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Home My WebLink About1997-07-09 - Orange Coast Pilot.t'' SPORTS Newport boys hoops looking good LISTEN UI' Redisoovering the grace found in play SeMng the Newport-Mesi community since 1907 ·wake . may. have ejected .missing boat~~ A~orists angry that council members didn't act to ban outside vendors from selling during holidays ------------·· By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Loc4l floli.sts say they are furious that City CoU.n- cil members voted against rewrit- ing ·a city ordinance on Monday to prohibit outside flower vendors from cutting into their business. The council voted against the change 3-2. "I wasn't comfortable identifying one product and saying this is a protected product,• said Mayor Peter Buffa. The decision angered some florists wh<T pointed out city code enforcement officers are quick to crack down on their businesses if they try to sell their .flowers on side- walks in front of their store. •Anyone can just walk into Cos- ta Mesa and do business and then walk away,• said Brian Harris, owner of Franks flowers on 17th Street. The ordinance change would have prevented vendors from obtaining a single-season agricul- tural permit to sell seasonal flowers. The permit allows vendors who promise to contribute to non-profit organizations to sell pumpkins on Halloween and strawberries when they are in season. The florists contend that vendors •SEE FLORIST PAGE 5 • • Authorities say Pegye Bechler, lost since Sunday, may have hit her head on the boat or swallowed water. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot Missing boater Pegye Bechler may have knocked herself out of her vessM by crossing over the wake of her own boat while tow- ing her kneeboarding husband four miles out at sea, Coast Guard officials are now saying. Authorities say the Newport Bea.ch woman and her husband had been drinking and ,alcohol may have played a part in the mishap. Pegye, 38, who has been miss- ing since Sunday, probably crossed the wake of her own boat while she tried to watch her hus- band kneeboarding behind her, causing them both to lose contr~l. Coast Guard Lt. Jeanne Reineke said. ~ •'Jbe reason you have a spotter is because when you're driving the boat you can ea.sily run over your own wake,• Reineke said. •That's what knocked her over- board or is a very possible sce- nario anyway.• Pegye, a Newport Beach resi- dent and physical therapist, was out on a 19-foot Balboa Bay Rentals boat celebrating her fifth· anniversary when her husband , Eric, hit a big wave and then did- n't see her in the boat, be told authorities. Reineke said Coast Guard offi- cials do not suspect foul play. Despite Pegye's athletic abili- ties -she competed in triathlons sh\! still could have suf- fered a blow to the head from the boat,• hypothermia from the cold water or could· have swal- lowed water, Reineke said. "The most Pegye Bechler likely scenario is that she hit her head on the side of the boat, H Reineke said. •An athlete does not have a lot of body fat, so she wouldn't be very buoy- ant, and she just went down." Neither Pegye nor Eric were wearing life preservers, Reineke said. "If she was wearing a lifejaek- et, we would have found her,• Reineke said. As investigators continued . HORNY ECISION DON l.fACH I DM.Y PLOT Rodlt JenDJ.fer StodWmd ii angry the Costa Mesa City Coundl did not pass an ordinance to ban street vendon who tell Bowen. their interviews, Pegye's family tried to remain hopeful at her Newport Beach home with her three small children. June Marshall. Pegye's mother, said she and the others are still coping with the idea that they won't see her again. ·without seeing her, it's still hard to grasp.· Marshall said. •It's such a vital part of our lives. ·1 always felt like ~he could do anything, so I wouldn't be sur- prised if she walked on water," Marshall said. "But if they didn't find her that first night, what con- dition could she be in? l just hope it happened fast. I don't guess it matters.• The family isn't ready to pre- pare memorial services yet, but if they do occur, they will probably be held in New Mexico, where Pegye grew up and her family still lives, Marshall said. Could Newport grow too much? • As officials eye Newport Coast and its tax dollars, local residents wonder if the price is really right. By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As city officials negotiate for a cut of Newport Coast property taxes before they decide whether to annex the area, some neighbors adjacent to the land are worried the takeover could mean a decrease in city services. Officials have been meeting with county representatives to work out how much the city w ould get in Newport Coast property taxes. Once they know the payoff, the City Council will vote on whether to pursue mov- ing city boundaries farther down the coast. Preliminary estimates say the city would come out ahead as soon as the area is built out. the 9,432 acres include hundreds of pricey homes, dedicated open space and the Pelican Hill Golf Club. It's slated for retail shops and a hotel to replace a planned re$Ort by Disney, who pulled out of the deal in February. The possible anne~ation has become the bot topic of commu- nity-meeting conversation, par- ticularly in Corona del Mar, which borders the Irvine Co . • SEE ANNEXATION PAGE 5 Reside~ts to protest college c~ at Harper .school ' • Coastline classes at Halper will increase traffic and noise, residents say; trustee says worries overstated. I' . ' . . ·. ·- SP 0 R TS Newport boys hoops looking good LISTEN UP Redisoovering the grace found in play ·Serving the NewPort-Mesa community since 1907 Aorists angry that council members didn't act to ban outside vendors from selling during holidays By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Locel ftorists say they are furious that City Cob.n~ dl members voted against rewrit-· ing a dtY. ordinance on Monday to prohibit 1 outside flower vendors from cutting into their business. The council voted against the change 3-2. •1 wasn't comfortable identifying one product and saying this is a protected product," said Mayor Peter Buff a. The decision angered some florists who pointed out city code enforcement office.rs are quick to crack down on their businesses if they try to sell their flowers on side- walks in front of their store. •Anyone can just walk into Cos- ta Mesa and do business and then walk away," said Brian Harris, owner of Franks Flowers on 17th Street The ordinance change would have prevented vendors from obtaining a single-season agricul· tural pennit to sell seasonal flowers. The permit . allows vendors who promise to contribute to non-profit organizations to sell pumpkins on Halloween and strawbenies when they are in sea.son. The florl.sts contend that vendors 8 SEE FLORIST PAGE 5 ejected . missing boater 8 SEE AXELROD PAGE 5 • Authorities say Pegye Bechler, lost since Sunday, may have hit her head on the boat or swallowed water. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot Missing boater Pegye Bechler may have knocked herself out of her vessel by crossing over the wake of her own boat while tow- ing her kneeboarding husband four miles out at sea, Coast Guard officials are now saying. Authorities say the Newport Beach woman and her husband had been d.rin.ki.."lg and alcohol may have played a part in the mishap. Pegye, 38, who has been miss- ing since Sunday, probably crossed the wake of her own boat while she tried to watch her hus- band kneeboarding behind her, causing them both to lose control, Coast Guard Lt. Jeanne Reineke said. "The reason you have a spotter is because when you're driving the boat you can easily run over your own wake," Reineke said. "That's what knocked her over- board or is a very possible sce- nario anyway." Pegye, a Newport Beach resi- dent and physical therapist, was out on a 19-foot Balboa Bay Rentals boat celebrating her fifth anniversary when her husband , Erle, hit a big wave and then did- n't see her in the boat, he told authorities. Reineke said Coast Guard offi- cials do not suspect foul play. Despite Pegye's athletic abili- ties -she competed in triathlons s~ still could have suf • fered a blow to the head from the boat, hypothermia from the cold water or could have swal- lowed water, Reineke said. "The most Pegye Bechler likely scenario is that she hit her head on the side of the boat," Reineke said. •An ath.iete does not have a lot of body fat, so she wouldn't be very buoy- ant, and she just went down.• Neither Pegye nor Erle were wearing life preservers, Reineke said. "lf she was wearing a life jack- et, we would have found her,• Reineke said. As investigators continued .HORNY ECISION DON UACH I DAILY PILOT Flortst Jennlfer Stoddand ii angry the Costa Mesa City Coundl dld not pass an ordinance to ban street vendon who lell flowers. their interviews, Pegye's family tried to remain hopeful at her Newport Beach home with her three small children. · June Marshall, Pegye's mother, said she and the others are still coping with the idea that they won't see her again. "Without seeing her, it's still hard to grasp," Marshall said. "It's such a vital part of our lives. "I always felt like she could do anything. so I wouldn't be sur- prised if she walked on water," Marshall said. "But if they didn't find her that first night, what con.: dition could she be in? I just hope it happened fast. 1 don't guess it matters.· The family isn't ready t.o pre- pare memorial services yet, but if they do occur, they will probably be held in New Mexico, where Pegye grew up and her family still lives, Marshall said. Could Newport grow too much? •As officials· eye Newport Coast and its tax dollars, local residents wonder if the price is really right. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As city officials negotiate for a cut of Newport Coast property taxes before they decide whether to annex the area, some neighbors adjacent to the land are worried the takeover could mean a decrease in city services. Officials have been meeting with county representatives to work out how much the city would get in Newport Coast property taxes. Once they know the payoff, the City Council will vote on whether to pursue mov- ing city ~undaries farther down the coast. Preliminary estimates say the city would come out ahead as soon as the area is built out. The 9~432 acres include hundreds of pricey homes, dedicated open space and the Pelican Hill Golf Club. It's slated for retail shops and a hotel to replace a planned ~ort by Disney, who pulled out of the deal in February. The possible annexation has become the bot topic of commu- nity-meeting conversation. par- ticularly in Corona del Mar, which borders the Irvine Co. • SEE ANNEXATION PAGE 5 . Residents to protest college classes· at Harper SChOOI • Co8.stline classes at Harper will increase traffic and noise, residents say; trustee says worries overstated s f , 4 .. I s t r c c d f. d • IDl1'a.'l lllOl'I: Do you Of tOIMOf le ~ lcnowt..• &Mdrwtc ~ ennMtWy coming up7 tf SO, we'd to Include lt In cu MNnllC tldfon. Please Clllf the lnforrMdon Into the 9'e.S.S' Hotline, 642.ael. fa It to 646-4170, or m.11 It t9 Oty Editor Iris Yokol. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, Caltf. 92627. You~Mlc>Mnd~ but please be sure to lndude • self. ~ 111ed st.Imped enwlope If )'Ou'd like It returned. BffiTIIS Most recent births in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. • Gianna Jason of Costa Mesa joins her parents, John and Diana, in announcing the birth of her new sister. Eliza joined the family May 18. DEATHS ddvto.g unds the lnftueDce, Jb-8 people have only been am.ted on~ ol a aiDie, and. u with all llUdl mm., tbey are in~t until proven guilty. · NEWPORT BEACH Vinoente E. MeDo, 33, at Rivenlde R.achal C. Dom, 31, of Hunth\g- ton Beach Paul PJamer, 26, at Newport Beach Rk:key O. Mello, XI, ot Huating- tm Beacb Midlael B. Hunt, 45, ol Garden Grove COSTA MESA DollAld R. Deputy, .ca, ol Costa Mesa Richard E. Brown, 42, of Costa Mesa John E. Lurie, 30, of Costa Mesa Refugio Vargas, 22, of Costa Mesa . Peggy L. Leach, 27, of Costa Mesa By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Three local property ownen C.J .. Segentrom & Sons, Tunes Mirror Inc. and the Automobile Club of Southern "California -together will spend between S2.3 million and S2.8 miD1cm to do away with ugly overhead utility lines along Sunflower Avenue. Most recent deaths as reported to the Qrange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA •Catherine J . Bartholomew, 41, on May 27 Rick L. Andreoli, 50, of Costa Mesa Fredrick J. Cody, 42, of Costa Mesa DON I.EACH I DAILY PILOT No one was seriously Injured when a Toyota 4-by-4 rolled over about 11:30 a.m. ·Taelday at the lntenectlon of MacArthur Boulevard and CampUI Drive In Newport Beach. aty Council members agreed Monday to issue tu-free bonds or loans to the property owners for the planned improvements. The bonds will ultimately save the property ownen up to 30%. Also, City Coundl members set a public hearing for 6:30 p .m . on Aug. 18 to establish the Sun- flower Avenue Underground Utility District 20. The district would allow the dty to collect additional property taxes from the three entities. • Grace P. Grigby, 96, on May 24 Patrick M . Ohara, 56, of Costa Mesa • Donald E. Hayes, 66, on May 26 • pving G . Howe, 79, on May 23 • Steven M . Lang, 33, on May 27 •Paula R. Olarte, 58, on May, 31 •Margaret N. Kenyon, 76, on June 2 Richard C . Jackson, 33, of C-OSta Mesa Victor Salgado-Moreno, 28, of Daily Pilot takes 36 awards in fair contest "" •Edward J . Jaques Jr., 67, on June 14 • Dorothy M . Randall, 79, on June 13 • Lawrence K. Smith, 50, on June 14 • Esther A. Mulberry, 72, on June 19 NEWPORT BEACH . •Allan L. Pinkerton, 81, on May 24 • Paul K. Rouse, 85, on May 23 • Ruth G. Moore, 88, an May 31 • Dorothy M. Ray, 69, on May 31 • Henry L. Kroopf, 76, on June 14 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of .Costa Mesa Leslie A. McCarthy, 41, of Costa Mesa Joseph W. Crosby, 36, of Ana- heim Daniel J . Malmquist, 25, of Chi- no Hills Ra.issa L. Meegan, 25, of Fuller- ton · Douglas J . Wallensack, 33, of Lakewood Clifford S. Tompkins, 51, of Mis- sion Viejo Eric L. Buntin, 25, of Newport Beach Stephen M . Phillips, 43, of Santa Ana Rafael Millan, 35, of Santa Ana Jorge Patino-Virgen. 30, of Santa Ana Cathy L. Pedersen. 31 , of Santa Ana Irene M . Bond, 33,of Santa Ana Steven L. Jackson, 22, of West- minster • Special honors given to reporter Christopher Goffard and photographer D~m Leach. c osrA MESA -Daily Pilot staffers garnered 36 awards from the Orange County Pair's best reporter's contest. with special hon- ors going to reporter Christopher Goffard and photographer Don Leach for Best Slice of Orange County categories. Goffard also won a second- plaae for education and third place awards for news and entertain- ment · Another news-side winner was Susan Deemer, who took home a second place for food and restau- rant review and a third place for news. Deemer also won awards for her coverage while working for the Fountain Valley View.' Report.er Jenntfer.i Armstrong won dllrd place for environmental. Former Daily Pilot reporter Julie Ross Cannm> won first, second and third place awards for her fair cav- ~ photo editor Marc Martin took home two awards-a second place in the portrait category and a third place in the pictorial. nature, landscape and environment cate-gory. . .The sports staff also fared well. with former sweepstakes winner Richard Dunn winning third-place awards for sports persoaality pro- file and serious column. and Molly Yanity winning a second place for sports feature. Former sports reporter Jim Walters took home four awards. Sports Editor Roger Carlson took home a seoond-place award for best section page layout and a third place for best special section page layout Daily Pilot Editor William Lob- dell and Managing Editor Steve Marble each took home three awards. Lobdell won two first pJace awards -one for unbytined edito- ~ and the other for best Page One layout -and a second place for travel, leisure, amusement. Marble won first place awmds 'for humorous coJumn and unbyliMd editorials, and a second place for serious column. Assistant Managing Editor Tony Dodero garnered two sec- ond place awards in the unby- lined editorials category. ,. Desk Editor Laurie Busby took home a second. place forhumorous column. while Desk Editor Greg Hardesty won-third place tor head- line porttolio. Design editor Wayne Seeber won second and tbi1d place . awmds far best Page One layout. Daily Pilot freelancer Nancy Cheever won third place awards for personality profile and food and restaurant review, while freelancer Unde Don won second place for entertainment review. Daily Pilot Entertainment Editor Anastacia · Freeberg won a first place in the travel. leisure, amuse- ment categcxy for the Huntington Beach Independent. a Dally Pilot sister publication. Independent sports writer Mike Sciacca won a third place for sports personality profile. And Daily Pilot intern Sarah O'Rourke won eight ·awards, SWeePng the lpods feature ca.te- gory for ihe Saddlebeck College - Lariat. She also won the best col- lege reporter award •we have an outstanding crew d journalists on our staff.• Marble said "fm glad to see them ·reward- ed for their woik. • The area being targeted for the improvements is along Sun- flower Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and Fairview Drive.- The city's plans to widen Sun-- flower Avenue require the removal of eledricity poles and wires, but the decision to replace them underground is both aes- thetically better and safer, said City Councilwoman Heather Somers. •Eventually the city would like to underground ~verything, • said-Somers, adding that the underground lines are protected from hazards such as aluminum balloons and birds. Paul Freeman. director of. community and goveinmenl operations, spoke to the council;, on behali of Times Mirror, expressing support for the pro- ject. • •we all intend to pay up front,• freeman said. The area is comprised of m: · parcels of land. The Segerstroms own the majority or four parcels,:. the Auto Club owns a 633-foot parcel and Times Mirror owns ,; 600-foot parcel. READERS HOTUNE 642-6086 Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories. lllustr.ilons, edito- ri&l metter or~ herein ~ be reproduced with- out written permfslon of copy- right owner. ·"-:·· -.... ...,.~ +:. t ' ' ' .'\-it • ' -·~ "1. I ~ . .--. ·~ ·~ ._4 ; • ( VOL 91, NO. 152 THOMAS N. IOt9GON, Publisher WIWAM L090BJ.. Editor STEVE M+.MI I. 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Box 1560, Costa HOW TO REACH us CJraMdon The Tlmes Orange County (800) 252-9141 Adwrtillng Oasslfled 642-5678 =:42-4321' News SA().1224 5po'1s 642-4330 News. 5po'1s Fax 646-4170 ==otie.arthllnk.Mt Business Office 642-4321 Bl.!Sfnm Fax 631-5902 =~ltyN9ws, ~ • l1me Minot c.omp.ny. M .,,,_, s. IOllft.. President end ao Judith .. KMcWI, Viet PNsldent. Generel ~ Kim Gftfllth, Dlreaot of ()petlltiol IS 01"7 CMlf, CH. Al rtgt'llS ,.._., 1&9'ERA'NIES Newport Buch 70t464 Newport Coast 7816() Balboa 70t'64 Cost• Mesa 84164 C.orona del Mar 69'64 SURF POMCA5T LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1-2 s Newport 1-3 s Blactdes 1-3 s River Jetty 1·3 s CdM 1·2 s IOATING The tight winds dUrlng morning hours wlll become wester:; 10 to 15 knots rtng the afternoon. Wind waves wlll bulld to two feet, and a three Expect fair to poor ... JrOln 91AOI foot swell wlll come from the south¥mt.. surfing conditions • ..,....._ Cove: Three purses containing cash, aedlt cards Expect patchy fog In as wind swell out of Mld •cellular phone vall.led at S1,200 were stolen from a resi- the morning. ~ with M unlocked r&ar sliding glass door In the 900 the northwest block. TIDES dKlines. It le.wes In • nth StNet: A wallet wtth UOO cash In It was stolen from a TODAY kitchen counter In the 300 blod. There WM no sign of forced Flntlow its wake a paltry entty. 7:00 a.m. 0.4 south swell with • Newport loulevlll'CI: A S 150 cellular phone was stolen Artt high from • laded car with • window half-way down In the 2100 1:48p.m . 4.0 limp beltch bre.t<s. block. Second low 7:04p.m. 2.5 Thelocafoutlook COSTA~ Second high generally proJects • =r Clrde: A $3,500 tennis bracelet w.s stolen from After Midnight • dr.wer In the 1100 blodt. There was no sign of TNlmDAY waist-high sutf •t forced~. First &ow best-!Nybe • IMt 17'h llrMt: A purse ttm was t!Mglng on• nall by 7:36 •.m. 0.8 the front door of • buslMSS was stolen In the 200 J>lod. Ant high chest-high at the • ._ 1• llrMt: four bottles of laundry~ worth 12:37 a.m. 4.2 reefs ~ focal S24 ww. stolen from• laundry room Jn the 100 . There Second low was no sign of forced entry. 8:15 p.m. 2.S points on the tide • E.-, ... 11rMt: A gutt.r •mpltfler, tool box ~ tools wl- Second high push. That's It for ued at SIJS ww. stolen from •n opened. ~ J:'rc 2:34p.m. 4.1 • lltftol ltre.t: A S 125 air cover. whld\ was lock br a Uir the remainder of cover cable, was stolen off a c:er. WA'IB • IMt 17th ser..t A atllular phone, ~end awdlt ~69 the week. card wet'e stolen from M unlocked CM the window down. .... cifyside · Fire bl&Zes through Costa Mesa home A fire engulfed a home in the South Coost Metro Area Tuesday afternoon. No one was hurt and the blaze was quickly extinguiBhed, Costa Mesa fire offtd.als said. At 1:38 p.m. the Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Fire Depart- ments responded to a roof fire at 3375 Larkspur St. Seven Costa Mesa fire engine units .and 25 firefighters arrived at the scene and the fire was put out by 1:55 p.m, authorities said. The amount of damage done to the single family home is still unknown. Costa Mesa fire officials said. Take the Pilgrim to Catalina The Orange County Marine Institute offers a summer weekend sail to Catalina aboard the 114.:foot historic tallship, Pilgrim of Newport. Children 12 and older are welcome when accompanied by an adult All hips depart from and return to Newport Harbor. Departure is at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday and arrival is at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Three weekend excur- sions are available on July 19-20, Aug. 9-10 and Aug. 23-24. Cost is $199 per per- son. For more information, call 470-0220. ***** *' ~. "' ~ .......... ,.... * * * * i * ; ... Playing in the garden of good arid· evil W e just returned from a del1ghttul vislt with dear friends who live in the • foothills of the Smoky Mountains in North Carolina. Although we were gone only a week. as with all memorable trips, we learned a good deal-and we are just now starting the process of sorting it out. . Going and coming -especial- ly coming home -are the most difficult parts of trips that involve flying long distances, and Ameri- can Airlines didn't make it much easier right from the top. Just as we were about to board our plane in Orange County, we were told by loudspeaker that •mechanical problems• -a phrase guaranteed to curdle trav~ -made it nec- essary for us to switch to another flight While we stood in line to get our tickets changed, wondering if we were going to get off in time to make our connection in Dallas, a horde of people appeared sudden- ly from an adjacent gate, and we were all loaded on the plane we had just been told had mechanical problems -a classic ~ple of the herd instinct. Crew members with whom I talked after we got aboard were as puzzled as the passengers by this state of affairs. At any rate, we did make the connection, rented a car and drove to Savapnah. Ga., a city nei- joseph-- n. bell ther my wUe nor I bad ever visit- ed. We did a fair amount of read- ing about it before we departed, including the strange and evoca- tive book. •Midnight in the Gar- den of Good and Evil,• which has been on the best-seller list for almost two years and is now being made into a movie by Clint East- wood. The movie people had been gone for two weeks when we arrived, but their spoor lingered everywhere we went in the city. That was our first lesson. History can be buried under the debris of pop culture -and Savannah, rich in history for more than three cen- turies, bas been reduced to the bizarre setting for a best-selling book. And we, God help 45· con- OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. INGL4ND AbbotAk BuaAlc Doub&e Diamot\d Burton Ale Fuller'• ESB Fullcr'1 Old Winter Ale Whitbtnd 'Jhdition.t Pak Ale •I V{~erCider Youngs O.t:meal Stout Youot1'• S~iil London Ale Fullers LOndoo Pride ..-,Jo/Hr Wuragt Amkr L1~r Wn fntyj &J Btvrt! 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The greatest surprise to me was the importance of this area in the fight against the Bntish during the Revolutionary War. Many of the monuments in the squares depict the heroes of that war, and I look.eel in vain for the canonizing of the Confederacy that dominates every Southern tbwn I've ever visited. PerhAps this is because Savan- nah dealt pragmatically with the approaching army of Gen. William T. Sherman during the waning months of our Ovil War. Oty offi- cials offered to surrender Savan- nah without a fight if Sherman would not destroy the city. Sher- man agreed, and the city was spared. Spared -it turned out 130 years later -for a book that made Savannah internationally famous by describing a grubby murder case and the fascinating people who populated the city at the time it happened. Our tour, rather than exploring battlegrounds or other significant sites in and around Savannah- the Girl Scouts, for example, were Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO . The 'n'adltlon Continues Since 1972 ~ T ', ,,,. · ......... ' ' . 296 E. 1TrH ST., COSTA MESA 645-7626 born here and Ameriea's first Jew- ish synagogue was built here - 10ok us to all of the places made famous by what locals call "The Book.• I can tell you quite precise- ly where Jim Williams killed his homosemal partner, but not where Polish Count Casimir Pulaski died fighting for American freedom. I'm not proud of this. From Savannah we drove to Charleston for more history and another look at the gracious homes that housed the baronial culture built by slavery in the American South. This time we did our own walking tour, ducking in and out of air-conditioned build- ings. We bypassed the trip to Fort Sumter because the heat and humidity -as in Savannah - were so oppressive that the slight- est exertion bathed me m sweat. It astonished me to see men walking the streets in jackets and bes in apparent comfort. Then on to North Carolina, where our friends live atop a bill in a verdant green forest, where we could sit on a saeeoed porch at dusk and savor a martini and ' good talk against the music'.al background of a nearbywatertall. There, we discovered that we have somehow managed to allow • the minutiae of economic survtval in Orange County to pre-empt too : much of the grace in our tives - especially the grace to be found in play. We went swin:mllng Jate at night and set off multiple fire- works on a lake dock and played mindless card games and talked without strings while we enjoyed forbidden foods. No wollder that we stayed a day too long, giving up that preaous day of rest from travel before going back to work. We won't do that again. But meanwhile, we're going to try very hard to remember how to play. • JOSEPH N. 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Visit our web site at: www.ocfeir.com for de11y tramc and pat1<Jng update. during the fair. Directions • Falrgrounda locllted off 55 FrMWll)' south. Exit at Del Mar R09d and use Newport Boutev9'd or Fair Ortve entrance. .. f FLORIST CONTINUED FROM 1 . selling flowen have an unfait advantage over establilbed bus.i- DllMI beCi.t11e tliey don't have to pay for advertising and other over- beed COltl. • aty Coundlman Gaiy Mona- b4n didn't support the ban on Dower vendors, but wanted the ordinance changed to allow ven- don to obtain a petmit. Qty Coun- dlWoman Heather Somers sup- ported the amendment to ban out- side flower vendors from obtaining a permit. •1 feel bad because I think the businesse& that support our com- ANNEXATION CONTINUED FROM 1 land. City officials have detailed the process and fielded ques- tions on the subject "People felt that they needed an awful lot more inlormation, • said Phil Sansone, chairman of the Corono del Mar Residents Association and the former may- or of Newport Beach. Some residents are concerned the city's bureaucracy would grow, Sansone said. U ·the city does annex Newport Coast, its population will increase from 70,000 to. about 85,000. Some Corona del Mar resi- dents are afraid the city won't mwµty With t.U.es and em.play· ment lbouJd be ~ • lb8 iaid. "lt'a a ibame we are not mak- ing a little bit more ettort. • Q.ty Coundlma.n Joe EiicbOn said be believes in fair competition and keeping the government from interfering with the marketplace. He also contends that local flot1sU have the same opportun1tiea u any other business penon. •1 believe if you start smgling out individual products with spe- cial conditions, that the list will never stop,,. Erickson aoid. The trouble began when a San Diego man rented dty property to sell red roses on Valentine's Day at half the price local flower shops • sell them for. • ~ Jennifer Stockland, owner of collect enough property taxes from the area to pay for street and park maintenance there, Sansone said. •1 think we have to see the dollar figures,• be said. •we can't get our streets fixed and we can't get our trees trimmed. What will it be like when we add 15,000 more people?" • City Manager Kevin Murphy said the city may get bigger, but that shouldn't change the level of service. "Yeah, we would add a fire station and a police beat," he said. "But in terms of other mas- sive numbers of employeps, that's not going to happen. Some of it may also be underlying con- cern that Corona del Mar will be less important, which will not eo.ta Mesa Florist on Broadway Avenue, was ooe of two Oodlts wbo preaented aty Coandl mmD• ben wtth a funeral W!Mtb at the Peb. 17 meeting. The wreatb, wblch wu made up of dozens of leftover red rOMS from Valentine's Day, WU uaed to illustrate how that vendor bad killed their busi- ness. Stockland contends she lost 4~t 75% of her walk-in busi- dess. "If they allow these people (outside vendors) to come into town, we can't survive," said Stockland, who was visibly shak- en by the decision. "They will make businesses like me·want to go out of the city." The dty considered the amend- ment after a sample ordinance happen.· Discussions are also bringing out the finer details of annexa- tion. The city will, for instance, have to redraw council district boundaries. And negotiations will also have to determine whether the city or the county gets the posh new Newport Coast fire station, now staffed by the county. An earlier 'agreement between the Irvine Co. and the county said the station would go to the city that annexed the land. But that was signed before the Orange County Fire Authority was established, and the authority will now have to approve the deal. U the annexation goes for- ward, officials plan to have all WU subnittted to the city by the Colta Mesa Chamber of Com· merce. Buffa said he would like to see florists se1llnq nowen on every street comer and that local florists have every right to oompete 011 the streets alongside other vendors. •The solution is that these rose sellers or fioristl will just have to be first tn line to take care of that new market,• Butta said. Stockland and Hanis plan to continue to pressure the council and will ask their own customers to maintain an allegiance with their favorite shops. "We can't alter our overhead," StocklAnd said. "I can'tjust have a stand on the street because my rent doesn't allow for that.• the paperwork in place by next June 30, Murphy said. Before that happens, he said, the City Council will weigh current resi1 dents' concerns against any gains annexation could bring. "The City Council is not going to look at annexation to the detriment of current resi- dents," Murphy said. Murphy hopes talks with the authority will go as smoothly as he feels meetings with the coun- ty have gone so far. "I th.ink the county .is of a mind to see these areas around the county go to cities," he said. "Government that's closest is government that's best. And right now Newport Coast resi- dents have to forward their con- cerns to Santa Ana." briefly in the news Put the Pilot in your vacation plans We'd like you to include the Daily Pilot tn your vacation plans. liere's how:. • Take a photo of you holding the Daily Pilot ... on China's Great Wall, inside the Statue of Liberty, outside Buckingham Palace - you get the idea. We'll publish the photos as we get them. • Give us your best vacation pictw'e. 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Despite a $25.000 reward HARPER CONTINUED FROM 1 The resolution was prompted by recent discussions by the Orange County Board of Educa- tion about school-to-work pro- grams and grants that included some county board members ottered by trieodt Je.adtDg • .... wtill'eabouls and a ·.b:INcf pile ... inveatigat«, friends and pOliDl; DeYer ca.me acroa a good )Md to'. find Aselrod. let alODe bill bo& Coat Guard nMcWs aid tll8Y don't keep c.ue records kmger, than four .yeon and LL Doug f1etcber with the Newport Beadl Police said authorities have bad DO new leads. •you investigate until you nm out d leads,. Pletcber said. "That could be one week or one year.• Brennan said tbe mediCll!l oom- munity is still recognizing bis accomplishments through a memodal award in his honor JX9"' sen.led to Julie Axelrod a few years ago and an upcoming"OCulo plastic surgery meeting at Ua.A named in his memory. In addition to .a ptia.ate prad:ioe in Newport Beach and Mission Hills, Axelrod was on staff al Holy Cross Swgery Center in Mission Hills and a faculty member at UCI.A "He was a phenomenal sur- geon.• Brennan said expressing reservations about them Some county officials and par- ents fear the county board, which serves as a distribution agency for federal and state funds, could block local school districts from receiving school-to-work money. The board is also expected to name five elementary school principals. Make It Easy On Yourself. Medical treatment for weight loss. smoking cessation. nail disorders, addictive behavior. hair loss. exertjise testing, all adult conditions. Most medical plans accepted and cash discounts avallablel Board certified US trained physicians. Beautiful Hair! ram a Cut $50 Reg. S75 Weaw &: Cut $50 Reg. S85 Men'• Cut $15 Reg. S20 • Willl lllil ... ~ ltir t:alrJ . Htw Clim IWJ • Simk lilt lllCUllld I .... ..,, prtf I I ...-m: ~ t Rtdken • Paul Mitchtll • ~ • Sebasmn • Framesi Offer Expires 07fll!J7 • Brioa this ad EYE-OPENER ~f1WIJ!Jrt Hililior hOOps looking V"1J !JQ<!d in summer ball QUOTE OF. THE DAY "U""41 ,,,., drOllJ NoUI' 1"" 11t t1w jfrSl ,--. and tllat~ f1l"llt¥ 1'UMlt ll Jar ,,,. ...• -NBWPOKF HARBOR'S MATT JANiiSON Newport Harbor wins the Surf City Classic; Sailors ~ 20-team boys basketball field, defeat La Costa Canyon in a double-overtime final, 86-77. By Barry Faulkner, Daift Pilot NEWPORT BBACH -'Ibe Newport Harbor Hlgh boys basketball team npected the postgame questions that followed its 86-17 double-overtime tri- umph over La Costa Canyon in the champiombjp game of the Sailors' Su.If Oty Clallic Sunday night. Coach Leny Hint's nm, after an, weren't the team most would have cir- cled ~ a favorite in the 20-teao) draw which induded Mater Dei, Sonora, Villa Park, Dana Hills, Aliso Niguel, Edison, and La Costa Canyon, a second-year school near Encinitas coached by respected former Cypress head man TomGonell. However, tht! Sailors, who usually take an early-round bullet in the annual smnmer tournament, put together an impressive four-game title run, which included a thrilling finale, to come away with what ii believed to be its first Surf City Claslic aown. ·1 don't know if it's smoke and mir- ron, or what.• said Hirst, who saw his team top the field, despite the absence of three players projected in his top six. •Adam Heerlaon (a 6-foot-6 junior returner) ii at the Junior Olympics (club volleyball tournament), Scott Archbold (a returning senior) has a sprained ankle, and our sixth man, Alan Umon (a 6-2 junior), is also at JOs, • Hirst said. • •rm swpriled, • said senior Carlos Nlcasio, a junior varsity veteran whose contribution was a big reason the Sailors were able to overcome their depleted roster. •'Jbis is pretty sweet.• said Matt Jameson. a junior preparing for his third varsity Nllmpaign. •usuany we draw Mater Del in the first round, and that's pretty mudi it for us.• Even Hirst downplayed his team's chancel before the title game. ·we'd watched ·La Costa Canyon play ICllDe JnCty OOod· twtWbalJ.to.get to tbe flnai; and we thought we'd have · IODle matchup problems,• Hirst explatnlld. •But our klds played well and made .ame adjustments. This is a real t"'•ment to our kids to win this tournament. There's been some pretty ' • summer series ••• high school boys hoops . • STAAR CARROLL I OAllY PILOT Newport Harbor's Carlos NlcUto (uJ,>Per left) splits the defense and scores an easy layup; Dustin Dllngsworth (above) passes oU ln victory over Elsinore: and T.-s' Gary Robinson (left. wlth ball) drtves past hls opponent. good basketball played the last 72 time. hours." • A Gary Robinson assist set up a Nick It took nearly two hours to wrestle the Sense layin to give Newport a 56-54 crown away from La Costa Canyon, lead with 49 seconds left in regulation, which had lcnocked off Tustin, Sonora but a four-footer by La Costa Canyon's and Edison en route to the final. Joe Johnson with 20 seconds left forced The Mavericks scored the first seven the first four-minute overtime. points and led. 11-2, before Newport Newport sophomore Dustin Dling-...-a tntD. its methodk:at ~~·"---'-'s follow sllat' and two frl!e throws, offeme and smothering man-to-man sandwiched around a Robinson 12-foot- defense. er, put Newport on top, 62-58, early in Newpott answered with a 15-4 run to the extra session. end the quarter and the two teams But a pair of Maverick three-pointers played through t• lead changes before and a foul shot put the visitors on top, Harbor pulled away in the second over-67-65, with 24 seconds left. Matt Jameson, the All-Newport: Mesa District point guard who shared ball handling duties with Robinson, bit a 14-footer with 13 seconds left to force the second overtime. Nicasio, who had 15 points and nine rebounds in a quarterfinal Win over El.sl- nore, scored the first seven Newp0rt points of the second OT to forge a 74-69 edge, and Jameson scored the final six for the Sailors to bold off the Mavericks. Jameson, who had 18 points against Elsinore, shared team-high honors with Robinson in the title game, hitting 6 of 11 field goals en route to 19 points. Balboa National Pram lllingworth finished with t 6 poiD11 and nine boards, while Nicasio • hll'J*l in t 2 points -1 o in overtime -and eight rebounds. Sense added 12 points and five rebounds to the title-game triumph. while senior Chuck Loo chipped in ID points and seven boards. "Everyone contributed,• said Jame- son, who recalled a semifinal comemck over Aliso Niguel as another key. ·we were basically getting our butts kicked," Jameson said of the Allio con- test, which Hirst said began with a 25-a deficit. Hirst said the comeback against Aliso, as well as the pressurized over- time atmosphere of the finals, are the type of experiences that have value beyond the tournament title. "No one asks you what your record is after the summer," Hirst explained. •1t•s not so much winning the tournament, but the situations and experiences we faced here that we can carry with us into February." The Sailors also knocked off Hunt- ington Beach in the opener. In other Swf City action: • Eltanda which rallied to imom off Trabuco Hills, 76-75, in the first round, behind 3' points from Sam Nelson. won three of four remaining games without Nelson (playing in an AAU national tournament) to capture the consolation championship. Coach Rich Boyce's Eagles lost to Elsi- nore, before defeating Corona del Mar, 65-52, and Rancho Verde to get to the consolation final, where they topped Pacific Coast League rival Laguna Beach. • CdM, playing without retumen Dennis Alshuler (volleyball JOs) and Cameron Conover, lost to 1\lstin, 53-47, in the ninth-place final. Coach Paul Orris' Sea Kings defeated Anaheim and San Bernardino, . while also losing to Aliso Niguel in their five games. Mater Dei, like most teams. playing without key peiformers, k>st to Edison and Sonora. 5wf Qty Owkct...u.,._.,._. NeudpOft ...,.._-.La C.... C..,. 77 Sc:m'ebr .... Lac~ Canyon 1s 16 1s 10 11 10 • n Newport Harbor 17 15 16 8 11 19 -16 La a.ta c..,on · Orozco 21. Amr'N t7, Faulstich 15, S.tes 9, Olivw 9. Jotuon 6.: ~.Orozco 3, AcYrm 2. OIMr' t. Fouled out • Orozco, Bates, ~ Johrilon, Ollwr. Newport twbor . Jameson 19. ftotMw 19, Illingworth 16, Sense 12. Hialsiq 12. Loo&. Th~2. l·pointers • Jameson 1, Robinson 1. fouled out -Thissell, NOdo. Championships under way at Balboa YC r . CM .National Seniors fall, 16-6 •Ocean View's 10-r&i first proves too much to overcome as Costa Mesa 14-year-olds are eliminated in District 62 Tourney. By Bany f aulkner, Daily Pilot digit run production unearned. But RBI singles by Armando Ortiz, Carlos Franco and Matt Mueller, the lat- ter a two-run connection, combined with three walks and an error to pull the locals within striking distance. It was as close as they would come to .resusdtation, however, as Ocean view added a two-run trauma in the third, then pulled \he plug with a four-run fifth. After the second; Mesa went relatfyefy quietly, as nine of itl final 10 bitten were retired. indudlng thl98 via the ltrlkeOut. Steve Carrillo's ftfth-mamg ~ WU MMa'a ooly blt the flM1 tbl98 ftamei, though a drcul catch~ View c:en· w llelder C.J. ~ Garwtt Lam· b8rt of an .,__ iD the Wt-emtea gap kit the ftnt ad of tM tourtb. 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Call for appt. a.lllllel " .iwta11alle• w p. ua ca~ • condition. No doga. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii You can't be looklng help you get atartedl Phones, grMI guests STUDENTS Want9d MERCHANDISE 840-8020 '-ti ,...._ $249,900 Nancy 707·7583 too hard! WANTED 15 Eam 5-10k per month & data entry. Darlene, FT/PT Wiii Train. Earn •••••••••---------m.~~~ .... ,.; Lukaa, agt 843-0787 C~L ~~h~:!!?..: peopl• to fin varloua P/TI Fantastic sup-714-752·5458 X204 Money Whlle Having Moving Sale AnUql.19 __ _......,_ ............. --------1•••••••-paym.nta? Tum yOUJ positions from war• portl No Hlllng NOT Retail Funll Ricky 637-3347 "' fo1n1 rm. antique bdrm. _ .. _ BUILDING a. houa• to manag• MLM. 2 min. mHaage T••m Leader • & ANTI~UES 6010 r g. waaher/d ryer =:r=e'.._ 81 MISCELIANEOUS ~~~tu~~.7oc;.'~~·,~~~ ment. No ex.perl•nce 1-800-995-0798 FEDCO Superstores, CHhlera tun. out· 1..,,..38_1_·2_58_9....,.., __ ,,,,_,,... CONTRACT 1150 RENTALS Immediate CASH n9C9uary. Call Now, ext. 0 7 21 a leader In the South· going, peopl• to Join Queen S lz• Sofa Tlllla ....,_, • au Beal prlcea nation: Br•nt (714)891·57&4. -M9dloal As•t· PT ern Calllomla retall our winning Team I Bed couch Xlnt cond ...................... aTl!BL BUILDINGa wldel 1-80<>-e59-2274 •DRIVl!RS-0.llvery Back Office. 20hla per Industry has on-going Pa.._ Bravo Top Dollar P•ldl S300 574-9843 ..e llf Ml 111111 wMdl II II ULl!t •--------Ext. 48 Have f\.wl while earning wk. Busy NB Internal employment oppty'a Fashion Island (Atrium From 1 800·1980 . ...._., ... ._ O.INMlf 30•40•10, $4,850; RENTALS TO 1--....... ,,,..,..,...,.,.,,,..,.,,,,.,....-up to S12/ht. CaJI Jo. Medlcln•/Endocrlnol-ICK th• following: Court 714-642·1872 1 pc lo entlr9 ••late. MERCHANDISE .. .._... ,_..___. ...... 11 CASH NOWll * •37.4 3.47 * -&. Palnllnga china _ .. ., _ _.. -.u. 40x80x14 $8,50 3 , SBA.RB 2724 We purcha•• .,. ...., ogy. Salary DOE. •Tel•maw .. •tlng OC • • -....... ~ le .... 50•75x 14, S 11,489; liliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mottgagH annultlH i L I! C T R O N I C MS-8888 •Main Checkout Fireman• A11oc. Have ~~~N:~8~~;n MISC. 6015 ::.:.••u ::-=.,.•• :g:~gg:~:: =~~::~;: Balboa ta. 3Br 2Ba and bual~ua notH'. TAAINBl!S J ob OFFICI! MANAGER es:.:;s:~late fun making S$S up to t.:=.:.:=====:Jliii~~iiii~iiii~iiii -~'it,,,7,f' g ,a11:'0 Mlnl·•lorage bulldlnga. H~••· 1900af. Annual Since 1984 hlghHt op•nlngs With exc•I-RHp to lncld: tt acctg, •Cart Runners $1 0/+hr Jay 537.3347 --------.A. All Parta Fer Saa. ftr 30x8o , 32 unlta. I•• beg 7/15, fem, n/a prices paid. Fr•• lent aala~/benetlte. n controller of lnftow/ e Early A.M. Stock otf 1874 CMvy Van. 11111·•• 1-•U•·-,13 ..... 4. Call 1.2()9..472·7300 eallmatH, prompt Paid train ng. High cxrtflow. Experience In Aeplenlshmenl EMPLOYMENT lfST A:ICJ5 AC) Uttle Tykes Log Cabin 11118 l'MI' .. r , DC .. ,,.._ -profeHlonal Hrvlce. school grade ages 17• travel, acuba diving or S50. Big Foat Battery .~MUO•GS·JSOI. Fre1e b1roc8hu11rd•1•. CDM Beachalde cf Colonial Financial 34. U.S. citizens only. matl~ lndull,(, a +. W• ofter full ·llme SERVICES 5533 AntiqWt lo '50. Mod.w Operated Cat, sso. Sent ne u nu• Marguerite. 2Ama av1 1-800-989-1200 Call 1-800·345-6289, Fax rea: 714-e5~73 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-827-8852 800-327.0790 pvt ba. Pref Fem pref ext 51 Mon-Tue 8am to 6pm, ,..,,....,.....,.....,,,...,....,._-...,...,~ hours . excellent ben-•=sdllllflbur. Extenalon '79 n/a. Tracy 834-5255 ' W·Frl &am 10 4:30pm P 0 i TA L J 0 8 S •lits and exceptional -·-•.. .,_ ~ Bab~ Jogger Racing HOUSES/ s TAR T I N G growth oppcrtunlty. Pleua be aware lhal • • Stroll•r. 20 .. wh .. la, N.B. Eaetbluff FRIENDGLY1~8ovs a $ 1 3 • e 8 + /H r we ask that you be the llat1ng1 In this cal· sun canopy. 1 112 yra CONDOS Avt lmmed. CloH to r • 1 bright energetic and egory may require you oldCOIUMorh HOUSES/ bNch/ahopplng. Pool, ANNOUNCEMENTS ha• Immediate op•n-+ benef ti. Clerks, have 'the ability and 10 call a 900 numb8f' )Rlllly,e.an..""1. old. St75 842•2514 FOR SALB aecurlty. $450+ 1131•••••••-Inga In your area. Carriere . 0sorter1. dHlre to help give ow In which lh81'• 11 a pmtodl~ WOLFF TANNING •••••••••I CONDOS utll. 7eo.o908 Number one In party Computer perators. customers a satisfying cf'large per minute. """C ~ 8EDS. TAN AT plan: Toya, gifts, For exam and appllca· shopping experience. ---------1 \alHIN HOME~ Buy d lr.c:t --------1FOR RENT 1--------11M11.'0UNCE~NTS Chrla1ma1 home tlon Info. c al l Pl t t •Ontllmorlllllft...... and SAVEi Com-GENERAL 1002 ••••••••MISC. AiUt ln-'" decor. FrM0 catalog 1-soo-9 s5•9195 p:,:~~n•~ono~~ce 0~~ EMPLOYMENT ·~itdlr~•al merclal/Home unlla •iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil RENTALS 2744 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiii9ii2ii0 and Information. ext. 410 the following location. WANTED 5535 •ElfllllllleCIOIGdld from S199.00. Low --------Call 1~M875 8 a.m .• 9 p.m. 7 days. •'11llllCllltCllfl monthly paym•nta. --------•coSTA MESA 2124liRiiln'.iiiiAliiii1Aiiiii~iiiiZiiAii•iiiiiiii GERMAN STUD•NT,1----,,Conv,.,---.ni-.-nt--PT Count•r Person 3030 H&ibor Blvd Fr•• color catalog • • "°" • • SCANDINAVIAN, c1 .. slfted =:ly~:~~"::.!: Costa Mesa, CA ·t~!~!":,10..::~urc; .. _____ ..i. 1~·~~~10 •-uttf\11 ~•r 2 .aaa 809 E. Balboa/Main St European, South M2-e878 N.8 . 942-8282 FEDCO, INC. tak• care of olderi----------1 Ute, bright. blk• path, 1000sf. Avall Now! :-::~~h~::· ~':: man, c:ar.glv8f' good 1-------- walk to bch+ gardMr Call 714-723-1807 d•nta arriving August. EOE cook refa. ChrlatlM APPLIANCES 6011 WANTED 11100.LM 84&-7523 a.come a hoat famnyt EMPLOYMENT~ EMPLOYMENT SALES ~714-848-3735~ TO BUY •MOVS·IN SPECIAL co---anrY•Y AISE. Call 5530 553 0 AT WE Staokalltte W/D liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiil 6018 2Br 1 .. Newport ~~ 1.aoo.a1aLING DOMESTICS 5540 Auna greatl 1200. Old coaa. Gotd Sllwr Height• Al ... Frffh REAi. BSTATB www.•lbUn9.01'9 WOl&M'S 574-9843. Frankin MJnt. S1er1lng paint, ci.an, no S*a. a HOM• STOR• • HOUSEMAN * Otd watchM • j9wWy non amk.1175/month.I•••••••• LOST• 1 -d ~~If Hu an OP9"ln0 tor 9 v .. ra Exp. ci.an & AUCTIONS 8012 WeaKOMIColn MM4o41 aee-c 19th Piao• J.!)Q y '3• ., The Premier par1 Of full tlm• ..... maintain large homes. Top Dolh1n P•ltl * 9444452 * •-um--us-nw. __ ..-.,2 .... 7-..11-POUND 2925 uaoclate. Call Olhan Outdoor dutln, car LAllOAUCTION For Recotda. Jau, Women's Golf and Uptealc Raort •'714.'789.7988• car•. pet car•. drMng, 200 Prop«tJH •• ;ust soundtrack•. e tc. ~wro•t POR SALatto 000 at POUND Spring..-Span-Appud Lacier in the U.S. lervlo• Statton eo<*lng, Hf'VinQ. X1nt " Sotdl L Down can Mlk• 84&-?aos. "~ &\ 2169 lndua"'81 -~-"" i.t, blec* coUer, black/ Attendant Fulf/Patt NB refs. 1&3-3e50 E~ F~ Auc:Uon , _______ _ BEACH Produc:Uon Place N.a. bfown eyebrowa, In bas opcninp for: time. Xlnt condiuon. & FJND O.tF•;.. aun,,, .. · Auguea•-~ 10. e1in!e TO ~ou '*"22 ••••-•• OM.ab ... Bob CaU9tln CM ;'o~~ Ave. ASSISTANT MANAGED· pay. COM 9734aao ..... --. .-~ ,. vv BLUPPS lmm.c 3bd, 8 kr 7aa.a7'77 "r 43,....27 n; Whether you•,. buying • o o .a • • -4 4 4 4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L4tat. rT\M cockau.t. ,_ _____ _,__ V•llow w/Oranv• oh••k•. can Laura l80-10l1 °' 7~1 Ff & PT s.lea or Mlilng, Claasrn.cl an apll1ment ut.333 p R K 8 KITT• Na covera all your nMdal througtlClasslfled To Good HomH. l;>_ ...... 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But it i1 poeeible to endplay an opponent in one 1uit only, u thia hand from the British Team Triala illuatrat.e. bold the cllamoecl loeert to two. That prMta&ed ........... ii~ lultllr'OU 8-1 Butl& ......... . bit IO IUd tM ........ if die euit Wll •·l H IODI H OH of tbe cW--. held~ bonor -an 80 ptl'OID& '1. Declarer rew tnmp• In two roundl. ~ ln ctum.m,,. A apade w .. rutl'ed lD band, the table wu entered with Uae l'tlllailllq htsh club ancl t.ha ~ ol ~ wu ruffed to eompWe the ~oa of the black 8\llte from UM NWtb and South band.I. Now • low .,. mondwuled. 'M JAGUAR XJ9 Regency red, barley leather, sunroof, CO c h ang er, c hrome Wheel a (696812) $24,995 '95 JAGUAR XJO Topaz, parchment IHther, IUNOOf. f~lly loaded (748324) $32,995 llAUl!R LOTUS COSTA MESA 714.042. 7100 If Eut wa• allowed \o win tbe trick. tbe fol'Cecl bladt·.Wl return would allow cleeluer to cllecard a diamood from one band while ruff. ing in the other. To Hold that, W eat r oae with the k.in1 of d ia · mooda \o ...Uow putner'• queen. But thia Wicbnique, known in tbe trade u a CrocOdile Coup, wu to no avail •---------- West could not return a black· JEEP 9110 - 19508300 Black, full option. #069403 2.9% APR 'MES300 Caahmere, full option. ---------#203493 2.11% APR NISSAN 9150 •9e sc 400 Black, full option. 9'041733 2.9% APR •92 sc 400 J..ade, full option. Lexus Certified. razor shrp. #001208 2.9%APR '84 300ZX, P/S. P/W, A/C, T·TOP, Good Cond. $3500.obo 841·1690 or 536-9773 '92 SENTRA 2DR Auto, A/C, Caaaetle, Mini Cond., Muat SHI 1uit either. And whether Weet liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 200589/NC710363 $9,995 elected \o lead a low or a high m. '77 C.17 V8, aoft top, •93 OS 300 mood, declarer would loee only one 33tn tlree, Smitty Bllt L ••t h• r · d Is c · Toyota Of bumpera, xlnt condl #032748 2.9% APR H ti t B h more trick in tbe auit. Try it. 54000. 909.593-6896 un ng on eac:: 714-847-8555 ••• •93 CAftOLLA DX A/C, Auto 200S22JZ08&457 •••••• '87 4X4 XCAll PICKUP 5 Speed,P/S 101115/59098 $8,485 Toyota Of Huntington •••oh 71<Ml47-8555 '92 4 RUNNIER 4X4 SRS Moon Roof, Full Power. Lexua Trade. #049551 SAVB LEXUS MISSION VI.JO 1 ·800·909·5398 North'• jump raiee to three he arte wa1 on the borderline between a forcing and invitational . ralae. No matt.er which treatment North-South were employing, the Sou th hand wae worth biddin g game and no more. •LeXUS• Learn to be a better brtds• MIHlon Vl•Jo '94 PATHFINDER LE 1--------- playerl Sub•crlbe now to the LANDROVER 1 ·800·999·5398 4X4. low mites, full 4 x4 9221 Goren~ Letter by eaWq 9113 warr. to 84k. Many (800) 7 .... 1-• r. •-&.. ti xtraa. Champagne. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...,. ·-or uuurma on. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOTUS 9123 $21,500. Flawless. '92 TOYOTA 4i.4 Or write to: Goren Brldp Let-•93 LWB 759·9113 Extra Cab V6, AJO. We.t led tbe king of' epadee, then ehifted to a club, taken in dummy. Tbe pn>blem wu easy to •pot -to make tbe contract declarer bad to =.: .. 0 . Bos "10. Chlca&o, m L.o mites. Booka & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -~_..,,,_...,....,.,........,.......-X= CC, Trailer Hitch. 43k Reco rds. Roma n '95 ESPRIT S4a '95 Pathfinder E Bronze. Flawleas. Whit e . Magnoll1 Blk, V6, 2WD, Alrm, Ml. $12,500 650-6213 (63 760) 529 Leather. OZ racing All PWR, Now Tires. pgr.1' 81().4301. ~b ROVER850 wheeta , 2k mlle1. Lo Miies. Xlnl Cond! i--------- MISSION VIEJO (F63118) $54,995 $18,500 ~bo 640·8370 VOLVO 9230 71 .. 395-875Q 9085i~,9-3-RAN~-Q~E-R_O_V_E_R_ CHEVROLET 9045 HONDA MARINE SLIPS DO(:RS 7 O 2 2 iiiiiiii.8ii1ii8ii•iirii•iittii8iiiiiii liiiii, 8ii8iiAiiciiciioiiiRiiDiiLXiiiiiii '95 ESPRIT Brlllsh Racing Green PLYMOUTH 9 1 65 '82 240DL 4dr, 179k magnoll1 lealher, CO, iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii mt. auto, $1600. Good SIDE TIE to 45FT. 14' Beam max. Near A ·SI re et . S 1 0 /FT (714) 673-7538 Only 40k ml. Very S·Spd, AJC, P/W/SL. clean. Fully loaded. AM/FM Caaa CrulH, $6500. 945-4454 T I I t L I k e N e w FORD 9075 MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS 8018 '85 Mustang Conv A Summer of Joyl Wht w/shtny new blk '79 Suzuki AM·125N. top. Powerful 5L auto· All ortg. New motor, matte $2995. 546-4379 completely redone. • 9 3 MU 5 TAN 0 $500. 540·3843 CONY. 101289/065805 S7.995 Toyota Of Huntington Beech 714·847-8555 '91 ACCORD EX 40r, C/O, Moon Roof, Whit e . 9'072711 $11 .577 '94 ACCORD EX BAG. One owner. Loaded. Chromes. Lo Lo mllea. (626000) •94 DISCOVERY 1 local owner. Perl cond. Loaded. Lo mites . (095158) OZ racing wheel1, '93 ACCLAIM cond .. Rlc~S4-9562. glaaa top, 4k mites 4Dr. Auto, AJC, 199 850 TURBO (F63078) $54.995 Musi See. WAO BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714.942.7700 200538/T549208 • C/0 , Power Every· $8,995 th lngl 3rd Seat. #185102 $29,987 •92 RANQE ROVER --------- Toyota ol Huntington Beec::h 714-847·8555 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1-800.999·5398 County. Sllve< beauty. MAZDA -9125 Books/records. Travel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------- tn style! (610123) •94 MIATA PONTIAC 9170 -------- LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO 71 .. 395-8750 Blacl</lvory. P/W, P/L iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. AUTO 9245 C ru Is e . 11150 O 706 '95 Grand Am GT, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $14,977 Fully Loaded with A/C, Full Power, Mint C o n d . , 2 o o 4 4 O/ PF149954 $7,995 Bl.ck/Black, Full '94 DISCOVERY SE Power. # O 1 8146 7 Pauenger. Loaded. $15,577 Lo miles. (083862) LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800-998·5398 Alarm, 2-DR. Under 18K ml, $11,800. 714-645-9153 HOT AUGUST Nlghls, Reno, Nevada. August 8, II, 10. Sliver Collec-lor Car Auc- tions. Buy or ••II al The World'• Greateal Noa l alglc Car Toyota Of ---------1 '90 DISCOVERY SE '95 MHda Mlllenla PORSCHE Black. Loaded. Front Ne._r flawle11, 53k 9175 CADILIAC 9040 Huntington Beaoh ROLD • • • • 71 .. 84?·8555 DATE.JUST. 3yra old. ---------BAYLINER 25' 1984liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------.....,.....,...--- LEX-US MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800-999-5398 B ru 1 h 0 u ard. Afr. mlles. s 1 8. 900 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (181847) Lo Lo Mllesl 5 52·9700 '89 930 TURBO Auctions. 1 (800)255-4485 Qold/Sta lnleu •II POWER BOATS Command Bridge, '78 Sevllle 2nd '94 MUSTANG LX ---------R di C CONVERTIBLE ISUZU 9100 $3500 644-2374 7012 a o. ompaas. owner, xlnt cond, Volvo Pen1a 260, 340 rebuilt •ng. New 1rans, White, Auto, Chrome1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUILDING MATERIALS 6030 Steel Bulldlnga Never 11sembled. 40x20 w11 $4800 will sou for $2290 (open onds) Sllll under wor ra nly Joe 1.000.292-0111 89 Express Cruiser 32tt. OAL 400 hrs. Twin VP271·Brand nu palnl, professionally Hours. Dry allp space. custom wire whls, New Lexus Trade. '92 P/U X·CAB Sleeps 4, •Ink, 101te1, $2950/obo. Need to *103879 $15•777 5 Speed, A/C, Musi and lank. + Xlrasl aelll 998-9277 LEXUS SH 200635/237243 $l l,900 Lee 673"4132 CLASSIFIED MISSION VIEJO t 9 ,495 decoraled Interior. --------- Loaded with extrasr SAIL BOATS 7014 S45,500.obo 76C>-683'1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ll'a lhe resource you 1-800·999·5398 can count on to sell a Toyota Of myriad of merchan· MEET Huntington Beech dlse llema, because 714-847-8555 The Community Market Place. Classlrled 942·5978 Sabot complote, roady to aall. cover. vertical wagon. new sail, a gr1 b\Jy II $500. 675·1358 our columna compel Sell your home quallll•d buyers to someone special through cl1111fled. c1111 through classified 942·5978 • LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO 714-385-8750 Rooms, apartments. homes Classified can satisfy your housing needs. Chances are you will find whal you need al the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfltd dally 842-5678 CABRIOLET SLANT NOSE One owner Red Classlcl Very Low Miles. For fhe Collector or Enthuslasl. (070418) $52,490 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified SEJZBD CARS trom -$175. Ponch ea, C1dlltac1, Chevya. BMW'a, Corvettea. Also Jeep1, 4WC>'a. Your Area. TOii Free 1.eoo-218-9000 ext. A-1398 lor curr90t llstlng1 CLASSIFl•D lt'I the eaay-to- accesa, Information- packed marketpl•c• visited regularly • auc- cessfully • by all kinda of consumera. ·sE·R·Vl-C·E--·1 ~L~~uc DIRECTORY COMPUTERS 355 6 DRYWALL 3 5 2 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE GARAGE 3584 DOORS KITCHENS 3890 TELEPHONE 3 6 7 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SYSTEMS 3786 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3926 •••••••••I Leaky Shower• Rep'd I UNDERSTAND YOUR Dlveralfled Con1tructlon PUBLIC NOTICE Ike'• Cuatom Painting Expert Drain Cleaning liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPUTER PAOBLEMSI .,..SMALL JOB EXPERT w•S475 • 19X7•• COMPLETE KITCHEN The Calif. Public Ut.111· Prof. CIHn, Quallty & Plumblng Repalra Phone Jecke $35. Simple & Affordable Drywall/Pl1tler Aapalr Includes hallway. & BATH REMOQELS Ilea Commlulon RE· Work.lnt/Ext&Oocka. 20yraexp.Allworlcguat. Retired Emplow•• So I u 11 on•: Pc; ,Hanglng/Tlping/Tellure ~ather-atrlp, lnatall•· Cuatom Cabtneta QUIRES that all uHd L#703468 831-4010 Steve 545-8298 Cllnton Comm. Regroutlng & lnalall'n ADDITIONS REMODEUNG L670130 Dean of Tiie 673-6065 or 846-8526 Internet; Web Pege; Comm/RH 551-5573 tlon & tax 945-5704 L"708348 4 1 3 ·9428 household goods Peten Painting Prec::lae Plumbing L677230(800)644·3253 34 10 ---------On-1111 Ted 840.7072 mover• print their 20 Year1 Experience Repairs & Remodela CLEANING MACMEDIC •Care for ELECTRICAL 3610 u11U'fty 11.•11u 3710 IANDSCAPE Ir P.U.C. 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CONCRETE & Local/Quick RHponse Qery 041J.S277 931-4422 gallty of • mover, llmo SERVICES 3870 Waltt Heattrl • Dfalns Ca ll 714-944·5495 T 282 7143 L"275870 950·'7042 Pan•r_ .. 1 ... 142 or cha uffeur, ca ll: iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil er••• • MASONRY 3557 Home Repair/Remodel • _. -Publlc UllllllH Remodel • Repau _B_U_S_I_N_E_S_S _____ , •BO~l~e~~~~~i~::a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :,:~;r~ ~~:o~~:., ~o:: ~:::'.N:::.ort ' TREES ' ~~~~i:!~°s~ p~~u~}g~~:;hl w:i~~t:~ r:~:;:a : a::~u.::~ s10.oo per hour. Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie fH·com/tm·lg Jobs Jim 931·2490 ~LU!wnt, ,.,,......,.,.,.. .... ,_-..,....,......-.--Rafe avl. Llod/BOl"d•d Pgr#717·15729 SERVICES 3 488 71.._548.0398 Cone, Patio, Driveway CSL618717 748·5255 Handwmen Charlie spm!!!=Cln!lp 751.-3478 SJ)llt Second Moving Deni" 114·93CJ.8870 -------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilijiiiiiiiiiil_•...,.8-rl,...g_h_t _H_o_u_a_ec_l_•_•_nl_n_g Fplc, BBQa. Ref. 25Yr. Painting, carpentry, Lawn Servloe. 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Lewie l.541858 931-4310 •Wood F•l'c•• * Free Eatlmate. Ref'•· L.endacaplng & Malnt. C.Tl34850 ~74-0091 ·,-LAS----R-----•.ALUION POOL CARI WINDOWS 3ft'l..t Reaao~bl• 714·984-8193 Aetlable, Prof'I, Otty Shennon•ld• cuitom Aeptaee/Repalr Lows Mlohael 711•1440 TrH Trim • R9m0val u• NS/COM Pool s. le •-" Ra/Com 7t4-45a-t212 Oealgn: Ortvewaya FrM haullng/H I. Uo'd QUALITY CMP'TIMAN Oatdenlng Svc 141·15'2 p•TVTYuG J SS l!P&lJt 3880 Sl1.rtlng at SS4/~t: AHN.A MAAIA D rt --~ CABINETS 3490 LEATHER C(RANINO f'atloa Oralnaoe aya. ~Corlll 114-5301 Carpentry•Ca blneta LenctM.,. ~ A&nun 8 * 714-721-8505 * -C Al ,.,. .. 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