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Home My WebLink About1997-08-18 - Orange Coast Pilot" :'. SPOR T S New fi elds open up at'Bob Henry Park .serving t he Newport-Mesa community since 190~ , AROUND TOWN EVENTS TO HELP YOU PLAN THE WEEK AHEAD 1 BAND CAMP -Orange Coast ~ College's College for Kids program presents beginning and intermediate band camp today at Paularino School, t 060 Paularino, Costa Mesa. Begin- ners meet from 8:45 to 10:15 a .m. and intermediates meet 12 to 2 p .m. The cost for each level is $39. Call 432-5880. 2 s1mR CITY MEETING -The Newport Beach/Cabo San Lucas Sister City Commit- tee meets Tuesday at 5:30 p.m . at The Bluewater Grill, 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. The committee will plan the next trip to Cabo San Lucas and Mexican Independence Day party. Call 646-4278. 3 WRffiNG WORKSHOP -A 10-week writing workshop begins Wednesday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W, 19th St. The cost is $35 and limited to 10 people. C all 645-2.356. 4 SENIOR CITIZENS SEMINAR -Hoag Heallh Center pre- sents a free seminar for senior citizens called The Jow- ney from Fatigue to Energy, Wednesday at 10 a.m. at t 190 Baker Blvd., Costa Mesa. Lunch will be served to attendees. For more information, Call 800-763· 3224 or 668-2550. SCHAMBER BREAKFAST -The Costa Mesa c:;:hamber of Commerce preients a 90- -t:ftnute Breakfast Boost Thurs- day from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at Captains Table Restaurant in .Orange Coast College. The topic is: Defining Yow Prospects Easi- ly and EtfidenUy. 1be cost is $12 for prepaid reservations and $17 at the door. Call 574-8780. 6BLOOD DRFVE -The New· port Harbor Elles Lodge #1767 needs donors for the second annual American Red Cross Blood Drive Friday from 1 to 6:30 p .m. at 3456 Via Oporto in Lldo Marina Village. Walk-ins are welcome. Call 497-5749. 7SENIOR CENTER SEMINAR - Costa Mesa Senior Center offers a free seminar called Make the Best of Your Medica- tions Friday from 1 to 2 p.m . at 695 W. 19th St. Immediately fol- lowing, from 2 to 4 p.m ., there will be a •brown bag• program for participants to have their medication evaluated. Call 645- 2356. 8 MEET THE LEGISLATORS - The Young Executives of America hosts an evening with area legislators Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Shark Oub, 8'1 Baker St., Costa Mesa. The ~ ii $35 per person. For more information, call 759-S..56. DON LEACH I OAl.V PILOT Patty Henry (right), widow of Newport Beach oftlcer Bob Henry, ls greeted by Elana Peten who wears a shirt ln memory of the slain police offtcef'. 'IWo yean after his death. Bob Henry is remembered at a park dedication bearing bis name. Dedicated to Bob Henry • Two years after his death, Bob H~nry is remembered during the dedication of a neigh- borhood park that now bears his name. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Nam- ing a sports park where children Will gather to play is a fitting way to honor slain Newport Beach Police officer Bob Henry, because sports and family each played a major role in his life, officials said Sunday. About 300 people turned out on a sun-drenched afternoon for the dedication ceremonies ot Bob Henry Park, the new dty park at the comer of 16th Street and Dover Drive named for the olticer who was fatally shot While on duty In 1995. Henry, who was 30 and had been on the force for five years when he died, was shot March 12, 1995 In the parking lot of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, just a few hundred yards from the park that now bears his name. He was fondly remembered Sunday as a devoted officer, lov- ing husband and father of three -as well as an amateur athlete who, despite not being blessed with lots of natural ability, excelled on the field with a strong will and detennina tion. Henry's mother, Lois, tearfully said her son -who loved playing football, baseball and basketball -would have enjoyed such a park. •He just loved sports,• she said. 'He'd play anything.' Henry's widow, Patty, agreed that the new, 4 112-aae park that features two softball and baseball diamonds was a fitting tribute to her husband. •A park like this is so Bob- Uke, • said Patty Henry, who attended the ceremonies with her three children -Bobby, 8, Jenn.a, 4, and Alyssa, 2. ' Police Chief Bob McDonell said there •couldn't be a more fit- VOICES 'Every time the name is said, I hope people will think back . ., ' -MAYOR JAN DEllAY 'We 're honored, but at the same time,· ,it's a terrible price to have to pay .. .' -LOIS HENRY, MOlher aA Min olfi-Bob ....... ., ting tribute• to the former officer who competed on the depart- ment's Cop Bowl football team and emerged as a team leader. As. a lasting tribute to Henry's athletic ability, a SSOO scholarship has been established and wW be awarded to high ~ool ,a thletes who epitomize the offlcer's spirit On Sunday, La Habra Hlgh School football player Damon 1Hstan received the lint Orange County Police All Star Bob Henry Memorial Sch91arship. -eyand Tiffin)' Sabor>- dit ti.ye found • pretty good fishing spot on the I ..... Pier. Vlslton come fnlm ml ... -.ICI 10--- llltq ... on 1he ,.... llld 10 1ry llld lend 1he =:!r "2:.-.. Plans for the neighborhood park were under way when Hen- ry was killed. but one month after be died, the Oty Cound.l decided to name the park in his honor and poured about St million into its planning, officials said. · Mayor Jan Dehay said she was ·overwhelmed. by the huge community turnout for the dedi- cation ceremonies and said, hope- fully, the new park will serve as a •SEE DEDICATED PAGE M NEIGHBORS People you know making the news Freeway chase ends in Mexico •Costa Mesa man allegedly leads police on lrigh-speed chase that cov- ers 117 miles and ends in crash on Mexico freeway. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A man wanted for allegedly trying to run over a Costa Mesa Police officer with his car Friday night led authorities on a 117-mile, high- spee_d chase that ended after he crashed through the U.S.-Mexico border, rammed a Mexican police vehicle and was arrested, police said. Arturo Bermudez, 24, of Costa Mesa, was arrested in Mexico at the end of the one-how pursuit and now faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and cross- ing the border illegally. According to police, the chase started ill 11 :34 p.m . when Costa Mesa police were called to an apartment complex in the 2000 block of Wallace Street to investi- gate reports of several men fight- ing. The tight apparently broke out when several residents began • SEE CHASE PAGE AA CITY CO U NCIL Residents keep an eye •t . on VIJlJDID manufacturer •They claim Westar Nutrition is too noisy and processing causes odors. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Qty Council tonight will consider whether to allow a vitamin man- ufacturer to continue operating in a residential area where neigh- bors say the business doesn't belong. The council will bold a public bearing on the appeal of last month's Planning Commission decision that allowed Westar Nutrition to rtay at 1239 Victoria St. •SEE COUNCIL PAGE M QASWIEO •••••••.• .IJ LOCilfrt •• I !,, ••••••••• M •1G1•QM ......... .AZ llWI IC~IQS -..... .IZ ..... s .. ,4 ......... .11 r.-- " • . ·. SPORTS New fields open up at Bob Henry Park .NEIGHBORS People you know making the news 5erving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . AROUND TOWN EVENTS TO HELP YOU PLAN THE WEEK AHEAD 1 BAND CAMP -Orange Coast ~ College's College for Kids program presents beginning Ond intermediate band camp today at Paularino School, 1060 Paularino, Costa Mesa. Begin- ners meet from 8:45 to 10:15 a.m. and intermediates meet 12 to 2 p.m. The cost for each level is $39. Call 432-5880. 2 SISTER CITY MEETING -The N ewport Beach/Caho San Lucas Sister City Conunit- tee meets Tuesday at 5:30 p .m. at The Bluewater Grill, 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. The comm.ittee will plan the next bip to Cabo San Lucas and Mexican independence Day party. Call 646-4278. 3 WRmNG WORKSHOP -A 10-week writing workshop begins Wednesday from 1:30 to 3 p .m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W, 19th St. The cost is $35 and limited to 1 O people. Call 645-2356. 4 SENIOR cmZENS SEMINAR - Hoag Health Cente r pre- sents a free seminar for senior citizens called The Jour· ney from Fatigue to Energy, Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 1190 Baker Blvd., Costa Mesa. Lunch will be served to attendees. For more information, Call 800·763· 3224 or 668-2550. SEBER BREAKFAST -The Mesa Ghamber of ~ erce presents a 90- ?Vnnute Breakfast Boost Thurs. day from 7:15 to 8:45 a .m. at Captains Table Restaurant in .Orange Coast College . The topic is: Defining Your Prospects Easi- ly and Efficiently. The cost is $12 for prepaid reservati"ons and $17 at the door. Call 574-8780. 6BLOOD DRIVE -The New- port Harbor Elks Lodge #1767 needs donors for the second annual American Red Cross Blood Drive Friday from 1 to 6:30 p.m. at 3456 Via Oporto in Ll.do Marina Village. Walk·ins are welcome . Call 497-5749. 7 SENIOR CENTER SEMINAR - • • Costa Mesa Senior Center • offers a free seminar called Make the Best of Your Medica- tions Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. at 695 W. 19th St. Immediately fol- lowing, from 2 to 4 p.m ., there will be a "brown bag" program for participants to have their medication evaluated. Call 645- 2356. 8 MEET THE UGISLATORS - The Young Executives of America hosts an evening with area legislators Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Shark Cub, 841 Baker St., Costa Mesa. The ~ is S35 per person. For more information, call 759-S.56. DON L.!ACH I OAJLY Pl.OT Patty Henry (right), widow of Newport Bea.ch offtcer Bob Henry, la greeted by Elana Peten who wean a shirt ln memory of the slain police officer. Two yean after bis death, Bob Henry la remembered at a park dedJcatton bearing bis name. Dedicated to Bob Henry •Two years after his death, Bob Henry is remembered during the dedication of a neigh- borhood park that now bears his name. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Nam· ing a sports park where children will gather to play is a fitting way to honor slain Newport Beach Police officer Bob Henry, because sports and family each played a major role in his tile, oftidals said Sunday. About 300 people turned out on a sun-drenched Afternoon for the dedication ceremonies of Bob Henry Park, the new city park at the comer of 16th Street and Dover Drive named for the officer who was fatally shot while on duty In 1995. Henry, who was 30 and had been on the force for five years when he died, was shot March 12, 1995 In the parking lot of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Chwch, just a few hundred yards from the park that now bean bis name. He was fondly remembered Sunday as a devoted officer, lov- ing husband and father of three -as well as an amateur athlete who, despite not being blessed with lots of natural ability, excelled on the field with a strong will and determination. Henry's mother, Lois, tearfully said her son -who loved playing football, baseball and basketball -would have enjoyed such a par It. •He just loved sports: she said. "He'd play anything.· Henry's widow, Patty, agreed that the new, 4 ln-acre park that features two softball and baseball diamonds was a fitting tribute to her husband. "A park llk.e this is so Bob- like, • said Patty Henry, who attended the ceremonies with her three children -Bobby, 8, Jenna, 4, and Alyssa, 2. · Police Chief Bob McDonell said there "couldn't be a more fit· VOICES 'Every time the name is said, I hope people will think back ... ' -MAYOR JAN DEIAY We're honored, but at the same time, it's a tenible price to have to pay ... ' -LOIS~· mother d si.ln otfloor Bob Helvy ting bibute• to the fonner officer who competed on the depart- ment's Cop Bowl football team and emerged as a team leader. As a lasting tribute to Henry's athletic ability, a SSOO scbolarsbip has been established and will be awarded to high school athletes who epitomize the offloer's spirit. On Sunday, La Habra High School football playi!:r Damon ntstan n!Celved the fim Orange County Police All Star Bob Heruy Memorial Schc:>larship. Plans for the neighborhood park were under way when Hen- ry was killed, but one month after he died, the Qty Council decided to name the park in his honor and poured about St million into its planning, officials said. Mayor Jan Oebay said she was ·overwhelmed" by the huge community twnout for the dedi- cation ceremonies and said, hope- fully, the new park will seJVe as a • SEE DEDICATED PAGE A4 ·~;-.. ··~ .. ··-·--·-.. ·-~~·-···-··----------··---··-----·--------·---------------------- F~way chase ends in Mexico •Costa Mesa man allegedly leads police on high-speed chase that cov- ers 117 miles and ends in crash on Mexico freeway. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA - A man wanted for allegedly trying to run over a Costa Mesa Police officer with bis car Friday night led authorities on a 117-mile, high- spee:d chase that ended after he crashed through the U.S.-Mexico border, rammed a Mexican police vehicle and was arrested, police said. Arturo Bermudez, 24, of Costa Mesa, was arrested in Mexico at the end of the one-hour pwsuit and now faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and cross- ing the border illegally. According to police, the chase started at 11 :34 p.m . when Costa Mesa police were called to an apartment complex in the 2000 block of Wallace Street to investi- gate reports of several men fight- ing. The fight apparently broke out when several residents began • SEE CHASE PAGE A4 CITY COUNCIL Residents keep an eye on vitamin manufacturer •They claim Westar Nutrition is too noisy and processing causes odors. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council tonight will consider whether to allow a vitamin. man- ufacturer to continue operating in a residential area where neigh- bors say the business doesn't belong. The council will bold a public hearing on the appeal of last month's Planning Commission decision that allowed Westar Nubibon to stay at 1239 Victoria St. • SEE COUNCIL PAGE A4 C1A!5ll iBI ......... .13 LC>Glft • • • -•••••••• .Al r•1an • ...... _ .. ./112 w IK!ffCIS . ' .... .12 .... ,s .............. , :coMMUNITY Gtnny Smltb and Ron . Raya, both 'from Costa Mesa. were · named 1997 · Orange Coun- . ty Fair Employees of the Year. Gin- ny is in charge Ron Raya GlnnT SJDltb of community entertainment, senior days and the Friends of the Fair program. Ron is a first. year fair employee and aided in the pre-fair set up of every exhib- it and worked as a safety officer dwmg the Fair. Frank Baltazar, of Newport Beach, won two wundtrip tickets for Amtrak's Califorrua Zephyr compliments of Newport-Mesa travel MILITARY Navy Petty Officer Flrst Class Robert Saunders, whose wife, Susan is the daughter of Glenn and Nora Lusk of Costa Mesa is halfway through a six-month deployment to the Western Pacif- ic Ocean and Persian Gulf aboard the gwded missile destroyer USS Stethem. r: · Christopher Tlsler, son of I-David Tuler of Costa Mesa and •"'J>ebra llsler of Beaverton, .,Mich., has joined the U.S. Army : under the Delayed Entry Pro- , .gram at the U.S Army Reouit- 1 :)ng Station, Midland, Mich. and -will report to Fort Benrung, Columbus Ga. .EDUCATION : : Margaret Murphy, of Costa :Mesa, was inducted into the · "CSULB chapter of Pi Alpha ; ·~pha, a national honor society • lor public affairs and administra- : -Uon. Newport-Mesa Unified School District Elementary Lunch Menu • Wednesday: Turkey bologna on a soft roll, shredded lettuce, fresh fruit choice of milk. •Thursday: Jumbo corn dog, mustard and catsup, oven baked French fries, applesauce, choice of milk. • •Friday: Rib-e-que on a hoagie roll, barbecue sauce, seasoned corn, peaches, choice of milk. Marta,._, an Orange Coast College ltudent, received an art schoJanb1p from the Costa Mesa Art League and wu honored with other scho)Arship winners at a reception at the league's gallety that featured some of hEtr work. Jaime A.. Parrla, of Corona del Mar, will attend the School of Business Management at Mount Saint Mary's College in Brent- wood. CORPORATE • . ~' Newport Beach resident Joeepb JC.ue. cla was elected partner in the Newport Beach-based law fiim Feld- sott, Lee & Feinberg. Violet P. Joaeph Kaneda Woodhome of the La.w Offices of Vio- let P. Woodhouse in Newport Beach was certified at a legal specialist in Family Law. Sueanne Padnl, of Newport Beach, is a co- chair of Orange Coun- ty's sixth annu- al Race for the Cure to benefit the Susan G . Komen Breast Cancer Foun- dation. New-Sueume Padnl port Beach res- idents serving on the executive committe for the race are: Sally Molnar, JW Todd, Sharon Elter- ley. Allee Johnson, Pam Nellon, Lorrie Tuerk, Marianne Nahin, Brenda Colgate, and Lynn Hart- line. Costa Mesa residents serv- ing on the executive committee are: Trish Taboada, Krtstina Morgan, GWlan Shaw and Steven Pradin. Scott Leigh, publisher of the Costa Mesa-based magazine "Dockside,• hired Susan Colby as editor of the magazine. Wendy Miler and Scott McManlgal Miller-McManigal The Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar was the setting for the June 1 wedding of Wendy Noelle Miller of Newport Beach and Scott Paul McManigal of Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Miller of Lagu- na Hills. Her gown had a white Venetian lace bodice with a full •enot READE8S HODJNE 642-6086 I VOL ,,, NO. 1• 1'•IAIH.Dl80ll ~ ............ L, edllDr' • ......... ~·Miiot 'Nmf D DI I at, •• W.>1 ... ~ ldltor ...... ""' ClflldW -om-. ........ w1••r1 == l'te«>rd your_ <otnMtntS •bout the O.lty Piiot or MWS tips. ADQllUS 0ur addres11s now. aay st .. <:Oita Mesa, C.lf. 12627. ....... • ....... . It ht:tpJ>ened a year ago ~day Newport BMCh fin ud ...... oftl. dalt'received new uaUonM that are National Board for Professional Teaching Standards • • cheaper, safer and keep weuen cooler. . •niese are fire resistant, they add • that extra level of protection," said New- port Pire and Marine Lt. John Blauer. Certlftc4tion ii a part of a movement to raise the ltandards of teaching nation- wide. a ~ Bven with fire-proof qualities, the ah1rts breathe better than polyester. The new line was designed for hot weather, u in hot as a burning building or ~ Orange County's bot August weather. Each of the department's 90 or so field officers began wearing the darker •wmts just in time for fall. Former Newport Harbor Sailor foot- ball star and world record holder iD water skiing Muon Thompson died apparently from an accidental electrocu· tion while bopping a fence to leave a water ski at a friend's home. The ded.sion to go with the new shirts ir.ras made by the department safety ,.cpmmission, an internal organization lbat advises the fire chief. "He was a real class guy -a great kid," said Newport Harbor coach Jeff Brlnkley. a Y£.S, rT WAS ONLY A YEAR AGO THAT. •• Kathy Betz, of Baltimore, finished a 30-day, transcontinental bicycle ride in Newport Beach in an effort to heighten awareness of breast cancer for the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Residents near the Blg Canyon Country Cub complained about the coyotes Jb,at roam the club's golf course at night, which make "blood-curdling" noises and kill neighborhood animals including an 18-pound tabby. a Sixth-grade teacher Claire Ratfleld became the only teacher in the country to earn two certifications from the Erle Metz, senior animal control offi- cer with Newport Beach Police Depart- ment, said the best tactic against coyotes is prevention. Keep pets inside at night, keep garbage cans covered and avoid feeding the coyotes. -Compiled by Leslie Simmons - briefly in the news Participants sought for Race for the Cure More than 17,000 participants are expected at the Sixth Annual Orange County Race for the Cure at Fashion Island. Sept. 28. The event'• theme this year is: No woman with breast cancer should ever walk alone. Proceeds will benefit the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Race co-chair Suanne Pacini extends an invitation to breast cancer survivors who will be hon- ored at the event. "The highlight of the day is this uplifting, emotional tribute where we celebrate with and honor breast cancer survivon, • Pacini said. Survivors will receive •sur- vivor" caps and button and a spe- cial hospitality area will be set up for them and their famiHes, They are encouraged to call 224·0292 for Information. Race for the Cure is the largest event in California dedicated solely to raising money for breast cancer. To date, the Orange County Race has raised $1.4 mil- lion and 7 5 % of the proceeds benefit local Komen programs. To enter the event or volunteer, call 224-0290. -..By Leslie Simmons weddings and engagements silk chantung skirt. Meyercord, son of Phyllis and Wade Meyer- cord of Los Gatos. They will be married Oc11 4 in Beaulieu Gardens of Rutherford , Calif. Her maid of honor was Renee Ba.rich and bridesmaids were JilliAn Hanington. Jay Gauvain, Kath· leen Cunning- ham, Janice Dendinger, Usa McManigal and Suzanne Holtz. The bride-Kura lrvtne and Rou Meyercord The pride- elect is e gradu- ate of Newport Harbor High School and Uni-groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McManigal of Newport Beach. His best man was TI.mothy Galusha and groomsmen were Cordell Miller, Michael Bendetti, David Nei- versity of Notre Dame and her fiance graduated from Bellannine High School and Harvey Mudd College in Claremont. • thardt, Philip Stirling, Ross Boon K • 1ift and Todd Burton. azru- The couple plan to live in San· Issa and Georgette Kami of ta Monica following a wedding Buena Park have announced the trip to Australia and Fiji. engagement of their daughter, . lrvine-~eyercord Samar, to Todd ntt. son of Tom and Karen ntt of Costa. Mala. They will be married NOY. 1 ln St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach. Michael and Carolyn Irvine of Cos Cob, Conn. have announced the engavmnent of their daugh- ter, Keua Louile, to Roa Andrew ~ ~IM<tl Wboe 1M4 Costa~ .,., • Corona dtl Mar .,.. WNUCAIT The bride-elect 11 a graduate of Ecole Offtcielle de1 PWea in LOCATION ... : .... .Siii ~ ............ 2-11 =rt •••••••••• ;3-IJ .......... ~. ... Mtey •••••••• .Jill ~ ............. ,.a~ • Newport honors top junior lifeguards Newport Beach's summer crop of 997 junior litegua.rds graduated Aug. 14 at Peninsula Park. Assistant Junior Guard Coordi- nator John Mitchell honored the top perf onners, according to a point system in each grade group: 9-through 11-year-olds Jeff Ogorek, Katie Erickson, Kevin Welch and Danielle Carlson; 12- to 13-year-olds Aaron Piersol, Brin Ludwig, Ross Sinclair and Lauren Powers; and 14-to 15- year-olds Casey Peterson, John Grass, Kyndra Cox and Casey Grondahl. Lebanon and Glendale Commu- nity College and her fiance grad- uated from Newport Harbor High School and Tulane University in New Orleans. Chiropractic center offers free exam for school items By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-Back to Basics Health and .Wellness Center will donate chiropractic care to contin- uing patients in exchange for basic school supplies to benefit the newly re-opened Rea Ele- mentary School. The Costa Mesa-based chiro- practic office will offer to new patients donating supplies worth $35 or more a first-time visit eval- uation and x-rays, which usually cost around $175. Continuing patients can save $25 off a chiro- practic adjustment if they donate items worth $10. Even though the school is only open to fifth-and sixth-graders, Moss said the elementary school's budget is tight and enrollment is expecteq .. to double the second year. Many of the students come from disadvantaged homes and are in need of supplies. The following items are need- ed: notebook paper (lined and unlined), binders, folders, pencils, colored pencils, pens, colored water-base markers, water colors with brushes, rulers and compass- es, erasers, scissors, colored con- struction paper, glue sticks, graph paper and backpacks. The center, located at 1680 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m . on the first day of school. For appoint- ments, call 650-0736. Child care centers get United Way money 1bree Costa Mesa-based child care centers received money from Orange County's United Way this month. Girls Inc. of Orange County received $127,433, Orange Coun- ty Children Abuse Prevention Center received $119,531 and the YMCA of Orange County received $227,737. The three services funded are involved in child care. "It's had a huge impact on our agency to have United Way fund- ing," said Kathy McCarrell of the Orange County Child Abuse Pre· vention Center. McCarrell said the money will be used over a two-year period for three programs: a panel of teenage mothers who wish they hadn't had children, a "Welcome Baby" mentoring program for new moms, and a service to teach and counsel parents who are hav- ing difficulties with older chil· dren. The center will use half of its donation, over the next year, for a traveling program designed for teenage girls in middle school and high school that teaches pregnancy, drug and alcohol pre- vention and tools to improve aca- deinic performance. The other half of the grant is for an after·school education pro- gram for low-income parents with children ages 5 to 12. "Our commitment is to improve the Jives of ch1ldren ~ their families through the use of these funds,• said Marla Chavez Wilcox. president of Orange County's UnUed Way. ·' ~. I •• BALBOA PIER ·REELING IN VISITORS Fishermen have their own school of thought on how to land the big one. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot • EDt'l'OfrS NOTE: The Fun Zone's always there. So Is the k.e rink In Costa Mesa. For that matter, the fishing boats chug out of Newport Harbor~ar round. But in summer, they shine a bit hter, This ls another In a summer-long series o artkles that will focus on the things of summer. the places that we take for grant- ed all year long. BALBOA PIER -Even if they're forced to tell stories about •the big one that got away,• anglers who flock to the Balboa Pier to fish say there's no better way to spend a sunny summer day. On most days -particu- larly a sunny Sunday after- noon in the middle of sum- mer -the city's short wooden pier is lined with anglers. Young and old arrive early to jockey tor position. First-time fishermen brush elbows with seasoned veterans, all with the same goal -landing the big 1 one. On Sunday afternoon, Paul Sabandit of Diamond Bar and his two young children spent the day fishing off the pier, with little success. The Sabandit's catch bucket was empty -only one small mackerel that had to be tossed back was caught -but the day wasn't a total waste. •1t•s a lot of fun,• Sabandit said "Especially today. It's not too hot. A perfect day for fishing.• Max Tabikha lives in Temecula but drives to Newport Beach at least once a week to try his luck in the shallow waters off the Balboa Pier. With three rods in the water at once and a bell on each tip to signal a strike, Tabik.ha stays pretty busy and said it's a great way to spend a summer afternoon. "The scenery is great,• Tabikha said. "The pier is a high-point, so you can see everything from up here.• And a good day at the pier can mean an even bet- ter night at the dinner table, Tabikha said. "I use the barbecue a lot,• he said. Ted Dimeola of Newport Beach is a self-described "old salty dog" who has spent a couple days a week during the past 30 years with a rod and reel at the tip of the Balboa Pier. Dimeola and oth- ers said fishing off the pier amounts to •a diamond in the rough• that few locals ever take advantage of. "I love it down here,• saiq Dimeola as he speared another slimy squid onto a hook. "During summer, it's even bet- ter.· Dimeola, a retired accountant, grew up on the East Coast, where he would go clamming off the coast of Massa- chusetts with his family. "I've. been around the sea my whole life,• said Dimeola, 72. "But like they say on the commercials, 'it just doesn't get a better than this.'• Everybody on the pier seemed to have his own secret to luring the big one, from strange mixtures of bait to exotic knots to tie the hook to the line. But Eddie and Stephen Carvalis of Irvine really think they've stumbled onto something that could revolution- ize the sport of ocean fishing: peanut butter. "The fish love it,• Eddie Carvalis said. •1 use crunchy, but my brother uses creamy. I don't know wruch is best." Afbberm.an t.kManoon- Umemoor.e wld1e the fishing Is slow OD the Balboa • ' Pier. Some-.• times you're lucky to catch ' aomethlng. Sometimes you're lucky jmtto be out ln the sun- shlne. DONUACH I DAILY PILOT Tabikha and others on the pier are more conventional -no peanut butter for them -creamy or crunchy. "I use mussels, mackerel, anchovies,• he said. Despite their "secret weapon,· the Carvalis brothers didn't fare much bet- ter than their pier mates on Sunday. but they may still have the best bait on the pier. "What we don't use, we eat with some crackers,· Ste phen Carvalis said. around town Site focuses on Crystal Cove lifestyle • YIDDISH ALM The Jewish Senior Center pre- sents the film •Green Fields" at 12:30 at 250 E. Baker St., Suite 0, Costa Mesa. The public is invited. A lunch will be served prior to the film at 11 :45 a.m . The cost for the hmch and movie is $3 for seniors and $4 for others. For more infor- mation, call 513-5641. CPRO.ASS Fitness Concepts, INC. offers a CPR class for heartsaver and healthcare provider levels from 6 to 10 p.m. at Hoag Hospital 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. The class is taught with American Heart Association guidelines. The cost is $27. For more information, call 631-3623. TUESDAY ESTATE PLANNING Menill Lynch presents a free )eminar called Advanced Estate Planning for Estates over $5 mil- lion at 12 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Registration is at 11:45 a.m . For reservations, call 955-6133. DIVORa SEMINAR Law Offices of Lisa Ciancio presents a free seminar called What You Need to Know About .an Uncontested Divorce, at 6:30 .p.m.. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite '300, Newport Beach. For reserva- 1ions, call 574-0866. STRESS LECTURE Park Place Presents hosts a lec- ture on stress management from 6 to 1 p.m. in Jennifer Copp Hall at 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East, Suite 109, Costa Mesa. The cost is $10. For more information, call 432-0908. IREAKFAST FORUM • The Inside Edge Foundation for Education hosts a breakfast forum to discuss the topic Your Mental Glass Ceiling: How Much Money You Make is Between You and Your Mother 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Brist0l Street, Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 for first time guests and $35 for all others. For reservations, call 460-4242. THURSDAY UNEMPLOYED CAREER NElWORK The 1997 Career Network free meeting for those unemployed meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in the Stew- art Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The fea- tured topic is: Interviews That Get Job Offers. For more information, 74-2239. ESTATE Pt.ANNING Merrill Lynch presents a free seminar called Estate Planning for Estates over $2 million at 12 p.m . at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Registration is at 11 :45 a.m. The same &eminar will meet at 6:45 p .m . at City National Bank building, third floor, 4685 MacArthur Court, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Registration is at 6:30 p .m. For reservations, call 955-6133 .. RESUME WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center hosts a free resume workshop from 11 a.m. to 12 :30 p .m. in room 106 of OCC'1 Coun- seling and Admissions Building, 2701 Palrview Road. COlta Mesa. Por information, call 432-5162. SATIJRDAY GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOP The Colonel Wlll.iam Cabell Chapter of the National Society of the Daughter's of the American Revolution offers a free genealog- ical workshop for beginners and advanced genealogists from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . at Glendale Feder- al Bank, Fashion Island, 100 Newport Center Drive., Newport Beach. Seating is limited. Reser- vations required. For reserva- tions, call 494-3833. CUT-A-THON The Hampton Salon of New- port Beac h hosts a one day cut- a-thon from 9 a .m . to 4 p.m. at 301 Bayview Circle, Suite 100, Newport Beach. The events benefits the Women In Need Foundation. All hair cuts will be $25. Reservations are required. For an appointment, call 854- 6100. • Send your ARowa> TOWN Items to: The Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 w. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646- 4170 or call ~1224, ext. 333. st eve lacy D ataBase Solutions, Inc. sponsors a web site that should interest anyone who's followed events surround- COLLEGE PHARMACY SINC& 1H2 "OLD FASHIONEP FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER W• aP•GIALIZK Ill UNIQUS a HAllD TO l'lllD IT&Ma. OllTHOP•DIG •U~L•••· ............... •UVDY ...... AWAILA .... ing Crystal Cove. It features a series of photographs from the center of the dispute between long-time residents and the Cali- fornia Park Service. Some images capture the curious tem- perment of cove dissidents. It's reflected in ramshackle bunga- lows, shelters built of flotsam and seaweed, and eclectic lob- ster Ooat collections. In other images, what's beyond ownership predomi- nates, such as azure sides embellished with tinctured stria- tions, hovering over a tranquil strand. • STEVE LACY'S web profiles appear every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL C.11 for Free V'ldeo RIC! (address) of your Home Page to dp1- lot20earthlink.net. In the subject line. type the word login . hllp lltl 11!111 I' .11 ol ', 1111 1111 It 1 I 1 11 I r '1 \ • I ii 111 tNTDfAITM COUNOl The Newport-Mesa-trvlne 1ntemlth Council, an umbrella organlzetion for several area service groups. needs vol- unteers active In local congregations. For information, call Jim Oe8oom. • '548-4942. . . .. . ~UVENILf DIAIETES FOUNDATION fNTERNATIONAl. '' The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Orange County Chapter. ~is see«lng volunteers to serve on its 1 golf toumament committee and for data entry. Also, a publk relations -intern is needed. For information, call Lee Powell at 553-0363. -'IUDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection is dedl- •' cated to the emotional, educational .and financial needs of children afflict· "" ed with cancer Volunteers are need· 'ed. For information. call 851 ·7n4. ~ UFEUNE LIVING CENTERS . Mentally ill adults rely on the New· CHASE CONTINUED FROM A 1 · drgumg dbout loud music that wds pldying, police said Officers arnved to find several DEDICATED CONTINUED FROM A 1 constdnl renunder of the sacrifice made by Henry. ·Every time the name 1s said, l hope people will think back," Uebay SdJd. Henry's parents, who lived in Westrrunster when their son was lulled, but retired to Munetta last ye81, admitted they had mixed emt>tions about the park being ndJiled m honor of their son. "It's hard," Lois Henry said. "We're honored, but at the same time, it's a terrible price to have to pay." volunteer directory port 8"°' center for m.ldentlal ~ Ing. It Mtds profwssloNI furicHllsen to support and malnt.Jn th5 ~. Cont.ct Jerry Galsen 8t 675-1700. MAACH Of DIMES The MlfCh of Dime office In New- port INd\ needs volunteefS to c.oord~ natt and 1ndex resource flies and a.- ate a rnmw ftllng system of ln#Ol'"IM- tion and referral sources. This agency. dedicmd to ~ng birth defec1s, also needs front offlce assistants. Ori- entation Is provided. For Information, call 263-1100. MASTEJt CHORALE Of ORANGE COUNTY The performing arts organization needs volunteers for computer input. tidcetlng. flllng and handling phones. For information, call 556-6262. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Counseling Ser- vkes needs mentors to make a lasting Impact on a young person's life. Ten to 16 year old students matched with mentors Improve their school perfor- mance and self-esteem while develop- ing positive peer and adult relation- ships. Your commitment of six hours per month includes Mentor training, men brawling with sticks, crow bars, bottles and other weapons. One victim was found on the ground, bleeding from a head injury. When one of the officers spot- ted a suspect running from the scene. he ran after and tackled the man. The officer then looked up to see a 1988 Volkswagen driven by Bermudez heading toward lum and the officer had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. The suspect he had just tack- led also was nearly run over, police said. Bermudez drove away and the officer called in the car's license plate number and description, which alerted a sec- MUSCUlM IWST1tOftfY ASSOOAlQe A9slst the MUIQalar Dystrol)t'ly As.sod- .tlon of O,..nge County mff. l\'al"" Ing Is sometimes evaU~ fot volun- teer helpers. Phone 550-0161. NAnotW. CAt PROTECTION SOOETY The non-proflt sod.ty finds loving homes for owner-fftlnqulst* arts and kittens and ma1ntalns a ret1 ... ment c.nter for older cats. Volunteers are needed to brush the cat5 and give them a ltttle utra TlG. For more Infor- mation, call 650-1232. NEW DfRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non-profit recowry center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks volun- teers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or call Joy at 548-8754. NEWPORT IEAOf CONFERENa ANO VISITORS' BUREAU The Newport Buch Conference and Visitors Bureau Is dedicated to the ond Costa Mesa officer, who within a few minutes, spotted Bermudez near Pomona Avenue and 19th, ~treet. A car chase ensued as Bermudez merged onto the north- bound 55 Freeway then to the southbound 405 Freeway. A high-speed chase -which at times reached speeds in excess of 100 mph -included two Costa Mesa police units and several from the California Highway Patrol, which tried unsuccessfully to stop Bennudez's car with tack strips. After briefly exiting the freeway in San Diego and try- ing to lose police on surface streets, Bermudez got back on Interstate 5 and headed to the es~w elSO;) /J1U:J SUOAfJ~l(Dg TO) PAIS JOQJllH lS6Z IPGI Aqoq Bob Henry Park is the 4$b .•--llllilll Newport Beach city park and thf :Ho:t ~31V30 03ZIHOHU'IV Sll30ll3S :V saNill:lVll ONUl13S firs~ to open in the West Side~ r.:;::::=====================::;, tion of town in 40 years, officials said . MILENNIUM MEDICAL I GROUP MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS INDMDUAUZED , PROGRAMS :PHEN-FEN AND OTHER ALTERNATIVES. $5~FOR 'P,WO WEEKS MEDICATION i MEDICALLY SUPERVISED !UCENSED, CARING STAFF CIRnFIBD IN WEIGtIT LOS.5 & STRf.SS MANAGEMENT Featuring a SENSATIONAL 3-course dinner Served 4:30 p.m. -6:15 p.m. Monday -Friday $10.90-$13.90 SERVING LUNCH & DINNER HAPPY HOUR • L IVE M USIC FOR REsERVATIONS PLEASE C~ 673-9500 251 F.ut PaciSc c.o..t Highway, Newport Beach •• promotion of the city to potertCW tors. tf you hr.-utenslw knewt•• of Newport leach and would liki to volunteer, CAlll 722-1611. NlWPOllT lfAOf AUINDS Of 1"f L*AllY The continuing Interest In the Used look Store In the Central Library has created a Med f°' ITI0(9 volunteers to staff the store and the workroom, where members categorize and screen the condition of the books donated by the community. Volunteers must be members of Friends of the Ubrary and are asked to worit two three-hour shtfts per month. Call volunteer coor- dinator Hannah Flynn at 673-0419 or the bookstore at 759--9667 for more Information. NEWPORT IEAOf PUBLIC LIBRARY UTElltACY PROGRAM The library's literacy program urgent- ly seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing to Improve their reading and writing skllls. Tutor Training Work- shops held at the Central Library will certify volunteers. They take place at 1000 Avocado Ave. Registration Includes a $20 tax-deductabte fee cov- ering all training materials and books. Phone 717-3874 for Information. international border. He crashed through the border and the pU.rsuit was picked up by Mexican authorities, who fol- lowed the car through n ;uana and onto a freeway that heads south toward Ensenada. On that freeway, Bermudez allegedly rammed a Mexican police vehicle and was finally stopped, police said. The chase covered about 117 miles from Costa Mesa to Mexico and lasted more than one hour, police said. Besides Bermudez, who was arrested. by Mexican authorities, Costa Mesa police arrested Manuel Bermudez -the driver's brother -and Becerrill Landeros on clliirges of assault. ~----iiiiii ;..; ~ :.. t ... ~ :. ' t '" •• Cost Effective Legal So~ ~ .· COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM A 1 Westar makes dietaiy supple.: mentl, vttamlna, gel c.aps and oth- er ttems and hU been on Vktorla Street Ii.nee 1991. The bllliness also does research and development. pack- aging and sbipplng of produd.I from the site. Westar ls almost completely surrounded by hundreds of sin- gle-family homes, a church and is across the street from Vista Park. Some of Westar's neighbors c1aJm the business is too noisy, causes bad odors, uses dangerous chemicals and doesn't fit with the rE:sidential and less-intensive uses of tire rest of their neighbor-hood. In their appeal of the July 14 commission approval, residents claim the owners of Westar also violated city laws by not obtaining building permits before begin- ning new construction on the site, not providing enough on-site parking and allowing trash to build up. The Planning Commission vot- ed 4-to-1 -with Commissioner Linda Dixon dissenting -to uphold an earlier zoning adminis- trator ded.sioq that determined the merchant was allowed in the area. The neighborhood is zoned general industrial, a designation that allows most light manufactur- ing and pharmaceutical opera- Uons to Jocate an tbe area. Accordlng to a city staff report. bec.aUM many ot Westar• prod- Udl cciPllst ~ ot food. tbe bteelnen ii liJDiler to food and beverage UNI, which are allowed in gmeral ~ zooes.. The council could either uphold tbG Planning Conml1a1on dedslon, reverse it or modify it 1n someway. In a reiated development. the coundl earlier this month autho- rized th.e d ty staff to begin pro- cessing amendments to the dty's General Plan and zoning maps that will change the zoning of the Westar pro~ to medium densi- ty residential. Westar will not be affected by the change because the manufac- turer·will be grandfathered in. However, if the changes are approved, future uses on the site would be limited to those allowed under the residential zoning. Also tonight, the City COuncil is scheduled to consider: • Spending $201400 to remodel portions of the City Hall lobby and audio/video rooms. Ware & Mal- comb Architects of Irvine are expected. to receive the city con- tract. • Forming a community facili- ties district in the Sunflower Avenue area to fund $2.3-milllon worth of work to underground power lines in the area. The · affected. property owners have agreed to reimburse Southern California Edison for the cost and there will be no fiscal impact to the city, officials said. BRING PARIS HOME! .•. or Rome, London, M08Cow or Munich. . An exchange student from an "exotic" land can enrich your entire family by becoming a special friend for life! Choose now from among dozens of applications with photos of boys and girls, 15 to 18 years, from France, Italy, England, Germany or Russia for the high school year. Hosting an exchange student will enrich your family forever. HANS MONIQUE Call today for mort information -L«al Area Represenllltive: ... Karen at (714).559-6817 _.JI;[] or Kim at 1-800-733-2773 cat~h Those of us who live in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa sometimes forget how great we have it. We enjoy healthy property values, excellent sc hools, plenty of culture and a quality of life rivaling that of any in the nation. It's time we ·remind our readers how~ they have it. You'll want to par,ticipate in our upcoming series focusing on all of the good people, Mhools, industry and things to do in our area. Our newsroom staff will be spending the summer scampering through our towns, business districts and classrooms to get to the gist of what makes our area so special. They've caught the spirit, and we're certain our readers will tool Don't miss this great opportunity for your message to be In the special keepsake Mries that will be around for years to come. Catch the Splritlll rotal clrculatlon 110,110 llouNllol61 ,., 1-Qaty ti fit ~: ~: Space & C.cvt o.cdir. ............ 11., .... .,,., .. ~ ,._ ... , ... EYE·OPENER Newport's Bob Henry Park features two new diamonds QUOTI OF THI DAY "'11* .,,._a &oo..,Pl'l-*' going lo ,. ,. ,, ••• ...,.,, A:Ulir. • -/)(J(JG QM/,IJ e pack is back for the .. •Six of OCC's top female runner.; return for Coach John Gotdm~; . Costa Mesa grads look .to star in men's lineup. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot In his second season at the helm of the Pirate ship, Orange Coast College's cross country coach John Goldman faces two dilemmas as his two squads prepare to set sail this fall. The first has to do with the females on board. They've ta.ken over, you see. Defending Orange Empire Conference champs, fifth in the state, all but one of the suc- cessful 1996 corps Is bap<. And all the enemies are firing at them. "I think this team thrives on that," Goldman said of· the women's squad. "l think they feel a little bit more pressure, espedally because most of the team is retwning. • Donna Harris, the conlerence champion and cross counby ath- lete of the year, heads a talented group that includes locals Christine Riel (Mater Dei), Araceli Martinez (Estancia) and Tabnee Thiel {Newport Harbor). Kim Butcher and Sheena Dietz also return. Goldman's squad will be • Bob Henry P.ark offers diamonds and fields for youth. By Molty Yanity, Daily Pilot W ith colorful balloons reaching toward the sky, the local high school band merrily playing and children in sports uniforms throwing and kicking balls, the scene at Sunday's opening of the ~b Henry Park at 16th and Dover had a Norman Rockwell flavor th.at seemed to be savored by the 200-or· so community members that came out for the dedication. Many of those community members · WeI&-qilMnll of c:bildren •who will be reaping the benefits of the new athletic facilities _which the park otters. In memory of a Newport Beach police officer who sustained fatal injwies while protecting the community, Bob Henry Park boasts two playing fields -a soft- ball field and a youth baseball diamond -with enough room spanning both out· fields to make a grassy soccer fields. The dedication activities included. a youth soccer exhibition game between AYSO Regions 57 and 97. Both teams will utilize the grounds. After the 90Ccer, more action kicked off on the impeccable diamonds. l'wo teams from the Pad.fie Coast Bob· by So:r. softball organization battled on their respective field, which also indud· ed brand new alwninwn bleachers, con· crete walkway and bullpens by both benches. MThis is just a great field, and well overdue,~ president of the Pacific Coast Bobby Sox league Doug Ciralli said. •we were desperate for more fields. This is just a beautlful park that is going to be great for younger kids.• Ctralli said that when the Bobby Sox league resumes, Bob Henry Park will be the cite of four to five softball games each Saturday. . lbe boys took advantage of their new sunoundings, as well. Teams from the Newport Beach Uttle League and Newport HartJor Bueball Assodalion squared oil on the baseball diamond. The diamond sported a llnely manlcunod grass Infield, new bleacben and bullpens, .. well. gwming each other for the seven racing spots, it seems, as Mara Caples . transfers from Long Beach State where she was the 49ers' No. 3 runner. Other fresh faces include Chi· haru Kumagai, who joins the team after Goldman spotted her in a physical education class, and freshmen Victoria Pl a yo (Estancia) and Penni Proffit (Rancho Alamitos). •we're deeper that we were last year, and I would think that we're stronger than we were last year,• Goldman, a lonner USC harrier, said. •it's nice to have the numbers, and nicer to get qttality ln there, too.• lbe second dilemma Goldman faces concemJ the mates, a spotty group from last year that the coadl is trying to stabilize o.nd to close gaps among the ranks. "We've bad a good year as far as getting guys in,• he said. With just two returnees (Mike Appell and Ryan Yohn) from last season's 10-man roster, Goldman has pulled several new bodies to the deck. Several of those newcomen comprised the Pacific Coast League champion Costa Mesa High unit. Eric Solis, Jaime Carrillo, Gus Ojeda and Marcelo Martinez could be impact runners, Goldman said. Brandon Nichols transfers from Hawaii's Chaminade University, youth sports which be attended after capturing the high school tttie in Alaska. "He really Impressed me in conditioning workouts. You could tell the kid ha.s a lot of natural talent,• Goldman !Jai<I. The squad should sport roughly 18 men, including two of Tustin Higb's top runnen, Dan Smith and Tom Coffey, who helped lead their prep team to an Orange County title. According to Goldman, Sad· dleba.ck, under new coach Eric Anderson, will gtve the women a run for their money. Anderson, who previously beaded the successful Huntington Beach High progrAIDS, should be bring- ing some of his standouts to Saddleback. ·1 don't thinlt the conl- hu been so wide open Jn about five or m. years,• Goldman .ma ti the Women's competitton. '"It'* really up for grabs.• .. : ; On the men's side, Santa An& College will field a llllODIJ, ~ contingency, and Rivenlde CilW\l, prove t'o be a spoiler. _. ' ·vou never know what tbeY'rti going to have. They oould ~ through.. be said. The first gun of the seuoo..wul sound Saturday, Sept 13 Wl)eos both squads race at the PrflDO Invitational. . That will be followed Sape.• 20 by the Orange Empire Colifer .. ence Preview in Huntingtoi> Beach which should give Gold- man a feel for the competitioo,.. • ~ OOHl!ACH/DM.YPILDT Newport Harbor Bueball Association will we the lfeld during its spring and summer league. Two yo1111g IOCCer playon from tho Newport Beach ana play In a special uldblUoa _, _..,. al the do<llcallon ol Bob Remy Pork Sllllday. lbe fteld Is In a gruoy area between and lnclodlng the ootllelda ol two ball, --ol the puk at Do.., ud 16th. c--.-a-·-.... 1r Newpoltllwll- ~----ti~ ........ .... ---•flht U.S.UIW-~~ _.=,,-.... ~ ...... ";J., I ~---t·a ---MaOppp';~ ve.r~ •• ...:.-..itiil.. toolt lowlb·placoln Ibo~ __ ..... tlndm' •: %' bed. flftb ... ·~ •. .,,..,_~ ... .............. 11»-ymd ·=-.. USC\ ..... ........ :;u• .. ._..., t .111 r11·1u .... nan<,,......,...., "' - • CMsoftbaD league slgnups begin Atag. 18 MONDAY. AUGUST 18, 1997 \\:'.' INTtRfNTW COUNOL The Newport-Mesa-lr'Vlne 1ntarf11th Council, an umbrella org1nlutlon for sevenil Itel seMce groups. needs vof.. unteen active In kxal congregatk>m. For lnfonnatlon, call Jim OeBoom, '548-4942. . ,, .. ; ~UVENILE DIA&ms FOUNQATION _ 11rtlnRNATIONM. The Ju"ttnlle Diabetes Foundation mtemationat, Orange County Chapter, .. k seeking volunteers to serve on Its •1 gotf toumament committee and for · data entry. Also, a public relations -intern Is needeQ, for information, call Ltt Powell at 553-0363. ' .· -ltlDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection Is dedl- ,, cated to the emotional, educational ~nd financial needs of children afflict- ed with cancer. Volunteers are need· ""ed. for information, call 851 -7774. : LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS , . Mentally ill adults rely on the New- CHASE : CONTINUED FROM A 1 · arauing dbout loud n1usic that : was play1ng, police said . · Officers arrived to find several ----------- DEDICATED . CONTINUED FROM A 1 constant renunder of the sacrifice made by Henry. ~Every time the name 1s said, I hope people will think back." Debay said. H enry's parents, who lived in Westminster when their son was . killed, but retired to Murietta last year, admitted they had mixed emotions about the park being named in honor of their son. "It's hard,· Lois Henry said. "We're honored, but at the same time, it's a terrible price to have to pay." v o lunteer diredory port hk:h center for ~I hous- ing. It needs ptefesslonll funck•ben to support and rnalnt.Tiln this AISCIUl'te, Contact J«ty Galsen It 675-1700. MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office In New- port 8ffCh needs volunteers to coordl- "'1• and Index NSOUIU flies and ae- lte a mastw flltng system of Inf~ Uon and re~/ sources. Thb agency. dedtated to prwenting bWth defects, also need5 front office .ulstants. Ori- entation Is provided. For lnfonnatJon. ca11263-1t00. • MASTER CHORALE Of ORANGE COUNTY The performing arts org.anlzatkln needs votunteen for computer Input. ticketing. filing and handling pl"\onft. For Information, ta11 55&6262. MENTOR PftOGRAM YMCA Community Counseling Ser- vkes needs mentors to make a lastlng impact on a young person'i llfe. Ten to 16 year old students matched with mentors Improve their school perfor- mance and self-esteem while develop- ing positive peer and adult relatlon- shi1». Your commitment of six houn per month Includes Mentor training, men brawling with sticks, crow bars, bottles and other weapons. One victim was found on the ground, bleeding from a head injwy. When one of the officers spot- ted a suspect running from "the scene, he ran after and tackled the man. The officer then looked up to see a 1988 Volkswagen driven by Bermudez heading toward him and the officer had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. The suspect he had just tack- led also was nearly run over, police said. Bermudez drove away and the officer called in the car's license pla te number a nd description, which alerted a sec· ~"l~~ond time to ~.:V"" rnoni Giii c:astll· lo of YMCA Community lefVlcM; at 442-1000. MUSCULAA DYSTROPHY AS>OCIATIOOI -.;;e-Ml.a.i., """""""'Anocl· lltion of br*9 Count¥ steff. -'TI'•ln- lng Is sometimes available for '(Oltn- teer help«i. Phone 550-0161. NATIOHA1 CAT lfl:OTECTtON SOOETY The non1"0flt $0Clety fln<h kMng Mimes for owner...rellnqulshed GltS and kittens and maintains a retire- ment center for ok:ler tats. Volunteen are needed to brush the cw and give them • lh:tle extra nc. For mor• infOI"· matlon, call 6SG-1232. NEW DfftEcnoNS FOil WOMEN INC. The non--profit reoovery center for adult women with akohol and other chemlcal dependencies seeks \/OIUO- teers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or tall Joy at S48"8754. NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENQ AND VISlTORS' IUltEAU The Nevvport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau Is dedicated to the ond Costa Mesa officer, who within a few minutes, spotted Bermudez near Pomona Avenue and 19th Street. A car cha se ensued as Bermudez merged onto the north- bound 55 Freeway then to the southbound 405 Freeway. A high-speed chase -which at times reached speeds in excess of 100 mph -included two Costa Mesa police units and several from the CaWomia Highway Patrol, which tried unsuccessfully to stop Bennudez's car with tacit strips. After briefly exiting the freeway in San Diego and try- ing to lose police on surface streets, Bermudez got back on Interstate 5 and h e ade d to the es~w e1soJ /JIU:J ruD,\/.Ol(llS JD) ·p111e JOQJeH L~6l: 1P1116qaq :~Q::f H:JlVlO 03ZUf0 HJ./1Y 8'1130'1138 iv saNJH:>VPI OHIA\38 Bob Henry Park is the 4~ ~· Newport Beach city park and tJ¥! firs~ to open in the West Side sec r,::;:::=====================;::;;i tion of town in 40 yea.rs, officials :• said . MJLENNIUM MEDICAL i GROUP ~!CAL WEIGHT Loss, ' INDMDUALIZED , PROGRAMS >' PHEN-FEN AND OTHER ALTERNATIVES. $5® FOR T,WO WEEKS MEDICATION i MEDICALLY SUPERVISED IUCENSED, CARING STAFF CilRTIFIED IN WEIGHT LOSS &. STRESS MANAGEMENT (714) 903-7784 Featuring a SENSATIONAL 3-course dinner Served 4:30 p.m. -6:15 p.m. Monday -Friday $10.90 -$13.90 SERVING LUNCH & DINNER HAPPY HOUR • LIVE MUSIC '"i· FOR REsERVATIONS PLEASE CAIL 673-9500 25 I E..t Pacilic Cout Highway, Newport Beach n Orange Coast College this is for you. ' J ,-,. 50t ary Coming Septembe .1 . . NEWPORT IEACH AUENDS OPntE LaRMY l The contJnu~ Interest In the Used Book s~ In the Central Ubr.ry has crut«t a need few more \/Ofunteers ta staff the stof• ~ the WOl'ilroom. 'Nhefe rriembers tategorlze •nd Krffn the condition of the books donilted by the ~ommunlty. \/olunteen must be members of Friends of the Llbr•ry and are .Wed to work two three-hour shifts per month. call volunteer COOf'- dinator Hannah Rynn at 673-0419 M •. the bookstore at 759-9667 for more information. NEWPORT BEA.Qi PUBUC UBRAftY unRACY PROGRAM The !lbrary's llteraqi program urgent- ty seeks volunteers to tutor adutts wishing to Improve their reading and writing skills. Tutor Training Work· shops held at the Central Library will certify volunteers. They take Place at 1000 Avoado Ave. Registration Includes a $20 tax-deductable fee cov- ering au training materials and books. Phone 717-3874 for information. international border. He crashed through the border and the pursuit was picked up by Mexican authorities, who fol- lowed the car through n;uana and onto a freeway that heads south toward Ensenada. On that freeway, Bermudez allegedly rammed a Mexican police vehicle and was finally stopped, police said. The chase covered about 117 miles from Costa Mesa to Mexico and lasted more than one hour, police said. Besides Bermudez, who was arrested by Mexican authorities, Costa Mesa police arrested Manuel Bermudez -the driver's brother -and Becerrill Landeros on chclrges of assault. COUNCIL CONTINU~D FROM A 1 Westar makes dietary suppl&- ments, vitam!na, gel cape and oth· er Items and bas been on \lictorla Street lince 1991 . The bmlness also does research and developmen~ p0ck- aglng and shipping of producta from the site. . Westar ls almost completely surrounded by hundreds of sin- gle-family homes, a church and is aaoss the street from Vista Park. Some of 'rfestar's neighbors claim the business is too noisy, causes bad odors, uses dangerous chemicals and doesn't fit with the residential and less-intensive uses of the rest of their neighbor- hood. In their appeal of the July 14 commission approval, residents claim the owners of Westar also violated city laws by not obtaining building pemiits before begin- ning new construction on the site, not providing enough on-site parking and allowing trash to build up. The Planning Conunission vot- ed 4-t.o-1 -with Commissioner Linda Dixon dissenting .-to uphold an earlier zoning adminis- trator decision that detennined the merchant was allowed in the area. The neighborhood is zoned general industrial, a designation that allows most light manufactur- ing and phannaceutical opera· Uom td loeate ln tbe area. According to & dty stolf report. because ~ ot Weotan im>d· ucta coosl>t primarily ol food, the \)ludnea 11 similar to food and beverage uses, which are allowed In generol lndUICrlol zones. The couru;il could e!lh& uphold the Plonning c.ommimon dedalon. reverse tt or modify it in someway. In a related development. the cowidl earlier this month autho- rized the city stolf to begin pro- cessing amendments to the city's Generol Plan and zoning mAps that will change the zoning of the Westar property to medium dens!· ty residential · Westar will not be affected by the change because the manulac- turer'will be gmndfathered In. However, if the changes are approved, future uses on the site would be limited to those allowed under the residential zoning. Also tonight, the Qty COuilcil is scheduled to consider: • Spending $20,400 to remodel portions of the Oty Hall lobby and audio/video rooms. WtJie & Mal- comb Architects of Irvine are expected to receiv~ the city con- tract. • Forming a community facili- ties district in the Sunflower Avenue area tO fund $2.3-million worth of work to underground power lines in the area. The · affected property ownen have agreed to reimburse Southern California Edison for the cost and there will be no fiscal impact to the city, officials said. BRING PARIS HOME! .•. or Rome, London, Moscow .or Munich. An exchange student from an •exotic" land can enrich your entire family by becoming a special friend for life! Choose n ow from among 1. dozens of applications with photos of boys and girls, 15 to 18 years, from France, Italy, England, Germany or Russia for the high school year. Hoating an exchange student will en~ich your family forever. HANS MONTQVE CaU today for more informalion -Local Area Reprt1tntati11e: -~ser.1 Karen at (7 14).559-6817 ~~-U or Kim at 1-800-733-2773 AWORlDOF l.INDEJISfAMINGttGWJUGH ~!\ND llXJCA'Jla'W.IW)OMMS cat~h Those of us who live in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa sometimes forget how great we have it. We en joy healthy property volues, excellent school s, plenty of cu lture and a quality of life rivaling that of any in the nation. It's time we ·rem ind our readers how ~ they have it. You 'll want lo participate in our upcoming series foc usi ng on oil of the good people, Khools, industry and things to do in our area. Our newsroom staff will be spending the summer scampering through our !owns, business districts and classrooms lo get to the gist of what makes ~ur area so specia l. They've caught the spirit, and we're certain our readers will tool Dan't miss this great opportunity for your message to be In the special k .. paake 1eries that will be around for year.a to come. Catch the Spiritlll Total clrculatlon I JO,t50 ltou••'-of61 ""' H~ally of !lo J • PA>l;,i..; Montloy, s.,...a.1s ~: ,,,,.. .. ,,,,,,,._, si-&eq,y o.a.lir. PmtHr'-£Q ' II.Wilm: .. OitohAlon: . si-& Copy o.drw. ""').Sclloaj, ....... II.Wilm: ~ si-&eq,yo..hc 71/XX) ..........,,, .... 3-5pn 1 • =·S.,..11:.16 1lio.ntloy, .... <l-5pn •.••.....•.. ...., rlellv#y., .. ~ .. _ ... , ..• ,._,rle•fl-AW.,, .., ...... .... Call Todoyll 642-4321 EYE·OPENER Newport's Bob Henry Park features two new diamonds e pack is back for the •six of OCC's top female runners return for Coach John Goldman; Costa Mesa grads look to star in men's lineup. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot In his second season at the helm of the Pirate ship, Orange Coast College's cross country coach John Goldman faces two dilemmas as his two squads prepare to set sail this fall. The first has to do with the females on board. They've taken over, you see. Defending Orange Empire Conference champs, fifth in the state, all but one of the suc- cessful i996corps Is b.\ck. Arid .U the enemies are firing at them. •I think this team thrives on that,• Goldman said of the women's squad. •1 think they feel a little bit more pressure, especially because most of the team is returning. • Donna Harris, the conference champion and cross country ath- lete .Df the year, heads a talented group that includes locals Christine Riel (Mater De!), Araceli Martlnt!2 (Estancia) and Tahnee Thiel (Newport HarbOr). Kim Butcher and Sheena Dietz also return. Goldman's squad will be • Bob Henry P.ark offers diamonds and fields for youth. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot W ith colorful balloons reaching toward the sky, the local high school band merrily playing and children in sports uniforms throwing and kidcing balls, the scene at Sunday's opening of the !lob Henry Park at 16th and Dover had a Norman Rockwell flavor that seemed to be savored by the 200-or· so community membeni that came out for the dedication. Many of those community members wet&. ~ts of children wbo will be reapIDg the benefits of the new athletic fad.lilies which the park otters. In memory of a Newport Beach police officer who sustained fatal injuries while protecting the community, Bob Hemy Park boasts two playing fields -a soft. ball field and a youth baseball diamond -with enough room spanning both out· fields to make a grassy soccer fields. The dedication activities included a youth soccer exhibition game between AYSORegions 57 and 97. Both teams will utilize the grounds. After the soccer, more action kicked off on the impeccable diamonds. lWo teams from the Pacific Coast Bob· by Sox softball organization battled on their respective field. which also includ· ed brand new aluminum bleachers, con· crete walkway and bullpens by both benches. "This is just a great field, and well overdue,~ president of the Pacific Coast Bobby Sox league Doug CiraW said. ·we were desperate for more fields. 'Ibis is just a beautiful park that is going to be great for younger kids.• Cira.lli said that when the Bobby Sox league resumes, Bob Henry Park will be the cite of four to five soft.ball games each Saturday. , The boys took advantage of their new surroundings, es well. Teams from the Newport Beach lJ.ttle League and Newport liarl>o< Basebllll Assodalion squared off on the buebllll diamond. The diamond sported a ftnely gwming each other for the seven racing spota, it seems, as =Mara Caples . transfers from Lol\Q' Beach State where she was the .49en' No. 3 runner. Other fresh faces include Chi- haru Kumagai, who joins the team after Goldman spotted her in a physical education ~. and freshmen Victoria Playo (Estancia} and Penni Proffit (Rancho Alomitos). •we're deeper that we were last year, and 1 would think that we're stronger than we were last year,. Goldman, a former use harrier, said. •1rs nice to have the numben, and nicer to get quality in there, too.• The second dilemma Goldman faces concerns the mates, a spotty group from last year that the coach is tfYing to rtabilize and. to dQCe gaps among the rank&. "We've had a good year as far as getting guys in, • be said. With just two returnees (Mike Appell and Ryan Yohn) from last season's 10-man roster, Goldman bas pulled several new bodies to the deck. Several of those newcomers comprised the Pacific Coast League champion Costa Mesa High unit. Eric Solis, Jaime Carrillo, Gus Ojeda and Marcelo Martinez could be impact runners, Goldman said. Brandon Nichols transfers from Hawaii's Chaminade Univemty, youth sports which be attended after capturing the high school title ln Alaska. "He really impressed ·me in conditiohing workOuts. You could tell the kid bas a lot of natural talent,• Goldaum said. · The squad should sport roughly 18 men, including two of Tustin Higb's top runners, Dan Smith and Tom Coffey, who helped lead their piep team to an Orange County title. According to Goldman, Sad· dleback. under new coach Eric Anderson, will give the women a run for their money. Anderson, who previously beaded the successful Huntington Beach High programs, should be bring· ing some of his standouts to Saddleback.. "• ' •' I "I don't thinlr. the con!...,.,. bas been '° wide open ln ·-five or sis: years,• Goldman Mlil ~ the women's competition. ,'IOJ:t'J really up for grabs.• ., : ' On the men's side, Santa Ana College will field a strong, ~ contingency, and Riverside COul4 prove to be a spoiler. .. : "You never know what tbe:Y'r8 going to have. They could aame through.• be said. The flnt gun of the -sound Saturday, Sept 13 W!)oa both squads race at the Pr..- lnvitational. : That will be followed Sep(.• :i.G by the Orange Empire eomer .. ence Preview in Huntingto.g Beach which should give Gokl .. man a feel for the competi.tioo.-"-• -manicured grass infield. new bleachen and bullpens, as well Newport Harbor Basebllll Association will U10 the field during its spring and summer league, DON l.fACH I DMY PILOT Two young aoccer playen from tbe Newport Beach area play ID a apeclol eDlbllloa aoc<er -at tbe dedication of Bob Hemy Putt SmMlay. The fteld ta ID ll grauy area between and Including tbe oautelda of two boll, --at tbe perk at Dover and 16tb. ._..._a,_ ...... ....... Allaual Stanm• Csad=~ LD 'Os·---· ......... ....,. .. _ .. _ AP -----1 a • CMsofthall league signups begin A1ag. 18 .... c ..... Cllf~ c.. .. ,.. • _.._ __ Ptr 1ar, ~ JO, I a.a. ... 4:11 ""-n "4 no• -.-, --a-· 'S, ... 7 111 115•------• • .STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??--...... ·· I r. 1 Rates and deadlines arr i,ubjecl to C'baugt ~thout notkt'. The publisher reserves tht' nght to cenhOr. recl8sll ify. revii;.-or rejt><'I any classified advertistment. Plrase rPport ony error that may hf in your clasi.ifird ad immediately. The Daily Pilot uc<'e{>ts no liability for any rrror iu an ad\'ertJst>mt'nt for which it may be rt'itpo11&ible except for the COllt of the sp1tce actuaUy occupiPd by the error. CN'dit ('811 only ~ allowed for tlw first inst>rtio11. 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Fax Resume: THEATRE PT. make own hrs. P1101 advertising team avall. S455/mo.+utl. 30 vending machines. 714-844·6979 or Mall Hiring PT Concession Own phone req. No see ks an outside Fe ma I • Pr • f · d · to· p o Box 7802 Employees. If you are s e I I I n g r e q . sales representative In 7 22 ........ Earn approximately · · · · Immediate position a va ilable. Private yacht recommission From 1800·19'60. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings, china. glaware, furn. etc. 40Yr NB Rea 673-6223 -••7 S 8 0 0 /da y . A 11 Newport Beach 92658 21 or older, good with 1·800·382·2712 P603 the Relall Advertising COSTA MES~ 2124 NB-Bal I. Shr Ltg 3Br for $9,995. Call Can't Find Work? the public & would Phone Operators Department. Experl· H _ ... to t 1 ~•oo ...... 8 v•No like to bring In a little to 515/hr· Part or once preferred. but wl~~·ea~~lew w~e".:, -•• • • '"' You can't be loo king extra money. IBT is Fu II. w 111 Tr a 1 n . will train. Applicant eroject. Desired: eraatile, c apable persons who take di· I--------~ recilon well. Pay com- 1 ________ _ Walk to Trlangle 5950. 723-0223 CAL*SCAN too hard! WANTED 15 add Ing to its 1·800-7 HMS229 should be energetic. Square 3br twnhH. •---------people to fill various concession part-time motivated and a sell mensurate with skill APPLIANCES &OU a n d experience. Call 075·58M Mon liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gar, fplc, patio, ale, Roommate Wanted I••••••••• Po•lllon1 from ware-employees. $7 per hr. PT Office Manager starter. Salary plus w/d, dw, pool. N/S. Young Prof'I with paol 11 uvOUNcn••nNTS house to manage-4 hr. shifts. Eve. & wk· $8/hr. 9-1 . Computer commission. Xlnt ben· Sl 195/mo. Open Sun home looking to share AliU11 ~''"° ment. No experience ends. Flexlbllity In exp a must. Pl• call efil pkg. Drug screen· --------- 1·5. 18th & Anaheim. with 1lmllar. Greatl••••••••• necessary. Call Now, scheduling your lime. Rebecca 722·4588 ing/physlcal required. EMPLOYMENT 909-549·9225 area In Co1ta Mesa. Brent (714)891-5784. Some Hrvlng exper. Retell Counter EOE. Send resume to nr Teewlnkle Park,•---------de1ired. Call Sherry (!• Private Postal Store Lynn Eaola. %Dally SERVICES 5533 convenient to shop-ANNOUNCEMENTS Chautteur Limousine 714-854-4193 Perm PT. Exp prel'd. Pilol, 330 W. Bay iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for Interview. Maytag Washer a Dryer. Gas. xlnt cond, fl. size $500. 764-4372 Refrigerator Apt me $150. Waeher/Dryer . $140/ea. 646-58<48 NEWPORT BEACH 2169 I If t Male/Female train••• St 1 c t M P ng reew•z• e c. 2920 Good wages MANAGEMENT Apply: 537 Newport ree • os a eaa. .._._. ~~e~1:':a~:h ~~1 ~~1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·517·9528 position available for Ctr. Dr .. NB 644·6425 f~4)92~~6-4o;oJ.ax F~~ Please be aware that FURNITURE 601., -----------vintage store In O.C. 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Must be New Opportunity! 844-5953 Bow Danglers Boubque ASSEMBLE ARTS, $300. 873-4741 C I I .28 H , .. t -·-reapanalble, depend· Home Chef SALES PT/FT CM or ~guna 642·5459 CRAFTS, TOYS, Dining Teble/ chai,_ r•••. tenn •· poo. r ouae, .. p AMERICAN c.u'CER abl• and mo11va1ed. + tea a t soi• .. walk to bch. $1750.mo In Corona del Mar "" Excellent benefits Kitchen Store and N.B. based Mystery ---------. jewelry, wood items. c r · ... 845+6947n6&-3999 Cethy 998-9838 SOCIETY package. Retail hours. Cooking School Is Theatre. Organized typing. aewflng, com· maple. $750. 759.()332 HOUSES/ L 1 d 0 8 • y fr 0 n t•---*-*-*-*-*-*-*--..... Apply In person at: coming to Fashion multl-talented h igh SUMMER JOB puter work rom home King mattr••• Ml Dplx Upatr, 2bd/1ba. Female Contreotor DISCOVERY Wick•• Furniture Island. We are energy. customer svc Part·tlm• In your spare time. Firm. top of line. CONDOS Lg llv apace & deck. w/cattoleu~optlon? SHOPS 3200HarborBlvd currently taking salesperson.831·2583 •MNor!!~ngH,ours ~re,atllpay .. CFrel~ 78Wx74L. $600. FOR SALE 51850. Lie. 876-1611 48r+gat+yrd CM/HB .Corona del Mar-Costa Mesa, CA ap_pllcatlons for y• 0 ""'pe~ce, ~..aOc,.~32 8008., 720-1321 ·-------•!Lido Isle Home 4+3. IRVIT\JS $1500 631-2111 Pia CallM0-4777 Construction RETAIL SALES Can't seem to • o~1~Mes~ o c 24 hrs CA.L"SCAN Matching sofa a. New crpt. So. patio. ,._________ Helpers ASSOCIATES get to all those Call Cooper loveseat. good eond. S2900mo Yrlv Bllll .. •••••••• Need-.. to uslit on For fu rthur Info (714)722..0119 5250. Dbl bed W/ • '· 1• •---------""' c 0 n tact u 1 at repair jobs ~=::::::::=~~! E•.nTov.•oeNT frame $50. 64&-5585, 1002 Grundy Rnr 576-8181 COMMERCIAL LOST .._ commercial project• '1JU>• ._... 'Ill 714·225·9066 or around the house? o Ch I iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •LIDO ISLK, furn, fOTTUn in South OC. Earn SS Telemarketers WANTED 5535 •k Ina Cab rwt QOVERNMIENT 2br 2ba, ofc. patio, fp, REAL ESTATE '"iiiiiiviiinuiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii2m5 whll• you learn II Fax Reaume to: Let the Work At Hom• 48"wide. Matching tbt GENEMI. l'OR•CL081ED garage. Avl 9·11••••••••••• Up to 19/hl. No fees. Att~~S-~~~1:4Noe Classlfled Earn up to $700/Wkly Companion Aid will /chairs S475. 429-0:11'9 HOM•• $2500.mo 723-8488 l'ound, 4mo Orange CLP 714-254-7412 Service selling a long distance drive you tu appts orl--------- Pennlea on the S1. * ••V•ASAILL•a Tabby mai. cat on ""c-u-it_o_m_e-r""'s""e-rv-lc-.---service ove1 the evening outings. MERCHANDISE Delinquent Tax , Walk to th• baachl COMM!RCW. SI. James Pl. In NB. 1======:::::::::::'. Directory phone. Paid training. Variety of your needs. MISC 601S R•Po'•, REO'a. Your Large 1 Bdrm condo. PROPERTY 2778 Costa M•H Animal N • w s • n d w I 0 h help you find Call 80C>-842·1409 Good appearance. • a r •a . To 11 fr•• Guatd gated. Next to Hoapl1al 5484794 **GREETER** Shop In Costa Mesa reliable help. Th• Community lots of exper. reliable liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii 1 -8 O O ·2 1 8 ·9 O O O Hoag Hospital. $900 fl We are •••king a hiring all positions. M2 s878 Matket Plae11. ref1. Pref PT. &45-8760. * Antique•, ctothe9, Ext. H-5139 lor wrrent Avall 9/3. 721-0351 LeasM ... tall ltorea o u n d • Go Id• n friendly & outgoing $5.25-$8.50 per hr.1-----·----Classified toys. recoiQs. ~aft"& listings. CAl.•SCAN DM1lble to 3 Unlt1. Retriever puppy. lndMduaJ lo greet our Call Mike, Oulzno'1 642·5878 patio ilema. 673-6648 __ ...;;_ ______ , vma 8•1boa Condo. 11 o cap Rate 11.2 Caeh Vic of Arlington °" customers and follow Claulc Subs 541H224. -----------DOMESTICS 5540 Rollaway bed, fr .. nr. SOLD! Invite over 40,000 people 10 read about your home fOf aale each Saturday by showcasing your property In o ur Home1 of th• Week & Open Home Gulde. Th• bHt local Real E11a1e Section aroundl Reach th• beat qualified home-buyera on the coasll Call your AdVertlalng Repre1entatllf• Todayll Ask about our current 1paclalsl L ... Coaena• 574-42At Oceanvlew, Llg 1 bt ~ Financing Available T • • w Ink I• Park. up on their experience tba. Comm pooVapa, Aak'"" Price S220oo0 Pi.ue call 751-7516 at our daaler1hlp. Office Aeat· PT Mc Lean lawnmowef. w/d 11025 64&-1728 • .., ' G t rt I f o t t 1111 HOMESITTINQ CommodOfa computer • • $145,000, '705,000 Loat 8/4 In NB white ar•raetlroepdpolnudnl.!Ydualor. a a •1n1ry, ng. Trsvetlllve abn>ed with Trampoline, Eu,ei.. Pau.I Chrtst • llroker long hair Himalayan/ .trc o r g an z n g . etc. (7t4) 497·1314 Persian mix. Blue We Drug Screen. Flexlble hours at peace ol mind, knowfog Shampoow. 54&-88et APARTMENTS FOR RENT BAI.BOA PENINSUtA 2607 Apply In ~raon at Modern Romance yoi.w home Is well taJten Wedding Dr .. • •Y••· 9yra old. Named TOYOTA OF Fash 1 on 1 a I and. $9 .. $12 Hour care of by ruponsibl• Size med. Elegant off. Br••~::2';ARD HUNTINGTON BEACH Lv msg or fax: proleulonal. Clean shoulders. long 18881 Beach Blvd 714-498-4110 (714) 798-7030 n/smk. 2·5 yr term. sleeves. White 1llk wJ 27901·L-o-.t-.-g-r_a_y_C_o_c_k_a_ll_e1 Hunt Beach (Resume Requiredl Refs 850-4438 "RC" pear11. New s1100. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/orange cheek a. Vic· (Between Elli• & Garfleldl S a c r I f I c • S 4 5 O . COSTAllalATRIPL.aX of . Mesa Verde/=---------RElllL IRVINE TELECOMMUNICATIONS 844-e182 INCOME PROPERTY E• Id 38 .. 28A Adams. CM «<4-1557 Dellvery pereon c· t " G wth MERCDll1lT u:it • + WBR u~ wanted FT. Apply In 8llOCIJIY • 1gan IC ro n.nnDISE 5325K BKR 750-3142 1--------pe.raon ~Allen Beck •State o f the Art 0311 Cente r oo .. nfront Studio HEALTH a Florl•t 1559 Placentla 11' .......... hit • Rapid Advanceme nt S750/mo. Incl Ulle/1 .. ••••••• p~C!s JOOO Ave, N.B. 642•5004· --tor"*-"" h 6010 RENT through classified 1• un~ ..,......__ ....-• Promote fro m Wit in Phone, Maid ave. Fully ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Driver• N .. d•d• frlenclypeciptewho~ fum'd. 675-4104 BUSINESS & 1• Upscale restaurant allb.Mr-*e.Wtll'I • Paid Training --------~ANCE Looking f()( .omeone delivery aervlc• hiring _....._ -1on1 for • Fun Company cu111 to throw th• football 1n N rt e. h & -....-.. -~ ~ l\&a'\ 1 COSTA MESA 26241••••••••1 with. Must have good Lagu:'~ach. ~naur-e.~poe11om. e I Yr. Custo mer Service ui...>1 ~..,., llv• atm. Tim 645-5408 ance, clean OMV, neat •Cllltll ........ 1 •Basic Computer S kills A..1..-1o'so.Mad... ' ANTIQUES E'Slde 1Br 111 BUSINESS ;r:r-:~t:_• a'!:i~~=: ·.~DIM:6t.. •Heavy Inbound Calls ·=...,_"'-. =======~I ~~~tfarde3~~~'r; OPPORTUNJTY •aaooNALS flexlbl• hour1 . ..--.. •Good Verbal Skills :i:ir. ..~-i· 21!l04 c.~ 7141443-4490 •llllillyClllb Ty 30 dh,pallfy. • 1·------__ 7_1_418_5_ .. _54_2_•_ abl bl 11111 tD WOltt e pe W.P. M. *OOIMnearh Ll .. llttvera 574-4252 -------------- ----4 -- --. ---- - -----. --NEWPORT BEA CB 2889 s Pq """'-Rout• • •---------"'" '" the a1an1t1 .. tn. ft1 wlcndund e 4 Shifts Open =---""-. oo local alt" -•C!ftN••C! lOOZ Employeral Reach th• .......__ -.... ......._ • Irvine 405/55 F'wys ~ High traffic. Etim up~~ ~ molt quallfl•d ,__, .. .__,..., •Lifetime Opportunity -.i.,._.. ~---~---- •1BR t-725* to uooo w••kly. employn• you nnd PIY+lrioftbnfta. •OM..,.or ...... ••R HA tHI 1-eoo-124-17~ d.200 • A N K " u P T c Y by placing a help ~In PlflOn MDll--Rt call Roseann • Qw*lll.....,a1C19 OIW Jncl. 60lc30 pool.•----------• .,. +. Stop• moat wanted ad n th• Delly M ... e 1eeo S. , ~ ... OOllddld No peta. Carport. •• PAYPHONaa •• cr•dltore/garnl•~ Piiot employment Y-MAOt,........,............ (714) 798-703 ••1«• Clllb Newport 8q YIU.a 1110k ytty pot. Oteat menta ASAP. VaHd ln eectlon. Call our ....-~·-•M8-48S8• loeaUona av.a. Call Callfornla. E!'d• d.W CIH•lfl•d Oept. at mLAAEe Fax (714) 798-7077 714-J49-3711 Nowl 1~10. credtt card ala~I ___ M_a_.s_e_1_a __ ..,""-_.,.._ .... ..,.,.,. ..,._lllliiiiiiii_.. __ ....,..,._ .... ____ _. l.!::~=~===!!.I!======~~ Lido l•I• 2br, some •••Y fll• •Y•tem. furn, utl9. gar lncld. otvore. Ht+. ~rash 11200. mo yearly Start Am•rlca No peta 712-ea'12 1 .. • •-3 • • .ao ~ o Newpert Hta 28' 1Ba toll"'"· CAL•SCAN Pool. No Pet1. Carport 731 Tuetln Awe. 182S/mo. "2·7111 Cluelfled la ..... CONWNIUT whether you're t>uy.. Ing, Mlllng. Ot j\191 lootdng, c .... ltled hU what you _Medi CLA.SlltrlaD ........ ,.. COMPunRS 6018 COMPUTERS 6018 WANTED •Q•I oAlt t o K.1141 •II The blddl1t1 ha. P" c...W: NOaTll ~ "°'1'l'B I• .... 10 INT PMe t What do JOU bid nowt A· While your hand and North'• .are balanced, both almOlt 1urely have a rulllnc value ln different 1uit.a. (Even if you play four-card ~. North nt.-to uve five 1padea for the openina;) Belidel the fact that. the combined hand.a ahouJd pla1 at leut one trick better in the IUlt cont.net, there la the aalety factor at a trump contract. Bid three 1padea. Q. 2 ·Both vulnerable, u Sou.th you bold: • .11oa o K q 10 a <> K Q 7 t • 9 ' The bi~proceeded: 80UTB NORTB p-p-l• ' What do you bid now? A • If you have aome way or check· ing on the atrength or partner'• opening bid. aucli u the Drury c:on· vention, by all means uee it. If not, and much u we dislike making a jump raiae oC partner' a suit with only tbre&-card support, the only coune open to you II to leap to three 1pade., which ia lnvit.ational by • paaed hand. Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, u South you hold: •At 8 H I O A Q 10 7 8 <> 7 •' The bidding haa proceeded: WE8T NORTH EA8T 80tn11 p... •• a. ' What action do you take? A· Eut'1 preempt bu forced you to gueu, ao turning the tables on the opponenta aeeme 1ppropriate. Jump to li11: apedee. Let them have to make a decision al the eeven- levell 'M .IJO ••• CAROLLA GTa ---biddlaahu _..__._. AW1180Mm Domeetlc ••• Yett• By Owner Black/Black. lo4k, H ... t fl ... 1 .... ;;;,... , JGT8"Uir'"iovnr LllOPAllO Medium Blue. gla11 •very opUon avall, ,4~; ... : #~';,411 10 &• 90 f LOOK-A-Llk•SI top, auto, au power, chrom•• nn.._.. do...,., l..LI _..-Ci:? Very Lev~ Ci:? xlnt condl 12K ml 111303379 S24,977 ,94 TMC•L ",_ ,--.,.. ._r OCICAT · 115,000.obo l<Jtt~ll 882·94e-•4e2 •94 Q45A Extra ct.an A-r.ut'1heut...i..maail1 For Sala. Pt1 call: Full option car. Too te,Ha 111101314 im(IC'O'NI 10W' band. Pal'tlJes' can· 631 ·2111 848-8473 _e_o ___ ft _____ .,., manv option• lo 'll1t. • •• 4-Runner not ha .. more than one heartao, "' AM · 9075 *288404 *24•977 Automatic, 2WO deepite eome wutedvalue1, the uusICAL L•xua 20,se• #101329 banda lbould ftt ...,U. We opt for • * '94 280 C•reo four IP8d-. and would be malt llW' INSRUllEMTS 6055 Window Y.n 25k, :'J.~:e~~~~~ •92 LAND pr*cf if parlnor did not make it. liiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiii Xlnt.. cond, PP St3,600 CRU19•R Hunmond aplnet obo. 548-5363 --------While, ••tra clean Q. 6 ·Al South, vulnerable, you Ore•n Mahogany. '87 f'ORD VAN Conv. ISUZU 9100 124.998 *101381 hoJd: Dbl mAnual. 1500/obo. V-8. fJJT, P/S, A/C, iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOYOTA OF ....'t'898 Low ml. Orig. Owrier. '911 Plokup While HUNTINGTON •A. Q 10 t '1 I o .JI J o I • K Qt S3,9" 72°' 1722 need I engine work. 811.ACH SPOJlTIHG '88 R•neer XLT, ate. 12,000. Call Terra (?14 )847•8855 C/c, am/fm caH, ahetl, * 980-4384 * 1-....-.-,8-8_...c .. a""L,..l""C'"'A-- GOODS 6065 :=o:r.;14:..f::~ --------CMRIOL•T LEXUS 9115 Only 13k, IHth•r, Wlnd.urf.r ' Alt 192 •XPLOR•R t C/D f 11 HI ..., •--· _:,, 3 J'uto, loaded iiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii au o, • u power • '7 ....... d. 2 -•· •1 ~0498 41200834 c'H La 400 •024742 ta0,977 hma. '250. 875-8957. Whlt•llvory, full opt., The biddina bu proceeded: NOBTB IA8T IOtTl'B war 10 ..... •• • .. Mt PM1 T What do you bid now'l --- A-You want to tell partner you have the valuea ror pm• and a 1uit l••·-----whlch does not need much ln the n TOYOTA OF HUNTINGTON •llACH (714)847 .. 885 Lexu1 certtn.ci L•xua " ............ $44 .... 77 MISSION VIEJO ............ • 1.aoo.ee .. a3e9 way of support. The way to accom· TRANSPOHA ON pll1h both pl.I la by Jumplnc to three 1.,_des now. Q. e ·Al South, YUlnerable, you hold: • 1' O 10 I '1 0 A Q t • Q .J 10 I I Partner opem the bidding with one apede. What do you reapond7 POWER BOATS 7012 89 Bxpr••• Cnalaer 32ft. OAL 400 hr1. TWln VP271·Brand nu paint, profeHlonally decorated Interior. Loaded with .. traal $42,500.obo 780-8837 '97 MUaTANQ QT CONYllRT Black/Black, auto, leather #122072 t22,977 '94 T BIRD LX V/8, full power, 42k, #178912 $11,977 L•XU8 MISSION Vll!JO 1.aoo-eee.a3ea HONDA 9085 •es sc 400 White/Ivory, full VOWWAGl!N 9235 option, Lexu1 car11ned '93 IES 300 Full option, 56k, Lexus cerllfled #211848 $22,977 ----- '92 .lett• Red . Loadedl 80k fwy mllH. 18500/obo. 844-8182 •or.'~~.~:.~=ory, '"MiiliiSiiCii. iiAiiUTiiiiOiiiiii9ii2ii4iiS 48k, full option, 1• t..e•u• certlned #202820 132,977 A· Even if you do DOt play that a two-over-one nllpoDle ia a pme force, thil 9-polnt band with a dou· bleton in partner' 1uit la not stronc LllXUS MISSION VIEJO 1.aoo.aee.s3ea enough to reapond two cluba. Bid AUTOMOBILES •80 Aooord one no trump, and eee whether Auto . E • c e 11 • n t UNCOLN 9120 Sl!IZ•D CARa FROM 8180. Jaguar, Corvette. Merced ... BMW, Por· ache, Honda, 4X4'a, truck• and more. Local 1alH ll1llng1. Toll frH 1.aoo.aee.22e2 .... A-4000 CAL•SCAN partner baa enouih to take ant fur. •--------condition. 12000/obo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tberaction. BMW 9030 __ 2_1_:a.a __ 7_1._2_3_3_e_, '82 CONTINl!NTAL LeU'D to be a better brtdre e••rerl Subscribe DOW to the Goren Brldft Leu. b1 calllns (800) 788-191 for Information. Or write to: Goren Brldre Letter, P.O. Doz 4410. Chlcaeo. DL80880. t99 ~, ••• Black/Black, auto, 29k #A12708 t221977 Ll!XUa MIS910N Vl•JO 1-800-889-8398 9035 '89 ACCORD LX Immaculate, loaded Extra clean 12,895 #101488 11-.""Q·rre5 •· t8,H8 #101324 TOYOTA Of' nnu VQ ~ '90 CIVIC A/C, Ca1Hlt9, lowmllH se, 7ea #200875 '93ACCORD Hard to nnc;t coupe, toad•d 112,895 '110134!5 HUNTINGTON CLASSICS BUCH 9250 ____ .,..C7_1_4.,..>84__,7-e..,.,..5_55..,....,,,.,,.1 •ee Jaeu•r XKI! 2+2 '89 Mark VII LSC Beautlful 1hape, Int• Run1 perfect. Have all rlor perlect. S18,500 1arvlc• recorda. Mull * 845-7772 * ••II. will 1acr Ifie•· ''•""e""e_J.,..•_•..;.u_•_r~X.,..K~l!~2-+-2 14,500.obo 757·6000 Beautiful shape, Int• TO BUY 6019 Uke N .. Laptop com· •tattlntt a bu9ineaf WANTED FREE TO YOU 6022 PREE TO YOO 6022 •ae centu,.. whtte. TOYOTAOI' HUNTINGTON 811.ACH (714)847-85155 MERCEDES rlor perfect. $18,500 91301.,.,,,.~~*-IM~~-77_7_2_• __ puter & carry cue. When you purchase lnllne Skat.. TO BUY 6019 2-dr, 8 cyt, auto, Table top computer w/ or , .... a computer Ladt" alu 8-1/2 or 7 Fr•• Black Lab w/1hota FR~• KITT•NS 1 own•r. $3785. moni tor, printer . iyatem pkg from ua K-2, Bauer, Roller Old Coln• Gold Sliver & llcenH. LovH klda. To good hom••· 714-&te-7441 $2100/obo. 875-7239. we will aHllt you with Blad•... 842-8833 Franklin Mint, Sterling Great gaurd dog. Coate Mesa Anlmal1 ________ _ Ct •aSl""lllD 100% money back Around 5yr1 Named Ho1pllal 480 E 17th 9040 -r a ant•• In r-elvlnn CLA881Fl~D Old watch .. & jewelry · · • · r11ft1Tr •c It'• th• reaource you gu r ...... • Cha"'I• "" 548-5960 "" St C M •49.37,,..4 '-AA# lo6oft a $5000 Un •• cured It'• the resource you WHtco .. t Coln 642·9448 " v v • • • "' • can count on lo ••II a p 1;:11;;11;;1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii myriad of mere an-card. No credit check myriad of merchan-For Records. Jazz, Blonde L.abrador mix. h major bank credit can count on to HU a Top Dollars Paid SELL u PP Y~ dlM ttem1, becauH I • di•• ltem1 because Free to good home. our column• compel req'd. Anyone w/2 d • • sou n track a, at c . quallllad buyara to la approved. 721-4008 our columna compel Call Mike 645-7505. your used vehlcle 3 mo1 old. 831·1715 '80 El Dorade Blamtz 350-VI Auto Loaded Reg 3-98. Good cood. AC. 11000. Or Trade CLASSIFll!D It'• th• re1ource you can count on lo ••II a myriad of merchan- dlH ltem1, becauN our column• compel quallfled buyer• to cam Buy 11. Sell It. Find 11. ~~1r,1111•d buyara toi---------through classified Buy It. Sell It. Find 11. M2·1S878 Claaalfted, 642•5678 CIHalfted. call I f' o r M I n I ·T r u c k · 842~5978 Pt1call 831·7149 -------- '94 •320 Whlte/gry. 29k ml. CD. Warranty. MINTI $21U50 Call 714.644.5833 Claaalned 11 ..... CONVl!NlllNT whether you're buy· Ing, aelllng, or Jull looking. cla11lned haa what you nffdl CLA9SIFll!D 942·••78 '79 Bug Conv. while/ white, und•r 18K orig. mlle1, original owner, mint cond. Serlou1 buyera only. $14,000 714-858·9877 got roof 1 ·Aeroonng Expert•· Free Eat. L#e.48337 JNL ROOFINO 714-138-1811 3919 Mobtte Sor .. n Sent. New & R•·•creenlng llc#181873 Bond•d Roger 11.-.848-08150 Wilt COVEltINGS 3932 -----~-- The •tripper Sp•ol•llalng In Wallpaper A•moval L.5889241 MS-9037 We Geia ahould hMG toaetl*. 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