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Home My WebLink About1997-07-08 - Orange Coast PilotSP.ORTS CdM hires new baseball coach • Coast Guard calls off search for Pegye Bechler, who disappeared from boat Sunday. By Michelle Teewtlleger, Daily Pilot Pegye and BriC Bechler had never taken out a boat together before, but Bric said he thought it was a perfect way to. celebrate their fifth anniversary and to get away trom eveiything. · Surrounded by Pegye's family and their three small chlldren at his Newport Beach home Mon- day, Bric tried to cope with being ''edtomake sure that when they come to Fletcher Jones Motorcars that we encourage them to keep comingb°'' GENERAL MANAGER GARTH BLUMENTHAL thrown back into his life without the help of his beautiful wife. "She was wonderful,• Erle said, wiping tears from his face. "She was the best person in the world.• Coast Guard officials called off the search for 38-year-old Pegye Bechler on Monday morn- ing and said they had yet to determine the cause of her dis- appearance. A helicopter, equipped with infrared, searched until 2 a.m. Monday and then search and rescue teams reconvened about 5 a.m. to search for Pegye, who reportedly fell off a rented boat Sunday afternoon, said Coast Guard Lt. Dan Deptula. The.. search was called off at 7:27 a.JO. alter nothing was found, said Second C lass Petty Officer Brent Rahe. Eric told a uthorities Sunday that Pegye was operating a 19- foot boat from Balboa Bay Rentals and he was being. towed behind while knee boarding when he hit a b~ wave and lost control. When he next saw the boat, his wife was not inside, he told officials. As Coast Guard investigators continued to piece together details of the incident Monday, Eric attempted to sleep at home as some family'inembers headed out to the water in a boat to return to the scene. June Marshall, Pegye's moth- er, helped keep an eye on the Bechler children, ages 3, 2 and 9 months. • SEE BECHLER PAGE 5 • Ray Warren. clerk ot the works at the Pletcher Jones construcUon site, looks out of an office window overlooking the main showroom Monday. Do your nails, nibble on caViar, ~ a· Mer Soon-to-open ~ BY JENNIFER ARMSTRONG Fletcher Jones j NEWPORT BEACH -A place where you can practice your golf stroke, have your Motorcars will l. nails done, shop for clothes, grab some din-ner ... ob, and buy a Mercedes, too. . Welcome to a one-of-a-f eature an 1 kind car dealership, the : city's biggest single ..sales impre~·ve i tu generator -the new : Pletcher Jones Motorcars, array 0 1 'set to open next month. : •we just want to aeate upscale 1 an en~ent to make it : an ~ where peo- Aetcber Jones Jr. said Jones' new 176,000-square-foot digs at Jamboree Road and the San Joaquin Hills toll road will be fully loaded, and then some. CUstomers can enjoy a European-style cafe, a putting green, a manicure, a shoe shine, a conference room available for the public and a Mercedes-Benz merchandise boutique. Dealership employees, meanwhile, will have their own wellness center, com- plete with personal train- ers, six days a week. • SEE BENZ PAGE 5 •tt ; pJe might not come just to ameru es i have their can serviaMl. • L;.....:..;"'""""""--...;.;::..:.:. ... ..:::~...;.;.J THE VERDICT Balboa~ version of the Jazz Age Authorittes a.re still unsure what caused the dlsappear- e:nce of Pegye Bechler, who was boattng with husband Eric on Sunday afternoon. Council ·agrees to reconsider developer fees • Alternative ways of funding traffic improvements to be weighed against how much builders sh ould cough up. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City Councl members unanimously supported a motion proposed by City Coun- cilman Joe Erickson to schedule a rehearing on a decision the coun- cil took last month lowering trip fees for developers by about 25%. The decision would allow dty officials 90 days to find alternative ways of funding traffic improve- ments and to determine bow much money developers should have to pay toward those improvements. Erickson believes the earlier decision to lower fees from $228 to $150 per trip would impose a hardship on taxpayers that might also jeopardize funds earmarked for other city projects. ulf we as council members, if we believe that transportation improvements are needed Md are not going to charge develop- ers the full cost, we need to spec- ify where (the money) comes from,· Erickson said. Several residents spoke against the lower trip fees, includ- ing John Feeney, who said the reduction in fees amounted to taxpayers subsidizing wealthy developers and cleaning up their mess. MBusinesses don't pay. taxes, they collect them,· h~ said, adding that Measure M funds used to make traffic improve- ments ultimately are paid by tax- payers. The fees, levied on developers of new projects to pay for traffic improvements, a.re determined by the amount of business generated at a particular site. For example, if the dty estimates a new project will generate 100 more vehicle WHO SHOULD MY? Should Oty Council members rethink I their earlier dedsion to lower traffic fees for dMf~pers -or st)ouJd they find oth-- er funding sources to make up for the lost income 1 Leave your com- mems on our Readers Hot- line at 642-6086. trips in that area the developer would be charged $2,280 under the former fee schedule. The change would lower that to $1,500. The city's 1991 General Plan calls for $177 million in traffic improvements over the next 20 years, but CW"TeDt traffic levies, or trip fees, leave a shortfall of near- ly $1 32 million, said Peter Naghavi, the city's manager of transportation services. The counc::il's earlier decision to reduce the fees would inaea.se that shortfall by $11 million for a total of $143 million. According to a report released by Naghavi on Monday night, the costs levied on developers for trip fees have drastically fluctuated. since the $48 fee the city adopted in a resolution in May 1984. By 1988 the fee had been changed four times. It was increased that year from $95 to $668, where it stayed for five years. A $228 trip fee was adopt- ed in 1993. It dropped to $200 ih 1995 and finally $150 in June. • SEE FEES PAGE 6 The family-that · bakes together Four sisters are hoping to bring home a batch of ribbons from Orange County Fair 1\JESOAY, JULY I. 1917 • Senior group to discuss housing issues A meeting of members of the Seniors Housing Council will take place Thursday, July 17 at Mesa Terrace. Mesa Terrace, which recently held its grand opening, is a secured residential community specializing in the care of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. The council's mission is ..to improve senior housing, its mem- ben lndude builders, owners and developen, architects, tmerior and landscape design profession- als, care given and others. The cost for the breakfast is $22 for memben, $30 for non- members and $35 for walk-ins. Reservations for the meeting, which will' be held from 1 :30 to 9:30 a .m., can be made by ca.lJ.iilg ~ council's office at 832-9368 or fax 669-9341. Surfriders to discuss river jetty issues The Surfrtder Foundation will briefly in the news discuss the Santa Ana River jet- ties at a July 8 meeting in Corona del Mar. The meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, will include a progress report on the effort to clean up the jetties. Surfrider member Richard Hidal- go, a member of the jetty commit- tee, and Monica Mazur from the county Environmental Health Department will speak. For more information on the monthly meeting call 631-6273. Sharks topic of OCC . summer workshop Orange Coast College offers a five-week workshop for shark enthusiasts titled "Sharks! ... and Science." Participants will begin with an. introduction of sharks learning fascinating information about their divetse lifestyles. Current research findi.qgs regarding shark attacks, sharks and cancer and the dangers of shark overfisbJng will be dis- cussed. The workshop will take place from 6 to 9 p .m . every Tuesday and Thursdays from July 17 to 31 in OCC's Student Center class-' room. The registration fee is $75. To register, call 432-5880. Learn to row at aquatic center camp The Newport Aquatic Center offers a summer rowing camp for boys and girls grades eighth through 12 in July and August. No experience is necessary for the two-week camp that is offered from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday on July 14-25 and Aug . .C- 15. Cost is $120 for non-members and $60 for members. For more information, call 646-1725. Make 4-year college plans on July 15 RecrtJ.jten from "20 public and private colleges and· universities from throughout the nation will be at Orange Coast College July 15 for the annual 1tansfer Pay. The event will include repre- MIM. CA. 12626. Cowtght No MM .... llushtlonf. edltio-Nl mlallr CK ... ~ herein (.SI be reprQduc9d ~ out wrttt.n pennllliol1 of~ right owner. HOW m 1EAOt us sentatives from University of Cal- ifornia and California State Uni- versity campuses as well as recruiters from independent Cali- fornia colleges and universities, and out-of-state institutions. Reauiters will be stationed at tableti from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p .m. next to OCC's Computer Center. High school students and com- munity members are invited to attend. For more information, call 432-5894. $122,000 raised for Bastille Day event Volunteers for the Bastille Day Celebration scheduled for July 12 in Newport Beach have raised $122,000 to run the event, which will benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County. That's more than four times the funding raised for the event la.st year, when volunteers rounded up '$26,000. The celebration is set for 1 to 9 p.m . July 12 at the-Koll Center Newport. for more information, call 288- 9080. NIEWl"Olt? IEAat • Marine Awnue: $150 In cash was stolen from the cash register at a book- store In the 300 block. The front dooi' was pried open. • 7dt Str.et 8ltd w.t ..._ Avenue: A camcorder and pocket camera valued at $803 were stolen from a rental car. There was no sign of forced entry. • ' •Marine Awnue: $160 cash was stolen from the cash register at a dress store in the 300 block. A rear door was pried open. • w.t .. Y Av.tUe: A steA!O, pair of spuken, two cellular phones. cassette tapes and a pair of sunglasses valued at $1,330 were stolen from a car in the 700 block. The right, front passenger window was smashed. • ca.laxy °""9: A stereo and speakers worth $800 were stolen from a car In the 1800 block. A window was smashed. COSTA MESA • Pwsons StrMt: A S 160 compact disc playet"/stereo was stolen from a Jeep with It's cover off partced In the 2000 block. • ...,..ton StrMt: Three bikes and fishing gear valued at $620 were stolen from a back yard of a residence In-the 300 block. There was no sign of forced entry. • ...,.._ lloulevwd: A $200 potted tree and other miscellaneous potted planu worth $20 were stolen from a walkway at an apartment complex in the 2200 blodt. • Red Hiii Awnue: Rolled coins, a golf dub set. blank chedcs and a book shelf stereo worth a total of $671 were stolen from a dosed restaurant In the 2900 ~locf(. A back door was 'forced open. •Newport 9GUlevwd: $1,500 cash was stolen from a motel room in the 1900 block. The front door was forced open. .. , MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT A recent donation of Sl mtWon brings the Back Bay dredging project closer to reality. N~w money fl<Jws ·into Back -B_ay dre~ging pot • State legislators ante up another million, while Rep. Christopher Cox searches for federal funds. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Officials are still digging for enough money to get the bay dredged, but they're getting cl<>Ser to their $5 million goal. With the state kicking in anoth- er $1 million this week, the total stands at $3.9 lnilU.on down, $1.1 million to go. This week, state legislators umNING SKILLS The South Cqa.st Business and Professional Women offers lunch and a lecture on "Do You Hear What I Hear? -Improving Your ystening Skills" from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. arWyndham Garden J::lotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, <;osta Mesa. Admission is $17 for members and $22 for guests. For reservations, call 472-4666. (ANCERTAUC · Hoag Cancer Center offer a free lecture on "The War on Can- cer -Promising New Therapies and the Role of Clinical 1iials" from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center, "4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For reservations and more informa- tion, call 760-5542. AmNTION . Coastline Counseling Center offers an Attention Deficit Disor- der workshop called •ttelpl I'm Off to College" from 1 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, New- port Beach. Admission is $20. For .pore info11J:l4tion, call 416-0991. "' KJOS PROGRAM '·:J'he Newport Beach Publl~ Libiiries invite chiJdnm enterlag flist through fifth grades to "Cre- ~ a D1sguile • in a free arts and ~alb program at 3 p .m . at ?1fUtnen Branch Ubrary. for mqn, information, call 117-3801. irtDNET TRAVEL PlANNNG ~ter PiteDdl Oftelw a tr9e ~ OD travel p&enolftg \-1ng q.e IDlilrDet at l p.m. ln tbe m.ultl- ~ room at the OUll Sel:ll«. ctn-. IOO ~ ~ftDUe, ~dilMtr.~rMm, Cllta-6553 revamped a bill that designates $5.75 million for wetlands projects throughout the state to give $1 mil- lion of that money directly to Upper Bay dredging, City Manag- er Kevin Murphy said. Next year's state budget already contains a $3.9 million line item to fund cleaning the sludge out of the Newport Bay. City offi- cials are now looking for ways to scrape up the remaining $1.1 mil-' lion needed for the project. U.S. Rep. Christopher Cox, whose district includes Newport, is hoping to help with that. He's planning lo nave a bill drafted by mid-July1bat-could mean up to $5 million for the upcoming and future dredgings. He's also asking around town Commerce offers a new program called The Networkers, lo better the business interests of chamber members, from 11:45 a .m. to 1 p.m. every Wednesday at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Cost is $12 for lunch and pa.rtid- pants pay a one-time $15 fee to join. For more information, call 574-8783. INVESTMENT SEMINAR Dean Witter offers a fTee investment seminar on a simple strategy that has outperformed a hypothetical investment in the stocks over the past 25 yea.rs at the Newport Beach Maniott. 900 Newport Center Drive. For more information, call 760-2482. WflER IODY S11tENG1M The Newport-Calta , Mesa- IJVIDe YMCA <lifers a free daa on upper body stranoth tralnlng at 6:30 p.m. at l300 University Dri-· ve, Newport ~. for more 1nfannallop. call 642·9990. for $275,000 in federal funds to study providing money for regular cleanings. "I have contacted committee members several times to let them know how important this is," Cox said. "My request is to deal with the sediment that's building up now -then we can look at the long-term." Local officials for the past few years have combed the county, state and federal reaches of gov- ernment looking for the $5 million needed for the project. During the search, sediment bas continued to seep from San Diego Creek into the 752-acre ecologital reserve, threatening to eventually choke off the estuary. Notebook" by Nicholas Sparks. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 717-3890. • SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship, Del Mar 711 of Orange County, which is looking for 14-to 18-year-old teenagers interested in being a part of the organization, will meet at 6 p.m . at the Sea Explorer Sea Base,. 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more' infor- mation, call ~2-8503. KIDS PROGRAM The Newport Beach· Public Ubraries invite children entering first through fl"1i grades to •ere. ate a Di9gulle, 'I a free arts and a8ftl program. at t0:30 a.m. at the 88Jboa BraDCh Utnry, 100 B. BalbOi: amt For more informa- tion; Call 717-3801. • l\JESOAY, JULY 8, 1997 • ·.Balboa had itS own version .of the · Jazz. Age A bout the only thing I watch with any regulari- ·ty on television is the biography program on the Arts and Entertainment channel. Recently they did one on P. Scott Fitzgerald and the Jazz Age. Watching that program I realized ~e first time that I had a w6rm's eye view of that era. When I came to Balboa at the ripe old age of 9, I came from Green River, Wyo. There I bad been exposed to the rem- nants of the Wyatt Barp-Wtld Bill Hickok version of the Wild West ___; saloons with batwing doors under which we urchins could peer at guys with pistols on their belts bellying up to the bar. In Balboa, I moved in with my brother-in-law, Dick Whit- son, who promptly put me to work as a glass washer and ice chipper at the Green Dragon Cafe. It was there that I was exposed to the Jazz Age. , lWo people whom I shall call Betty and George epitomized that era for me. They were a young married couple from Santa Ana, proba- bly in their early 20s. Betty was very pretty and very vivacious. George was the ultimate sophisticate. He always wore a suit and looked out at the world with a half-smile on his face. Mf first recollection of them was in the kitchen of the Green Dragon. Betty was wearing a hat that looked like a helmet. She had bobbed hair. In Green River, the only women I had seen with bobbed hair were the whores. Betty was sitting on a table. robe rt gardner She was wearing a short, tight skirt. When 'she leaned back and clasped her arms around her knees, I could even see a part of her thigQ. I promptly fell madly in love with her, cilthough the fact that I was 9, and she was in her early 20s and married made our romance rather remote. She was smoking a cigarette -I had never seen a woman smoke -and drinking gin from a flask that George carried in his hip pocket. This was before Balboa's drinking habits degen- erated to straight alcohol dur- ing the late '20s and early '30s. The Green Dragon became Balboa's drinking headquarters during the Jazz Age. We would sell some kind of a mix to a group in a booth. The men would pull out their hip flasks. hold the mix under the table and pour gin into the mix. The Green Dragon was locat- ed at the comer of Main and Central, now Balboa Boulevard. Back of the Green Dragon was the original Rendezvous Ball- room, located where the Balboa Theatre now stands. The wall between the cafe and the ball- room was lattice. I would peek through that lattice and watch Betty danc:.~ the Charleston. She was great, with her feet and legs flying madly. After each dance, she would be surround- ed by admiring men clamoring for the next dance. I never saw George dance. He just stood there with that balf-Slllile and watched Betty as she was sur- rounded by all those men. Then something unpleasant happened to the Jazz Age. lb 1929, the Great Depression hit, and the Jazz Age came to a crashing halt. Flash forward to the late '30s. l had become a lawyer try- ing cases in the old red sand- stone courthouse in Santa Ana. It was a tradition for lawyers to adjourn to the local bars after a session of court. From time to time, I would see Bettv and George in one of those bars. They were always alone, just sitting there quietly in a comer watching others. The Jazz Age was over for them. Edna St. Vincent Millay, the poet of the Jazz Age, immortal- ized its spint in a well-known verse which, modified. would fit Betty and George. I burned my candle at both ends It dip not last the rught But ah my foes and oh my friends It gave a'Jovely light. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar Hi~ column runs on Tuesdays from Comcast ~Cable for only $4.95! ROUQll Ridm on m Call Comcast now to stare service at special sav ing~ and enjoy a summer full of fresh, exciting choice -over 58 channels in all on Comcast Complete Basic Service. Plus huge savings on premium channels with the Comcast J,STAR Package. 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Reacb Your .fh>aqdAI GoaJs• at 7 p.m.. at tbe Park New- port Apartment.I Oubboute on the comer of San Joaquin HiDI Road and Jamboree Road tn Newport 8eadL Make reserva- tions at 241-3198. FRIDAY tNVENTOlrS FORUM Orange Cout College otters a •Prottt Through Inventing" ~ oar from 7:30 to 10 p .m. in room 101 of OCC's Science Lecture Hall. R.egistration fee is S5 for members and $15 for guests~ Por more iWormation, call 432-5880. RETIRED OFACERS The Golden West Chapter of the Retired Officers Association will hold its next dinner meeting at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll apd County Club, 1701 GoU Course Drive. Retired officers of all branches of the armed services and their guests are welcome. Cott it $14.50. Por more informa- tion, call 965-1427 AWARDS WNCHEON LAl*OfMD Ma...., ~ WoodiaD wm ilbOw bow._, M ii to tuna ~ mrr boUlebold tt..m tDtO lnuiliel• fmtrumentl from around the wmd at 11a.m.1and3 p.m. at Lumch P6d., 3333 Beu St., COii.a MIA. Olkie tbe lmtrumeDU are made, Wooct.oa tn.u. the aQdi. ence to putidpate In a Jbort •jam t ! FSO'L • OJlt is $3.25 f« ..._... ben and SS.15 tor gUMts. SbowW are appropdat.e for ddJdren ages 6 and up. For more iDformatloo, call 546-2061. COWUTBt QUI Orange Coast College'• Orange Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.m. to -4 p .m. in room 21-4 of OCC't Cbenmtry Building. forums for beabmen are beJd at 8 a.m. Annual llJCD· benbip is $30. for more tnforma- tton, call 170-1865. BATHSTIWDAY ·Bark Park presentt lb annual Bathltille Day, inviting dogi and their owners to treat their pooch to a wuh and towel dry from soggy, but cheerful volun~n from 11 a.m. to 3 p .m . in TeWln- kle Park in Cotta MMa. Profet- sional gyoomen wtll be on band to clip nails, clean ean, etc. AU proceect. will go toward the Park Operating Pund. for more infor- • IAYTOUR Paddle Power otters a fb:ree- boW" acunlon Into the Upper Newport Bay EcoJ.ogica1 Reserve from 9 Lm. to noon at 1500 W. Ba1boe Blvd., Newport Beach. 1be tdp will begin with • brief kayaking Jeaon. and liDgJe and double kayaks are available. Ccct is '40. Reservatiom are neoe rmy by Calling 675-1215. <Na.ASS Pltnell Concepts afters a CPR ciu. from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hospital, 301. Newport Blvd., Newport ~ and from 2 to 6 p.m. at Hoag Heallh ~. 1170 Baker SJ., Costa Mela. Courses are taught with Ameri- can Heart Aaocia.tion guidellpes. Coune fee is $27. For reservations call 631-3623. GROWING BEGONIAS Sherman Library and Gardens off en-a free program on growing and propagating begonias at 9:3() Jt ..... --.. ;, . ·-· _,. J - . • '. ZENCINTBl The Newport Mesa Zen Cen- ter al.fen an introdud:ion-to Zen rnedftation worbbop from 1 to -4 p.m.. at 111 W. 17th St, suite A-8, Costa Mesa. Cost is $30. for reservations, call 722-7818. BUBBLE RIN Children entering first through fifth grades are invited to have good, dean hm at •Don't Bunt My Bubble,• a free pro- gram featuring games with big and small bubbles, square bub- bles, tall bubbles and lots of foam The C~ Mesa Chamber of Commerce presents the 34th annual Public Safety Awards Lun· cheon at 11 :45 a.m at the Westin South COMt Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cost is $28. For reservations, which need to be made by July 7, call 574-8780. IN BAY ~RUISING · SATIJRDAY FREE HOUR! "Two for one · Tuesda~" Rent I boar & receive CRUISING BAJA 2 .. hour FREEi • ELECTRIC BoATS Orange Coast College's Sailing ( Program offers a slide/lecture pre- sentation titled ·c ruising the Baja• from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Sail- I ; I 'I l\111111 • "''' I I\ 1111' • PoWER 8oATS •WAVE RUNNERS •KAYAKS • FISHING BoATS BALBOA BoAT RENTALS Pbonc caJh and letten written oo your behalf. Docume1111 ttVfted for fret. Retain u ll10fney for I.be entire )1Clf ror oely $90. 67~-1200 ~?t!aE~:i~=~~ ~ . Adi~ to Auto Ferry u~..., PmWm 1-.-uw 1 Supporting the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce --~--------1iiiil10ii __________ _ Name ______________________________________ __ Company ________________________________ __ Address ____ _._ ______________________________ ~ Ctty ______________________ ~----------~ State ---------------------4-IP Code------Telephone ________ ___, ome ________________ Work Foursomes are encouraged ... slnglei are welcome --Gotf, Lunch & Dinner $225 Single . ,__ Goff, Lunch & Dinner $795 Foursome (S.V. $106) ·--Hoai Sponsor~ $100 eaoh --Awili'dl Dinner & Auction only $35 ___ Tot.I Non-Colfen Dinner Package only 135 N ....... 1re wdcollle lo~ ........... ....... ~e.dalld , ___ _ Pliw ..... Ohldca ptylt>lt to: Co.ta Mee& Chlnlblr of Commne Golf T°""*'*'lt 1836 ~Blvd, E270 ColtlMlia.CA"827 (714) 57~80 Fu (71•) 574-8784 ' AJiiil'llCJN COMdl•• CoumeUng c.mtS Olfen a f:nlle lectw'e c:aD8d • ,Atteulima Wt DilonWr 0nntew• at 7 p.a. at 1200 Quail St., n11e 105, N~ Be1cb. Por more 1DtonDatiaG, cd 476-0991. llAl llDlll'I (')n8ge COMI C=:er a WOIUboP Called • with As.el'--Upplft Wllh OI Without the work· lrOln &:30 to 9:30 p.m. in roam 101 ot OCC. Art Center. Tbe wmbbop wW foCus on mategiel to P.fC)flt from real :-o::,r~ needing repair • ~loan program. Regiltratloli fee II S'29 with an addWoinal · 110 material fee. For 'MTBff WC*SHOP · more~ dlJl -432-5880. · Orange Cout c.oilege often a worbhop called •Patent 'Your Jdeu, Products and Inventtom• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. In room 169 of OCC'• Sdence Building. The workshop offers step-by- step methods to evaluate a ptod- uct . or idea and find a buying market. Registration fee is $39. Par more information, call -432- 5880. POOR POSTURE Hoag Health Center offers a free seminar for senior citizens discussing bow to incorporate simple movements into your lifestyle to create a youthful pos- ture at 10 a .m. at 1190 Balter St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 668-2519. DfVORaTALK The law offices of Lisa A. WOMEN MIO INESTM A.G. Ed"'81'dS-. &. Som, Inc often a free bmh>en lt!fl!IDinar on •women and luveltiDg. at 6 p.m. at tbe Balboa Ba~ Cub, 1221 w Coat Highway, ~ Beach Por·reservations, can (800) 876- 0353. LOWER BODY STRENGTH . The Newport~Costa Mesa- lrvine YMCA ol1ers a free cl.ass on exercises for the legs and but- tocks including preventative and rehabilitative exercises for the hips, knees and ankles at 6:30 p.m. at 2300 University Drive. Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 642-9990. Beautiful Hair! $50 Reg. $75 $50 Reg. $85 ~1) Reg.S20 ·• .. ~ • IAIC Hlr t'.lln • llNCiam iw, • Simk liol IDcluiW • • • .i, "'' rdnel ,...._. Goldwdl • Rtdktn • Paul Mitchdl • Nmus • Semsban • Frvnesi O&r tq,im 01fWJ1 • ~ th1ud IH• S•UIN I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol St #B3 Costa Mesa Baker/Bristol BENZ ,.. CONTINUED FROM 1 ' Tbe decor will look •more lib a baDlt or an upscale office build· tng• than a typjca1 oar deaJer- ahip, JODel Mid. It auo will fea-ru.re some mmeum-type dilplays Jhow~ fOIJil remains of bUf. falo and wbal• fO)Uld during grading ol the lite. Tbe new Pletcher Jones expe- rience will include some services the deaJenhlp offers at lts cur- rent facility~ airport shuttle ser- vice and car wuhea for preferred customers, for instance. The dealership currently llll tucked back among offices and shops on Quail Street, a location that affords a lot less visibility and 30% lea space. •ReaJly it's just an expansion of what we've been doing for the last five years,• General Manag- er Garth Blumenthal said. •It's a unique level of customer care.• • MARC MARDol / DM.Y PlOT Comtrudlon worker ltlc:bard Burm attaches sheet metal deck· Ing at the new dealenhlp llte. · Unique, indeed: No other dealerships in the country -not even Jones' other two lots in Las Vegas and Reno -offer such a combination of extras. And for DOW, it wfil remain unique to the 'new $10 million Newport Beach dealership, set to open Aug. 4. "It works particu- larly well in Newport Beach, which is cer- tainly the most important Mercedes- Benz market, w Blu- -menthal said. The city, in fact, is counting on that. Officials esti- mate the new Pletcher Jones facility will bring in 30% more business because of the bigger and better location, City Manag- er Kevin Murphy said. Of the city's $1 million take last year in car dealership sales BECHLER CONTINUED FROM 1 taxes, Fletcher Jones generated more than half. Car dealerships m4ke up 7 .2 % of the city's sales tu revenues, which totalled $13.7 million last year. To keep that money in town, the city finagled a complex deal to snare 9.6 acres from the Irvine Co. for Jones when be was con- sidering moving to Irvine. The Irvine Co. was planning to give the Jamboree Road· site to the city for a fire station and park. "She could ski and bike and run,• Marshall said of her daughter. •she won medals s~he was 7 or 8 years old." Marshall said it is hard to ·we have to be tough for the explain what a special person babies,• Marshall said. •They her daughter is. have no idea what's going on. Of •She was always doing things course, they'll be asking for for other people,• Marshall said. mommy." Ralph Rodheim, owner of Bal- W a t c h i n g boa Bay Rentals, Pegye's baby boy -----------. said the boat the sucking on a bot-II She could ski and Bechlers were in tle, MaJ'Sball sai~ was solid and •She just needs bi.fee and nut. She could handle to be here.. won medals sipce being out far at Pegye grew up sea, but Eric had in New Mes:ico she WQS 7 OT 8 signed an agree- 1ind met Eric after years old . . . " menultdthabt there -she came out to wo e no California to -JUNE MARSHALL towing, swim- work as a physi-ming or diving cal, occupational e from the boat. and speech ther-•The boat 'Jlpist. Eric is a that they used is 'self-described entrepreneur. made for ocean-going. It is an • The couple loved to travel and extremely safe boat,• Rodheim was married in Neuschwanstein said. "It's a hu ge tragedy. We'd Castle in Germany. like to do whatever we can for · "She wanted to get married in the family. It's absolutely awful." a castle,• Eric said. Balboa Bay Rentals has never Marshall said Pegye was suffered such a loss, Rodheim always concerned about her said. health, worked out constantly •Tue issue is that they should- and competed in several n't have been in the water,· Rod- triathlons, Marshall said. heim said •The loss of a life of a Greater Newport Physidam - A Medkal Group at Hoag Hospital is one of this area's leading medical groups With a tradition .of excellence that is a matter of public · , record. In exchange for the land, the city offered the developer some storm drain improvements and reduced parking requirements. As part of the deal, Jones is required to keep the dealership's sales tales up to par and share the proceeds with the city if he sells the building. Not that it's worth that much. A city study showed officials should actually pay someone $50,000 to take the land because it was rife with rare gnatcatchers and MARC MARTIN' I DAILY Pl.OT Comtruc:Uon worken almlng for an August opening date at the new 170,000-square-foot Fletcher Jones Mercedes dealenhlp work on the large showroom area. wetlands. Jones took the land for nothing, and Newport Beach got to keep its No. 1 sales tax source. tion could cause that number to skyrocket. 1\vo new models due out this year, a sports utility vehi- cle and a coupe, could bring in some first-time Mercedes buyers as well, Blumenthal said. "We need to make sure that when they come to Pletcher Jones Motorcars that we encour-Pletcher Jones, one of ·the nation's top-ranked Mercedes- Benz dealerships, has . now served about 13,000 customers. And the new highly yisible loca- age them to keep coming back,• <" Blumenthal said. "We're not ~------------------------.. young woman with children is just awful. w The Bechlers rented the powerboat with a 115 horse__pow- er engine for $80 }>er hour, he said. Lt. Michael Hunt said the Coast Guard will not search for a body, but "if the body comes up then it would go over to the coro- ner's office. It might end up on a beach somewhere." Coast Guard investigators were interviewing Eric on Mon~ really in the car business - we're in the people business.• day to find out more details. So far they have been unable to rule out foul play, according to Lt. Ka~y Moore, "We haven't gotten all the questions answered yet," she said. Hunt said wjth oDly one eye- witness, it makes the case a sim- ple yet difficult investigation. "It makes it hard to get a definitive answer or come to sound conclusions about it; he said. 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"It took a long tune.• · Virginia said she hopes she receives a nbbon, but she doesn't necessarily need to win because she doesn't want her sisters to get Jealous of each other. DON LEACH I DAA.Y PILOT Costa Mesa firemen put out bot spots an·d salvage what remains of a garage Ure in the 500 block of Sturgeon Drive. The first fire units were met with an engulled garage but knocked down flames before they could spread to ·the main house, saving ·the main structure. The cause of the Ure Is under investigation. "I want everybody to have the same amount of ribbons so some of my sisters won't complain," she said Behind them in the kitchen, 7 - year-old Grace sllrred and stirred to make "No Fail Fudge." Grace's recipe for perfect fudge: microwave chocolate and butterscotch chips, stir, add sweetened condensed milk, stir, add vanilla, stir, add nuts, stir, pour mto a pan and refrigerate and freeze. "I made 1t for the Fourth of July," Grace said. ·1 made a lot of pieces and everybody wanted It • Grace 1s also submitting a sculpture of an Indian storyteller for the fair, which runs July 11- 27. Noldy said her family always visited the youth projects and last year decided they would sign up for the entry catalog. • 1 tried to direct the children toward what they were good a t," Noldy said, adding that her daughters followed her example of sewmg and cookirtg. "I probably wouldn't have done this with the m (without the fair)," Noldy said. ·Lt's nice to sit down and make the project." FEES CONTINUED FROM 1 Ed Fawcett, executive director of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, con.tends the city needs to find an a lternative source of show how they would contain runoff going into the street," said William Morris, Costa Mesa pub- lic services director. The ordinance follows an amendment to the Clean Water Act, passed by Congress in 1987 as the National Pollutant Dis- charge Elimination System, ,....._ which man- income to fund traffic improve- ments. "The city should not rely on trip fees as "The city should not rely on trip lees as the only source ... -"- dates all cities and counties to adopt controls that would reduce the dis- charge of pollu- tants into the storm drain sys- tem. the only source," he said. In other council news, City Council members -CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ED FAWCETT Developers must show bow they plan to prevent conta- approved a new ordinance requiring developers and property owners to submit a · Water Quality Management Plan before they can begin any new construction project or make alterations and expansions to existing developments. "(Developers) will have to • minated surface waters from running off into the storm drains and ultimately into the ocean. The city will i;io longer issue a building perm.it to a developer until the plans are approved. Also, the city will be obliga1ed to monitor the site to assure that the plan is working. MARC MARTIN I DAJLY P1LOT The Noldy girls of Costa Mesa, from top, include Helen, 8, Grace, 1, Virginia, 6, and Madeline, 3. All have entered different contests at this year's Orange County Falr. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 Mn , .. .,..., en.,..., 1922 HAllOl llYD-COSTA MESA • 541-11 S6 COLL.EGE PHARMACY S INCE 1982 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEAL TH CARE CENTER WE •PECIALl%B IN UNIQUE 6 HARD TO F'IND IT~M•. ORTHOPEDIC •UPPLIES. P1t••C1tl"IO" DllL.IY•ltY ••1tv1c• AYAILA•L• Classified ads work for you! THE Pilot ( I It,.... f • ' f ( I , • I l • • ~ , 1 ' ~ •• SINCE SABATINO'S •• 546-3288 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA COltNK" o lr HA1t•0 1t •Lvo. All Orange County cities, as well as the county of· Orange, have been mandated PY the fed- eral government to adopt a law that would control discharge of pollutants mto the store drain system by Aug. 1. Additionally, the city is required to contribute about $30,000 annually toward a coun- tywide plan that is submitted to the fede~al government showing now the storm drains are being monitored. ·Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 't ·, .- , EYE-OPENER Costa Mesa AU-Star 9-1 Os. 11-12s fall out of contention QUOTE OF THE DAY ·tM 1:1.da hllN """"'1tg ro 1taltf **',..,,. a6iout. ..., __. '°"" ba-6all .... -L177IE UIAGUB MANAGER AIJOU'll BEU'RAN CdMhires . baseball ·coach •Veteran John Emme takes over Sea Kings' post. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR John Emme, an assistant 1at Redo~do Union High since 1992, is the · new Corona del Mar High base- ball coach, CdM Athletic Director Jeny Jelnick announced. Emme, a Newport Beach resi- dent, replaces Joe Koh, who resigned after three seasons to spend more time with his family. Emme, the pitching coach at' Redondo, has bead coaching experience on the prep level for four seasons in Iowa (1987-90). Jelniclc said the plan is to hire Emme as an on-campus teacher, but he holds walk-on status for now. •we're very happy about this," said Jelniclc, who welcomes Emme as the program's fourth coach in six years. Koh compiled a 35-35-2 record, having replaced Matt Lundin after his lone season at the helm. The Sea Kings were 9-14-1 last season, missing the CIF Southern Section Play.offs for the fifth straight season. CdM, how- ever, returns several standouts for its final c'ampaign in the Sea View League next spring. They are slated to begin. play in the Pacific Coast League the follow- ing year. Among the names Emme will gladly be writing on his lineup card is second-team All-CIF Divi- sion IV selection Ty Harper, who hit .505 with seven home runs and 29 RBI as a first baseman and pitcher. Harper will be a janiar next season, as will fellow All-New- port-Mesa District catcher Mark Hatfield (.397). All-District choic- es as juniors scheduled to be bade include left-handed pitcher Ryan Lewis (4-4 with a 2.98 ERA) and outfielder Eric Weithom (.323} ~r outfielder Ryan Achter- berg (.289 with four homers and 16 RBI} and junior third baseman- pitcber Matt Larson are other standouts returning. Emme was out of town and could not be reached for com- ment.' Romm a South AB-star. little league ' . Costa Mesa National eliriiinated, 4-1 •Westminster earns 4-1 victory in the District 62 Major Division All-Stars baseball tournament. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -Unlike Sat· urday's 11-hout marathon loss to Hunt- ington Valley, elimination took less than 90 minutes Monday for the Costa Mesa National Little League Major Division All-Stars. . Managing just one bit and .three base runners· against Westminster hurler Erik Torres, the locals fell, 4-1, in a District 62 Tournament elimination game at the l • • • ' ' • Seaview Llttle League complex, despite once again displaying sound defense. •Our kids have nothing to bang their beads about," said Costa Mesa National Manager Adolph Beltran, who saw his squad rally for a 1-1 tie in the third. But Westminster, an opelnng-round loser to Robinwood Saturday, collected six oLits seven bits in the final two innings to score three times and advance. Center fielder Adam Beltran whacked a line-drive single to right field which plated Athena Vasquez in the third for Mesa's lone bit and run. Ada.ln Jorgenson, who walked and got to third to begin the Mesa first, was the only other base runner for the locals, who got sterling defense ffom Vasquez at short, as well as Beltran. Vasquez. the lone girl on the team, ranged right and left to turn Westminster grounders into outs, while Beltran cov- ered huge amounts of ground in center, including a diving catch in shallow left center, which drew appreciative applause even from the Westminster rooters. That's the best representation we could have had for our league." Tones struck out eight for the com- plete.game win and singled in the go- ahead run in the fifth. Brian Bueker belted an RBI double, then came around to score on an error as Westminster added insurance runs in the sixth. ·we played good baseball," Adolph Beltran said. "I told their coach before the game it was going to be a tough game, and it was. 'Things just went their way.• Jason Abrina struck out four in four innings of relief, while Adam Jorgenson, the younger Beltran, Derek Garcia, Aaron Van Geem, Tyler Coker and Abrina averted going down on strikes for the locals. Beltran said his team's strong perfor- mance, however, including the thrilling 5- 4 setbeck to Huntington Valley, brought distinction to his league. . "I got a group that gave 110% and had a great attitude, which is all I could ask. Beltran and Jorgenson finished with three hits apiece i1r the two tournament games, while Garcia added two. COSTA MESA AMERI CAN ERASED, 4-0 Candlish whiffs 10, fires no-hitter to stifle a snakebitten Costa Mesa nine. By Roger carlson, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -If the Co.sta Mesa American Little League team of 11-and 12-year-olds had not been familiar with the moniker •snakebit," welcome to the world of frustrations. I..ilnited to one hit against Fountain Valley in Saturday's 2·0 to Fountain Valley in the Dis- trict 62 All-Stars opener, Mo.Aday's farewell to the tournament came by the hands of Ocean View pitcher Matt Candlish, who no-hit Costa Mesa, 4-0. Candlish, a big right-hander with an assort- ment of eff ecttve deliveries, struck out 10 with his masterpi~ as Costa Mesa batters, with a history of long-ball productions, were baffled throughout. A cousin of former Estanoa High football and basketball standout Chris Candlish, and with the same nickname {Moose), according to bis mom, the Ocean View pitcher allowed two walks in the first inning and two more in the sixth, and bit a batter in the third. Otherwise ... The only real threat for Costa Mesa was in the third when Joe O'Sullivan was hit by the pitch. Pinch runner David Barnett moved up to second on a wild pitch, and got to third when Ocean View's defense elected to try to get him on a bouncer to second by Danny Whitaker. Moments later Candlish was out of trouble with an inning-ending bouncer to second. Ocean View, which had threatened in the third and fourth, broke it open in the fifth with four runs as a bunt single, an error. a hit-batter and a two-run single up the middle by catcher Jason Kibler got it started. Three batters later Michael McGuire was brought in put the fire out. but the damage had been done and it was 4-0. • • L.~.-.•··-------~-•--•----------------------------~-------------------------------------------~ Costa MeSa's only legitimate highlight was defensively when Whitaker wowed the crowd in the third inning by firing a perfect no-hop strike from mid-center field to catcher Danny Krikorian to complete an inning-ending dou- ble play. Costa l\{esa Juniors (Cabico & Co.) await second round of play Friday •Newport 11-12s bow out in Uttle League, Pony League All-Star baseball playoffs. ;youTH BASEBALL ROUNDUP 1-0, and Fountain Valley went on to record a 3-0 victory. Dave Erickson also pitched well against Fountain Valley, while Encinias at shortstop and Chad Ror- den in right field, made standout defensive plays d\}ring the touma- ment. The loco.ls lost, 3-0, to Whittier in an elimination game June 30. Other contributors incl\lded Anthony Dinucci. Charlie Parmer, Dennil Holland, Ryan Heenan. Petet Madison. Michael McDonald aDd Jar- rod Woolard. Starter Andrew Ca.rich was in trouble in the fourth inning, as well, as Ocean View put ~ers on second and third with no outs, but Ca.rich was equal to the task, inducing a groundout and he whiffed the last two bat- ters. Ocean View, however, broke through an inning later, and considering Candlish's per· fonnance, the game was locked up with that initial two-run single up the middle by Kibler. ~ta Mesa National. and.American,~ run. ....,.,..., VllllMy .. CM NlldoMI I Costa Mesa.National 030 003 . 6 8 2 Huntington V•lley 410 21x -8 10 1 Glffson. Coutvasiet 0) MMf Pisarski, Gleason (3); Huelwood, Maglione (2), Farley (6) and Holcomb. w. Maollone. L • Glemon. Sv • F•rley. 28 • Mtgfione (HV), CotJrvlosler (CMN). Rolllft\waad 7, CM Amertc.t 2 Costa Mesa 101 000 -2 Robinwood 023 11x -7 District 62 AH·SUrs Mlljon ~ ellmlnetlon bradtet W•b• ... __.4 Costa MIN NMloMI 1 Westminster 010 012 -4 7 1 Costa Mesa National 001 000 -1 1 2 Torres and Gump, Nelson (4); Vja, Abrlna (3) and Clflnents. Jorgenson (5). W -Torres. L -Abrlna. 28 -Valadez ~. Bueker~. ~Vlew4 c:a.ta Mese AmerkM 0 Ocean View . 000 040 -4 6 O ccm. Mesa 000 000 -0 0 3 Candlish and Klbler; Carlch, McGuire (5) and Krikorian. w -Candlish. L -carlch. Extra base hits - none. HUHl1NGTON 81ACH -~ Beecb'a-Btno • McMaml WM tbild bl Iba 5X ttron.r clvllkJD Gt tbe JUiy ; ~th Run In Huntmgton Beich. tijppng loC8l flDllh· en. McMUn ran a 5:55 pace to log an 18:33 In the. ~· 5Keveat. COlta Mela's Carlo Bell WU {11th, '21 :03)- 0ther event:aj Male 5K • 6. Ruan Ramlrez. C08ta Mela, 17:161 8. Benito Ramirez, Costa Mesa, 11:3l-. Female SK Run/Walk • 5 . Carrie Quinn, Newport Beach, 19:00; 8. Sherri Curl. Costa Mesa, 19:241 12. Magi Martinez, Newport Beach. 19:15; 15. Kay Nekota, New- port Beach. 20:40. SK Female stroller • 6. Robin Buck, Costa Mesa, 23:571 13. Linda Mitchell. ~ Newport Beach, 27:35. '3 Female kids 1-mile -13., - Lauren· Miller, Newport .... Beach;, 7:58. ·• Male kids 1/2-mile -21. Brennan Harms, Corona del : Mar, 4:54. Female kids 1/2-mile • 1. 10. Stephanie Bowen, 4:21; · 11. Jennifer Johnston, Costa Mesa, 4:22. . . Index g· , ...... • llU.2744 II~~ CD .......... • ......... .ateWIH PUBLIC NOTICE ByFax · (714) 631-6594 (Plr1i-1• inrludr your name and plumr 1111mber ond wr ·u caU yuu liurk \\ith u prire quote.) By Phone (714) 642-5678 By Malllln Person: 330 West Bav Street Costa Mesa. GA 926'.l? 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Call 642-5678·. AVOIDTllBIWI& I Both vulnenble. Nonh dealt. NOR'IB 6AJt o es <>AIUOtaa •KS l!!A8T. 681 <::1 A9841 OJ71 •Qt7 80tn'll WB8T IHI' Pa. p-Pa. Opening lead: Four or• ~ow JOU tackle a suit can depend on eeveral factors: How many tricb JOU need from the IUit; whether the .Wt will provide a mea.ne or traruJ- portation from band to band; or whether you have to try to keep one cl the defenden1 off lead. Here'a an example of the latter from a rubber bridge game at New York's ~cy Whist Club. · North'• jump to three no trump was based not eo much on point count u the reasonable expectation that the hand will produce 1b or leYel1 tricb. It was a practical eolu· tion to a difficult rebid problem. The alternative was a jump to three llAUmlLOTU8 C08TAMDA 714.eG.7'700 Learn to be a better brtdr. playe. rl Subecrlbe now to t e Goren Brt4p Letter by ealllnf (800) 788-1111 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Bos 4410, ~ JD. 80880. ·~~~~~~~~ --------:----------=---------I '•a 8C400, Full(. Loaded! 40K m • llOTOICYa.ES POID 9075 &GUAll >Ont oondl 129,000 1105 809G839898 SCOOTEIS 8018 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--'M caa aoo 'M llUSTAllG LX ' e a .I A Q U A II l.Mlhw, aunroof, CO. '78 Stm*I RM-12SN. Al or1g. New ""*>r, completely redone. $500. 940-3843 AUTOMOBRES CADIWLC '78 ••viii• 2nd owner, xlnt cond, Nbufft eng. New trans. cuetom wire whle, '2950/obo. ..._. to ..... --..Z77 CIUSVIOtBT 9045 '81 ........ Only 40k ml. Very cl .. n. Ful~ loaded. '8500. A8 4494 POID 9075 CONVDTlllL8 Y ...... MAS tPoes251 2.9% APR Whlte, Auto. avom.. BlllCk. crMrn ..... New Lexue Trade. CO cNinger, chrome #103879 •t•, 777 whMl9 (87830tS} ....... LmlU8 MIHION YllUO 1.ooe••aee BOllDA 9085 '88 ACCORD LX 5-Spd, A/C, P/WfSL. AM/FM Can Cn.tlM, Tiit Like New 101289/0065805 ...... TOl'Obl Of " ............... 71+M7 ...... '81 ACCORD llX 4Dr, CID, Moon Roof, Wh i te . #072711 •1t,877 'MACCORD 11X Black/Black, Full Power. #018148 •1•,877 . a.mwa MISSION YllUO 1.00lll 83M The Community MatkM F»tace. Claatned 6UM78 •ee .IAQUAR YAllDmfMAa 8lactc orMm IMtf)er (727018} ....... '88 .IAQUAR YANDllN PLM F1am.ioo Nd, cr.m- IMther, CO ohenger, premium eound (3UM218) tae, ... 'M .&AGUAA JU8 ~Nd, bal1ey IMlher, eunroof, CO changer, ohrom• whMle (898912) ta4,- 'MMQUARJC.18 Topllz, parchment lealher, .-oaf, tuly kMlded (746324) .... - w:vl LOTU8 C09 ~--714.eG.7700 . FIND ~ 'MDaoo Leather, moonroof, co. #0418S1 'MUl400 Bleck. Futl Option #205087 2.K APR '928C400 a.ma Full option. #018278 2.K APR 'MGaaoo Black. full option. tP089403 2.9% APR 'Maaoo Cann... 1ul ODtlon. *203483 2.9'1. AP~ ._ac400 Biiiet(. tul option. #041733 2.ft APR •aac400 Jade, full option. Laue Cer1tfled, razor etvp. #001208 2.KAPf\ •eacaaaoo Leather. dho • #032748 2.K APR ........... ICEJlUIIc SERVICE TU.ES COKCUTI • PDCIS DJaJ!CTORY 11JSIDSS SIDICIS 3528 IUS09U' 3557 •Dias Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley lndep~mdent ta reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this Form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check todavl Run for a week! If your car .does not sell we'll nm it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• D . ns,sm Mlf CA1t Cily Zlp -t ... • • I • • O•Qeo* 0 -0 .... 0 g~... g:::z:... g:::::. . O•-o--. 0-... : o.....-o--o--• o•~O-~.... 0 g=._-g=.,. g=~ : • '10 lor 4 .... $1.00 eocfo adrlilional.. : ·-----------------------·-·· 3890 IOOPlllG 3110 • 1111 ........ -=::I LI0#11187a Aogel' 714 ....... . 'l'll.IPllOll ·• J < s f .. 1. s l· r c c ACM>e9 "at Mede dOf\ t a....... 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IClfce 33 Mid-distance runner 34 -of the baU 35 OeYls of "Evening Shade" 37 fowl 38 Physician's 40~grade 41 Wedding vow 46 Of long standing 47 Tlllor'I need 49~rMt 51 Oetele• 52 Hodcey grNI Gordle- 53 O.llgntf Sl Laurent 54 Nick 55 Leo, e g 68 Napoleon'I • place of exile 67 -:--of Wight 68 Embaf 59 "Gff \¥hfzl" 62 Greek lettM Uai!~tjlot Put a few words to work for you\ Call 642-·5678. WB8T •• 10141 OK.J'7 OQ4 . .,,. 80\1111 •Q76 OQIOI oea •A10862 How JOU tackle a IUit can depend on.even) factorl: How many tricka JOU need from t.he suit; whether the IUU will provide a means or trans- portation from band to.band; or whether you have to try to keep one ot the defendera off lead. Here'• an example oC the latter from· a rubber briclp pme at New Y·~ ~cy Whist Club. North'• jump to three no trump wae based not ao much on point count u the reasonable ezpectation that the hand will produce 1u or aeven tricb. It W8I a practical eolu- tion to a clifficult rebid problem. The alternative was a jump to three # Learn to be • better bn•r. ~layer! Subeorlbe now to t e Goren Brldee Letter b7 caUlns (800) 788-HU for lntonutloa. Or write to: Goren Brlq. I& ter, P.O. Bos "410, Chlcaco, ID. 60880. ·~~~~~~~~ -------------------------•'•• 8C400, Fullr. Loaded! 40K m , 9075 AGUAI Xlnt condl 129,000 9105 808 883 8888 llOTOaCYa.ES POJU> scoonms 8018liiiiiiiiiiiillliiil .................. , ..... ~caaiii"8ao~~.--~~ 'M llU9TANQ LX 'ea .I AQUA II Lemher, euwoat. co. COllVllllTI._. ¥...,.,. PLU t110eS2:58 2.K APR '79 84m61 RM-125N. Al ortg. New motor, completely redone. SISOO. 1MO-a•4a While, Auto. Ctwomee.. 8&adc. cream leldher, New Lexua Trade. CO ct.iger, chrome #103879 •1 •;rn Wheaf• LKXU9 Ml .. ION Yl&IO 1-800 ·-•a.e AUTOMOBRES,_~~~~- CADIWLC 9040 '78 aevllle 2nd owner, xlnt cond, r9bufft eng. New nna, cuatom wire whla, $29150/obo. Need to ..... 8889277 casvaow 9045 ••t .... tta Onfy 40k mL Very clean. Ful~ io.ded. 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Ful option. #018278 2.~ APR 'NGa aoo Black. ful opClon. #089403 2.K APR ••aaoo Cuhmere. full ODtlon. *2IOS483 2.9% APA 'M8C400 8&adc, ful opdon. #041733 2.K APR ••acAOO Jade, full option. Laue Cenltled, razor etvp. #001208 2-KAPft •ncaaaoo Leather. dlec. . #032748 2.9% APR • top. Powerlul SL auto-CtaaHled -------------------------• m.uo 12885. 54&-4379 e4a ... 7a ·-~--~~~~~ FIND ~ Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily .. Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley lndee>endent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in with a chedc today! Run for a weekl I( your cor does not sell we'll run it ·for another week FREEi All for $1 o• D YIS,SllL Mlt CAil ,._ C..dil c.rd DMC D.1SA DAM X -------Ei.,-- Moa to; a.&Y PIOT D> w .... -.... c.--. 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