HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-04-04 - Orange Coast Pilot• Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
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INSIDE I Newport soehilite -charged with selling cocaine
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! • Tina Schafnitz faces two drug paraphernalia.
I, felony counts, one misdemeanor Released from custody
1 on $25,000 bail after her I charge after alleged deal with arrest last month, Schaf-
!.· undercover 1\J.st:in police officer. nitz faces arraignment April 14 in Santa Ana I Municipal CoUrt. I By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot But her attorney, Rob-i ert Newman, said late ! NEWPORT BEACH -CriminAl charges Friday he was not aware
! were filed Friday against Newport Beach of charges being filed ! socialite nna Schafnitz for allegedly selling against her.
i cocaine to an undercover Tustin police offi-1'1stin police Lt. Mi-
"Tina cared about
taniily, community ...
and I can't imagine
she would want to
throw this all away
over drugs. "
-PEGGY GOLDWATER
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her" and not part of a
wider probe.
Schafnitz reportedly
drove her own car to the
restaurant and met the
undercover officer, who
was parked in another
vehicle in the same lot.
She got out of her car
and talked briefly with the
undercover officer before
they sat in her vehicle,
where Schafnitz allegedly
sold 17 grams of cocaine l cer, prosecutors said. chael Shanahan said
! Schafnitz, 38, a prominent mem_ber of undercover drug agents met Schafnitz
! Newport Beach society and fixture at about 4 p.m. March 16 in the parking lot of ! countless charity fund-raisers, was an El Torito restaurant in Tustin.
-just over half an ounce -for $1,000 in
cash, Shanahan said.
After the alleged drug deal, other Tustin
officers waiting nearby arrested Schafnitz
without incident, Shanahan said.
She was booked at Orange County Cen-
tral Jail, but released on bail the next day,
jail records show.
Schafnitz has remained free -and
largely missing from the Newport Beach
society scene -since she spent the night
in jail, according to friends.
"I am shocked," said Peggy Goldwater--
Clay, a proniinent figure in Newport Beach
soaety and the daughter of former presi-
dential candldate Bany Goldwater. "1ina
cared about family, community . .. and I
can't imagine she would want to throw this
all away over drugs."
Newman said his client still is in the New-
port Beach area but "obviously has no com-
ment on an ongomg police investigation."
•As far as we know, there have been no
charges filed by the District Attorney's
• SEE COCAINE PAGE A20
! charged with two felony counts of selling We would not disclose how the meeting ! and possessing a controlled substance was arranged, but confirmed it was the cul-
j and a misdemeanor count of possession of mination of •an investigation targeting just
KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PU.OT i
ON THE BALL
Newport Harbor's Rick
Robinson goes for the
ball during Friday night's
match against Santa
Margarita. Newport
Harbor swept the match
to stay unbeaten in
boys volleyball.
• SEE SPORTS PAGE 81
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KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY Pl.OT
KEEPING FAITH
The Revs. Peter
Haynes, right, and
Jaime Edwards-Adon
of St. Michael and All
Angels church of Corona
del Mar are featured
in "In the Spirit."
· • SEE STORY PAGE A2
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AROUND TOWN •••• .A 11
A good
of learning
MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pl.OT
Parent volunteer Gina Decker, above, works wtth Corl Chapin mentary In Costa Mesa. Decker volunteers three days a week
In Heather McCormick'• flnt-grade daslroom at Victoria Ele-In two dassrooms. Ml'Cormtck, top right. reads to her class.
By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot At Victoria
Elementary,
contracts make
sure students,
parents and
teacher hold up
their ends of
education
here's • abort story on the cover of Victoria
Elementary School's community
report desaibing a sense of initia-
tive that ts pervasive in its
Taken aback by the ID4Il's plans because he might
not live long enough to see those trees, his gardener
said, "Sir, trees like that will take years and years to
grow tall."
•1n tbat case," the old man replied. "Lets
plant them today.•
bargain. ..
classrooms.
It ls about an elderly man who
amassed a great deal of wealth to pur-
chase a large estate. He Inspected the
barren land and decided to beautify it by
planting ood trees. • •
Principal Judy Laakso, who has been at
Victoria since it reopened in 1993, said she
also wants to make the best use of the few
yea.rs that she has with her students.
Toward that goal, a contract was drawn
up by the school specifying the responsi-
. • SEE_VICTORIA PAGE..&11 M
LOCKING ON A MYSTERY
•Dozens of padlocks -
alls~~ and size~ -are
showing up on chain-link
fences around town
By Tim Grenda, DMly Pilot
But over the years, more locks
-new ClOD'lbination ~ and old
rusted key types -were left on
the Mme lect:lOI\ al fence until
about SO or more formed a llde-wavw. U-lha~. ACrou town, wb .. Bey Street ere•• the OOlta Me9a ~y.
tbe cbabi·Hnk tence on tbe .outb
~ °' the bridge la llned Wltb 34
pedlc:d'I -avalD. .... ma-wt .... ..,.... .. du.e.iCl two or
tine :I:"' -ta • ....., ltlldiM •bOUt daeM ..
On batb llDCel, tbe kal.,..
Patron
killed
at bar
• Police rule shooting
self-defense against man
wielding club.
By Alison Murray, Daily Pilot
WEST SIDE -A security
guard at Garibaldi de Noche bar
here shot and killed a patron in
self-defense after he allegedly
was attacked by the club-wield-
ing man, police said Friday.
Uniformed guard Anselmo
Munoz, 30, of Costa Mesa shot
Juan Olvera Gonzalez, 28, of
Costa Mesa about 11 p.m. Thurs-
day in what pohce determined
was a justifiable homicide, Lt
Ron Snuth said m a statement
Investi-. I ti t gato.rs said j nves ga ors
~onzalez , : said no
his brother ; .
a n d l charges will
0 e P h e w 1 be sought were asked :
by the bar 1 against
managers ! Munoz who to leave be-: '
cause they l ref used
reportedly i treatment for
had been : ' drinking i his broken
too much. : . t d W h e n 1 WrlS an
he tried to ; was released come back : •
i n s i d e • l at the scene.
Gonzalez •
was stopp-
ed at the back door by Muncrz. who
refused to let him in, police said.
Gonzalez then reportedly hit
Munoz with a club, breaking his
right wrist. As Gonzalez raised
the club to swing again, Munoz
pulled out a .357-caliber revolver
and shot him once in the chest.
Gonzalez was taken to West-
ern Medical Center in Santa Ana.,
where he underwent open heart
surgery, but was pronounced
dead at 1:40 a .m. Friday.
Munoz, who works for a pri-
vate security company, was wear-
ing a uniform and is fully licensed
to carry and me a gun. police said
Investigators said no charges
wW be sought against Munoz,
who refused treatment for his
broken wrist and was released
at the scene.
The club allegedly used by
Gonzalez was found in his
brother's car, which was parted
about 30 feet from the~·#.._.
•SEE HOMICrOE MOE A20
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cindy trane
christeson
·Realizi.ng the benefits
of caring for others
•WJtat do we live tor if not to make
liie Jess dillicult tor each other?•
-George Eliot
I
M y 16-year-old daughter,
Amy, and I have the privi-
lege of being members of a
wonderful mothe.f:9aughter organi-
zation called National Charity
League. Over the years I have met
and worked with hundreds of
delightful women and their daugh-
ters in many rewarding volunteer
tapacities throughout the community. .. .one ot..my IIU>$l.JUem.Qrable eJWeri-
erices happened recently during my
required monthly shift at the Tick-
toc.ker Thrift Shop on 19th Street in
Costa Mesa.
It was in early January, on a day
when I had already planned too
much. I was fresh off the holidays
and fresh out of energy, and I was
disappointed that we were short our
third worker. Our storeroom was
exploding with bags, books, clothes,
toys and other previously used items.
I bad a little chat with myself about
the importance ofa positive attitude.
and why I was in the group, and then
l met Pam, my co-worker for the
afternoon.
We worked nonstop to unload,
unwrinkle, clean up piles and ring up
sales. The store was busy and I was
buzzing back and forth. Several
times, a nice young man came to ask
me to measure some pants for him.
He was in his 20s or 30s, disable, and
even though he could not speak, be
communicated quite well.
When he was out of earshot, one of
our customers said that if we could
find a suit that fit him. she would be
more than happy to pay for tt. I was
moved by her generosity, as well as
being humbled that I hadn't thought
of it first.
I thanked her for being so kind,
and she responded, ·wen, there but
for the grace of God, go I. It's the
least I can do, and besides, it would
make me happy.•
We finally found him a handsome
suit. Just as he was reaching for bis
wallet, I pointed out the nice woman
and explained her offer. I wish I had
understood bis words, but I clearly
understood his excitement. He nod-
ded and tried to smile and practical-
ly Ooated out the store.
About an hour later, the young
man reappeared. wearing his new
&uit. I complimented him on how
nice he looked and he motioned for
me to help him choose a tie. I told
him it would be my pleasure, and it
would also be my gift to him. He
nodded, and I noticed that both of
our eyes were moist
I enjoyed my afternoon in the thrift
&bop that day, and am thankful for
the lesson those customers taught
me. Now I will try to look at my times
in the thrift shop.as opportunities to
experience, not obligations to fulfill.
Two people whose names I don't
even know helped me get my eyes off
of me, and onto others that afternoon.
One modeled total gratefulness.
The other modeled charity with a
capital C. To both o1 them, I say,
Thank you, with a cepital T. And
you can q'liote me on tbatl
• • CN>Y TRANI CHal'llSON Is a Newport
8tach resident who speaks frequently to
" perentlng groups.
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i11 the spirit · !
ADDRESS: 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar
TELEPHONE: 644-0463
DENOMINATION: Episcopal
YEAR OfURot ESTABUSHED: 1959
SERVICE TIMES: On Sunday, Holy
Eucharist is at 8 and 10 a.m. Bible
study for adults meets at 9 a.m. Chil-
dren meet for Sunday school at 10 a.m.,
then join their families in church just
before the Eucharist.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES: Beginning on
Palm Sunday, Holy Week will be
observed with the daily offices. On
Maundy Thursday at 7:30 p.m., wor-
ship will include the washing of feet
and the stripping of the altar. On Good
Friday at noon and 7 p.m., the worship
service will be sacramental and include
the stations of the cross. The great vigil
of Easter, with holy baptism and holy
Eucharist, will be at 7:30 p.m. April 11.
Easter celebrations on April 12 at 8 and
10 a.m. will include choir, trumpets,
organ and the youth rock 'n' roll band.
SENloR PASTOR: Peter D. Haynes
ASSISTANT PRIE~ Jaime Edwards-
Acton. Edwards-Acton is also missioner
for the parish's youth and family min-
istry.
PASTORAL STAFF: Burton Karson,
Ph.D., is minister of music; Peggy
Strong is minister of religious educa-
tion; Barbara Johnson. Ed Mattsson,
Donnie Lewis and Sonia Scarlett are
ministers of administration.
SIZE OF CONGREGATION: Approximate-
ly 200 attend weekly Sunday services.
MAKEUP OF CONGREGATION: All ages,
primarily from the Corona del Mar,
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine
areas.
OtlLD CARE: Provided for all services
ICIM H,4GGER'TY I DAILY PILOT
The Rev. Peter Haynes, right, and assistant pastor Jaime Edward-Acton of
St. Michael and All•Angeb Episcopal Church in Corona del Mar.
and most other activities. fYPE OF WORSHIP: The worship is
eucharistically centered, using the tra-
ditional and contemporary books of ·
common prayer. It reflects the rich
liturgical heritage of the Anglican
church. The 8 a.m. service does not
regularly have music, but it does have
music several times a year. A full choir
and organ accompaniment provide
hymns and anthems at the 10 a.m. ser-
vice.
TYPE OF HOMILY: T't!aching commen-
tary on contemporary challenges draw-
ing on resources ~m Scripture, tradi-
tion, reason, experience and CWTent
events.
UPCOMING HOMILY: On Palm Sunday,
Edwards-Acton will incorporate both
the youth group and his own guitar
music into a sermon on •The Sunday of
the Passion.• On Easter, Haynes will
preach on God's victory over death,
evil and fear as the parish celebrates
•the greatest festital dayl •
WELCOME WAGON: If visitors leave
their name and phone number, a letter
along with the current church newslet-
ter is sent out to them the next day. If
they ask for specific information, some-
one from the church calls them to
answer their questions. A four-week •
series of basic Chrlstiallity classes Is
offered quarterly for newcomers to the
church.
OUTREACH PttOGftAMS: Haynes chairs
the Diocesan World Mission Commis-
sion. 1beJ>4Iish participates in both the
Anglican and Diocesan cycle of prayer,
to pray for needs around the wodd. It
also supports the Interfaith Shelter Pro-
ject. the Interfaith Peace Project and
the Canterbury Chaplaincy at the
Interfaith Center at UCI.
DRESS: Haynes says dress tends to be
•come-as-you-are, California eclectic,"
and offers this guideline, •How would
you dress to have dinner with Jesus?•
OtUROt DESIGN: It's a good ~lend of
contemporary and traditional. The
sanctuary houses eight extraordinarily
beautiful stained-glass windows of
eight Christian saints.
MISSION STATEMENT: To worship God
in word and sacraments, proclaim the
good news of Jesus Christ to all, and
lead faithful and productive lives by
using God's gifts to respond to needs
in our parish, community and world
and be responsible stewards of all cre-
ation.
INTERESTING NOTE: On May 2, St.
Michael and All Angels will play host
to the Folk Music Society of Orange
County. From June 21-28, the parish
will play host to the Baroque Music
Festival of Corona del Mar. The public
is welcome at both events. For more
information, call the church office.
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• EDITOlt'S NOTE: Where to go to
find God features brief descriptions
of churches and temples In our
community. They appear each week
on a rotating basis.
Religious Science
COSTA MESA a..at OF
llEUGIOllS SCJENa
Costa Mesa Olurch of Religious Sci-
ence alms to teach onened, heal
Ignorance. nurture growth and prac-
tice prayer. The members are an
edectlc group of people from differ·
ent religious backgrounds and of all
ages residing in and around the
South c.oast Metro area. tts worship
focuses on a spiritual approach to
life that allows people to find a con·
nection to_ God. The service Is held
Sunday at 10 a.m. Jim Turrell ls the
minister. The church was estAbllshed
in 1987 and Is at 2850 Mesa Verde
Drive East. Costa Me1a. F<X infonna..
tion call, 754-7399.
Roman Catholic
CX. LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL
Our Lady of Mount cannet cele-
brates Mass on Saturday at 5 p.m.;
on Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m .. noon
and 5 p.m.; and weejcdays at 8 a.m.
Kenneth KrAUSe Is pastor. The parish
Is at 1441 w. Ba~ BNd .• Newport
Beach. For more Information, call
673-3ns.
CX. LADY QUEEN OF NK"JFI S
Our Lady Queer\ of Angels extends
this invitation to the community.
•enter, rejoice and be gla<W They
would like all to feel God's love
through their parish. Masses are held
Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 7
a.m. (no mu:sl(), 8:30 a.m. (contem-
porary choir), 10 a.m. (9dutt choir),
1 1 :30 a.m. (cantor), and 5 p.m. (con-
temporary ensemble). Wiiiiam P.
Md.aughlln Is pastor. The parish Is at
2046'Mar Vista DrtYe, Newport
lelch. For more lnfonnltlon. call
644-0200.
ST. JOAa• CA1HOUC OtUROf
St. Joachim c:.tholk Chun.h Is a
Chrlst<enteted people, Instructed by
the word of God and renewed bv
the sacraments. They~ to build a
community of love, justk.e and peace
by celebrating, semng llnd proclaim-
ing the Go5pel to the world. The
worship Is eum.fst.lc Ind saaamen-
t.al i=. In Scripture-based homily the of God broken oS*'I and
applied. English Masses are on Sun-·
day at 6:30, 9'.30 and 11 a.m. and 5
p.m. (youth Mass). Spanish Masses
are at 8 a.m .. 12:30 llnd 7 p.m. Ollld
care Is provided fot most momfng
Masses. The congregation is primarily
Latino and white, with a unaller
group of Alipinos. Joseph R. Robil-
lard Is senior pastor. The parish Is at
1964 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. For
more lnfonnatlon, call 574-7400.
United Church
of Christ
CO•IWTY OIUltO\
CONGmllATIONAL
Community Church, Congregation-
al members seek to experience
God's presence and the teachings of
Jesus Christ In their daily lives; to
create a loving community that nur-
tures, cares for and respects each
person; and to extend their IO'ling
ministry In partnenhip with others.
The church emphasizes the f1'Mdom
of each pen.on to leam and grow in
their own way, In obedience to the
Holy Solrtt. not to the pastor or a
prescribed.creed. The worship Is a
simple, tr.clltional, thoughtful and
reverent service. The choir Is among
the finest small<hurch choirs in the
area and places an emphasis on tra-
dltlonal musk. Sunday services are
held •t 8:15 and 10 a.m. Both ser-
vices are the same, except for the
full choir participation at 10 a.m.
Chlld care Is provkfed f<X both ser-
vices.. Sunday schoot for children
through s6cth gr.cle meets at 10
a.m. •ruce Van Blair Is S«ti<X pastor.
The church Is at 611 Heliotrope
Ave., Corona del Mar. For mofe
Information, c.aU ~7«>0.
United Methodist
OtRIST OtUROf rt ntE SEA
Christ Church by the Sea seeks to
provide a loving, nurturing environ-
ment fot praising God and meeting
the spiritual needs of members 9lld
ft1eJlds. lht chUl'dl also operates a •
preschool, extendeck.aN and tutor-tno plOgrlm year-round. A trdtlon-•
al worship service Is held on Sunday
at 9:30 a.m.. and • c.outemporary ser-
vic.a Is held at 5:30 p.m. Child care Is
provided f<X both seMces. The Rev.
George R. Crisp Is senior pastor. The
church was estAblished In 1932 and Is
at 1.00W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport
Beach. For more church Information,
c.all 673-3805. For Information about
the preschool. c.an 673-8233.
MSTWllllD~
CIUIOI
Arst United Methodist Church seeks
to aeate a nurturing environment
for promotlng Christian spiritual
growth and to create opportunities
to seNe humanity. Worship setYlces
Include snyer, l"ffdings from So1p-
ture, a sennon and music. ~
nled by a broad selection of Instru-
ments. The Sunday seMce Is al 10
a.m. Adult and chlldren's Sunday
school meets at 1:45 .. m. Child care
Is pnMded for chllchn under ....
Stew lsenman ls Mf*>r pastor. The
church w. est1lblllil'Mttrr19T:Z-.'d1!r-1'.'I
at 420 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. For
Information. call 548-7727.
MESA VEllDll UNmD lm1'HODIST
otUROt
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Church has the vision: •Every visitor
a friend. Every member In ministry.•
Worship, featuring • music program
with several choirs. Is held Sunday at
8:30and·10 a.m. Child ca,. Is avail-
able at both servkes. Adult Bible
study meets at 8:30 a.m. •nd Sunday
school for kindergarten through
high school youth mffts at 10 a.m.
Olde George Is senior panor. The
church Is at 1701 Baker St.. Costa
Mese. For more Information, call
979-8234.
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COSTA-.sA
• lrlltDI ltr..e: A purse and eontents worth S21& ww. stden
from • blttwoom at South eo.st ll'la.l 1n the noo block.
• ......,,.._ ~ A <*luttr telephoM WOrth S110 Wiii stoMt1
from • CIW' In the 2300 block.
• llaeolleon 9'Nft ~cut the~ top of• CM
In the 700 blodc. c.auine S1,000 In dernlge.
• ONftle ,_,...:A b!cYcte WOl1t'I $119 w• ~from e
porch In the 2100 btodt.
• ._ ttlh a..e: A~~ S150 ¥'• stoler\ from•
Clrport In the toO bl6Cti •
SATURDAY. APRJl 4. 1998 AJ
Brilliant deduction : Taxes, area code changes are puzzling
. . .
Y ou may think I think I perplexities. This ls when I Blngol I found the Rutherford that, or the president's political But 949? It's· clunky -foT
know everything, but habitually contemplate the foundation and found it iJ enemies are pulling off the schmoes, not for sports. U not
you might be surprised entire concept of taxation. indeed tax-exempt. Directly greatest hoax in history. 111 , why not 71 t f That's lt -
at the number of puzzlements It is an interesting process, under an illustration of a Visa I just don't want to have to seven come 111 Baby needs
with wbicb I have to deal and it al.so allows me to put off and MasterCard is the plea, pay for it. new shoes!
I haven't the faintest idea the annual ritual of pawing •Make a tax-deductible dona-But I $JUes5 Nevada should.·
which supermarket chain has through a cardboard box full of tion. • April Foobt have th.al if anybody. Besides, tf
the lowest prices, I will never receipts and canceled checks. I It is proper, then, to deduce You know something? U I'm the phone company did giff Qt!t
understand why cities can't syn-have a definite psychological that people who are supporting running the telephone company, 711 , tt would doubtless get a tDl
chronize stop signals so main-hang-up on this. Our tax lady, the skewering of Clinton are I'm not going to select the first of gripes from Circle IC and o~
drag traffic C4Jl flow instead of Karen Mason, says that's com-writing it off on their federal day of April to disrupt several er such establishments.
having to stop every other mon for creati~e types. fred income taxes. How nice. Cany hundred thousand people. Of couqe, 1 could be getting
block. What inspiration I have for that further, and one can make We have to deal with all all heated up over nothing.
I can't believe that the city of organizing our deductibles com-martin a rea$onable case that the gov-kinds of numbers because it's I callee\ informaUon Friday
Costa Mesa ii even considering pletely disappeared when I emment ts paying to purge its tax time. Now the phone com-morning to double-check that -
allowing someone to build a heard that more than 1,000 mil-own president. pany picks this month to con-the new area code for Newport
high-rise hotel by one of the lionaires and mega-millionaires dodges. One that came to mind No doubt some may think fuse our lives even more by Beach and South County defi-
most heinous traffic dogs paid the IRS not a farthing last involves the outfit that is fund-that's just dandy, seeing as how cha.nging our beloved area nitely is 949. The operator said
known to man. Never mind year. ing Paula Jones' now-toothless it's Bill Clinton. Mind you, I code. it hadn't changed, it was still •
what that would do to a lovely I suppose I should give those ·pursuit of PTesident Bill Clinton. think some of what Jones says I have been in area code 71.4 714. She'd never beard of 949. I
commercial building in a city tycoons a hearty •yood on yer, Could it be that the Ruther-probably has some truth to it. I ever since there was an area asked to speak with a supervt:
that bas precious few land-matesr• for being so shrewd. ford Foundation is tax-exempt "have lost count of the bimbos code 714. Now I'm in what, 949? sor, but after at least a dozen
marks, unless you count that But I don't think that's exactly and thus, in effect, is using your claiming liaisons with the presi-Why couldn't they have given us rings, nobody answered.
whatever-it-is out where Bear what I'd like to say to those tax money and mJ,ne for the dent. a number that better reflects our Maybe overseers have their
Street meets the San Diego folks. pr~sidential witch hunt? To find There's so much smoke status? Say, 111. I don't trunk own area code.
Freeway. This inequity somehow shift-out, I ventured onto the Internet swirling around the guy these any other place has 111. H's ctis-
Of course, this being April, ed my thinking into other curl-and scrolled through dozens of days, there's bound to be some tinctive, has a nice ring to it and •FRED MARTIN'S column runs~
that brings up a whole slew of ous and perfectly legal tax Rutherfords. fire in there somewhere. Either implies a certain panache. Thu~ay and Saturday. •
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SAT\JROAY, APRIL 4, 1998
Turning in after taki,ng a spin on the freeway , 'Tum ml Tum int• Those were the last words I
beard before spinning
out of control on the snow-laden
Antelope Freeway while driving
home from a weekend away with
fellow journalist and pal Jen
Ragland.
It seemed like the right thing
to do: Take a few days off, visit
mends at Lake Ta.hoe and
unwind. The weekend was great
-lounging in a mountain cabin,
visiting old friends and enjoying
the clean, crisp air and snow-
covered pine trees.
The ride home Tuesday night
started off peaceful enough. We
encountered a few flurries
through the Mammoth area,
every flake gently wisping by my
windshield. None of it stuck. It
was like a winter wonderland
v01d of hazards.
Jen napped as my car's reli-
able heater and the sun warmed
us.
The nde through the Eastern
Sierra was beautiful -dusk
seemed to hold on forever as the
deep colors of the desert lent a
purplish gray-blue hue to the
never-ending landscape.
Then we lut the Antelope
Freeway.
We'd already been driving
about six hours when it started to
rain -hard -every wet droplet
pelting the glass in front of my
weary eyes. 1 blinked a couple
times to focus better while the
drops grew into giant bug-gut
splatters.
"Nanc, I think that's snow.•
Jen said.
• Nah," I assured her. ·It does-
n't snow down here "
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nancy
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weather forecast before ventur-
ing into the night on unfamiliar
territory.
I struggled to maintain control
of my aging Toyota Cressida,
which never had been in this
type of weather before. I drove
as slowly as I could, inching
along as the heavy, quarter-sized
flakes piled higher and higher.
Survival mode set in: ·vou
know about pumping your
brakes, right?" Jen asked.
"Yeah, and tum in to the
spin," I reassured.
We would call AAA. We'd put
on the chains I had in the trunk.
We'd be OK as long as we kept
going downhill. But instead of
feeling OK. we found ourselves
alone on the highway, wondering
where all the cars were.
Suddenly a plow approached
us from behind followed by a
stream of traffic.
We would be saved. We
would get behind the plow and
sail home in the comforting shad-
ow of the gentle beast.
As the plow passed, I tried to
make it into tta groove, but my
~wheel drive car just would-
n't make it over the berm. The
other motorists -obviously tl'ri-
tated by my attempts -sped
past us. I think I even yelled
•heJp• at one point to a Califor-
nia ffigbway Patror officer, but
he either didn't see us or didn't
care. ctr.ter common good, I
guess.
So as the long line of lem-
mings motored on, we pulled
over to regroup. We'd put the
cha.ins on and everything would
be fine. Then we found there
were pieces missing.
Lesson No. 2: Check your
cha.ins before heading into
inclement weather. •
We pulled off the freeway and
took shelter under an ovetpaSS.
We met up with three Los Ange-
les TI.mes printers who were on
their way to work but instead
decided to chain up and head
back home to Palmdale.
They wanted to help, but
what could they do?
We shuffled up the road to
Sizzler to use the bathroom,
deciding that we had enough
food and water to last us through
the night if we got stuck.
•nie road is closed,• said one
local motorist, who warned us
about trying to drive home. •And
the plow isn't coming for hours.•
Being the skeptics we are, we
decided to head back onto the
highway ~d wait for the plow.
And soon we became the pace
car for the miles of cars just try-
ing to get through.
The person in back of me
must have gotten impatient
because not only was the blow-
ing snow making it impossible to
see, her headlights started to
blind me. I sped up to avold a
potential crash and then it hap-
pened: We spun out of cx>ntrol. ·nun int Tum tn1• Jen
acreamed.
Lesson No. 3: Turning in to the apin on a slushy highway doesn't
work.
•They're going to hit us!•
S~hl Crunch!
•s.-1• we said in unison.
. My car -spread across the
highway like road kill -blocked
all but one tiny lane near the
embankment. where the rest of
the traffic squeez~ by. At one
point, a plow drove by and
sprayed dirt all over Jen's legs • •
while I tried to gather inform.a·
tion from the woman who hit me.
We were soaked. We were
tired. And we were frazzled.
After exchanging barbs and
insurance information, we
climbed back into the still-dri-
vable car, put it in low gear aad
once again set the 15·mpb pace
for the other frustrated motorists.
We thought up embellished
stories to tell TV news crews. We
held hands. We cursed the
weather. We just wanted to make
it home.
As we descended the soaked
freeway, the snow slowly turned
back into rain. By the time we
reached Los Angeles, the roads
were dry and our frustration
turned into sheer exhaustion. We
were safe.
Lesson No. 4: Always travel
with someone you can laugh
with.
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A D~FINt'fJ E ¥ES ..
Local filmmakers Tom Rooney, Rob Lobl ana Sam Sokolow awarded for their films
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
Three local filmmakers won
top awards Thursday night at
the Newport Beach Internation-
al Film Festival's awards cere-
mony held at The Cannery
restaurant in Newport Beach.
Newport Beach native Tom
Rooney won the Audience
Award for his film, "You Are
Here." Considered one of the
top awards, the Audience
Award is voted on by moviego-
ers attending screenings
throughout the festival.
Rooney's film tied with Seal
Beach resident Will Geiger's
"Ocean• Tribe,· a film about
surfers who take one last trip to
Mexico· with a dying friend.
that also chose the award.
"They came in from New York,
they were at every event, they
filled up audiences and passed
out promotional materials. It's
really a.mazmg to see someone
put that much effort into mar-
keting their film.·
Lobl said he and Sokolow
were surprised by the win.
"We were so absolutely
blown away," Lobl Sdld "It's a
speaal award for us •
•We worked very hard to
make a marketable and com-
meroal independent film and
it's really nice to be recognized
for doing so,· Sokolow added.
"It's nice, it's validating,"
Rooney said. "If I could choose
an award, I'd pick this one. I'm
also very flattered to win with
'Ocean Tribe,' because that film
astonished me -it was one of
the most beautiful films I've
seen anywhere.•
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILO"T
Local filmmaker Rob Lobl brOU!Jbl home a lnternationaJ
Film Festival Award on Thurs&)-.
Lobl saJd their marketing
techruque was easy· ·we just
went into the Cine Cale and
threw a bunch of fliers on the
ground We also passed out
fliers dlld T-shirts dt local coffee
shops.·
"You are Here• also won
Best Original Screenplay at the
Fort Lauderdale International
Film Festival in November.
Rob Lobl, who grew up in
Costa Mesa and Corona del
Mar, and co-producer Sam
Sokolow, won the marketing
award for the film "The Definite
Maybe.• That award was given
to the filmmaker with the most
innovative way of marketmg d
film.
"They were out everywhere
promoting thetr film,· said Todd
Quartararo, spokesperson of
Bozell Sawyer Miller Group, the
festival's public relations firm
Other festival winners
include Polcrnd's ·Love Stories,"
which won the Grand Jury
Award; "Traveling Compao-
10n, • which took home the
Execubve Di.rector's Award; and I "Green," wluch won the Break-•
through Cinema Award.
Film festival winners
The winners of lhls year's Newport Beclch International Film
Festival are:
•The Grand Jury Award-"Love Stones" (Poland); director
Jerry Stuhr and producer Juliusz Machulsk.i.
•The Executive Director's Award -''Traveling Companion,"
director Paula Goldberg.
• The Pacific Bell Mobile Servlces Audience Award -be
between ·ocean Tribe,.; director Will Geiger and "You Are
Here;· director Tom Rooney.
• The American Express Best Director Awctrd -George Hick-
enlooper for "Dogtown.•
•The Maverick Award -"Cicles," director Adam Kreutner.
•Breakthrough Film Award -"Green,• director Carl Hirsch.
•The Short Cinema Journal Short Film Award -"Leorue• (Bel-
gmm); director Lleven Debrauwer.
Worship and htar this pnictlcal
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Lobl and Sam Sokolow.
• Special Tribute Award -Michael Yo:k
Guests arrived at Edwards Lido Theater, Orange County's
oldest theater to enjoy the 70th anniversary screerung of the first
ever Academy Award-winning film "Wings.• a
The event included speoal recognition of A C. Lyles of ~a
mount Studios and William Wellman, clirector or "Wmgs •
William Wellman Jr. was on hdnd to accept on beha.ll of hls
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that sells for $2.49 -bas been
flying off the shelves at 19
stores across the country, Con-
tainer Store officials say. ,
Sources say the same collec-
tors who wait for hours to buy
Beanie Babies also are lining up
to purchase these boxes. The
Container Store hds a waiting
list for the boxes along with
6,000 on back order.
The box is the perfect size for
storing and showcasing a single
Bedme 8dby.
For customers who don't
wdnt to wait for the back-
ordered ·ht tie plashc box,·
there are other solullons for dis-
playing and storing Beanie
Babies
There 1s d 32-compartment
drawer organizer ($7 .99); a shoe
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greer
wylder
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and which fit one Be.anie Baby;
Toy Hammock ($2.99), a minia-
ture hammock that can be hung
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doubles as a suitcase for Beanie
Babies; and chain-gang orga-
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display up to 20 Beanie Babies
by clipping onto their backs or
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Draper•• & Damons (646-
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with markdowns from 20% to
60% on selected sportswear,
dresses and accessories. The
Newport Beach store is at West-
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For bike repairs, Costa Mesa
Cyclery (•J.4-9030) can do one-
day service and says it has the
lowest prices. It also buys, sells
and trades bikes, including
cruisers, mountain, road and
bicycle motocr-oss. The store is
at 2706 Harbor Blvd. in Costa
Mesa.
Kids Cpts (424-6350) is cele-
brating its first year ln business
with a Sunday special -all
haircuts are $5.95. During the
week, a first haircut is $8.95,
including a certllicate and pho-
to. Kids Cuts is geared for chil-
dren, complete with Sega
games and a treehouse jungle
mow. Haircuts is one of the
many services offered, along
with heart braids, flattops and
ear-piercing. The salon is at
3930 S. Bristol St. in Santa Ana.
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The Orange County Region of
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ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE
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children visit the ENC's interpre-
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By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -It started
out with a goal of raising $50,000 to
help the ~ school distrids in
Orange Cotinty following ~e
Larg~ municipal bankruptcy m
the nation's history.
But in the past three years,
MacPherson Auto Team's Help
OW' Schools program has raised
more than $1.2 million for county
sc)lools, includil\g $40,000 for
Newport-Mesa campuses. Now
the team -which includes a
Chevrolet dealership at Irvine
Auto Center and Ford, lnfiniti,
Mazda and Toyota dealerships at
Tustin Auto Center -ts shooting
for $2 million.
MacPherson donates $50 for
every car sold or leased from any or
its five dealerships to the school of
the buyer's choice. And local school
officials hope other businesses will
follow MacPherson's lead and start
investing in their schools.
•t think it's fantastic that oo_rpo..
rations share in the respomibilitles
of education.• icbOol board J>resi.
dent Jtm Fenyman said. "By giv-
ing back to the CO~unity, it
enhances their commitment to
doing business in' the community."
School board member Judy
Franco said an investment in
schools is an investment in a busi-
ness' future.
•1 think what they've done is an
outstanding example of how the
business community can give back
to the students, who will one dar
be the leaders of the community,
Franco said. "To improve chil-
dren's K-12 educational experi•
ence is to help improve the com-
munity overall."
So far, about 1,250 schools have
received money from MacPberson
for classroom supplies, field b'ips or
other educational needs.
"People can choose which
school or which school program
the money goes to,• said Jeff
Cushing, a spokesman for the
MacPherson team.
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either a 17-or 19-(oot
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tes {ange from $40 to S60 an
. Half ~y ratel are $135 for
17-foot dual <X>D.SOle, $170 for
e center console and $195 for
e 1g..foot dual console. Rates are
~tly higher on weekends. &1-
Boat Rel\tals is at 510 E.
gewater, Balboa Peninsula. For
alions, call 6'13-7200.
IOHGO'S SPORT flSi.ING
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··· often pnvate party wbale-
watcb1ng excuilloal f/Very day.
The COit is $125 for one hour, m-
pessenger maxim.um and a
three-hour minimum. Pot more
information, call 673.2810.
PILGRIM Of NEWPORT •••
... the 11S.foot historic schoo-
ner, often week.end whale-watch-
lng trips Saturdays from 10 a.m. to
1 p.in. and Smida)'& from 1 to 4
p.m. The cost is $20 for adults and
$15 for thildren. Pot reservations,
call 966-0686.
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Peanut Butter, Rocky Road & More
Choco!.u BMnnie' in may shapes and sizes
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Beautifully filled Wu-!-er &ultets
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Newport Beach
(714) 631-8700
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Regular menu with specials
Easter Dinner
Served 5pm-9pm
Champagne Easter Brunch
1 oam-3:00pm
. $19.90
For reservations please call
613-2500~~-W..
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the neXt trip .. he. Daily trips cost
$14 for adUlts, $12 for seniors, chil-
dren ages 3 to 11 are S8 and free
for children under 3. Group& rates
are also availabJe for schools, voutbs and 9fC?UPS of 15 or more. Ju reservations, call 673-02'0.
COASTAL NAVIGATION
A comprehensive eight-week
intermediate coastil naVigation
COW'M will be off ei'ed from 1 to
10 p.m. Monday evenings
th.rough May 18 at the Orange
Coast College Sailing Center,
1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Cost is $'15. For
more information, call 645-9" 12.
POWER YAOfT TRAINING
OCC's Marine Program offers a
five-day power yacht training
cl.asses titled Power Yacht Owner·
Operator 1\"aining, from April 15
to 19, May 13 to 17, June 10 to 1',
24 to 28. Weekend sections meet
May 1to3and9to10. The cost
Sunday, April 12_, 1998
jui,n us
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April 12, 1998
10am-3pm
CARVING STATION
Whole Roasted Turkey
Rosemary and Garlic Leg of Lamb
with all the Traditional Trimmings
A..>rtcd Seasonal Salads -Smoked Salmon with Bagels
CHO.LED FRlfill SEAFOOD BAil
An Array of Hot Breakfast Specialties with Om~lettes Made to Order
WOKSAurE STATION
Feawring Specialty Items from Ciao Mein
Freshly Baked Bread As,,ortment
A MINI BUFml' FOR CHILDREN
E.ggdclectablc Display of Mouthwatering Desserts
Free flowing Ownpagne Be Much More
Adults-$32.00
Children (Ages 5-12) -$16.00
(Oliklttn under 5 eat free)
for Iha~ is S1A95. For more
mtonDatioli. Call 645-9" 12.
SEA EXPLORERS
The Sea Explorer Ship Del
Mar 711 of Orange County
seeks young men ages 14 to 18
who are interested in being a
part of the Sea Explorer pro-
gram. The group meets every
Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Sea
Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Por more information,
call Mike Stewart at 642-6301
or Jerry LaPointe at 551-8591. I .
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Plshing cJanes are offered t Mondati:!s Tue9day ol eadi J week. leave the Balboa
Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at ' I
p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For ,
more infonnation. call 673-2810.
DORY ASHING F\.EET
Get to the Newport Pier/Mc-
Fadden Square early to watch the ,
fleet ~turn with the fresh at.ch of
th~ day. The fish is prepared for
sale at the open-air market.
Servingfrom 2pm
For Easter reservations call
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International to prevent problems
of juvenile at.me, the Costa Mesa
North JQwanb Club ls sponsoring
two parenting workshops, one in
English and one in Sparush, that are
·being attended by 25 Costa Mesa
1parenbl.
The work.shops began in early
March and end April 16. Karen Unl-
'lll ls the coordinator. Instructors are
from the Coalition for Children, Ado-
lescents and Parents, a nonprofit
group experienced in parenting
classes.
DJSTRJBt.nlNG FUNDS: Arlene
Scbater, president of the Harbor
M_. Uons Club, will present checks
totaling $7,900 to local organizations.
They include Westside Boys and
Girls Club, Girls Inc., Someone Cares
Soup Kitchen, SOS Free Medical and
Dental Clinic. Youth Employment
Service, Costa Mesa Senior Center.
Project Look, OCC Child Care Cen-
ter and Scholarship Fund, Adult Day
Services of Orange County, Blind
Children's Fund, Lions District 4-L4
Sight and Hearing, Newport Harbor
High School Speech and Debate, and
the City of Hope.
The check presentation will be
made at the club's meeting at 6:30
p.m. Monday at the Costa Mesa
Country Club.
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CLUB NEWS: Optometrist Ronald
Craig, past president of the Costa
Mesa Newport Harbor Uons Club,
joined with other Lions Club mem-
bers in treating the eyes of 250
impoverished children in Mexico last
weekend. The saving of eyesight is a
major thrust of Lions International.
UPCOMING SERVICE CLUB
MEETINGS: Want to get more
involved in your conununity, make
new friends, network or give some-
thing back to your community? ny a
service club! You are invited to
attend a club meeting next week.
Many clubs will buy your first meal
as a guest.
MmmAY-l:JO""""" HllftJor Mesa
Llonl CJub wlU meet at 1he Cost.I Mes.
Country Oub to distrtbut9 funds totaling
$1,900 to local orpUzations.
1UISDAY-7-.JO a.m. Newport Bach
SUnr1se Rotllly Oub will meet at 1he Balboa
Bay Oub to hNr aaft talks from new mem-
bers Bill Hodges and Evelyn JoMson. Noon
Com Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Oub will
meet at the Cost.I Mesa Community Center.
l:JO ,....._ Cost.I MeY-Newport Hat1>or Uons
dub will meet at the Colt.I Mesa CountTy
Oub.
1111WIEl'IDDMSNESSDiaAY -7:t5 a.m. Newport
Hari>or Kiwanis Oub will meet at the UnlVflf-
slty A1hletlc Oub. 1:lO a.m. South Coast
Metro Sunrise Rotary Oub will not meet
todl)' In order for members to vfsft other
Rotafy dubs. Noon Costa Mesa Rotary Oub
will meet at Mesa Verde Country Oub. The
Exchange Oub of Orange Coast ~ill meet at
Bahia Cor1nthlan Yacht Oub,. I p.m. New-
port-e.lboa Rotary Oub will meet at Bahia
Corinthian Y.art Oub for a aaft talk.
'MMSDAY -7:JO a.m. Costa Mesa
Orange Coast Breakfast Uons Oub will meet
at Mimi's Cafe for a business meeting. Noon
Kiwanis Oub of Newport Beach<orona def
Mar will meet at Bahia Corinthian Y.art
dub to hear Lorraine Mazza of the state
Public Utlllt:les Commission. The Exchange
dub of Newport Harbor will meet at River·
boat Restaurant for a business meeting. The
Costa Mesa N,orth Kiwanis dub will meet at
the Holiday Inn. The Rotary dub of New-
port-lrvlne will meet at the Irvine Marriott
Hotel for a program on volunteers.
• COl&WJNnY a a.uas is published every
5aturday In the Dally Pilot. Fax your service
club's meeting Information to 660-8667 or
mall It to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach,
92660.
State chili championship
Will be brewing on May 21
The date has been set for the 25th
Anniversary of the California State Chili
Championship held in Newport Beach
and benefiting the Newport Harbor Nau-
tical Mti.seum and the Young Marillers
• educa\jona.J. program.
The best chili cooks throughout Cali-
foml.4l will converge in Newport Beach on
May ll from 3 to 11 p.m. in hopes of win-
ning the coveted title of state champion
and a trip to the World Championship
Chili Cookoff.
Loe& contestants will include Newport
Beach Fire Department (Back Draft
•Chili}, Keith Caroselli (Rocky Mountain
Road KJl1 Chili), Jim and Jeff Stearman
flbe Brews Brothers Chili), Sandra Diaz
(Xaymaca Style Rude Boy Chili) and Ron
Irwin (Party Ume Chili).
Anyone can enter the contest for a $30
entry fee.
Applications are available from the
Nautical Museum or the International
Chili Sbciety and are due before May 1.
Rules of the cook-off prohibit beans and
any type of pasta to be used in chili
entries.
Host families sought for
exchange students
American Intercultural Student
Bxch4nge ls looking for families to play
host to a foreign excbange student for
either a semester or the entire school
year.
Host families provide room and board
for students and include them in family
We.
All students have medical insurance
and their own spending money.
For more information on the organiza-
tion, call (800) 7•2-546-' or visit its web
site at http://www.sibling.org.
Cultural Homestay International is also
seeking homes for students from Europe,
Asia and South America for the semester
beginning in August.
Call (800) 777-5724 or visit the orgaru.
zatton's web site at
http://www.ctiinet.org .
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Supervisor candidates Hedges,
Wilson debate Monday
The Newport Beach Citizens Aviation
Committee will hold a candidates forum
Monday night for the Orange County
Board of Supervisors 5th District race.
Newport Beach Councilman John
Hedges and incumbent Supervisor Tom
Wilson will be the featured speakers.
The debate, which will include a ques-
tion-and-answer period, is scheduled for
7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., in the
Friend's Room.
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Episcopal Church
Corona del Mar
Marguerite Ave. at
Pacific View Drive
644-0463
April 5 Palm Sunday
• 8 00am Hol~ Fuch,1riM
• 10;00 am Eucharist
w /choir & o~an
Holy Week Schedule:
( 9:00 am Morning Prayer, April 10 & II •
5:30 Evening Prayer Aprll 8, 9, & 11)
April 9 Maundy Thursday
• 7:~ pm l·foly Euch11r1str w I choir
& organ
April 10 Good Friday
• Noon Ecumenical W0Nh1p
• 7'.()0 pm Station!> of the Cro!-.5
• 7:30 pm Liturgy w /mus1l
April 12 Easter Day
• 8:00 am & 10:00 am Festival Choral
Eucharist w /Youth Band, Choir & Organ
• 11.'\0am Egg Hunt
Nursery Care provided at *Services
~)~l!IRVINE UNITED CHURCH
Jt A Home to All
"Even thOM wbo feel rejected becau~ of cfucrimination•
/Jn 't that increJihle for a Chrutian Church?
Semc.. at 9:00am and l 0:30am every Sunday
"' Nursery c....P.rovided
4916 Alton Parkway •. Irvine (714) 733.0220
www.aucc.org
You are invited to
CELEBRATE THE JOY OF EASTER!
6:30 AM SUNRISE SERVICE
on the beach at 14th Street
(bring a blanket or beach chair)
9:30 AM EASTER WORSHIP
Traditional Service with Sunday School
5:30 PM SUNDAY NIGHT ALIVE
Contemporary Service on the Patio
lllfrnlnnen11 """followJJip follow •Mh #f'Vk•
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14th 8c Wat Balboa Blvd., Newpon Bc:aCh
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NAHOAL WORKSHOP
United Planners' Financial
rvices of America presents a
workshop, Protecting Yow
irumcial Assets in a Tough Mar-
et, at 9 a.m. at Newport Beach
ountry Club, 1600 E. Coast
ghway, Newport Beach. Reser-
ations are required. For more
onnation, call 719-9300.
COMPUTERS
The Orange Apple Computer
ub meets from 9 a .m. to noon
the Chemistry Building at
CC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
esa. Representatives from
pple Computer will demon-
ate new Power Macintoshes
d th~ operating system OS 8.1.
e first meeting is free. Annual
embersbip costs $30. For more
ormation, call 836-0522.
FT FAIR
Piecemakers Country Store
holds its Country Craft Pair from
9 a .m . to -4 p .m. at 1720 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will
feature craft booths, Uve country
music, food and more. Admission
ls free. For more information. call
641-3112.
AR'TlST'S REal'TION
Bloomingdale's Newport
Beach presents a cocktail
reception for Laguna Beach
artist Dante Uberi from 1 to 3
p.m . in th' Home Store at 701
Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. For informa-
tion, call 729-6816.
CRAFT FAIR
Piecemakers Country Store
bolds its Country Craft Pair from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will
f eatw:e craft booths, live country
music, food and more. Ad.mission
is free. For more information, call
641-311 2.
CANOE DEMONSTRATION
Bell Canoes holds a free
demonstration from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m . at Paddle Power, 1500
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport
Beach. For more information,
call 675-1215.
POETRY PROGRAM
The Newport Beach Public
Library presents MSampling of
Poetry With Soul," a free pro-
gram at noon at 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
information, call 717-3801.
CommUnlty Church, Consrepdoml
United Church of Qrlst
6 t I Heliotrope Ave. Corona del f.far
·~=m HOLY·WEEK
SunCIAy, Aprtl 5, 8115 &. 10 a.m •.
••MIY Thursday, ADii 9 (reservations requ.,.d) LJiht Supper 6: I 5, SemOi\. Communion at 7:30 p.m.
Good Frtday, Ap .. 10; Service at 8:00 p&
Easter SaaM' e Service 6:00 a.m.
LQOlcout ,._ (Heliotrope &. Ocean)
E.._l_.es 8:15 &. 10 a.m.
Elllllr 18 Hunt after I 0 a.m . servk;:e CNld ?Me AvaUablc -3 &. under
The ~end Bruce Van Blalr
Mlnlster of Music Rodger Whitten
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ETRUSCAN GOlD
The· Archaeological Institute of
America presents a slide lecture
on Etruscan gold from 2:30 to
-4:30 p.m. at The Lyceum at
Southern Callfomia College, 55
Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Ad.mis-
sion is $5 for nonmembers, $2 for
students and free for members
and Southern California College
students. For more information,
call 951-5586.
BOOK GROUP
The Manuscripts Book Discus-
sion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. and
7 p.m . at Newport Beach Public
Libra.cy, 1000 Avocado Ave., New-
port Beach, to discuss •The Ice
Storm" by Rick Moody. For more
information, call 717-3890.
CRIBBAGE CLUB
The Newport Beach Cribbage
ClUb meets at 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Oasis Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mar. Por more information, call
642-0176. .
SELF-ADVOCACY
The Community Advisory Com-
mittee meets to discuss self-advo-
cacy and social skills in students ·
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Neigh-
borhood Community Center, 1845
Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 424-5061.
TfttJRSDAY
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PARKJNSON'S CARE
Denis Sutherland speaks on
changes in Medicare and long-
term care insurance that will
affect people with Parkinson's
disease at 7 p.m. at Oasis Senior ·
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Por more infor-
mation, call (310) 476-7030.
SUDESHOW
The North Pace Store presents
Jowney to Pakistan's Karakoram
Himalaya, a free slide show on
climbing big walls, at 7:30 p.m.
The Store is at Triangle Square,
1870 A Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa .•
PATENT SEMINAR
The Inventors Forum holds a
seminar on patents from 8 to 10
p.m. at Orange Coast College,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Cost is $15. For more informa-
tion, call 253-0909.
APRIL 11
RETIREMENT PLANNING
Jason Sherr of Smith Barney
presents a free class on begin-
ning retirement planning from 10
to 11 a.m. at Smith Barney, 650
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
For more information,. call 641 -
7738.
REINING SHOW
The California Reirung Horse
Association holds a reining show
from 8 a.m. through the evening
at the Equestrian Center, Orange
County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. The e vent
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KCOP-TV-13
in cooperation with Southern California
Christian Science churches presents
"For They Shall Be Comforted"
Saturday, April 11, 11 :30 a.m.
with
Kay Olson,C.S.B. *
': .. the words of the Bible comfort and heal
and affirm that life is unending. >J K 0 .
*Member of cbe Christian Science Board of Lectureship
will be canceled if 1t rams. For
information, call (909) 785..0157.
ADD OVERVIEW ·
Coastline Counseling offers a
free overview on attention deficit
disorder at 7 p.m. at 1200 Quail
St, Newport Beach. For niore
information, call 476-0991.
SELF WORTH
Success strategist Jeanine Just
presents a free lecture called
#Self Worth: Don't Leave Home
Without U-at noon at the New-
port Beach Public Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. For more informa-
tion, call 717-3801 .
LON<;. TERM CARE
The Orange Caregiver
Resource Center presents a
workshop on long-term care
and estate and Medi-Cal plan-
ning from 1 to 3 p.m. at the
office of Todd Litman, 650 Town
Center Drive, Suite 550, Costa
Mesa. Suggested donation is
$10. For reservations, call
680-0122.
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DRAMATIC READINGS
Readers Repertory Theater
presents #A Hispanic Montage:
Beyond Chills, Tortillas and
Prop. 187," a dramatic reading
of plays, poetry and prose from
contemporary Latino literature,
at 7 p.m. Tbwsday at the New-
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CHRlSCOX ,.
The Newport Harbor J
Republican Women present '
a luncheon featuring U.S. Rep.
Chris Cox, who will discus ~
reform, at U a.m. at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High·
way. nckets are S20. For mOJe
information, call 759-3086. 1
PATIO SALE
Members of St. John
Episcopal Church will hold ;
their annual patio ~ from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 183
E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Books,
baked goods, household ite~
and more will be sold to benefit
outreach programs at the
church. For more information,
call 543-3279.
DIVORCE WORKSHOP
Therapist Maxine Cohen
holds a workshop from 10 a.m .
to 12:30 p.m. for men and
women who have been recently
divorced or are in the process of
divorcing at 180 Newport Cen-
ter Drive. Cost is $40. For more
information, call 759-0579.
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(comer cl Mesa Verde Dnvc East and Baker)
Dr. Richard (Dick) George, Minister Eliza Rubenstein, Minister of Mu.sic
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a comnuulily devoted to loving Juiu Christ and
EPISCOPAL
serving Him as Lord and Savior
CHURCH
warmly invites you and your family to join our family
at Holy Week services
Palm Sunday, April 5
7:30, 9, 10:45 ant -Holy Eucharist. choir
Monday throagb 11mndaYt April 6 -9
Nooe -Holy Eucharist and Soup Luncheon
Maundy Thu.nday, April 9
6 P"' -Parish potlMclt.
7:30 pm -Holy Eucharist. stripping of tM altar;
prayer vigil in tM church
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Good Friday, April 10
6:30 as -Morning Prayer
Noon lo 3 pm -Homilies on Christ's ~ lAst Mibntr
6 "' 1 JR1f -Confusil>ns
1:30 JR1f -Stations of IM Cross, cltoir
Tbe Reverend Da'W'ld C. Andencm, rector
3209 VrA I.mo, l'flNruRT Bue&, CA 17141875-0210
Sunday, April S, Passi
Blessing of Palms before all Masses (Chi
Choir Concert of Music f<>f Hoty Week, 7:30 p.
OLQA Adult Choir, harp, oboe
Meditative music. inspirational readi~ and~ 61 ltW ..
Thursday, April 9., Holy Thursday
Morning Prayer • 8:30" a.m. in the Church ·
Evenins Mass of the Lord's Supper · 7:30 p.m. •
Adoration until Midnight in the_Hall
,__,_,~ ... Friday, April 10, Good Friday.
No 8:30 a.m. Mass
12:00 noon• -Guided Meditatl00$
1 :00 p.m. • -Silent Meditation
1 ;30 p.m. • -Celebration of the Lott.l's P~
liturgy of the Word, ~Mion ot the~ Communion seM
7:30 p.m. -Stations of the Cl'OU
Saturday. April 1. t, Holy SatlU'day
No &:30 a.m. M.llS
No 5:00 p.m. Mw •
8:00 p.m.• -Eastef Vl8!1
Music fot Choir, (.)fpn, Bra•, Timpani I
11:00 p.m. ·~for n.wty ._.and~ fft'tMd 1nerit>M • .W
Haiday. ~~ 2. llan:er o.y
7:00 a.m. Mai& in \.:nuft:n • C... and °'911'1
8:_10 t .m. • Ml in Chun:h • O:w1&1...., Choir
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GARDEN TOUR
1be Volunteer A5sodation of
Sherman Library and Gardens in
Corona del Mar wW hold its
annual tour of six private Corona
de1 Mar gardens from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. llckets are $20. Proceeds
will go to mainiertance of the
botanical gardens at the library
and gardens. For more informa-
tion, call 673-2261.
EARTH DAY
Upper Newport Bay
Naturalists present an Earth
Day celebration featuring
~xhibits, demonstrations and
~OW$ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
600 Sbellmaker Island, Newport
Beach. For more m.fonnation,
call 640-17 51. .. "" .. . ,
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ACaNT REDUCTION PROGRAM
Healthtech presents a free
introductory workshop, Accent
Reduction and Cultural Adapta-
tion in the Workplace, from 9 to
10:30 a.m. every oijler Saturday
and from 6 to 7:30 p.m .
Wednesdays at Healthtech,
3140 Redhill Ave., Suite 150,
Costa Mesa. Seating is limite d.
For information or reservations,
call 751-0255.
AEROllC-cH'DK> IOCX 80JCING
Body DellgD and Umted Stu·
di0& of Self-Dafeme often a.o-
bic..cardio ldct boxing clnees
from 8:30 to 9:30 a..m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000
W. Coast Highway, Suite C, •
Newport Beach. lb.e cost is $8
per class. For more information,
call 722-0526.
ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS
Alcoholics Anonymous
members meet from 6:45 to
7:45 a.m. weekdays ln Room 3
at Oasis Sanior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mar. For more information,
call 644-3244.
ALZt1EIMER'S SUPPORT
•The Alzheimer's Associa-
tion and Grief Support Group of
NewpQrt Villa WesVVilla Rosa
co-sponsors a free support
group meeting for caregivers at
7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of
e ach month through October at
Newport Villa West Assisted
Living, 393 Hospital Road,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 631-3555.
•The Alzheimer's Associa-
tion and Mesa Terrace, a resi-
dential community for people
with Alzheimer's disease and
related dementia, offers a free
support group for caregivers at
6:30 p .m. on the first Tuesday of
each month at Mesa Terrace,
350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 283-1111.
(;old_ Franl~inct.·n~t.· and \I' rrh
( ;irt and Book Shop
3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA~ (714) 708-4805
lutrruatioual
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Visit the International
Headquarters of TBN!
Free hourly showings at the
Virtual Reality Theater,
depicting the life and
miracles of Christ and the
ministry of the Apostle Paul!
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We offer ajf ordable cosmetic surgery
in certified "State-of-the-An" facilities
by Newport Beach surgeons.
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LIPOSUCTION
ANIMAL IOIAYEMENf GllOUP
Rebecre Lewis *idi an am-
mal bereavanent group that spe-
dahzes lD the De8dl ol IDdMdu-
o.la who have lick or dymg mil-
rilaJs in their lives. It meets at 3
p.m. every TueldclY at 3101 W.
Coast Highway, Suite 311, New-
port Beach. The cost is a dona-
tion to an animal charity of the
attendee's choice~ For reserva-
tions, ca.11721-5750.
ANOTMER MSSAGE
Another Passage, a transition-
al support group for people expe-
riencing changes in their lives;
meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. Por more
information, call 644-3244.
BALBOA Ski aua
lb.e Balboa Ski Oub meets at
1 p.m. on the first and third Tues-
day of each month during winter
in the Tee Room at Newport
~ch Golf Course, 3100 Irvine
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
information, call 854-7560 .
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
Oasis Senior Center conducts
blood pressure screenings from 9
to 11 a.m. on the first and third
Tuesday of each month in Room
3 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. Screenings also are
available from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on
the second and fourth Wednes-
day of each month at Mariners
Park, Dover Street at Irvine
Avenue, Newport Beach. For
BODY. IMAGE SUf!f!OK'f
The Newport Beadl Plycho-
logtcal Aaodation offers a body
image/moderate eating 1Upport
group et 7 p.m. Wednesdays at
3101 W. Cout ~hway, No. 311,
Newport Beach. For more inf or-
mation, call 721-5750.
BRAILll INSTTJUTE
Oui.s Senior Center offen a
Braille class to help with sight
loss from 10 a.m. to 2 p .m, Thurs-
days in Room 4 at 800 M41'·
guertte' Ave., Coron.a del Mar.
For infonnation, call 644-3244.
BRAIN 1\JMOR SUPPORT
A brain tumor support group
meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the
first and third Thursday of each
month at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport'Beach. lb.e
meetings are free. for more
information, call 722-6237.
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT
A breast cancer support group
meets from noon to 2 p.m Tues-
days at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Tue
meetings are free. For more
information, call 722-6237.
BRIGHTER IMAGE
Free professional consultation
for makeup and wigs is available
for cancer patients by appoint-
ment from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wed-
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• Quality Personalized Service
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MERCURY
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(714) 760-1255
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Landscape
.. .
oesd.ays at Patty end George
HoaQ' cancer eem.. 4000 w.
Coast ~way, Newport Beach.
Pai' Information. call 72U237.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS
A tree cancer support group
meets from 7 to 8:30 p .m . on the
fourth Tuesday ot each month at
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beaqi. For .more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
CARDS/BINGO
lb.e Jewish Senior Center
offers card games from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A
kosher lunch is offered at noon
for $3 per senior. For more infor-
mation. call 513-5641.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
COUNSELING
Oasis Senior Center offers
caregiver supp6rtive counseling
for people caring for a loved
one. For appointments, call
644-3244.
CHESS O.UB
Chess lovers of all ages are '
invited to join the JeWish Senior
Center's chess club from 1to10 '
p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. For more inf or--:
matt.on, call 513-5641.
COED SUPPORT
•The Newport Beach Psyc:bor
logical Association offers a coe<l'
support group at 1 p.m. Thum-...
days at 3101 W. Coast Highway,,
Suite 311, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 722-4588.
• The Healing Connection · •
offers a coed relationship QT:OUP
at 1 p.m. Wednesdays at 4425 .
Jamboree Road, Suite 180-A,
Newport Beach. For information.
call 261-8003. ' •
•Mix & Match" Garment-Dyed
Coordinates by Famous Maker Lobel
Now at The Colledion
'
Rib-Knit
Tank
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CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S \I/EAR & ACCESSORIES
University Center Balboa Island
4237 campus Dr. 332 Marine Ave.
(Across from UCI) (Between Balboa Ice Cream •
Open 7 Days Factory and And.lamo Hair)
854-4452 675-6887
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ONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK
1be ~Business Net·
ork meets at 7 a.m. Fridays in
e Mezvmtne at Newport Gate-
y, 19800 MacArthur Blvd.,
ewport Beach. For more inlor-
tton and reservations, call
50-4785.
OSTA MESA CHAMBER
The Costa Mesa Ch.amber of
om.merce Netwotkers Business
luncheon meets at 11 :45
JD. Wednesdays at Costa Mesa
ountry Club, t 701 Golf Course
oad, Costa Mesa. For more
ormation, call 574-8780.
ORCE MEDIATION
A tree lecture about divorce
~tion, an alternative to the
ditional two-attorney divorce,
offered the third Thursday of
ch month with attorney Alicia
. Taylor and psychologist Lee
. Solow. Space is limited and
eservations are required. For
ore information, call 955-2575.
URABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY
Revise your lifetime docu-
ents regarding durable power
f attorney through Oasis Senior
enter for $1 each. For appoint-
ents, call 644-3244.
SLEXIA SUPPORT
The National Dyslexia
esearch Foundation sponsors
eek.ly adult attention deficit
· order support groups at its
· ce, 833 Dover Drive, Suite
, Newport Beach. Cost is $5
r session. For time and day,
642-7303.
ER..c:ARE NURSE
Oasis Senior Center offers
der-care nurse preventive
ealth-care services the fourth
ednesday of each month in
Room HS3 at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. For
appointments, call 644-3244.
FAONG FORWARD
Facing Forward. a support
group for family memben of
recently decea$ed cancer
patients, meets from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon·
days at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, -4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
meetings are free. Por more
information, call 722·6237.
FIRE EXPLORERS
The Costa Mesa Fire Depart-
ment's Fire Explorers Post 400
meets at 6 p .m. Tuesdays at vari-
ous fire stations. Men and
women ages 16 to 21 are wel-
come to join. For more informa-
tion, call 754-5141or754-5106.
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOnJNE
Maxine Cohen, a marriage
and family therapist, spo~ors an
anonymous helpline for individu-
als with relationship problems.
She is available for free consulta-
tion from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to
8 p.m. Mondays by calling 759-
0357.
FREE USDA FOOD
Free USDA food for low-
income families and seniors in
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Balboa is available from 10
a.m. to noon on the second
Wednesday of each month at
Newport Beach Community Cen-
ter, 883 W. 15th St., Newport
Beach. For more information, call
631-2177.
FRIENDSHIP ClUB
The Thursday Morning Club
presents an entertainment lun-
cheon on the second Thursday
of each month at Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The club also
has ongoing activities, such as
golf and bridge. For a free
newsletter or more'in.formation,
call 546-2244.
GYNECOLOGIC CANCER
A tree 1upport group for
women wltb gynecologic can-
cers meetl from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
on the second and fourth
Wednesday of each month at
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center, 4000 W. Cout Highway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 122-6237.
HAM RADIO MEETINGS
Mesa Emergency Service
Amateur Communication offers
the opportunity for ham radio
operators to participate in Costa
Mesa's Radio Amateur Cvil
Emergency Service organization.
Weekly nets are held at 7:20 p.m.
on 147.060 mhz. Monthly meet-
ings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the
fourth Wednesday of each month
at the Costa Mesa Police Depart-
ment. Por more information, call
754-7045 .
HIGH-DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY
SUPPORT
Support provided for individu-
als who will or are undergoing
bone marrow transplant or stem
cell rescue and their families at
the Patty and George Hoag Can-
cer Center. For more information,
call 574-6872.
INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT
Survivors of Incest Anony-
mous for female victims of sexual
abuse and rape and their friends
and family meets from 10 a.m. to
noon every Saturday at 760 Vic-
toria St., Costa Mesa. There is no
fee. For more information, call
Iris at 859-3918. ·
JAYCEES GROUP
The Jaycees are a group of
young professionals ages 21-39
who get together for community
service, business networking and
socializing. Meetings are held
the second and fourth ThURiday
of every month. For more infor-
HI-TIME CHOCOLATIER
It's Easter at Hi-Time Chocolatierl
Hop on In/
We have a wonderful selection of your
favorite Easter treats!
Custom
ritlster 'Bas~tt
Services !ifvailabkl
Sol id Chocola te Bunnies
Panorama Eggs
Belgian Milk Chocolates
Sugar Ji'ree Chocolate Bunnie s
Ornaments & Novelties
... Plus our regular selection of
Quality Chocolates & Candies
Truffles/ Truffles/ Truffles!
250 OGLE STREET • C OSfA MF.sA
650-8463
mation, c.all 451-2178.
KIWANtSauB
The Kiwanis Club of New·
port Be&cb·Corona del Mar
meets every Thursday at noon
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Coro-
na del Mar. For more informa-
tion, call 852-1148.
LEAOSaUB
The Newport Coast Chapter
of Ali Lassen's Leads Club
meets every Tuesday at 1: 15
p.m. at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor
and Newport Boulevards in
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 857-6059,
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Oasis Senior Center offers a
half hour of free legal consulta-
tiGn by appointments. Call 644-
3244.
LIVING WITH CANCER
Monthly workshops meet
every 2nd Tuesday from 7 to 8:30
p.m. for individuals with cancer
and their family members at the
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center. For more information,
call 760-5542.
LUPUS FOUf,JDATION
A support group for younger
patients with lupus meets from
1 :30 to 3 p.m. the second and
fourth Wednesday of each,month
in Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-1734.
LYMPHEDEMA WORKSHOP
Meets the first Tuesday of
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every mctnth from 2:30 to 4 p.m
in the Hoag Cancer Center Audi·
tortum For i.nform.ation, call 760·
55-&2.
. MEAL PROGRAM
Oasis Senior Center often a
meal program for members.
Lunch is ierVed daily from 11 :45
a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the multi-
purpose room, 800 Marguente
Ave., Corona del Mar. Home-
delivered meals are available for
homebound ~ors. Reservations
are required. Meals are spon-
sored by SCSS, Inc. For informa-
tion, call 644-3244.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Oasis Senior Center offers
medical equipment rental from
wheelchairs to walkers and
more. For information, call 644-
3244.
MEDICAL LIBRARY
Oasis Senior Center has a
comprehensive medical library to
answer and research any medical
questions.Forinfonnation,call
644-3244.
MEDICARE ASSISTANCE
Oasis Senior Center offers a
cowiselor from HlCAP to assist
with questions about Medicare,
HMO's, supplemental and long-
term care insurance by appoint-
ment call. For appointments. call
644-3244.
MEDITATION SESSION
Expanded Awareness Semi-
nars presents a weekly medita-
tion session at 8 p .m. every
Wedne day evening at the H ub
of Newport Mela, 230 EJ 17th
St., Suite 218. Sugg eel dGDal"
tion is $10. For more tntonna-)
tion, call 6'6-1128.
A tree introductory clu1 in
Primordial Sound Meditation ii •
offered by Mamn Greenberg
at Complementary Healing
Arts, 666 Baker St., Coda
Mesa. Por time and reservation
call 969-7653.
MEN'S SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycho-'
logical Assoc:i4tion presents a
men's support group every Fri· •
day at 4 p.m. The fee is S25 per 1
session. For more information,
call 722-4588.
MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT
GROUPS -.
The Alliance (or the Mentally'
Ill of Orange County 'J>TOvides ..
education and emotjonal support'
for families dealing with mentally
ill loved ones. A free support ~
group meets from 10 to 11:30
d.m. every other Saturday at
Orange County Mental Health
Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave., Costa
Mesa. Cdll 850-8463 for details.
Also, St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church offers a support
group for families with loved
ones with serious mental illness-
es. The group meets Sundays
from 6:30 to 8 p.m . in the
church's Dterenfield Hall C, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. Call 631-2880.
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NETWORKING MEETING
•The Networkers, a program
provided by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce, meets
Wednesdays from 1 t;.C5 a.m. to 1
p .m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drive. The lunch is $12. The one-
time membership fee is $15. P.or
more information, call 574-8783
or 540-0201.
• Prospects Co-Ed Networking
Group meets Wednesdays from
7:15 to 8:30 a.m. at MimA Cafe, at
Harbor and Newpott boulevards.
Call Dr. Angie Stafford at 474-
2225 or nna Firman at 551-3156
for more information.
•Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets
every Tuesday at 7:15 a.m. at
Muni's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa. For more information,
call 857-6059.
gathering 11 to encourage and
support the practice of medita-
tion. The group meetl tn the
Mesa Business Center, 711 W.
17th St., Suite A-8. Donations
accepted. Por information, call
122-7818.
NEWPOltT BEAOf
The Parks, Beaches and Recre-
ation Cnmmissiou of the city of
Newport Beach meets the-first
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
in the Council Chambers, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
For information. call 6«-3151.
NICOTINE ANONYMOUS
The Nicotine Anonymous fel-
lowship wants to help men and
women who smoke to quit and
remain smoke-free. Call SS0-
2713 for the local evening meet-
ings nearest you.
OPEN HOUSE
The Costa Mesa Historical
Society holds a free open house
every Thursday from 11 a .m. to 3
NEED TO RELAX? p.m. at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Cos-
From 5 to 7 p.m. every Sun-ta Mesa. The open house fea-
day, Zen Home Stitchery, a local tures memorabilia from the city
manufacturer of meditation sup-of Costa Mesa and the Santa
plies, holds a free evening of • Ana Army Air Base. For more
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Hoag Cancer Center often
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month a free prostate cancer
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offers a free parenting/open dis·
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last Wednesday-of every month
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Por more
intonnation, call 225-8189.
PARKINSON'S SUPPORT GROUP
Oasis Senior Center offers a
Parkinson's support group the
second Thursday of each month
from 7 to 9 pm. at 800 Marguettte
Ave., Corona del Mar. For more
intonnation, call 6«-3™.
The PadJic Business Xchange i
has weekly breakfast meetings at j
7 a.m. every Tuesday at the Padfic l
Club, .. 110 MacArthur Blvd., l
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The Yoga Place offers a
pre/post natal yoga class every
Thursday from 3 to 4:30 p .m .
New classes begin at the first of
Newport Beach. There ls no !
charge for the initial meeting. For i
mote intOJJl14tion. call 64()...-0588. l
RELATIONSHIP GROUP I
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association presents a
coed relationship group called
Insight Equals Power on Thurs-
day at 7 p .m . The fee is $25 per
week. Por more information,
call 722-4588.
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don't a~ to be put there to
bold anything in place.
Santoyo, who worp with
youngsters at the West Side after·
school program. said he doesn't
th.ink the locks are the work of
young pranksters.
•1 remember first seeing them
end thinking, 'ls it some sort of
game or is that just were the dty
keeps itl locks?'" he said.
"Maybe it's a lock graveyard."
Police Lt. Ron Smith said no
one in the dty's gang or juvenile
departments had ever heard of
such an activity.
The dty has o deal with Cal-
trans for the state transportation'
agency to maintain the bridges,·
while the city takes ca.re of the
streets, sidewalks and fences
alongside the bridges, he said. · "We have no idea why some-
one would put a padlock on a
fence like that," Smith said. That would mean the mystert
locks are the city's respomibWty,
but Morris could not say
whether they would be cut off
the fences.
City Hall officials were simila.r-
ly stumped.
"I had never heard about it,"
City Engineer Bill Morris said.
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ocal students exhibit anwork at Tzffany & Co. -T he Jewels of Jean Schlqm-
berger and Paloma Plcu-
90 share window space at
the venerable ntfany & Co.,
South Coast Plaza, t.tus month
with artwork by Orange County
students.
The 24th annual ·color it
Orange" juried student art
exhiblt1akes center stage. featur-
ing the work of 14 student artists
ranging in age from 6 to 18. The
exhibit is sponsored by the
Desi.gning Women of the Art
Institute of Southern California.
In addition to the Tiffany win-
dows, some 4,000 pieces of stu-
dent art from throughout Orange
County remain on exhibit at the
Art Institute in Laguna Beach
through tomorrow.
Jackie Jacobson, president of
the Designing Women, extends
an invitation to the public to VlSit
the institute to see the collection
at no charge. The college gal-
leries will be open today and
tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A few of the local students
showing their artwork include
Emily Hancock, 8; Ben Dennis,
9: Allison Stokke, 8; and BWy
Eagle, 13. Also of note is the
work of 6-year-old Allan Bridg-
ford, Daniel Dalton and Megan
Ichlnose.
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St. Margaret's School created a
trio of box sculptures in the form
of dogs. The multicolored canine
creations are adorned with
Tiffany jewels. See if you can
spot the enormous sapphire ring.
To honor the Art Institute and
all of the creative young artists of
Orange County, Jo Ellen Qualls,
vice president and general man-
ager of Tlffany & Co., South
Coast Plaza, closed the store to
the public one evening last week
and threw a cocktail reception
for the artists, their families and
Designing Women members.
•1t is our way of demonstrat-
ing how the retail business world
can support children's education
and the Orange County Commu-
nity, • ottered Qualls, welcoming
Art Institute President Alan
Barkley and guests June Fores-
man, Jane Greer, Molly and
Leon Lyon, Jan Masstmlno,
chairman of the board of Art
Institute, and chairwoman of
•color it Orange" Nency
Lawrence and husband, Harry.
Local art teachers in the cock-
tail crowd included Donna Ban-
ning, Debbie Foster, Eric
Keawekaln, Mary Mayer, Bar-
bara and Jim Nelson, Sarina and
Paul Sherwin, and headmaster of
Harbor Day School, Newport
Beach, Sidney Dupont and his
wife, Renee.
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The art of fashion was the
point of view exhibited at the
recent opening of the JU Sander
boutique at South Coast Plaza.
It was standing room only as
more than 300 guests from the
Newport-Mesa community min-
gled with fashion divas of both
the garment and fashion print
worlds out of Los Angeles and
around the globe to recognize
the West Coast debut of cloth-
ing by German designer Jil
Sander.
Fittingly, the opening was a
benefit for the Orange County
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factors Charles Martin, Mark
Chapin Johnson. Barbara Glab-
man, Irene and BW Matthews,
and Henry and Renee
Segentrom.
Owner of the Jil Sander bou-
tique, Joan Welnsteln, will con-
tribute to the Orange County
Museum of Art, underwriting the
George Hurrell Photography
Exhibition, •Hollywood and
Beyond," set for June 27 th.rough
Sept. 27, at the museum's South
Coast Plaza Gallery.
y.reinstein, long considered
one of Chicago's preeminent
"stylemeisters," is headquarted
in an elegant East Oak Street
Townhouse known as Ultuno.
For nearly three decades, Wem-
stein has dressed the best of
chic Chicago as well as cus-
tomers and clients from both a
national and international
Rolodex.
Her Ultimo studio is sunple,
sophisticated and danng with
Chinese red walls and dramauc
lighting.
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days here in my studio," Wein-
stein offered in an inte rview with
Chicago Magazine's Marcia
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In addition to her mamstay,
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passed away some years ago a t
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Joan a widow at 37), Weinstein
oversees the Giorgio Armani,
Sonia Rykiel and JU Sander
stores in Chicago.
She is taking her views and
her clothes on the road, operung
boutiques in cities such as San
Francisco and Dallas, in addition
to the Sander store m Costa
Mesa.
New York-based architect
Michael Gabell1ni created the
ultra mini.mahst SCP store mten·
or, r,epresentative of the Ju
Sander •aesthetic that is luxury
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A sunple shirt can run $300 to
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more. Her men's line is equally
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Sander's clothes are for those
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Her designs are for people
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for the nch in dlsgwse.
Some of the local cro wd
checkUlg out the scene were th~
Cliff Carpers, the Robert Balrds,
Anne Wilson Crosby, Catherine
Cook. Victor Charnetsky, Brian
Dougherty, Diane and Colin
Forkner, radio voice of the
Ordnge County Performing Arts
Center Gloria Gae Gell.man, ·
Maralou and Jerry Harrington,
Jennifer Van Bergh, and Orange
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By Alison Murray, Daily Pilot
R alpb Funa did not expect
to become the owner of a
bar and restaurant, espe-
cially one he didn't frequent.
Then one day in 1987, someone
told him that the actoI Chuck
Norris was selling Woody's
Wharf.
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"To be honest with you, my
wife and l never came here,· the
49-year-old Balboa Peninsula
reside nt said. "Next tlung l
knew, I was in the restaurant
business."
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1 greetings yelled across the room l to friends and acquaintances. l "We have a very intense local
: following,• Puna said, and point-
1 ed out that the children of many
: regulars are now becoming regu-
' lars themselves. "We've been I • here for so many years now that I we're now starting to work on I different generations of people.•
: The bar takes up one wall of l · the building, while what could I have been used as a living room
• is the dining area. Outside, a siz-
able enclosed patia is well-
endowed with heaters to ward
off El Nifto's chill. One wall -
shared by the patio, restaurant
and bar -is almost all window
and overlooks the harbor.
happy hour, hon d 'oeuvres are
put out for patrons from 4:30 to 6
p.m.
The tsar offers the standard
cocktails, bottled beers and
Miller Ute and Red Hook on tap. ,
The re5tawant serves lunch,
dinner and Sunday brunch -
they spedolize in seafood; appro-
priately, but chicken, meat ~ '
past.as are also available.
Uve entertainment is offered
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights at 10 p.m. Purra chooses
the bands himself, from Motown
cover bands to Top 40 to what he
calls "oldies but goodies.• Some
of the bands have been perform-
ing at Woody's ever since be took
over, he said.
The bar and restaurant were
built m 1965 by a fisherman,
Woody Payne, and his wile,
Ruth. They designed the build-
ing in such a way that the y could
use it as a house if the restaurant
failed .
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"What people like about us is
that we're consistent,• Furra
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And on a Saturday night, it
sort of feels like a home -the
abnosphere rivals that of a pri-
vate party, as patrons in their
eady 30s to late 40s call joyfully
to each other across the narrow,
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'Grease' is still the word 20 years later
bile I was getting a
haircut recently, the
stylist, who looked like
be was just out of beauty
chool, asked me lf I saw the
ovie •Grease• yet. I told her
yes" -20 years ago. She
asped.
Of course,. the first time I saw
e musical I was only 1 t years
ld, and at that time, 1 had to
ait until my older sister saw
e ,movie and report back to my
other about ils content.
However, I couldn't pass-up
e chance to see Paramount
'ctures' re-release of the 1978
ega-hit movie last weekend.
either could my sister-in-law,
ho last 'Saw the movie when
he WC'S a teenager.
And I'm glad we went. The
econd time around on the big
creen was better than the fust.
OK. I admit being a member
f the "older" generation watch-
g "too cool T-Bird" Danny
uko (John Travolta) and "too
ure to be Pink• Sandy Olson
(Olivia Newton-John) did seem
bit unusual, but I soon got
ver ~when the movie began.
:Grease" was the 1970s' answer
fJJ the 1950s.
• When I first saw the movie as
a youngster, my biggest thrill
was watching Danny Zuko and • •
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mary beth
adomaitis
the T-Bird.s -they represented
everything my mother warned
me about. So, of course, I saw
the movie more than once. In
fact, I purchased the double-
album (remember those?) and
played it continuously, as did
probably every other pre-pubes-
cent female in those days. By
the way, I still have that record,
and I would listen to if I bad a
record player.
Well, for those who don't
know what uGrease," which is
based on the successful Broad-
way musical of the same name,
is all about, the story line is sim-
ple: A boy and girl from two dif-
ferent worlds (Sandy is from
Australia and Danny from
Hometown, USA) fall in love,
break up, get back together, and
finally, she caves to peer pres-
sure to make sure she bolds on
to him.
And they supposedly live
happily •together forever" (a
whomp baba luba a whomp
barn boo). ,
The und,erlying story line is
also simple: High-kicking
greasers (1\-avolta, Jeff
Conaway, Barry Pearl and
Michael Tucd), also known as
the T-Birds, drift through their
senior year at Rydell High
School (aka Venice High
School) more concerned with
racing fast cars and romancing
the Pink Ladies (Stockard Chan-
ning, Didi Conn, Dinah Manoff
and Jamie Donnelly).
And in the end, the T-Birds
and Pink Ladies win at both.
The movie is filled with sexu-
al innuendoes that one does not
catch as a 1970s preteen but
certainly does as an adult (Did
you ever really li!ten to the
words of "Greased Llgbtnin'"?).
So why was I so anxious to
see it again?
One word -music.
The toe-tapping, 50s-style
songs are the show-stoppers.
Songs such as "Grease,• "Sum-
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While the re-released version
of "Grease" does not have mod-
em-day computerized film edit-
ing, the sound is digitally remas-
tered -a definite plus. Parts of
the movie actually made you
feel as if you were really at
Rydell High School.
Would I see it agam tf 1t
comes out in another 20 years?
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doo
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I do not believe that the
teachers should teach the ·
childreli about cha.racter
and values. That way, they
can still have the opportunity
to become president of the
United States.
MATIHEW WHARTON
Corona del Mar
I'm responding to your
question about ethics in edu-
cation ("Putting mo.re values
in education,• March 31). I
think Wendy Leece has a
great idea. We should certain-
ly be teaching more ethics in
education. I think there are
some great ethics and moral
teachings in Buddhism and
Confucianism that a.re exem-
plified in many of our Viet-
namese and other Asian stu-
dents that are sadly lacld.ilg ln
• many of our white students.
We could learn from these
teachings. Actually, I would
settle jµst for having teachers
or school administrators or
responsible adults being able
to discipline the youngsters
who are acting like jerks in
schools or public places with-
out having their parents, who
are not doing their job, threat-
ening to sue the school or oth-
er individuals_/
STAN WINTER
Corona del ~ar
It's very important to teach
character and values in
~ probably more impor-
~ tent than • lot of the sub~
that 4re being taugbt today.
t My wUe grew up m the
I Philippines, and that wu part
of her curticulum. We both
feel ~ery strongly about it
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. STUART FRIEDMAN
Newport Coast
The mere fad that this
issue is in controversy empha-
sizes the unequivocal need for
ethics to be taught to our chil-
dren at home and at ~ool. It
is incumbent upon us u a
society to ensure that Children
are raised with the proper
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tomorrow, whenever, and give it
to a skateboard park fund."
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PAY FOR ONE OF lWO PROPOSED SKATEBOARD PARKS
IN COSTA MESA.
•
FROM ARRES11NG TO EDUCATING
Former Colt.a Mesa police Capt. David L. Brooks wu selected by
the Newport-Mesa Unified School board to replace Bd Decker.
Brooks, who spent 28 yea.n with the Police Department, was select-
ed unanimously ~ a pool of eight candidates who applied for the
Mesa Verde seet.
IWE BEET OPENING
fugitive Sid Soffer and his partner, Steve Lewis, are planning a
•welcome back" ceremony for the reopening o1 the Blue Beet
restaurant at McFadden Square. The pair say the eatery should be
open for business in about two weeks.
OOH LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT
Fonner Costa Mesa police Capl David L Brook.I was named
to replace Ed Decker on the Newport-Mesa school board.
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Te Wmkle mathematics
program rises above
By Jean Winfield
A s a teacher at TeWinkle
Middle School, it has
concerned me greatly to
read the article printed in the
Daily Pilot (•Missed Opportuni-
ties," Feb. 26) and to see how
poorly our sehool aI¥l communi-
ty ha•• beeJl-presenied and
represent-
ed.. I have
well-qualified algebra students
on to take geometry in high
school. Each year, more than
half of the algebra class brings
home honors on the Golden
State Exam. This algebra class
also is offered to a select few
seventh-graders -usually no
more than three or four qualify
each year.
One of the requinmlentt for
acceptance
into the
taught
mathemat-
ics at the
school for
, t-, r • ~ ,, "' ! ' , . r program is
parental
consent, . ' . '
five years.
This follows more than 25 years
in excellent schools in the Los
Angeles and Santa Ana unWed
school districts. To see what a
wonderful environment we have
at TeWink.le, one must spend
some time here, follow students
tp class and get a true feeling of
the learning thot is taking place.
Then and only then can one
pass judgment.
ln the years I have been at
TeWlnkle, many new and inno-
vative programs have been
inaugurated, including the alge-
bra class that I teach.
We are offering algebra to
our gifted and high-achieving
eighth-graders so they may
qualify to take advanced place-
ment mathematics later in high
school.
Each year, we send 30 to 40
with the
stipulation
for seventh-grade students that
if they take geometry in the
eighth grade, they must take it
on the high school campus,
maintainillg ooncurrent enroll-
ment in TeWink.le and Estancia
High School.
We can offer neither a class,
nor bus transportation for just
three students.
Parents agree at that time to
provide transportation to and
from the high school each day. I
researched this subject and
fo\ind only one middle school in
all of Orange County that does
offer geometry.
To prepare our students for
algebra in the eighth grade, we
have developed a sixth-grade
curriculum that covers both sev-
enth-and eighth-grade mathe-
matics .
At the end of that sixth-grade
year, most students will qualify
for eighth-grade math, with a
few proving they are ready for
algebra. This is just an example
of bow we try to provide chal-
lenge for our top students. We
adjust our program at other lev-
els, as well. to accommodate all
students Clll4 th~ learning_
mCMleiitiet.
Our skills classes are
designed to help our slower stu-
dents become proficient in thelr
basics so they may be successfW
in regular classes. Each year,
almost 7 5 % of our basic skills
students •graduate" into grade-
level classes.
The teachers in the mathe-
matics department are dedicat-
ed and hard-working. They
spend many hours planning,
preparing, guiding, teaching, ·
tutoring and generally helping
our clientele to achieve at their
highest potential.
I see motivated and achiev-
ing students in all the class-
rooms. Our school offers an
environment conducive to learn-
ing, and we see the results dai-
ly. Students are challenged and
are rising to the challenge.
I am proud to say we are
producing some wonderful
future leaders.
• JEAN WINFIELD Ii • mathem•tlcs
team leader at TeWlnkle Middle
School.
Facilities master plan should look at all s.chools ,_ prob iems
By Gay Geiser-Sandoval
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school hu ttl own studio, and the stu-
d.entl are the camera operaton, editors,
sound techntdan•, anchon, reporten
and more. ·
In additico. the IChoo1. through
Cbuck~cl•n, P'!"">cee a 30-
mtmrte sbOW every week about district
tmmtt (K·MmA). 1be clijjgmiftt8d
Us own COID.p\lter
graphics foe the
openfng·k>gO. 1b8
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to~ 15 ~al educational ID"
grammtng MYtn days a Week.
Can you liiligSne what it would be
JilUt to~ oiD a'TV ibow in b1gb tcbOolf
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VICTORIA
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lldll.Del OI parentl, teachen and
studenb. 1be contract 11 ligned
1'Y all three parties, who get a
~· 1 •'Ibis ls a home-school ettort, • Laakso said. •we, the school, will ~o our part and so must the stu·
~entl and their parents to make Jbis u well-rounded an expert.
tmce as possible.• '
1 Vlctorla already has a pretty ~ connection with ltl com-
biunity. After being closed for
~veral years, it reopened m 1993
~ a groundswell of parent sup-J>ort for the idea of a neighbor·
hood school.
: •There was even a grass-roots lettort to get the school reopened,•
taakto Mid. •A lot of money was
Jspent to make this a state-of-the·
;art ICbool"
: The school has its own web
~ge and all classrooms have
'11~emet acce5S. AB pa.rt of the
ischool's business partnership with
MediaOne cable 1V company,
llie enUre computer network will
be rewired by December.
: The school's gray buildings are
jaccented by turquoise-colored
~oom and windows that create a
'1:iendlY and, in Laakso's words,
•"inviting" atmosphere.
: •ne very opening of the
khool reflects the energy of the
P>mmunity," she said. "The com->nunity wanted this school."
I
And the school wants the com-
munity.
Parents got what they wanted
-a school within walking dis-
tance -and many parents are
giving the school what it wants -
parental involvement.
·we have a very active PTA,"
Laakso said. •And we always
•
IChOol/' Decker aa.ld. •People
can•t ~ for teac:ben to come
and uk. ~ need to ask the
te4ch•, Tbere'• alwa}'I someone
who can use help.•
Uke many of ltl West Slae
counterparts, Vlctorla bu a high
limit8d-Engliab student popula-
tion, abOut •0%. But tt does not
have a bilingual program. Bilin·
gua1 teachers aides help students 1 who need it. but 1mtructi.on ls pro-
vided only in English.
have parents helping in the class-
rooms and with different student
actiVities."
Gina Decker, who has two sons
at Victoria, devotes three days a
week to helping out at the school.
"Even if it's just 15 minutes out
of the whole school year, parents
need to come out to their kids'
I can't believe ...... .
"Most of our parents who have
Spanisb-1peaking children seem
to wan~ ~ cb1ldren to leiun in
English,• J .aakso said.
To help with this process, espe-
d.ally for the students who are just
learning English, teachen use
multisensory curriculum and visu-
al aids.
•All our lessons are in Eng-
lish.• Laakso said. "But if there
are some students who need extra
support, we take them out and
give them some one-on-one
instruction."
In keeping with state man-
dates, Victoria has a 20-1 stud.ent-
to-teacher ratio in its first, second
and third grades, an arrangement
that third-grade teacher Konni
Mendrella said allows her to give
students more personalized atten-
tion. '
"I love it,• she said. "I'm with
each of them every day. The
whole environment is different
and discipline problems are
almost nonexistent."
For the fourth-and filth·
graders, Victoria has a looping
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PkJAnce Martin, who teachet
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students don't need as much
review when they return from
summer vacation. It usually
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bring students back to where
they were before the th.ree-
month break.
"When we're together for two
years, it doesn't seem to take as
much time for the students to get
to know you again, either," Mar·
tin said. "It also seems to do
something for the kids when
they know they're going to be
together for two yea.rs. There's a
real bonding that takes place
and they seem to really care for
each other.•
Lorl Wilborn ls a parent vol·
unteer and Title I program
teacher. Title I ls a federally
funded program to help students
who are having difflculty keep-
ing up with their pee.ri. There
are about 10 such students at
Victoria.
•They're only kids once,•
Wilborn said. "They're bere
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behooves us to make their time
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police said. It was not bnmediate.
ly clear how it got there.
On Priday afternoon, most of
the pa1roDS at Garibaldi de Noc:he,
810 W. 19th St., were unaware ot
the shooting or unwi.Wng to talk
about it, although one IUD
expressed concem
·Sure rm scared." said Carlos
Hernandez, 32, of Newport 8e(lch.
who said be comes to Garil>ekli
about once every two weeks.
. The owner of the ·bar, Juan
Carlos Valdez, could not be
reached for comment.
The bar has been a sore spot
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office," he said. MThat makes it
impossible for us to comment
intelligently on anything.•
Meantime, police said no
charges will be sought against
Costa Mesa resident Marilyn
Scott, 42, who was in the car with
Schafnitz but got out before the
alleged drug deal.
Scott was detained by police
and questioned about the incident,
but released when officers deter-
mined she knew nothing about
the deal, Shanahan said.
"She was apparently just along
for the ride," he said. "Wrong
place at the wrong time with the
wrong friend, I guess.·
Scott could not be reached for
comment at her Costa Mesa home.
Schafnitz also could not be
reached for comment. Repeated
telephone calls to Braake and
Schafnitz -the Laguna Niguel
insurance company owned by her
husband, Matt -were not
returned.
Security guards denied access
to the Schafnitz estate in the gated
community of Harbor Ridge.
The 5,800-square-foot home -
which has five bedrooms, a maid's
quarters, swirnnllng pool and
sweeping views of Newport Har-
bor -has been for sale since July
1997, real estate records show.
The asking price has been
slashed $.500,000 to $1.475 million,
according to a recent real estate ad
in the Daily Pilot.
Shanahan said the arrest con-
. .
with dtY amctals in recent years.
1be City C9Wldl and ~ otfl·
d.als have long cla1med it ii noto-
rious for tights, crime and a
source of drunken drivers.
A former owner once wu
arrested for falling to ~ her
state Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board llcense. The charges later
were dropped.
After ahe was denied a~
to tlQsfer the bar's liquor license
to bUyet Valdez in late 1996, she
ft1ed a -40.page lawsuit against the
citY and m Costa Mesa omctaJa.
· 'The suit claimed the tran.ter
bad been denied because ol her
race: She also claimed that police
harassment of customers inside
the bar and in the parking lot hurt
business.
duded a brief investigation into
S<iMlfmtz's alleged, drug ~g.
but declJned to say how~
polioe became involyed.
Newport Beach and COsta
M~ police officials said they
were not involved in theinvestiga-
tion nor the arrest and knew noth·
ing about the case. ·
The arrest of one of Newport
Beach's most recognizable society
figures sent shock waves through
the well-heeled crowd She and her
husband were a part of for years.
The couple lent their time and
financial support to many charita-
ble causes, particularly those ben-
efiting abused and neglected chil-
dren.
On Friday, some of Schafnitz's
friends said they hope she finds
the help she needs.
"If it's true and she has a sub-
stance-abuse problem, she needs
to deal with it because she's a wife
and a mother, • said Barbara
Venezia, who is active in the local
society scene. • (Schafnitz] needs
help and there are programs
where she can get the help she
needs."
"I am praying to God that 'Ilna
gets the help she needs,~ said
longtime friend Patti Edwards.
"She does not need to go to jail.
She needs to be in recovery.•
Other friends said Schafnitz
had a drug problem that she kept
hidden from aim~ everyone.
•It's a very unfortunate situa-
tion that has obviously been coto-
ing for some time," said longtime
friend Mary Jane Simpkins. "'[lt'i)
a secret that most people were not
aware of. ff
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MUSTANGS
LIGHT UP
EAGLES
• Costa Mesa High boys
volleyball finds power
switch in time to sweep
cross-town rival Estancia.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot
l!IJ Harper, Achterberg combine for
'i!evell ~I in 15-4 rout of Sailors.
By Molly Yanity, ()ally Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -The ticket out of the
Sea View League besement was on the line
Friday when Newport Harbor High visited its
arch rival Corona del Mar on the Back Bay dia-
mond. The hosting Sea Kings didn't just take
tbe ticket, but they threw the means of getting
out of the cellar into high gear in a 15-4 mercy-
rule victory in five innings.
"'1!. •That's always nice (to beat Harbor),• CdM
coach John Emme said. •eut this was a must-
win for us. We couldn't be 0-5 (in league play).
Now we're somewhere where our fate is in our own hands."
Emme's crew, which is two games out of
third place (or two games out of a playoff slot),
began its onslaught of the Sailors (3-7, 0-5)
with its first at-bat as Ryan Achterbetg bHs·
N ewport Harbor's Matt
Jameson slams the ball over
the net during the Sanon' fifth
straight sweep, this time agalmt
Sea View League rival Santa
Margarita. The Sailors put the
Eagles away, 15-to, 15-U, ~5·12,
before a DMr..capadty crowd on
the Sallon' caa\pus.
tered a double to left center.
1}' Harper came up in the third spot and
sliced a double into right field ~ push Achter-
berg home.
The Sea Kings (4-6, 1-4) would end the first
inning with a 4-0 lead. 4Dd it was also the pre-
miere of the • Achterberg-Harper Show."
Newport tied the game in the top of the sec-
ond as it was.sparked by a two-run home run
by Lucas Kerr, but Achterberg led oU the sec-
ond exactly how he started the first, only thi5
two-bagger went to right field.
fuld Harper gave Tars' starting pitcher Scott
Beerer a bit of deja vu when he, ripped anoth·
er RBI double.
"We've been getting good pitches but not
capitalizing on them,• Achterberg said.
'!Today we were concentrating on hitting the
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MARC MARTIN
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
argarit
Archbold, Jameson lead balanced Newport
attack as undefeated Sailors post fifth straight
.sweep; Santa Margarita drops off to 6-2, 1-1.
By Richard Dunn. Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -Motivating his players in the
pregame speech Friday was easy for Newport Harbor High
boys volleyball coach Dan Glenn.
All Glenn had to do was glance over the Orange County
preseason poll, in which Santa Margarita was ranked No. 1.
Then, there was that bit of history, a streak of eight
straight games in which Santa Margarita had defeated the
Sailors.
"Our kids were jacked up tonight,· Glenn said, following
his team's surprisingly smooth sweep over the Eagles, 15-
10, 15-11, 15-12. in front of a near-capacity crowd at New-
port Harbor.
"In this (Sea View) league, you've got
to win at home, and so th.ts is a nice way .-------,
to start, going 2-0 at home, especially this
one," added Glenn, whose squad, 6-0
overall, 2-0 in Sea View play, swept an
opponent for the fifth consecutive time
this season.
Santa Marganta (6-2, 1-1), currently
ranked fifth in the county Wltb Newport
Harbor No. 1, played Wlthout its most
effective weapon, Marcus Skacel, one of
tbe best playe~ in Orange County.
•Marcus was very key in (the Eagles')
win the other night against Corona del
Mar (in five games),• Glenn said.
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Ska.eel. who'd missed a lot of Santa Margarita's n09-
league campaign with back problems, returned to the floor
against CdM, but reportedly re-injured his back in the
match and was forced to miss Friday's clash at Harbor.
"With or without him, they're a very good team," Gl~
said, •but they were the preseason No. 1 team because Of
him in the lineup."
The Sailors lost both Sea View meetings against Santa
Margarita last year in three, and dropped two more games
in a San Diego tournament, tbe first time in history tlae
Eagles enjoyed a clean sweep of Newport Harbor.
But that was last year, when tbe Eagles won league aqd
CIF Southern Section Division II titles.
This year, the Sailors have the inside track to the Sea
View title, which they shared with Santa Margarita tWo
years ago.
Scott Archbold, a 6-foot-2 seruor outside bitter, led Nri-
port Harbor with 16 kills, 16 digs, three solo blocks and An
assisted block, while 6-foot 1uruor Matt Jameson ausbld
home 13 kills, adding a dozen <jigs, three solo blocks and an
assisted block.
Newport Harbor enjoyed comfortable leads to start tJae
first and second games, largely because of Santa MargarUa
breakdowns and excellent Sailor digging, led by senior S\(-
ter 'n-avis Nelson (42 usists), who had 18 digs.
Harbor's Scott Dore, a 6-3 senior who had a team·big)l
four solo blocks, stuffed a Santa Margarita spike to produce
a 10-4 lead for the Sailors in the second jrame and finalW: a
S.O run. __ .._
Alan Limon 's service ace and timiAg digging by ZCM;D
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MCNICHOLS
CONTINUED FROM 81
"She's really don<' d grt'dl JOb
leading the young ldd1e'> m our
program,• TdUey expldmed ·1
knew with the players who
graduated last year, w1•'d have
to have someone step up and be
a leader. I told Kyle one ddy
during preseason pracl.lce lhdt I
needed her lo step up dnd tdke
charge and she did. Shp's hus-
tled, kept the younger gLrb m
line and she's 1mµrov1•d her
playing sk1lls "
McNichol<;, newr shy about
sharing her b1llnq humor dnd
boundless enthus1dsm w1lh
teammate-. dnd rodche ... dhkP,
had built d rc•puldllon more
befitting clown than captarn
So, she sdid, assunung the
leadersh.Jp rolP hds mednl
making sonw ad1ust11wnts
"I thought 11 Wd'> cool when
(Talley) dskect nw to bt> cdptam,
but it's meant I Cdn t gool tlround
much anymore," f\1cN1chol-.
said ·I still llkc> to snule dnd
have fun, but I cctn't push t1'i
many buttom dS I ust>cl to "
A lhrt>e-sport slttndout ('ihe
was All-Sed V1t•w L0c1guP 111
field hockey dnd has dbo pldyt>d
soccer), McN1chols now pulls,
more than pushPs, whcin 1l
comes to mfluencinq lwr
teammates.
"She comes to piety thc> uc1me
and she doesn't hkc• losing.·
Talley said. "Shf'\ work<•cl vPry
hard in pracuce and that
compellllv€'ness can't help hut
rub off on tht• other qLrls "
Rubbing infield bnck d11'it oft
her uniform and/or dpp<>ncld<JP~.
was never a part of lhdt
competitive albtudc> m prevmw.
years.
But, the concept of l>d< nt1nng
scar tissue for the grt•dter
likelihood of c\V01dmg opposmg
defenders' Laqs. hndlly knocked
her off her fePt on the btlse
paths.
"Mike (Mullen, tlw former
head coach who currently dssists
Tftlley) told mf' I could be dn
all-league pldyer 11 I JUSl startNI
sliding, wh.Jch I thou~rht wds
horrible news." McN1chols
quipped.
"But I had c1 drcr1m thr1t I 'ihd
during a game this Y<'dr and I
was thinking about 11 dU cldy dt
school beforE' the game. I got on
flI'St and r d€'cided to steal and I
JUSt dJved LnlO the base. 1 rut my
knees flISt and 1t hurt a hlUe, but
our whole bench went crazy
Even Mike was laughing dbout
ll..
McN1chols said she has yet to
shear any skm from hN shms
or knees with her nf:'w
base-runrung technique But,
bruises are another matter.
"There has been some
internal blcedJng, • she scUd with
r1 laugh. "I've slid into the
catcher a couple times -once
when I was extremely out -and
1t wasn't what you would call
fun."
McNichols, wbo tuts second
in the order, has-tun bunting.
slapping and chopping her way
on base. But the triple, wh1ch
skipped by the Costa Mesa
center fielder in a 7 -4 Harbor
victory March 24, was one she'll
not soon forget
"I'm not a power hltter, so
., that w~ pretty much a auracle, •
ihe explain~. •1 don1. know
what happened but I think f've
figured out bow to hit better. I'm
playing as well as I ever have.•
Eagles Cook{ ed), 14-0
.. University right-hander one-hits
Estancia, teammates rdp out 15 hits.
COSTA MESA -Estancia High's baseball
odyssey kept the faith Friday afternoon and the beat
went on as the Eagles dropped a 14-0 decision to
visiting Uruversity in Pdcil1c Coast League play W1U1
highlights aplenty, for the oppos1uon.
Senior nght-hander Brc1nt Cook flirted with a
perfect game, and a no-hiller, but settled for a one-
hit shutout as the Eagles could manage but two
bdse runner.;.
David Chavero shdttercd the no-rut bid with d
one-out double lo nght m lht> seventh innmg.
And J.D Willey hroke up the perfect game
aspect tn the fifth when ht> got aboard Wlth a lwo-
out throwmg nuscue Neither bdtlet ddvdnced pdsl
second base dS the EdHlt>s fell to 0-9 overdll, 0-5 in
league play
Cook struck out six .md wc1lked none, rNmng the
first 14 batters
Uruvers1ty (7-5, 3-2), mednwhlle, kept 1tseH
squdrely m the hunt for the CIF Pldyolls with d pun-
1shmg atldck once the Trojans were able to shed
themselves of Estancia starter StevP Wtlson.
WLlson scattered seven hlls dnd struck out llvC'
through five ummgs with Estdncia in the game Wlth
a 1-0 defiot. His relief, howf:'vcr, had control prob-
lems. as well as running into Mdlt McNeill dnd Steve
Nolan, each who struck with three-run doul)les.
University scored nine runs in the seventh frame,
with Adam Vaught scoring twice in the uuung
"We've got to just keep bdtWng." said Estancid
Codch Tim Green. UWe've been working hard.•
-by Roger Carlson
Artists mercy Mesa
• Lagwia Beach belts Mustangs, 16-5,
for second runawdy win this w~ek .
COSfA 1'v1ESA-Once known tor Surfing, thectler
and art, Laguna Beach High has become a baseball
power in one week ... In the city of Costa Mesd.
The Artists, who ldsl r<'ctrhed ttw (.'IF Pldyofls
when John F. Kennedy was pres1dvnl. ended dnoth-
er Pacific Coast League> qamP Party, Uus time on Pn-
ddy against host Costd Me!.d with a 16 5 mNcy-rule
win
While the Artists (6-4, 2·3 m PCLI 111lle>cted hve
doubles, a tnple and d home nm, it wrts .111 tnfield
single by Micah Grdnl m th<• mP1c1ful tilth mnmq
that opened the skies
Grant's pop up di thlfci bdse <1ppedwd lo h~ d
routme catch, but dS the Mesa glove nldn ctnlled
back, he bumped into Raynue Araador, who WdS
occupying the base, and fell b<lckward d!-. the bdl.I
landed in fdlf territory on the infield dirt
The play spurred Ldgund's five-run rdl.ly, a-. ( ay-
lor CuevdS and Kyle Johnson later followed with
two-run doubles On Tuesday, L.1qund beat
Esldnoa. 12-2, m d mer<.y dens1011
Mesa (1-9. 1-4) '>C'OTPd hvt· runs on th11·1· hits a'>
Lagun& south.paw Andrew Bany walk1•d l'iqht in
h.lS complet~ game. •
Scott $mj.th's RBJ stn~le' scor
for Mesa's first '1P1-in th~ ~Q'.llltlSi
..,;cored on a gNUndout, ·
In the third, Ben Pell<'T c1nd Nick L.11111 ><'1 l 'itrHl'tl
for Mesa to cut Lagunc1's ledd to ~-4. IU1ys I ldrtung
scored m the fifth for Mesa.
hy Richdrcl Dunn
A happyband
of St>a Kings
~hoops it
qp following d
fint-lan.lng home
run by Frie
Welthom 147),
Igniting a four-run
bursL Thert> were
many more
celebratiom
during a 13-hil,
15-4 victory ow1
Back Bay rival
Newport Harhor
on U1e winner\
campu!>. Corona
del Mar la'>ht>d
out five home
runs during llw
contest.
BASEBALL < 1Pc1r£>d the centerf1eld fence by
about 10 yards
allE'r l3t•Prl't cllHI < 'hc11 l11• \\c111t•
redc hE'd hc\se
CONTINUED FROM 81
bdll to the opposite field dnd h1t-
ung more lrne drive., ..
Enc Thiede followed with d
single dnd then Achterberg post-
ed hts ttmd tut of the day m grand
Cashion with a two-run bomb.
And. not to be outdone, Harp-
PT npped c1 doublE> two batters
later
WhPn dU was 'id.Id cmd clonl',
Harper notched' the honw nm
thret> doubles, three runs oncl fl, . .,
RBI. , ••.
AchtPrberg, Wl.tb a homer l\\O
I douhle!. and a single, 'iCOrPd
Friday's scores
University 14, Estancia 0
Laguna Beach 16, Costa Mesa 5
Aliso Niguel 13, Laguna Hills 11
Tuesday's games (3 15)
Laguna H~ls at EstMda
c.ta Mesa at Aliso Niguel
, University at Laguna Beadl
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Corona dt!I Mar (4-6) 1 4
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Friday's score~
I c.dM 15, ,_,uport Hltrbor 4
: Santa Margarita 5, El Toro 3
: Woocbidge 2. Irvine 1
I I Monday's game (3 15)
l Sailta Margarita at Voloodbndge
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Tuesday's games (3:15)
1 Olll tt Santa Margarita
1 Nauport Harbor at VVoodbndge
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SU MMARIES
PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE
UNIVERSITY 14
ESTANOA 0
University l 00 004 9 14 15 2
Estanua 000 000 0 -0 1 1
Cook and Candela; Wilson,
Thunell (6), Burciaga (6) and
Thunell, Willey (6), Thunelt (6)
W Cook. 2·2 L Wilson, 0-1
2B McNe1ll (U). O'Connor (U),
Nolan (U), Cha11ero (E)
PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE
~8EAot16
CoslA MfsA 5
Laguna Beach 441 25 -16 18 2
Costa Mesa 022 01 -S 3 1
Barry and Mulaney; Smith,
Little (4), Lambert (5) and Herzog w Barry, 3-2 L -Smith.
2B Skinner (LB) 2, Johnson (LB).
Cuevas (LB), Grant (LB) 38
MmS<ICO (LB) HR -Mcl<1bban (LB) CdM took its 5-4 ledcJ into thP
third and pitcher Matt Lar<,on
recorded a stnkeout whlle his
centerfielder Nick Hood and
Achterberg, playing in l<'fl, mdde
two stellar plays to deny the
guest<; a scon>.
Ldngsdorf couldn't get out of
the 1nrung dS Tun Thurmtln, the
ninth Sed Kmg lo come to bat,
blasted the second two-run
round-tripper of 1hl' mrung.
I thrl'e tm1Ps dnd dro\ t> in l\\ o.
Also ... tamng di th<• plc1IC' Wd~ . SEA VIEW LEAGUE
CoAoHA oa. MM 15
NEWPORT HAMOR 4
The Sdllors wouldn't find thP
scoreboard agam, and 11 'ieemecl
lhdl lhe Sea Krngs' floodDal('S
broke 1ust as the steady rc11n thc1t
had bldnketed the held for the•
first two inninqs stopp<>cl
Nate Lerruiwnnc1n INI oil lht>
thud with a solo honw run that 1
VOLLEYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
Finally, in th€' bottom of thP
lonrth, Haqwr delivered th<'
doorninq blow to the Sailors -d
thrcc·-run homt'r to nqht thc1t put
thl" hosts up by 11 -
Emme msPrtC'd sPmor Brian
Phillips to ftrnsh otf lhe Tars, who
ended the gdm<' Wllh a stnkeout
I
JUntor Enc Weilhom, who c1dded t
a two-nm home nm ttncl d sacri-;
lice fly 1 ~rt 040 00 • 4 4 0
I "Wt•w hePn workmq to gel l
thPm to hit the ball th<> othe1 way ~
c1nd Wl' Wt'fl..' rn <1 clrouyhl ~
bccdu'>P wt' were tdk1nq rec1l bi9 l
swmqs." Gmnie 'iatcl "Today we '
mclCI<' tlw dd1ui.,tnwnh .ind '>hort-
<'IH'd ll p."
CdM -417 3x -1!'.'ll t
Beerer, Langsdorf (3). Rorden {l)
and Waite; Larson, Phillips (5) and
Hatfield. W -Larson; L -Beerer,
2-3 28 ·Harper (CdM) 3,
Achterberg (CdM). 2, O'Donnell
(NH). HR We1thorn (CdM),
Tlw rPsult wc1:. f1v1 · h11111l' 11111-,
and 1 J luts
BLO C KED
E 1tanda
lngb's
Eagles bad
the answer at this
moment with
Edgar Peret (9)
and Sam Nelson (8)
rejedlng a kill by
Costa Mesa's
Josh Summen,
but ll WU the
Mustangs of Costa
M w roved
"!Uperft> a
punishing sweep
of the Eagles
ln the Pacific
Coast League
duel to lmprove
to 2-0 In the PCL
El.WlCl.a Jell to
t-l Iii after '
absOrbtng tti Jou.--
Kerr (NH). Achterberg (CdM),
Harper (CdM), Thurman (CdM).
Lemmerman (CdM)
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I I : away Vaqueros, :
I I : 15-10, 15-10, 15-2 :
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1 The Corona dPl Mar H.igh I , hoy:, \IOllPyhdll team
: bounced back from a dJs-
1 hPartening hve-game Loss to
Santa Marganla by sweep·
mg Sea View League visitor
lrvme Fnday, 15-10, 15-10,
15-2
Greg Stdmpley had 12
kills and six digs tor the
winners, who also received
strong contributions from
t-.lmgan Jdckson (eight kills
t1nd three blocks). Greg
Coon (eight kills and three
blocks). Kevin Hansen (27
assLsts and four kills) and
Mlke Jackson (S€'ven digs
and three kills)
Coach Steve Conb also
<.'T'f'dlted th &fe,nsive per-
fonmmces of Mike Pleha
and Gib Reese for helping
the Sea Kl.Ags improve to 4-
2, t -1 in league.
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Estanci---~
girls tali
""' • •• sweepm
COSTA MESA -Es~C
H1gh's girls swun team cliJ:dlR
hrst place in all t 1 events ~
visiting Sadd.leback, 105-58:-.'
nonleague dual meet Frida,~"-"'..,
The Eagles' Blake
picked up victones in the
yard mdlvidual medley (2:~
dnd 100 breastroke (1:28.28~
Sophomore Lauren C,..l!lll!l.,.
wds also a multiple winner
flISts m the 50 freestyle (.29.lM-
and 100 butterfly (1:11.93).
Pen B er's 1:18.79 was
for the 1 bacntroke ·"'""...,,._
Kabe Menden turned in a 1 <t • ...,.. ...
for the I 00 free. Summer Allfliilliij
ty won the 500 free
6.24 99.
The Est.anaa boys also
care of the RoadnmneB,
as Matt Hoss and Paul
edch woo a pair of indii .... I:
events and swam on two wiJ"llll•
relays.
Hoss topped the field! ~·~I t 00 butterfly and 100 back
while Secrest touched first tlJ':illl
50 and 100 freestyle sprints. ~ -
Chnt Calkin won theo-
hredstsl roke for the Eagles
hdndled d leg on two w:il. rmJirm
1 ,..: re dys. i#
GIRLS
EslAHCJA 105. 5A.DOL.DACJ(
200 medley relay -1. EstanciA
(Baker, Frino, Menden. L Cassity),
2 19 12, 2 Saddleback, NIA.
200 f,... 1 J. Cassity (E), 2:24.
2 Mayo (E). 2:37 16, 3 Reaback
240 54
200 IM -1 Fnno (E), 2:44.90;
2 Kanska (S), 2:48.94; 3. Baker
2 5061
50 free -1. L Glssfty (E), 26.72;
2 Menden (E), 27.91; 3 Val~
29 04 ..
100 tty -1 L Us51ty (E). 1: 11 .9~
2. Flaherty (E), 1:21 .59; 3. Kanska
1:30.96.
100 free -1. Menden (E), 1:05.
2 Vatenzbela (S). 1. 12.64.; 3. Baldltlllli.::.""
(E). 1:14.82. _,.
500 free -1. Flaherty(£), 6:24.~:-
2. J. c.aulty (£), 6:32.33; 3. Pertt
7:18.41.
JOO free relay -1 Estancia
(L. Cassity, J. Cnsity, Maker, Menden),
1.58.17; 2. Saddleback, NIA.
100 blidl 1 Baker (E). 1 18.79;
2. Mayo (E), 1:19.32; 3. 0. Cassity (E), ~
1:31.89.
100 ~ -1 Fnno (E), 1 :28.28; ;:
2. Taipia ($), 1:32 '6, 3. Hernandez (S),
1:40.50.
4GO free relay -1 Estancia (frino.
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noinced today Of THE CITY Of tn1trn1tlon11 Bulldlng NEWPORT BEACH
Safety WNk annullly rec· MODIFYING THE
ognlzt1 tht Important role BASIS FOR LEVYING proleulonat cod• otflci1ls
play In enforcing building ASSESSMENTS
codes that allow for the IN THE
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Steps art being taken by D I! B A Y , 0 ' N E I L ,
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60, ol Corona del
Mar, pa.ssed away
April 2, 1998. He
was own« of a pool,
spa and bath manu·
facturlng company.
He Is survived by his
wile, Beverley; chll·
dren: L. Michael
Johnson. Janice
Depfytfer and Janell
Cole; grandchildren:
Holly Marie. Cam· HOUSES/
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Beach Building Oepartmenl MAYOR: Thomas Ed·
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During lht wttk of April 5 Clerk's office of the City of
. 11. the City ot Newport Newport Buch.
Beach W111 bt promoting p u bll s h ed New port
lht lnttlfnatlonaJ Building Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Saltly WHk theme, "A 98 Saltlf Wortd Is on the Hori· Pilot April 4· 19 ·
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Nooa 10 6 p.m. at 3300 doing business as:
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In lieu of flowers,
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Ne~ Boulevard In New· MILESTONE GRAPHICS.
port Beach, where lnspec· 1941 E M1raloma Ave. Pia· ·--------~ tors. plan check engineers · · • and ptlfmlt technician• will cenlla, California 92870
CALL TODAY!
LI•• Alvera
714/574-4252
Ricky J LaPham, 11236 answer any building ques· Royal Palm Dr., Riverside, PACIFIC VIEW
lAGUNA
BEACH
MOBILE
1048 HOMES
NBWPO~T
1100 BBACH
NEWPORT
2169 BEACH
INDUSrRIAt 2788 ANNOUNCEMENTS
2669 2920
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emerald" Bai ocean
side, remodol•d 4Br
3Ba. close to beach.
11,195,000
Drew-fu.,Welr
398°8800
Prudential CA Realty
•EMERALD BAV+
Panoramic Vlewa
Cuatom leaturea throughout S1 ,895,000
Bruce Miiier 512-55115
Prudentlal CA Realty
Muat Sell Ocean Front
Estate. Appraised at
BAYSIDE VILLAQI!
155 + 2er 2Ba. Prlval•
beach. good p•rklng.
2 rec rma & pool.
$12.~ 714·217-4999
WHY PAY Rl!NT
B1and new Ooubtewtde
38drm. 2Bath
$<19.995'
12600 Oown-S349 Mo.
QC Sp•cee Available
Beach Hom••
12345 BHCh Blvd
Stanton
Newport Nor1h VIilas
Brighi & tmmac. sin·
gle l•mlly home In
g•ted community. 4Br
3Ba w/Lrg kitchen,
Hp lodry, patio grdn,
S3400mo w/year Lie.
Avall now. 574-9998
Via Lfdo Boatallpa
Avallabl• Now
Sall or Ei.ctrlc: pref'd.
25ft-415ft. 11J.18per h
VILLA RENTALS
714-075--4912 (Beach & Lampton)
714-899-5833 s2.1M1t for St.5Mll. u-eWPORT
•Superior Ave. CM
•On Th• water• 1500·15,000af, Great t.awrenc• E. Kleln M.O.
Spacious 1, 2 & 2br tocatlon, fenced, Inc. Gynecology and
... den Apta. G•r•ge, roll·upa, high ceilings, Menop•uH M•noge.
fp, aome w/d h~·ups. .65psl 714·548-8531 meot. •nnounc:ea the
Pool, private bHch & relocation of hi• office
marina. Walk to••••••••• to 400 Newport Center Balboa tal•ndl S1650 Orlve, SuJt• 409 New.
to $2800 780-0919 BUSINESS & port Bea<;h, CA 82660
ANCE ?1,..729-4e300 Effecllve "Beat Kept Secret FIN March 18, 1998
In Newpor1 Beach" m••••••••i---..... -----1 Bedroom w/garage, Thank )lou St. Jude, we
Ocean view, balcony, are all ao grateful for
1'•W gourmet kitchen. BUSINESS • n 1 w • r I n g o u r
Executive amenltlH. OPPORTUNITY prayers. GAB $1715. (714) 789-0931
2904
3Br 2.5Ba, 5239,000 •---------uAO ~~~ ~0;~0•1 5~ ~95000
CBMETERY LOT/ 1 .. CiiOiiASiiiiTiiiiiiiiiiii2iilii7iiO MISCELLANEOUS s own Pavphon .. s
CRYPT 1225•• RENTALS S 1 SOKNRLY .Pot'I.
View Gated Exec Hm ••••••••••I Local Sites.CALLI NEWPORT 3B 2 5B bl 1·BOO-B00·347o 24hrs.
BEACH Cl!MBTERV PLOTS b r tit ' 1 a, dmar o~' --------A•'-.1 1069 eau u yar , po . •••••••• 8 In Pacific View M• 53900 71" 0 12 "888
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Weatcllff 1 ·Story del Mar, (Vlata Doi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ol area companies. 0 = ~.::
3Br 2.5Ba. Spacious, Mar Section). S20K. I••••••••• Check with the local nJ.....!.'_"':'.'"i....---'-..,..-, •
L d $529 000 Call Biii at APARTMENTS NB W.Oceanfront/22nd. Bet tor Bus In o • s ~~=~=-rg yar • • Private rm, unlurn, shr Bureau before you -·'"'., mam. Linda Oeth 209·6B3·2945 *44 •373 X12... FOR RENT bath, utts pd, n/smkg, sond any money for Spacious100111Son5.:ns.
., ·v • kllchenette, laundry. feos or servlcos. Read $2.()()0lmo.-Prudentlal CA Really ,_R_EAL ___ E_S_T_A_T_E---11••••••••• 1 block to N.8 . Plor and understand any C,oup&cs ~me
Seawlnd, Ocean view $510/mo. Call Sam at contracts before you Sandy Duncan
Custom 2·Sty 4Br 3B• WANTED 1625 BALBOA 714·675-4808 sign. Shop around for 909-6S4-98M S950.000 Aune/Keaton liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Between 9AM-5PM) rales. L.......;....;.;._;..._...;.... __ _,
844·8373 X 132 AD NUMBER 11 PENINSULA 2607
Prudential CA Really l!NTE .. Ir WIN THI! ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Be Your Own Boss.
n II RENTALS TO Local Vond Ate for Harbor View Hom•• 8ENIHANA Bay Front Studio iale . Mutt aelf.
4Br 2 .6Ba. Highly FRl!I! DINNER w/patlo. clean, quiet, SHARE 2724 1·800·371-8363
Upgraded Palermo. FOR TWO aweaome. Unfurn. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil---------
S679,000 M ichael CONTEST 5625.mo 71Hi73·1943 Dlstr,Free Sample Local Dreyfus 396·8890 4 /2 ·4/4/9B 2 Bdr·2 Ba, Pool rte.no aell.Prot'd terr
Prudential CA Really •Step• to Beaoh• W /D ,oceanalde In 800·737·9495·24hrs
' .. •••••••• 2br, Ip, dw, patio, C.D.M. S550mo+ulll. ---------Harbor Hlghlanda 1, garage + parking Depo req. 673-7319 Insurance Agent•:
48r 3.5Ba Exec Home. HOUSES/ $1200 714-451·7787 p We have the best Upgraded. Seiter will Balboa enn 1 house
entertain offers . CONDOS YEARlVRENTALS from sand. Share 2br leads For LTC. (travel·
$559,000·S648,876 AVAILABLE APRIL house, clHn, ape. ers responu Carda) FOR RENT fem Pr.I'd S500/mo We set appointments Cammie Lealle Newer Upper :13r 2Ba
944.9373 X 111 ' .. •••••••• 2/wks. All Amenities. ___ C __ 7_1....,4....,>_e_7_3-_1_8_4_o_ For you. 1·888·53· 1• LEADS (53237)
•8PRINO*
*BOUTIQUE*
Hand cral\ed """' lor every hollday between Eutw • July 4thl
•WHl!N * Saturday, AprU 4th
Sunday, .t,prtl lllh
Dam• 6pm
•WHllRB1tr 1391 O&l'lloaford SL
Co1ta M.H (405 A Harbor Blvd)
714-831-4255 Prudential CA Realty lnctds 2-<ar parking. CDM 3Br 1 block to ---------
H b VI H 1---------2Br 1 Ba upper w/deck beach I Must love cats, Mon•lf Maker proven Ql~.,.---•..:s~ ar or •w omea BAI.BOA & carport. Studio w/ n/s. $450mo + Call home baa• business. Expanded, remodeled Turn-l(ey 5549,ooo ISIAND 2106 kitchen. utls lncld. 714·261-546B. Huge profits nv over-1---------
Marybeth Stand•l •'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Can na 'lf R • nta 1• ""c-d'"'M...,,..""S""h-r--..3""b_r __ d,....u_p.,..le-•' __ h_e_•_d_. _1 ·_8_oo-_3_99_·04_3_7 944.•373 • 18111 1·800·247·8209 .., Yearly Rental 3 Bdr & full prlv, wd S445
Prudential CA Realty 3 Ba, Large flvlngt---------+ utls. n /smk/pet
NEWPORT TOWERS room with lrplc, dining CORONA pro fem pref 721·9546
Spectacular Bay Vlewt room, Hardwood DEL MAR 2622 E'Bluft near CdM H.S.
1600Sq.Ft. 2Br 2Ba Floors, French Doors 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Share urge 2br 2ba
5th Floor view. S40K open to garden patio, ti Apt. S525mo utll Incl. ----------down assume TO G • r . Av a 11 · Beach Side Loe tower avail now. 844·9124
asking S249K. Bkr 4·15·98. S2200mo. duplex. 2Br 1 Ba. ---------1 INVESTMENT
LOST & "Abaolutely SO Down" FOUND 2925 Loe. In Colla Mesa.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Not S52k yr I 6 hr• 11
w k . F r e o I n f o Found 3/30 Pltbull
1·800·767·3737 pup. Vlclnty oJ Santa
Ana Ave CM 631-4370
llOllS you may hove. Sam-California 92505
pit formt, lnl~rmatlon fty· Lorraine C. LaPham, MORTUARY BALBOA
ya., children a coloring 11236 Royal Palm Or., Riv· 714-644·2700 ISIAND
646-4861 or 497-5054 Lvm1909·393°9380 w/gar. w/d hk·ups. EIS CM shr beautiful OPPORTUNITY
BLUFFS BAY VIEW ----------$1250.mo'"+-sec. t-£p lrg 3br townhm. Gar
d T " t pell. Agent 494-6841 $550 Incl ull no·sm·pt 2908
Loat C•t RuHlan Blue
mate/sleek/grey, 7 lbs.
·nr Getson'• Mrkt, CdM
on 3/23 780-9030
ooou, hand·outl, ptrmlta, erslde CA 92505
videos and relresh,,,.nts This ' business Is con-1 L--------Jtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlll bt provided. Earth· . I ' Qlnk• kits and other prizes ducted by. husband and
Upgrade hru ..... u BALBOA fem praf'n 842·4940 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '••••••••• Reduced to S628,000 CDM 1Br New Lu•ury 11 1 Broker 760-3142 PENINSULA 2107 Apt. w/d, d/w, micro, Goll court .. vu lg 2bd INVENTOR Searching EMPLOYMENT
1006
will be awatded eve<y hour. wilt :Z.. A tout of the One Ford Have you started doing ~ ~~ rvorect on business yet? Yes. 1987 ,... Rick LaPham Saturday, Apri 4· 1998 Lorraine LaPham Further Information Is ThlS statement w3s r.ted ~,:,~: ~ ~~:l~r (~,e~ wtlh the County Clerk of
site 11 http://www city new· Or~nge County on 2·23-98
port·bHch.ca.ul/building/ 19985749947
Pu bllshed Newpo rt Oally Pilot Mar. 21,_28,
Btach.Costa Mesa Dally Apr. 4, 11. 1998 Sa079
P19ot Apr~ 4, 1998.
Sa083 PUBLIC NOTICE
PAC9'1CYmW
MlllORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive Newport a..cn
844-2700
PUBLIC NOTICE fictitious Busln•H PIERCE IHtftTlll:-N•m• Statement unu1~
The following persons are 8Ell BROADWAY doing business as:
On South Baw-tronl BRAHD NEW A/C, catport, deck & 2ba loft W/D 5800 th for Investment partner
home w/ahared pier & B•lf Ir Ocean Vu'• Penn Point 4br 2ba, etorage S1750/mo utll N/S prof m•le pref to aupport launch orl••••••••-dock. Zone A 1.5 $839,900 2tar gar, fp, Charmer. 7 14.as1.74 o 1 NB Andy 852·1653 cutting edge, new1 ________ _ K•t•h1~79:~~~•rl ~ ••at•p• to beach•• 1 _________ Lovely HB Model Hm ~~~~~~C.ort. Call 714• EMPLOYMENT
844 .. 373 X 158 W Prudential $2500 714·833·2142. COSTA MESA 2624 Prof'I Fem Europoan/ 5530
Prudential CA Realty c.1111111111 a.tty Brit prefd. N/S/drugs, ---------l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rm/Ba, w/d, nr bch, MONEY 11 Little Balboa laland 714·723·8120 CORONA 1787 Orange Ave garage & dog lover. $1000 weekly proc:Hs·
1518/1520 Abalone Pl. ... C-lo-.-.-t-o-C""o_m_p_l_e"'"'t1,_o-n DEL MAR 2122 #8101 E's1de Lrg Avl 6/1. $650/mo + 113 TO LOAN 2914 ing mall. FT&PT. For
Duplex 3Br Upper, FP 2 New Elegant Homes iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1br 1ba. all re·done, utls + S800. sec. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii details mall SASE to: 2Br Lower $759,000 Newport Helghta dw, vacant no/pets 714·536·209B N.B.S.,
Lora V•nce·Realtor Mark Jackson, Agent 3Br 38• South of s825mo 714•756.8558 _N_B_P_vt_H_o_m_e_._L_g_b-r/_p_vt_, Nl!IED A LOAN? BB55 Atlanta Ave,
714-573-4062 723·8l27 Ext 101 Hwy.Oceanvu,3Hp. -=--~-...,..--,,---...,, Or Conaolldat• (Auto, Sulte333,
CORONA
DEL MD 1022
ent's S2200mo. Open 1 Br D • t •ch• d ba, kltch. lndry. Inc etc.) Great ralea, Hunt.Beach.CA 92646 Harbor Wood• 2Br + Sat.Sun, 10-4pm. 352 Cottagea w/Pallo utl/cble. No smkg/pets Good/Bad credit. Call
2.5Ba Former Model. Hazel Dr. 772·1811 11.231 near beach. Cathedral S450/mo 722·9755 nowl 1·B00·327-9503 AD NUMBER 21
2·Car Gar. Upgraded I•---------cells, frig. Move.fn ----------I----------ENTER A WJN THE S229K 72n~1704 Bkr Designers 2Br 2Ba s I S675 $400 Vita/Matter Cardi BENIHANA
ORDINANCE NO. 88·5
AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
0, THE CITY Of
NEWPORT BEACH
REPEALING
CHAPTERS
5.09, 5.40 and
Okeway Really, 438 e. Ka· Mortuary * Chapel
tell• Ave , Orange. CA Cremation Spygl•••· view, 1·sly I HAVE BAYFRONT'S 92867 Okeway Development Cor-110 Broadway 4Br 2.58a. Custom S1 ,000,000 & UP
.,,. Charming Condo poc all + RENTALS S25K + Unucured FRl!E DINNER
Fully Furn, patio, deposit. 548'2421 Bad.No Credit. OKI FOR TWO poot.~pa, gar. nr bch. 2Br 1Ba Near Fairview iWiiANTiiiiiiEiiDiiiiiiiii2ii7ii2ii6il e800·848-7118+ CONTEST
5.4t, A.ND ADDING
CHAPTER 5.42 TO
THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE
PERTAININQ TO
IOLICITATION
Subject Otdlnance was
tnlroductd on the 11th day
o1 March. 1998. and was
adopted on the 23rd day of
March, 1998.
AYEa, COUNCIL
MIUl8ERS: THOMSON,
Dl8AY, O'NEIL,
G..,.,_, NOV.a, AND
MG'OR EDWARDS
lf01a, COUNCIL
• M!J'HRlt NONI
porallon (Nevada). 318 N. Costa Mesa upgradH. S879,000 Private Showings
Carson St .. #208, Carson 842·8180 Dreyfus/Weir 396-8890 Buyers Call S1950/mo Lae 760·3187 & Adams. Very clean, ----------4 /2-4/4/98
garage, no pet, $695 Former Realdent SSS SSS 1·c=-o-rp-o-ra_t,_•--,A""lf,...a~lr_1_A'.'"'s--:st ;;;;;;;;;~===:====:;;~I Prudential CA Realty au 1 ck A• s p 0 n s e r Corona Hlghlanda Melissa. Agt 652·0258 COSTA MESA 2124
Beauty 5Br 4Ba Mini Eatat• 46oosq.tt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
S 1 • O 9 6 • O O O overlooking Back Bay l!'eld• Townhou•• Jim & Patty McDonald Super pvt gated entry 2Br 2Ba, 2-car gar,
Agent• 714·759-9070 Every amen. $935,000 extra cute, cloan. Ip,
+ S400 714·241-SBSO would Ilka to Leaee LOAN Detail oriented parson
A t 0 Udo Good CALL 1·888·310·9002 •Coat• M•••'• Beat P n · for corp affairs dept. Jr-1br & 1br, also 2br Ref's. 723·5776 Word, Excel, & letter "Affordable
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Why should you subject
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Serving Orange & SarroandlDt Coandea
Lovely a Remodeled Propertlf House pcol, tennis. $1295. o_..n Sat 1•S 714-642-3850 . Agent 714-433-9528
7 4 3 AV o o •do Nl!WPOAT HEIQHTS i---------
28' 28& 1·Lvi ground Two Elegant Family ftHV'hNGTON floor w/patlo, Ip, w/d, Homes For Sale By "" u
Iba, quiet gated SUB LEASE or ahort· ••••••••• writing skills a must
comm, pool, tennis, term temporary rental ANNOUNCEMENTS Send resume to: D.
ea a y a c: c es s to SBr/2Br, CM, NB. HB •••••••••• Waters, Shekey'• Inc. frHway/bHCh/malla. 714-729·2911 2201 DuPont Or. #100
714-597-0075 lrvlne.i. CA 926 t 2
Fu: 7o7·2797 EOE
Nwpt Hgt• 2Br/2Br ••••••••I ANNOUNCEMENTS Dental Asst nftded 2
yard, fr.ah paint, COMMERCIAL 2920 days a wk. Fr1endly Inside lndry, catport ffi ex 11000.mo. 650-4509 D~llY EST'fl"l"D Tustin o ce. p nee ~ A&~ 832.·SB90 llght, br1ght & sunny. Bullder. 548-8048 BEACH 2140
$350,000 Kay Sterling MAX MOAGAH DEV liiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Agent 714·718·1506 =---..,,...,..----....,.. 1---------Nwpt &hre 2br, olc, Speoloua 28r 1.S8a NEWPORT l!atate Sela 400K In
furn & art. Fri, Sat & 1----------•Lrg Comer Dup .. x 2ba. beam cell, newer TwnhH In Trl-plex ~:;;e~~~~~w 0:~.~~ tll• roof. Biii Grundy near BeachNorktown. BEACH 2669 BUSINESS OFFICE Sun 10am-5pm. #13
L•gonlla, Laguna
Bkr. 208·383-4121 Realtors 675-8181 Newly Remodeled.11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif FOR RENT 2769 Gar, Lrg yd & pat1o.1• ---------1875. + S750.Dep. Aor••• from Bch 2br
BHch. 714-4197·5554.
Perteet Cape Cod
Home Oen vu'a, 40'
wide lot, room for
exp•naton. Reduced!
Agent 71•·759-9070
Can't seem to
gel to all those
repair jobs
SpyglaH Hiii Ocean
view •bt 2.&ba pristine
home. 8111 Grundy
Realt0ta 714-875-8181
Agent 714-675-4912 2b•. encloHd gar. •E••outlve Suite
carport, lndry hk-up Avall. Hurry !hey go
S1100.mo 729-7244 rasll $300 FHhlon I•·
land 760·9160 Joanna
Qeorgoua Ocean View
Suite avail 1215•f
S2800/mo walk to
Faahlon laland, Ed·
wards theater, free
parking + a aurprlae
114·780-9150 or
114·fJ75-1&49 Joanna
Sun••• •••oh 250091
busy PCh Oro. retail,
aurl .. hp. •ntlqu••
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help. CM UH Golf Thinking of having a Bookkeeper am film and TANNAH HIRSCH 8-" Co. Sl.00 lo 11811 garage aale? aeeklng dependable, LEARN FROM TH•
•tpanlah/Engllah• Give us a ca.Ill bright, Hlf·alaner. INDUSTRY'S BRST
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714oa744900 942-5878 714-49'7~·5988 Oardi~r &alea Deal9ner
Shermlll'I Gardena In Orange County area a.o.~ PIT, Mon-Fri. ARE YOU Exp.rlenced In cloHI Call e:30am·2:-30pm and garage organlz·
end uk for DCHothy. FRIENDLY, Ing. PleaH call:
?14473-2288 RESPONSIBLE Th• cioaet Ktng
K•1•1C Store need• & CARING? 800-787-44HS
•trong energetic, Wtprovide /Sal•• Poalllon CM
friendly employaH. Transponatlon Services area. FT/PT Hlllng to
Mult drlV41, PT and lo ld I d businesses. xlnl prod·
Wk·•nd• 714-875·1215 d!sJ,'f!lco'::Ji~lty. uct average, S400 to
Uc'd 1klppef'/captaln for $1000 week. 734·0711
/5' pYt Rahing yacht.
Muat have exp In mex
waters, nav electron
lea, datrolt1, and
N'thm llght1. 882·5525
fax r•• to &48-8812
Looal Surf Co aeek1
FIT warehou.. help
1 h I p /r a c ' v /p r o d
cau M2-St2t
M&CHJFT WANTl!D
CM ShOp. C .. h paid
wkly. Engine rebullda
& own too11. 848-0e70
Mfg co H•k• A/P Clerk
to support bkkpr. A/P
& OIL exp pref, pay·
ablea, reconclla/pro·
cell lnv'a for paymnt.
data entry. Send r•
1ume: L. Stouffer
BTE, Inc. Box 3239
Seal Beach, ca 90740
•Newport Landing•
Hiring for aprlng/aum-
mar, FIT avall, exp.
req'd, benefits. Apply
batwffn 3-15. 6715-2373
Ooean, an exchange
1tudent organization
... ka area repa to
search for, Interview
and screen Host faml·
llH. For more Info:
800·28-ocean Sam·
4pm Mon·frl. MST.
OFFICB CLl!RK
$480.· $840. per week.
No •XP nee. FIT·PIT
888·292·7091 x 2243
PfT 1 Ohr• per week
Allng & data entry
In CdM. 714·760-8556
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employment
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./ Friendly, Leam-<lrienled work environment
21 )'MIS oC age or older
Valid CA Drlver°!l License
and exoellenl driving
record required
For more Information
Call Neil
857-7950
1111111
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Salea "Position wilh
very good income
possl bltles. Atlanta
based co. Is looking
for a few motivated
men/women In your
area to sell a new &
wonderful educational
protjuct. Call Mr.
Junkel 404-784-4270
Buy 11. Sell II. Find II.
ClaHlfled.
$1000 weakly
processing mall.
FTaPT. For
details mall SASE to:
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Sutt.333, Hunt.Beech, CA t264e
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714·291·2225
EO.E.
WALDRON & CO.INC.
INVESTMENT BANKING
SINCE 1939
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714-548-3130
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ACROSS
t~ 5 Bo•ing mak:hel 10·-11
Romantic?"
14 WT1'ef Hane 15 Own up 1e Not tar
17 Ulna. e.g.
18 Upalde down
20 Advtlftisefs 22 Honey faclones
23 Some chlldren
24 Tersest
26 Hindu ascetics
29 Sulks
30 Raise In status
31 Underneath
32 Elev
35 ·-1a1r In
love
36 Musllm holy
book
37 Beseech
38 Type of shin
39 Sandwich shops
40 Canned
41 ~uthOf Stepnen
Vincent -
42 Withdlaw
formally
4.3 Stresses
46 Sonabtrd 47 Winclow
covenog
48 Enlarges
52 Golden Gate lor
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55 Defeat
56 Soofl9f II
57 ..-.onan
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56 Famous
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59 Packet ot peper
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2 Har..eSI
3 Gambllng city
4 Fonts and
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5 Con<luctors'
stlcils
6 Smelts
7 Ballparll
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9 Pigpen
10 Arctic people
11 Act hlle a -11er
12 Cathedral pa.ns
13 RomanltC 8'JC)Olntmen1
19 P11ched
2 1 Kind
24 Soft dnnl1s
25 ""Once -a
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26 Gre11
achievement
27 Wheel par1
28 Leafy
vegetable
29 Deserve
3 1 Tree lrunks
32 Cornoc
Johnson
33 Praise
34 Use •
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chalra w/oll white 1pkra, w1m, erc .. 51200 obo (714) 474-4588 •714•202•2804• •tc ... 562 Traverse or. lln•r Trophy 1987 $14,950 F ... 5 CAMARO .:.28 •New Pentium II 300 $8400 •26' Bayllner LEXUS 0 .. " upholstery $800/obo 1 i" mon, 64 M Ram,•-----------Sat Only 7aml furn! Sun b r 1 d g • 1 9 9 0 WESTMINSTER Whlto, full power, co.
(714) 673-4371 3.2 Glghd, 32kCd, 56.6 BUILDING h•ehld Items, ••c $14,500 •21 .5' Four _....1(~7...:1:...4;;.:)...:8:..8=2...;·0;...9;...0;...e~ au l 0 . 1 1 8 7 5 1 I
I BUY FURNITURE lxm. 4 mg. 3d video MATERIALS 6030 GARAGE SALES 210 E,,· 18,lth >Pl.ND Winn• Wllh trlr. Like '93 LEGEND L $13,987
Anllquos, All PIANOS 1ound, sltwr. warr. n ° •If new $6500 YFC, Inc. Lo ml, llhr, co, like LEXUS
1pc or houseful castl elc ... 5t600 459-9552 5 1 8 lldl 0 1 Boel Donations now 3FHH578) MISSION VIEJO
paid (7 t4) 957-8133 188 u ng ea er· NEWPORT 7 1 4 -e 7 5 .o 5 8 o S1~t777 1·888·88·LEXfJS
L E I Cl W h d ships In selected open 1--------------LEXUS OF rg n r. as e WANTED markels. Huge profit BALBOA BEACH 6169 WESTMINSTER 1990 ZA-1 Veile ~:~~P%a:~f;~~~w~~·~ TO BUY 6019 potenllat. Catt Mr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAIL BOATS 7014 C714J 892·8908 tt:~ 0tfi,t,'.0~~~~1~~e~'.
$350.obo 969-8204 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Moonie 303· 758·4135. l"liiSiiLANDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiii1 Oiiii6 1100 Home Qi.rage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Red/Red, $29,000 •------------1 I BUV ALL PIANOS i• Sale! On Fo{d AC1. 38' LAHCER SLOOP. -CAD--IL-LA_C ___ 90_4_0_ can 760-1580
Anllques·qual. furnllure PAINTING Laraway'• Closing for btwn MacArthur & San 1980 xlnl cond. diesel
CLASS IFIED ll's lhe resource you
can count on lo sell a
myriad of merchan· dlse nems, because
our columns compel qualllled buyers to
call!
842·5878
iv.:.;RCHANDIS E
MISC. 6015
1pc or 1-touseful cash EQUIPMENT 6031 Buss. Satel April 1-17 Miguel on Sat April 4, wheel furling and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•----------
paid (714) 957-8133 313 Marine Ave. 1998 8a·l2pm dodger. Jusl reduced '87 Sevlll• midnight CHRYSLER 9050
Old B h C 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Balboa Isl. 675-4491 Bac k Bay Herllage $33,500 obo. blue, llhr lnl, like nu1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiii eac ru sers Arll•t Equipment House Annual Fund VFC Yachl Brokerage co player $4850J obo 1• 714-574•0800 days 28x80 Oak Easel, Aalior. 8-1pm Sat 4/4 (714) 875·058& (714) 842·2114 '91 LeBaron Light 714-873•0210 eve ad1·us1able/collapslbte·.1·B-AL--B-O_A_______ 24 Vi N --=---::--------Gray/Gray Excel 41 ISta obleza -------------1 '88 SEDAN D•VILLE Cond. $75.00. c~··· Old Coins Gold Silver Taborel w/casters. 3 .. Franklin Mini, Sterling drawers, 6 shelves, PENINSULA 6107 Misc Electrlcal MARINE SLIPS 4.5L, lo ml, pwr/wlnd/ 714·720·9822
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•Old Naullcal·Shlpa S 00 C 1·1 J 1. 2 recllners Kitchen· 415 Sonia Ana Ave NB/Pvt Dock 20ft·28f1 Coa t• Mesa pwr seat, air, till, rear ltghll, wheels. com-1 ea. a u ie at I f II I dod 714 721 9230 ware & mlso items Movlnn Sale Adjacent Nwpl Island Llncoln·Mercury a r. u Y oa
Pass, dive helmets. • • • B 8 99 8a·4p Sal 4/4 2319 Heather Lane $8.00 per mo. water/ · (7141 540·5030 #3 CY256 S • 2 etc ... 562 ·592· 1752 eloclrlc. ?t;Q.249·3387 Costa Mesa RECORDS/TOP S PETS & lrvlne Ave & 23rd '90 FLEETWOOD Llncoln·Mercury Sat Only"8am-3pm COUPE 1714) 5 40·5830
FIREWOOD Jazz. R&B. Soul. Roel. ANIMALS 6049 CORONA Movlnn Sale! CAMPERS RV'S l ·ownor, Lexus trade
X'lnl Ouahty 5135 a Etc .. 50's & 60's Mike iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 6 l 22 1927 Le':tward Ln. • • In, mini (2VRD862) cord or S75 for hall 845-7505 S / 7 TRAILERS 8014 54K Ml delivered free to your 1-------------OCICAT Kitten• at 4 4 am·l 2pm LEXUS OF drlvewav. 852·8827 Leopard Lookalikes Freezer. kids slulf, WESTMINSTER ' Chances are $250-$500 646-8473 Estate Sal• Antiques. mens, household, M 0 BIL H 0 ME Queen Palms Lrg 15 or 631-2111 collectables, deslgnc.r furniture & Grea1 stull! $4300.0BO I (714) 892-0906
Cl you will find clothes. goll l1em1 ere. 16ft x 451t. Low Space
gallon, S35. lrus, what you need Teena~e cal blk/whl Sat. April 4, 7:30-1pm1 .. •••••••• Renll Drive by: Borry fruit, avocado trees. very sweet, likes to 4727 Dorchoater 1• Dale VIiia , Sonlor (fruiting) $10 Cement at lhe price kiss your face. Needs TRANSPORTATION 1 s o a d Park, 13061 Fairvlow oun1a1ns, 11 · ir · you want to pay home (562) 598-3525 Garage Sale Sat-Sun St. at Garden Grove baths. $20. Jasmlno. 9-2p Everything must 01 d p Sl oo when you read CLASSIFIED Blvd., Space 11145 • or an90a9rs6, 7411v9e412'2 Cl slfl d golll 1401 San1anoll11 It's the resource you call Richard at · · as e No room left Terrace COM 714-683·2020 can count on 10 sell a WoltfT!~'.!.~l~~m~eds 64~~~~78 In the garage Sat. Onllfl 9am·3pm myriad of merchan-___ v_e_ry..;....M_o_1_1v_o_1e_d_1_
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'94 MUSTANG
COBRA CONV
1-owner, red, 21k ml.
leather, CD, ABS pwr seal, hard lo find
(3JWFt2l) Make Oller
Costa Mesa
Llncoln-Mercury
(714) 540-5830
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4'> hrs./wb
800-713·200!
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•CEMENT WORK•
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BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
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Gen•ral Contracllng 450732 846-3018
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Watch/Jowolry Repair
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714-675-5200 3418 Via Lido, NB
3858
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CHUNG'S ~AINTINQ
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$13&00obo. theft •Y• 30,000 miles L.nua
Call to9·930-SHS26 certified. #094510 '27,777
'92 MIATA
Red, lu1r pwr, mint
cond , 62k ml ,
(304913) $9.999
LEXUS
'03 CUllHI Supteme 95 T•c•ma LX
Jl'lnl Cond 1 01Nnet AC PS PB CO 43Kml
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m1 $2000 673-4677 Call 714·515·2304
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'85 LS400
White/grey, only 36k MERCEDES 9130
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' '88 L~OO leather. 1·owner, 67k
Black/Ivory, only 19k ml, loaded, lmmacl
ml, fuU opllon. Lexus Must seet 646-2011
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3 Ol V6, pwr wind/ '95 Chev S-10 sport
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ABS, fully loaded •Ir towered 18k m1
(N30FK113) S8892 St0,500. 645-6693
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(714) 5 40·5830 VOLVO 9230
certified (037767) '92 190E 2.8
$41,977 ' Lthr, mnrf, CO, pres-TOYOTA LEXUS tlge for less (949474) . 9210 '95 850 TUReO
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Bleck/Ivory, full op-(714) 092·8908 Lexus trade, mlntl Black jade/Ivory, only
38k ml , MINTI
(30UM9) $27,577
lion. Lexus cortillod. --._,.,,9,...,9,.....,,,5..,..L_K---(3HMA1936) 512.977 (14140~.tit~7 Only 3100 miles, CD, wE'sEf~1':.~:ER '88 V70 WAGON
e1a.c:k/blac:k turbo. rull
power, new L.exus
trade. (0347730)
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'96 ES 300 under 25k (035294) 542,995 SR5 V8 528,977 . •
----~----1 ml all xtraa Including BAUER JAQUAR Low ml, AT, fpwr 9100 CD chgr Lexus certif. 71'*4871·2002 Hurry I • (3LX4 t 07)
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'92 Trooper '87 ES 300 grey onl Looks & runs WESTMINSTER
ve. 4x4, auto, am·fm
case 6 cd, 71k ml,
whVgry. xlnt COnd,
5 to choose from. Full great, perfocl cond (714)882·8908 VOLKSWAGEN 9235
option. Lexus certi· S15.500pp. 129K mi •85 CAMRY LE
•!ed. (Ol~i'3i28,977 (714) 642-'1400 Lo mlloa. aflordablo •5 8 Baja Rag-top-
az financing
rull price $11 , 500
Sunweet Motor•
(714) 437·1931
MISSION VIEJO 1 u x u r Y < 8 8 3 2 5 9 1 sunrool cenlertinas
MERCURY 91 35 St3,977 I If· d h k 1·(888)·88·LEXUS LEXUS OF r ms. o roa s oc s,
WESTMINSTER suspension. In groat
JAGUAR 9105
9~ XJe white, loaded,
chrome wla, C/O etc:.
'91 LS400
Chrome wheels, llhr,
mnr•, MlnU (2VC5386)
$18,950
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) U92·8908)
69k mite•, 1pot1ea1 -L-IN_C_0----9-1-2-0 S23K obo 688-5605 LN
'95 XJR Mint! Black/ , , Bleck. 21K ml, 6yr 75k 87 America• C1.1p
(Select Edit werranty Edition, Signature
$39500 7 1...,759•8404 Serle s. Nautical • Colors, White, White
leather, Navy Blue
JEEP 9110 Cambria Cloth Top
asking $7450 obo
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'87 TOWN CAR
EXECUTIVE
4 .6L VS, PW/POL,
'02 SABLE
3.8l V6, Only 51k m i,
pwr w1nd/lock1,
A/C, dual air bags,
fully loaded
(2ZQK332) $7992
'05 COUGAR
4.6L VS, low ml, pwr
wind/locks, moonrf,
ABS, p/a, lmmocl
(3MlY483) $101995
'97 Crand
Marquis LS
VB, Pwr wind, pwr
door lks, ABS, lully
loaded. 2 to choose
lrom (657156)
(64 7248) $15,997
Costa Mesa Lincoln-Mercury
(714) 540.5830
88 Qrand Cherokee
4X4, 8 cyl., low mllea,
mint cond. $23,500.
Call Orly 760-6170. leather. ABS, lmmac. --------
LEXUS 9!JS
2 to chot>se from NISSAN
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wht prl grey llhr
Costa Me••
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'89 Maxima 6cyl auto aJ
c pwr wind/drs am/Im
cass xlnt cond $6000/
obo (714) 846·2665
'94 PICK UP XE
4x4, 41k ml. 1·owner.
•94 SC 400 am-Im, great PU!
Black/black low miles, '90 RX7 Convertlbl• (SH65916) $9882 Auto, full power, Costa Mesa full option. L.exua Cor· am-Im caas & ed. Lincoln-Mercury
ti f I ed . ( 0 3 5 9 1 6) blk/blk llhr, super (Y14J 540·5630 $29,987 . '85 ac 400 clean, ez finance 300 zx
White/Ivory, 33k ml, lull price S99SO Auto, full power, S1.1nwoat Motor• • full .option. lexua Cer-17141 437 183 am-Im cass. T·tops, ti fled. ( 0 4 6 1 3 7) ______ • ___ 1_ blk/blk llhr, 80k ml,
$34,977 '92 Mazda MPV must seel
Ll!XUS V6, 7 pan, auto, full price $11,950
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714·549·1101 '95 Camry v6 LE 2dr
coupe 30k ml lthr cull --------wheels aupor ,clean '11 Beetle White. New s 15,500 646-4128 Interior, bj8kes, stereo
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19k ml, mint, New '72 VW 81.1g Conv.
Lexus tredo. (026787) Black top. New crpl,
S26.977 new chrome, runs well
LEXUS 53,250. 7 14-272·2858
MISSION VIEJO
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'88 COROLLA
31k. AT. AC, like now
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LEXUS OF
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'97 CAMRY LE
Only 15000 mi. New
'82 Rabbit Convt
5sp, new top, new
tires. good cond.
$1100 obo 631-0757
'82 VW Bug Conv.
Black top. New crpt,
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