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Bay Knolls may not be annexed
• Many area residents petitioned the city, which will discuss the issue toni~ht. money for projects such as
Fairview Park. Roeder said that
the city would receive more pri-
vate dooaUoos if corporations and
others could receive tax credits
for their donations.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA f\.iESA -The city's
plans to annex several areas in
the Santa Ana Heights area may
not include homeowners who live
in the Bay Knolls portion of the
unincorporated area.
Cit¥ Council members plan to
discuss the issue Monday after
the city received numerous peti-
tions from residents who say they
would prefer being annexed by
the city of Newport Beach.
"I don't think an annexation
should be a fight," City Council-
man Joe Erickson said. "Costa
Mesa offers benefits and if that
community doesn't want to be a
part of the city there are other bat-
tles to fight ... it's not a bigh prior-
ity of mine to pursue it further."
City Manager Allan Roeder
agrees that the city doesn't plan to
put up a fight because the area
would put more demand on pub-
lic services and would offer the
city little in terms of revenue.
The City Council study session
will be held at .( p.m. today in
Conference Room A, 77 Pair Dri-
ve. A meeting of the Redevelop-
ment Agency will follow at 5:30
p.m.
Other items scheduled for dis-
cussion include a presentation on
how the city can set up a commu-
nity foundation to help raise more
Additionally, City Council
members will ·discuss plans for
building a new gymnasiwn in the
city's downtown Community Cen-
ter, and Qty Councilwoman Ubby
Cowan will discuss the benefits of
holding a second study session
each month when there are
numerous items on the agenda.
• Newport Beach has come up with an
additional $1.5 million for projects like
city employee benefits, fire safety and
local street improvements.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH - City Council members at
their Monday meeting will be adding a few more
projects to their 1997-98 budget: They'll have ab<>ut
$1.5 million more spending money than originally
expected and two approved projects up for recon-
sideration.
C ouncilmem ber
John Hedges is call-
ing for a revote on
revamping the Fire
and Marine Depart-
ment offices and
installing doggie
walk bag dispensers
around town. He'd
like instead to use
the $157,000 in
remodeling money
for structural
improvements at
branch libraries and
the $38,000 in dog-
gie walk bag money
for an American
History library refer-
ence collection.
~ With hii trademark smile ..;....--.--..;.. _ __...-.....;o,, ...... _......__.. and a glMpa in bis eye.
Revised predic-
tions say revenues
next year will come
in $636,866 over
expected levels, and
final '96·97 numbers
say revenues came
in $911,706 over
estimates. City Man-
ager Kevin Murphy
is proposing the
$636,866 be budget-
ed for more projects
•rm domg some ot that But
rm cm>lng out on stage riding a
motorcycl9 and startin' off with
1Jttle ~ .. 'Rip It Up.'·
p...,_ fer bis f.amily-oriented
antmll tpedall aDd KOreS of
albmal MturiDg ~and ~ .... JJOCiDB iecen~
dedded to ..-•ment with the
•SEE HAALEYS PAGE 4
and the $911,706 go into the city's insurance reserve
fund.
Property taxes and sales taxes have skyrocketed
more than any other revenue sources, staff reports
8 SEE FUNDING PAGE 4
LIKE SON, LIKE FATHER
Judge swears in his 7 4-year-old father so both
may practice 1,aw in the state of Califomin
. Newport
Beach relident n. aou.aa
and Mnlot vice
president and
· chief admlnis-
trative officer
for Fluor Cor-
poration, wu
named cam·
palgn chair·
man for the Jba Rollam
1997-98 Unit-
ed Way Community Campaign.
MILITARY
Navy Seaman Apprentice Brl·
an Ovellette, son of Robert Ovel-
lette of Costa Mesa, reported for
duty aboard the fast combat sup-
port ship USS Sacramento, home-
ported in Bremerton, Wash.
Air National
Guard Airman
1st Class Misty
Talbott,
daughter of
Richard D.
Espinosa of
Costa Mesa
and Sherry Tal-
bott of Santa
Ana, gradual·
Misty Talbott ed frqm basic
military taining
at Lackland Air Poree Base, San
Antonio, Texas.
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class
Usa R. Delgado, whose husbandT
Darrell, is the son of Armando
· Delgado of Costa Mesa. reported
for duty at Naval . Air Reserve,
Naval Air Station North Island,
San Diego.
EDUCATION
Joseph Edlon, mother of
Dawn Edson of Costa Mesa,
graduated with a bachelor of sci-
ence degree from Cal Poly Tech-
nical College in San Luis Obispo.
Adam Pll.lka, a law student at
UC Berkeley and grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lace of Newport
Beach, was chosen to be an
extern for the 9th Federal Circuit
Court of Appeals in Pasadena.
Upon completion of the first
assignment, Pliska will extern for
Gov. Pete Wilson.
•
Claremont McKenna Co1le9e
.Dean.'1 Lilt for the 1997 sprtng
temeSter.
Newport Beach residents AD·
Pa Hlfao and 11ua lnmlta
graduated from Boston Univenl·
ty.
The following students gradu-
ated from the University of Ore-
gon:
Balboa -Brant Burkey
Corona del Mar -Ula Ball.
Cloud Sdmoebelen, LIDdMy
Schabert and Paal Sutton
Costa Mesa -Donald Rau-
nlon
N"ewport' Beach -Phlllp
Bloomberg, Michael Eadie and
Sean Xettley
Danielle
Horwttt. 13, of
Newport Beach
was accepted
to attend Int.er·
lochen Arts
Camp, a fine·
arts camp ,
where she will
study piano.
'
T b o m a s Danielle
Broyles, son of Horwltt
James and
Teresa Broyles
of Newport Beach, received a
bachelor of science degree in civ-
il engineering from Bucknell Uni-
versity in Lewisbwg, Pa.
Tessa Gott, daughter of Sandra
Goff of Costa Mesa, received a
bachelor of arts degree in biology
from Carleton College in North-
field, Minn.
CORPORATE
Douglas Campbell was pro-
moted to store manager of
Tourneau Watch Co. at South
Coast Plaza.
Attorney '
Gregory Lew,
who is a New·
port Beach res-
ident, joined
the law offices
I
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MONDAY
NOON TO MIDNIGHT •
AU.DAY
CMT: COUNTRY MUSIC
TELEVISION'S TEEN DAY
-teens ages 13-17 are admitted for $4 all day
Unlimited Ride Day -
Purdlase a S 15 wrist·
band for admlslk>n to
all rides In the major
and kiddie midways
from opening until dosing. Good
for all ages. Does not indude
gate admission.
AU.DAY
Embroidery Artistry by the
Embroidery Guild Home & H~b
bles Building
Quitting Quicks & Ques by the
Southern califomia Quilters
Home & Hobbies Building
Model Airplane Building & Flying
by the Model Alraaft Scamps
Home & Hobbies Building
Beef, calves, Goats, Sheep, and
Swine on Display (until 11 p.m.)
Livestock Area
AgrlSdence Display (until 11 p.m.)
Livestock Barn
NOON.
Music of Life of Murray, Utah
Tlmes Heritage Stage .
Tropical Bash Contest, Kids' Stage
China Painting (until 6 p.m.),
Visual Arts Building
Chess Challenge offered by Chess
for Juniors (until 4 :30 p.m.),
Youth In Motion r'
-~ c.ntllr
MlrMt C.lws Weigh-
In leglns (untJI 2 p.m.), Sc.ea. by AtWla
2,.M.
Musk of Ufe of Mur-
r.y, Utah T1mes Her-
lgge Stege
~of o.nc.e, Cal
Spas~IStage
AndrM Proctor • Voc.aJ-
llt. Cetebrattons
Stage.'Voueh.tn Modon lufldlng
Coconut Roll Contest. Kids' Stage
Tropic.at f'Mlt for Teens by Jan
Monge!~ Home 6 Hobbles Stage
Kobert's Trapbl Bird Show, Bird-
land lhNW
Market Beef Wllah-ln Begins
(untJI 4 p.m.), Scales by Arena
The GMlen Chef, Silo Stage
3 P.M.
Newport e.ch Showtlme, Tlmes
Heritage 9mge
Candy~ Cloggers Cal Spas,
Centennlel Stage
Shllo Blue Country Music, Wine
Courtyard
Peanut Ta. Contest, Kids' Stage
Haku Floral wreaths by Kela
Cordero, fslMd Stage/Home &
Hobbies Building
Blow Flih. Cefebratlons
Stage/Youth In Motion Building
3:30 P.M.
Quilt Gultd O\allenge by Celeste
Duff (8ffch Cities Guild), Home &
Hobbies Stage
All AlaskM being Pigs. Los Pignt-
tas Ra~questrian Center
Building r-------------------~---, t ' I 4 P.M.
12:30 P.M.
Tropical Bash, Cel-
ebrations
Stage/Youth In
Motion Building
• Saturd•y•s Attend~ : Ritmo Latino, l + 58,440 (Record tor • : Tlrnes Heritage l first Saturday 8t the fair) I Stage : ~ l Academy of : Sundays Attendance 1 Dance, Cal Spas ' + 40 009 (ReQ;id fOr: a I Centennial l , • I Stage
1 P.M. l first Sunday at thil Fair) I Duchlcela, Wine
Candy Apple L------""-----------------' Courtyard Cloggers cal Spas, Andrea Proctor
Centennial Stage Vocalist. c.elebratlons
r'ater Scramble Contest. Kids' Stage/Youth In Motion Building B~ets from Tropical ptants by BIOIN Fish. Contest Kldsl S~
Laurie Ennen Home & Hobbies Market 5hlep Welgh-fn leg1ns
Stage ' (until 5:30 p.m.), Sc.ates by Arena
Chic.ago Chicago Pineapple Pizza
Eating Contest, Tlmes Heritage
Stage
4:30 P.M.
of Feldlott,
Lee & Fein·
berg in New-
port Beach.
l 1:30 P.M.
Haku ~knl WrM1hs Demonstra-
tion, Fish I Floral Building
Old Fashioned Art of Fudge Mak·
Ing by Fred Heminger, Home & Gregory Lew Coast Com-l All Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignl-
' I
HatlbMI~ Kobett41 lroplcal Bird Show. Bird-
land lhMW
The 8'g kahuna Bubble. Ceaebr•
t1ons StagWVouth In Motion
Building
SP.M.
Newport Beed1 Showdme. Tlmes
Herft8ge Stage
Be Bop KJds of 5-'lta Ana, Cal
Spas Centennial Stage
shUo Blue c.ountry Musk. Wine
Courtyard
KJng Kukulele, Island Stag&'Home
& Hobbles Bulldlng
The Boat and the
Dode Contest. Kids'
~~slide .
show, Spottlght
StageNlsualArts
Buifdlng ·
5:30 P.M.
All Alaskan Racing
pt95. Los Pignltas
Raceway/Equestrian
Center
Market Goats "
Weioh-fn Begins
(untTI 6 p.m.), Sc.ales
by Arena
6 P.M.
Youth Motorized
Olympics, Grand-
stand Arena
Ritmo Latino, Tlmes
Heritage Stage
Monkey Grip Blues
Band. Cal Spas Cen-
tennial Stage
Duchicela, Wine
Courtyard
Fruity Tassefs &
Cords by Deborah
Badleller Laidlaw,
Home & Hobbles Stage
Senior Portrait Photography, Spot-
light StageNlsual Arts Building
6:30 P.M.
Hypnotist Mark Yuzulk. Meadows
Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific
Resorts
7 P.M.
MC Lyte in the Arlington Theater
Monkey Grip Blues Band, Cal Spas
Centennial Stage
Shilo Blue Country Music, Wine
Cout\yard
KJng Kukulele, Island Stage'tiome
& Hobbies Building
Knudsen Brothers. Tlmes Heritage
Stage
Kobertfs Tropical Bird ShOW. Bif'd. ~WeWHn~
(until 10 p.m.), Scafes by Nena
7-.JO '-M. .
Flat Top Tom a The Jump Cats.
Meadows Stage sponlOt9d by
Grand Pedflc Resorts
AJI AJasbn Racing Pigs. 1.os Plgn~ tas~queWlan Center
8P.M. Ouchlceta. Wine Courtyard
Big Band 2000, Tlmes Heritage
Stage
8:30 P.M.
Hypnotist Mark Yuzulk. Meadows
Stage sponsored by Grand Padfk
Resorts
9 P.M.
MC Lyte in the Arlington Theater
Knudsen Brothers, Tlmes Heritage
Stage
9-.30 P.M.
Flat Top Tom & The Jump Cats,
Meadows Stage sponsored by
Grand Pacific Resorts
10 P.M.
Big Band 2000, Tlmes Heritage
Stage
..
Ryan Smith, son of Elizabeth
and Ronald Smith ol Newport
Beach, was named to the Clare-
mont McKenna College Dean's
List for the 1997 spring semester.
munity Col-
lege District Trustee Annando
Ruiz was re-elected to the board
of directors for the California
Community College 'Ihlstees.
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Alla Dadabhal, daughter of
Aisha and Sabbir Dadabha.i of
Newport Coast, was named to the
Mimi Hogan of NeW"port
Beach was named Marketing
Director for The Worth Collec-
tion.
engagement
Handleman/Podosin
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Han·
dleman of Newport Cout
have announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Cyn-
thia Ann, to Bradley Moss
Podosin, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Podosin of Bel Air.
They will be married March
14, 1998 in Jonathan Club of
Los Angeles.
The bride-elect ls a gradu-
ate of Estancia High School
and USC, Los Angeles. Her
fiance graduated from Pal-
isades High School and
earned both his undergradu-
ate and MBA ~ from use.
MONDAY, MY 14, 1117
briefly in the news
Shouting man closes
section of freeway
OCC offers class in
international business
Sailing, not surfing the Web
The Costa Mesa Freeway was
closed in both directions for more
than an hour late Friday and ear-
ly Saturday after a local man
climbed onto a Newport Boule-
vard overpass and began shout-
ing at the cars below, police said.
Richard Darryl Poster, 37, was
taken into custody about an hour
after climbing over a fence and
strolling out onto the freeway
overpass at about 11: 15 p.m., said
Costa Mesa polic~ Lt. Jerry Hol-
loway in a press release.
A swat team negotiator was
eventually able to persuade Pos-
ter to walk toward him, at which
time Poster was quickly nabbed
by police, Holloway said.
Foster was uninjured, but was
taken to a Jocal hospital for a psy-
chiatric evaluation. Charges are
still pending, Holloway said.
Planners wanning up
for Race for the Cure
Plans are taking shape for the
1997 Orange County Race for the
Cure, which includes a SK run, 1-
mlle fun runs and a two-day fit-
ness expo.
The event is scheduled for
Sept. 28, kicking off from the
Pacific Mutual building in New-
port Center. It benefits the Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer Founda-
tion.
For information call 224-0299.
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PLUG IN
Orange Coast College will
become one of several California
community colleges this fall to
offer a certificate of achievement
in international business, with an
emphasis on foreign language.
OCC's new 18-unit Interna-
tional Business/Foreign Lan-
guage Program will debut when
fall semester classes get under
wayAug.18.
Students graduating from the
new program, which can be com-
pleted in just three semesters, will
receive a certificate with an
emphasis in a foreign language.
This fall, students may special-
ize in Spanish or Japanese.
For information, call 432-5683.
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we tum over our pages to our
readers' best vacation photos.
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tor Tina Borgatta at 574-4233.
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lacy
0 n Feb. 7 of this year,
Vicki and Mike Spinelli
sailed out of Balboa
Yacht Basin aboard their 35-
foot sailboat, Sea Glass. They
were bound for the Marquesas,
the northernmost islands of
French Polynesia.
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Today's web site documents
their journey. It contains
accounts they've faxed from
the boat to their friend Irv
Freier. He updates the informa-
tion on the home page and
provides a few informative
links.
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On day 17 of their voyage,
the Spinellis were 12 hours
away from reaching the equa-
tor -no wind and motoring
on a gentle swell. By March
18, the dauntless couple
admitted being •READY FOR
AN ISLAND. ANY ISLAND.•
Three days later they made
landfall in the Marquesas.
The page link to Rangiroa
Tuamotus sets up an obvious
contrast between the way
•paradise" is portrayed and
what the Spinellis encoun-
tered. Clicking it shows you a
ring of emerald atolls set in a
turquoise sea. Willingly
hooked, you let yourself get
reeled in -•Only an hour's
flight from Tahiti, Rangiroa
offers sunshine, white coral
beaches and an immense play-
ground."
After al.most two weeks in
the Marquesas the Spinellis
write -·The islands here are
very pretty and the people are
nice, but they have an insect
problem that makes it some-
what irritating."
Despite preparing for this,
their May 1 dispatch from Ran-
giroa begins " ... desperately
eeed fax numbers for bugger
'Products.•
By July 7, the couple had
braved tropical storms to com-
plete a 14-day passage from
Bora Bora to Tonga. Check out
the map link that shows their
current location relative to
where they've been.
As they say in the Marque-
sas -apa'e, hoas (goodbye,
friends).
• STEVE LACY'S column appears
every Monday. If you have a Costa
Mesa. Corona del Mar or Newport
Beach web site, e-mail the URL
(address) of your Home Page to dpi·
lot20earthlink.net. In the subject I~.
type the word login
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ACTION!
In the~ ANfte
idM of melding bil big-band
sound with popular heavy metal
lyrb.
Hit 1udden tum tn 'dlrec:Uon
exploded onto the naUonal con·
Id.out when, dntQed tn leather,
he made •a tongue-ud-cheek
appearance• on th1I yeu'•
American Mutic Award.t with
rock n' roll bad boy Allee Coop-
er.
Before Boone could say
"Another One Bltet The Dust,•
ht• weekly Chrtltian television
i.how bad been dropped by the
Tl inity Broadcuting Channel.
•we were in England sitting
dround between planet (when)
one of the guys ln the band said
I ley, Boone, let's do something
n w:· Boone u.id from hll back-
.,, 1ge trailer at the fair on Sun-
d. y.
"They 5aid 'well, you've never
d11 ne any heavy metal.' We all
1 1ghed and talked about what
ndiculous idea it wat, • Boone
, 1d "But then l started thinking
11d realized that it had never
, ,, ·en done, and that intrigued
f (~. H
And his decision, and the
, 1suing controversy, seems to
,, 1ve intrigued his fans as well.
·He was singing love songs
, , fore, and now I hear it's more
11 e a Harley Show,· said long-
' ne fan Gunter Rerun . #That's
FUNDING
CONTINUED FROM 1
1d. The opening of Blooming-
" tle's department store played a
n•djor part in the increase,
I •puty Administrative Services
f 11rector Dick Kurth said.
"Sales volwne in the city was
11 -;t stronger than expected,•
• I-. u1h said. "It's just signs of the
' 11 covery. We expected an
tr -:rease but not one this big."
Murphy is also proposing the
• ·uncil OK a $1 .1 million widen-
' g of Newport Boulevard
, ·tween 30th and 32nd streets.
f, 1t city staff members will con-
, 1 1ue working out ways to
1• 1dress the needs of business
1•vners who will lose part of their
1 operty to the project.
~-.... . TRUSTEES
CONTINUED FROM 1
Dana Black, Ed Declcer, Jim
fo·rryrnan, Wendy Leece and
..,, ·rene Stokes were at the cur-
n ulum institute.
•Basically, it's a part of their
I\ laster of Boardsmanship pro-o ram," Superintendent Mac
B ·rnd said. "The workshops
focuses on the board's role In cur-
r11 ulum development."
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Yp LIDd& 1'111ldat Tom
HoaO, wbo hbHlf wa IPClitlDQ I
.tattooe and. H.ad9r ~."(. '* Mid the ooDll'OW .. , tur•
rounding BOone ii why he «Wtd·
eel to cMc:k out tbe lbow at tbe
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fatrgrouDdl. • IUll LI PUN
·l·m • Cbrtstlan and ... ii too. I Cbildren mtertng ... through suppo..dly. I wat to ... u be'• ftfth ggdM are uma.ct to have
do.Ing it for the Lord and to touch good, clMil f\iD at •0on•t BW'lt
young people, or u he't dOing tt I My Bubble.• a be program fea·
for bimMlf, • Hotko taicl. tw1nQ gamet wUb bio eDd small
Huley Davidson enthulia.lt 11 bubblei, square bubbfea, tall bub.-
Carpet Dave of Laguna bad lim· blel and loll of foam at 10-.30 a.m.
Uar thoughts, I in the Priendl' Meeting Room of
•He's riding a Harley, and u 1 the Newport Beach Central
long u he's not putbtng hil ! Ubrary, 1000 Avocado· Ave. Por
scene on anyone that'• ftne •the I more tDformaUon, call 111-3801.
Laguna Beach ~ent wd. I ~
•He'9 taking a lot of crap from r AmNTION ·
the people ln the mainttream, l off~~·=
but .more people are, ttartlng to I tlon Defk:lt Dtlorder overvtew•
realize that you don t mets up l at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., suite
other people 1 lives jUlt becaute ! 105 Newport Beach. For more
you don't believe ln lt. He's JUlt i inf~tlon. call-'16-0991.
trying to reach people hll own I
way. You jump on a two-wheel l
Harley and see how much fun 1 ..__ ........... _~
you have.• !
Still a devoted Chriltlan who I PATENT WORKSHOP
has since bad hll television show i Orange Cout College offers a
re-instated, Boone said he used 11 workshop called •Patent Your
to dislike hard rock, which he Ideu, Produc:ts and Inventions•
said he believed wu nothing I from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 169
more than "youthful exuberance l of OCC's Sdence Building. The
with a duk side." I workshop often step-by-step
"It seemed like a harmful ! methods to evaluate a product or
scene and I wasn't interested " i idea and find a ·buying market. Boon~ said. ' l Registra~on fee is $39. For more
But his desire to break new ! lnJormation, call -'32-5880.
ground and shatter his one-l POOR POSTURE
dimensional image as America's i
Mr. Nice Guy fueled his desire i Hoag Heal~ Center 0 f!ers a . ' . ; free seminar for senior otizens to make ~ new pro1ect work. ! discussing bow to incorporate
Boone said he has made more ! simple movements into your
than 10? records during his i lifestyle to create a youthful pos-
career. His last album that made ! tW'e at 10 a.m. at 1190 Baker St.
the .pop <=!1arts was his •wrute 1 Costa Mesa. Por more info~~
Christmas in 1962. ; tion, call 668-2519.
His new album, "In a Metal !
Mood,• has placed as high as l LEADS O.UB
.No. 3 on the alternative charts, i The forming Newport Coast
and No. 8 on the har$1 rock i Leads Club chapter will meet at 7
charts. : a.m. at Mimi's Cafe 1835 Newport
Tinder Box
l3rd Annual Pipe Salel
Premium Cigars
• Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Butera
• Credo • Davidoff • Diamond Crown
• Dunhill • Fonseca • Griffin • Mac.anudo
• Montecristo • Padron • Partagas
• Playboy • Santa Rosa • Zlno
Featuring a
SENSATIONAL
3-course dinner
Served 4 :30 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
~~n/e ~nta~Vna
Monday -Friday
$10.90 -$13.90
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
HAPPY HOUR • LIVE MUSIC
FOR REsERVATIONS PLEASE CA.LL
673-9500
251 F.ut Pad.8c Cout ffishway, Newport Be.ch
Blvd., Cotta MeA. Por more
tnlonnadoo. call 722-6180.
DMJICIWJ(
1be law ottlCM ot 1JM A. Can·
do often a fiee Mmtnar caDed
*Divorce· What to Expect How to
Proceed• at 6:30 p.m. at 881
Dover Drtve, Suite 300, Newport
Beach. ReserVatiom are required
at 574-0866.
COOCTM MEETING
The Newport Beach Cabo Sail
Lucu Sitter City Committee
offers itt JDODthly cocktail meet-
ing at·S:JO p.m. at Mamma Gina's
Restaurant, 251 E. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. .,,
REAL ESTATE
Orange Coast College off er a
workshop called "Profiting with
Pixer-Uppen With or Without the
Work• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in
room 101 of OCC's Art Center.
The workshop will focus on
strategies to profit from real estate
properties needing repair through
a Federal loan program. Registra-
tion fee is $29 with an additional
$10 material fee. For more infor-
mation, call 432.-5880.
WOMEN AND INVESTING
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
offers a free business seminar on
•women and Investing• at 6 p.m.
at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For reservations, call (800) 876-
0353.
WEDNESDAY
BASKET WEAVING
Shennan Llbrary ¥d Gardens
presents Nadine ·i3rier, award-
winning basket ~ and instruc-
tor, wbo will teach a class titled
"Tenerlffe/Basket Weaving" at
9:30 a.m. at 26"7 E. Coast High-
........ A.._ ..... ._o.a .....
,.~ ....... , ~~--1)........._..._ t .. •--" with a 110 matertal way.~...._~ ....... ~~ .. ..-
!• ii ~ and ~ is fM. Por more information. call
reqatred Por man~ •32·5880.
mil 673-22e1. "'
OJS'fOMll SllVICI ...
Orange C.out College otters a
Wotbbop that fOCUMI Oil the art
ol. keeping CUltGmen happy fJom
2 to 5 p.m. In room 104 Ol bCC11
Butlnea Education Building.
ReglltratkJQ fee 11 S3S wtth a $10
mateital fee. Partidpantt will
learn better, easter and effective
ways ·to handle all tvPet,of cus-
tomen from the inlual contact to
follow up. For more infonnatlon,
call-'31·5880.
R£A1. ESTATI
Orange Coast College often
a worbh9p that teaches indi-
viduals how to start from scratch
-and become finandally inde-
pendent through real estate
investments called •How Ordi-
nuy People Aocwnulate Extra-
ordinary Wealth -Through the
Secrets of Real Estate" from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. in room 101 of
OCC's Art Center. Registration
I 'I l\llll 11111,,I 11 \1111\
Phone calls ud letters written oa your
behalf. Documents reviewed for free. Retain
an attorney fOr the entire year for only $90.
u.. 1ep1Pl9'Wen1.-...uw t
INSIDE EDGE lb• lnllde Bdge offers a
breeldut forum titled •A Sime ot.
the Sacred: PiDding OUr SpUttual
Uves Through Ceremony• f:rom
6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Relta.u-
rant, 3300 Brlfto1 St., COila Mela.
Ant time guests pay S20 and oth-
ers pay $35. Por 1'8lel'VaUo~, call
460...f2'2. l
EARNING MONEY
Orange Coast College offers a
workshop tiUed •Freelancing:
Eamlng Money Without a Job"
from 6:30 to 9:30 p .m. in room 102
of OCC'• Art Center. Registration
fee is $35 with a SS material fee.
For more information, call 432-
5880.
• Send your AAOUM> TOWN Items to:
The Dally Piiot. Around Town. 330 W.
Bay St.. Costa Mesi, 92627; fax 646-
4170 or Clll 540-1224, ext. 333. Or
e-mail at dpllot20earthllnk.Mt
. .
KENN Y
PRINTE R
f.1NCE SABATINO'S
·Goff Oassl.e
Supporting the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
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Foursomes are encouraged ••. slngles are welcome
Non-Colfen
Dinner
PackaBe
only $35
•Yf·Ol'ENER
Colla M1181J 13• atlll in the
hunt In dldrlCt tountainent
K:oningh fourth
QUOTE OF THE D~Y
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COSTA MESA
WltH BACK
TO THE WALL
Costa Mesa 13s fall. 5-1,
will try again on Tuesday.
HUNTINGTON BEACH-Tbe
Costa Mesa National 13s found
both ends of the spectrum in a
very short span of time Saturday
en route to a 5-1 loss to Fountain
Valley in the District 62 semifi-
nals at Edison High.
Fresh from a stunning rally for
a 15-12 victory OD Friday after
falling behind, 12-4, the antici-
pated momentum swing into Sat-
urday never materialized as ea.-
ta Mesa gave Fountain Valley a
helping hand in virtually every
department.
Five errors, three in the fatal
~o-run fifth inning after the fint
two batters were retired, was the
clearest problem. But there were
many more, most notably the ten-
dency to swing away against a
pitcher who never appeared to
have hls control in band.
As a result it'll be Bryce Sheri-
dan on the mound Tuesday at 5
p.m. at the same site, against the
winner of today's elimination
bracket game between Sea View
and Westminster.
Costa Mesa's only bright spot
on Saturday came in the third
inning when pitcher Nick Cabico
laced a two-Out single to right,
stole second and came around on
Billy Halverson's stinger to left.
Michael Gardiner followed
that up with a single to center as
Costa Mesa appeared to be OD
the threshold of a big inning, only
to see Halverson cut down at
third on a good throw from center
field.
Dou~ Ambwyey had a pair of
two-out singles to round out Cos-
ta Mesa's five-hit attack..
Dhtrkt '2 Junior ~llt
FCM.fttaln Valt.y 5. c.t. ..... 1
Fountain Valley 100 120 1 -5 6 O
Costa Mesa 001 000 0 -1 5 5
Daguio and Islas; CAb4co and
Santangelo. W-o.guio. L -Glbico. -
28 -Bauer CFV>. o~ (FV).
38 -Islas (FV), S.nchez (FV).
Anaheim eliminates
NHBA Mustangs, 10-0
LA lvfiRADA -By advancing
to the Sectionals of the Pony
ToW1l4Illent, the Newport Harbor
Baseball Association's Mustang
All-Star team wrote itself into the
NHBA recordbook as the most
successful team in the organiza-
tion's history.
That is the fact that will be
remembered as the 9 and 10.
year-olds made a miserable e:dt
from the Sectional tournament
with a 10-0 mercy loss to the Ana-
heim All-Stars.
Anaheim immediately over-
powered the 1ocal5 by blasting a
three-nm home run. getting to all
three Newport boys th.at were
sent to the mound and playing
near-flawtea defense.
Noted for stellar team speed.
the Newport Harbor all-stars
were stopped on the buepatba u
Anaheim picked off two pntential
base thieves, and Anaheim 9Y9ll
turned a triple play to squelch a
Newport rally while their pitdl-
ing shut down the offense, wbidl
was hitting over . .too as a team.
Newport went 2-1 in the DJttrict
U Toumament befcxe faDinb In
both efforts o1 the SecdQnals,
whk:h were held at LOI Coyotel
Athletic Facility In La Mirada.
Newport East bows out
I.I of Pony IOm'Dey, 7-4
STARTING
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BALBOA
PEllIHSutA
NEWPORT
1007 IBl.CB
II
By Fax
(714) 631-6594
(Plta&t indude your name and
phone number and wt'll call you
bark with a price quott.)
ByPhone
(714) 642-5678
By MalWa Person:
330 West Bl!Y Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
A1 Nt'wpon 81\'d. & Ba y St.
Hours
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
J
Polley ·-~
Rott'tt a11d dtudJiut"S art' sohjf'C'I to rhangt
without 11otirr TI1t publislttr l"t't>tn'H 1ht' right
10 rt'111oor. rrrlab,i(y. rt\~ or rtjt'ct auy
da"~ifif'd udH·nibt'mf'nt. Pltalit' ttport a11y errol'
that m8\ bt iu vu11r dai.i.ilitd ad immtdiatrlv.
The Doil) Pilot 'urrtp1~ 110 liability for any tiror
in un adHni..t"rnr111 for To'h.ich ii ruov bt
rt'i..poni.ibll' t .. (t't'P.t for thf' l'O~I o( tbt= 11p8Ct'
a•·waUy ()('1·11pir<I b\· tl1t rm1r Crt'dit can only
bf' aUowrd (1,r tlw fir-.t 11t--tnio11.
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Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm
Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm
Wednesda) ......... Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm
Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm
Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm
'79 Suzuki RM·125N. '92 P/U X.cAB Hove A
Garage Sole! All orig. New molor.
completely redone.
$500. 540.3843 •
5 SJ)ffd, A/C, Must
See 2008351237243
$9,495
To~ota Of
Huntington Beach
71..S4'7-85S9
Before your garage
sale, determine what
items yo~ wish to
sell. Make sure
eve~ing is dean
and repaired.
~.~t
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butl 73 Ool9d (out)
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10 N::tt:x -~.Jr
11 Alran
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23 "OMne ~ lllJlho(
2f Hawu' atena 27 ~Datn's
lek• 28 Runner
Dail ·~Pilot
NEWPORT BEAC.:!STA MESA .
Put a few words to
work for you .
Call 642-5678.
..
Q. 2 • A1' Sou.th. vulnerable, you
hold:
6AQ lOf 18 0 f 4 o A.J 5 671
The biddina bu proceeded:
80t!l'B 1'18'1' NORTB BAST
16 Pue 10 P-
ll6 P-16 Pue T
What a.ct.ion do you take?
A· You have a dead minimum
opening bid and, 1ince partner
c:ouJd not bid game, that ueually
IUClefta a pua. However, your fit
for partner'• 1uit improvee the
tric.k-tak:intr potential of the hand.
ao we would venture on to four
1padee. That coune ia automatic if
partner'• twCH>Ver-one re1ponae
WU game-forcing.
Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
6 J854J O QtJ OQ78 6 9 4
The bidding ha.a proceeded:
WEST NORTII J:A8T SOt!l'B 10 Dbl p._ ••
p._ 16 P .. ?
What action do you take?
A • Partner haa a very strong hand
with a long club 1uit and pouibly
only a doubleton apade. To rebid
your shabby five-card suit in the
hope of finding a 6-3 fit la cha.sing
after. moon bea.iu. Pua. IC your sec·
ondary honora were enough for
pme, partner would have taken
stronger action.
61 lllfltlS 0 1 0 4tT •Kt
Tbe ~liiill.Pr'a~ ..... llC Mn IOUnl
M hm to f
Whal ... do'°" tab?
A · It It a pod bet dm f'.Mt...Wllt U ft • llam .._ ........ ,IO do what
,ou can to dilrupt th.it auction. We
have a10Hlri"1 ~for
tboae with the coanp to blut out
four .,..te.. 8ba m09t ol )'OJJJ' b1cb
c:ardt are outiakle JOU!' lcm, tuit. a
jump to three lpMea la ~te.
Q. G • Neither YUlnerable, u South
you bold:
•AQ 1041 01 0 ltQ I •A.Jll
The biddinlr baa proceecled:
80Ul"8 fnr8T NOB'l'B &A8T
•• .... 16 ...
' What do JOU bid oow'1
A • It ia a doee deciGoo between a
jump to game and a trial bid o(
three dubl, to elicit partner'• coop-
eration with belt,~d'!'-t .Wt.. Sinc:a there are many where put.-
ner would ~a trial bid ira clubl
but which would atilt offer reuon·
able play for p.me, we would opt for
the jump to four 1padel.
Q. 8 • Neither vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
6A.J7 Q .JIU OA.JI 6 117
Partner opena the biddi.nc with one
heart. What do you re1pond?
A· If you play limit nilea, the
holding easily quali!ee for a jump
to three bearta. If that la forcing in
your methoda, there ii DO pjd bid.
Best ia to temporize with a reaponae
of two diamond&, then rai8e heart.a
pext no matter what part.Mr rebidl.
Lelll'D to be • better bridae player! 8ub1cribe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by caW.n.a
(800) 788-1125 for information.
Or wr ite to: Gor en Bridie
Le«er, P.O. Bos 4410, Cbica10,
fil 60880.
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
When you're tuned
Let the
ct .. alfled
Service
Directory
help you find
reliable help.
842·5&78
To place an ad In
Cl•••lfl•d Call 842·15878.
into classified
you're tuned into
your community.
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'94 DISCOV•AY
1 local owner. Perl
cond. Loaded •. Lo
mllea . (095158)
'92 RANG• ROVER
County. SllV•r beauty.
Bookl/records. Travel
In 1tylel (810123)
LAND ROVER
MISSIONVl..,0
714-389-8790
•es ••PRIT
British Racing GrHn MERCURY magnolia leather, CD,
OZ racing wh .. 11, --------
glas1 top, 4k mUea •7a Or•nd M•r.-la
(F63076) •54,995 Xlnt Condi 1-Gwnr
BAUl!R LOTUS
COSTAMUA
714.842. 7700
MAZDA 9125
39K Orig Ml. 4-0 R.
S2!500. 940-8070
9210
'MT•RCIU.
P/S, C&aa~e.
Gaa Saver
101314/f'04e82t4
t7,HS
'94 DISCOVl!RY SE •95 Mazda Mlllenla
7 Paasenger. Loaded. Near flawleaa, 53k
Lo mllH. (083882) mllH. $18,900
'91 Capri Conv. Red,
1.0DOHC, 18valve,
dual airbags. auto, ac,
pwr wtndowa/door
locks. alum whla,
Lo1dedl 48k. ml,
Locally driven car.
17500. 644-0427
'93 CAROLLA DX
A/C, Auto
200522!ZO&MS7
t8,99S
5 52-8700 '98 DISCOWRY SI!
Black. Loaded. Front --------•NISSAN 91 SO
Brush Guard. AfT. MERCEDES 9130 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'87 4X4XCAB
PICKUP
5 Spffd-,P/S
101115/59098
$9,495 (181847) Lo Lo Mileti iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Sl!NTRA 2DR
Auto, A/C, Caaaene,
Mint Cond., Mutt Seel
Toyota Of
Huntington a .. c:h
714-847-8559
LAHOROVER
MISSION Vll!.10
714-385-8750
LEXUS 9115
.• ., •s 300
Leather, Moonroof,
CD, Save SS
(018625)
'94 LS 400
Trac , Nakamlcnl,
Leather, Moonroof. . co.
(199437) $32,997
'95 ES 300
Leather, Moonrool,
CD
(095149) S24,997
'9 3 OS 3QO
Leather, Moonrool.
Traction, CD
(038110) $23,997
'93 l!S 300
Loather, Moonrool.
CD
(211758) $2 1 ,997
'95 SC 400
Coupe, Leather ,
Moonroor, Nakamachl,
CD
$37,997
'93 LS 400
Leather, Moonrool, co
•93 as 300
Royal Jade, Lexus
Certified, Must See.
(032746) $25,977
·ea os 300
Black, Lexus Certified,
36k, A Black Beauty.
(089430) S301977
'92 SC 400
Garnet, Lexus Certl·
lied, Must Sff.
(3413) $24,977
i.ax.u• MISSION VIEJO
1 ·800.889-153 98
'83 190 Dle1el 4-dr
Sedan. Look• a11d
runs greatl Reliable.
$2200. 873-9047 200589/NC710363
$9,995
'81 380SLC, Blk w/ VOLVO. 9230
Palamlmo Interior, pwr Toyota Of ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii brks, 1unrf, 140K ml Huntington B••Ch 1•
S6000.obo780·8008 714-847·85 55 '82 240DL 4dr, 178k
1st Come 1at Servedl -,.,.-4-P_A_T_:::;i.,.F-l_N...,,D"""'E...,R~L~E ml. auto, $1600. Good • n cond. Rich 854·9562.
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to find services
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and plumbers to
landscapers
& painters.
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your used vehicle through classified
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Overstocked with
stuff'? •
A call to
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warr. to 84k. Many•---------
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-, 9_4_P_A_T_H_F_l_N_D.......,l!..,,.R Wolfaberg EDT. Orig.
SI! Loaded, Leather, owner, Excellent Cond
Sunroof, 4 Dr, 4WD, $4,900 obo 650-9195 Pristine, One Owner.1 ________ _
(238068)
LAND ROVER
M ISSION VIE.JO
714-385 8750
PLYMOUTH 9165
'9 3 ACCLAIM
4Dr, Auto, AJC.
Must See.
200538/TS49208
$8,995
Toyot• of
Huntingt o n B eech
7 14-847-8 555
PONTIAC 9170
'9 5 ORAND AM QT,
FULLY LOADED
ALARM·2·DR. UNDER
18K Ml, $11,800.
714-645-9153
PORSCHE 9175
'89 930 TURBO
CABRIOLET
SLANT NOSI! One
owner Red Claaslcl
Very Low Mll•a. For
th• Collector or
EnlhusJut.
(070418) 152 ,490
MISC. AUTO 9245
CARS FOR $100111
Seized & aold locally
this month. Sports,
4x4 's, Motorcyclea,
RV's, Boats, Comput-
ers and more.
Call toll frff
1 -a 0 0 .5 2 2 ·2 7 3 0
ext.2405
FROM S175 .
Poraches. Cadillacs,
Chevys, BMW'S, Cor·
vettes. Also Jeeps,
4WO's. Your area. Toll
free 1 ··800-218-9000
Ext. A·5139
for current llallnga.
SEIZl!D CARS
from $150. Jaguar.
Corvette, Mercedes,
BMW, Porsche ,
Honda, 4x4'a, trucks
and more. Local
sales/direc1ory. Toll
free 1-800-669-2292 ext. A-4000
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you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
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