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Home My WebLink About2002-08-06 - Orange Coast Pilot. . Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ~SOAY,AUGUST&,2002 • . . Balboa Beach Co~ to close its· island doors BUSINESS: Higher rents in the area are forcing out the Newport Beach icon, founder says; stores in outlet centers will remain. June Casa1rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Its logos have become a symbol of Newport Beach and, in particular, Balboa Island. But now the Balboa Beach Co. clothing store will close the doors to its flags.hip loca- don on Marine Avenue. nomics. A rent increase corning down the pike for their Balboa Island site "ex- ceeds our business modeJ," Roberts said. It's sad news for the Roberts family, who themselves are a Newport Beach institution. And it's sad news for neigh- bors of the beloved longtime business. 'Tm so sony to hear they're leaving," said City Councilman Steve Bromberg, whd associates the retailer with his earliest memories of visiting Newport Beach as a tourist, 17 years before he even moved to the city. "There are a few stores on the island, Hershey's, the Bal- boa Beach Co. and a few others, that fall into what I call the icon companies for Marine Avenue. They're really, really go- ing to be missed." spedallzlng in casual clothing with an emphasis on family and comfort and educadon about our oceans around the world," ·Roberts said. Alter setting up stakes on Balboa Is- land, and eventually making that loca- tion lta sole Newport Beach business, the store made a name for itseH with its logo T-shirts. To date, the company has sold more than a millio,n of its shirts. •or my T-shirt wardrobe, I can hon- estly say that about 90% of it is Balboa Beach Co. shirts." Bromberg said. "And that's not uncommon among people on the island." The logo changes every year, maldng each of them an instant collector's item. "We have chosen, with great regret, to leave our location on Balboa Wand," said Jim Roberts, Balboa Beach Co. founder and current president of Pacific Brands Retail Group. The reason, he said, is simple eco- The Balboa Beach Co. started in 1970 in the Fun Zone on Balboa Peninsula Its mission: "The Balboa Beach Co. was and still is a family-oriented beach store In 1995, the company merged with Pacific Brands Retail Group and began operations in outJet centers, like the Citadel Outlets in the City of Com-KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Jim Roberts, left, and son Jeff stand in front of the soon-te><:IC>se Balboa Beach see BEACH, Pai• M Co. on Balboa Island. Locals say the retail store 1s an icon on Marine Avenue. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Betty Lou Phoenix, left, and Helen Anll-langmade laugh at the young faces of fellow classmates as they peruse old photos during the reunion. A titne to cotne together Photographs from earlier reunions A 60th reunion unites Newport Harbor High's class of 1942 for another trip down memory lane. Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot T bere are more flowers with each decade. In the 1967 shot, most all th~ guys are wearing dark suits with des while the women are wearing neady tailored scoop -necked dresses and their hair in tight curls or bouffant styles. In 1972, the men are still in suits but the flat-tops have growrrouL Their female classmatet are more &ee-splrlted, with looser curls and Pucci-print shirts. Both these photos are black and white. The lack of color gives the women a creaminess and the men a sort of to.._ghness. SHTIME,P-aeM Greenlight unveils its candjdates Daily Pilot ATAGL:ANCE ON11EWE8: ww.~com POLITICS: Slow-growth group adds three names to its November council slate that already includes All~ Beek . .-.c .... rMde OallyPlot NBWPOm' IMCH -~pd onlll .......... piedle.toputupa cwlldMI .. ..., Mllble Qty CauilCI -. .. ~ Commit· •cmtl11_nlllid~cuflli111110an ... 'p ., .... ., ....... I AllDllillr.D'E' 9 WAI 9 t lldt ...,..... ... ...... NS! '11 ••ai--ofa ' THE VERDICT COSTA MESA Gay rally gets OK on route Organizers of Orange County Dyke March reach compromise in which they will pay city fees but walk their preferred path. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Organizer.. of a lesbian pride march. scheduled to take place in two weeks, withdrew a request for a waiver of pennit fees Monday night as pan of a deal they struck with ibe ciry that wiJJ allow them to walk their desired route. Vtsibility is the m ost important factor. and the idea of marching only on side- wal.k:s or in a residential area. as city offi- cials suggested to the group in previous meetings, was not feasible, organiwrs said. Lori Hutson. one of the Orange County Dyke March organizers, praised the city for working toward a compromise. "I'm really pleased with the way the city worked with us,· she said. Hutson and Catie Profeta, another march coordinator, met with city officials Friday to discuss the rally. City officials ap- proved a route of about a mile that tarts at Harbor Boulevard, near Uons Park. and travels south to 18th Street. During the march, the streets will be temporarily closed at 1:30 p.m . Aug. 17 but reopened when the crowd passes. "They got the parade route that works for them, and they understand that they need to pay the fees like everyone t:lse. and they are satisfied with that," Mayor Unda Dixon said of the compromise. Although the request was formally with- drawn, the issue was far from dead. C.Ouncilman Gary Monahan sald he was concerned that street closures did not have to be approved by the City Council. Businesses along the route will be aflected -if only for a short time -and hould have the opportunity to have tbcl.r input heard, be said. ·As a business owner, if the treets were closed down in front of my place even for half an hour. I would be furious." the councilman said. S..IWJ.Y,hpM • • • L. ' ust 5,· 2002 11 welcoming -ChiefTi"1 R ey ·val party rt aeach fire .,·ner at t•1e Arn NeWpD Ahmad IY•' Mr Irrelevant, at .NeWport ounes. • American Airlines • Balboa Yacht Club •Cox Cable ... . .. work ... .. Thank you to the following supporters! • Newport Marriott Hotel & Tennis Club • Miller Brewing Company •Crazy Horse Steakhouse & Saloon • Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort • Daily Pilot • • Dave & Busters • Newport B~h Chamber of Commerce • pisneyland •First American Title Insurance • Orange County Youth Sports Foundation Ah"'44 Milt~ Pflrt)I Qt M , Mr. In-e/ev, ewpoTt Dunes 'Qnt XXvn Qf tJ. • NFL Properties • National Football League • Traditional Jewelers •University Athletic Club • It! Af7fva/ 6 Flags Houston Astro & Water World, Adventures at Sea Yacht Charters, Atlanta FaJcons, Candyce Albright, Alco Magazine, Roger Alford, Amerlken Joe's, Don Anderson, Mike Antonovich, Arizona Cardinals. Kathy Arnold, Auto Club of Southern California, Balboa Bay Club, Balboa Island Ferry, Baltimore Ravens, William Barrington, Beacon Bay Auto Wash, Beacon Concrete, Seymore Beek, Cristina Belotti, Dick Bertone, BinaPorettt's South Coast Plaza & Houston, Bob Black, Roger Blanchard, John Blom, Bluewater Grill, Chuck Booms, Don Boone, Rebecca Boukather, Bill Bremer, Courtney Bringold, The Honorable Mayor Lee Brown (City of Houston), Bucca di Beppo, Buffalo Bills, The Bungalo~, Caffe Panini, Cal Fed, Caliber Colllsion Centers, Callfomla Coastal Commission, California Pizza Kitchen Newport Beach & Houston, Cannery Seafood of the Pacific, Carlson Marketing Group, Roger Carlson, Melinda Carmichael, Carolina Panthers, The Carroll Family, Craig Carter, Catalina Flyer, Doug Cavannah, Champagne's Market & Dell, Dominic Chen.ella, Frank Chenella, Chicago Bears, Chlpolte Orange County & Houston, Nancy Choquette, Cincinnati Bangals, Cinemark Theatres Howton, City of Newport Beach, The Clark Family, The Clay Family, Clayton Shurley Real BBQ, Cleveland Browns, The Commodores Club, Conroy's Flowers, Crean Golf Classic, Crowne Plaza Irvine, Culinary Adventures, John Curd , The Daily Pilot, Jim Dale, Jerry Dalebout, Dallas Cowboys, Ann Dana, Mary K. 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Purcell, nm QuiM, George Ranch, Redl-Plak, Roy Reeves, Jeff Rueter, Mlsty Rice, The RJchley Family, Tim Riley, Ritz Restaurant, Johri Robinson, Rodhelm Marketing, Dan Rogers, John Rogers, Thomas Rortes DDS, Roy's, RP Llmowine, Ruby's Diner, Rwsell Glass, Brad Salata, Gary Salata, Gloria Salata, Nick Salata, Beverly and Paul Salata, Tom Salata, Leah Sampson, Sandcastle Contest, San Diego Chargers, San Fransisco 49ers, Ray Saporita, Rich Saul, The Schnapp Family, Seattle Seahawks, See's Candies, Bob and Paula Settle, Sing Sing, David Singer, Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Six O' Clockers, Jackie Slater, Set h Slavin, Doug Smith, Rick Smlµt, Solara Camry, Space Center Houston, Spa Gregorie's, The Spa, Space Center Houston, Reed Sprinkel, State Farm Insurance, St. LouJs Rams, Mike Stoops, Marshall Stuart, Doug Stuckey, Sutton Place Hotel, Mike Talbott, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jerry Tardie, Jerry Tarkanlan, Taste of Newport, Pat Taylor, Tennessee Titans, T.G.I. Friday's South Coast Plaza & Houston, Theodore Robbins Ford, Bill Thomas, The Honorable Mayor Tod W. Ridgeway, City of Newport Beach, Tommy Baha1J1as, Toshiba, Tropical Cafe & Emporium, Traditional )ewers, Trojan Football Alumni Club, Trophy's, Jim Tunney, Tutto Mare, Up N' Down, UPS, USC, Linda Valez, Valuation Concepts, LLC, The Vlllage Inn, Villa Nova, Katie Visosky, Wahoo's Fish Tacos, Washington Redskins, David Wilhelm, Brent Williamson, Norm Witt, Wolfgang Puck Caf~, Richard Wong, Barbara Wu, Chris Wynkoop, Bob and Carol Wynn, Anne Yardley, Ron Vary, Randy Youngman, Z'Tejas, Steve Zotovich. Our sincere apologies to anyone who may have been left off this list as of this printing, We appreciate ALL of you/ I IWhoever's next year's Mr. Irrelevant is going to have a good time because eVerybody here is wonderful. It's a nice place to visit. Everybody's great/ I I .. • -Ahmad Miller, Mr. Irrelt!Vant XX.VII .· Dear Friends of Irrelevant Week XXVII: We would llke to thank our span.son for their more than generous support, but lt ls wtth heartfelt thanks that we express our sr•tttu<ie to the many people of dUt ~ that showed their ultimate support by att~ • the Irrelevant Week nmts, Wishing Mr. lmlnant the best of luck and •doing somdh.lJll il1ce for someone for no reason." This idea ls everything. The community embraced I~ supported It and we are th.nkful to ~ all. lmc:eNly, ... Selita ................... . . ' Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2002 ' I Balboa Beach Co~ tO close its island doors BUSINESS: Higher rents in the area are forcing out the Newport Beach icon, founder says; stores in outlet centers will remain. June ca .. 1rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Its logos have become a symbol of Newport Beach and, in particular, Balboa Island. Bul now the Balboa Beach Co. clothing store will close the doors Lo Its Oag.mip loca- tion on Marine Avenue. nomics. A rent increase coming down the pike ror thelr Balboa Island site "ex- ceeds our business model," Roberts said. It's sad news for the Roberts family, who themselves are a Newport Beach institution. And it's sad news for neigh- bors of the beloved longtime business. "I'm so sorry to hear they're leaving.• said City Councilman Steve Bromberg, whd associates the retailer with his earliest memories of visiting Newport Beach as a tourist, 17 years before he even moved to the city. "There are a few stores on the island, Hershey's, the Bal- boa Beach Co. and a few others, that fall lnto what I call the icon companies for Marine Avenue. They're really, really go- ing to be missed." speciallzlng in casual clothing with an emphasis on family and comfort and education about our oceans around the world, "·Roberts saJd. After setting up stakes on Balboa Is- land, and eventualJy maJQng that loca- tion Its sole Newport Beach business, the store made a name for itself with lta logo T-shirts. To date. the company has sold more than a mllllo,n of its shirts. "Of my T-shirt wardrobe. I can hon- estly say that about 90% of It Is Balboa Beach Co. shirts," Bromberg said. "And that's not uncommon among people on the island." The logo changes every year, making each of them an instant collect.or's item. "We have chosen. with great regret, to leave our location on Balboa Island.,. said Jim Roberts, Balboa Beach Co. (ounder and currenl president of Pacific Brands Retail Group. The reason, he said, is simple eco- The Balboa Beach Co. started in 1970 in the Fun Zone on Balboa Peninsula. Its mission: "The Balboa Beach Co. was and still is a family-oriented beach store In 1995, the company merged with Pacific Brands Retail Group and began operadons in outlet centers, like the Citadel Outlets in the City of Com-KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Jim Roberts, left, and son Jeff stand in front of the sooo-te><lose Balboa Beach see BEACH, Paae A4 Co. on Balboa Island. Locals say the retail store is an icon on Marine Avenue. ~TOS BY l(£NT TREPTOW I OM.Y PILOT Betty loo Phoenix, left, and Helen Ann-Langmade laugh at the young faces of fellow classmates as they peruse old photos during the reunion. A titne to cotne together Photographs from earlier reunions A 60th reunion unites Newport Harbor High's class of 1942 for another trip down memory lane. Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot T here are more flowers with each decade. lo the 1967 shot, most all th~ guys are wearing dart suits with ties while the women are wearing neatly tailored 8000p·necked dresses and their hair ln tight curls or bouffant styles. In 1972, the men are still in suits but the Oat-tops have growri out Their female classmates are more free-pirited, with looser curls and Pucci-print shirts. Both these photos are black and white. 1be lack of color gives the women a creaminess and the men a sort of toughness. S..TIME,PqeM r Greenlight unveils its candjdates Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONlHEWEI: ww.~com POLITICS: Slow-growth group adds three names to its November council slate that already includes Allan Beek. ' lta citiuns who come up to the po- dium to speak.,. 'lllylor, a longtime aJr- port activist, told the crowd. •People get spoken to Ht.e petulant dlldlen. jj "Dlytcx, who wdl c:hdentt Incum- bent Guy Adam.I for the 1*rtct 4 -t. WU jUlt one of the ..,..... who Mid the toae of Qty COund1 ......... .... to~ ...._ &be bill mown ot the~· ......., Upt 1111 foc:ui oa lbe bfs I*· nn: ......... .,...-.. lllld .... ·on • eaanc1. na ... ., ¥11M11 • • nwlf•Pll ?' ............ ..... ........................... ...., ............. c·•c ............ ITC• THE VERDICT "°'*'Gel'dner'-h dlyoff .... Cdumn • ,...,.~ ..... WEA11ER ........... ............ ,., .. ..... c-. ................ 'MlllNll;• ..... ....... ·cosTAMESA Gay rally gets OK on route Organizers of Orange County Dyke March reach compromise in which they will pay city fees but walk their preferred path. Lolita Harper Da1lyP1lot COSTA MESA -Organizers of a lesbian pride march, scheduled 10 take place in two weeks, withdrew a request for a waiver of permit fees Monday night as part of a deal they struck with the city that wiJI allow them to walk their desired route. Visibility is the most important factor. and the idea of marching only on ide- walks or in a residential area. as city offi- cials suggested to the group in previous meetings. was not feasible, organizers said. Lori Hutson, one of the Orange County Dyke March organizers, praised the city for working toward a compromise. "I'm really pleased with the way the city wortced with us,,. she said. Hutson and Catie Profeta. another march coordinator. met with city officials Friday to discuss the rally. City officials ap- proved a route of about a mile that starts at Harbor Boulevard. near Uons Park. and travels south to 18th Street. During the march, the streets will be temporarily closed at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 17 but reopened when the crowd passes. ·They got the parade route that works for them. and they understand that they need to pay the fees like everyone else, and they are satisfied with that,· Mayor Unda Dixon said of the compromJse. Although the request was formally with- drawn, the issue was far from dead Councilman Gary Monahan said he was concerned that street closures dJd oot have lO be approved by the City Council. Businesses along the route will be affected -if only for a shon time -and should have the opportunity to bave thelr lnput heard. he said. ·As a business owner, If the streets W'e1'e closed down in front of my place even for half an hour, I would be furioua,,. the coundlman said. ua....,..._u.a;._.,, ,." ... ..... ,.,.... ... ... .... , ......... . tel .......... u.&.llillllMlll l:Q ...... ' • .. AZ Tuesdly, Aulust 6, 2002 - KIDS TALK BACK Looking ahead to the future The Daily Pilot went ~o the Downtown Recreation Center in Costa Mesa to ask kids, 'What do you . want to be when you grow up?' , "Maybe a p0lice ... I lilce the uniform." ZAK AGZOUR, 5, Costa Mesa "Adog trainer, because then I get to meet dogs." NATALIE MOLSTAD,5, Costa Mesa "A cat, because I want to say ·meow.'" EMILY MOLSTAD,3, Cost.a Mesa "A race car driver, because I lilce driving in games." ZACK STEPHAN, 7, Costa Mesa -A&lnger, because I can sing really well and I listen to myself." SAUNA ~.•. Costa Mesa .:~ .~ . ... ,, I ~ ~ ·~~ \ . -. ' ' '·"' " ' \ ,, ,. r. -Interviews and photos compiled by Oiristine Carrillo ,, ~··s TORIES DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Children's Hospital of Orange County community educators Tiffany Phillips, left, and Mildred Silvestre, talk to junior lifeguards about the dangers of sun exposure. Untanning the lifeguards Lolita Harper Di!ilyPilot B eing active, outdoors and under the warm rays of the Southern California sun are what draw many to junior lifeguard programs. but fun in the sun comes with a price. health officials said. Community educators from Otlldren's Hospital of Orange County spoke to about 1,200 jwlior lifeguards Monday in N~tt Beach about the importance of sun safety. They highlighted the importance of sun protection, the llglng effects of sun exposure and what types of skin iU'e most susceptible to sedous health dangers. ·or course we went out to present to FUN STUFF COSTA MESA TRAINS ON THE TRACKS On the third weekend of each month, engineers climb aboard their trains and travel on three miles of trade at Fairview Part to display their Steam and diesel engines. The public i1 welcome to join them at the park at Placentia Avenue and Estancia North. The Orange County Model Engineer program started In 1989, when engineers wanted to display their engines, while educating and entertaining the community about the past.(949)548-7246. CHOC officials ~n Monday teach junior lifeguards in N ewp~rt Beach how to protect their skin during the summer. these kids because they~ in the sun so often," said Kim Kunody, the ma.dceting man.ager at CHOC. Health educators want to make children aware of the importance of sun safety so they can take preventive measures and incorporate them into everyday life, Kunody said. One of the most important thin&' to remember is to wear sunscreen, she said. Even on cloudy days, the sun's rays are getting through and can do damage, she said. It is also important to reapply the lotion periodically because it wears FIGHT AGAINST CRIME The 19th annual National Night Out crime and drug prevention event will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. today. Costa Mesa residents, along with people nationwide, will lode their doors, tum on outside lights and spend the evening outside with neighbors and public safety personnel. Costa Mesa Police Department officers will serve food and sodas, and raffle prizes donated by local businesses. ANNUAL INDIAN POWWOW A Native American festival featuring a dance competition, native crafts and food will be held Aug. 23-25 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The cost Is $6 for adults, $3 for tttens 12 to 17, $1 for ff th da: .I • • o as ~ ywearson. _. Another tip, although usually not • well-recetwd by beachgoers, is to protect skin by covering up, she said. ICunody recommended Jong-sleeved shirts and wide-brimmed bats to block the sun's rays. "Of course we reallz.e that people don't go to the beach in long·sleeved shlits, so that's wbywe really hammer home the sunscreen iMue," Kunody· said. Jon Mitchell, the assistant coordinator of the Newport~ch children 610 11, and children 5 and younger are free. (714) 663-1102. NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA FUN ZON~ Children can ride the Ferris wheel, th& meny-go-round and the bumper cars, as well aa play video games, pose for a portrait or browse through souvenir shops along the boardwalk, at the Balboa Fun Zone, whld\ has been attracting buslneaea since 1936. The Fun Zone offers many eating choices, including Balboa Bara, whld\ are chocolate-<:oVered Ice cream bars sprinkled with toppings. Open dally from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 400 E. Bay St., Balboa Peninsula. (949) 873-0408 or www.BalboaNewportBNch.com. Junior Ufeguard program, said the "sun , smarts" message was rlgbt in line with what the Junior Ufeguard program instructors try to promote. Mitchell said the lifegwuds must wear their Wli.forms on the beach, including a hat and T-shirt. Junior lifeguards are out in the sun for three hours at a time, every day, he said, and it is important to keep their skin protected. CHOC educators left the children, who vary in age from 9 to 15, with packets of sunscreen and ChapSticlc to ensure they are armed with sun protection tools. •rt's a bot topic," Mitchell said. MThe old days of putting on oil so you can get as dait as you can are not the trend anymore." UPPER NEWPORT BAY PETER AND MARY MUTH INTERPRETIVE CENTER Adults and children can explore 15 hands-on i~teractive exhibits and com municate with the Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends through interpretive educational opportunities or watch a •visual poem-of Upper Newport Bay presented on five monitors, showing such acts as birds In ftlght and the flow of running water in an estuary. The 10,000..square-foot interprdve center offers hands-on opportunidel to experience the innerwortinge of an estuary. 2301 University Drive, Nw(port Beactt. Open dally, except Mondays and major holidays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (714) 973-8820. Daily A Pilot Christine Cenflo Box 1560, Cosi. M ... , CA 92626. 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P.ul Clinton Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Registered nurse and congressional candi- date Gertie Schlpske has been beating the prescription-drug drum on the campaign trail through a district she hopes to selz.e from Rep. Dana Rohra- bacber. Schlpske, after a meeting with the Gray Panthers of Long Beach, said she suppons Sen. John McCain's generic-drug bill that passed in the Senate last week and want.s to provide better drug access to senior dtiuns. "We have to send a message that we won't let the pharmaceu- tical industry block their access to less expensive prescription drugs," Schipske said Monday in a statement •Now Is the time to pass real reform that will provide seniors an equally effective but cheaper alternative to expensive, name-brand drugs." Rohrabacher, who supported a different prescription-drug ben· efit bill in a House vote on June 28. said he supports •targeted re· lief" for the neediest seniors. Rohrabacher said he wouldn't support drug benefits for Illegal immigrants or a broad-based benefit that could endanger a Medicare system already ftnan-' ciaDy weak in the knees. Rep. Ouis Cox. who represents Newport Beach, also supported the Medicare Modernl7.ation and Prescription Drug Act of 2002, which Is awaiting a vote In the Senate. "We are extend.Ing the pre· scription·drug benefit," Rohra· bacher said about the bill. ~ just not malting It available for free .... We passed a bill that will inause spend.Ing [to offer to ex· tend drug beneftta) by hundreds of bWJons of dollars." Schipske, a Democrat, will have an uphill cl1mb defeating Rohrabacher, who haa held his seat in a rock-ribbed Republican district since 1988. The district, Pitch I 11 ! ~ Help keep our cify cleanl lmaglne ... lf you could only gain TOTAL CONTROL over your own llfe ... and gain INNER PEACE. Thousands shown over 29 years in 13 countries. Amazing results. We are looking for men and women of all ages & ethnic backgrounds to participate In a weekend retreat for an lnformerclal and video promotion on August 10-11 . Contact Lauren at (949) 474-5542 or email audltionsOlnnerexpansion.com ~-~ "0. SO»-of F*" Qulitr" All 'J7P.ll of Wladow 'INatmata • \\laae11 le COralct a- • ..... Shld• • IUMa •Verd.a. • Aau.n • 11 ..... &11 which has been realigned as a re- . suit of the 2000 census, includes Leisure World in Seal Beach and sections that include pockets of senior voters. The prescription-drug issue has resonated with many of the seniors who visit the Costa Mesa Senior C.enter, Executive Director Aviva Goelman said. They'll be paying attention to the opinions of Rohrabacher and Schlpske on this issue, she said. "Seniors are going to look at it In a big way," Goelman said. "We hear some that complain that [drugs are) too expensive, that the drugs they desperately need they can't affon:I." Many senJors have had to buy drugs from mail-on:ler catalogs from canada or sneak a suitcase full of pills back from a trip south of the Mexican border, where th~ much cheaper, Goelman said. Seniors living on fixed in· comes are often squeei.ed by the high coat of the medicines. Goel· man said the prescrtptton drug act would actually raise the cost 'We have to send a message that we won't let the pharmaceutical industry block their accesstoless expensive prescription drugs.' Gerrie Schlpeb, congressional candidate of •generic" medicines -thoee that are no longer patented by a drug company -from a S3 to $10 co -payment To get her message out. Schipske began her •Message In a Bottle" tour in which she urges seniors to give her their empty medicine bottles to send to Con- gress with a note that reada, "We need help" paying for medk:lnes. Roluabacher bl&sted the IJ10Ye as a "clever publicity atunt" ·1 think thl.s dlstrlct Is too edu· cated to fall for that.• Robra· bacber said. "There are a lot of other Issues on people's minda." FULLaAR ~-COCKTAILS P1ndt1t 1· • S1·c1tood • lh·l1 Sntmtf C.,,. Ma. /""'ilia for ftlW JO JM" A 1 Cinn Old Fliluonod pp e amon TuditJonaJ Stuffed Stuffed Pork Chops Chicken Breast s322 .b s322.b Chicken Cordon Bleu Swordfish Steaks Stu.ffed with Ham. Swill Cbeae Plain or Marinai.d IDd Hooey MUIW'd. In a Dolk:ioul ...,_ SallClt s5221 b S£ 99 U-lb Our Own Hot or Mild BEAT 11IE HBA'n Italian SaUNe Creamy Refr ... Q.-... °"' SIDoodaill . , ..... 'M Tl»tdey, Auaust 6, 200~ PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA•SA • ..... 8llMt: A grand theft WH reported In the 3300 blodt et 11:18 e.m. Sunday. • a.tstDI 8"MI: V.ndallam was reported In the 3300 blodt at 3:32 p.m. Sunday. • 8udcnel Roed: A garage burglary waa reported In the 300 block et 6:12 p.m. Sunday. •Center' Street: A woman was arrested on suspicion of poeseaalng a controlled substance, receiving stolen property and realatlng an off'I08r in ~e 800 blodt at 3:40 a.m. Sunday. • EJm Avenue: Trespassing waa reported In the 1500 blodt at 2:16 p.m. Sunday. •~Street: Vandalism was reported in the 2000 blodt at 10:47 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • e.y Avenue Eut and Palm BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Former footbaJ 1 player sentenced A 47-year-old Newport Beach resident and former Los Angeles Hams footbaU player was sentenced Mon- day to a federal prison term for committing Internet fraud. A federal judge gave Kevin McLain 30 months, or 2 lh years. in federal prison on Monday for two separate Internet sche mes stemming from fraud he committed at an online EBay auction site, said Assistant U.S. Atty. ~lena J. Duarte in a press release. Jn January, Mclain ad- mitted his guilt on eight counts of mail fraud from his use of the site in 1998 and 1999 in Los Angt:les. In April, he admitted guilt on two more charges from Colorado, Duane said. McLain. who was in· BEACH Continued from Al merce. All these stores will stay open, Roberts said. Roberts. himself. is a 16ngtime icon of the Newport Beach Cllamber of Commen:e's Com- modores Oub and other com- munity institutions. He's perhaps best known locally as a keyboard player and aU-around musical entertainer at notable local events. h'Mt: A dtunk diatwbenca WU reported et 11:60 p.m. $und9y. • &et Cwt ..... W91J' ..... Loe hnooe Roed: Rectleu driving WU reported et 11:03 p.m. Sunday. • w..t Collet ltlghw.r, A physical fight waa reported in the 2900 blodt et 8:30 p.m. Sunday. • JamboNe Roed: A grand theft was reported In the 1100 blodt at 10:64 p.m. Sunday. • Newport BouleYerd: A grand theft waa reported in the 2700 blodt et 9:05 p.m. Sunday. • w..t Oceen Ftont A battery was reported in the 2100 blodt at 10-.24 a.m. Monday. • Santiago Driw: Vandalism was reported in the 1800 blodt at 9-.0S a.m. and In. the 1900 blodt at 9:54 a.m. Monday. dieted of the crimes July 31, couJd have faced up to 40 years in prison had he been fo und guilty. The indictments said McLain posted items on EBay's auction site and col- lected payment from bid· ders but never delivered the good'>. McLain also refused to give refunds, Duarte said. McLain defrauded more than 30 victims out of at least $36,000. she said. The Colorado charges stemmed from complaints that McLain auctioned items on the site in 2000 and accepted payment but never shipped the goods to the buyers, Duarte said McLain pulled in more than $60,000 from buyers in both cases. she said The CoJo- rado case was transferred to Los Angeles. FederaJ Judge Dean D. Pregerson issued the sen- tence to McLain on Mon- day. McLain played linebacker for the Rams from 1976 to 1979. -Paul Qintori nity for the business and be- yond: Jeff Roberts is president of the company; Jim's wife, Kathy, is president of the local chapter of the National Charity League. All 6ve of their children attended lo· cal schools. "This community has always meant a lot to us,• Roberts said. "We sincerely regret having to leave Balboa Island. BUt in the meantime, we will continue as a family and as a business to sup· port Balboa Island going for- ward." The whole family, in fact, is • JUNE CASAGRANDE oovera known throughout the comrnu-Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reactted at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at HEEL PAIN ~All. FlJN<;us New Medical Products Inventor N.B. Podiatrist Dr. Re.th Low C.Ost -No Oral Medication• Money Back Guarantee!! CalJ Sanh f'or info (9-'9) 752-7661 myw.DrRotbs.com t t june.cassgrande@fatimes.oom. ' Costa Mesa police arrest 3 carj acking suspects The Santa Ana resl<lents allegedly pull a SO-year-old woman from her car, steal it and lead officers on a chase to Fountain Valley. By Chrtttlne CarrtUo DaityPilot COSTA MESA -Three men led pol6ce olllcen 00 • cbue . SUnday night after carjaddQg ·• vehlde beloftlinl to • SO.year- old Costa Mesa woman, po&e said 1be woman sat In ber w:hicle in the Mother'• Market & ICltchen ~ lot at 185 B. 17th St. RALLY Continued from Al While Monahan'.a concems were focused on sped.ftc aspects of tho t.Mrch. many residenu came to the meeting prepared to address the council about the event in general • Resident Robin Left!er was concerned the group was receiv- ing special treatment and wanted clarlficadon about the concessions the dty made. Dixon said she wanted to make it clear that the city did not waive any fees. There was a slight reduction to the TIME Continued from Al And then there is the photo from the 50th anniversary in 1992. The men. possibly retired by then, wear Hawaiian shirts for the most part while the women are in Oower·pdnt suits and dresses. Hair, in general. is whita Smiles, in general. are shakier. The picture is in cokJ, but the shot is grainy and out of focus.. The space of two decades bas also shrunken the group in number. On Monday, at the 60th reunion of Newport Harbor High School's class of 1942, the cameras {disposables, mostly) continued~ GREEN LIGHT Continued from Al ' Webb for the District 3 seat that will be vacated by Norma Glover. Atakellan, a two-time candi· date for stale Senate. said the character of Newport Beach as a beach conununity and family community must be protected. AROUND TOWN • Send ARCXJN> 10WN items to the Delly Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 57~ Include the tJme, date and locetlon of 1he 9Yent, as well ea• contact phone number. A complete Hating 11 evallable et www."-/lypllotoom. SUM>AY A perfonnenoe of Sh ...... ,.'• •Much Ado About N"othlng• wlll take piece 8t 6 p.m. et Grant Howald Pertc In Corona det M•r. The plev will be petfonned by the SN Production Compeny and Is sponsored by 1he Newport Beech City Atta Commlulon. The pertc la on lrla end 5th evenuea.. Fne. (949) 717.J870. MOM>AY Qldrwt • ..ea .... thfouth eiJdh .... ,.1nvtt.ct to -.nd h gr-.,d ...,... progr.m ·Expect h UMXpectH'" beginning et 1():30 e.m. 8t the Newport Beech Oentret UbretY. The program will lndude 11 meglc lhow pel'formence by Magic Caltle entMelner Devid Sble, mr.hmenta end• grend-prlze drewtng. The llbr•ry le et 1000 ~Ave. FrM. (Ml) 717-3801 or www.~llbr•ry.org. AUQUST l l Clllwld ........... " ...... the Unecpec:ced;'" geered towwd c:hllchn entering fl,. tttrough ebcth gr.a.. wNI begin 8t 3 p.m. 8t .,_ Corone def Mer Ubrary. The progrem, wNc:h wtll wrtp up .,. Newport...,, Pubffo llnrt Summer .... clng "'°Oflm, wMI lndude • meglo lhow ~ bv Megle Ceade ...... Dwldlklle, awliMhmei•end • ~ ....... Thellnfvle•420 ....... ,...Pia..., 7,,.... -'W.llllllJ .......... ~ A__. ... .._.., OaMwto """"" .... ...... tNm•••?;ea ........ ,. .. ,...,.Oa9 ..... ,.._. .. .... ., ......... ...... er.n.. .............. ...... ........ -..... -. rnlJM •• .. wbm the three swpect.s knocked on her window and forced their way inside, aa1d Costa Mesa Police Lt. Dale Blr· ney. Alejandro OrtU.. 20, Alejandro Arellano. 22, and a 17-year-old boy were urested on suspicion of caijacking, resisting an officer and evading arrest. Birney said AltholJ8h the suspecta had no weapons, they forced the woman charges only because the route was shortened and, as a result, the calculated fee was smaller. City Manager Allan Roeder said he would place the entire permit. with all the relevant de· tails, on the dty's Web site by the end of the week. other residents were less con- eetned with paperwo~ and more with the nature of the event Resident Kim White said pa- rades such as this one should be distinguished from events put on by service groups, such as the Li- ons Oub or Kiwanis. White said the march's aim was to promote a lifestyle that The most popuJar print was ovexwbelmingly floral. with the men also sporting more aloha shirts than a decade earlier. All seniors now, about 35 graduates from the "war class" sat back and enjoyed a barbecued buffet at the Newpon Rib Co. They· lounged in each other's histories and memories, in the gentleness of pastel clothes. Beatrice Gillum Shipley. n , looked around and mused about so many people being so close to 80 years old l "But it's nice to see them still living," the Costa Mesa resident said. Reunions had traditionally been held at the Balboa Pavilion in earlier times when people "danced and dranlc and drove," said Doreen Aeshower Healey, "It's becoming a metropolis," said Arakelian, wpo will oppose Mayor Tod Ridgeway for the District l council seat "It's growing to a point where we're no longer a small, quaint com- m\.\llity.,. Nichols, who made the final decision to run for office I~ than a week ago, said in an inter- view that he strongly supports Greeolight's limits on develop- AUGUST14 •f!Mr Amid Boob,• •program for readers 18 and older will hold its final meeting at 10 1.m. et the Mariners Branch Ub,.ry. The grend-finale program •expect the Unexpected'" forchilcnn entering ft rat through lixth gr8dea will elao be held et the library beginning et 3 p.m. Both programs will wrap up the Newport Beech Public Ubrary Summer Reading Progrem. The Ubnlry Is et 2006 Dover Drive. FnM. (949) 717-3801 or www.newpoftbeachllb,.ry.org. '"AW.. to Remember' will screen at 7 p.m. for teen• in eeventh through 12th grades In • Nriee of moviM preeented by the Newport Beech Public Ubnlry'1 Book Ralde,. Dfg Reeding aeriM. FnM admislion. Free popcorn. AdulU must be eccompenled by their teen. The librery la at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. ,. ......... 11t111how nutrition can lmprcwe your knMe wHI be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In the,P8tlo C.ffl In COit.a M.... . The eemlnar la aponaored by Mother'• M•rtcet. Free. The ceffl la et 225 E. 17th St (9'9) 831--'741. AUGUST15 ~ •• we.. flr'ftthrough llixth gr8dee e1'9 lnvfted to attend the gnmd-ftnele prognim •EJcpect tM Unexpected" beginning et 1()'.30 a.m. et the a.lboe Bntnelh Ubnlfy. The prognim wUt lndude • megic lhow performence by Magic Cattle enteftalner o.vid Skele.~•nd• gnind-prla drewfng. The Mnry le et 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (141, 717-llO'I or www~llbmy.OfU. out of the Yehk:le and knocbd her to the pound before driving olf. Bimey uld. The woman llll- lered. mAnot cull and bndlee, be Mid. c.o.ta Mee& police quiddy re- ceived wltneU information that proYided them with a ~ tion of the vebide and the sus- pect& That infonnatlon was re- layed to another ofllcer 'Who tried to stop the vehicl9 at Ward Street and Thlbert Avenue in Fountain Valley. Alter refuaiog to stop, the suspects led the police on a Jbort pursuit that ended when the vehicle hit a puked some find "deviant. immoral &nd offensive." Sue Smith, the chaitwoman of the city's Human Relations Com- mittee, which voted last week to recommend that the council waive fees for the march, said it reflected well on the city. "Out of 34 cities in Orange County, they chose Costa Mesa for the first-ever Orange County march." she said "11Us event is joining Costa Mesa with 15 other major cities in the United St.ates." The Dyke March was started in 1993 in Washington. D.C., and has grown in popularity. reach- ing 15 cities across the country, such as Los Angeles, OUcago who organiz.ed this week's reunion with her high school sweetheart and now husband. Pat. But the dancing dwindled in '92 as everyQne reunited at the Costa MeS:<\ "Cotmtry Oub. On Monday, there was no dancing. Just a lot of ribs ,and barbecued chicken and reminiscing. Conversations centered on children and grandchildren and the siblings that once attended Newpon Harbor too, and what they were up to. Men swapped war stories, as most of the attendees had at one point served in World War n. A couple of women joked about using wallcers and canes. Others walked down memory lane. "We ditched school once together," said Gillum Shipley, ments that significantly exceed the city's general plan. "A general plan is a general plan,• be saJd, emphasizing his belief that uncontrolled develop- ment threatens to make New- pon Beach traffic similar to such places as Beverly Hills. Cowicilman John Heffernan, now the only Greenligbt council member. drew loud cheers when he took the lectern. will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 17. Herdcover boob will sell two for $1 , and paperbadt boob will sell six for $1. All proceeds will go to the llbrery ayatem. The library is et 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 769-9667. AUGUST 17 Ruden older thlln 18.,. welcomed to attend the grand-finale program "Peer Amid Boob: which will conclude the 2002 adult summer reading programs. The program will begin at 3 p.m . end will be held In the Coron• del Mar Branch Ubrery. The library la at 420 Marigold Ave. Fr ... (949) 717-3801 or www.newportbndllibrary.org. AUGUSTll Theftnelp;ognm '"f'Mr Amid Boob: geared toward raedera okMr then 18, will be held In the Balboa Brenc:h Ubrary et 6:30 p.m. The program wlll conclude the 2002 adUlt aummer reeding programe. The library It .i 100 E. Balboe Blvd. FNe. (Mt) 717-3801 or www.n.wportbe«ltl/bnlry.Olfl. AUQUIT20 .A..,...ontheMlurlll epproec:h to Attention Deficit Disorder wllt be held from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. et the Pltlo CaM In Coeta Mesa. The aemlner 11 aponeored by Mother's Mertcet. Fnte. The ce1' la et 225 E. 17th St. (9'9) 831~41. ONGOING The....,._ .... ......_. Qlb ,,._ llt 10 am. bf*d ~d-*' rnonfl • ...... hon-. lht9'0'o'P d.,_.. 100wom.\ go on._ rOld Ind~ gol, ..... bltdgalnd ...... The g;vupelloholdl---~ ...... ~ ..... car. cau.inC minor injury to one oflhe "llp«U, B&meylaid. ea.ca ..._. ~ oftlcen worbd Whb the Founlain Valley and Santa Ana police depart. meota. tndudtns leWrU canine unill and • helicopter, to find two o( the three aaspecta. Alta • 2 ~hour seuch ln Fountain Valley. oftlcera caught the two suspect& Ortiz and Arel- lano, both of Santa Ana, a.re be· ing held without ball at Costa Mesa Jail The 17-yar-old boy, also a Santa Ma resident, WU taken to Orange County .Juvenile Hall. and New Yorlc. The group thinks it ls impor- tant to bring the event to tradi- tionally conservative Orange County to COWlteract some of the violence and dlscrlmination lesbians have faced. Profeta has said. Organizers said they chose Costa Mesa as the host city be- cause of its reputation for diver- sity and its ongoing elrorts to eradicate diacrimlnation. The DyU March and Rally will take place Aug. 17 in Lions Park.. • LOUTA HARPER covere Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 5744275 or bye-mall at /olits.harperl!llatlmes.oom. referring to her old friend and current dining companion Prances COieman. A few with fuzzier memories couldn't remember who was who. Those with sharper memories remembered a lo~ "There's ahYays something special about their faCllhat's - still there," Healey said. She is asked what she sees when she looks at her dear friend Shipley. whom she calls ·eea." "Her eyes and her smile.· "How do her eyes look?• "Sparldy." Healey said. • VOONG CHANG is the features and arts and entertainment writer. She may be reached at (949) 5744268 or by e-mail at young.dlsng@latime•.oom. "Right now, I'm in solitary con· finement up there," be said "I'm ostracized on the council . . . . lf we can have more people up there, we will finally have a prag· matic d.l.scuMion of the issues." •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beadl and John Wayne Airport. She may be reeched at (949) 674-4232 Of" by e-mail at juM.caugraOO.Olatimn.oom. tax-deduc:ti~. Cell to arnnge to have boob plcbd up. (949) 759-9667. The Thu~ Momlng Women'• Oub, a 40-year-old frtendlhlp club, IS seeking new members. The club, which containe venou. general lntereat aectJona, meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thuradey of fNflfV month at the Radieaon Hotel In Newport Beach. The luncheon Is $23 and includel entertainment. The hotel It at 4646 MacArthur Blvd. (714) 54&2244. Th• Newport Beach W.lltlng Club maets at 9 e.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Sllturdey. end at 7 p.m. Sundey. Welker• ahould meet et the lnteraectlon of Hoapn.1 Roed and Superior Avenue. FrH. (949) 650-1332. ..,._..Ith couplM with one Jewiah partner •r• Invited to participete In an Interfaith couples dlacuaalon group hosted by the J.wleh Femlly Service of Orange County. TM group la geenKt toward thOM couple• lootlng to make Judelem Ind the Jewfeh community pert of hlr rel8tlonlhlp. The group meeta In the ewnlnge In the 1gency1 ofllce et 2&0 E. Beker St, Suhe G, Coet8 MeA. Prereglatredon le required. (714) ~. ' " • Trustee should .rshiftfocus from district dress code By Joe Robinson · As for a teachers' dress code, rm not sure what the point of I read. with some that Is. Some WO!Jld say the kids amusement, Newport-Mesa would have more •respecr-if we Unified School Disl:rict wore more formal attire. I have austee Wendy Leece's comments found that the best way for me about enforcing the mes., code in to get respect from students is to school ("I>res&ng down the mes., respect them. Like all humans, code." Saturday), since on the they respect people who don't same day an article appeared in condescend or bellttle them. another newspaper about schools They respect teachers who are in I.ran, where the theocratic fair. They also respect teachers rulers have finally allowed girls to who are competent and really attend school without veils kn~ their subject matter and covering their faces. The how to teach it. accompanying plcture showed Leece is on the school board, these poor young women still and she's in a position to do heavily clothed from head to toe, things that could really change with ?nly their faces and hands education. She maws what they showing. The relqpous leaders are. Help us get rid of some of haw decried this new •modern" these &illy state and district tests style, which. they say, will lead to that <ton't really measure what "immorality" and •nudlry." • We teach and take up huge I have been teaching at -amounts of valuable class time. Newport'ftmt>or ffigh School for Help us achieve the one thing 33.years. I have never observed that could dramatically change any connection between what education: lower class siz.e. The students' wear and the learning district~ again cut our staffing process, although I have noticed for the coming year, which that if students are comfortable means we have to eliminate and feel good about themselves. some valuable elective and they learn better. I think the girls Advanced Placement classes. and boys at our school in and that we will still face general dress very sensibly; in numerous classes with 40-plus winter. they dress more warmly students. Leece knows very well than in the bot months. The that this makes it harder for us clothes they wear are simply a to reach individual students and reflection of the current styles. that more of.them will fall the ~e styles worn by adults through the cracks. of our community. Statistics If she is worried about would indicate that even though morality. think about the young-women seem to be morality of being one of the wearing "more revealing" people responsible for crowding clothing than their parents did, all those kids into classrooms in there is no concurrent increase which there are sometimes not in "immorality" or ~nudity." enough chairs. Don't get Polls fndlcate·that more and sidetracked by issues that aren't more high school students are important Help us. Work with choosing abstinence. and I have us teachers to really make this observed far more interest in the best dlstrictin the country. religion and spirituality among the young people of today than I • JOE ROBINSON is a Newport saw 30 years ago. Harbor High School teacher. FEEDBACK CHOC health center debate still lingers AT ISSUE: An advocate lauds the access to medical care a health clinic at Rea Elementary School would provide; a critic laments the effects of such charities. W Ith the Oilldren's Hospital of Orange County willing to open a clinic in Costa Mesa and Rea Elementary School having the apace available, thla would be an excellent opportunity to help families who are unable to o11tain adequate care for their children and, therefore, often end up in emergency rooms CA Ooeer Look. ·aea plan becomes center of debate," Monday). Whatewir one's personal opinjona may be. the long-term benelta are enormous: pnMJDdon of problems. prompt cue bmn IOIDeth1ng becomes a major problem, healthier chlldrm. 1ell lb'elled perenta and IDODflY MYed on emeagency care. Anyone who bu ever had a *k c:hOd and bu had good medical OCMt'll8 knows how upeeUlng that can be. Try and ilnltlne what tt must be like to have nawhenl to tum. no way to obcab'I pc'IMIOM care and little cipportunltJ ror any Jons-man cue. ~OtOCJDdtbe ..... r~-:.~ ..,.... "Ja.y .:ut•U. a. .... have one that was not expressed. Whether one agrees or not with our immigration laws, they are indeed "laws" and therefore need to be followed by dtiz.ens and our government Tb.at is not being done. We know (some amount) of people in our city are here llleplly. Yet we do not even attempt to ctilcoYer the lawbreaken. We not only go out of our wsy to Ignore them, but we actually encowqe them. After all, what do they 1MM to lose1 Nothing, What do they have to pin? A great deal We allow then\ to attend our schools, obtain welfare, and now we are Inviting them to recetve free med.teal care at ac:bool. I believe the current 1ys\em la terribly unfair to tboee of UI who abide by laws and enter this COlD'ltty lep.Dy. I My either cblOge the immigration laws or enlorce them .. they stand. The federal government mandat• we echool and give medic.a aid to ·m.., .. but ctoea not folaw up lbal law wlth the fundl ~do It. So, the ddr.enl of~ c.auncy IDd 1he ..... of c.Mlomia are bit bard Wllb .._ to payfortbe IW ~·--Im cnated for && .. ..... ..,... tty to C:t-. ... . ~olk:Wt ..... mour •·--•aw a lillr .._ CJVlrtUml our pwp • •• ... ldon\bllml ........ Colla MllaC.iAV 'a.ii ...... .....3 ... ........ ... ._ .. our 1•1u1-w11111•s ... ...... _. ... Tuesday, Aii&Ust 6, 2002 M • LEITER TO THE EDITOR FU PHOTO I DAILY PILOT A proposed expansion of the Newport Dunes prompted ma~y Newport Beach residents to support the Greenhght law. Proposea Dunes project prompted Greenlight activists I • I t is obvious that the Daily Pilot editorial writer does not live in Newport Beach, and the recent editorial MDunes sale a sad ending" is a perfect example (July 28). I do agree that n m and Annie Quinn are great people. and I think those of us who had any contact with them at all would attest to that But that does not mean the new building project they endorsed for the Dunes was going to be great for all of us who bordered the property. The Daily Pilot writer malces a mistake ln the statement •plans to build a hotel that by almost all accounts, except those of the slow-growth activists, was going to serve the city better and provide less traffic problems than an already approved 275-room hotel" The community's outrage that the Newport Beach Planning Department • approved that project Is what caused most of us to hook up with Greenlight. It was proof that then! was no thought for the people m ost affected by the proposed hotel. You see, unlike some of the Planning Departtnent, City Council and Daily Pilot sta.tf, we are the ones who live and must travel along that stretch of Coast Highway almost every single day. It is already way too congested, is a tta.ffic hazard and none of us believed the propaganda that building a huge hotel at that site would not present more problems. Most of the Dunes' neighbors also realized that having outside entertainment for hotel guests would cause music. voices and even bright lights to adversety affect neighbors on all sides. The water magnifies sound, making noises at a huge new ho1el a real problem, espedalJy when those hotel parties are in the evening-a time we appreciated our quiet neighborhoods. We liked the Quinns. but not enough to ruin our quality of life. · It is unfortunate that neither the Daily Pilot nor the City C.OunciJ fully appreciated the resultant ange r of Newport Beach dtiz.en.s to learn their families and netgbborhoods were being sacrificed by people who Would never have to experience the resultant problems. Will we like the new neighbors? Sure, as long as they abide by rules and regulations that are now ln place. Greenlight gave us the ability to malce our relationship with any neighbor more pleasant. EDNA WllUAMS Newport Beach READER RESPONDS Rules for . private yards go too far · Ai rlltSdiv. AuiuSt 6. 2002 . 2002 football schedule Norneegue Thursday, Sept 12 -at Trabuco Milla Friday, Sept. 20 -Marina (home) Friday, Sept. 27 -Coronadel Mer(home) Thursday, Oct. 3 -Dene Hiiie (home) Thuradey, Oct. 10 -Pl remount (home) IMVIMl.Nlue Friday, Oct 11 -Alleo "Nlguel (horfl•) Thureday, Oot. M-It lrvlne Frlday, Nov. 1 -L.tguna Hiiie (home) Thureay, Nov. '7 -Woodbt1dgt (ltll'Yfnt) Thurtdrf, Nw 14 • ~u (It lWdn) . . ' . . . . . . . '' ,. . s'p 6 'R TS .. ... .. . . - • • • .. • • • • • QUOTE OF THE DAV "Hungary is a team not very accustomed to losing and we showed that we can play with the best in the world." -u.1 . ...., Pelo Coech blko Rudie . EYE OPENER .Daily~Pikll. Sponl Hal ol Fame ,....,...,. ... Allj~ 12 honofM KARI RUSH ~Piiot • Sports EA9or Rocer Car1son • (949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-01 70 Tuesday, Aueust 6, 2002 A7 - ·coach Ted Newland and his champion Newport Water Polo Foundation players after claiming the U.S. Nationals crown Sunday at Corona del Mar High. PHOTO COURTESY Of MOLLY HOPKINS The best around Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor High schools hosted the ultimate talent in water polo during the Senior Nationals. Steve Vlraen Daily Pilot • CX>RONA DEL MAR -Before •the 2002 U.S. Senior Nationals be- • gan. Gena! Kerr. the starting goalie of the U.S. National Tham, said the : Newport Harbor Water Polo Foundation had an obligation to maintain Its rich tradition throughout the tournament Ken's words aune to fruition when Newport won the Senior Na· tionals tide Sunday at CdM, a few blocb from where the majority or the team went to school at UC fr. vine. where they played for leg- endary bead coach Thd Newland. Newt.and w.u also a bit pro- phetic when he spoke about his team's sttategy before the Senior Nationals began He said Newport would depend on the best two- met.er men in the nation. And, those two two-meter men. Ryan Bailey and JetJ Powers. were rec- ogniud u the tournament~ most outst.anding players. They shared the Quick Metz award. • ' • ~ who will be a aenlor at ua in the ran. and Bailey. the dominant two-meter man usually delaibed as the Shaquille O'Neal of water polo, are U.S. National team members. as are fellow ua alumni Omar Amr and Dan Klatt. Powen acored three goals in the h qt.mter to help lead Newport to a 4-1 advantage over Senior Na- tionals defending champion New Yodt Athletic Oub '!\ in the title game SUnday. Powers' play set the tone for Newtand's squad and New Yort newr recovered. New Yodt AC featured five U.S. Na- tional Tham members in Adam Wright. Wolf Wigo. Larry foetix. Jack Kocur and Merrill Moses. Kerr, the Sage Hill High water polo coach, recorded 10 saves in the victory. Newport earned the right to play for the championship with an 11-10 overtime victory over Stanford Water Polo FoWldatioa, coached by focmer CdM High head man John Vargas. who played under Newland at ua 1n the early 80s. In its first real test of the touma· ment. Newport displa)'ed the pride of that rich tradition Kerr spoke of. Powers scored with 1 :28 rema1n1ng in the first overtime frame and added another goal in the second OYerlirne period to put hJs team up. 11 ·9. Powers scored five goals in the victory and he blocked a potential game-tying shot scanrord's Peter Hudnut, who 1.5 a U.S. National Tham member, soored to put his team one point closer, 11-10. Then. Powers blocked Nesmith's desperation shot from half tank as time ex- pired. For Newport. Bailey and Powers earned first-team All-American status in the USA Water Polo tour- nament. Kerr receMd second- team recognition. along with fel. low defensive star JClatt. Oreuon Barry, the 6-foot-10 two-meter man of ua, re-- praented Newport Harbor WPP WEIGHTLIFTING 'B with a third· team h<>i(li as did CdM product Garrett!llitry and Rick Medo. The trio.-aJong with Powers, plan to bring ex- citement to UCI water polo in the fall. Fonner Newport Harbor stand· out Steven Jendrusina also earned third-team laurels for Sun.set (UC San Diego). Before Newport Harbor WPF A took on Stanford on Sunday. New- Jands team bad outscored oppo- nents. 67-22. in five victories, an average of 13.4 goals per game. Newport aulsed to wins ~ Paradise cue Santa Barbara), 17-4, and Uon (Loyola Marymount), 18-5, on the tournament's open- ing day, Thursday. Then. Newport defeated Bruin. 9-5, Prlday, and Saturday, grabbed easy victories over Golden Bear ~ (UC Berke- ley), 11-4, and Malibu. 12-4. Now that the Senior Nationals are ~ Bailey, Powers. Kerr, Amr and Klatt wiD regroup with the U.S. men's water polo team and travel to Europe, where they will play in two tournaments, the Un- lcwn Cup in Hungary (Thursday through Sunday) and the FINA Wodd Cup in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Aug. 20-25). ~month, Team USA became the tallc. of the FlNA World League, as it was the only squad to defeat Hungary in preliminary play. "Beating Hungary last month (JuJy 2.6) showed what this )'0008 team ls capable ot~ U.S. Coach Ralko Rudk said "Hungary Is a team not very accustomed to los· Ing and we showed that we can play with the belt in the wodd.. lb follow Tham USAS pn>8J'el8 log on the Internet and go to www.usawaterpOJo.com. .. Newport pumps up with 13 . weightlifters placing I lrJc• Alderton I DllyPllot etsht attep1el. Mipel Guda lifted 154 pounda In the 56-kiloglmt wttght cl.-b .. while Joee Muno& lifted 225 poundl In the 152-pound (89 klo) dill. A pound la equMlent to 2.2 .... 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Tuesday August&,2002 4:00 -8:00 PM MARINER'S PARK, NEWPORT BEACH Neighborhoods throughout Newport Beach are being invited to join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the 19th Annual National Night Out crime and drug prevention event! , Residents are aslsed to lock their doors, tum on outside lights and sperid the evening outside with neighbors. ~I wiH be providing food, drinks and we'll all have some good summerfunl " • L Al Tuesday, qust 6, 2002 SPORTS DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL POSTER SERIES 2002 THE SEA KINGS 2002 water polo schedule Tues., Sept. 17 - Capistrano Valley (at Saddleback College), 4 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 19 -at Harvard-Wfftlake, 3p.m. • Fri., Sept 20-Foothlll (home), 3:15 p.m. Tues .. Sept 24 -Long Beach Wilson (home), 3:15 p.m. Thura.-Sat .. Sept 26-28-South Coast Tournament (home) Tues., Oct 8-El Toro (home), 3 p.m. Wed., Oct. 9 -University• (home), 3:15 p.m. Fri.-Sat., Oct. 11-12 -at Southern California Invitational (at Heritage Park, Irvine) Wed .. Oct. 16 -at Laguna Beach•, 3:15p.m. Tues., Oct. 22 -Servite (home), 3 p.m. Tues .. Oct. 29 -San Clemente (home). 3 p.m. Wed .. Oct. 30 -Northwood* (home). 3 p.m. Fri.·Sat, Nov. 1·2 -at Northern California Invitational, at Bellarmine Prep Wed .• Nov. 16 -Tesoro• (home), 3:15p.m. *denotes Pacific Coast League game. _Ltga_l_Notices __ 2640_ 1 Lepl NoClca Subiect to cond11lons preacribed by the underSt&ned, sealed bub for 1 lump Sum Conlrecl ere Invited for the foliow1n1 WOik· Ultl' 5201 TUICOMMUNKATIONS NOJECY NO. H7U4 UNIVIHITY Of CA.Llfo.NIA, •VINE DESCRIPTION Of WORK The proje<l shell consist of provldina and insl1llin1 tenant's lelecommunocellons cebline. hber ceble and cou cable for the complete leased bulldlna Work shell Include provldina jacks and other appurten1nces as detailed w1lhin the Contract Documents. 110011 QUAUllCATIONS1 Prime Bidders who do not mHI th1 quelifoc1t1ons In th• Contrecl Documents mey not be ellaible for 1w1rd. Prime Bidders shall submit their Qu1llflcetlons on the form provided by the UnivM slty es en ellachment lo the Bid Form. CONSTIUCTION COST ISTIMATl1S125,000.00 Bicldina Documents will be evelieble to Bidders on TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2002, end will be issued et 0£SICN ' CONS fRUC TION S(RVICf.S, University of CalifMni1, Irvine, 3500 Berkley Pl1c1, Irvine, CA 92697-2450. (949) 824 6630, Hot l ine: (949) 824-8117 Checks fOf •~•._...,.,_win be required In the amount of $25.00 pet set of Btddlne Documents Cllecls "' to be """ p1y1ble to • The Resents of the Univerpty of Cellfornll • A MANOATO.-V Nl-elO COMflllfKI AMO MMOATOln' Pill,_. JOI WAUl Iha• be held IS lollon; "'°° .... WIHU.AY, MMMIST 7, !OH,.tt University RtMerch Perll. l o1$y, 5201 Caltforn1 Avenue, lf"vlnl, CA 92697, (c«n. of Celtfornla Avenue end Bison Annue on the UniverMt)' of Celof«nia, Irvine Camp11s) AnlHMKI AT TMI ,.._. COltnallCI Ml9 ,..__JOI WAUC • ~TOaY FOil Ml ..... coenuaoa.'"' ··~ Wiil QOSI AT 119" A.a. 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B1dNo 892 M1tel Telephone Equlp111enl for Up1radoaAI Edison end Ocean View Hl1h Schools Oue:Au\u::n22,2002 Bid specifications end fMml cen be oblllned from the Purc hu lnf Oep11t1Mnl el 1025 Yorktown Ave., Hun· tlnaton 8Hch CA or by celllnt (714) 964-3339 tilt 4J50. lids 11111 k received Ill the PurchlSifll Depart 1Mnt ne let• then the nit 111\f time sUputlted 1bove, 11 whldl IJIM bids WIN be publicly opened 111\f reed aloud. Each bid lhen remtifl valid fM 1 lltflod of 45 days after the ate lflOClfiM fM the receipt ot bids The Oi$trlct ahell be "" IOle flldle of Ille qu•lity of It-otf11•d tllCI ,__ the rlsht to rejKt any or al lllds lllMf to wtl'fe any lrr111118fl lies Ill thl llldt or the Mddlftt HlllltirlstOll Beech Ullion Hitlt Scltoel Dlatrlt.t .... efTr11tt-hSnlMcL- Directer • fl'recw•-t/ lfllr c:--vetlon leechlMe Jlllr• I 1 A ) Cont Homes ' l oans, B )SoCal Coast, C ) SoCelCont com, 0 ) Co11t Homes, E.) Coast l oans. F.) Cal Co11t Homes, 34085 Pacific Co11t Hwy, 1202, D1n1 Point. CA 92629 Ernut R. Leneston, 24502 Send Piper ln .. D1n1 Point, CA 92629 Sharon C. Leneston, 24502 Send Piper ln., Den• Point, CA 92629 This business Is con· ducted by· husbend and wife Hive you alerted dolne business y1t1 Ho ErMlt R. Lanplon Thb 1t1t1ment WIS fifed With the County Cllfk of Oren1• C.unty on07~/02 "" ...... , Dell1 P'1lot July 16, 23, 30, ~ •• 2002 T7S9 .......... ......... hied with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 06/24/02 2002H07Hl Deily Piiot July 24, 31, Aue. 7, 14, 2002 T265 Re-. ..... ie..s...... Pilot July 30. Aue 6, 13, 2002 T775 ........ ... s...... Tl)• followln1 p1non1 ere doln1 buslnen es: Meneaemenl Oyn1mlc1, 4247 01n1 Rd., Newport The follow1n1 persons BHch, CA 92663 ere doln1 buslneas es: Ovt A. 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C~ This buslnns Is con· ducted by: en lndMduel H.v1 you allrted dolna business yet7 Ho Pamela K1llson This atelement wes filed with the County Ci.rk of Or 1n1• County on 07/12/02 2002HotHO Deity P'ilot July 23, 30, A4.!1. 6, 13. 2002. T762 .......... ......... Tllo followln1 peuons •• doina business n : SOCA, 2652 Onnc• Avtttue, Apt 8, Coste Mese,CAm27 Christopher Strople, 2652 Or1nao Avenue, Apt, •• Coal• .... 9~27 Tiiis bu11neu Is con· ducte4 by'. an lndMdllal Have you stertM Oolntl bvslness yet? "° 07 /10/'l002 Oevood Gheletouri Tiiis slltement wes filed with the County Cieri! of Oren1• County on 07 /2.6/02. 2002H114SO 011ty Piiot July 30, Aue. 6, 13, 20, 2002 T772 .......... ......... The followln1 P9JSOns .,. doina busl110SS as; Sendcutle Servlct1, 2768 Hillview ~ .• New· Pott Beach, CA 92ti60 JaMne K. Johns, 2716 HllMew Dr., HeWPQfl beach, CA 92660 This business rs con- ducted by. '" lnclivtduli Hive )'CHI started •na bwiness ye11 "° JeMM K. 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L1uroe lepoo 949-509·8923 Mew U1t1.. •Ir Jle. almost 2500sf with wood flooo, pl1nlatlon shut lers, otra Iona dolve ways, $898,000. Mike Dunn.• 949·262-3612 I ISTATIS rATIKJl TINOI( NATIOWWIDI USA Ht ... S6-t70S www.patrlclltanora.com MISCBJMEOUS RENTALS RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7411 COUNTY Corona dtl Mir c-Slowea furn wlily rental overlook1n1 beach & ocean. Avail Aua and Sept. Bav W'11te, Prud Ca Realty 949·219-2402 St;;fp,CJ;;ft, Zlr, 1 ... 811 Corona 2 Blks, patio, ctrporl, SISOO/mo, lena 94t4 U -3*52 S. •f PCH 2br Iba, new carpel/kit/clouts. Avail 9/l $1600/mo no pell/ smka. 949 723·5273 :b 2ba. New canpVpem. Ip, lrt yd. 1 c pr, 12$' mo WlltnJI pr S2350tmo. Int Lnsiu !M9-&«>9913 Jlr Zle I 5 blks to bch, nu crpt/palnl, cath cells, nu clsl sys n/pels/smk1 S2500mo 949-675-7591 Upsule Corona Hoen land5 :tt 2 houu la deck, drrve by !>24 Seaward Rd Key access lo pvt beach. lse $2700 949 673-9336 ColblMaa h14e leek ley upper 2Br w/lre 1nclsd bale, IG, S 1145/mo .. I Br, I& patio, IH, $87!>/mo. 329 University 949 574·2031 Qul.t N1l91ii.erhHJ, 2br 2ba 1pl, wd h~ups. 1 CBI .... , •• •at $1 220 949-673-7100 f"5IDI NIWl y liiM008iD 2Br, I Ba, w/d hooluip, 1a1a11e. no peh Sl400rn 949-72t.oatt •hide lwnhs~ 3br Zbl, 2c aar w11k on clsls. Ip, quiet pet nea. n/smk1 Sl975mo 949 722·9519 l '•lde Cute 21r 1 le completely renovated, 2c , ... be yard NO PETS S2000mo 949. 548-5601 •Newer 41r 1'/.le, 150051 houu w/yard, a Int cond (no &•r) 2c ptkna spaces) S2200/mo avail now 138 Santa !sable •A •Ah• :Zlr t•/•lo, 900sl newer, alnl colld avail now $1750/mo. 138 Sanlt ls•bel, •B Drive i.v & pl .. up lftfe ftyer. I' aide fletect..fl IHI-"--•-z 291 le "-Y• Or 3br den. 2.5ba. fOfmal din *•tbar, 211>$, nntr suite Vacant 8/16 s2600...., oe•· o....i• Pfeff, 949-733-607• , ....... c-!MOit • ..,. -11375/-. BM-M-642-31150 Cull) Mt·J00..3297 AiUtOIUCHt a,. Zlla, llalc, fir.,iac. 1 cat ,., • lllOO ._t ' MM l-7100 ., .......... ..,. to beach, fp, 2 cer I", 1 y11r lease, no peb, S2100rno.1126-3S9·4539. IAST twff 3br 2ba lo...,nhouu, end unit, bllcany, WI! IW.tSll. 2 ar ... Ill mX> 9&2!l)..40) IHuttful 1r•H'•h ·-n.. ........... t.511. condo, alnt conci, comm eool, S2ti00mo. aat. M9/ 219·2"4 ,......_ Zlw 2'19 family rm, l&. kilch, Inside lndry naw crpt, $2700/mo 1 yr lease, Alfi M9·651 ·21S5 -.VATI IAY"MJ U .. ar1u;, .. ~~r -~1· Y..ty Oce...tr-iiW zi.., upper, vault call, 2c prk&, &rt loc, am bale SJSOOm •st 9/675·4912 s,.c1 .... r•••"•'•" 48r 38• In presll110Us naiahborhood pool, 2 c aar. I& fenced yd S4SOO 949-673-t 162 Tr..,.e Zlr 2h condo, lurll·kay, 2c all 1ar, lenn11, comm pool, spa, &rHt loc. w/d, frl1+ all ulls lncld. $2200/mo. aat Elvin 949·466·7536 JOISWANTED <AltlGfVll 30 yrs up, refs, raason1ble relas. need 8pm to 71m shott. 1l'-f1S0 S70t JOBS OFFERED NUISI priv duty NPB residence, must be RN or LVN f /T liv·in, Stroh. D11beles, MS, G· Tube feed1n1s Share iob Jl/rdays/wlo. Mon 7pm fro 71m Referrals. Sal.,y $1000/wk Incl. bollts.lnlervlews @ 4621 Teller Ava. I••• 9•9-IS:Z-oJS 1 er eel Ht-2SJ-Z800 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • OIVIOOILY NOT 8olh ~.So.di dMY. Had Welt led a ...... dll• <bl NOllTH WOllJd ~ twve -.. liP of dly, but IMt la not lk i.uc. You win .... lhe "!:/.':. llVlnp ..... wtcb ile kins 0 97 Ind calh 8ClO IO lam )'OU lwve a 0 KJI certain INmp loaer when £Mt dis- carda a dlamOnd on the NCOOd round. •KQ'543 WES!' £AST Now ~ ha~ ro tak.e two lpade dis-•9154 • AQ 1032 carda UI a huny to avoid la.Ii\& a tricll c:::i ~J 10 c;::i J in lhll .uil u well. The minor wit» 0 J o ttU542 ~ "-. but in wbal onler • .. ,.,2 ••• )'OU -*.le them? SOUTH h -obvioua to play oo dia- • K' c;::i A IUl'542 moods first. Since you have only five carda in the combined hands, the O AQ c.Uncea or dvee roundl soing •Al ~Ire fw bcaer than In club!. 8 I Ilka can:.o( only one dis- The biddinJ: catd. Tu P* the NCOOd. two rounds of clube mutt be cuhed. WEST NORTH EAST Once You realize this, you~ay .... ,. .... a.hould become clear. S1a11 by ~ .... ... .... the ace IOd killl ol clubs. If .... .... ,_ .... defenden ro11ow. take iop diamondi, overtJlklna the queen on !he leCarld Openina lead: Queen of <:I round. ror one ~ diJcard and. if West doet not tu , take a llClCOlld diJ- '"Obvious" Ind Mcc:irrectM we llOI catd on the queen of clube. All the defenders can ICOf'e iJ their trump necesurily synonymous. Cover !he Irick. East-Wea cards Ind decide how ~ would J:.lay ru beMts after you ... When East dbcards on the llClCOlld cover I trumps ans 3-1. club, however, you have wn:·tridc line. Cuti the ?,ueen of clube for ooe South's two-club ~i· an anl-ficlal pmc force, with a OW'-IOl!el' discard and tu a club lO set up the suit. Now c:rou to d~ over-hand la borderline. However, we an· DOI think of a IMSible way to bid the takinJ the queen of d' with the ~ to procect against the po6Si-hand after a one«art opcnin~, IO the 111ificial ~ force our bility We.i holding a slna.leton dia- mond Ind dixard your remain1ng endonemcnt. test of the auction WU natural and Nonh judged ~II spade on a lonlf club. Again you IO!IC only a 1111mp tnck. that the doubleton heart WU ~UllC suppon for raisin& IO 1lam. -NI Ard.itedt!AI """ saaks full-time Office Assiilant. Requil'es some heavy llflill&, aood communications & In- terpersonal sllllls, °'la· nlzallonal skills, positive allltuda & some com· putar op. Reliable car & aood drlvln& record a must Fu rlMlmas only lo 949-574-1338. ASSEM8l Y AT HOME Arla. Ccafts, Jewelry. Also tleclronics, sewlna. typina In your spare tlma. Graal pay. No Hpetianca, No FH Woll train Call ~795·0380 u t 2 (24/hrs.) (CAL•SCAH) SEll c--... ...... s-1 ..... Rawardln1 positions to provide ln·home com· panlonshlp, homemalo.-1n1. errands . FIH PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, Car r19'd! 714·'44..a&I ~-"'-Relation Offoc. Medad for Dental HMO. for Southern Ca. Fu resume to 909·483-5351 11.ctrl~;a c---c1• workin1 Foreman & W'wemen. Cood Co. pay & benaflta.. 714-899-5405 or tu 714.373.5531, Mete! fr--Delli flH hrs, FT/PT. Apply at a-h C..tert Mete!, U8 1111 Sl HJ 71~170 , ... _ ..... ,_, Cat Sitters fOf HewPO<t 8ch, Corona del ,_., Tustin, ()wp 91!Ml57-2287 N.I . (-"'Y CJlli1 Seelll PT RecepUon'lst wMkends your unwanted & occasional evanlnp. 1tams lhroup clusrlted Cal 949-6'4·9550 nll04 PUSONA&. TIAINU Eaptfienced, for Corona del M., facillty. Call Liu t4t-67S-32t7 ATTN: SALES OPPOR· TUHITIES S"kars, lmmedoate .... No feel Career Opportunities. $4963 avar•1• weekly top 10 paid commission 2(l02. Salal/Sales M1n- aaement Pro & 59•· clallsts. Entrepreneur type newcomers wel- come . Will train ... As much es $1000 weellly performance b•s•d 1uaranlH on 12 IHds weekly! 1100,000 yr ... lf you're arnOf'I tha bast of lht bull 2·3 pr1·11t appts. daily .Fr• info & Yldeo by mail. FrH e1n .... 818-543-l781. .. Call Now I (CAL •scAN) n W99 8aby/CNd'a flifi & acceu star-a in NB l'Tol, lwd ~ ctn .... ~--t541 JOIN DUR TEAM and mike a dlffennca. In th• • CallfOfnla Almy N•tlonal Guard you can 1et -Y for cottece and car-tralnna. Call 1- 800 -C O · GU ARD (CAL•SCAH) ~-...... IMWJHts'9•. --...... w,.,., ...... ='*" aunroof, 6 c:d, lint oand Sl Pf>-.at&::!!«) h4a-..... 5 2500 Cummln1s Diesel Iona· bed trucll 94k mi, slick shift, areen, sray Int. vary clean cond v3044Mi SI0,995 hrm llnancina avail, 8kr 949·586-1888. ,_. ,,, ·-u- Carao Van E2SO u - ta11ded, VB, orl1 owner from new Whlta/blk Int, beaut Ofitl cond, hn avail wml4927l $3995 fir-m Bkr t49-st6-1tta fert1 •001__., Xlf •Dr 6 cyl, at, ac, ps/b/w/dl •823275-3072 Sl2,99S Norm Reeve Honda Sue«slOfa 888/540 7 484 f•4 '00l-..r Xlf •Dr 6 cyl, 11, ac, ps/b/w/dl '823275-3072 $12,995 Nor-m Reeve Honda Superstore 888/540· 7484 fer4 'tS l ..... k XlT 4 cyl, 70!\ ml, 6 shift, umpet shell w/ca•pel, 41/t .. Utt, chrm whls, CO, beaut oro& cond, vt 567912 fin avail $5995 Bkr 949-586 1888. fw4 '00 ,_, .. SIS 6 cyl, AT, AC. ABS, CC, PS/8/W/l/M/S t 242942-283S f 10,995 NOfm R"v' H nda Supet"s IOf a 888/540-748' Honda '94 Civic CPE ac, tilt, stereo cass, loolls & runs &r••t. '5030M-3208 $5995 Norm RMvt Honda SuperslOf• 888/540-748' HeeM '00 Civic it.tchltodt AT, AC, PS/8, CD. Musi SHI Only 3K Miles 1101443-3076 $12,995 Norm R"v• Honda Superstore 888/540· 7484 HeeM 'OOClvlc .... ..._. AT. AC, PS/8, CO, Musi seel Only 3K Moles 1101443-3076 $12,995 Norm Reeva Ho"d• Super a lore 888/540 7484 Hee4-'t7CIVD al, ac, pa/b/l. ed. alloys . COTifllO '°46759-3142 $12,995 fllorm R .. va Honda Superstore 888/540· 7484 J.a-r' 'tJ IUS 6c-)'1. Tk ~al {)q>artmnll llt tk Daily Pilot is pk4UJ IO "'"lllUll<t" '""' Sn'Vict 11qw awzilabk to new businmn. c.;;JiillC '9• S TS Fwy mites, pearl wht, oat· meal lthr, chrm whls, mechanic owned, beau· tlful orl1 cond, fantn tlc velua, books & records $6995, fin & warranty avail, vlnf.457296 Bkr 2+2, Coupe, 6911, British raclfl1 If Mn, tan lthr, moonrf, chrome whls, bout cond. $10,995, ~ wiU now SEARCH mt 11amt for you at no c<1Ta thargt • .,,J 111ve you tlu ti m t 11nJ"" trip IO tht uurt Ho~ ins.nu Ana. Thm. of t'OUTSe, 11.ft""" 1111,J, is rompktta wr wiU fik your fictitious businas Nl"!t st#mfmt with the ~"IJ Ckrlt. publi.sh onct 11 wetk for four wulu "' "'I'""" by !Aw 11nti thm Jiu your proof ofpublkation with tht County Ckrlt. PkllU stop by to jik your firtirious busintts st4tnl'lmt 111 m1 Daily Pilot, 330 W. &:y St. Costll MtllL If you tllnnot 1top by. p~ aJ.I us 111 (949! 642-4321 4"" WI wiU maltt 1tmlnsrmmn for JOU to hllntik thu pro«J"" by lflflliL If you should how any forthtr IJlllltWN, pk1Ut taU us tmJ WI wiU k more lhlln gla.J to IUSist JOU. G~ lutk in your ntw bwintu! Daily A Pilot ,.,_,.._, ... C...,. S200 obo n•ds work. MoYinl must 11111 Ht-71 -to71 a;;;;;a;e ,,. WMd9I 1500 4w4'. wht. alloys, loa ded, clean, 7111, $16.IXX> obo ~2411 a;;;;y ..... 't7 ·~ 6 cyl, AT, AC, ABS, CC, CO, PS/8/W/l/M 1152368-3038 110,995. Norm RMYI Honda Superstore lll8/540-7"4 iOiil iifllN ... White, low miles, very 1ood condition WiOO 949-5'8-.4806 '457219 Bkr se.586-1888 Jeep C'ereli•• •97 ~••• lsmo ... arr, V-8, at. IC, lthf lnl, f/pwr. cslm whls/liras, $14,750 !M9.&42-2702 ._. .__ '96 Discovery Gr .. n/bn Int. beautiful orlslnal condltJon Sl3,99S fill & warr avell v45729 I BM Mt-SM-1 ... i..a .. 'ti u •oo :alnt cond, 1~ ml, pearl whV 1ry Int, all records, loaded, l owner. senior clt1111n, very cl11n. pp, Sl0,200 (M9) M0-7402 MllCIHS INI '" 300£ loaded, cl11n Inside a out lll8K mi. $8000 949·515-2134 TODAY'S caoSSWaRo PuZZLE ACA088 1 Honda riv.I 7 llood-.mer 10 <We.t 14 Oeig.tD In 115 Pampbna Of"/ 18 Z.Ue'wh 17 Tutor 18~ HI n-day ..... 20 ~g.., ~Wda.) 23 enerousty 28 Notwute 27 HofM'• aound 28 C h .. enge 29 llke some humor 30 Actor's prompt 31 2001 to Ovid 32 Undergrlld di• 33 Not wc>ttdng 'Nd•.) 37 P C maker 38 Uvy'shello 39 C rawhng lneec:t '40 Tender pod ,, NalTowed down '3 L.o--grapna ..... Blowlt '415 Frelgi. amts 46 NBA'a -Unseld '1 Soho streetcw 46 Blur. as Ink !51 Alt about MUCIOES <210 't7 llhr. blk.everthma pwrl This is a winner! Gort! tVfS1112t $21,toO MllCIDIS CUCOO '00 Very nice Coupe, ll1wtessl Rad. n•11u12 so.to0 MllC.IDIS ML320 'ti White. loaded. very very cleanl IWAOS1242 $2',toO rottS<-HI ti I 'II Pretty ur, vary clunll tJS12167t $2',toO AUDIA••tt Blue. lmmaculalelll Fully loadadl •XA2Hltt $%3,900 IMW S.01 '97 Callf., car, ayery option. lthr sells wall m11nl •VIWH12S $J1,to0 IMWXS'0 1 Solver pristine condition and 1t shows'll •1LH:zo10J sso.to0 fJl2 Aldo '*'* 53 conr.r (2 Wdl.) 5e Rat•-tf7 COndude 5& tkwpti• .,. 82 lntt8te 83 Sooner tn.n W1<ln M Hair-<*• ~oduet 815 ovide fOf ee a.nnen aruc:te tf1 Tre ..... ptaln DOWN 1 Jeber 2 Fruit drink 3 Trendy 4 R ich, u farmlend S Actor - Fonda e Terrier of filmdom 1 Orovellke 8 1~ record 9 O u iotl-witted 10 Fette red 11 Styhh, few some 12 Knight'• attwe 13 Didn't e xist 21 H~gel well 22 N A oUtftts ~h.) 23 t In 2'4 Deadly snalle Tey•to 't7~U at, ac, PS/8/W/Ol/M. cc, hit, stereo cns .o60463·3170 SI0,995 Norm RHve Honda Supe'5lore 8881540.748' Teyeto 00' c_;;:;w; ci at. 1c, ps/b/w/dl, lilt, ed. hke new 1322181 ·3139 SI0,995 Norm Reeve Honda SupantOfa 888/540· 7484 TOYOTA 't7 IAV • A/C, 4 cyl. perfect con d1toon, 8800 mi, Sll,000 949-644·7409 Teyeto'91 Tercel 4dr, sedan, ucellenl condition, $3000 fl(m, 949·645-4545 v ........... ,. ... GlSSe4.t PS/8/W/l. CC. hit. stereo cass. moonrool •144027 2915 $9,995 Norm Reeva Honda Superstore 888/540· 7484 vw c.iiiW .. '97 IMW JUI 't• Whole, areal. fun White convartoble, convertible for-summarll otremely nice car. 117950 $9,980,000 #R.ID33784 $19.900 IMW U ._.,., ,97 TIO'S ............ IOMOJ..'975 Whit• .,./tan lthr, onl'I 35K moles! 118018 $18,980 Laau• GUOO •ts s-4.t Gold w/tan lthr, full pwr. 25 Doi up 29 Hend -'gnats 30 Bamboo stalks 32 Streisand ~ ftlm• 33 Rio O rande IOwn 3'4 •carmen: e g 35 Savage 38 Grows crops 42 Rewby 46 Stra y 47 Crinkly paper 46 M uffler WWtew/t-lthr, I ·-............. k .... ... , •18060 1 1,tlO IMW3111't6Se ..... •·••!•-·-· ... terler, -•• ONlY •17749 SU,tlO IMWS21l'tlS..._ llocto w/t• lthr w /srrt ...... !Ket .,.,._ ... 111013 $23,tlO , .. ,,c.wo•9s w1oo •• 1-c..,... ,,, ........ ·-· .. •llUO S1Z,tl0 Mer•••••-•<:ZO 'ti u ...... Oely 65• .t -ttih kowtyl fvl ,_ lllOIOI $ IS,tlO ~•-Jc_.,,,, ....... /Wedi lttw. loc .. ..... ,_ . .,.. ..... •llZtt $21,tlO v.av. MO k'°" •01 S."-Thl•h----• -· v.av • ..._. .._ _, . .,,,........_ 11817% $11,tlO i.-41ev•r'tl .... 1.-..ww ... 1 ... ltlwo.lyUK•"911 •11131 SH,tto .:=~·~7 Merce ... 'II S60Sl cream 1111tt. whl/lan llhf. showroom, chrome, 2 tops. $16.750 714-751·2A64 SOK mllesll ,1,_ m •18018 SlS.980 Mii~, NIH-'00. ... ,_ Sl auto, loaded, In I her, chroma whHls, 44k miles, $17.000/obo 714-964-9693 IMW USI 'tS Se4.. Whit• w/tan Inter, auto lull power! 118084 SIS,980 &-r:u S Tr_,.... '94 White w/1ray Int. 5 19eed, 4X4, 118016 $6,980 NI•-'96 200SX Sl·R Sho...,rm. 3611, red, auto, """'9r s.liot'hoa '91 loaded, mooorf alloys, JXi Convt While wlr11$7500714 751·2464 w/parfect t•n llhr, auto •18172 Sll.980 • .,,.,... •o 1 a. soo horl.z.on metalhc, 5P0<t plla. 1411 ml, GPS, fuHy loaded, new cond1hon, $92,000 71•·206·3308 Mltl.W.WOl-•t• '97 LS Sedan Solwr w/11ay Inter, 6 cyl, cd, 118042 Sll.980 Vein HQ '17 h!4w mce•ABJS Wllllld ..... ., o,., •••• OMler with ov.,. 40 ••a<s npl will pay a very fair erk• for you.- car. Van or trucli paid tor °' not Call Didi Rey @ Tomato Auto SalU. 1T4-437-t931 or 714-328· 3228 AND .:;.~ ' ; - -4'1 Alm so Rouu.eau novel !51 Kind 152 WarahouM M Bulrush or eallal 55 OVer-the- oounter buy 69 Telepe.Jhy 60 Cookbook amt. 61 Drop In on 11 12 13 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS/ ACCESSORIES/ SERVICES Free 1pphc1toon last approval NON PROFIT DEBT CONSOLIDATION CALL 1·866 764·3338 24 hour consultallon '**'""" .. lAWASAlll twl 650 'tS • Cp, 1._ -'• ,.rtedll $2750 ca Ht-645~5 .. lAWASAaJ llUl 650 'tS•Cyd., l .. •I. perfectll $1750 Cll ....... ,.ss ... BOATS ...... 1515 llec~lc rocll;et t lft tletllent, orlalnal, $11,000/obo Shp AvaU· ble 949-675-6121 1001 Zlh hffy loke naw, fully loaded, slip avaHable. $28,SOO obo (t'9}•74-NOOa111 IOATRENIRSI SERWB • . . .. How to ~lace A f Rates and deadllnea · arc subject to change without notice. 'Ille publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any clasaificd advertisement. 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Friday 5:00pm ANNOUNQMENTS & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SAU 1419 BUSINESS & FINANCIAL Cllendarof Events 1310 fQUAl HOUSll6 OPPOIT1llTY All real estate adver hstn& 1n this newspaper 1s •ubiect lo the f ede1 al F atr Hous1n1 Act of 1968 as emended which makes 11 1lle1al to advertise 'any prefer ence, hmltetoon or doscruruna hon based on race. color. reh11on, n•. handicap, fam1hal status or nallonal ort11n, or an mtenlton lo make any such preference. llmtla lion or d1scrim1nat1on • This newspaper will not 1tnowln1ly acupt .rny advertlsement for real estate which Is In voolalton of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwell lnas edvert1Hd In this newspaper ue aveolable on an equal opportunity basos To complain of dos a1m1nalton. call HUD loll free at 1 800 424 8590 Service Dlrldory ,OUCY In en effort lo otter the best service possible lo our reade1s and adver l1se1 s. we will require Contractors who adver l1se 1n the Service Dwecl«y to Include their Contractors License number In their adver 11,.emenl Your co Operaloon IS araalfy weaated. 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