopping to look at her photo. Another reason is the covN story, penned by yours tru- ly {my business with the publish- er completed, I profit no further from increased circulation of this magazine). It is a piece that explores the biggest problem facing Amencan families today, that ts, the rush to push our kids into adulthood. Thanks to Crpig and publisher Ste\1e Churro, I was able to go beyond the usual parenting magazine fence-strad- dling and actually answer the question of whether we are pushing our kids. Evidence shows that tl}e envi-· ronment {not the Mother Nature type, but the man-made type) ha::. actually caused phy Kai change::. in our children. Modern Amencan kid::. are cxh1h1ting visible s1gn::. of increased liu::.cep- tibility to coronary artery di ea e and are more obe e than previ- ous generdtions, One big rea on is stress. Add to this the tact that Amencan girls are entenng puberty at a much edrlier dge than just a generation ago and we have a recipe for d1saster. A few days dQO, 1 overheard two 9•year-old girls talKihg about movies. One of the g1rlS was telling the other.how some of her fnends were dropped off at a multiplex cinema to go see "Tarzan," but 111stead~ the¥ slipped in to see usouth Park," whlch is rated • R " ln case you haven't heard. "South Park· wds declared the most expletive-filled movie ever made ·Dirty words" is what we used to call explebve~ when I was 11rowm9 UP.. We Mail Order 1.(800) REED'S All Natural Jamaican Style Ginger Brew S95-~ ()IO-) =~ ~ • Premium •. • Raspbeny 1? oz. BBL •us bottle hardly hear t.Mt phra any rnor and that's a hame because that'i. exactly what they are. Now, m • our attempt to muffle the impact of wliat we have bestowed up~>n our children, we play down our rrusdeeds and tell ourselves that kids these days are old enough to handle more than kids m the old days. They are not. They're still kids. The younger ones still cry when they skin their knees and the older ones still want to die dt the sight ~f a pimple. 1 . But mstead of retreating to whdt we know lo be good p(\r· eJ1ting and what has cllway" worked in the past, we continue . to ratchet up the bombardment of all that has made children old before their time. It tS sirnply too much, too soon. I'm passionate about thii; and believe it is everyone's problem, not Just those of us Wlth kid~. It is the resp~:ms1bility of theater own- n; ho profit from the tra ·h on the creen to hav someone ~ cd at all nm at the entrance to an R-rat d movie to C'heck for identihcauon and it is the respon tbUlty of ow politicians to stop undemunlng the &uthonty of parents by allowU'lg 15-year-· old girls acce>.ss to e1bort1ons and birth control without parental knowledge or con ent. But the re:;pons1bil1ty for the,,e develop- ments ultimately bP.longs to us parentc;, whCJ were asleep e1t the wheel when they occurred. · The tide can be tumed4 but 1t will take some ma1or attitude adjusting by parents who must exert more control over what our kid!> dre exposed to each ddy. • STEVE SMITH ts a Costa Mesa resident and freelance-wrrter. He can be reached at (949) 642-6086 or by e-mall at da iltp· 1/otOearthlink.ller. Lunch Special Shiitake Burger A delicious grilled part}' of shiitake mushrooms,. soy protein & egg whites on a whole wheat bun with the works. 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I FARM FRESH PRODUCE Strawben, Mud Papaya Pineapple •$p1. a Strib. 1~· lb . • llltlmate &tract Milk Thistle &tpptJrl:s LiJer Funt:doft• ·: ••• $4S299 SUGG. '20.62 ~100 ~ Garlic Odor Reduced· 500 MG ~HaJtS~99 Health• SUGG. '7 .20 250 caps Vitamin C-lOOOMG Plus Citrus BiolfmJonoids (40% lksperldin)$ -lOOmg Rutin-2Smg SOGG.'1.45 N,~,,_~ HA~1 ('r~~-1~1 . . ... ' •f Saturday, July 31, 1999 Stricter w ater tests begin, signs \ . posted around Newport Beach . :"' • High bacteria levels at certain sites force action. . lb rmes NEWPORT BEACH -Warn- ing signs alerting beachgoers ~J:K>ut high bacteria levels that were posted this week will con· tinue until the end of October, health officials say. . The signs, which were placed at three locations here, are the result of weekly -sometimes daily -tests to monitor pollution. The tests are part of a wave of new statewide standards that will inform the public about the quali- ty of ocean and harbor waters. . Postmg the signs are a require- ment of a state bill, passed in 1997, that went into effect Mon~ day. Health officials had conduct- ed tests routinely before the bill was enacted, but the wcl.ming was an adclitioflal step to help be~ch goers. Since Monday, two sites in Newport Beach near -38th and 43rd streets were branded with the signs. On Wednesday, water near-S3rd Street was deemed •People will be able to make more informed deClSions befor~ they go .Swi:mnung, • said Larry Honeyboume, director ·of the water qi.,tality division m the coun-==~iiiiiiiil-~~~~~iliiiiii5iiiiiiiii • ty's Health Care Agency. •1 think contaminated. . The tests, which m·easure three level.S of bacteria, must register at least one high reading for health officials to issue a warrung sign. JEFF & LYLEEN EWING LET A PROFESSIONAL SELL YOUR HOME It 1~ not unusual for homeO\~ner'i to yield to the temptation to t1) to sell their own home h seems easy enough--just place an ad in the weekend paper and "alt for buyers to show up. • \lthough 1t may seem easy, real ~~state sales can be extremely tomphc-arcd rr:insacaons. . The fir~t pitfall can come with -,,m·}n!?' \our propcrt} realisacaJly. Hnmeo~ncr., often price their propeft) too high initially, then, m a pln1c. dra,ricallr slash the pnn:. F'en 1f a buyer agrees to the m111al .1-.lmg price, there rnuld he trouble: 1f the buyer~ l>e1.rm tel fed that they h11\e agreed tC) p:a~ too much or .if the lender's apprai,al \alue~ the proper?) at tar le" than thc .1!-rreed-upon price \11me ot our prenoo'> clients hm:d U'> to mulct ·their home: onh .ifter "ceb or months of rn l~I! ro ,e11 their home on their o~ n. or. aitcr their real e\tau~ cr.Jn,J<:tion fell through. Let us hclp ~ ou from the begmnmg of ~our rc:al c'tate need'> \\c ve got the e\pcrienle'. jdf anl) l.\lecn hil\'C 2/ comcl·ut1H' H.U' of real estate e\pcnc:nce in 'e" p<>n Beach. The\ are ColdwelJ Banker's fl team for profc'>'>lc.>nal '>en1ce or ad\lce "uh all vour real e'>tate need~ ca ll the Ewings at (949) 718-1514 what you will see are more post- ings up and down the coast We want to be very protective of the public's health.• Jana A\ayra 1nconc.ert1 5 unday a f ternoon, Allg\Ot 8, \.100 pm. Tickets are available 'in the church office Monday through Friday-- 9:00a.m. -4:00p.m. $4.00 for the concert and $3.00 for dinner For Info call 94~574-2222 5t.Andrew•s Presbyterian Church, l 6005t. Andrews Rd.Newport Beach Dine ~th us Immediately after ~ 11 the concert In the plaza at the IN• •OUT ln-N-Out Burger<&> Cookout Trailer! • 11111ou ST. MARK PRESBYTERJAN CHURCH Subsequent readings are con- ducted until the levels have r~duced and the signs can be . removed. Most of the bacteria samples measured comes from human and ·animal waste. Honeybourne said anytime there is a sewage spill, an area is closed immediately AOl>ut 150 locations are tested for high bacteria levels at least week- ly around Orange County, he said. • Daily Pilot BRIEFLY Case continued in West Side murder An 18-year-old Santa Ana man suspected of gun.rung down a Costa Mesa teenage gul .and her unborn baby had his arraignment continued again Fnday. . . Eduardo Guerrero will ha.ve to wait until Aug. 27. to enter a plea for the murder•of 15-year-otd •Yun~a Balbuena_and her unborn child, who were killed May 29 m a Wallace--Avenue garage-apartment. Guerrero faces two counts of 'first degree murder and could face the death pen~ty. Balbuena was shot once in the chest when Guererro allegedly pumped several rounds mto the garage where Bal- buena and her farruly were living. Guererro, who ~ep<?rtedly is a member of the Shalimar street gang, fired blindly at the ·garage as part' of a retaliatory measure against a rival gang. Balbuena bled to death. And the 3-pound baby girl aoctors delivered by ,performing a caesarean section could not be. saved. . . . • Guerrero who was arrested earlier this month, was in I • prison when police received mf ormation about his role in the murder. Costa Mesa police offered a $25,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killer. -Greg Risling DEEP WATER WORKOUT PORTRAIT SPECIAL · (now thru Aug. 31 •) Irvine, Newport Beach, Laguna, Laguna Njguel, Mission Viejo & Orange New! -Water Fitness Oothing & Schedule www.woterwarm-ups.com (949) 646-6446 '>Al V STAN10N T· 0 T A l f I T • E I I ,re )>_1_ Call Now for Btsl Appointmtnt Timts (949) 675-3130 3732 East Coast H w • Coron a def \far • 92625 Plug into the Pilot Classri1ed section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters "These are the Best Times of Your Life,, Daih Pilot Great Hair Cut Sale Back By Popula.r Demand Starts Sat. July 31" Ends Sat. Au . 28'h "Open Anns and Open Minds" .. HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH J.. (Dlaclples of Christ) (),,,~IS# Jww CJrit /lw 11' "'11' -""" ihtu ,,, Cbrrd -_,, 11.., foblrfoJ .... /f'fitiMntw c;,nm,,,, ui;n. · The ~·d Pttcr 0 . Hayno, Rector Sammer SdMdnlc Julr 1 l-A.aap.129 Swldsy 9AMIWy~ SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3100 Plx:ltlc V'sw Or • Newp:rt Beach · 644-2617 or 675-4661 Olurc:h to am , SU'lday SChool 10 am -.:.-...~lpn ~ ....... asai•ll1Wd-*'J 12DDCll " ,.... [) 1 ......... -'....... t -J!'--..:.-...._ .. ,,.,.,._,""8_ ........... J 11 .,,.,, ,....,,, , .............. ..., ..... ... ,. .. ...... ., ...... Qlidi•.... llC'Mll.Mllll·---··-- ~Worship 9:30 Jambortt & Eastblulf in 1'ewport Bttcb Newport Harbor Lutheran Church T• Dover Dr. Newport lleacl\ Traclltlonail Lutheran Wonhlp a.rvtoe with Holy~ ....... .., th1 S mn 2401 lrvlne Ave. at Santa laabel Newport BHCh Sunday Worship -10:00AM Co•ta Mesa MISA VlltDI . UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH 1701 aak ... , C.M. Wonhip • Chvt-ch School 8 130 and 1 OsOO a .m. CK. Richard 979·823-' N....-oln' CaNTER UM1'WD MnHOIMST CHu.cH 1601 Maf°~l' ~ Corona def Mar 644-0745 \lVotsNp at 8:0QM4 & I 0 ~ ChUd~ Su .SChool I 0 OMM Jr, &. Sr. S·OOPM • • • IUSlllSS I 111 F S Ceradyne has best recent quarter. Ceradyne Inc. had Its best quartet in more than five years, company offioals" announced. The second quarter brought in $1.2.1 mil- lion. •The $12;1 niillion is the largest qu~erly new-order booking in at least five years," said Joel· P. Moskowitz, president and chief executive officer of Cer- adyne of the quarter ending in June. Ceradyne develops, man- ufactUJe~ and. markets advanced technical ceramics for industrial, electromc, defen!;e, and consumer applications. Golden West names new executive 1• Christian P Buell has I joined the Golden West Financial of Costa Mesa as I an account executive in the I equipment ledSing division, where he will be responsible , for the development of the 1 industrial equipment financ- t ing segment for the division. Golden West provides small-to medium-sized com- panies with wholesale asset financing seMces. Ad agency earns six radio. awards Advertising agency -~-... I.::awnmce·, Mayo & Ponder earned su: 1999 Silver Micro· phone Awards recently. The ; agency captured these I. aw8Jds in the competition designed to select the best , local and regional radio com- ( mercials created by advertis-1 ing agencies, production I compa.rµes and radio stations across ~e country. The contest, consisting of 33 categories, is judged fot creativity, production quality, copywriting, talent and over- oll effectiveness, and is' open to more then 40,000 agen- cies. •The awards are great,~ said co-creative director Claudia Ponde.r. ·what's even more important, though, 1s the effect the spots have had on sales. Some owners have reported that customers are coming into their stores reoUng lines from the commeroals • P.rivest names new vice president Rita L. Ohmer, former vice president of the Bank of Orange County in Fountw.n Valley, has joined PriVest Bank as vice president & pri· vate banking officer. Ohiner has more than 18 years of banking experience dealing with the medical commuruty and profession- als .• _P(iVest Bank is an Orange County-based bank that offers banking and wealth management services. All regular merchandise Includ~g stem florals & Furniture Minimum purc:hue ofSIS.00 50% off Arrangements and Topiaries Di.c°'911t• may not be C001blned . Ofretj60d11n "'"' Saturday, July 31, 1999 A~ TodS boutique amves in South Coast Plaza W orld-renowned Italian · entrepreneur Diego Della Valle announces the opening of his newest free- standing Tod's boutique U1 South Coast Plaza. This is the fourth Tod's boutique in.the U.S.r others are in Beverly Hill~ Manhattan (e.t the new location, 650 Madison Avenue) and Bal Harbour. The boutique show- cases the complete footwear collections for men, women and children. It also carries an expanded selection of the famous Tod's handbag line and introduces a new collection of small leather goods. Elizabeth· Social Secretary, , at (949) 721-5733, is a great find for fine stationery and cards, and there's an inventory sale now to prepare for its new loca- tion in Newport Center. Also, as part of the sale special, your narn~ and-address can be print· Put a few words to work ~or you. Call the DailYPilot ClASSIFIEDS 642-5678 PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY •. I ' f < ~ ' t I ; t ' r . 1 I o Law Offices of John Rapillo (949) 675-5060 IEST IUYS. greer Wytder ed on notes for $1 'The regular price is $1 .50. Cards for the mil- lennium, Christmas and the hol- idays have arrived. The sale ends August 6. It's located at 359 San Miguel, No. 104, in Newport Beach. Hemphlll's Rugs & Carpets is celebrating its four-year anruversary through Aug. 30 with a sale on all Arnencan Etchingl> patterns of Masland rugs, discontinued Karastan area rugs, and Karastan factory seconds. There are also new select1ons of direct imported Darshan teu-washed handk.not· ted rugs and new Tibetan rugs ·-mduding silk and wool com- binations. Hemphill's Rugs & Carpets at (949) 722-7224 is • located at 230 E. t 7th St. m Costa Mesa Neiman Marcus, at '(949) 759-1900, is carrying Cartier's limited edition pen that is so exceptional in concept and design that only 2,000 have been created. The pen com- bines a clock, perpetual calen- dar and pen into a uruque accessory. It was inspired by 'historic models and features a WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... •mt:Maf~Jifl:• • OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA r~r. WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cockto1ls Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 miniature Cartier watch at the end of the pen. Cartier is the only one to offer: a pen that offers three functions. It sells for $1,300. One of the best boutiques to find linens, Scandia Down ts having an annual 25% olf sale on lightweight' comforterl> 1dedl for summer through Aug. 15. The airy comforters are covered in silky ¢ottons. There is alsq a 20% off sale on linens from the Ian Gilbert Collection, and Ital- ian sheets ·by Nancy Koltes, Scandia Down is located at South Coast Plaza, on the sec- ond level, near Saks Fifth Avenue. The phor\e number is (714) 549-9046 .. - Bose Corporation, known for its state-of-the-art audio eqwp· ment, has opened its first Orange County store"at Fa hion Island m Newport Beach. The world's largest manufacture~of component-quality loudspe -; ers, Bose ofteri> its complete line of e.Jectromc~ in an interactive and entertammg eriVll'onment-· The Bose store also offers on- s1te experts who will work one- on-one with customers to design and install the perfect audio system for his or her home. Magnolia Charlie, at (949) 673-0066, located at 317 Marine Ave, on Balboa Island, is having a semi-annual sale on Anietican and European designer lines for children. Top name brand~ on sale include Flor~nce Eisman, Elle. Gma Divan, Petite Faune, . and Nautica. The sale will con- tinue for the next few weeks. • BEST BUYS is published Thursd<ays 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. If you'fe a woman conterhplating major surgery for uterine fi5roids ... Hoag has another option. c;flf:mc \\Omen with ymptom.nic fibroid~ c.111 now opt for .1 ,implcr treatment-a non-surgical procedure c.1lled Uterine Artery . l:.mboliz.uion (UAE). It\ onl' of thl' m.1ny option<; offered b} the specia)i.:;t<; at Hoag Ho,pital. Your pln \ici,1n c.111 help determine if it's the best choice for vou. . , UAE treats fibroids without the phyi,ic.11 ,1nd emotional impact .of a hyc;tercctomy. In stead, fibroid" Jrc \lcU"\'cd by u\ing an establi,hcd procedure which limits their blood i,uppl}. Mo\t women experience decreased ymptom\ \\ ithin 10 d.n '· including relief from heavy bleeding .1nd abdominal p.1in. UAI: ii, offered on an outpatient ba\i\ by \X'omen\ Health Services at Hoag-the #1 ranked ho"'pit.11 in Orange County. It require\ only light \cd.uion. and the quarter-inch inci<;ion heals without \titchc\. Which means, mo~t women cJn rc\umc normal activities within a week. KNOW YOUR OPTIONS WHEN IT COMES TQ UTERINE fl'lllROIDS. TALK TO YOUR PHYSICIAN ABOUT THI! BENEFITS OF UAE OR CALL HOAG WOMEN'S HEAL TH SERVICES AT 800/514-HOAG (4624). SERVICES A sen>lce <>/Hoag Hospital . . Sorurday, Jut-,. 31 , 1999 BUSINESS IN BRIEF J'arantello going glob8.l in scope After bemg selecte<i by the Bank of Austria Credi· tanstalt in the Czech Republic to provide consult· ing services to the bank and a select group of investors on real estate finance and investment, Tarantello & Assocu:ites is spreading across the globe. *The Bank, of Austria and the European Commu· nity are presently interact· ing with the international • invesb'nent community and ' are opening up their invest· • ment portfolios to incorpo- rate North American real estate finanang programs,• said Rocky Tarantello. .They r-equested Taran· tello· to develop an interna- tional workshop that was to successfully guide 1ts seruor . staff and clients through an in-depth analysis of real estate finance. Tarantello also was awarded the J. c. Felts Cre- ative Counseling Award by the Counselors of Real Esta,te in Chicago. ' . . ' .. Doily Pilot . Readers, friends smooth out road .to recovery T HANKS FRIENDS: For the past 3 1/2 months, I was on. the disabled list, couldn't work. couldn't drive. I watched a • lot of TV and talked a lot on the phone. It started iil March when we . sold our Bayport Wey home and moved to a two-bedroom town- house we leased irJ Newport and then set up home irJ a condo we bought in Rancho Mirage. Dur· ing the same period of time we moved my office from a single 1 downstairs unit to an upstairs suit~. I lifted too many boxes and in a period of weeks, my arms and hands went numb and legs became weak. There were days when Barbara would have to button my shirt because I could- n't feel my firlgers. Keeping my anns up to shave or brush my teeth was difficult. After a few treatments by Car- ol LaBlanc.~.C.. she~ncouraged • me to see a neurologist. But with the EPP program I have, I started with my regular doctor, Hartley Turpirl, M.D. He quickly referred me to a neurologist, C. Phillip O'Carroll, who quickly referred me to a neurosurgeon, Dr. Oleg Chikovani. He performed surgery on a number of verte- brae in my neck April 9. A month before my problems COMMUNITY CLUBS I concur. The staff .at Hoag Ho:tp1tal was great dunng my f om-day stay there. The medical care I received from Ors. Chiko- vani, O'Carroll, Tutpin and oth- ers was greatly appreciated. The only other time I had surgery in a hospital was in 1949 when 1 was 8 and had my tonsils out. Also appreoated are the many friends who drove me places during my convalescent time - Margaret and Hank Weber, Bob and Ginny Robins; Roger Alfred, Dick Dickson, Bob Wood, Dean the drive to the desert when time and my health would peml!t us time to get~ our new home. Well folks, watch outl I am on the road again, this' time with a soft collar around my neck and a bit more cautious than bPfore. My thanks and appreciation go to the doctors, the hospital and family and friends. I love you guys I · iim · Reavte, Jlm Dale. Greg K~lley, de boOm Rod Elde, Prtce.Shaplro, Richard CLUB NOTES: Kiwanis Club of Costa Mesa celebrated its 50th Annivetsary Wednesday, July 28, 1999. Club l>fesident Sharkey Warrlc\' noted the club was char; tered on July 28, 1949.-Members 2on Channels and Charlie Mukel planned a suitable cele- bration for the club. --------------~Luehrs, Jeff Parker~ Lane Weber, Jlm Ballinger, Blll Strateman, began, 1 received and filed a let- ter from Davtd Hunsicker of Newport Beach who drove him- seU to Hoag Hospital when be thought he was having a heart attack and ended up having heart bypass swgery the-next day. In his letter, Hunsicker thanked the hospital staff and said, *What amazes me is that you made it seem so easy. Your professionalism, compassion and positive 'attitude are infectious. My wife, my angel, says you kept her informed at every step along the way, with updates dur· irlg the six·hour surgery. What a team. You are the bestl • Karin Graves, Doug Stuckey, Doug Bennett and Mark Hor· nung to name a few. Some of them would call and ask, •Where can I tak~ you today?" The ones who were really relieved when Dr. Chikovani decided July 20 to take off the metal neck collar and let me go back to work and drive once again were daughters Stacy and Jodi and my wife Barbara. Beginning several weeks alter the surgery, Stacy would drive me to my office, take messages Off the answering machine, return phone calls and do the computer work, as 1 would die· tate my colwnn and publish a variety of newsletters. Barbara picked up the responsibility of WORTH REPEATING ... from the Scuttlebutt, the newsletter of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club: •All change is not growth, as all movement is not forward.• SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus WEEK: Want to get more irlvolved in your community, make new friends or network? You are irlvited to attend a club meeting this coming week. TUESDAY -7:30 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club for an awards program for the Back Bay High School Read· ing Program. 6:30 p.m.: The Cos- ta Mesa-Newport Harbor Llons Club meets at the Costa Mesa Sabatino T9mmy Peter Phjl Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique • lne room II dlnln1 rootm nllllllble filf' IJ'OllP buslnal 11Md1np and private 11.inrtlont 723-0621 Please Call For Reservations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach GoU and Country Club. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m.: The South Coast Metro Rotaiy Club will meet at the Center , c Club. NewpOrt Harbor Kiwanis' "' Club meets at the University Athletic Club. Noon: The Exchange Club of Orange C~st meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 6 p.m.: The Newport Balboa Rotary meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht for a visit by District Governor Judith Prather. THURSDAY -7:30 a.m.~ The Costa Mesa Orange Coast· BreaJdast Llons Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon: Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Cos- ta Mesa Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn with Quentin Quinn, Orange Coast College Key Club, running the meeting. The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at the Riverboat Restaurant for a business meet- ing and induction of new mem- bers. The Newport-Irvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott to hear Chief Kathy Hoover of the UCI Police Department. • COMMUNITY Ir CLUBS is published every Saturday in the Daily Pilot. Send your service club's meeting information by fax to (949) 660-8667, e-mail to jde- boomOaol.comor by mail to 2082 S.E. Bristol. Suite 201, Newport Beach, CA 92~1740. Come See The New Models For The Year 2000! Why pay mor~ for a million cJollar look? . The World's Premier Electric Boat Builder "Known for furniture and .accessories at a fraction of the cost ... " · ... • 949.645.6812 Fll&IOry ShowrJHnn.· 2001 W! Codst H""J., Newport&.eh • City may track _ Wilicensed dogs COSTA MESA -There could be as many as 7,000 unlicensed dog~ m the ctty, according to a firm the city is considering hinng to track down the wayward pets. The council is set to con- sider a proposal Monday to strike up an agreement with Civic Collections Inc. to con- duct a citywide survey to identify unlicensed dogs and • their owners. wcensing ani- mals is done pnmarily to control and track rabtes in the animpl population, according to staf(. . . . I Constructlon workers create a foundaUon for what will be a bridge that will link the two halve of South Coast Plaza. The wotk ls being done between Macy's and Nordstrom' • Cracking . doWn on unli- censed dogs would not only increase compliclllce but it could also lead to ·an increase in revenue for the city, according to staff reports. A budget adjust- ment of $175,000 m adcti- tional ammal license rev- enue lS also on Monday's agenda for approval. Construction on South Coast bridge begins In return for their ser- vices, CiVic Collections is asking for 60% of tlle first year's license fees and $1 dollar for eacn dog identi- fied. The firm hdS canvassed neighborhoods for dogs in Los Abgeles and Santa Ana with favorable results, accordmg to staff reports. If the council approves the action, surveying of neighborhoods is expected to begin m early August and continue for six months The Ctty Council meets at 6:30 p.m Monday. -Elise Gee SOlITH COAST METRO - Construction of the sculptured pede.strtan bridge linking the two halves of South Coast Plaza has begun and is expected to be com- pleted by spring of next year. The bridge will span Bear Street and provide shoppers easi- er access between the two areas of South Coast Plaza. Major disruption of traffic is not expected although construc- tion will be ongoing, said Debra Gunn Downing, executive direc- tor of marketing. "There are not any complete closures planned,· she said One lane in either direction may have to be closed QCcasional- ly for the construction of the bridge, but the mall plans to avotd any long-term closures, she said. The city approved construction ortlle 0ndge Ulls year along with the replacing of trees on Bear Street between South Coast Drive and SunOower Avenue with rare Cuban Royal Palms. The bridge, designed by world-renowned landscape artist Kathryn Gustafson, will be made out of metal and have a bird-like design. The bridge construction is part of aJ} overall plan to improve and repackage the part of South Coast Plaza that was fonnerly known as Crystal Court. Management at the mall decided this·year to drop the name Crystal Court in favor of a more unified South Coast Plaza. The bridge is supposed to rein- force that unity. ·we've had some duplication of stores on that side of the street," Downing said. ·1 think that was confusing to consumers. The closure of Robinson's/May d{ld the opening ot-crcne-& Barrel bnngs a whole new dimension.· 2651 lrviile Ave. <M-•lmM> Costa Mesa, 92627 Phone 949/631-4404 200 Marine Ave. <at Put1> Balboa bland, 92662 Phone 949/673-0330 fresh Whole Bone-in Turkey Breast $199 lb. R • $3.69 lb Produce Dept. Fuerte Avocado Fresh Atlantic Salmon $699Fille lb. Re . St0.99 lb. Crate & Barrel lS undergomg remodeling now and the Macy's Home store is expected to round Qut the changes, which will all be coll)pleted by August or the fall of 2000. More new store announce- ments are expected later this year, Downing said. -Elise Gee I I I I ~--~?~ .. r. :zo% OFF·: • Entire Purchase • · I •f:A »-~Dastlan 8 C Jlc.] J I I SA~e. Murao I r~ res81t~ •••••••••••••••••• I 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. I I 261-6788 I : Jamboree at Bristol : I Back Bay Court I ••••••••••••• Soturdcry, July 3 I , 1999 A 7 During f<iceoff, robber steals $700 from store . COSf A MESA -An anned anned robQcr to a ~fe th.at con· robber 'who iP..ft behind a mem-ta.med $721. The robber took the bership form with the signature of money. and a Vldeotape and fled a fictional movie character stole on foot. more than $700 from a video store ·Police are unsure whether the Thursday night. vtdeotape tak.en was, in fact, The man gave a bizarre form Face/Off. The action movie pits of identification -a membership Troy against a detective played application with the name Castor by Travolta, who switch their Troy, a villainous character in the identities by surgically changing movie, F.ace/Off, starring Nicolas their faces. Cage and John Travolta. The robber is described. as a Police said the armed robber white· male between the ages of strolled into the Hollywood Video 19 and 23 and about 6 feet tall. He store at 5 p.m. in the 1800 block of was last seen wearing a black ~ewport Boulevard. He spoke ba.c;eball hat, baggy shorts and a with a clerk for several crunutes black T-shirt with the word artd requested the membership ·Alcatraz• in white letters embla- form. He left the store but zoned on the front. - returned soon alter and handed a Anyone with information is store manager a handWritten note asked to call the Costa ~Mesa that demanded money. Police Department at (714) 754- The man then showed the 1 5281. manager a handgun ti.idtea in liiS waistband. The manager led the 1 -Greg Risfing STAGECOACH LUGGAGE & GIFTS This Weeks Travel Tip "Wbm purchasing luggage, the most importa1Jf ftaturts to look for 11rt: Typt of whulf. handle systtm, £ackin( conunimu & durabtltty Of. abric." I 1 IH \ ,, ( • ,, II 1111 \ l .1 l'1 It l ' • 1 " ........ --·-........... -.... ...... ... --·-........... -.... ..... ----·-..... ----·-------·~· .. •· °" row "•it t-life ,...., to know more? Call orYlelt- • •A 8 Sc:iturdoy, July 3 1, 1999 • •Send MOUND TOWN iterm to the Dal· ly Pilot 330 W. Bay St., Corte ~ 92627: fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) 642·S680, ext. 228 A complete listing of Around Town ~ be found at • dallypilot.com. .(ODAY "ltallan Gardens" wUl be pJeSenl- ' ed at 9:15 am. at Roger's Gar- dens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road.. Corona del Mar. Whether · you have an acre's worth of back- yard or JUSl d balcony, learn the basics of an Italian garden. For more mfonnallon, caJI (949) 640-. 5800. SUNDAY "Orange County's Vantsblng Open Space," an ex.lubil of oils and pastels by Davtd Damm, will be on display m the Newport Beach Central Library foyer through Aug 30. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave Damm usual- ly paints in the early morrung and everung when light creates an evocative mood and IS a member of the Lagund Plem AlI Painters Assn. and the California Art Club For more tnfonnauon, Cdll (949) 717-3801 • MONDAY School children are Invited to a 'lunny magic show titled HThe Magic of Reading" at 10:30 a.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library's Fnends Meeting Room, . . 1000 Avocado Ave. The program will be r~ated at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Mariners Branch Library, 2005 Dover Dnve. and ag~ at 10:30 .a.m. Thursday at the Balboa Branch, .100 E. Balboa Blvd. The p rogram is part or the Newport Beach Public Library's •tong Ago and Far Away• Swn- mer Reading Program. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. . TUESDAY Flnanclbl consllltants Jason Sherr and Don Harrell will present •Retiring or Changing Jobs?" at noon at Siµomon Smith Barney, 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 100, Costa Mesa. The presentation will be repeated Wednesda.v at 5 p.m. Space is limited. For more infor- mation, call (714) 957-6500. A representaUve from UCLA's Admissions Office will visit Orange Coast College's ltansfer Center from 9 a.m to 4 p.m . to talk with students interested Ill transferring. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For an appointment or more infonna· tio~. call (7~4) 432-5894. The National Assn. of Women Business Owners, Orange County chapter will present a panel chs- cussion by media and public rela- tions representatives -"Market- ing to Media lor Maximum Press Coverage -from 6 to 9 p .m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, around town 3350 Avenue or the Arts. Costa Mesa. Cost ro1 nonmembers 1s $44: flfSt-lime gueJ>ts and mem- brrs. $34. Dmner will be includ- ed. For· more information, call (714) 832-5741. Neighborhoods throughout Costa M a a re joining forces to partici- pate in the 16th Annual National Night Out cnme and drug pre- vention event spor1Sored by the Costa Mesd Police Department. From 7 to 10 p.m , C~ta Mesa residents are asked to lock their doors, tum on outside lights and spend lhe evening outside With ·neighbors and police. Pob~e per- sonnel will be serving hot <logs apd soft dnnks and raffling vari- ous prizes on Shaliinar Drive, ·Joann and Mmer streets and at St. John the Baptist Church at 1015 Baker Street. For more infonna- boil, Cdll (714) 754-4876. WEDNESDAY Senior finand aJ consultants Dean Jackson and Jeff Russell·will pre- sent •Estate Planning-Unique Strategies for the Affluent Investor" at noon and 6 p.m. at the Center Club, 650 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. Learn how to avoid paying estate taxes to the IRS. Lunch/dinner will be provid- ed. Admission is free. Por more infonnation, call (714) 429-2801. Speak Up Newport presents Ron Wildennuth, public information •6,000 titles of rental and 1e11" officer for the Orange County Water Dislnct, at 6 p.m at ttte Cannery Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette. Newport Beach D1s- CUS:>ion will focus on the ground- water replenishment ystem. Adm.is ion lS free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 224-2266. IHURSDAY The FoundaUon fighting Blind- ness will present •v1s 10NS '99: Treatments and Cures on Ute l lorizon • through Sunday at the Century Plaza Hotel & Tower, 2025 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles. Admission is $250 per person for the three-day event. The luncheon and dinner ban- quet are included. For more infor- mation, call (800) 683-5555. AUG. 7 A back-country fllke will take place-at 9 a.m. today and Aug. 8, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29 at Crystal Cove State Oark, 8471 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach Hikers will meet at El Morro Visitor Cen- ter Park.mg lS $6. For more infor- mation, call (949) 497-764 7. AUG.8 If you enjoy Volkswagens, make plans to attend the VW Jamboree. Gates open at· 9 a .m. at the Orange County Pair & Exposition Center Ad.mission is $12 for on Adult pro & omaNut' videos •Hewett A latest ........ ,.-,;..,., daily •Adult games & toy• •Adult 91"Mrin9 cards, invitations and memo pod• • lach.tcw/lach.lot .... glft1 •Lotion•/oil prvducts •ln1tNctionol ~ Yideo. •Gov gifts & lotions 7344 Center • Huntington Beac h 714 898-0400 Open Mon thru Sat 10amto8pm Sunday noon-6pm A to\t. ~. lly df \tqn,.d odvh bovhqu" for ,.,,,. n I ,,.,,onw,, •o ,h,:.p lc.r inf r"lO•t' d,.,,,r\ lnrroducing the Hard Surface Savings Anderson ~~~::~··H,,, Materlal Only 5';,."J." $49 5 lntuUuion A.....U..bla Q h • 1/nnmn/{I"" ll1HJ<l //,,.,., r1, .. ,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. "" '" MAf:t&iGi()it /r1tfW'f'.t I Ull U 11nl TH(l.u ll><•· l..st!' 5"rtt11At$459 M.te1W Only i.w 11 l....Uadon Anll.hle .MJ F1 Ceramic Tile ! . Tlie natural dtoke for . • ... ' dlrablty Whef 1 the d«OIOfWIQ style is COlltelllpo!Ofy, ~ OI ~ii btlWMn. t8IQlllC Iii offen ~ cwld excepliold tbdlity We hCM on outsltldng seleclion of al die kllesl !Ms Sflrfllt As low As. $1 s~~ 12"x l 2" M•tttial Oely . . 111,.au.don A..u.ble adults, $5 for Juniori. (6-12) and children 6 and under are free. For more mfonnation, call Inter- Shows Motorsport Promotion:. Inc. at (714) 582-2371. AUG.9 Participants ln the Ne~~rt Beach Public Ubral'y's Summer Reading Program are invited to attend the grand finale ice cream social at 10:30 a.m. at the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more infonnation, call (949) 717-3801. , AU~. 10 ' . The !Sandwich Generation, thft first of a three-part series each Tuesday offering tips on unprov-, ing communication in telation- . ships, will take place at the Jew- ish Commuruty Center of Orange G:ounty, at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Members pay $45, non- members pay $55. For reserva- tions or information, call (714) 755-0340, ext. 271. AUG. 11 The ~ Harbor Area Ch.am- ber of Commerce's Noon Network- mg Luncheon with marketing expert Dr . .Michael Ames will be presented at noon at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. .Members a.re $15 with a reservati9n and potential members are $20. For more infor- mation, call (949) 729-4400. The Home and Small Business Alliance will meet from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe to discuss •Mailing Llst Do's and Don'ts." Owners of small businesses are Doily Pilot invited to attend at no charge. Muni's Cafe is at the comer of Barranc-a and Culver Ill Irvine. For reservations and inlonnation, call (949) 786-0030. AUG. 14 A back-country bike and moun-' tain bike ride will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers and bikers will meet at El Morro Vi$ilor Center. Parlong is $6. For more informa- l.ion, call (949) 497-7647. "Loyely Lavenders" wtll' be pre- sented by Cristin Fusano and Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m. at . Roger's Gardens, 2301 San • J~quin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how to grow, care for and select great tomatoes. For more inf onnabon. call (949) 640- 5800 . Salomon Smith Barney ls spon- sonng ·vou and Your 401(K) Rollover Workshop• at 9:30 a.m. at Salomon Smith Bameyi 19000 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. The workshop is free. For reservations call Stuart Shim at (949) 955-7562. AUG. 15 .. Vlslt the 1hlck Jamboree from to a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of the Arlington Theatre at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The show runs from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $12 for adults, $5 for Juniors (6-12) and children under 6 are free. For more information call lnter-Shows Motorsport Pro- motior1S Inc. at (714) 582-2371. • Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSM£TICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! • 100% Confidential • Directed by Attorn ~y At Law Matt Kurilicli • Immediately after results are given, all records are destroyed. . • Are you concerned about your spouse or children? Call (714) 505-2812 Chem free EXTERMINAnNG ALTERNA~ COMMERCIAL• RESIDENTIAL WHOLESALE TENT R:TMIGATl0NS •Daily Pilot LAURA 'f CONTINUED FROM A 1 Tom Leykis, the dnve-time ho:.t on KLSX radio and an avowed ene- my of Sehl smger, urged his listen- ers to support Beach Access oy going to the tore as well as turrung on their car headlights. "Dr. Laura is using a nuclear weaP.;on to kill a bug,• Leykis sclld. "My goal 1s to see to lt thdt the store is jam-packed before I go off the a.tr, H A store othcial Sdtd sales ·increased after th~ comments by • Stem and Leykis. "lt' really helped; we are very pleased," said the official, who did nof want to be identif1ed. "I know (store owner Tom Moore) is happy about· it." .. The controver..y began Stinday when Schle:.smger walked inta the store wtth her son While browsing a shoe counter, Schlessinger noticed Big Brother magazine, a skateboard publication pnnted by Hustler mag- azine publisher La!!}' Anit. who pnce had published unauthonz d nude photos of Sehl mger. Schlessmger told lier audience that the store had a pornographic mdgazme in a place where children could easily ee it. Moore said the magazine wps there by acadent, something tl\at he said would have been expldllled to Schlessmger had she afforded the store manager an opporturunr to do so. ·we don't carry anything porno- graphic and it was unJair for her to go on her show where she hds 17 or 18 milboh listeners and blast us,• Moore ·said earlier this week, adding he is considering filing a lawsuit. Moore has smce left for vacation and was unavailable for further comment, store ofhc1ats sai,d. Keven Bellows, the general man- ager of Schlessinger's show, called the affair "ncliculous." In a state- ment released earlier Uiis week, Schlessinger said •My goal was to protect c;hildren from exposure lo this material ... hopefully other stores will think tWJcc about expos- ing children to inappropnate publi- CC\tions." · I Ray 'Reyes, a. surfer and aVid PROM ELIS i l Nt11.1port's Fintst Ntighborhood Mm·ket +All Natural Beef Pnme & Choice Cuts Only + Fresh Fish Doily The Highest Quality + Form Fresh Produce Hand Picked +Complete Wine Seledion Tempt your Pallet with the Finest Featuring a Full Service Deli + Made_!Q_ Order Sondwiches t Sliced Meats &.C~ses t Solods & Hot Entrees + Gourmet Dips Stem listener, scoffed dl Sch- lessmgets conunents and said he came all the way from Moorpark to shop at Beach Access at the urging of the shock Jock. ·ttowdrd's right, Dr Laura is picking on the little guy ere," Reyes said. •What this re y is about is her clispute with Fly- nt and she's putting {Moore) in the middle of it. The mag<¢ne is not pornographic, it's a simple skdte- board magan.ne. • Vivian Olson, a Nevlport Beach resident, said she heard Sch- lessmger's comments and decided to follow Stem's advice. "Dr Laura was way out of Une ' . and when Stern said to go to the store, I said I was going to buy someUung even if rt cost 1ust a ·: buck," Olson sdid. . Moote has said the store and cor- porate office have been swamped with calls following SchJessinger's show A store employee said Friday that while the calls were all nega- tive m the days after Schlessinger's show, all have been positive since the Stern show. I .. LAB CONTINUED FROM A 1 freeman aid the reason fo1 the amount of .QHB att ts in Newport may be a con equence of the city's hotbed of mghttime activiw. Although there are only a handful of dance clubs, there is a heavy concentra- tion of taverns that are weekend havens for bar hopP,.ers. • Because GHB 1s banned m Caltforrua, 11 seems the drug's reputation . has yrown. {'v1ostly taken in liq- uid form, GHB tias varymg effects depending on the dosage. Some people report an intense drunk feeling while there have been cases where users have fallen into a comu and died. Because of its potency, +Specialty Items +Specialized Packaging For Custom Boat Orders + Porty Plotttt'"s + lunch Meeting Orders [LJ ~!cg~.2·s (949) 646-7 441 ~ Hour~ Mon.-Sat. 8am-9pm un. 8am-8pm Phone 949-548-2500 2121 Westdiff Drive.• Newport B~ach Lloyd's Nursery & landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fairview Rd. 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The arre t of a 25-ycar-old former Newport Harbor High S-;:hool student Wednesday underscores how c.nou th problem ma~· be. Jonah Allen pl ad d not miil(y Friday to SllC COWlt of mdnuf ac:tunng and J>QS e s- ing· GHB m his Lido lslo home he · hares with ht:. mother. Allen, who grew up m Newport and Costa Mesa, 1s accused of producing the drug. inside hb home with the mtent to sell. When police raided ht» Via Waz.iers home, they found 32 ounces of GHB .1n two plastic bottles. Dunng Allen's arraign· ment, his attorney dJld pros- ecutors argued over the .,amount of bail, Clngmally set at $100,000. Defense • So1urdoy, July 3 t, 1999 A 9 · ttomey Jam Riddet :said his client h ould be freed on 510,000 ba1l . Judge Susann Shaw didn't agree. •Thi type of drug is oer- ta nly one that has been used in ovcrdos~s. • she said. •Bail will be kept at 100.000.· .Riddel was dlsappomted with the decis1on but said he was working to rabe the money to get his client out ot jail. Pohce aid the JOb of · catching users of tho drug is becotxung increasingly diffi· cult bec"use GHB is clear and odorle s. Not only can the drug e cape the -eye of a ·police officer, but unassu.m- mg bargoers as well. ·vou can .oo longer leave a dnnk on a table and turn your head away,• Freeman said. "It's 1ust not safe to do . anymore.· • F.dals • M.ssa1t • porn Thtiapy • Bod" Wrar• • H>dsolMNpy • Bodt Poliail • , Pttls. Vich) Showwa • t••m Roomt • 'Wnin& • £1~1 • · • ~ a Port Lain Tbtrapy • Harul a Foo1 Car. • Pttls • Gift Cntifkat • 100/1 Oitcount wlid for all Mn<ICM nope at....d7 ofocowii.d ~kal". rttail produt;' en in COhJllDCUOn •.ch •n7 otbtt diKOUAl. 'A 10 Saturday, July 31, 1999 READ CONTINUED FROM 1 enthuslllstically, because the response means Herend1ra, 9, understands the story, and. 1s thinking about 1t. • Thoygh the fourth-gldder is !lOt , yet reading fluently, her tedcher says she's made great progress at •the dlstnct's five-week mtensive summer reading program that ended Friday. Uke hundreds of other students in the distnct, Herendira was ·referred to the district's first-ever 'elementary summer school pro- giam because she had low test scores and poor grades and her teachers did not feel she read well. they ca.n •deco<Je• the word - that is, look at them on pa~r and· !>AY them out loud -they don't know what th y m an nus despite the fact that many ot them dci;peratcly want to be able to rt>ad, sa1ct Principdl Ila Guerra. "Every single one of these clill- dren wants to be here," Guerra · said. "They wcmt to spend their sununen; learrung to read.~ The filate-funde<l program, in almost every school district m the state this summer, 1s pdrt of Gov. Gray OaVlS much-heralded and debated educabon program. After the students went home, teacheb gathered for intensive afternoon traming so they could get a better unde'"'tanding of how to help the children. up to grade level Some ot the thing ofticials learned this surruner: The bigget problem children face 1s not •decoding." It 1s comprehension. -Wlderstanding what they ar reacting. Students need to work on vocabulary, and what cduct1tors refer to as •oral language develop· ment." but what the rest of the world knows as speaking. They also need to work on wnt- ing, Chan said. HNext year we should have a powerful program,• said Chan, noting that hundreds of dMrlct teachers are recetvmg training m how to better help students read. Ltke many career educators, Chan seems less than thrilled with the state's intention to flunk mas- sive nwnbers of students and hold them back a year. Doily Pilol 1 lcH behind. , "lier re ding has gotten bet-f ler,'" aid Broesamle. "In five weeks, 1t' hard to really make progr , but I think her confi- dence m h rself is up, and that makes it ea 1er for to learn." She added that Herendira IS .: lucky" because her family is so, supportive. . . t "I know they read every rught," ! she aid. "I know she would keep1 goinu to summer school for ';?e: rest of the sununer i1 she could. ~ Broesamle ddded thdt Herencli-; ra is startmg to redd whole sen-; tences dt d lin1e, instead of labori-• I ously, word by wor<;l, as many I bcginrung readers do. . J And her English is unproving. I . In fact. said Broesamle, all the .students in her class hpve improved tremen~ously. . l Education, says Herendira's mother Mlrela Naranjo, is •the most important Uung m our fami- ly." She and her husband are immi- grants from Mexico, and the fa.rru- ly does not have much money. They are determined that theu ·children acquire the educabon 8RJAN P08lJOA OAlY PlOT Herendira c 'aprtsto reads a poem along with her class during Friday's assembly at Wilson Elementary School in Costa Mesa. This sununer's was a pilot pro- gram. Next year, ·students who pei:{orm poorly on standardved tests and do badly m school will have no choice but tQ attend sum· mer school and may also be held back a year "I know what the research says about that idea,• she said, careful- ly, without actually cnbc1Z1ng the state program. What the research says is stu- dents who are held back 10 school are al far gTeater danger of drop· ping out, but are wilikely to make up the skills and work they are lacking, Chan said. "I was expecting to come m I here and teach basic English and: basic phorucs," she said. ·aut they 1 are a lot more advanced than! that." l The teacher spec:ulateo that: $tudents may have been intinudat-; ed by the Stdnlora-9 test, and not: done as well on 1t as they could • have. : that they see as a bcket to a better life. Naran10 put her daughter in preschool at age 3 to get her learn- ing English, and Herendua never misses a day of school. Her mother always gets. to know her daughter's teachers - sitting on Broesamle's desk Fnday was a token of the family's appre- ciation: a long-stemmed orange rose from the fanilly garden. Herenclira always does her homework, and the family spends what little money it has on books, in Sparush and English, to help the children read. Naranjo has even enrolled in adult-education Eng- lish classes so she can help her children with their homework. But despite all this, Herendita, like many of her classmates, strug- gles with English and labors over reading. Celestino's M E ATS rtw 1-1111•-;1 \11'< 11 urn I ">('rt ·11 1 \t ·w/ol>/t' Servin Costa Mesa or owr 30 Mrs ~o "ALL N ATURAL B EEF & CHICKEN FRESH ATLANTIC SAIMO. Whole or Half $4.99LB Beat the Surmnn Heat with Boar's Head Deli Products .. , COOKED T URKEY BREAST SALADS Pepper, Oi•m Gold or Mapk Potato, Macaroni or Coleslaw $5.99LB $1.89LB Come in a11d give them a try. C'EST SI BON BREAD ELIVERED FRESH 7 DAYSAWEEK EL TORO BRAVO TORTIUAS AND CHIPS OEUVE.RED FRf.sH DAILY 32 Varieties 9.fHomemmk Sausqges Celestino 's Bufor Turko Terkj - We caro Boar's Head Products 270 East 17th St. • Costa Mesa • (949) 642-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon -Sat. • 10:00 to 6:00 Sun Her scores are typical of a dis- hfarterung paradox that teachers and school offioals are cop111g with across the distnct and across the state. "These parents care so much," said Julie Chan, who is in charge of the district's reading effort. "They want so much for their chil- dren to succ~ed." And yet many children are nol succeeding. They are struggling to learn reading, and even when Judging from the results of this five-week progrctm, many stu- dents may be held back next"year. Though students have made great stndes this sum.mer, five weeks is not enough brne tor them to catch up on all the skills they are lacking. District offic1als are hoping that, armed with new techniques and a host of special programs, they will be able to help a.lot of the low·performing students get "On the other hand," Chan saJd. HThe reality is, unless they can read, they really can't benefit from the instruction higher up m school." Herendira and her mother are determined that Herendira not be one of the students who Herendira herself saJ.d ~he feeb I she has made great progress this J summer. 1 "I'm reading much harder: books," she said in the soft reedy I whisper that is her speakmg voice. And as for her plans for the rest of the sununer: HStudy more," she: said. "Read more." I I F1\(~TOR\T Ol rr1.1Erl~ ~ Beacon Bay Auto Wash . • INSTALLAY.ION ! • DELUXE PADDING! • FURNITURE MOVING! 420.Q Birch St. (at Bove) Newport Beach 833-0660 $6. 95 Hand Wash and Free Foam Wax · 8:00 ain to 4:00 pm ~ by Qr.gory R. Gleiss, D.D.S. . GETIING TO THE ROOT .. • LIFETIME INSTALLATION GUARANTEE! 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AoOI c:nl i-...,.,,. • ........ ...... ,.., ..... -....., coinmuniiy· forUm Doily Pilot ' I . . . Soturdoy, 1u1r 3 1. • 999 An EDITORIAL . Note to council:· Let ·us fu "on our business the council minutes. M~tiple choice. Which of the follow- ing quotes will go down in New- port Beach City Council history: The only wonder is why the words became infamous for even a short time. ending. The city attorney ruled there was no conflict of interest Alter that, the "threatening" note should have been made public, and the whole brouhaha would have vanished after a day. a) "Give me bberty or give me death." b) UI only regret that I have but one life to lose !or my count.ty." c) "Mayor ... I've just been tbreat- The story is a sunple one. Just before a vote on whether to give money to pro-El Toro Airport groups, Councilman John Noyes passed a hand-printed note to Ridgeway that said, •You have a conflig of interest (Dave Ellis). You should abstain. I don't want to bring it up with- out warning you.• Instead, Noyes clammed up and the note disappeared for two weeks before ' Ridgeway finally rough(,'d it up only after . a public.records act r~est by the Pilot. · Qlledl" • d) None of the above. The i\JlSWer is "d." While Patrick Hen- ry's and Nathan Hale's words are rem~m: bered more than two.centuries later, Councilman Tod Rldgewats quote - which stopped a council meeting cold earlier Uus month -will soon dlsappear mto oty history, not even memonalized in Dave Ellis -who worked as Rtdge- way's campaign consultant as well as CounQlwoman Norma Glover's -is a consultant for the Allport Working Group, which was requesting funds. There's a lesson buried somewhere und~r this quirky mess and tt goes some- thing like Uris: wberi a councilman claims he's been threatened in a public meeting, let the public m on the secret To use a quote that's lasted a couple thousand years: "The truth will make you free." The story should have had a simple . . . and thats something".fltat yqu can ,t do in private • As noted by a couple of readers P erhaps it is a .far far better thing for the council members to fight ahd pass notes than to make foolish decisions tbat affect our hves, liberty, and property! Thank you. MICHAEL A GLUECK Newport Beach I am writing in regards to the recent Newport Beach City Council follies. It shoultl not have taken two weeks, or a Freedom of Infor- mation request, for the coun- cil to disclose the contents of a note passed from Council- man Noyes to Councilman Ridgeway. Th.is note allegedly contained a "threat" serious enough to halt the meeting for an immediate consultation between Ridgeway, Mayor · O'Neil and City Attorney Burnham. Th.is was an unusu- al and newsworthy event, made even more· so by tbe fact that it happened as the council was preparing to award $380,000 in grants to antiairport groups at a packed -MllllAG council meeting. Yet Mayor O'Neil thinks tbat our curiosi- ty. and right to know what occurs at our City Council meetings is "petty and ridicu- lous.• Thanks, Mayor O'Neil. Now we know how you really feel about yQur constituents and your hometown newspa- per. ROBERT DICKSON • . Newport Beach aRIAN P08UOA I OAllY Pit.OT The Balboa Bay Club wW add 50 guest rooms, 201 parking spaces, a larger athletic facility -and a 57-foot high cupola. Bay Oub is not a great city resource I am responding to •aay Club gets room to grow." I can't believe the oty of New- port Beach is allowing an architectural feature such as a · cupola to rise above the height ttmit and restrict vtews on Kings Road and hinder proper- ty values. It is obvious that they a.re only thinking of the Bay Cub and not the residents of Newport Beach. How ironic that Mayor Derinls O'Neil was the Bay Club's attorney in 1991. It seems this recent coun- C:il vote was set in motion years ago.CouncilmentberJohn Noyes stated tbe Bay Cub is a great resource for us all. It is a private dub, John. You need to be a member to eat there. I say to the voten m Newport Beach, think wisely next time Wore electing coundlmem- ben KAY ANDERSON Newport Heights How will they measure cupola? I haw two comments. 1 w.ota tbat tbe Qty CouDd1 ln JilewpGlt Bw:h bU allow9d • ftdacl lO the .... Cub fCJr UmtGcMtm~llm-. police reports every day, I am dwnbfounded by the amount of valuable things that people leave in tbeir cars. A $5,000- $6,000 piece of jewelry? 1 think tbese people are looking to be robbed because they probably have things insured. LYNN MERLES Costa Mesa Enough with - the Fair already Dunng tbe Orange County Fair I noticed that our home- town newspaper, the Daily· Pilot, ran an eve~increasing nwnber of artides about the Fair. Towards the end of its run, it almost seemed tbe Fair news was the only news fit to print. A few artides okay. But it lS ptizzling to me why almost the entire Pilot became free advertising space for the Pair ~ eath day. Finally, on Monday witb tbe deanup articles end summary, I figured that WU it. But now four days after, l open tbe paper and more pictures of people on a ride at the Pair. Enough ii enougl). tAIOLYNCAM Balboa laland Newport. What the beck. I'll do 11. • I should not have chosen the •fast and convement • tollway that ~· It seems that tbey bad all but one lane closed for repair. (Repairing a brand new road already?) Bumper to bumper for 30 minutes. I get to tbe toll booth figuring they are gomg to waive tbe toll charge. NOT! 1 was given a small piece · of paper witb a phone number scrawled on it. ·ean this num- ber• I was told. 1 called that number on Monday. "No, we cannot give you a refund. We will send you a certificate for one free use of the tollway." I was mad. Not just a little, but a lot mad! 1 asked it subscribers were auto- matically given credit for tbi$ m1ustice. "No, tbey will have to call and request it," I was told. M usual, the VJeW coming down the hill by UCI was beautiful. Mt.SAUSaURY Newport Beech rooms that don't leak. We need books for students. We need campuses cleaned up. We don't need cops on campus. Llsten to Chelsea from COM. What she says secunty police are domg is scary. A police state. Outrageous! NANCY PENN Newport Beach No uniformed police on campus As a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and a life- time Newport Beach resident, I can't think of anything more reprehensible than putting unif onn police officers, or even ununifonned police officers, on our campuses. There is noth- ing like teaching our children that a police state ii nonnal or that a police state is what peo- ple want. I am very much against it. ATSONmoat Newport Beach Sex molester's sentence too ugbt My ocm1a.at • 8'lliall ==·~·=-= be......... .... todMlb.1"11i19tl•n ••• y6~.-H~V ~ AC6NUc\ O( I N~f DA~f: ELl:ts) . . Y~°'-i!H~W . At>%rfttN · 1-'06 ~t-y~ A µ1 4V T'J(l;J~ ('f ~r VJIT\-{<M[ WAn-+J ! f\~ Sa~ • The note Councilman John Noyes passed to his Newport Beach colleague Tod Ridgeway. IEADERS RESPOND No fly-by-night concern AT ISSUE: Concerns about the proposed El Toro airport are beginning to sink in on both sides. FIGtffiNG' FOR EL TORO I thought I was already fighting for an airport at El Toro by supporting (the Air- . port Working Group} and vot· ing for the representatives .~pathetic to that cause (supervisors and City Coun- cil). Wasn't this a "pool your resources• thing? I went to some meetings before the election and listened to tbe City Council members who were using that as a platform~ If worst comes to worst, we will just have to get Noyes to slip Cox a note. Works for Ridgeway -why not Cox. That would stop tbe whole discussion. JOAN ANDRE Newport Beach The Pilot article "Pro-eir- port efforts rev up in New- port• (Thursday, July 29) made me realize 1 need to do something U I don't want planes Oying over my head 24 hours 0 day. Ooe thing that really annoys me is the num· · ber of articles and papers, including letters to the editor. that are egoimt the oitpQn. Maybe that is because those of us who want the new au- port are not calling to cam· plain about the prejudiced ooverage. l plan to call the Register, 11mel a.ad even the Pilot news section and uk · whJ, ._are biued ~ our podion as evklanced by their damL-8 ol artldel. head· tines ad content. I mo will cOlitAd e.dl papen editorl&l dapaitmiDl ad ak ....... queMklll. Why .. ., muy ....... = .... .._... TM .... ti <III IDg tD Saudi ONllif8 Cm ., MllWipad ~,, . ..__._., ~ .,., .............. ... '° .. ...,. ..... .. ....... -.... .. ... I •• ,. Beach n.eeded that• {July 15, i999), you claun that •in one stroke of tbe pen." Congress- man Cox has ignited a pas- sion in Newport Beach resi· dents on the El Toro conver- sion issue tbat has been dor- mant. I'll ignore the fact that this 1S a gr~ overstatement. and inStcad address that, in one stroke of the keyboard, yOUJ t.>dltorial boord bas JOined the Newport Beach City Council m taking a posi- tion that cuts directly against the best inte:Iests of your read- ers and constituents. It well accepted that the citizens ot Newport Beach a.re in favor of an airport at El Toro not because they are committed to the belief that Orange County has a need for additional airport capacity,. but rather becoU5e they either wish to prevent an expansion of John Wayne or to close that facility altogether. In opposing tho Safe and Healthy C.om- muruties Initiative, the Doily Pilot and the Newport Beach City Council ue dOing a dis- service to those folks whose best· interests they purpOrt to represent. The Safe and Healthy Communities lnltiative- wbidl will qualify for the Mardi 2000 baDot. and which will be passed by the voters. and Which will not be over- turned by the cowts - tequireS the Boud c:I Supervi-• :son to oWin • two-thirds vote m a COUDtywide eaectioo before apporiDg the bU:ikting or expen9on c:I new or aist- mg jails..._.. or baardous Jandfilll, iDdM'ng jOlm Wlyne1'trpalt. 11111 ~tft wW provide tbe dtlz.-of Newpalt Beacb 1'itb ... pro- 1eedon tMy baed~ .... .... •"P""'«'n of Joilm w.,... ~--... lblQ *pmt ..... GDCtmd lar .. ..................... pr 9 ... tD.1*WajW t-1 • t n} lara .. tD ......... I ..... Clll*i-tr .. ~-.. ea.ty. ..~ .... ---llt 811dlalfCI StD . . . . · .... .. 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Rookie Coach First-year Coach Mike Taylor and his Orange Coast Col- lege football team is just weeks away from the f 999 foot- ball season and some ins1ght into his program displays some possioilities for the Pirates, who operate in one of the toughest community college confer- ences m th<? nation. The Pirates' rookie coach is hardly a newcomer, however. -SeePage87 Tennis trail· Jill Braverman hasn't celebrated her 10th birthday yet, but she's already showing c;he has a handle on JUSt about anything that comes her way despite falling in the finals of War by th8.shore tennis tournament Frid.a:.v----1. -See Page87 FANTASTIC FIVE TODAY ... .... Today and Sunday are youH l~tt 'chances to catch OCC's Repertory. T.l!eatre Company's Origtftal Play festival. The festival features a series of short works, geared toward mature audiences, all written and d irected by OCC theater students. Performances will be held in OCC's Orama Lab Studio. The curtain IS set for 8' p.m. today and 2, 7 and 8 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $6 at the door. For more information, call (714) 432-5640. SUNDAY For a chance to hear some great jazz and help out a good cause, mark your calendars for Hoag Hospital's Benefit Concert with David Benoit. The special 7 p.m. coricert is part of the Hyatt Newporter's Summer Jazz Series. lndMdual ticket prices range from $25 to $35 plus tax and may be purchased through Ticketmaster or the Hyatt New- porter. Ticketmaster adds a service charge. The Hyatt Newport er is at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 650 LIVE. MONDAY Young ballet lovers inte~ed in honing their skills can still sign up for two intensive ballet summer courses offered by the Jimmy De Fore Dance Center. The intermediate/advanced class will be held today to Aug. 13 from 11 :30 to 3:30 p.m. for ages 10 to 17. The advanced class will be held Aug. 16 to 27 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. for ages 13 and up. Instructors are from the Joffrey and LA. bal- lets. The cost of the dass ranges from $225 to $360 for each twcHveek session, and students must preregister. The Defore Foundation is·at 151 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. For registration and other information, call (714) 241-9908. TtJESDAY Poetry addicts can get their once-a-month dose of ~nee poetry at 6 p.m. at the Gypsy Den Cafe and Reading Room at • The Lab Anti-Mall. Featured performance poets are on stage the first Tuesday of every mcmth at the Gypsy Den, 2930 Bristol St., Cos- ta Mesa. Admission is free, but voluntary donations are accepted for the performers. FOr more information, call (714) 549-7012. WEDNESDAY For a refreshing midweek art experience, stop by the Beal Galleries of The Or~ County Museum of Art wh9re Peter Alexan- der's exhibit, •1n this Uafat • is on display until sept 12. This fullureer surwy consists of 65 works and traces Alexander's dewlop- ment through the '60s and 70s. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive, NeWport Bwh. For more information, call (949) 759-1122. . WEEIEtm WANDERER W •GTMI M Y • ~~the~rilntothete1 • Allx kMz turns the ropes Jet Stling *"tt NRupon J9t Sid In !t* WMll~ ~ -··· -S.'911• .. I ' .· I the MEDIHA fEIZAG ()...,..e "If.) 0.All..Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Ron Dedmon, aka DJ Ron D. Core, spins hard-core techno records inside Dr. _Freecloud's.Mixlng Lab, which he co-ownswithhis w:ile.~HelenJiang, andJeHAdachi Costa Mesa's Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab taps into a subculture yearning for the music that fuels it By Jou Setten here's a counter- culture in the Newport-Mesa area that has evolved through- out the past decade. From the obscure under- ground partJes at abandoned down- town warehouses. to the ultrahip techno bashes on Cdtalina £rwse lin- ers, Ravers have, until now, been wtthout a place to find the music they thnve on Jn tho early '90s, 1t was almost lffi1>9ssible to buy electronic - music, whe ther it was the melodic sounds of amb1ent pr transient or the 400-beats-per-rrunute of hcird-core techno. But Costa Mesa resident DJ Ron D. Core has found a way to keep the Rave scene alive With Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab, Ron Dedmon, aka Ron D Core, and his wife, Helen J1ang, teamed up with fellow dJ.sc JOCkey Jeff Adachi m an attempt to keep the .counterculture alive as it evolves into an industry of its own. The three of them have created a h ub for the underground culture in Orange County using a moniJ<.er Crom the · pa.st. Named after a string of warehouse parties from the early '90s, the store, behind Border's Books on 19th Street. has served as the only outlet for par- tygoe~ and dee1ays m the Newport- Mesa a rea for the last hve years. The tore sells records. turntables. maga- ;unes ctnd hipster necessities such as extra-large clothing and lollipops. FINDING A HOME Dedmon has been d deejay m this ~ccne (or 12 years. He and Jiang were raised on the outskirts of the Newport-Mesa area, and cho::.e the locauon for the store after extensive re.<.earch. The\' con- tacted the Chambers of Commerce rn the sunoundmq cities and were told th 1t not only 1s the intersection ol 19th Street and Nc•wport Boulevard the s ><:ond-large::.t mtersectlon m Orange County, but it was also at the end of the Corona del Mar freewar. This location promised easy access for patrons and a sunple c;et of direcbons that couJd be memonzed lllStead of listed. "t wanted to put (Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lc1bJ in Huntington Beach where I was raised,· Dedmon said. •But I didn't feel Huntington Beach had enough good areas where a lot ol people were concentrated. I also wanted to hhd a cool complex n ear a freeway offramp l wanted to keep it m coastal Orange County, and it JUSt clicked when we found this space.• Dedmon and Adachi agree there are a lot of dee1ay~ who bve in tbis area and even more kids who are SEE RAVE PAGF; BS Hangin' with the movers and the shakers • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a four- part series on dance classes at the Jimmy Defore Dance Center in Costa Mesa This week: hip-hop, T rust nti , 1 can hold my· own on a nightdub dance floor. I've been dancing since I was 2 1/2 and th.at becomes evident when I step into a room with no mirrors, ballet Da.rs or prowling teachers. Ever since high school, I have gone to h.ip-hop clubs with friends and we've been known to clear n floor lenving onlookers in awe. (OK, so that was a dance at junior high summer camp, but nonetheless. we were rockin' the house.) But taking a class is a completely different beast. I took a few h1p·hop classes from Wade Robson when I hved in Lo Angeles. My friend's little sister, Michele; told me l houJd go wtth her because he was such a great D l ·N C E l E S S 0 N S teacher. Well, l got there to fmd that the teacher was 15 years old and the class was full of dreamy-eyed 13- year-old gtrls, just like Michele, anticipating a smile or a glanc from 111111 11111001 the young teacher. But, all kidding asid e, the pubes- cent man m mob.on looked like Doo- g1e Howser and moved like Leroy from •Fame." He had been dancing with the Jack.sons since he was a small child and lus classes were some of the most challenging l had ever been m. . So the thought of ta.king another lup-hop class intimidated me. The moves are fast and funky. leaving no margin for error. and requiring enous phy ical durability. There are nQ cla that ccm prep yeu for this. After one of my tap cldsses at the Jimmy Defore Dance Center, I watched the advanced hip-hop cl that wa~ JUSl ending m Studio I. Th end of a cla 1s always the best to watch betause the dancers have been plit mto <;mall group to perform a new routine: This is a dancer· time to JllCIOWD °"'~'"'~ NDTWEll -111"91• sh me. It was obVJous that th.is class was way over my head. There was no q uesll.on abou t it: I was bound for amateur status. Luckily, before m y beginning hip- hop cla stdrted I betriended b young girl who, like me, had never tuen this dass before. Unbeknownst to her, JUSt by talking to me she had becOme my instant partner for the across-tbe- floor cxerru . I Muted wttb my new friend m Studio 11 with 20 other danc· rs for nm Stevenson to start the music. I f began hiS warmup, and I felt like l wa m a mw 1c video The ~P of novic . t ns through 20·tome- thing , dancing around in baggy pant and sn akers, att mpted to mimic tcvcn n' apparent com- mand ot thl art. SEE DANCE PAQI! • • . . . B 2 Saturdc:iy, July 31, 1999 soc1e Daily Pilot Tod's oPf!ning ·draws the bold and the beautiful . . . A udley Hepburn was snlil· mg on Costa Mesa Wednesday cvcrung. Tod's opened at South Coa. t Plaza, and lhc beautifUl people swarmed around tne lwrunous leather bags, shoes and acces- sories that Hepburn loved.,so much in another era, another world. Actually, the gracious and tal- ented Oscar-winning actress was the face of T<><i's for many years. Hepburn fronted the advertising and marketing campaign in what was then the most successful campaign of the company, which was fowtded by Italian business- man Diego J;>ella Valle This week at South Coast Plaza, international celebnties and local glitterati Joined hands to share lemonade spiked with vokda served in sugar-rimmed . glasses by model-liko ·waiters In black silhouette. Emanuele Della Valle (known simply as "E~). son of Tod's founder Diego, sporting the classic long haircut of the Italian school lad, pressed flesh with Newport's Jennller Van Bergh, JW Johnson- Tucker and Judy Steele . THE CROWD b.w. cook The local triad of social import represented the Harvesters (a local charity supporting the hun- gry in Orange County) at the store opening. The charity, one of the newer kids on·the Newport social block, has garnered a rep- utation of bringing in significant dollars from the younger set in the community. They are also known for their gorgeous mem- bers. The Tod's reception was no disappointment. In the crowd were RJck Van Bergh, Jennifer's man, chatting Did You Know? "That we are a full service nursery with qualified California Certified Nursery Professionals ar:id landscape designers. We can meet all of your gardeoingneeds. Come in today to 'l~ Nurseries an d let us show you how." NURSERIES, INC.---• COSTA MESA SANTA ANA 2 700 Bristo~ St. (714) 754-6661 2800 N. Tustin Ave. (714) 633-9200 with Lido's oossman in a hula shirt, John Wortmann, with his knockout wife, Anne Wortman, who was weanng a leopard Crock that fit her like it would fit the Jeopard. "We just literally got in from a quick trip to Las Vegas,• said Anne with a sigh. ' "We wanted to see the new Venetian, which is quite impres- slve, even if they haven't put in the land!!caping by the pool,· mused John, w}\o confessed that the river pool at the MGM Grand iS their pefSOnal favorite. "You just get on a float and ode around through waterfalls and watch all the people as you go by,• added Anne, bussing her friend and neighbor Debbie Sclafani and her husband, John. South Coast Plaza scion Anton Segerstrom was in the crowd, as was hls distinguished father Henry Segerstrom and his wife, the beautiful Rene. The powerful exchanged pleasantries with Tod's e~ecutive Claud.lo Cas- ttgUonJ. A contingent of Los Angeles fashion and social press were helicoptered down from the city -where everyone still TOM TANA~ C.C.N.PRO COMPLm LANDSCAPING • 45 YEARS EXPERIENCE LICENSE # 308553 i\ianager . Flowerdale Nursery -Costa Mesa Master Nursery Professional A dinner that ·will bring music to your ears! .h ~ Enjoy a relaxing evening of great ~ine, fine food and fabulous entertainment. The Hyatt Newporter is pleased to present Bealieu Vineyards and Mr. Joel Aiken for a spectacular Wine Maker's Dinner Friday, August 6 -5:30 pm Includes Elegant Reception $90 Per Person Includes t&;X, gratuity and self-parking Four Course Gourmet Dinner Spectacular Wine Selection ~ Live Jazz Concert featuring the renowned Earl Klugh ~ This will truly be an evening to remember. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Please contact (949) 729-6160 for reservations and information. insists on We4rul9 only black - crossing the Orange line to Wll· ness the spectacle where some of the glamorpu:; local guests were actually weanng summer colors. Actually, Tod's boutique was filled with leather goods, many. dyed with vibrant colors. The reaction from the crowd was very positive, and the opening sales will t;ranslate into a·signiflcant donation to the Harvesters, since the store is featuring a month· long donation of 10% to the char- ity from purchases by Harvesters members and friends .• "We are honored to work: with Harvesters,· said Castiglioni, U.S. chief executive officer for the Italian chain, wlucb is based in Milan. •And we are thrilled to be here,• said pretty blonde Susan Bridgeford, mingling with Sharl and David Brown, Robin and Mike Brewer, Heldt Berkley, Sandra Segerstrom Daniels, .Robin and John McMonJgle, Jerry and Bobbi Dauderman, John and Mary Hagstad, Allison Olmstead, and the Turkish Tor- nado hersell, BWur Wallerich, representing So~th Coast Plaza From left, Claudio Castigllonl, Henry and Rene Segerstrom, and Emanuele Della Valle at the opening of Tod's at South Coast Plaza. with panache. Actress Kelly Lynch and her daughter; Shane, shared the celeb spotlight with Victoria Duffy Hopper, wife of bad boy actor Dennis Hopper. Victoria also brought her daughter Ruthanna to mingle with the Orange Coast crowd. Naturally, they were all wear· ' ing Tod's shoes and carrying the simple and elegant handbags. Later-day Audrey Hepbums? 'Not really. Women of their own time and spirit with a passion for world-class leather. Not a bad Utlng. • a.w. COOK'S'column appears every Thursday and Saturday. f etl'tl"? U/h1 ifa1t.I ~ ~IV'O.lftu J'a.«e. {}Of ll;;oiKtMe.l(f;.f CJ;e.I( &tld"tl~ & llftu'-MW"~. Board Certified Specialists in : ~. Primary Pediacric Care • Asthma & PuJmonary Care • Pediauic Emergencies & Critical Care • Growth Disorders & Weight Conuol . (949) 644-0970 1401 Avocado Str'!'1 Suite 802 Newport Beoch, lA 92660 Newport · ZochRedaM.o.,rAAP,rccr ·~-M~G~ Cflildren's s1evenAbelowitzM.o.,FMP M d . 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Be ~arefuJ, those things are crazy,• 'She said. · Maybe she has seen too ptany .episodes of "Baywatch: which 'always start with the stoic llf e· • guard Mitch Buchanan sbak-~EEKENO ing his head dis-UIANDERER approvingly at a '1'' group of rowdy, . :: · beer-drinking jet •. . skiers driving too last and Oouti.ng the laws of ~ater safety. , They all inevitably fly off their jet skis in slow-motion and _..: low and behold -none of them can swim. nme for Mitch to go to work. There are only a few places where you can rent a jet ski right on the water in Orange County. In Newport Beach there's just one: Newport Jet Ski on the Bal- boa Peninsula. Robert and Laurane Williams took over the business a few months ago. "It looked like a fun way to make money,# Robert said. Robert defended jet skis against the bad rap given them by boaters in the bay, "A lot of states are trying to ban them because they're loud and noisy and polluting. But ~ey're awesome for rescue. If you fup them over you can just fhp them up again,# he said. . Newport Jet Ski charges $75 ;>er hour, which is about average. : The first tlu.ng you have to do when you rent a 1et ski is sign a form that says you're not under the influence of alcohol and ~ou'll obey all harbor and ocean Jaws. The fines for break.mg any ~f those laws can get pretty aarge. Inside the harbor, jet sluers ~e allowed to putt along at mere • . Read about what's going . on 1n your hometown. Read the Daily Pilot JETSKllNG +WHERE: Newport Jet Ski, 503 E. EdQewa- ter Ave .• aalboa +WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day + HOWMUCH: $75 per hour + PHONE: (949) 675-6800 Reporter Alex Katz and his friend, Megan Deakers, head out of the harbor. RON SOlJMAN I OAl.YPlOT L--.-----...,;...~--...;:; walking speed. If the harbor patroTsees any land of wake behind your ski, it's a $500 speeding ticket, Robert said. Fines for infractions on the open - sea are worse. If a jet skier gets within 1,000 feet of the shoreline or too close to a pier, harbor patrol will tow the ski and skier back to the dock and 1Ssue a $1,500 ticket. I decided to bring my "assis- tant• Megan with me to prOVide her objective view of the jet sla- mg experience. We dnfted from the dock with the sun straight above us. I rut the start button and headed out on the water. Ridmg a jet ski feels a lot ltke riding a motorcycle. It's thrilling to cruise by yourself on the bay Sumtner & Cfearance Sa[e 'J{gw In Progress 'Womens CfiiUren s (jifts MAGASIN 209 209 Marine Ave., Balboa Island • (949) 673-5542 Human Choriogonadotropin Hormone (HCG) is the revoiutionary.new way to aid-in weight loss. HCG Is produced naturally in small quantities in the human body. 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Unfortunate· ly, most of them have been grad- ed and stripped for development, but I'm sure those rows of luxury condos will be beautiful sight too, m their own way. We finally reached the open sea, and Megan told me to step on the gas. I thmkshe was Just scared of the sea lions sitting on a nearby buoy. but there's no speed Unllt outside the harbor, so we left those suckers m our wake • . • We were suddenly flying over it.he water at about 30 mil per hour. Ju t think of the bel>t rQller c;oaster you've ever been on - 1et kiing 1s twice as much fun. The 550-pound sk.i cfdshed through.the waves and we made 1t to the Newport Pier in about three rrunutes flat. We then turned around dnd . headed south of the harbor woere the water is' smoother Robert said th1~ is the be5t place· to ski. but 'you have to be careful of the rocks th(tt he 1ust a foot be{leath the surface. 1f you rent a ski, keep dil e;· on the clock. An hour goes by pretty fast, and if you're ldte, you. pay extra. 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Columnist's son· catch.es theat~r bug, and a bride Tn"t Tm;::, I. t's always nice when your kids w(Ult to go into the family busine<>s, even if the business is more of a creative avocation · lhflrl a moneymaking enterprise. When Beth and I brought our son Timothy into the world back in 1973, one of the local neW'Spa- pers ran a story with the com- ment, "The crown prince has arrived.• A monUl or so later, a · lpeal thejlter magazine ran a cov- er picture of Beth giving Tun his bottle while she studied her lines for. ·cactus Flower• .. Growing up in a THEAJER fdmily where Mom and Dad were dlways doing a show, it would be.clifhcult not to catch the bug yourseU And when Tim was 8, he made hl.s stage debut at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse as a pirate in an ongmal kids' show, brandislung a tinfoil sword and sporting a hat constructed from the front page oi.a Daily Pilot (His sister, .Mtndy, also launched her acting cq;eer at 8 as the witch's monkey in•~The Wizard of Oz.") Tim with his proud parents, Beth and Tom, after earning his teaching credential at UCI. A yedr later, nm played young Howard, a witness at the e~olution trial in "lnhent the Wmd" and was little Billy in his m~ther's ongmdl children's show. "Y1s1ons of Sugar Plums.• A Growing up In o fami~ where Mom ond Ood were always doing a show, tt Would be d'iffiwlt not to catch the . bug yoooelf. Choice" and uncle and nephew in "A Thousand Clowns." At 19, he played my son in "liibute" and reduced his mother to tears every time she saw the show. nm followed another set of Dad's footsteps when he began hlhng in for me now and then as a theater crtbc for the Pilot - the latest occasion a few weeks ago when he reviewed Mickey Rooney playing one of Tim's old parts, the title role in "The Wiz- ... enes of nunor roles followed, mcludmg an appearance as the • twkey boy• on South Coast Repertory's 1984 production of ·A Chru.tmas Carol • ---- By then, Tun was ready for meaber assigrunents, and we dtd a few shows together where we played father and son in "Critic's -• • ARE YOU AS CAREFUL CHOOSING YOUR. CAR INSURANCE? -.. --------.. .. .. ~ .. ... -• -.. -• . I . • • • • • • L Trust one of these State Farm agents with your car insurance: CORONA DEL MAR Mike Scheafer J erry Estabrook 1551 Baker St. Ste. B 2711 E. Coast Hwy #C (Baker & Harbor) (PCH & Goldenrod) 714-435-0300 949-673-8643 lie 0645331 I ic 0486862 ,. Chip tassel 3810 E. 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But trying to rekilidle the underground llave scene in the Newport-Mesa area has been a problem. •1t's hard to do events around here,• Jiang said. "I think it's ~ause of the sw'f capital men- tality. L.A. has always been about living the L.A. club life. Orange County is more relaxed, -and clubs here are more for beer dnnking {than techno]. It's just a ,:,different mentality that finds.it • ~ard to accept the Rave scene.• Adachi, aka DJ Simply Jeff, who is booked '° spin on the :East Coast every weekend, thinks people in this area are · afraid of the Rave culture because they only know what they see on television. : •Costa Mesa, and Orange :County all together, is known for being conservative,• Adachi cSaid. "It's a nice place to live and no one wants to change that I don't blame them. Crossover clubs (clubs that play hip-hop and top 40 music) are allowed and I think they're worse. You bave a bunch of drunk people trying to pick up girls and guys, and fights break out. 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Freedoud's Mixing Lab • WHERE: 145 e. 19th St., Costa Mesa + PHONE: (949) 650-0909 M£OIHA FEJZAGIC DIMAATm I OAt.Y f'l.OT Ron Dedmon runs Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab, which sells techno music, turntables, sweat shirts, baseball caps and magazines. knew it was time to start playing by the rules. And now, Dedmon says that about 95% of Rave par- 'ties are done by the book with all the necessary permits and dty 'regulations met. As the amount of interested clubgoers grew, promoters needed to book larger venues. Parties were held at such locations as Wtld RiveIS, Knott's Berry Farm and the igloo-shaped hanger that housed the Spruce Goose. The underground clubs were no for each vaned personality. 1lus growth grabbed the attention of fire marshals, police officers and as a result, the media. THE BEATS LIVE ON Though Adachi and Dedmon pertonn very different styles of elcd;romc mu c, they both understand the evolutionary proces~ that has brought Jt out ot the undergrQund and feel there will always be a need for it in an age of hi9h technology. • •This ts the mo. t diver.;c type of music nowadays,• Adachi said. "There are so many sul>- genres because there is no linut to electronic music." Adaclu explained that advances in technology push the boundaries of music production and promotion. As more deejays and club promoters JOlll the musi- cW revolution that is elcctroruca, and younger kids become involved in the scene, new styles of electronic music surface. On July 19, the three entre- preneurs opened Pharmacy Records, a distnbution and llllport/export company on 17th Stre~t m Costa Mesa. The com- pany sells music recorded by Dedmon and Adachi from their record labels Orbit Transnuss1on Atomic Hardcore Recordings and Oblivion, as weU as music from other hard-core, Jungle and break-beat artists. "Technology is such now that it allows us to make mixing stu- dios m our bedrooms.• Adaclu said. "Kids are able to slam out a good record from home instead of haVing to pay a bunch of mon- ey to go to a major studio 1ust to lay one track. "Kids don't want to be stuck in today, they want to be where tomorrow's al. We have parents that bring their kids to the store. They want to understand what their kids are interested m, and educate themselves on the scene and that's 1ust what needs to happen.· . longer intimate gatherings of dee- jays and dancers, but rather they became more like large movable vanety shows, at tunes more than 10,000 people strong, \vtth rooms The music, like the parties, advanced out of an underground status. Techno music, once hav- ing a pwe underground status, became more mainstream. It was played on movie soundtracks such as •Basic Instinct,• and on the radio Weekly nightclubs held at permanent locations suc.h as the Tlki Bar m Costa Mesa began to lure tile underground dee1ays to spin1:herr records.;:._:_J-~~~~=~~======= • J l 1e C.Hlrden .•. .r,~,-1,.H .4.",,,,. ,,,,.,,,/,,~~/' ~r,.,.,,,.,,. ~,,,..r;,,. •/""' "'/'-"'/-/~ ". 9'/~ ;, .J#.rn/ hulta<NH/ '"'th/< u /,,,..,!/ / 71h .Jlnr//' ( rw ~ti~,.,/ • Yn n .l/a n4',,, f'a/<' 1111 It< \J1Utttfol h Net) I.,,,. 1,, I h -.._,,n,._ ((Ito,, (J \f,.~I 949 -722 -1 1 77 Zubie's Proudly Serving 30 Years! 414 Old Newport Blvd. Ne\Ye_ort Beach 645-6086 ... . - 4 ~ DANCE CONTINUED FROM 81 "Hip-hop is where I tarted," Stevenson said. •1t's where I come from.• He has been danc- ing to hip· hop m1,1sic SIDce he was a boy. Through college he Someday, with persistence and determination, I'll be danong in the leVel Ill and IV ~. and inoyb8 some young girl wilwatth me someday Jhrough the window, and t'I be her inspiration. trained fur- ther and added classes in tap a.nd jazz and has become a precQClOUS dancer who just firushed dancing ma swing vidoo for The Brian Setzer Orchestra. When he's not perform- ing, Steven- son teaches begmning, intermediate and advanced hip-hop at the dance center. It seems that he teaches a similar routine to all of hts Saturday, July 3 t, 1999 B :5 cJa cs, with varietl level£ of difficulty for lhe appropnate "';. group's ability. .. I would venture to say 1 did 1u::.t hne, for a beginner. I sur- vived the hip-hop class expen- ence. I even had enough energy left over to take a tap class, after which I'watc:hed the advanced • hip-hop class perlon:n a more .:. intricate version of tile routine Stevenson had te1:ught to me. The dancers were on the mark. They conquered the routine and seemed to be having so much fun with it. This is my last column on the Jimmy Defore Dance Cen,- ter, but I'm not quitting. Watchmg advanced classes like Stevenson's is what moti· vates me tc;: eep trying Some- day, with persistence and deterrrunat1on, I'll be dancing m the level Ill and IV classes, and maybe some young girl will watch me someday through the window, and I'll be her inspiration • JOU SELJ'EN IS a designer with nmes Communrty News : ROSEY'S AUTOBODY ·vou Have the Right t.o Choose Your, Repair FacilitY Insist on the Best Lifetime Warranty -~-Full Service Collision Center--- lnsurance Approved Shop~ (949) 642-4522 . .. 121 Industrial Way• Costa M~sa .. Oassitled ads work for you!• .. • TME Daily Pilo~ Class1f1ed Community Marketpl.1cP 31 . 1999 MUSIC David Adele. The Lab is at 2930 Bnstol St in Costa Mesa. 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MedM ~........... 11· ........... , ..... ....,., ' ..._ ... • .... _, br .... I lilOdlt .Jfa. • Mo.l C.. •-.&......... 1Wtr-tl I C ..... ====·=·===~=====--!!14~=====····=======----s~: SY-:2 ... 7~ !! :=.~:-·: BEL1r· ·$~ IL' ·AeoolmMIMled ':.: -------------__ _,..._. _______ .:=--:-..---~--· -c>PENER ' ' •H 153 dQys. . • Seeking to improve OCC's football legacy. To'' At1osHJJ lklly Plot So who exactly is this Mike Taylor ., guy7 ·rm a player's oach and I always try to communicate with my athletes," the new Orange Coast College football skipper said. .... Our athletic program has "1llways tried to do the right thing d I'm totally comrrutted to that ~osophy." • Despite beginning his first season as the sixth-ever Pirate ead coach, replacing Bill r orkman after a 12-year tour. ylor is not new to the Bucs' ootball program. For those not familiar with ~Taylor, he has been a part of .. OCC's coaching family since o.1986 and has been the Pirates' · defensive coordinator since 1989. •1 think that being here for 12 years has made the transition to .,head coach easier," Taylor said. •rve had a chance to grow with Orange Coast and it's always easier to start where people • COASTERS know who you are." An Orange County native, Taylor graduated from Saddleback High in Santa Ana in 1970 and was the Roadrunners' Athlete of the Year. I've learned most from him." · While at Edlson, Taylor helped guide the Chargers to three straight CIF playoff appearances and a CIF-SS Charnp1onslup in 1979. Taylor was i!J1 All-South Coast Conference linebacker at Santa Ana College in 1972 before earning a Mike Taylor Taylor also received some head coaching expenence, guiding Edison's track and field scholarship to attend Oregon State Uruversity. As a Beaver, Taylor played under Coach Dee Andros and was named to the Al1-Pacii1c Eight Scholastic Team in 1974. "I've been able to learn a lot about coaching styles and techriiques from all of the coaches l 'played under," Taylor said •1 had a chance to learn from {former Rams Head C0c1ch) Rich Brooks at OSU and we still keep in touch." After his playing career came to a close, Taylor began his · coaching career at Edison High from \977-80 under Workman. "Bill is a real people-person,• Taylor said. •He is an incredibly hard worker and is very much a family guy. The human side of Bill Workman is the one thing teams to back-to-back Sunset League titles Crom 1979-80. From there, Taylor was named head football coach at Laguna Hills High in 1980 Taylor led the Hawks to CIF playoff appearances in 1981 and '82 •You can be a lot more creative and diverse as a coach because of the higher athletic ability at this level,• Taylor said. "But, just like at the high school level, fundamentals are what is stressed the most.• Now an Associate Professor in physical education 111 English as well as a reading specialist, he also tries to give each athlete more than just football gmdance. •1 want them to be competitive m the classr00m as Wll IY .Tll 11011 I well as on the football field,• Taylor said. "I want to make sure they leave OCC with the total college experience More than just bigger biceps and a faster 40-yard time.• ·1 want my athletes to give a total, honest effort m everything they do," Taylor continued. ·ae comrrutted and also be aware of your teammates and what they are trying to accomplish.• Taylor currently lives in Huntington Beach with his wife, Jo Ann. They have two daughters, Nicole, a 21-year-old senior, ma1onng in 1ournalism at the Uruversity of Oregon, and Melanie, an 18-year-old senior volleyball player at Edison High. ·who, according to Taylor, might be also headed to Duck territory. Is it tough having one, maybe both of your daughters attending your alma mater's arch nval? "There's a little needling at times," said Taylor, with a laugh. •Espeoally when the Oregon-OSU 'Civil War' game takes place 1 have a flag of both schools at the house. U the Ducks wm, her flag goes up, if OSU wins, then my flag goes up If we both wm or lose, well, then my flag still goes up • JUST A POTHOLE IN THE ROAD ' JUI Braverman (10s) impressive in finals setback at Junior tourney. RK'JWU> DtlNN '1his whole fownorn.d is Jeaf, and it gives W.00 Bay Oub Rq;et CU, a lot of~_• Jill Braverm n, 9·year-old finalist Doily Pilot 87 111 . 111 SPORTS HALL OF FAME ~ELEBRATING THE .MllLENNIUM Newport Harbor •Drawing her own lines in the sand, she proved to be a volleyball bitting machine at Newport, and collegiately. R1owm Ou"' nyou're not familiar ifl with the name ardley, you mw.t be ew in town. Welcome to ewport Beach. Even though Anne Yardley grew up m a family crowded with star-studded athletes, she carved a ruche m volleyball and gave the ttvtngroom1foJJbycas a women's touch. One of the onginal members of Coach Charlie Brande's Balboa Bay Club Volleyball Club, Yardley never met a block she couldn't hit through 'while playmg at Newport Harbor High in the 1970s. Wh.en girls sports were 1ust gaming steam in the CIP Southern Section, Yardley was reputation, but qwckly made her own mark once Brande got ahold of her hitting swtng "I was a smart hitter -taught by Charlie," she said. •He taught me to hit through any block. l rarely ever got blocked. I wasn't a very good blocker, though." Yardley's father, the Basketball Hall of Farner who was the first NBAer to score 2,000-pomts ma season for the 1957-58 Detroit Pistons won national chdmp1onships in beach volleyball while growing up on Balboa Island in the 1940s. Rich Yardley played volleyball at Stanford, Rob played basketball at Redlands. But Anne Yardley remembers' growmg up around tennis · tournaments. traveling the ·amateur orC\llt m the 1960s as George Yardley and lus partner, Ron Livingston, would take their families to national toumamentS. "They'd play tenrus all day (at the U S National indoors m Salt La.ke City) and we'd go skiing all day,• she said. rocketing kills at an alarming rate for the Sailors. She started on the varsity for thtee years, earned All-Sunset League honors twice and was rewarded with a scholarship to Texas A & M, which recnuted four players from Southern Cahfomia m the fall of 1978. After two years, George Yardley, who will crown the yeM·long Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Anne Yardley Fame series on Jan .. l, Yardley found herself uncomfortable Wlth the program and accepted a scholarship to the University of Arizona. "Things were QU!te the opposite at Anzona. • said Yardley, a 5-foot-9 ou~ide hitter. Earlier, Yardley played on two U.S. Junior Olympic championship club teams and once made all-tournament. ln 1979, she missed her high school graduation because of Juruor Olympic volleyball. "l was back at nationals and missed all the fun senior parties -that killed me," she srud. •Tuere were only two seruors on the team, and the rest were juruors. The 1uruors JUSt said what's the big deal 'to miss graduation in the name of volleyball). Then they turned seniors and said, 'Oh, orry.' • With her father, George, arguably Newport Harbor'$ m famous athletic alumnus. her uncle. Bob, a noted athlete who played in basketball's NCAA Final Four for Colorado, and her older twin brothers, Richard and Robert, also fine athletes, Yardley grew up with a built-in 2000. won at least eight U S oationaJ age-group championships m tenms. Anne Yardley, Class of ·79 from Harbor High who never missed a smgle volleyball pracb~. en1oyed an outstanding colleglate career, starting all four years on teams ranked ih nation's Top to, while accruing all-conference postseason honors at Arizona, wlucb was once No 1 in the country when Yardley played opposite the setter. "We did well in conference, but we'd come play UCLA and Just choke,• she said •for two ol our best players, any kind of pre:. ure and they'd choke." After her mother passed away earlier this year, Yardley, a SUlgle mother Wlth t\vo boys, moved in Wlth her father. ·we're having a blast," she said. •My dad's a total blacot. I work for him, too.• Her.sons~ Kyle, 9~ and Cod}'• 6, reportedly have potentiaJ m many sports. Anne Yardley, one of ~ewport Harbor' guls volleyball ongmals, ]Oin the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the oncoming millenruum. PRO TElllllS Davenport rolls •At Stanford, she stops doubles· partner Corina Morariu in the quarters, 6-3, 6-3, where her emergence into the top spot of women's tennis seemed to begin a yea.r ago. PALO ALTO -Newport berth in th quarteifinals. Beach's Lindsay Davenport mad Davenport, th r 1gnlng queaJl short work of Conna Morariu Fn· of tennis with her No. I WOltd . day afternoon, 6·3, 6·3, to ranking. making ber .v ra advance to today's sem1final with career appeamace at Stanford. Amy Frazier at the BMk Of tbe Sbe'S the defending~ West Clallic on the Stanford Uni-and it WU here that she ~ versity ~ampus. hs nm for No 111 the wotld lmlll Davenport. who swtq>t every ~· player at Wimbledon recenUy en 11111 W. Step l of tine route '° that iiutmpomblp, baa c Ive dwanplom~ bt)UltmeleliDtwo_..._., *I* 11 ~ lleMll --....... tbat a 6-1 ded8on In tbe MCODd SAil =.... ~ a. tlliill6 Mt to <:Nnda RUbin ~ ..... ... Dflbl. ,,. .... If .. Mablt\I Md Dueapilt .... IDdl A=27lle C09lllr --.....Sta...... . .. tf 1Mii1Mt i1riiiili tiiiFlfii~iili Saturday, Juty 3 1, 1999 Sports Doily Pilot HOOPS I CdM alumni ready for bask~tball today MOTORCYCLES Off 'n rumtlng • At the Orange County Fairgrounds tonight. DEEP SEA Friday's counts Newport ........ 6 boats. . iao anglen 18 atbKof'e, 1 bluefin tuna, 1 yelloWtatl, 278 sand ban. 28S b.vraclJda, 2 calko bass. ~ KUlpln. CORONA DEL MAR -The 11th annual Jack Errion Memori, al Alumni Basketball Tournament is today at 8 a.m. with games ,. going on throughout the mommg ' and afternoon at Corona del Mar Hi h. · ~ormer Sea Kmg basketball players will compete m the round-robin event. COSTA MESA -Pro Speed· way Motorcycle racing kicks off its summer season tonight at the Orange County Fairgrounds at 7:30 with the Coors Light/ 1-800-THELAW2 Summer Op- ener. 20 rcxkftsh. '-0.vey's Locker· 7 boats, 192 There will also be a silent auc- an9lers. 252 barracuda, 238 sand bass, 1 bluefm tuna, 1 sculpin, 31 cahco bass, 7 albacore. • tion available with proceeds going to the CdM spenal educa-. lion program. Gates open at 6:30 and ddmis- sion is $9 for adults, $6 for juniors ages 13-17 and $3 for youngsters ages 6-12. 11 yeltowta1I, 2 sole. . • Can you really buy a car over .the Internet? Yes You Can! Used New www.lexuswest.com www.beachlexus.com ·It 's the end of the month. We must sell 100 Mercedes,Benz this weekend! .......,NTION HOPPERS: • In order to meet the de~and for popular, J hard .. to .. find models, Fletcher Jones Motorcars has made a special out.-of .. state purchase of new 1999 Mercedes .. Benz. We have over 300 Mercedes ... Benz in stock, with more arriving this weekend. This is your chance to· get the vehicle you want, without waiting. Make us an offer, we can't refUse. N E W P 0 R T B E A C H 3300 JAMBOREE ROAD. 800 927-3576 YOUTH TENNIS War by the Shore. • No 1 seeds hold their own in many instances; Kulmatick.i and Myers capture boys 16 doubles. NEWPORT BEACH -There wen• plenty of upsets along the road, but m terms of No 1 seeds, reputations held up at the 1999 Junior .. Tennis Classic finals Fri- day, hosted by the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. . Among the No. Js to claim War by the Shore championships were Aaron Yovan in boys 16s, Michael McClune in boys 12s, Danny . Desatnik in boys 10s, Bnttany Holland in girls 14s and Maggie Mello in girls 10s. One of the more notable cham- pions was Kuba Gebel in boys 18s, who finished off No 2-seed- ed Zac Mdrkhan with a come- from-behirld 1-6, 7-6, 6·2 victory. Jovan's, Mello's and Desatruk's victones came at the expense of No. 2 seeds, Newport Beach's Hunter Jack, Newport Beach's Jill Braverman and Raimer Ivan Matias. Newport Beach's Peter Kul- maticki and Randy Myers claimed the boys 16 doubles crown with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over Lee Bregman and Ara Melikian. BRIAN P08UDA I OAllY PILOT The pangs of defeat are tough to deal with at any age, but It didn't take 9-year-old Jill Braverman long to bounce back after falling in the girls 10 championship game. 6-4, 6-2. Girts 1} WAR BY THE SHORE Singles FiNIS Boys 11 • Sarah Fansler def. Megan Petrik, 6-3, 7.5, Girts 10 • Maggie Mello def. Jill Braverman, 6-2, 6-4. • Kuba Gebel def Zac Markham, 1-6, Hi, 6·2. Boys 16 Doubles FiNls -8oys14 " • Aaron Yovan def Hunter Jack, 6-2, 6-3 Boys 14 • P. KulmatickilR. Myers def • Matthew Ozurovich def. Bryan Newell. 6-3, 6-2. L Bregman/A. Melikian, 7-S, 6-4 Boys 14 • Johnsonllewl<ow def J. BowmanlJ. Curtius. 6-3, 6-7 0·3), 6-4. Boys 12 • Michael McClune def. Suzuki, 6-2, 6-0 Boys 12 • S. Johnson Sr.JM. Mcclune def. E Lee/A. Magee. 6-1, 6-2 Boys 10 • Danny Desatnik def. Rainier Ivan Matias, 6-1, 6-4 . Girls 16 • C. KnutsonlM. Selmanson def. Braverman/Case, 3-1, retir«:(l. Girts 18 • Dianne Matias def Kristina Boss, 6-3. 6-0. Girls 14 -- Girts 16 • Elizabeth Exon def. Kelly Six, 6-2, 6-2 • M. Harkins/B. Holland def. Chu/Mcintosh, 6-4, 6-1. Girts 12 Girls 14 • Brittany Holland def. Lauren Harris, • Chao/Yang def. Fansler/Steele, 6-4, 6-3 LITTLE LEAGUE Wmter ball signups Aug. 8 •Costa Mesa National . Llttle League circles. are not kept. Games begin in September, and conbnue through November, with games played on Sunday afternoons against teams from Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach. Registration for Costa Mesa Nabonal Little League winter ball is Sunday, Aug 8, at TeWmkle Middle School, a two-hour ses- sion s(artmg at noon. For players age 8-12 dl:I of July 31, 2000, the league is offering softball and bc.1seball. Registration is $40 per "player. Coaches and umpires are needed, as well. Winter ball is a trairlirlg and development league, with equal playing wne stressed. Standings This is an official Little League program chartered by Lit tle League International. For further information,· call (714) 966-CMLL. R E C R E A T I 0 N S T A ·N D I N G S OTY Of COSTA MESA 1999 SUMMER SOf'TWALL o STAHOINGS • ModJfled Coed '"C" 1. Sticks & Stones, 10. 2 Beachcomt»rs. 8; 3 Touch'em All, 6; 4 Grounds Crew. 2; 5 Rock Harbol", 1. • Modlfled Coed ·~1· 1. PSA Rook.-, 10, 2 (be) Fairview II, Cahfomia Oftam1n', 8 uch; 4 (tit) OYters, Vertfone-HP. Com•Sacken, 4 H<h. 7 RBl's, 1. • Modified Coed •o.J• 1 Brembo Brahrs, 8; 2. (tie) The Slackers. S~SlJCS, 6 each; 4 (tit) Saff lnf.ction, The Ftrm, S each; 6 Suds II, 3, 7 Big Trouble, 2. • Coed '"C'" 1. MlsfiU, 12, 2. Suds#1, 10; 3. earkitig Spiders, 7, 4 Fanatics Only, 5, S Fairview, 4; 6 (tie) Mama; & Papas, Pierce St. Muekrakers. 2 each. •Coed ·~1· 1. Rug Rats, 8, 2. (tit) ~mark Mort91941, SOS, Sharkbitli. The G1mp1. 6 Heh; 6 (tie) CCNM, Hffd F1r\t, 4 Heh; 8 Gur«llan P~.O • Coed "D-2" 1. (tie) Rlptid9, Jugs N'Thugs. 10 ee<h; 3 Mercy, 8,4 8a1hen,6.S TKC Crushen, 4; 6 (tit) Underest•maton, 5o Sue Me, 2Nth. Coed "REC" 1. Max's Sporti !Ur. 13, 2. (t .. ) RSI Big Rig\ Tum YPAC, 11 N<h, 4 Bate Bandits. 9; 5 Ptllsbury, 7; 6. (tie) Byte Me, Hornets, 5 each; 8 Psomas Psox. 4, 9. Swingen. 2; 10 BAD~ 0 •Men .. ·•2· 1. Lightning I lumber; 12; 2. The Devils, 10, 3 NMCC, 4, 4 Old Sllool, 0 • Men's "C.J" 1. (tie) Outen Again, The Chucks, 6 Nd\;.l.Old#7, 1; 4 The H.cks. 1 •WOMen"I 1. (t~) Alley Cats, Still Play· Ing, 12 each, 3 Sttay Katz. 3; 4. Coming 'Round Again, ·1. Men's "Upper D" ·1.WarrtO<s, 14;2. raD, 10; 3 (tie) Hooligans. Daly08a1, Marauders. 8 ea<h; 6. The lushes, 6; 7. Ball Busters, 2. B Stonewotkl. .1. • Mtn'1 "i..ow.t D" 1. MV&P, 12, 2. T·Blrds, 10; l Bid News Brokers. 7; 4. P&O Nedlloyd, 6, 5 Good, Bad & Ugly, 4; 6. Prowlers. O. • Mtn'I ·•1· 1. Blood, Sweat & Been, 12. 2 (tie) PDC. Newport WholtsM, 8 uch, 4 Lowted, 4, S (tie) Cone, DP.'s~2eadl • Mtn'I "G-J" 1. lude Boys. B; 2. Outers, 6. 3 (tie) MudV1lle, Homebird, 4 M<h; s. 8thr'1, 0 •Men's ·c-4" 1. Sdky Sull1van'J,. 12: 2. (tie) Rebeb, Mu's Sports Bar, Whlnen. c;.zen a P1Hwr1, 6 Nd\: S Textron. 4; 6 Molltoan's.. 2 •Meft'l1>2• 1. Lind of tN Lost. 10. 2. otd Timen. I; ) (tie) 0. Tour, BedrO<k Bomt»rs. West Coast Carpentry, 6 ead\ 6_ Swing This. 2 . •Men's "~)· 1 LZYZX. 14, 2. Lobotomllen,·10; 3 8rewskie-s, 8, 4 Don't Matter, 6, 5. Ptr<1tn, 2; 6 Troublemakers, 0. • Men'• "0-4" 1. Polk Htgh, 12; 2 X-Q-Oub, 9, 3 Sharkl, 8; 4 Players. 7, 5 (tit) Star- bucks Crew, RNltors. 0 each SUMMER IASKETIAU. STANDtNGS • Sund8y lMgUe 1 Who Riders, 3-0; 2. (tie) Staff Infection, Yellow Jeck •ts. 2-1 Ndl; 4 (tie) Junk In the Trunk. Wlkkau II, 1·2 each; 6. Goodfellas, 0-3 • Mond9y lMgUe 1. (tie) BrKklayers. The Fl1~ 3-0 each; 3" Carnivo-rous~ 2·1; 4 (tie)RMC, khulu Photo, Corleone Family, Scrubs. 1·2 iac:h; 8 Sneaker SquNklf'S. 0-3 . .....,LMgue 1. Outen. 3-1; 2 (t••) Wiidcats, Vilhni, 819 OummteS, 2-1 Heh; 5 Hnd Hum.ts, 2·2; 6 The ·• Onbblen. 1·3, 7. TICC. 0-J • WV'r I ., l...- 1. Soh Tubs, 2-0, 2. Tall Guyt. 2-1, 3 Goat H1llSN1ls, M; 4.0 -1. 1·2: S fishing Oub. 0-2. ~~2.(t .. ) C.G C.. Team U, 1-1; 4 (tit) Beachllde 8omben; Rontn, 1·2. YOlll lllllS -~PJIOt. SPORTS HALL OF FAME aLEBRATING THE MIU.ENNIUM JULY •99 I DUCTEES Ron Lamerton Geoff Abrams Mike Freeman Jeff Kravitz Pat Millican Cliristy Crandall .. Mike .Magner Chris Oeding Glenn Thomas Frank Sheflin TimMang Eddie Mayer Mike Frost 1im DeCinces . Pete Brown John Vargas Misty May Leigh Steinberg Steve Speer . Charlie Brande . Bill Leach Tod White Steve Bukich Dick Spaulding Mike Reehl Taras Young ~eYardley FOOTBALL ORANGE COAST COLLEGE 1999 SCHEDULE Fri., ~ 3 • 5anta Monica (1C11mmage, at OCC. 1 p m_) . sat .. sept. 11 • at Fullerton, 7 p_m. sat ' Sept 25 • at Santa Arla, 1 p.m. Sat , OCt 2 • Palomar (home). 1 p m Sat .. OCt 9 ·at R1vmide, 7 p.m Sat., Oct. 23 -•cerrrtos (home), 1 p.m Sat, Oct 30 • •t ·P~na. 7 p.m Sat. Nov 6 -•t.ong Be.lct'I (home). 7 p.m. sat., Nov 13 -•Mt. SAC (home), 1 pm Sat .. Nov 20 • •t •El Ulmino, 7 p.m. G O.L F TEACUP CLASSIC What The third annual shootout for honors as the women's club champion m and around ... Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa. o.t. Friday, August 13 • nm. 2 p.m. Site Mesa Verde Country Oub, Costa Mesi .,. .............. Marianne T~, Santa Ana Country Club Newport Beach TC hosting s. ummer camps Olalel ... Debbie Albright. Longtime Newport Beech Tennis Club pro Dave Sherbeck Will host Newport hlCh ~ Oub five more sessions (Aug. 2 through Aug. 30) of the 20th annual Sum· Denlte WOodlrd mer JUhior Tennil Camp, open to all players between 6 and 17~ Mesa Ytrdt ,.,.........., Club Eacll group ls limited to alx students and arranged accordipg to age --... , im-9Pm -. Sit 9am-7pm www. fj mcrccdes. com and ability leYel. Leaom will lndude belie tundamentill. drWI and w, HolstilW\ ___;~---------~-..~·eticl'~.U~-• .llae NewpGll BHda Teppie Oub.mechtng ... u...i~11&1:.-if-_..~llf'llD..1.1DU11 ... ULllD--..;-,.;~---i eel by Sberbeck. wW lnltftd aD derr. T·lbil'tl. pm., ~ lundm ud swimming pool opportunlU. are lilcludllcl ID tb9 tiillll.y~·Priday cwpe fran 9:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. OJAMml paal ..... t p.m. to 3 p.m. CGllt at ... cmlpl ... 1115,. ..... °"'*" (MO) 844-00SO.,.at. 21ar•& Soturdf?Y, July 3 t, 1999 B 9 lhe ••• 0 A I ' (_,' .. \LL I\11: Ft )J{ A Tl:ST l)Hl\'L. GET mUJI CUSTOM GIFT PACKAGES! 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Crr.dit •'l\ll 011h lw alluv. 1•d for ·tht' fir-.t i11 .. •·rtion. · ---- - --- 101 • 216 • ~.1 -- ir-PUalC-•. _NO_CJTl_ICll-,--, , PUBUC NOTICES j ActJtloua Buelneaa del Mar Business Improve- Name Stlltement ment O.Strict was astab· --.r~='~':.rsons hltled In 1997 PIJrwant to r Ula Parking and BUSlneSS AMEL • 2075 Wast· Improvement Area Law ot 1 ITllNter Mall. Westminster, 1989. Cahlomla Stteets 1 Cahtomla 92683 1nd Highways Code, I Truyen Mm Thi Nguyen. s.ction "36500 el seq • ! 3802 Montego Or., Hunt· (here1n1ller the "Act ). 1 ln!lton Beach; Ca tomla wtllCtl f9QUQS an 1nnoa1 1 91649 report to be flied and ap- 1 Thia bullneu Is con· proved by the City Council ~ dUcted by. en lndlYidual kw .acn fl$C8l year. and I Have you sianed dOlnO WHEREAS, lhe City 1.but!Mss yet? No Coo.#lCll renewed tile Co-Truyen Minh Thi Nguy1n rona del Mar BuSlness Im· ' This statement wai filed provement Diatnct for one l v.{lti Ole County Clerk of year In t 998 according to 1 Of11oge County on 6·11·99 State Law; and • 1"96798020 Wl'IEAEAS, Ole Advisory • Oaltv Pilot July 10. 17. Board has prepared an An· l 24, 3f, 1999 Sa217 nu1I Report for the RESOLUTION 1999,2000 Fiscal Year NO 99-52 which Is on file In lhe Olflce ~ A RESOLUTION OF of Iha C11y Clerk, and THE CITY COUNCIL WHEREAS. lhe Act re· OF THE CITY OF NEW• qulrH the Ctty Council to declare 111 Intention 10 leVy PORT BEACH OE· and colleci asse"ments CLARING ITS INTEN· v.1th1n the Business Im· TION TO RENEW THE pr011ement Dlstl'lcl for lhe CORONA DEL MAR ne:H~Jir,r.1~ susi- BUStNESS IMPROVE· neu lmprowment D11tnct MENT DISTRICT FOR Advisory Board hU recom• THE F1SCAL YEAR OF mended the ba lor levy· SEPTEMBER 1, 19" Ing •SMssment ~ mod- TO AUGUST 31, 2000, llted ANO TO llOOIFY THE NOW, THEREFORE. the BASIS FOA LEVYING Oty Councl ol the~ ol A89E~1.. ANO ~·Beach e. FIXING TitE Tlllll! AND SECTION 1: The Annual l PLACE Of A PUBLIC Report llled by the HEARING Advisory Board Is hereby wt-tEREAS. the CofOna ~ The Annuel Re· , By Fax (Q-t'l) 6~ t -t>5<>-l Plf"11'1' 1111 J.1<!. '1111r 11u1111· 111111 p "111t' 11111nllf"r ancl "'r U 1 nil \oll ha. L •uh " f-'111 r ct11111r ) "MY Q.IENTS ARE FROM ALL OVER AND GET TiiE BEST PRICE & RATES." PrtftTrtd Owntt Prorram lndiuUs • COTnplimmtary Car Wa.sht.s • l.Qcin Cm • Airport Parkin( l!1 Shuttlt • SI. H.nJwp Storo.t.:! miJ mud1 mur. Bw)' or lease a Mercedes Btni today! mm I '"\'11111!.1,,l\i l!!!!f!!I q J" . I""' l\,, i ......... .-.&JI... I """' \' I# ' j I l • I I B Washington Mutual •HOME LOANS!• e Low Documentallon Programs Available 2.95°/o Start Rate (7.172 APR) /PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE) - Boilrs eADVI RT~ PROFESSION~ DIRECTORY Ca 11 Classified ADVE RTISING @ (949)642-5678 -----DeadUnes ---- Monda) ................. Friday 5:00pm Tut-sda) .............. M~nday 5:00pm Wedne:::.day ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thun-.<lay ....... Wedne:::.day S:OOpm By Phone (Qi9) b.\2-~678 ~ Maillln P erson: ~30 \' t'"' Ba\ SttHI C <Ma \11•-.a. ( \ tl2h~7 -\1 '·"J on Rh1I ~ fl. '..,, 'lt-11·phone, 8.30am-5:00pm \lo11d.o-fn•la• \rulk-1n 8:'.l0am-.3:00prn \food.II~ -f n·Ll~ Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm atu rday ............... Friday 5:00pm r . : ' ·-· ' • "' .. __ - - Index 470. 471 Diii 430. 461 iicr OCElN ViEW PRllilE LOCATION $115G,011 PRUOEHT\Al. CA 72U120 i8fflBa, sei1er FlMnc:lftg $489,000 Tr1*1 or just on1 big. Ho08I $345.000 2Bt/11b• 1Bt "*' unl. S368000 Pr~ House 9'"42-3850 NEWUSTING OCEAN VIEW.OCEAN Vl!W FIXER IN HAR80lf vrak UIS,(100. BETTY JO ... .. ... . ........ ... ... ., . - 0•. .. ~:-=-· BIO Saturday, July 3 l , l 999 LIVE IN LUXURY ~ -J y ' ·, ,111 ~--------- APAIHMENT HOMES Exclusive Fasfrion Island Lifestyle • Concier&e Service • 24 HR Fitness Center • 24 HR Security Cate •Clubhouse Facility I 'Bed from $1795 I Bed/den from $1995 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens Elevator Access 2 Bed from $2385 ' 2 Bed/den from $2885 ....... Gas Fireplaces 9 Foot Ceilings -Condo Specs -Subtenanean Parking Custom Home Design Program Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-888-222-6924 ~:rr~F.~!Al~R\v.~~!!!AP.!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~C-1,112 ~1 AT BIG CANYON • _ .-""""'BEACH CATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND Beeutlful tree-llned aneta 8nd gotf couiM vlewa. Enjoy carefree livll)O In your large 1, 2 or 3 BR ~nt home! ·~gllrllge • W..n./dlyet hool<upe • Arepl.ae (wood I gu) , NI concltlonlng •Wet blirln 2 Ind 3 BA ·~system • S'l ,eec> to $2,"5 • Pleue c*I (949) 84<4-0509 Sony, no peta.. UDO PENINSULA RESORT Bay view, 2·Story Beach Colleges 28r 2Ba Lease Ayd Pl1oed lrom $3600 PYt beach, PoOI. 598 & ctUbhouse Large deck$, Walk 10 ahope, dnng, 81'111r1alnmenl. 94~73-6030 NP 'NORTH VIL.LA'S Gated comm 4br 3b• ho.a., 3 frplc, 3 ear git. S2995hno. Agt IMM74•5515 1&3 HOUSESICONOOS FORR!HT NEWPORT COAST KRAUL y STILL IH eox HEVa. USED 1ZOO PAGER t...UU.7161 1441 ===I I BUY All PIA~OSI Mlaques.aua ly lun1ture one poece OI ~ houselulll Cl!>h paid 800·649-4922 1471 !MPL0-.11 .71 PIPLQYltllNT I OPl'l'VI OPPYYI --'.!'!~~~----A OM 1 NIS TRA TI YE Reception t M Sat 9-4pm ASSISTANT Sun 9-IJl'I) Mus! knoW mut1i $2 667/mo 15321\1} • ..... pay based upon a.p •OI l + catetella ptan l=UB-~ah Mt-2624609 lime *'' cat Reselldl AOmlttstlator IMldng 1 COl1$o Receptlonl 1t/Cu1101111r • c:letlloul C>>-...otllet lol busy ''""" Nowport Boals. Newport Beacf1 offloe MUii latgeSt ~ ~ In ~pm 9ccura111y 118 Wf!St, l\U I PT we•Clnd • -1ltl MS W<Md °'*'*111 Newport Yachl Ceo-E•ctl & Aoc:e$s 1eq· d Senci &er loclllon !<Mal IOI a lun resume 10 Ph11mee01ogy go.getter t<lti1 a grMI person. Reatarch lnalltute, 1000 llty Must be able 10 W-Wfll Oove Street, 1200, Nawpor1 heavy ~ & WlcludM Olher Btldl, CA t2660 or fu to ollice <Ml• Willraln S85Mv Me.752·1412, Fu reaume to NM42.ot31 ANYONE CAN bO T'Htsl Retell Chddren1 Orchard Earn excelent Income c101hlng store 1mmedia11 makfrlll customer &eMCe cells openlll!J Wll train at home (IM9)n2'6t7t 949 650·2243 'RETAIL HALLMARK STORE 418 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS MANAGEMENf POSfllOH \lpacale Ctllldren Clolhklt 81111'• People & "4o has Immediate Opon ng Call 94U4S.1355 w~T'RE&WWlis, Pii-0 lult lilM.. fflftCh tfftauranlf bar and ber, NPB cell IOf inllf'liew ~111 471 IMPLOYMENT SERVICES PteaM be aware that the ll1llng1 In thla C1119ory may requl,.. you to call 1 900 number In Which 1hlff 11 • c:hrarge Pl' minute. Avon Products St~ A Kbme·bi.sed In NP8, now hiring Anl M111111« w/e-r.r:r, 11f", lulV patMlme. eel IMe.T21·1otS =======::::::! Buslneu. Work flexlble HoUrs En)CJ't Unlltn1ted Ellrnrngs. Call toll free (IA) 551-2166 WOii( From Home XII& 1420-$1680/pt Are your 80$$ Earn $2700.56250l'lt per mo 1 ·80().242-0363 x3043 Or vlslf www holhomeblz nee Aet1h Postal Store. Reta~ exp pref d FT/PT ~ E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar 949-673-2930. RETAIL SALES Hiring lull/PT tor chlldrena c:lolhlng It°" Mlaalon Vte[o Mall • Feehlon ltland. C1H for lnterv-or apply In per· eon at 1CM5 Newport Cen1er Or. Falhfotl laland SECRETARY Word Ptrl. PIT AIR, NP. 50wpm good malh. NB Prop Manager near PCH Fa resume 94~722·7045 Shlpplng/R1celvln9 Clerk '9SJ) ~~ship, pw'lg, rtaMna and ln\lenlory mllllglmtnC "PT booliketPIOll 3 day's e week po1enhal FT po&1tfon Af /AR reconalat!M Flllt resume to 94H46-M01. SUBTLE TONES a uill(jile SO Ca41 111a•er IS looklnll for lrlef'dly ootgoing NMCe onen· led people 10 love our clothes Subtle Tones IS located In Iha Corona dal Mar Pltza on the comer ol MacArfhllr/P C.H 61vd Please contact KeHy Jach al 949·640-2781 or Ill! Resume to Coleen Edwa1dl 619·291 .. 9&4 TEACHERS, Aul111n1u needed tor new NB reschoOt FulHfTll Good PIY beoel1ts must hevesom11xp. 12 ECE, need l)06ltlVe an41Jdt, pahenc:e and • smle Cal Lel9h Nin or Sala (949)644 .. 914 0t lax resume 949-844-493§ Telemlfbt.ng 1400.$700 ~ Seling ad spece for loc8I pU> .tit!y,commJ.t,f .i 5. l1lUM hawt llllrl I yr ph e-,.ip 714·378-95e3 R VEL & TRAIN .SO BUSINESS OPPORTUNmES Ple111 be wary of out of area companies. Check• • With-the local Belter Buein.11 Bureau belor• you aend 11ny Mont)' or f"1 tor tlfVlcel. Reed and underetend any conlf'ktt before you •fgn. VENDING: Lazy persons drea'n" Few hoUIS "' G1eat Income, PrlCld to sell Free Brochure I 1 •800-820-6782 , .. 484 MONEY TO LEND/WANTED .J Flnenclal dlfflculllH, mean credrl, 1maM business st•r1 ups? We can help! 1 .. n.2111..eeo1 MONEY TO LEND Having problems getting a loan? Bad, good or no credit, please call 1-888-609·3333 toll free. 690 POWER BOATS Boston Wh•lar 13tl '15 Superaport wfl5 Johnson 40HP lnclde lraller·lclnl cond, $315Cllobo. 714-545-§537 •• Doily Pilot IUIC~I A GOOD AD' ACURA lnlagtl LS CPE 17 • mnrl ed. x1r1 lo miles • ' (020127) S1U88 SOUnt COAST ACURA 714-t71J.2500 AC0RA CL 2.2 CPE •tt Air .stereo, auto. lull pwr (016732) 1111.888. SOUfH COAST ACURA 714-978·2500 ACURA LEGEND CPE 17 5 speed 1 OWNEft! White, new llrH, $3700, 941J.553·t172 TMnu'Pil w...':"!:1-.. ot Gall 642-5678 When]ou're tune into classified you're tuned. • UW!!W§ly@ 1n to your • community. •THE• SHORES APTS I & 2BR TOWNHOMES S1arhng al SI09Slmo Monlh 10 Monlh 1Mse We are a Pll community e blocks lrom beach Growing co needS t1alner1> and m11m1 oaineu Full/PT 562-799 6534 W1r118d 18' or 21 DUfil' 1n good con<tlKll Will pay I --------------------------.a p11c1, p11va1e pally 949-644·261 I BEACH LEASES 2-4811 NP8 $2K·tK. COM Studio $1050 Remu MM73-0351 110 APTS COSTA MESA •COSTA MESA'S BEST* Junior 1 bedroom and 1 bedroom also 2 bedroom 1 beth Ow111 gated commurr1y, POOi. lem~ easy acceS$ lo lrnway beach & malls • 714-557-0075 2Br 1.se. Townhou11 Nrcety r8(l()ne Lr~w'Vtalk-r\$ C8ll lans w1d ard S99!»m0 94~712-'1165 714 .. 12-'355 • E SIDE Costa Meet OPEN SAT 11-2 WE 18th unll C 1ST MO SPEICAL S600rno · SI 150 dep $1100ino 2br 21>11 upstairs dr~hwuher. lrplc. ball;ooy garage Aleo 2br 2ba, $9751rno Garden Sening pool Mgr on prMn• 20432 Santa An• Aff The Renier Cenler 71'-141 .. 203 Studio E'SkM lumlshed. qo1a1 area above garage no k~. IVsmkg pets $500'MO Avlll Now 949-642·8699 Lv Msg 1 Br Oel1tched Cott1ge ¥111h paoo. near beach, Clllledral Celllnjl fridge. Slove MO'le-ln Special S69!'> • dep.12rno lease 133 E 161h SI (No PelJ) 949-548-242 t I ~a:-~ I Bay Ridge e.utflA 2 lllUlll surtes. 2be. 2c git, gated ;;onyn pool & lpl. HC syl S IBSMAo IMIJ-794-5727 * YEARLY RENTALS * •38' 28a nurOcunlront 2c Plf1ona $1~ •3~ 2h Ocllnlront upper 001~ BALBOA NEWPORT REALTY 949-723-4494 Newport Marina Apartmeoll Bayfront commuruty with private beach & marina. W'tlk to Balboa l1land. 4'fr!!BR 12100 Wood burning fireplace & private pn&e. Sony. n«> pei.. Ple .. e calls (949) 760-0919 160 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT COSTA MESA E SIDE COSTA MESA 2br 1b• cottage, eneloaed garage. 2 111111. Slts-$1000. 71 "'"2-3111 E'SIOE TOWNHOME 1-Story. 3Br 2Ba, end unll, 2car gar Fp big pnyale yaro Available 811 $1650/Mo CB Donald Platt 949·733-6074 4Bf 2""Bllh 3000 SI, 3c gar Meaa V11de home new carpet. PMl1 no pttS S27()()(Mo ~ 71041-0290 SID£ cili 2t1r 1ba bi9 yard w SIOl&ge unit recendy remodeled S 1750/mo 94N42-5413. OREYSTONE 38r 2 S8I 2·SiY TWM an dbl car lllClrlc Ill', wJd Ilk-ups 1300 ~. SISOOIMo 1210 Thunn Ave {VICIOIW Nh'J)Oll 8IYd) 1149.a:J 1"4822 182 t40USESICOHDOI FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH * Lido Bty Front Duplex * Upmils. 2bl 1 be, I.Jg IMng 'PIC8 & deck S220<Ymo Lse Acceptng IPP8 94H7S-t 6I1 ·WEST CUFF' Elite, qult'i beau1lf\ll 2br 2.Sba WfO new c•pet, 2 car 11!'1 club 11ov .. , pool, 11175. 1149-515-2087 UOO lsll TOWNHOUSE 3br 2 '-'lba, Vp, dotA>lt garage, laundry, walk 10 vlll111e S2000'mo MM73.ol44 WESTCUfl' 28R 28A bffu lntlf1or upgndql Pool, launcl $f50Qlmo Frenldln R1y MM4().7000Jl301 Step• to ....;;ol11 RM9t & .. chi Vl•wl Large 38r CUS1om home, 3<at petklnQ, IYlil AuQusl 1 Olh S3200mo - 9AL80A ISLAND 28r tea eonage home. Vi>. wld, s1eso aar + Offloe Apt. 288, ttp, Wld. :l<a< partang, steps lo btach, 11undry s21oomo 94M73·1003 Cloo islt 4Bd1m-3811h. llPICkM llYlng nn, lorlNI clrq. 2 ~ 1111 dlc:lls ~. 2car Ill' $875.000 Bill Grundy Rullo,., 14H7Mll1 ,. ..... Vl9Wi lfom 6200 aMtmlCONDOi • -...... pool, ............. 000., ()wNr ..... .u. I~ RENTALS I TO SHARE Laguna BMch, Panontnlc OCean View 1 Room In 3 51oiy lllllf1SIOn Jacuzzl. bllool1iM ele11ator. maid Avail 811 $85G'tno 94M94-1245. ROOllMA TE NEEDED Profl non smokef seeking same to sl1ere 3br 2bl OOMn front beach house Ma$1er avlll $1100 + t/2 utA 949-631-8428 HNI relPOl\tlbil non·smokef lamale wanted 10 $halt EllS1· 8lufl Apt Master bedroom S700lmo 714-331-0818 Coate Mffa smell office spece to ,..,,, Slatting el S 1 SQ..$300 Incl all utll. N11r OCC, nice quiet loc. Lot• of parking. 71W..~36U 1400 ~ENTS I WORLD GUITAR SHOWI 1 OO'S for buylMMtadel F1fr· Ple1 • Pomona. 117 1Q.f, a Ill 10-5 1..oc>-453·7'69 1454 FU~NITURE I "811111 IHI~ IOfa a lo..,. nat, new 11111 wripped, very eott, lop quality. W11 S2000 eaerlfa. SltO M.._261 ·ffll Tran1lerecl 111iln. Must Miii large hou~lul ol immaculel• lumture 714·800-43-42 Twin Bede new ll'lnlr IP""ll mallr'"41S and ball: spnnvs hand quilled coverletH. matctwlo pUow shams, llr..I ruflltl. 1 s.elS sheels. ped 2 bianllets II like new $300 ~II Eurek1 Vacuum scarcely Used S75 949·721 68t0 1 yaw okf CherTv Bedfoom Set. a bed (tiea~oo1 bolfd) 9 draw11 dresser wln•nor, 2 l\IOlll staM ma111e Plld 51600. secr1ttce 1800 949-673·9402 1456 PETSJL.IVESTOCK I KITIENS: 2 bl1ck g wu, 1 grey tebby & white nutered 4 mo. 2 black 14 wka old. Donltlon. 949.154.3241 Rare exotic whd·lookln11 leopetd lj)Otted CFA oclcat kitten• for prMlegecl few S4SQIS500 t4Ml1·2111 .CHILO CARE NEEDED• 45$ FREE PETS ~=~ ~ ~ /AN1MAL RESCUES t'llO Old girt t4MOCMl962 Beau ra11 2 yr Old mai. Oaeal I I CfA Nu ed needs a lrlend 402LOST 6 FOUND tree 10 a QOOd "°"" ldMI 1or • • y~rer 94!>--6312111 Found small wtlltl dot Costa Meta. Meu Verde ., ... call 460 MUSICAL 714-5*7113 LOST CAT lfOUnd 7·23 lg INSTRUMENTS male, 3 Yfl old black a. grey BABY GRANO PIANO tlbby. "-Acacl1 & 2nd. pt • ,_ .. COU re-di MM73.S2l1 •YI • ,.,.,... bMutltull like new cond. Sacrtltc. $1150. LOST Cal mala oren91 714-527-otOO striped 1.iitly. Very frlendry, =:::..~°!':er:•~ 1462 ~~.1 find, loet In Vicinity COM, 1~ .._. Oce.n a Carnation, On 7·27. $500 REWARDll l'OR SAi'! * USED LONGBOARD FOR RETURN. t4M75-7361 SALE 9fl • Xlnl Condition HI Pat'formance • Trl·fln J 420 OA.:ft 1,12 : ~~=EMSEI ..,...,,,~.,.. -w~ HEIGH90flHOOO SALE • • toO blodc of Ja.tnlne, TOP $$$/RECOROSI In alley. Lot• of e1utfl JIU, R & 8, IOl.f. Rocle CC COM SAt M2. SO's & eo·• • HOGE YARD SALE Mll(E 94964$-7505 4J5 112 NlrtiHut Wanted JapantM Swords Fum, dolhes. 949·n3·te&e Ind 1'9lata4 lteme C:MJSAT 7_. trendy"°"" MMM-1nJ decor & ~toys. CIGUlel. WAHTEDI OlO COiNSI ~me tceessona l1mp1 Gold ~llf,F1arillnmlfll.&t0f· .,._, lie S5 Fair Dr, lnO Old WI I & jewl!lry MOVINGOVERSEASI W£STCOASTCOIHl42..-.... £VERY11tlNO MUST 001 WANTEOI OCb COINSI dollll, kid 11111. ~ Gold. llN«, Frftln ni1', ltlf• wuhetldly.,, fuldlen lems. llrlCI Old wa1CheS' ~ Good ~ mo CORONA WHTCOAST COINM2.t441 (lleu ...... tradl) ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;i;iii;;;. MOViNO ULI Li Mi 1-,,.....1 ~ NttlOnll SOii, TV, tnicro, WUhlr. dlYtr. & rnot.i 174 ~ St CM 949 S48-83S2 Ph·--•' c fM UdO 1... -"""' omy OUrM 10S Yte llr'*°"8 bton RMd Co Cd Reg IAT 1 IUN..,., 13901291 1 800'201'114 t FHt Growing Co. seeking a rel.able, conslslenl person IOI data entry FT/PT. nex~e hours Mon-Fri S7 00 + comrnlsSIOn. con~ OaVld or Saira 11 Elfl 8061 1.al-313-4744 FIT l PIT potillon oPll' 11 Lad'f Goll & T 8fnlo at Fasnon Island for 1e1ai1 sates. S8 50 s1e111ng .. commission Conllcl Karen 888-21 S.5855 FfT Stetionary Store Weddalng inv118honS elC N wpor1 Beach Call Me.1st-ns1 GeMral JOIN OUR SUCCESS! PTfl No exp nee Long term career opply Training bonuS4ss 562·799-6625 GENERAL OFACE An$wer Phone, F~11111 Ssome date entry. elc. M·W·F 1pm- 4.JOpm $9 50 hf 714-241·7050 INSURANCE PIT ll11uble hours, olllCe data entry l'flltOg., l1llng S9 50llV Newpo11 Beach MIJ-541-5146 L1nd1up1 Co. Seeking Management pqs111on tor construction mainl e~t prerd Ive msg 949-85().8394 MARINE FUEL DOCK NEEDED. Moliveted, depen- dable, dean cut lndivldull to wo'1I on bayfront. Machanlc 11!ill1 helpful. Will train. All Inquires l>liae call 949175-0740 MaxMara South Coast Ptlza High end ltalllen women's bou~ needs proleuional salespel$Oll wllh lyr exp 1n sa1eS a 111US1' h you 11e excelenl In sates. you can make up lo$ t S-S»hr Engfish Cl'lne$8 tanouaves a must' (714)754-7900 Receplloniat tor Newport Beach Seton Full Of PT. No exp .nee. Will treln Mon·Frl Also Hair elyllet needM, Lena 94M73 .. t8' ave 114-SK-0997 l>lft time Driver Wanted S9.22 per hour plua mileage. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:4Sam to 5:45pm. Addi- tional work may be avail- able. Muet have truck or Van, litblllty lntu,..nc• wtth proof or peymenta, dri~· tf9 llctnM, toclal ~tty card, and cltln O.M.V. print out. Accepting appllcatlont Mon ID lhru Frf from t :OOam to 4:00pm. PIMM bring all rtqUired lnfonnadon. Tlrnff Oftnge County Attn: PMI Becltlngham 2901 Qlrrv Ave. 8ent8 AN, Ce 82704 114-Mtl541 IOMIMOIO ::".::";";= L!!t:l:h! ~::.:·~= s:~•~ Clll M iiiTil.tl t5¥fl ~ ,.,., A11o , ,Am., uu. _wee. ,3735 ;,y ''* tct1oo1 949-673·13~5 If you're looking to repaint. it, replace it or restore it, look in· the Pilot Cla$sif ieds to find the service you're looking for.· , 111,~11· ...... ~ ~ .. f11111·1·•· ".0-~ ~~ ...... =· MM ......... ~.f-~'9ft~Mt~1•••1MU•1~lt~MW.W-~·~~·-~~:.....~~~-- '-~ tllDI un llecfl 111r· f3 -.,,.. ...,.. ~· -.a.t-. ce... ....... .__ °=•'=E1..,-:• =-w1i•=: :r:•E;;~~Cll~~~ • ... .., UOfd "" .... = = .... ii,,,'!!'!.,_.. :-.:-~~:.. . -...w= -----~---o....;;;;~::;.i.;::..;.;;;.:liiiilw;;;o~ ...... .., .. , .. REPAINTING • ' • CilMOlii Tltl09 ts 'ii Lo nt ... hJI pwr. ITfJd'I morel (308141) S2U95 LEXUS OF WEITlllHSTEl'I (714)192.-0. cHAYSiD New Ycwt.r '17 Run• great, auto air. (PI 207 A) S2.119S SOUTH COAST ACURA 114-t7t-UOCI CfieVY lwo V111 'ii Gtffn 26,500 ITlllN. VI, VOlllC,~~ -11 11 SU~SOO Dan 94H7w.403 ~ tseifOii clii ciib 'ii vs. . pis, ~ C:.. . .,,.. (Ps1850271 $8,999 Or-. 'eout Jeec> laUJU 71'·S4N0n cA6£=b0'7i COHVT, ORG: OWNEl'I, 1HK Ill, $7100 t4M7U321 Run )'Our ad In the Newport Beach-- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntlngton Beach-- cREW Aiffto VAN ts 197 ve. 1Uto. ale, '*· cc. ptw, Cd (VBl 17463) $17,999 OrMge Cotat Jeec> la111u 71 .. 54H023 CHEVY ASTRO 'H f274 per morM1 Sonny'• Omo Pontiac Buick ~~ CHRviLli d us LXI •ii ve. IUIO, WC. p/I, abl, cc. C&S$ (WN201263) $15.999 Orange Coat Jeep l$UD.i 714-54M02> CHRYSLER COHCORbE 'iS $13,m (XASOl97A) THEODORE ROSINS FORD www.roblnafonl.com MM4UOIO ~ Gi'd caravan SE SilOtt w:e. auto, pis, cass, abl (VR143535} S1U99 Ot9119' Cout Jeep l1u111 . 714-54M023 FOtd A..,n .. Auto, AIC, 45fnpt, 55k mlltt SO down a11ume $4650 privets::, MHn-0411. FOni xtT Truck 'd 4x4, ..mi, pw, pe. pl>, NC, good cond Ntw littMlnll 11750 obo 94H31·3852 FORO CONTOUR st ·11 Auto, lie, Pt's. Ill. plw a:. lbl (W1C300627) s 12 .999 Onnge Cout Jeep llUDI 714-54M023 -------~...__._.._..., . D YD, IEU. MY CAR Fountain Valley • '"'- Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form With )'Our credit card # or mall with a check today! Run for a weel<I If your car does not sell, we'll run it for another week FWDI · All for Just $10'. CEUNQ DESIGN ACQUSTIC l'IEMOVAL :«Jt0CK0C>WN TEXTUM iPPUED= 714-t1WSIS I I I I. • • ·- < . . •• • pl -...--.-. I n ..... ---... llodll---O•-8-a ... -Pia o§:::.,_ ~:--8:=.':.:.. -------................. 8 .. .,.. D•~ 0ii-.o.. a._..., · tto•• e=..--s=.. e:== ::.::.-:: --ClllJ-DIW ....... C-_C4_ -1114--tln·-1114••- IRAWWW cOHIT'R Concr11a/Muonryl01aln1ge IYSMml ...... ,...,. 714-540-1139 Qllllnl C I 1 I 011119"-,..... ...... ~ ............... ....... . , . ... .,... ail ... C.UI .... FORD COHTOUft M sun (X1U2MAI THEOOOl'lf "°8lHI R>ftO WWW..roblnltord.COlll 1411410010 By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIP and TANNAH HIRSCH WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ FORO cAOWN 9'C1'W 'ii s11,111 (0112'70) THEOOORE ROellcS FON> www.roblnatorcl com .. .........,0 Q l • As South, vulnerable, you The biddln1 hu on>«edcd: bold: • NORTH F'.AS'J' SOUTH FORiS CMWH VICTONA 't7 S.!.~i!" lmlU) nft:OOORI AoelHS FORO t o ru. l• • 7 o AK Q 10 o A Q J6 3 • J 93 lo . r.. 7 WEST PUI www.rotlinsforcl.com t4M4f.0010 Paitncr opens the biddina with one What do you bid now? ~tcart )Vhat do you respond? FORD tSCOflf LX SbN 117 $7,177 (215511) THEOOOAE ROSINS FORD Q 2 • Both vulnerable, as South you 'lold. Q 5 • Neither vulnerable, as South you bold: WWW.fOCMntfOfd.COllt 14~0 •AK 10131 O AKJ o 1083•10 FORD EICOfif SE 'ii Auto, lie, 1ul pwf, SIMO (195718) $9,488. 800Tlt COAST ACURA • K o Q o KJ97'5•108543 The bidding has proceeded: The bidding ~B:S_procecded: soum wur NORTH EAST NORTH EAST' .SOUTH WEST l• Pul INT P .. 7 71 .. 9711-2500 l • Pm lNT .Pall lo Pus 7 What do ydu bid now? FOtd EiC°" 117 4 doof, NC, ~. wiy cteen. 50k ... $6850 fp. clMlef. 71..UM131 Wbnt action do you take? Q J • Neither vulnerable: as South you hold: Q 6 • As South, vulnerable. yw hold: FORo EXPt.OftEA ilf 'i7 2911 m1. wh1e ful l'W'. rnor• (A89234) $20,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTEl'I (714)112.ftOI •J653 0 853 o AQl •AK6 The bidding has proceeded: •AQl7'H O AK o A •AQ9 The biddina has oroceeded: SOUl'H WP.SI' NORTH EAST SOUJ11 WES1' NORTH EAST 1• Pus 10 Pus 2•• Pus l o.. Pua FORD EXPl.OREl'I 'II $14,171 (WC43157A) THEOOORE A081HS FORb www.roblnelotd.com 94M4UOIO 7 l• .... ... Pal 7 What do you bid now? • • ut10dal pme ron. •• • waldna Fbfio ftt50 •97 S14,171 ('837171) THEODORE ROBIHS FON> wwW.roblnefonl.com 94MltM010 Q 4 • Neither vulnerable, as South you bold; What action do you take? •Jl08S o K7 o Q •AJ10984 Look for answen on Monday. Ford mo Congbld •93 Whte, auto tl'llll, ps, lllloys, '*"ntr. runs grtll, 6cy1, deal4ll $6450 Ip 7f4-43M931 FORO GALAXY 600 XL Aft original 60K mlles, • ,,..,. perfect concMlon $7900 949-515-4494 FORD PROBE OT '17 ve. auto. GTS pkg, ale, cd (VS.10036) $12,999 Oranga Cout Jeep lauz.u 714-S4M023 FORD RANGER xL1 'it SU!>fiClb, only 17K ml, factoty warranty, an"91op, • beck:OWf, AC, am.tm CD, $12,111 .... 722.1091 1-~11-~~~1 JAGUAR XJS L SEDAN '97 JMP Q;ln(f a;;oi;; 'i $39,915 17-4352 4x4 Sunroof, lojad<. C/O, '" BAUER JAGUAR -~ j)'t\t, 59k ml, gareged, "1ow-71C.t5(-480G room cond. t)lllnCe ol war- J19u• XJS SEDAN '97 ranly$14,900 949·720-1585 SSl,"5 17-4441 JMP GfinCf ChiiObe '14 BAU£R JAGUAR Ltd, 4x4, auto. M:, pis. lilt cc 714-1153-4800 (RC250743) $15,999 Jaguar lCJe SEDAN '96 Orange Cout Jeep laUJU S33,tts -...s19 71"54t-tOU BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS ES300 'ii 71'4MIOO <t~oFwesT..=J: J8!l\llf XJI SedM'i 40f '96 (714)192.aol $33,"5 97-4487 BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS SC400 't5 714-~ (042952) 125,695 J8guar XJi Vlndtn PIU '96 LEXUS OF W£STillNSTER FORD TAURUS GL '95 $40,995 96-4525 (7'4)112.-ot Auto, tic, bergt11 lo milel BAUER JAGUAR lhiif'i cont'*liii Mark V (158582) $8.488 71"9153-tlGO 79 Gold ledlll I'll, du.sit. ~ COAST"ACt.IRA t--i:=::-v,,_,,1==:1~1!:'::",.,..,~..shcmoom....c: .J2.895 Jlbc> 714-17f.2500 Jaguar 7 MMIG-211' FOtd 'ii F250 $44,~UEA JAGUA9,:-434e MEllCEOES BEHZ 93 Crew cab, tuptf duty 4WD, 714-953""4800 .... WAGON"" l.Milt, V10, tut pwr, lllv, CO Jaguar X.16 Vandell Pin '17 lmmK. wlMln. llhf, tl.Wf, caaa, I Inch ausptnllon lift, 147,ttS 97-4392 Std Miil, xlnt cond, fully Randlo l ,OOO't cutt-.hla, 35 BAUER JAGUAR loadedl 714-754-0737 0t lnd1 tlr.-, lo tact!. Hiit m~ 7t"953-t800 Cea pf!. 714-47WOG1 mini cond. $35,IOO/obo. Jaguar lOi Vlndtn Plu ,16 iitrCldM 120E •95 94~17 $40', 24k milts, c:hln"CNn ...... HONDA ACCORD EX 'it ·~VER JAGUA~503 chrome wta. new 11res. llalm. Auto. 111, mnrt. pwi pak J14-9S~ CO. orol owner $31,000 (091808) $17,995 94~218-9013 days LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER J~u. XJS 'ii 949-759·9303 IY~ (714)892-ll06 6411 ml, Ill reco1ds, whl18 MERCURY MAROUlS96 HONOA XcCOiio LX 'i2 ,m<IOM>Of, new ~res. brealls 1282 per lllOnltl 4 door. 1u10. low miles Pnstloe 16.2SO 949-64s-72se Sonny'a Gmc Pontllc: Buick (020002) S&.988 ~~~~.com SOUTH COAST ACURA 71 200 714-97.,2500 Jeguw XJ6 '94 49k ll'lles, Mercury Tracer Sidin '92 HONDA CiviC '97 alloys. mnrt, whita/Ol1rneal Black, loW "'*· IUlo. AIC. • SU,171 (P006543) lntellOf. 1K doWll usume $5000 obo, Musi SHI THEODOflE ROBINS FORD $18,!iOO PP 94~!3-0411 949-64G-0070 94M4S-0326 www.roblntlonl.com JAGUAR 1997 XJt Mkullilt llli0rtt9to S90'i LI 94M4M010 SEDAN 4D '98. V6. IU10, we. rool lldl. cc KONOA CIVIC 111 Ut,tM 97-4397 (VP01S.-96l sts.999 $295 per monfl BAUER JAGUAR ' <>nnge Cout ,,_ lluiu Sonny'a Gmc PontlK Buick 71....sMIOO ' 71~ 714-44W200 Jt£P C1*0iille SilOtt .• ~ii~s:s-AN~MM----c-x""e'""P~tu.,..,'"""97 Jaguar XJs 2 + 2 COflYi 'ti vs. uo. alt, ps. Ill. cas $283 per"'°""' 131,tH IM521 (T1251979) . $14,999 Sonny'a Gmc PonUK Buick BAUER JAQUA.A 0nnge Coat~ lauzu WWW-=tm-com 714-tlMIOO 71"4M023 ___ 11_~ ____ _ • •• •l .. " I -•• ' J ~ ..,--..-....- Cl.£M.UPS SPRINKLER REPAIR, TREE TRIMM~. FREE EST 71wtWt42 EiHRT clllN-OP T~ ~cornctof 11 .. 7$1441t PUBLIC NOTICE Th• Cellf. PubllC· Ullhtl9S ComlT\iSSIOO REQUIRES that Ill used houaehold goods movers print their P U.C. Cal T number; Mmos and d'lauftert print their T.C.P. number In ell edver11S• ments. If you hive • question •bout thf legality ol • mover. limo or ctlllJffer, cal. PUBLIC llTIUTIES co.MISION 714-558-4151 4' ,, t' . . . . . ; . ., ...... ,,-.. .11 .. - . . .. .. . ' . .. • 1-c~I NISSAN MAXIMA OLE 97 811cMan IHlher, Loldtdl 35K ml, 121,500 IOMOM63f NISSAN MAXIMA '90 4-0R power, air. 11110, sun rool, a Red BelUly and ooty $4900 949-723. 1504 NISSAN ftNTRA '96 $221 per monltl Sonny't Gmc Ponlllc Buick www.Cfn9111.COlll 71~ MSSAH 200SX 'II Brown, auto, ""'' good. 11200 « best oft9f. 71WIM229 OU>SiliOBiiE cllftAss '95 4 () tJc pw, P!lc a:..Ja. (385651) S8 988 SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-t7 .. 2500 Oldemot& omti• ·i1 Milo. 4dr, 4cyl cold NC pw Pl. Ill cc. nn 11111 S900 obo t4NJ14t52 ' PLYMOUTH BREEZE '96 s' 10 I* month Sonny-a Gmc Pontllc: Buick 71..........S200 PL'f'MOUTH Voyager SE •91 3 3 V8. tlAo. we, 1#1. rrs a: (W875640) $18,999 0r9119' Coeet Jeep ,Isuzu 714-54M023 PORSCHE 114 '11 (4 CYL) 2nd -., .. Plf* WOfll, 11 la. Good condltonl $4750. 94Ml7-2244 RANG£ hov£11 ·92 VI, Al Poww, CC. till, .-.0 ca..ne, CO, -1, moontt, LOAOEDll .. lnl Cond, inust S.111 SU,000/ebo. ICM4H035 Iii Y oUlUfY PW TOUCHUPS TOO Z4 Houn • Rdllld Sinor L.l2tOfM ...... 1.1112 v1·~,.·~ ""'~:, . . ·~ ,.~.-·.·---~~ ..... .... , ... ,,•:-. . -..... .-r. ' · .. ; .. ' . ·. 0 TODAY'S CROSSWoRD PUZZLE 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS '- ROADSTER '71 Vtity ~II & rwe 73k Ofgll 1111. comp re- S1ored '98 Incl new pMll, soft top. uphol, carpellng wNs & bras Aa11 bllclr•f ,/lllclop, S1C)(age rack. Must set, 1251< filTll 9"4!HS9·9' 22 pp SA TURN $C2 ''3 sun (XB47121AI THEOOORE ROBINS FORD www.roblnsfonl.com 94M4MOtO TOYOTA AVAL<* XLS 'ti Auso I/If. mnd, alloys, lfv (0778.)9) $18695 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192.aoe ttmr ....... ... ...~ .......... ... rm.. .... ................ 141 . 141 -1111 thlg~ Pbnbetl ~= 1WIEOY ftUJMllNG 949-64 -235 "'?. ·-• •,·· , . .. , . . . . . ~ . .. ' 695 CARsrrRUCKS NANSISUVS TOYOTA CAMRY 'ti $288 par monlh Sonny'• Gmc Pontiac Buick wmc;(rs: TOYOTA CEUCA 'M 5 spd. 111 CD alov$. mnrt (047858) $19.8~5 LEXUS OF WESTMINS'TER f714)812-48Cll TOYOTA TiiOCi ·ea 1311k ~ ongnal °""*· AIC, ps, <*l1Pef .,..-'3200 lrm 714-84' .(J057 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NAHS/SUVS VolklWtgon PUllC GU 'II 4dr, IUIO. lit rmd, pwr f)tk (073773) .$21,895 LEXUS OF~TEfl {M4)m.-ol VOLVO ISO TURBO '94 ~ l QIM1'f, bM*. II*! t1113m s1s.188 souTH COAST ACURA 714-f711.2500 .. ~--· ., -'·.--... \~ ~.c·:~· . .. ..... .... . , ..... ' ~ WINDOW cu.AMftG • Slli•'•cto" ~ I.JC'~ MMS1·15'2 lie '11/41; tfo« .v,,,.,~ GOOD AD . . . ' . . . . '" . . " ' i • • • B 12 Saturday, July 31, r$w 1999ES3~00 YALUE PACKAGE EDmON imite . OD FROMMSRP '95 ES300 (081836) ................. : ........................................................ 17 ,995 '96 LS400 (055760) ............................................................. -.... , ......... *34,995 '96 ES300 (1 73140) ......................................... , ............................. 22,995 '96 L:t;Ollla1 73) ............................................................................... 36,650 '93 SC300 (002702) ......................................................................... *22,995 '97 LS400 (073425) ................................................................................ *3~,995 '97 ES300 (029511) .: .................................................................. *26,995 '99 SC300 (005327) ................................. : ............................................ 41 ,895 '95 LS400 (009599) ................................................................ : ......... 30,995 '98 05400 (009903) ............................................. 1 ................................ 42, 795 '91 HONDA ACCfilb WAGON LX 'llt11t1c/(,,...~ Au1um•t1<. Air, I ull power pUc AMII M C..-nc. liArd 10 find. (0042228) $ J0,995 '96TOYOTA · AVALON XLS AutomAtil, Ajr, Moonroof, Alloys, Leather, Power PAK lk1ge/ l.m, AM/t-M, ( D. Chrome Alloys (On639). ,$ ]8,695 '98 ACURA 2.3CL Aucom:auc. Low M1Ja, Factory Alloys, Leather, Moonroof, C D, Immaculate (L042189) Grttnllvol'). lnthcr, Automatic, Air, AM/FM CD. Moonroof, FuJJ rm..u Pak. FanoryAIJO)'I (516416) $27,895 Blu.k/Grey, Autonu · AllO)'I, $ 31k moo, Whitt-. Leather, Full Power, lilt, CD. Factory Alloys, Roof Rack. Privacy Clau (A60668) s19995 '97FORD EXPLORER XLT 29K miln, iiiupc, Full Pn-r, Mooruoof, Roof Rad., Alloys, AM/FM CD, na-ie.• (A892J.4) s20,995 ~8 CHEVROLET TAHOE LS law Mila, Lttcher, Fu.II V-, Much More. Pn~ GI.an, Faaory AllO)ll. Roof Rack (306141) $28,995 '98 HONDA CRV·LX Automali~. Air, Alloy-. PO'Ocr Pacbge, AM/FM CD, Suptt Ckan. (010}78) SJ7,895 ~8 HONDA ACCORD EX Low Milct, White, Full P~r. Moonroof, Automatic, AM/FM, CD, factory Alloyw (13220) $19995 '98 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLS 4 Door, Premium Whcd•, A1ttomatlc, Air, Moonroof, Po.ftr PAK Th11 u a Bnury (07 3773) $21895 ~8 MERCEDES BENZ ML320 Au1oma1ic, Air. lpwr, Moonroof. Oromc AlloyJ. CD chan~r, Full Pv-r Pak (008638) • s35,995 '97HONDA 'ACCORD EX Wbttc, Au1oma1i(.. Air, Lcathu, Moonroof, ro...cr PAX (091808) SJ7,995 ~8 TOYOTA CELICA 5 ~ed. Air, CD, Alloys. Moonroof, Blad/Ivory, Factory Alloys, Super Clean, Full Po-r Pak (<M7858) $J9995 · '96 TOYOTA SR5 4-RUNNER 4X4 Awomwc, Au, AllO)'I, R.oo£ Rx!.. l'oww f'acbac. lilt. CruiM, Low Mila, Moonroor, T-i>.cbgc (OlS 131) ·s23995 ~5BMW 1401L wrucefBlac.k, Lftther, Automacic, Air, Ouoroc AllO>"o ~iCIOAlU>Of. CD <.han~r, Full Power f>aJr. (35940) $37,895 OUR LEXUS SERVICE IS OUTST/\NDING! • Courtesy Shuttle Service • Hand Wash & Vacuum • Lexus Loan Cars • Full Stocked lexus Boutique • Customer Phone For Your Convenience • Soft Drinks, Coffee, Tea & Fresh Bakery Snacks