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Home My WebLink About1998-04-09 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Air passenger deIDand to soar, report says • Newport officials wonder where people will go without a commercial airport at El Toro. from 2.5 million tons in 1996 to 8.9 million tons in 2020, the report found. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilar NEWPORT BEACH -New forecasts for air passenger demand in Southern California released Wednesday have offi- cials here wondering where all those people will go without a commercial airport at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. "This means we really have to dig in and make sure El Toro hap- pens, otherwise everyone wiU want to turn to John Wayne Air- port to meet the demand and they will try to expand it," said former Newport Beach Mayor Clarence Turner. "John Wayne can be expanded, but still cannot meet the demand the region requires." The report, prepared by Orange County's consultants P&D Aviation, concludes air travel demand over a six-county region -induding San Diego -will increase from 91.8 million passen- gers in 1996 to 178.6 mil.hon pas- sengers m 2020. Demand for air cargo service also should climb Ron A.blfeldt, senior vice presi- dent of P&D Aviation, told a San- ta Ana news conference Wednes- day that the fastest-growing area of this passenger demand is inter- national travel, which is expected to jump about 28% during the next 22 years. "That does not surprise me at all," Turner said. •As we continue to become a free-trade country, international flights are bound to increase. We can't ignore that, and [Orange CountyJ is part of this vast mosaic called Southern California." For the STORY BY HUSEIN MASHNI PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN • To buy an exotic bird from VIP Aviaries, the prospective customer first must undergo a lengthy trial· period in which they learn· to relate to one of Madonna LaPell's macaws, African grays or Amazons. Costa Mesa woman says raising exotic birds is a lifelong commitment that requires care, affection. After making a selection, the client pays a deposit and is invited to visit the bird at LaPell's Costa Mesa home once a week on ~bird day." LaPell watches the relationship that develops and makes sure the bird is going to a good home. "It's very hard letting go of one of : N l~> t , AROUND TOWN ..• .A 12 9EST IUYS .....•.... :Al Mobile home project's compliancequesµoned • Residents of the Lido Park community wonde r if coastal development permit is required. By Jenifer Ragland, Dail'y Pilot · LIDO PENINSULA -An award-winning redeYelopment effort at Udo Mobile Home Park ls prompting some park residents and Newport Beach officials to question th project's compliance with state Jnw. For the past two years, park owners ll vo been replad.ng mobile he r -s and ttaVel ttaUen with so l lied manufactured houling 111 Ricber'd Besstie, managin ~ 11 nt for the property. The cJfurt, whiCh has won thr &ll•tf• tfoustng awardS, la an attempt to convert the t950t motille h0m1 Pifk 11\to • l'9i1dflh· ti&l ~ of bNCli ciOltagea called Udo Peninsula Resort. Bessire said the project has acquired all of the proper pennits through the state Department of Housing and Community Devel- opment. which regulates mobile homes and manufactured hous- ing. He 1a1d city and California Coutel CoUunbsion approval are not~. BUtJact~~t of t!'8 bameoWMn group Udo Alllodati>ft Inc., CtiNgnMll. He believil t.be developer. Udo PemmuJe Co., lboukl have to apply lor • COlltal ....,..... n1ent pemM. ...... dtP ...... paan =.:-dtj ~ ....... ury tMMJelng malts delbQttld ID a. oa .... --. "As we continue to become a f ree-trade country, intern ational flights are bound to increase.' C CLARENCE TURNER The regional forecasts will be used to determine exactly how the demand will be met by a pro- posed El Toro International Air- port. Consultants are compiling that data and scheduled to pre- sent it, along with four dvtation alternatives, to the Board of Supervisors on April 21. Ahlleldt said .• AhlfeJdt said. "The report does suggest a strong demand and that, yes, El Toro would be a viable airport,"· • he said. ·nus says there are 178.6 million annual passengers out there looking for service. lf they don't go to El Toro, they W1ll have •we know some of that demand will be assigned to Orange County." he said. "If you are adding 8 million people per year, and we are a part of the region as a whole, obviously some of that will translate to Orange County. You'll see exactly how much in a couple of weeks.· to go somewhere else." That is pre~ly what Newport Beach residents are afraid of. • Anti-dirport people have tried to say the demand is not going to go up, but this lS just further evi- dPnce that 1t is,• sa1d Richard Tay-The four alt~matives for dn au- port at El Toro indude different service roles for El Toro and John Wayne, Wlth each one geneTdtmg a certain amount of passengers, lor. d Newport resident and mem- ber of the Atrport Working Group. •SEE REPORT PAGE A15 Madonna LaPell gets a kiss from Utile Bit. a mill gold macaw, lnber Costa Mesa home where she breeds and raises exotic birds. Politicians slammed for sitting on sidelines •Newport-Mesa officials want to see state, fede ral representatives take a stand on conversion of El Toro marine base. By lim Grenda, Dally Plloc NEWPORT-MESA Some local officials are cnt- 1c1zing Newport-Mesa's state and fede ral represen- tatives for sitting on the sidelines as the most contro- versif.1 issue facing Orange County divides lhetr con- stituents. State Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer (R-lrvine). slate Sen. Ross JobrlSon (R- Irvine) and U S Rep Christopher Cox (R-New- port Beach) hdve been silent on whether they sup- port converting the El Toro Marine Corps AU" Stauon into a commercial auport. The d1stncts of all thref' ofhcials include predom1- naritly pro-airport Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. and the largely anti-airport South Coun ty ared U.S. Rep. Dand Rohrabacher, R-1 lunting- ton Beach, whose dlstnct mcludes Costa Mesa, has said he is in favor of buLld- mg a commercial airport at El Toro after the base clos- es in July 1999. Gary Monahan From a pr o-airport stance, it would defi- nitely help if our leaders would tell the people what they think instead of sitting on the fence." them," she said. •Tuey are like children. That's why I'm very careful about who I let take them home.• But Brewer, Cox and Johnson, who did not return telephone calls for com- ment Wednesday, have labeled the fight a local one that 1<, best decided by -GARY MONAHAN •SEE BIROS PAGE A7 the county Board of Superv1sors, which is 3-2 m favor of the airport. and-delllt order u iwel1 •Jaw· •• aoem.t .. ....,. aDil dtY U the IMttlr Ill m rtllahect. ·n. Newpalt .... ~ Deputmut um week .. , • .-. •SEELIOOMa.A11 •SEE EL TORO PAGE A15 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Air passenger deffiand to soar, report says • Newport officials wonder where people will go without a commercial airport at El Toro. from Z.5 million tons in 1996 to 8.9 n\illion tons in 2020, the report found. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -New forecasts for air passenger demand in Southern California released Wednesday have offi- cials here wondering where all those people will go without a commercial airport at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. #This means we really have to dig in and make sure El Toro hap- pens, otherwise everyone will want to turn to John Wayne Air- port to meet the demand and they will try to expand it," said former Newport Beach Mayor Clarence Turner. ·John Wayne can be expanded, but still cannot meet the demand the region requires. H The report, prepared by Orange County's consultants P&D Aviation, concludes air travel demand over a six-county region -including San Diego -will increase from 91.8 million passen- gers in 1996 to 178.6 million pas- sengers in 2020. Demand for air cargo service also should climb · Ron Ahlfeldt. senior vice presi- dent of P&D Aviation, told a San- ta Ana news conference Wednes- day that the fastest-growing area of this passenger demand is inter- national travel, which is expected to jump about 28% during the next 22 years. "That does not surprise me at all, .. Turner said. •As we continue to become a free-trade country, international flights are bound to increase. We can't ignore that, and [Orange County) is part of this vast mosaic called Southern California." For the STORY BY HUSEIN MASHNI PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN • T o buy an exotic bird from VIP Aviaries, the prospective customer first must undergo a lengthy trial period in which they learn· to relate to one of Madonna LaPell's macaws, African grays or Amazons. Costa Mesa woman says raising exotic birds is a lifelong commitment that requires care, affection. After making a selection, the client pays a deposit and is invited to visit the bird at LaPell's Costa Mesa home once a week on •bird day.· LaPell watches the relationship that develops and makes sure the bird is going to a good home. "It's very hard letting go of one of I N [) 1 • Mobile home project's ~omplianc~ questioned • Residents of the Lido Park community wonder if coastal development permit is required. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot called Udo Peninsula Resort. Bessire said the project bas acquired all of the proper permits through the state Department of Housing and Community Devel· opment. which regulates mobile homes end manufactured hous- ing. He Hid city and California Coastal Commtsston approval are not re([uJ.ted. But Jack Dehlltrum, presklent of the homeowners group Udo AiloC:iaUon tnc., diilagtee1. He bellevet· tbe d~. UdO PenlDIWi Co .. lhould have to apply for a cOute1 ...,. ma~'lbeetty'l,....i J)lan ~ tm dty to repl.ece any affoftllble 1MMllllag Ultl deltal>red in .... me.tel .... "As we continue to become a free-trade country, international flights are bound to increase.' -CLARENCE TURNER The regional forecasts will be used to determine exactly how the demand will be met by a pro- posed El Toro International Air- port. Consultants are compiling that data and scheduled to pre- sent it, along with four aviation alternatives, to the Board of Supervisors on April 21, Ahlfeldt said. Ahlfeldt said. #The report does suggest e strong demand and that, yes, Bl Toro would be a viable airport," he said. "This says there are 178.6 million ann·ual passengers out there looking for service. If they don't go to El Toro, they will have lo go somewhere else." #We know some of that demand will be assigned to Orange County,• he said. "If you are adding 8 million people per year, and we are a part of the region as a whole, obviously some of that will translate to Orange County. You'll see exactly how much in a couple of weeks." That is precisely what Newport Beach residents are afraid of. ·Anti-airport people have tried to say the demand is not going to go up, but this is just further evi- dence that it is ,· said Richard Tay- lor, a Newport resident and mem- bPr of the Airport Working Group. The four alternatives for an air- port at El Toro include different service roles for El Toro and John Wayne, with each one generating a certain amount of passengers, •SEE REPORT PAGE A15 Madonna 1.aPell gets a kiss from . Uttle Blt. a millgold macaw, in her Costa Mesa home where she breeds and raises exotic birds. Politicians slammed for sitting on sidelines •Newport-Mesa officials want to see state, federal representatives take· a stand on conversion of El Toro marine base. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA Some local officials die crit- 1azmg Newport-Mesa's state and federal represen- tatives· for sitting on the sidelines as the most contro- versial is.sue facing Orange County divides th eir con- stituents. State Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer (R-lrvine), state Sen. Ross Johnson (R- lrvine) and U.S. Rep. Christopher Cox (R-New- port Beach) have been silent on whethe r they sup- port converting the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station into a commerc1al airport. The districts of all three officials include predomi- nantly pro-airport Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. a nd the largely anti-airport South County area. U.S. Rep. Dand Rohrabacher, R·Huntrng· ton Beach, whose district includes Costa Mesa, has said he is in favor of build- ing a commercial airport a t El Toro after the base clos- es in July 1999. Gary Monahan From a pro-airport stance, it would defi- nitely help ii our leaders would tell the people what they think instead of sitting on the fence." the m," she said. "They are like children. That's why I'm very careful about who I let take them home.· But Brewer, Cox and Johnson , who did not return telephone calls for com- ment Wednesday, have labeled the fight a local ' one that is best decided by the county Board of -GARY MONAHAN •SEE BIROS PAGE A7 S upervisors, whic h is 3-2 in favor of the airport. , DON WIC)i I QM.Y MOT OlcMr mobUe Jao--, like Ille one pldarM abaft~ lttl aat door to a •ocLai'n ventoo. wtdda II mallnt eoeero,.,. •SEE EL TORO PAGE A15 I I I I I ! I l ........................ i ! Clock strikes for l Nlst C:~~=-!c:;' i,',,.! 2333) is celebrating its first anniversary with a month long sale. ·in apprecia-. '::,:!: tion for 12 months of great suc- cess, we are celebrating by extending 50% discounts on selected grandfather docks,• said manager Meagan Marriott. ·we don't want to toot our own horn, but our delightful six-tune wall clock, the 'French horn,' is only $75. It's regularly priced at $135 and higher in other stores. And !awes, don't leave home without the Clock Purse ($34.95). It's a fashion must. It comes in brilliant red, alabaster white, or ebony black.# Newport Clocks is at 3441-C Via Lido Drive, New- port Beach. Swee' Pea (645-91 40) now offers more than home and gar- den accessories. There also are custom window treatments, slip covers and beOding. The small shop is at 1720-D Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. Bloomingdale's (729-6600) and the United Jewish Appeal Federation are having a promo- tion to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Israel and gener- ate funds to support tutorial cen- ters for Ethiopian youth in Israel. Through the Passover weekend, Bloorningdale's will have areas of fine table-top and foods for the occasion. A percentage of sales from selected merchandjse will bene- fit Ethiopian elementary, junior high and high school students in Israel. Among the special com- ipemorative items are an Israel at 50 Medallion, Israel at 50 Mezuzah, and unique supple- mental Seder plate by Rosenthal. Part of the proceeds from these items will benefit a United Jewish Appeal supplemental giving fund that provides chil- dren with educational assistance, hot lunches, s<>Qal activities and enrichment programs about Israeli culture. Bloomingdale's is at Fashion Island, 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. • IEST BUYS Is published Thursdays and Saturdays. Whether you're• ~~nt or shopper, if you know of a gocXl'l>uy call me at 540-122A, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys. Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92617. i ! ~ I I 2 men injured in Costa Mesa fight Wednesday Two men were injured, one critically, when a fight broke out early Wednesday on a street cor- ner in the Paularino area of Cos- ta Mesa, police said. Umberto Estrada, 20, of Costa Mesa suffered a 2-inch gash on the back of his head during the fight at 1 :50 a .m . in the 3000 .. block of Fillmore Avenue H~ was taken to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, where he remains unconscious after undergoing surgery to reli• pressure from bleeding i inside his skull, police said. ! Also injured in the fight was ;',,:'· Javier Mendoza, 20, of Costa Mesa, who suffered a broken nose, broken right arm and severely cut lip. Police said Estrada, Mendoza and Samuel Ochoa, whose age was not available, were walking along Fillmore Avenue near Baker S~eet when three or four men suddenly jumped out from behind a bush and attacked them without provocation. Ochoa left the scene and was not questioned by police. One of the assailants alleged- ly hit Estrada and Mendoza with an 8-foot wooden stake. Police arrested Clean Lan- grin, 23, of Costa Mesa on suspi- cion of assault with a deadly weapon. He is being held at city jall•n $50,000 bail. Investigating officers said they have not determined a motive for the attack, but do not believe it was gang-related. police news Computer equipment theft investigated Police are investigating the theft of $250,000 worth of com- puter equipment from a Costa Mesa warehouse, authorities said Wednesday. About 750 computer hard dri- ves and 20 laptop computers were reported missing from CMS Enhancements, 3095 Red- hill Ave. Employees arriving for work early March 20 called police after discovering an open door to the warehouse. lnvestigatlng officers do not know why the ala.rm system was not triggered. •It's supposed to be a rather sophisticated alarm,# said poi.ice Lt. Ron Smith. Body identified as Newport man, 21 A submerged body found in shallow water near a Newport Harbor dock was identified Wednesday as Daniel Blasy, 21, of Newport Beach, authorities said. The county Coroner's Office performed an autopsy Wednesday, but the cause of death was not released, pending toxicolOgy tests to detennine whether Blasy had aloohol or other drugs in his body. The victim was found by workers from a boat-repair shop about 1 p.m. Tuesday in about 8- ,, ,, ' to 10-feet-deep water between ! two boat slips in the 2200 block : of Newport Boulevard. They : used a fishing gaff to book the : body and then notified police. , Senior Deputy Coroner Pat • Lorey said he checked a Balboa : Peninsula address listed on a : driver's license in Blasy's pocket, : but it was outdated. His rela-: tives, who live out of state, later : were contacted and verified that : he had moved to Newport : Beach. , Some locals said they recog-: nized Blasy as the same man : they saw late Monday night : walking in the area. Police found • bait and a cutting knife near the : body and speculated the victim ! fell into the water while fishing. • • • r---r----~~~~~~~~~----~ ~--------------~ r----------------------~-----------------.1 VOL.92. NO.U READER$ HODJNE 642-6086 Mesa. CA. 92626. ~No news stories, lllustrattons. edito- rial mitt« or~ htf'91n can be reproduatd ~ out written penniSllQfi of "'P/- right owner. HOW TO BEACH us OIWlidOn The Times~ County (800) 252·9141 ~-5671 =642--021 -..-.1224 ==r..'4M170 ==-~fink.net IUS!nela OffQ 642-4321 Business Fex 631-5902 ~ 8.ebo8 64151 Corona de! MM 65'52 Cost.ii Mesa '7/52 Newport leach 65'52 6-foot swell wm Q)rne from the west. TIDES TODAY First low 2:50a.m. 0.7 F1rst high l:Ala.m. S«ond low · The wind should be calmer today, crHtlng fair-to-. good surfing con- ditions. The swells will continue to come from the northwest, brlngo- ing some nlce- slied waves today and possibly Fri- day. The weekend It Iffy, however, beC8uM 1 strong syt1em It·~~ NlwPoln' BEACH • ..,.. .. DrM: Someof ie CAIUMd S200 In dlrNlgl to the gste at Bahia ConnttUn YKht Oub In the 1600 blodt. • '-" ltr.t .t ,, ....... DrM: Proplrty worth S1,600 Wll5 stolen from • (M ,,.... the tnt.rieittion. • ~ AwnUe: A ~luler telephone wont\ $150 WIS stOlen ffOm a purse In the 3000 ~ ......... Dfhe: Property worth 1725 Will stolen from • ~ neg In the 1900 block. • J9lh ..... ~wont\ $42C) 'Ml stolen frOnt. ~In the 300 bklck. • • • • I . - . . THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 Al Hedge your bets on politics Of El Toro decision· briefly in the news T be decision on whether the El Toro Mari.De Corps Air Station ts converted to civilian aviation use will be determined by five politicians, and that gives me a terrible twitch. That twitch becomes an all- over tremble, a body-quake, when I think that one of those men could be Tom Wilson, the appointed incumbent for the 5th District on the Orange County Board of Supervisors. He's the South County resi· . · dent who was chosen for the job by Gov. Pete Wilson. The other night, I finally figured out WU· son's strategy for putting such a genuinely incapable individual into such a vital job, It's pure politics. The gover- nor took the incumbent supervi- sor, Marian Bergeson, and appointed her to a seemingly important job as his education secretary. That gave him the opportunity to designate a suc- cessor to this enormously popular woman who, for all practical pur- poses, has disappeared from the local political landscape. Instead of selecting someone from Newport Beach or Costa Mesa, as has been the case as far back as anybody can .remember, the governor named Tom Wilson, a Laguna Niguel resident. Why? There are four to five times more voters in South County than in Newport-Mesa, that's why. And an aspiring presidential hopeful needs all the votes he can wran- .__ gle. On Monday night, I joined a standing-room-only crowd at the Central Library to watch Tom Wilson climb into the ring with his opponent for a four-year term as 5th District supervisor, New- port Beach City Councilman John Hedges. It was not a pretty sight. Hedges won round after round. He constantly had Wilson on the ropes over the issues of aviation and airports in general, and El Toro in particular. It was painfully clear that Wilson does not know his aileron from his nose wheel. All Wilson knew for sure is he's against an airport at El Toro. But, as Hedges constantly pointed out, he doesn't know why, except that everybody else in South County is against an air- port at the soon-to-close Marine air base. -~J:fow can anybody be against an ~rt and not know why?• Hedg~uked. •1 cannot under- stand bow ~ected officials can take this position.• Then, in one of the evening's 27 sharp digs at hi.I opponent, Hedges dagger-eyed Wilson, saying: •Of coune, you're not elected." Being as objective as possible, it ts accurate to state that. in just under two hours of questioning, Wilson dld not give a single direct answer. • This, for ex.ample, came from a member of Newport's Aviation Committee: "You've done every- thing you could to stop El Toro, what have you done to protect against the espansion of John Wayne?• ·wen. um. I, er,· Wtlson began. Then he thought of some things: noise monitors, a noise hotline, remodeling the terminal, expanding executive offices and parking -a list of projects that were established or in planning during Tom Riley's and Berge- son's days in office. When asked about working to put a cap on additional flights at John Wayne, Wilson fumbled again. "When I'm re-elected ... • he began. Hedges gave the incumbent just enough rope, then jumped in. "You don't have to wait. This is something you should be working on now! I urge you to get educated on aviation,• Pilot When you need to know ... Find it fast in your hometown newspaper New Tea Dyed Samovar Collection. Exclusively at HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10·5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa rugsandcarpel8.com -SPEOAl NOTE: w. -the~ lndepeodeflt ..-to M¥e 11'9 S-. 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Then, with another dagger- eye look. he added, • .. .I'll even be willing to help you.· Wilson later stated that $20 million in profits from John Wayne should not have been used for El Toro planning. "Using $20 million to plan something where we don't have all the answers• is not a good deal, he said. "How do you get answers if you don't do the studies to get the answers?• Hedges asked, rather logically I thought. There was no answer. I am sure Tom Wilson is a nice fellow. I just have great difficulty finding even the slightest symp- tom of vision, leadership or knowledge. He's simply a minor chess piece in a blatant political strategy. Even though I added John Hedges to my hero list last month -with tongue partially planted deep in my far-right cheek, I must add -he really is not my kind of politician. I have found most of his actions as a Newport Beach councilman to be outrageous or appalling, sometimes both. But some have been brilliant and courageous. . So I will grit my teeth, hold my nose and vote for him come Election Day. And you nee d to join me, because he is the only chance we have. • FRED MARTIN'S column is published Thursdays and Saturdays. If you drive ih the pink, you could win It doesn't matter if it's a Volkswagen or a Mercedes- Benz. U you're lucky enough to drive a pink car, you could Rainforest Cafe o~n for Easter Sµnday The Rainforest Cafe is tak- ing reservations for Easter Sunday from 10:30 a.m.. to 8 p.m. The cafe is at 3333 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa. For reser- vations, call the Rainforest cafe at (714) 424-9200 We Do It All 20% OFF Any one item in our store! Restrictions may apply on some items, see a store associate for details! Expires 4 /19 /98 Via Lido Drugs will be conducting an osteoporosis test on ... Now Added Tuesday April 21, 1998 ~ ~ The cost is f6S.OO 1 stcoporosis is a crippling disease, that i treat.able. Women and men over 55 should be rested. Ma.kc your apr00tuncnt nowl Via Lido Drugs will be CtoSED on Easter, April 12 • 723-5858 ·w· Official ff di.Ml retailer! DBLIVBllY AVAILABLE. S'OOIB HOUIS: MON-SAT 9AM-8PM, SUN lOAM-6,M (ll CLOW>) 3"5 VIAllDO; NA NBIT ro ! W..1.....-.-- • • • A4 THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1998 • • N'wport residents Joyce Barnes and Delores Cantarella want merchant to stop displaying offensive items in store window. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot BALBOA PEN1NSULA Local merchants and residents still are at odds with the owner of Fun N Sun, a Balboa Pun Zone shop they claim sells offensive T- shirts. Residents Joyce Barnes and Delores Cantarella intend to bring the issue back into the fore- front Saturday by picketing in fTont of the Main Street store. The shop sells novelty T-shirts with such phrases as •Why go to high school when you can go to school high?• and •Ten kegs of beer is better than one woman.• Barnes said her goal IS to send a message to the business owner and Newport Beach offiaals that residents are not giving up on their mission to have the alleged- ly offensive sturts taken out of the store's dlspldy wmdow. ·we hope to divert some busi- ness from the store dnd make the city redlize we dre serious about this." she Sdtd. "We're trying to clean up the Fun Zone and make it a hate-free zone. We have litter laws, but we allow these things to litter our children's minds." Store owner Rkhdrcl Tuls1ani said he only sells d product that buyers wa.nt. "They are just selling so good. The teenagers on spring break, that's all they want,• he said. •1t1s basically humor. You can't take it too seriously. I don't know why they are s9 u~t about it.• After Barnes, Cantarella and others picketed the store last fall. city officials stepped in and unsuccessfully tried to resolve the dispute. The Balboa Business A&socia· tion now has been given the responsibility of working with Tulsiani to come up with ~ solu- tion, said Deputy City Attorney Daniel Ohl. In the meantime, the store has a First Amendment right to sell the shirts, Ohl said. #Whether or not displaying the shirts would constitute 'harmful manner' under the Municipal Code remains to be seen," be said. #Trying to find a resolution that's acceptable to everyone may be difficult.~ Bob Black, Balboa Pavilion owner and ct business association board member, said he previously has asked Tulsiani to take the T- shlrts out of the display window, but the owner refused. 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If you've been searching for a great gift, here's the answer to your prayers. :4-vailable in 14 karat gold and sterling silver. CHARLES H. BARR 1803 Westcliff Drive. Newport Beach (714) 642-3310 send.tng the dllemma back to the d ty. "The problem with it is that T· sbi.rt.s ue not against the law. It's just a matter of taste and morals,• he said. . Tulsia.ni said he is willing to work with residents as long as the solution does not hurt his busi- ness, adding that be does not expect to remove the T-shirts.frqm the window before Saturda.¥ to avoid a protest. Bamps plans to JJ18Jcll outside the .sto.tp at the comer of Main Street pd Edgewater Avenue froll) 11 1t.m. to 3 p.m. "They have the right to picket. I'm not going to stop them,• Tul- siani said. ·1 think those ladies have got to go with the now. If they don't like it, then don't shop in my store.• Barnes said her gripe is not that Tulsiani sells the T-shirts, but that she and others cannot escape what thby consider the offensive content as they walk down the street.· Some of the shirts, she said, are derogatory toward homosexuals a.nd minority groups. "All we're asking him is that he simply not display them ,• Barnes said. KIM HAGG£RTY I DAILY PILOT Oscar Lara, left, and Toni Sparks protest in front of the Fun N Sun store on Main Street In Balboa last October. Another protest is planned for Saturday. 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HUillll ....... , .. 714~ ... ._ ...................... _ ... __ Uniqn says r it didn't i .~8!::Jles r employees upset over t guidelines to apply for i early retirement. l By Husein Mashni, Dally Pilot I I~ NEWPORT-MESA - Union officials are denying l responsibility for a contro-l venial plan to select clusi- ; tied employees for an early ~ retirement package being • offered today on a first- ' come, first-served basis. About 150 employees are eligible for the so- called •golden hand- shake,• but it will be awarded only tp the first 35 applicants in line at the dis- trict Education Center ot 7 a.m. The package provides a monthly pension supple- ment based on the retiree's current earnings. Although the plan was well-received by the Clas- sified School Employees Association, the rules to apply weren't. •The CSEA did not negotiate the standing in line,• said union President Barbara Goodell. •And we had nothing to do with the rules1· To prevent any jostling or skipping in line, the school district sent its clas- sified employees a list of rules: -•There shall be no place holding, or cutting in line.• -•There shall be no camping, sleeping ... • -•There shall be no threats, physical or verbal, or other remarks or actions that are intended to intimi- date fellow employees.• Security guards have been hired to prevent any problems. • rve received a lot of phone calls about this,• Goodell said. •1t looked like we created these tules, but we had no hand in it. It's ugly.• School board member Ed Decker said there had been some rumors in the district that one or more classified employees threatened to act •unpro- fessionally,• and even •violently• to get their place in the line, which may have motivated the district to send the rules. •aoard members have received phone calls from some classified employees who were upset by the rules,• Decker said. •1 think some of it could have been worded differently. I think some poor judgment was used in writing them.• Some district officlals said they attempted to sidestep these problems by granting the golden hand- shake to retirees who have served the long~t. •we asked them to change it to seniority, but they refused to budge,• said school board member Martha Fluor. IJoard member Dana Blabk said the district couldn't afford to extend the handshake to all retirees. To recoup its costs, the district may not fill some of the po1ltiona being vacated. •we're thankful for the handshake. It's better than nothing," Goodell said. •But this 1s,, life-changing decision. The cap of 35 people bu juat made it more difficult on m. 1be teachers didn't have a cap.• THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 AS Teens ·1ose bid for concert funds . Classifted ads work • Costa~ OoUndl members Jectute youth advisory panel about lack of details in request for casll. retit4l fee waivers. COSTA MBSA -Like teenagers pleading with their parents for a few extra dollan in their allowance, the dty'1 Ad,vt- sory Committee ol Teens came to the ctty Council looking for some ipending money. And jblt Wte what happens every day in homes around town. the teem were sent away without a dhne this week. but not without a stem lecture from the adults. In their tint formal appear- ance before the City Council. the panel formed last year to give dty leaders a line of communica- tion with local teenagers asked the dty to provide funding for an end-of-the-school-year concert and canned-food drive. Tentatively set for June 19 at the Neighborhood Community Center in Uons Park, the event organized by the committee would include up to six live rock bands, other entertainment, food and refreshments. Attendees would be asked to bring a can of food, which would be donated to a local charity such as Share Our Selves or Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. The teen leaders asked the council to waive the $700 rental . II I'm really sony that it's taken on the aura of a party: It was nev- er seen as that [by the committee]." --UBBY COWAN • fee and l350 security deposit for uae of the dty building, up to 5400 for security and about $2,000 worth of staff time to help coordinate the event They also asked for $500 in cash to rent sound equipment and lighting, and print posters to advertise the event. Southern Ca.Wornia Edison pledged $500, but the teens still needed more than $3,000 in rental fee waivers and ca.sh from the dty, a request that didn't go over big with council members holding the purse strings. Voicing concern about the lack of details, such as how many people the teen organizers expected would attend, the council rejected the request Monday night. On a 3-1 vote, the council ordered the teens to come up with more details before the city would consider funding the event Vot- ing against the motionwas Coun- cilwoman Ubby Cowan, who serves as council liaison to the teen panel. Councilman Joe Erickson abstained because bis son is on the committee. Mayor Peter Butta advised drop~g the canned food aspect of the event and lilltead making a cuh donation from the pro- ceeds to a local charity. •A canned food drive, 1 won't say it's a nightmare, but it'• very complicated,• he said. With posters spread around town inviting one and all to come, the teen organizen might be overwhelmed with unwanted guests, said Councilwoman Heather Somen. · •we're going to have people here from Yorba Unda and all points in between,• she said. At Umes, s0me coundl mem- bers referred to the planned ben- efit concert as a •party,• a term th.at didn't sit well with Cowan and the cqmmittee leaders. •I'm really sorry that it's taken on the aura of a party,• Cowan said. •1t was never seen as that (by the committee].• Rather than just a chance to ldck oU summer with a big party thrown on the dty's tab, commit- tee member Regan Hanold, 16, said she and the other teens envisioned an event that would benefit the community by giving youths a safe place to have some fun while collecting food for local charities. Hanold, a junior at Newport Harbor High School, said the group plans to meet next week and decide if they want to respond to the council questions and ask again for the city funding or just forget about the concert. ·u we don't do it this year, we're definitely going to do it next year,• she said. for you! for a{{ occasions • (jraiuations • ~lie.arsal 'Dinners • r.Birtfufays • 'WetUing ~ceptions • Sfwwers • 5tny (jroup 'Event Costa Mesa near 'foaa ~tal 142-1142 Newport Beach on tfu Peninsula 67S-6855 ; • • • • • • 1 r ' ' " I , ', ( ) ' ' • l ~ ' • ' f . "' , : · : . . . . . . ' • ' • .. • • • • ' • f • • • • I I There's nothing more important than your health. So it makes sense to choose the best hospital. In ~ Counfy, that's Hoag. In fact, last ye'dt more ~le cha;e Hoag Hoopital than any Other in the area. Hoag OfferS a Wide range of speclalfy serVlces, including nalionally-recognii.ed C.enters of Excellence In canm, heart, orthOpedia and women's health. And our caring, highly skilled nurses and staff give you the kind of personal care you deseM. Hoag am,pts nearly every health plant Including PPOs and HMOs. We even haYe a full-time health plan representaUve to ~ you understand ~ insurailce Options. For more iiifOnnation and our free bookie~ You imd Y011r Doc/or, cl1I m'40();.HOAG (4624) ~ .............. ~llllW nit I rttl ... K ',.....,...,, 1 I Al THUR$0AY, APRIL 9, 1998 Justice-Kennedy to speak at • Whittier·taw School U.S. Supreme Cowt Justice Anthony Ke.nnedy is scheduled to deliver the ~ speech April 14 at the dedication ceremonies of Whittier Law School in Costa Mesa. The county's only American Bar Associ- ation-accredited law school opened on Harbor Boulevard last fall, and next week . offidals will form.ally dedicate the campus. Kennedy, who has served as a justice on' the nation's highest court since 1987, has authored several significant legal opinions. including the 19Q9 case that upheld a Texas man's right to burn the American flag (Texas v. Johnson). The dedication ceremonies are set to begin at 10-.30 a.m. and are open to the public. For more information, call 44-4-4141, ext. 142. Newport Elementary School fathers organize Beacons A group of about 30 fathers from New- port Elementary School recently orga- nized to help ratse money for capital unprovements at their children's school. The fathers (ormed a group called Beacons (Bettet the Environment Attend- ed by the Children of Newport Elemen- tary School). Five committees were formed by the Beacons to address the school's needs. The fathers will \eek significant in-kind donations and recognize donors by putting contributors' names on benches, plaques, bricks and tiles. FULL SET •ACRYLIC • Acryhc w/WMe Tip • M & WMt Powder • Lurne Gel • Siik Wrap , AU.*v• • Acryhc •Pink •Pink & Whrte • Lurne Gel • Siik Wrap •Manicuf• • Ptdlcu11 • Klds MO Mlnbn&Pld • Hind Plrlltln 'i' ALDEN'S CARPET has opened a new Arca Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools. synthetics. sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. I b(i1 Pie>< <'nlitl ~t.. Costa Mesa 646-4838 " SANI'A MONICA SFAFOOD . Lar est Selection of Fresh Seafood D · ! LAKE ~~RIA DUNGENESS HOKKAIDO PERCH FILLET CRAB MEAT ScALLOPS $79~• s 1 79~• I s n 9~• THE GREY GOOSE. INC. Gifts • Home Decor Visit us and enjoy a special shopping experience. ·A tractor mows yel- low mustanl weed Dowers along the upper Newport'Bay where county and city crews are trimming back the brllllant Dowers. Despite the ~""'llM!il spring beauty, the county and dty are requlred'to trim brush that poses a fire haz- ard to nearby resi- dents -a standard procedure. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Track • Bathroom • Kitchen Fixtures ALL AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES l SSS PLACEN71A A VE. NEWPORT BEACH 645-7301 645-7856 HOURS: 10am-4pm Mon.-Sat GRAND OPENING SATURDAY New Location on Beach Blvd. •Patio Sets • Replacement Cushions • Market Umbrellas • Chaise Lounges •SpaCovers •Hammocks •Patio Heaters •BarSets AD 5 8how100••• &·me Oleat Prlee9 IOO'S OF DOLL.\RS I\ ~ .. \\'I\CS Newport 8eachlCosua Mesa Daily Pilot !BIRDS CONTINUED FROM 1 , LaPell and her sister, Mary Chadwick, care for scores of !birds. The aviary originally was located in a west Costa Mesa ~bop, but moved to LaPell's home m 1994. She also keeps several reeders at a ranch in Rolling 1Hills Estates. : Caring for an exotic bird is a ,lifelong commitment, LaPell said. ;The lifespan of the birds is about 145 years, so they often need to be jprovided for in their owners' 1wills. : . With proper care, the talking •bU"ds can develop the intelli- 'gence of a 5-to 7-year-old child ,and the emotional maturity of a :2-year-old. 1 ·so it's like having a perpetu- :al 2-year-old," she said. ! Macaws love to be held and played with, LaPell said, but the African grays are what she calls : •cerebral.• "They like affection, too,• she ~said. "But they call the shots." • Some birds, like Alexander :the Gray aren't for sale. Hob- ;bling around a cage near the sec- ;tion of her home dubbed "Gray 1Acres," Alexander isn't aware !that he's handicapped, LaPell ,said. : When he and two siblings 1were hatched 12 years ago, the 1 mother went on a feeding frenzy, 'killed and ate her middle sibling and chewed off Alexander's toes and flight wings, LaPell said. t "We love him and take care of •him here,• she said. •He has f lea.med to pick up a cracker with his stubs." Uke a proud, mom, La.Pell pulls her prize Harlequin macaw, Rainbow, out of his cage. It's so elated, the bird starts trying to regurgitate his food, but LaPell stops him. "That's their highest way of showing affection,• she said. "They try to feed you. He's cho- sen to have a human mother for now and, for now, that's me.• ~ she talks and plan horsey with Rainbow,' a yellow Nape Amazon called Cassandra - feeling a bit neglected in a cor- ner cage -begins mimicking LaPell with amazingly accurate voice inflections. "She's making fun of me,• LaPell said. Rainbow, meanwhile, ·says, "How much is a duck. A duck for a buck.· LaPell and Chadwick watch closely when eggs are about to hatch, spending hours upon hours taking care of the babies to make sure they are well-fed and cared for. "I'm up at all hours feeding them," she said. "Sometimes I end up putting in 16 hours a day.· Some of the more than 1,000 MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pl.OT. THURSOAY, APltll. 9; 1• ·cityside Learn to profit from real estate A7 A seminar on profiting from real estate propeltiel wW be presented at Orange Coast College on April 11. The one-day workshop includes morning and after:- noon a.ctivities. From 9 a.m. to noon, partidpa.nb will learn how to evaluate and find ideal properUes through the federal loan program. After a no-host lunch, the workshop wW resume with a field trip from t to 5:30 p.m. to survey actual properties on the market Registration fee is $49 per person; $79 per couple. A . materials fee is payable to the instructor in clds. Partic· ipants may register by phone using Visa or Mastercard. Por more information, call 432- 5880. Tourney benefi~ OCC computer lab Madonna I.aPell's house ls more like an aviary; she breeds and cares for exotic blrds in her home. The 1998 Mazda/Orange Coast College Golf Cassie raised $25,000 for the renova- tion of the college's John Oarlt Computer Center. birds she's sold over the years can be found in the homes of the rich and famous, including one that was purchased by actress Jamie Lee Curtis. Another took part in an ani- mal-language study that was published in the Wall Street Journal and broadcast on the ABC-TV news program "20-20." One of LaPell's customers, Karen Logan of Orange, owns an African gray named Popeye. Logan said she has slopped try- SS/4& Spllt On Conalgnment ltema. (Items must be nearly new, dry cleaned and on hangers.) Now Acceptl"' Sprlq Hemal 170 L 17th 5t. #3, Cost& Mesa (714) 645-1162 ing to keep up with all the phras- es her bird has learned, but wish- es she could control his beak. "He insults some of my guests,• she said. "When it gets dark, he'll start saying, 'Nighl. night. 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WHALE WATCHING UNDER SAIL Sail aboard a 46-foot sloop with a licensed captain. Space is limit- ed. No children or smokers. For more information, call 646-4005. SPORTRSHING Bongo's Sportfishing Charters offers private party whale-watch- ing excursions everyday. The cost is $125 for one hour, with SllC-pas- senger maximum and a three-hour minimum. Call 673-2810. NEWPORT LANDING schools, churches and communtty youth groups. For more intonna. tion, c.all 675-0550. PtLGIUM OF NEWPORT The 118-foot historic schooner, Pilgrim of Newport. offers week. end whale-watching trips, ~tur days from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. Cost is $20 for adults and $15 for children, The schooner is also available for private charter. For reservations, call 966--0686. FUN ZONE BOAT CO. Fun Zone Boat Co. guarantees whale or dolphin sightings during its excursions or the next trip is free. Dally trips are $14 for adults, $12 for senio~. $8 for children ages 3 to 11 and free for children under 3. Groups rates are also available for schools, children and groups of 15 or more. For reservations, call 673-0240. SPECIAL EVENTS' CIASSES POWER YAOfT TRAINING Recent storms have given a great white blanket to ttie San Gabriel mountains as they serve as a backdrop for a plane I departitig from John.Wayne Airport over the Back Bay. Forecasters are predtcUng sprtng-llke weather om week. Newport Landing Sportfishing offers whale watching from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekends and holidays. The cost is $14 for adults, $8 for seniors and children over 12. Discount rates are available for OCC's Marine Program offen. five-day power yacht training classes from April 15 to 19, May 13 to 17, and JW\e 10 to 14, and 24 to 28. Weekend sections meet May I to 3 and 9 to 10. Cost is $1,495. For more information, call 645-9412. 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Even the best vacuum cleaners can't remove oily grease, stubborn stains, spills, per accidents and odon from your carpet. But the new Oreck• Steemer Carpet Cleaner can. It delivers professional reswtl every time. '11u Ortck Xl9 Compttd Canl•tn. -~-~~ Rolu, •. Oy11n Pnpflwol orwl DaU]MJI on lrodnwrlu W '° \ I \ I·~ I I < ) l l s E Th• First, The Orlglnal, The •••ti EASTER WEEK SPECIALS ••tablls1t•4 1983 Carnations ... Everyone's ravorite ............................................ 15 tor $5.00 Field Tulips ... Springtime delights .......................................... 10 ror $5.SO DatTodils ... Bright yellow beauties ............................................ to tor $3.SO Orchids ... Elegant dendroblum ........................................... ,................. $1 .'75 ~r. stem ."Fill your Own" greened Easter Baskets ........................... t'ri>m $9.99 Flower Arran2ements for the Holidays .......... From $18.75 Flowering JITants ••• rrom $2.00 .•• Flowerln1 plant baskets from $12.99 Du ply D/scount~d Vases, Planter.r, and Baskets arriving daily Plus a rtat stltction o ntn and owtrin /ant$ _ __...Powerful enough to lift 116-p()und bowling aJl and It's included in the pack.Age. -:.iii-) I .. = ._ SEA EXPLORERS The Sea EJ:plorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County Neb young men ages 14 to 18 to par. ticipate in a maritime eq>erience prQ9?am encompassing MWng, searrumship, piloting,, navigation and cruising. 'Ibey meet at 1 p .m. every Wednesday at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newp<?rt Beech. For more in!onnation, call Mike Stewart ,at 642·6301 or Jerry LaPointe at 551·8591. FISHING SOtOOI: PllhiDg dUMI are offered from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m: every Mon- day and Tuesday. Partici~ts leave from the Balboa Pavilion. Cost IS S125 per penon. For more iliformation, Oall 673-2810. DORY FISHING fUET fresh catch of the day. The fisb is are available for grc>UJ>I or ain- ptepared for sale at the open-air gles. Call Bongos S}>C?rtfis~ market. Headquarten on the Balboa RSHINGTWS PW:mg supplies and open and private bbat charters are ovallable at NeWport Landbig Sportfishing, 309 Palm St., Suite P, 675-0550; Falco Plshlng Charters, 832· 7708; , and Dovey'• Locker, -400 Main St., BalbOa, 61.3-1-43-t. Peninsula, 673·2810. FISHING IOAT RENTALS Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISHING watch the fleet return with the Day and night fishing charters Streamline center-console fishing boats can be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on the Bal· boa Penlnsula. The boats are equipped with live bait tanks, flsh finders and VHF radio. Available by hourly and hall· day rates at $170. Pull-day rates are $2-40. U-Drive offshore boats equipped with VHF radios can be rented by the hour, half day or full clay. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the day. Call Balboa Boat Rentals at 673-7200. SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Watersports. Wmdsurfers and 14·foot sailboats are avail- able for rental at $15 per hour. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 A9:_ Call 729-1150. SAILIOAT RENTALS Manna Sailing in the Balboa Pun Zone offers sailbOat rentals l and private lessons. Advanced I clAssel include navigation, big boat, powerboat, introduction to heavy weather and first-mate instruction. Call 673-7763 for more intonnation. Also call the ii • Blue Dolphin Sailing Club at 644-2525 OT the Lido Salling Club at 675-0827 for rentals. ~~i~~ J A~~~ , . s~~"'~1 ' r eooo~e.11 ., Come Join Ut1 i \ // i I Brunch Hourtt: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm ~ Open for Dinner al 4:00 pm ~ R,·~1t1·1 1a/ t~''I·' ,\'1Lt1t7t'._1frd A 6-i2-5-i5l '51 2735 W. Cotut Hwy. Join us for <f ·~J ~. ~~¥t ,_/J7M• ~ -~ ./J,#/ Sunday, April 12m 10am-3pm Adults $1~ Children under 12 $7~ For Reservation Call 548-9500 1870-A Harbor Blvd Jain ?J,S far FASTER lOCAltDAI llMNGlE SOUAAf ------ Sunday April 12, 1998 10am-3pm CARVING STA110N Whole Roued Turley Ro.1cmary and Garlic kg of Lamb with all the Tulditional Tri.mmings As3orted Seasonal Salads-Smoked Salmon with Bagels am.LED FRESH SEAFOOD BAil An Array of Hot Breakf.ast Specialties with OmeJetta Made to Order WOKSAUl'I' STA110N Featuring SpecWt)' Items from Oao M~ ~Bated Bread Ailonment AMINI BUnEI' FOR aDLDilEN ~ DisplaydMouthwatering Dcaens Free F1owing Ownpagne le Much M<ft Adults. $-'2.00 Oilldrai (Ap !>-12) .-$16.00 (Olildrul UDdc:t 5 eatftee) Complimentary Sclf Piiting 1ndoOt and <Milool' ~ Aftillbk Regular menu with specials E@.£~f' Dt JM ~f Served 5pm-9pm CMmf!AJ~ ~@~_,-Vf' Dr _fli;~d 1 Oam·3:00pm $19.90 For reservations please call 673-9500 25 J F.ast Padflc Coast Highway • Newport BeaCh with dcliciow Hden Grace Chocolates ~ Jiip Chocolate Walnut Fudge, Peanut Butter, Rocky Roaa &: More CNcw'-S-.io i.n may shapes and sizes Other PAlllr BMltn <>-•• Beautifully 6llcd rd.' 1JMlln. I' A ti> . THURSDAY, 'APRtL 9, 1998 ' . . • . ' ' • ' Gil and Maureen McCutchan carried their Dally Pilot up 11 Wghts of stairs to the top of the Har- bour Town lighthouse on IDlton Head Island. S.C. L.- Has the true meaning of Easter gotten a little fuzz.y? ,. . ' I ST. MARK Presbyterian Church (USA) A Progressive Church wilt. Open Minds and Open Arms Sunday Worship 9: 30 am with Church School and Child Care Jamlxirce at Eastbluff/Ford, Newport Beach • 714.644.1341 www.hows.net/92660smpc .J LditJ I .,.. WIDIPme, left.•cadet atW... hhltU.S. Mllltary Academy tnNew York. readt the Dally Pilot every day on the Internet. HUparenta ' \'taltfor Plebe Puent Weekend, brlllgtng hlmcoples • of the Pilot. John ffttffman of St. Andrew's Ptesbyterlan Church stands with some ofhls 190 tour melnben tn front of the Walltng Wall in Jerusalem. Louband Vera De Fusco, left, visit the Ju dean Momrtaln• after a freak mow storm on the way to Jerusalem. St. Michael & A ll Angels Episcopal Church Corona del Mar Marguerite A\C. at PaL·itic Viev. Dri ve 644-0463 Hoh Wee"-Schedule: · I 9:00 am \torninl! Pnncr. \pril 10 & 11 • :':JO J-Hninl! Pru,.er \pril H. «>. &. 11 l \ pril Q \l,1uncl~ Thur,du~ "'\ 111 I" .• \\ d11•1r " I II \pril 10 (,ood Fmla\ ' '\.1. 111111• "11 \\1•1-la1p '7 (Ii pill 0..,1111•"1'111 th1• l ""' '' I' 11 I 11111 ., " 11•11''' \11ril I l lfol) ~alurd<t) ~' 1•111 I h1 ( .11 ll \ 1gil ,,JI •l)h'I \ pril 12 Ea,tcr l>in \1-1 1111 &. llH•t 1111 f1,.;hv.1l C1111r.1l I Lil h.111-i " I \11u1h ll.111d, < hnu & Or~.111 • 11 \( 1111 l gg llunt Nurser) Care pr<nided at *Services 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 KayOlson,C.S.B. * " ... tht words of tht Bible comfort and heal and affirm that lift is unniding. "K 0. •Member of the Christian Science Board of I..eaWahip • .. Wirt ..... • :w--•IWrC. t1 ... 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Irvine (7 14) 733-0220 www.1ucc.org You are invited to CELEBRATE T H E JOY O F EASTER! 6:30 AM SUNRISE SERVICE on the beach at 14th Street (bring a blanket or beach chafr) 9:30 AM EASTER WORSHIP Traditional Service with Sunday School 5:30 PM SUNDAY NIGHT ALIVE Contemporary Service on the Patio Refrabmnm "1Ul ft°""11bip follow ueb urvk1 Chri.tt Church bf the Sea United Mcthod.i.tt 14th 8t Wat Balboa Bhd., Newport Beach (714) 673-380S Easter Services Soturciau . Aprll ll d 6pm sundau, April 12 7:30 • 3:45 • 10:30mn • 12 noon <1unemlc d\lldrcn's program ol oll Easter services except 7:30am Sun<iau ott ~k'.C$ wm be t\dG lo our ou<SUorlum s 120 bonltn conuon ~ trvl ot rhc corner or newpor1 coast :Jrtvc .. . ,• " :· ·' . Dave and Unda Robenon's grandchildren, from left. Ellie Bowen, Claire Coleman, Katie Coleman,nd Cole Robenon. read the Dally Pilot on Mr • Toad's Wlld Ride at Disneyland. Pete and Orlene Foss travel on board the MS Polaris tn the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, during a total ecllpse of the sun. , Community Church, Congrepdonal Unked Church of Christ 611 Heliotrope Ave. Corona del Mar 'l~ ~ .. , 14) 644-7400 • g~,.m HOILY ·WEEK ~ Thursday, April 9 (reservations required) Ught Supper 6: 15. Service&. Convnunlon at 7:30 p.m. Good frtday, April 10, Service at 8:00 p.-. I ) Local company Dekra-lite takes a vacatton in Matzatlan. Celebrate Easter! 7im Timmons, Pastor will be speaking at all five services. New Community Church 2025 Alton Parkway (between Von Kannan and Redhill) (714) 442-9240 Good fi!dav April I 0 : Two services! Noon and ·, :30 p.m. ~ Saturday Evening April 11 6:00 p.m. Easter Sunday April 12 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Special children's programs! APS.irToOrow From left. Barbara Jones Hood, Patty Wlllls and Kim Aldrich. all of Newport Beach, pose at The Louvre ln Parts. 1701 W. Balcer Street, Co6ta Mesa (comer of Mesa Venk Drwe East and Balm) Dr. Richard (Dick) George, Minister Eliza Rubenstein, Minister of Mu.sic Mmmd, Thursday &utn Swnday 7,30 ... c-~;,,, ....... a &30w -.i.,:. a.,,..... ....... ""'!> Dr ~ spnki~ ~nd Ouncd Chou 10:00 am Wonliip, Cli.ildc:aft, Cbildrm • pmv1Jmg sp«1al mwK Focus will hr"" Sunday School 1~ La.1 Su~r ci J~ and His [)uciplcs V.'< 1_n•1t• ;all 10 cflrlntr <M Lmh R-r10n ,.......Id _,_, nrv....,.concl..O..h11lrmtntma."l..ivq • ' \ ... Cll Catt plO~>UC"U. 979-8234 Lna· w..,, • Tht 0..-1 Qnr wJl rrondc Open Communion • all an" 1nv11td tpKal ml.IMC and cc~O<) .. a-. Rob K.wtr. buuant tolcllll; Abaa Plllt. Olpiia. ~ ~ . ""' §AXNTJAME§ a community dnold to loving Jesw Cltrist and EPISCOPAL serving Him as Lord and Savior CHURCH warmly invites you and your family to join our family in celebrating the Resu.nedion of Jesus Christ! Good Frida7, April 10 6:30 am -Morning Prayer Noon to 3 pm -HomilUs on Christ's Seven I.Ast Mbnts 6 10 7 pm -Confessions 7:30 pm -Stations of the Cross, choir Holy Saturday, April 11 4 pm Cltildrtn's service with baptisms, choir, bells 7:30 pm Grtat Vigil of &.lter, Holy Eucharist Ritt II wilh choir Ruter Day, Sanday, April 1l •titrder·~ 7 am Holy Eucharist Rite I wilh choir and brass 9 am Holy Eucharist Rile II wilh cltoir and brau J J am Holy Eucharist Rik II wilh rmewo.l "WOrslUp kam and brass I lnft1111 and cltild <XllY al all F.aster Day 1el'Vicc.r} Tbe Rneren4 Daftd C. Andenoa. rector 3209 VlA LIDO, lft:WfORT bACB, CA 1714'8'71M)210 Thursday, Aprll 9, Holy Thursday Moming Prayer • 8:30 a.m. in the Church Evenin~ Mass of the lord's Supper -7:30 p.m. • Adoration until Midnight in the Hall Friday, Aprll 10, Good Friday No 8:30 a.m. Mass -..l 2:00 noon• -Guided Medjtations 1 :00 p.m. • -Silent Meditation 1 :30 p.m. • -Celebradoc) of the Lord's Passion liturgy of the \\bd, Veneration of the Cross, Communion Servic- 7:30 p.m. -Stations of the Cross Saturday, Aprll 11, Holy Saturday No 8:30 a.m. Mass No 5:00 p.m. Mass 8:00 p.m. • -Easter Vl(il Music for Choir, 9'gan, Brus, llmpanl 11 :00 p.m. -R~ for newty biPized ind newty receMd memberJ ·Halt O~R LADY ~ QUEEN OF ANGELS Sundily, April 12, Easter 0aY 7:00 a.m. Mass In Chufth -Can«or and~ 8:30 a.m. • Mass In Churi:h • Coneemporaty Chotr · Mass in Hall ·Cantor and T~ 10:00 a.m. • Mass In Chu.ch -Adult Choir ind 8' Mass in H.111 • COIU.tlPOf'~ ChoU 11 :30 a.m.• Mass in OMJrch • ~ C..-and Ofpn AU THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 around town .. PARKINSON'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. For more infor- mation, call (310) 476-7030. SUOESHOW The North Pace store presents •Journey to Pakistan's Karako- ram Himalaya,• a free slide show on climbing big walls, at 7:30 p.m. at the store in Thangle Square, 1870-A Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Call 646-0909. DAY 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 information, call 253-0909. PANCAKE BREAKFAST A pancake breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 11 a.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Cost is $2 for adults and $1 for children. For more mformation, call 644-3244. EGG HUNTS Torelli Realty presents "Egg- Citement • from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at Tanager Park, Tanager Drive and Hummingbird Drive, Costa Mesa, featuring egg hunts, pony rides and a petting zoo. For more mformation, call 540-7355. RETIREMENT Pl.ANNING Jason Shen of 5inith Barney Inc. presants a free class on beginning retirement planning from 10 to 11 a.m. at Smith Bar- ney, 650 Town Center Drive, Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 641-7738. REINING SHOW The California Reining Horse Association holds a day-long reining show beginning at 8 a.m. at the Equestrian Center, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The event will be canceled if it rains. For more 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 more information, call 476-0991. CAL POLY POMONA A representative from the admissions office at California Polytechnk State University, Pomona, visits Orange Coast Col- lege from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Transfer Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5894. SElf WORTH Success strategist Jeanine Just presents a free lecture called #Self Worth: Don't Leave Home Without It" at noon at the New- port Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. Ip With every Bath & Grooming £)Cplres 4/ I 2/98 SAN BAR Tropic.ti l .-1 .. h (.-1 P"·t .. 270 E. I 7th Street# JO • Cost.a Mesa 714-548-5015 I Select Baldwin and your doors open to a world of design possibilities I~ \ I I \I . ' From the elegantly simpje to the hi~ ornate, select Baldwin and your exterior and Interior doors open to a world of desfWl pcmlbllitles. With classic daip and rich • finishes, limited only bv what you can dream. Setect West End West, and those design possibililla and dreams oome true- beautifullyl • EASTBL\-JFF . '·)~ •ENJOY ENTERTAINMENT •FACE PAINTERS •PICTURES WITH THE EASTER BUNNY ... and •GREAT SAVINGS FROM THE MERCHANTS CAFFE V lllAG~ C~NTER Eastbluff Dr. off Jamboree Newport Beach saee REGIONAL AMERICAN CUISINI:. ~~~~~~~~~-Ca s u a I Yet Elegant Ambiance SUNDAY BRUNCH freshly 'Baked Breads Everyday SPECIALS Outside Patio Dining Creole Crab Cakes and f ggs Irish Oatmeal Creme Brulee, Blueberry Blintzes And Hawaiian Bread French Toast Open 7 Days for Lunch and Dinner Mondq-s.tunl.y ~ Lunch from 11 :30am Brunch from 11 am Dinner from S:30pm Dinner from lpm 718-965 0 NEWPORT . 2531 EASTBLUFF BEACH Eastbluff Sho In Center 2523 Eastbluff Shopping Center -Don't Forget- 640-8181 Slice of Pizza & Coke ............................ 2.80 15th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Eastblujf Park Starts JOam Turkey sandwich & Coke ...................... 3.80 . Cheeseburger, Fries & Cqke .................. 4.65 · Spaghetti, Salad & Coke ........................ 5.99 MEATBALLS ADD I .00 SINGLE DRINK• N.O SUBSTITUTIONS Take In or Let OutJacketa Only $1200 WE WANT THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK ... AND WE'RE GONNA ~AY YOU ro CLEAN IT. HERE'S H9W ... SUNNY FRESH, CLEANERS L~°" =l~ ufNG. TERM CARE -~e Orange Caregiver wee Center presents a work- on long-tcnn care and estate Medi-Cal planning from 1 to 3 . at the office of Todd Lit- ,. ' 650 Town Center Drive, t\ 550, Costa Mesa. Suggested tion is $10. For reservations pi.ore information, call ~0- !. P41ENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS CAn orientation meeting for !pective members of ,Parents out Partners will be held fr 7, to 8 p.m. Interested people stfl>uld bring identification and Uf name and address of a profes- siftal reference. For location and m9re information, call 593-6363. ,. G~AL-SETTING WORKSHOP tA free two-part workshop on sditing goals in times of change is p~nted from. 6 to 7:30 p.m . tc0ay and April 21 at Orange CGa5t College's Re-Entry Center, Rtom 106, Counseling and Aimissions Butldmg, 2701 FArview Road, Costa Mesa. For ~re informati.on , call 432-5162. WEDNESDAY S~TA CRUZ REPRESENTATIVE ~ admissions representative f!lID UC Santa Cruz Vlsits OCC's llansfer Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p'1t. The college is at 2701 F ·ew Road, Costa Mesd. For re information, call 432-5894. ~HURSDAY AMBER BREAKFAST ,.The Costa Mesa Chdffiber of ~mmerce holds a breakfast from 7~5 to 8:45 a.m. al the Costa ~a Country C lub, 1701 Goll Ctturse Dnve, Costa Mesa. Cost ts $'2 in advance, $17 al the door. Far more mformation, call 885- 9~0. ,. dtRISTOPHER COX ~The Young Executives of AJnerica play host to a reception ~th Congressman Christopher c:i>x from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 M•cArthur *d .. Newport Beach. Cost 1s $25 nonmembers and $15 for mbers. For more Lnformation, cill 759-5456. MATIC READING eaders Repertory Theater p ents •A Hispanic Montage: 0pyond Chilis, Tortillas and Pp:>position 187, • a dramatic r ding of plays, poetry and prose f m contemporary Latino htera- e, at 7 p.m. at the Newport ach Public Library, 1000 Avoca- Ave., Newport Beach. For re mformation, call 717-3801. APRIL 1 ~ PUBLICAN WOMEN ... The Newport Harbor Republi- Women presents a luncheon turing Rep. Christopher Cox, ewport Beach, who will dis- c s tax reform, at 11 a.m. at the boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast ghway. Tickets are $20. For re information, call 759-3086. l~ERVIEWING WORKSHOP • The Re-Entry Center at ; ange Coast College presents a workshop on effective mter- wing from 11 a.m. to 12:30 ~· in Room 106 of the CoWlSel- i and Adrrussions Building, 2 01 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. r more information, call 432- 5 62. fllTIO SALE . C St. John Episcopal Church pre- st"lts its annual patio sale from 8 . to 2 p.m . at 183 E. Bay St .. ta Mesa. Books, baked goods, usehold items and more will be sl,d to benefit outreach programs ~the church. For more informa-tt1n1 call 543-3279. ,. flRENTING WORKSHOP 1 "OCC's Community Education Ece presents an anger control kshop for parents of children der 12 from 9 a.m. to noon in m 204 of the Lewis Applied ence Building, 2701 Fairview d, Costa Mesa. Cost is $37. a SS materi3.l.s fee. For more ormation, call 432-5880. HANGING GARDENS Sherman Library presents a free workshop on hanging veg- etable gardens at 9:30 a .m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information. call 673-2261. DIVORCE WORKSHOP Therapist Maxine Cohen holds a workshop for men and women who recently have been divorced, or are in the process of divorcing, from 10 a .m. to 12:30 p.m . at 180 Newport Center Drive. Cost is $40. For more information, call 759-0579. GARDEN TOUR The Volunteer Association of Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar will hold its annual tour of six private Corona del Mar gardens from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets are $20. Proceeds will go to maintenance of the botanical gardens. For more infor- mation, call 673-2261. NEWPORT BAY EARTH DAY Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists present an Earth Day celebra- tion featuring exhibits, demon- strations and tours from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. at 600 Shellmaker Island, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 640-1751. LAB EARTH DAY The Lab Antimall holds an Earth Day Festival featuring envi- ronmental organizations and live entertainment from noon to 5 p.m . at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Call 966-6661. VACATION ADVENTURES The Newport Beach Public . Library offers a free program by June Fable of Boulevards 'navel on special-interest travel opportu- ruties al noon at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Por more information, call 717-3801. WOMEN IN FOODSERVICE The Orange County Chapter of Roundtable for Women in Food- sefVlce bolds its April dinner meeting at 6 p.m. at Scampi Restaurant, 1576 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cost is $30 {or mem- bers in advance, $35 for members at the door, $35 for guests in advance and $38 for others. For more information, call 665-6312. ZONE DIET Nutritionists and fitness experts Joyce and Gene Daoust present a seminar on MThe Zone Diet Made Easy• at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel, 4545 Newport Blvd.. Newport Beach. The Daousts are the authors of M 40-30- 30 Fat Burning Nutrition.· Cost is $10 m advance and $15 at the door. For more mformation, call 565-3068. APRIL 22 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS The League of Women Voters of Orange Coast meets at 9:30 a.m. at a private home in Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-5998. CHAMBER MIXER • The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and College Hospital Costa Mesa hold a mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the hospital, 301 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $10 for nonmembers. free for members. For more information, call 855-9090. ,, -... -., ... ----. J \ .... • . . COMMUNITY MIXER The Latino Business CoUDdl and the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce hold a mixer for bUSl- ness, civic and community leaders from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Country Side Inn, 325 Bnstol St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free For more information, call 474- 7755. APRIL 28 MEMORY SCREENINGS Newport Villa West presents free memory screenings, starting at ?:30 a.m., at 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. Reservations are required. For more information, call 631-3555. -~~--·· ONGOING ACCENT REDUCTION PROGRAM Healthtech presents a free introductory workshop, M Accent Reduction and Cultural Adapta- tion in the Workplace,· from 9 to 10:30 a.m. every other Saturday and from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednes- days at the Healthtech offices, 3140 Redhill Ave .. Suite 150, Cos- ta Mesa. Seating is limited. For reservations or more rnformation, call 751-0255. AEROBIC-CARDIO KICK BOXING Body Design dnd United Stu- dios of Self-Defense offers aero- bic-cardio kick boxing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Swte C, New- port Beach. The cost is $8 per class. For more in1ormalion, call 722-0526. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholics Anonymous mem- bers meet from 6:45 to 7:45 d.m. Mondays through Fridays m THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 AU Room 3 at Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona de! Mar. Por more infonnabon, call 644-3244. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzhet.mer's Association and Grief Support Group of New- port Villa WesVVilla Rosa co- sponsors a free support group meeting for caregwers at 7 p.m on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New- port Villa West Assisted Living, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call · 631-3555. • The Alzheimer's Assoaation and Mesa Terrace, a residenbdl community for people with Alzheimer's disease and related bereavement group that special- izes in the needs of individuals who have sick and/or dying ani- mals in theu lives. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Swte 311, New- port Beach The cost is a donation to an arumal chanty of the dttendee's choice. For reserva- bons, call 721-5750. ANOTHER PASSAGE Another Passage, a transitional support group for people experi- encing changes in their lives, meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesddys Ill Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corond del Mar. For more mformation, cdll 644-3244. dementia, offers a free support BALBOA SKI CLUB group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m The Balboa Ski Club meets at 7 on the first Tuesday of each p.m on the first cind third Tuesday month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W of edch month dunng winter in Bay St., Costa ~esa: For more the Tee Room at Newport Beach information, call 263-1111 . Golf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave., ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP Rebecca Lewis leads an arumdl I Newport Beach Call 854-7560. cwblon1 • Mamt Umbrellas • Bammocu .__ _______ • Protect.In conrs _ JJJJ#'OUl'DOOR • Swtnts ~~~ • Pan benc f'UMISHINGSI FREE! Dell very u:uh Purchase o/ 5 pc:. Set. w/od. ·•I Pacific Coast Patio 979· 1336 c:J!.1Tt1ml 845 W Baker St. (nea r Bristol) • Costa Mesa Advertise your View Property, in a special section in the Daily Pilot. What A View! Premieres Wedn~sday, April 29 ;;)UIK8 & Copy): Wednesday, Apr:il 22, 5 p.m. Date: Friday, pril 24, Noon Ads: &Yz• w o• deep Call Your Real Estate Sales Representative Today! Lisa Cose 574-4241 A14 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 \ BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS Oasis Senior Center conducts blood pressure screenings from 9 to 11 a m. on the first and tb.trd Tuesday of each month in Room 3 at 800 Marguente 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 " more information, call 644-3244. -cl BODY IMAGE SUPPORT tt The Newport Beach Psycho- aJ logical Assooatton offers a body d image/moderate eating support c uroup at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at c :no1 W Coast Highway, No. 311, n: Newport Beach. For more infor- ffidbon, call 721-5750. SI BRAILLE INSTITUTE • Oasis Seruor Center offers a r; Braille class to help with sight 01 loss from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thurs- 81 ddys m Room 4 al 800 Marguerite 1 1\v£• • Corond dd Mar For more ~ rnlnnnabon call b44-3244. BRAIN TUMOR SUPPORT A bram tumor support group m<'els from 7 to 8.30 p.m. on the l1rst dnd third Thursday of each A month al Pt1lly and George Hoag ( ·ancer C 'pnter, 4000 W. Coast S4 l hghway Newport Beach. The P rneetmq., c1re fre>e For more infor- 2 mat1on. C'd II 722-6237. c C• BREAST CANCER SUPPORT A brl'a'>t-cc1ncer support group 111<'PI~ Ir om noon to 2 p .m. Tues- dt1y::. t1I Pully cmd George Hoag c ·c1nc t•r C '£>nt<'T, 4000 W. Coast Pi I ltqhwc1y. N<'wport Beach. The lll<'Pltnq., Ml' lrP<'. For more mfor- st mnhon cdll 722-6237. c g BRIGHTER IMAGE C Fr<'t;> profess1ondl consultation cl tur mdkc>-up. wigs, etc., is avatl- c. <1hlt> for c-clncer patients by clppmntnwnl only rrom 10 a.m. lo E• I pm WPdnesddys at Patty and (jeorcw Hoa9 Cdncer Center, C 4000 \V C'od<;l f hqhway. Newport al HPcKh For mow information. call dJ 122-52:17 lv ri CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS ir A free cancer support group nwets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the lo11rth lttf'Sddy of each month at -Pntty and George J foag Cancer < 'pnter. 4000 W Coast I lighway, -.!Pwport Beach. For more mfor- Jlldbon, call 722-6237. 'CARDS/BINGO ThP Jpw1sh Senior Center offers cord <Jdmes from 10 d.m. to ~ p m c>vPry third Tuesday A k oshN lunrh 1s offered at noon Jnr $J pt•r wnior For more mfor- )nat1on cdll 513-5b41 CAREGIVER SUPPORT Oasis Senior Center offers ~ areg1vC'r supportive counseling 1or people cdnng ford loved one. For appomtmenls or more infor- mallon. Cdll 644-3244. CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT Hot1q Cdncer Center offers suppori for individuals facing or tind<'rgo1ng bone marrow tans- plcm l or swm cell rescue. For 11111rP informt1tton. rail 574-6872. CHESS CLUB < 'hP'>S lovt>r'> of all ages are invrtNI to 1om lhe JeWlsh Senior i L'nler'., chec;.-.. rluh from 7 to 10 p m Tuc>scldys dl 250 E. Baker St .. I ••'>Id f\IP.-..d ror more mfonna- 1111n rdll 5 l l-5h41 COED SUPPORT • Th•· NPwport Beach Psycho- ~oq1c t1I t\.,.,,H 1dlton offers a coed "it1pp1>rl qroup di 7 p.m Thurs- dc1y., .it 'ilO I W roast Highway, Su1IP n 1. Newport Beach The '>ll pporl qroup requires free pre- <l'>'>C''>'>m£>nt before Joining. For nuirr infonndb.on, call 722-4588. • The• I fealmg Conqection nflers d coed relationship group 'c1l 7 p.111 . Wednesdays al 4425 Jamborc<' Road, Su ite 180-A. .Newport Beach. For more in for- Jndllon. rc11l 261-8003. • CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK The Consumer Business Net- tWOrk meets dt 7 a.m. Fridays in ,the Mezzanine at Newport Gate- :Way, 19800 MacArthur Blvd., :Newport Beach. For more infor- ~ahon or reservauons, call 550- ;4785 • • !COSTA MESA CHAMBER 1 The Costa Mesa Chamber of iCommerce Networkers Business !Leads luncheon meets at 11 :45 a .m. Wednesdays a t Costa Mesa ~ountry Club, 1701 Goll Course 1Road, Costa Mesa. Por more tmtormatJon, call 574-8780. tDIVORCE MEDIATION • A free lecture a bout dlvorce ~ediation, an alternative to the itraditional two-attorney divorce, 1is offered the third Thursday of '8ach month with attorney Alida 1D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limlled and reser- vations are r~r~ Por more information, can 95~-:'2515. DURAil£ POWER Of ATTOINEY Revis your Ufeume docu- ts regarctµig durable power of a ttorney through Oasis Senior Highway, Newport S..ch. t.er, 883 W. 15th St., Newport Center for St each. For appoint-Admission ts free. 'Por more infor-Beach. Por mor .lilformation, ai.1l ments, call 6'.4-32'4. matlon, call 722.:.&237. 631-2177. • DYSLEXIA SUPPORT The National Dyslexia Research Poundanon sponsors weekly adult attention deficit dis- order support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New- port Beach. Cost is $5 per session. For the time and day, ca.11 642- 7303. ELDER CARE NURSE Oasis Senior Center offers elder care nurse preventive health-care services the fourth Wednesday of each month in Room HS3 at 800 Margue rite Ave., Corona del Mar. For appointments, call 64~-3244 . FAC.NG FORWARD Facing Forward, a support g roup for family members of rec~ntly deceased 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 F1Rf EXPLORERS The Costa Me.so Fire Depart· ment's Fire Explorers POlt -400 meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at ven- ous fire stations Men and women ages 16 to 21 are welcome to join. For more information. call 754- 51·'1 or 754-Stl>6. FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE M8.Jlne Cohen, a marriage and family therapist, sponsors 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 arid seJ\io~ in Newport Bea.ch, Corona del Mar and Balboa is available from 10 a.m. to n oon on the second Wednesday of each month at Newport Beach Community Cen- FRIENDSHIP au1 lbe Thursday Morning Oub presents an entertainment lun- cheon on the second Thunday o1 each month at Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The dub also has ongolng activities, such as golf and bridge. Por a free newsletter or more information, ca.11 546-2244. ' GYNECOLOGIC CANCER A free support group for women ~th gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Patty and George Hoag Cancer C enter, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722- 6237. HAM RADIO MEntNGS Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for ham ra dio operators to participate in Costa Mesa's Radio Amateur C1v11 Emergency Seivlce 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. For more inlormation , call 15-4-1().45. HIGH-OOSE CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORr Support provided for lnd.Jvidu- als who will' or are undergoing bone marrow transplant or stem cell rescue and their f amllies at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center. For more information, call 574-6872. INaST 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. • JAYaES GROUP The Jaycees ii a group of young profetsion.als ages 21 to 39 who get together f ot community service, business networking and social!zing. Meetings are held the second and fourth Thwsday of every month. Pot more informa- tion, call 451-2178. ,.. KIWANIS O.UB .. The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia• Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay ... slde Drive, Corona del Mar. Pd:t more information, call 852-1148. .. LEADS CLUB ,, The Newport Coast Chapter of Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Newport Boulevards in Costa Mesa. F<» more information, call 857-6059. • -LEGAL ASSISTANCE • Oasis Senior Center offers a half hour of free legal consulta- tion by appointments by calling 644-3244. Buy six and save. Mix and match any six 750 milliliter bottles of wine or champagne from our cellar and we,ll give you a convenient six-pack wine carrier to carry them and a 1 Oo/o discount too! 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" ,,,111 . ...... ~ 714--54~89 l l 714-.675~3791 71~760.0975 .. - . • • • ' t • • • • ' , i Newport Bach/Costa Meu Daily Pilot THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 A15 volunteer directory • 'The VOLUNl'Ellt DIRECTORY runs oerlodk.ally In the Dally Pilot. If you'd lb lnfonrietlon on Qettlng your organi- zation listed, c.all 642...t321, ext. 331. ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For information, call the chapter office at 375-1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY • 1be Alzheimer's Association or CONTINUED FROM A 1 "If they're saying the demand -,v.ill double in 22 years, it's going to be ugly without another airport in Orange County.• -The county's numbers were derived rrom a combination or pop- ulation growth, per-capita income and the cost of airfare, Ahlfeldt said. Any changes in those three factors could alter the predictions, he added. When adjusted to exclude San Diego, the county's forecasts are comparable to the predictions pro- duced by the Southern California Association of Governments, which makes them difficult to dis- pute, Ahlleldt said. Richard Dixon, chairman of the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority board of directors, said the anti-air- port group does 11ot argue the fact ll HAPPY EASTER . . .,. 1 IW'I 1111. lt\BBI I I\ Orange County needs volunteers for either of two services - •helpline• assistants at the chapter office, or support group leaders/co- leaders in the community. Day- long helpline training sessions and support group leader training ses- sions are free. They also indude a light" lunch. To register, call 283- 1111 as soon as possible. AMERICAN CANCER soam The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunteers. The soci- ety is also seeking volunteers to that there will be increased demand for air service in Southern California. ·common sense tells every- body that there's going to be an increased demand for passengers and cargo,• he said. "The issue is how do we address that demand. We need to take full advantage of the existing airport system, and focus on bow we can get the peo- ple in a timely manner to these oth- er airports. • But Peggy Ducey, Newport Beach deputy city manager, said with drive times on Southern Cali- fornia rreeways expected to double within 15 years, it will be virtually impossible for business people to get to an out-of-county airport. The idea of a high-speed bullet train likely would run into the same kind of community resistance that an airport at El Toro is facing, Ducey said. ·we should be meeting the demand our community is creating es· answer calls for the unit's Helpline InfoCenter. For informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Usa Landry at 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Volunteer d.riveJS from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa can help cancer patients get to and rrom their medical treatments in Orange County. Volunteers use their own cars or the Society's donated van to really make a difference in some- one's recovery. Patients are able to within our community,• she said. "Why should we put our demand somewhere else? By doing that. we impact their community and send our revenues to another county.• Ahlfeldt said the county is releasing the information as it is completed so the community can digest the information as the process continues. On Tuesday, the consultants presented a report on the noise an El Toro airport is expected to generate. The preliminary analysis found tha1 noise rrom a civilian airport at the Marine base would be far qui- eter than rrom military aircrafts. But South County residents so far don't appear to be buying it. Ducey said Newport Beach, of all cities, is sensitive to South County's concerns about noise. ·we have been very creative in working with John Wayne to mini- mize noise impacts, and we will continue to do the same through this El Toro issue,~ she said. Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlITO •HOMEOWNERS• HF.AIIB 40 Years in Business Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT ~ Id ~ Sr)_, ~cm............... ,.. , Get the Best for Less! i;J 1 • ale 3168 Harbor Blvd. 631-7740 ~~~ Costa Mesa 441 Old Newport Bhd. • Newport Bach • 0ne Block South ot •os Fwy ijiS' 545-7168 0-"""' u.,;.o HI-TIME CHOCOLATIER It's Easter at Hi-Time Chocolatier! Hop on lnl We have a wonderful selection of your Custom ' 'Easter 13asket Services !Avauable! favorite Easter treats! Solid Chocolate Bunnies Panorama Eggs Belgian Milk Chocolates Sugar 'Free Chocolate Bunnies Ornaments & Novelties ... 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For more information, con- tact Sally Carson at 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEOIONE Americans for Free Choice m PLUG IN Medicine, a non-proht education- al organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and tree enterprise, is seeking office vol- unteers. For more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION The American Heart Associa- tion is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties including photocopying. typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mailings and other various clerical duties from 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordina- tor, at 856-3555 for more infor- mation. AMERJCAN HOME HEAL.ni HOSPICE PROGRAM The Amencan Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teers to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families m the greater Orange County area. Training is provided . For more informa- tion, call 550-0800 or (800) 540- 2545. ·Bra&Panty Sole April 10T11 -25111 No special orders Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts • Breast Forms We stcJiff Court • 1719 Westcliff Dr. • Newport Beach Monday-Saturday 10-6 631-SEXY (7399) Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from Daily Pilot electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and painters. Classified Communit y MarkPtpl.He FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. WHAT MAKES YOUR TV TIME ANY DIFFERENT? Cable gives you shows worth watching. From up-to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. It~ an investment that really pays off. $4.95 Connection! (save over $26) Plus, $1 O off your first month of service when you order any Starpack Premium Package. Hurry, call TODAY, Offer ends ~pril 18, 1998. 1/888-COMCAST (1 /888-266-2278) A 16 THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1998 Benefits for The Center, family services schedule~ apparel, all with that da.ssic gator emblazoned on the acttve wear designed for goU, tennis and the good life on the Orange Coast. T hey call it "Repeat Perfor· mance, • the annual resale clothing event sponsored by the Sound of Music Chapter of The Guilds of The Orange County Performing Arts Center. Set for May 1 and 2, the sale will include men's and women's designer and ready·lo·wear gar· ments ranging from casual attire lo formal evening wear. Carol Lobde ll, president of Sound of Music reports. "Some of Orange County's best·dressed people have emptied out their closets of top designer clothing and we are selling the merchan· dise at bargain prices.· · Repeal Performance will be held at the Atrium. 19100 Von Karman. lrv111e. For more infor· mation, call Lobdell at 720·8772. All proceeds benefit the educa· lion programs at the Center. ••• Another very popular guild of The Center. the Cabaret Chapter, is readying for its annual event known as Diamonds and Dice. The Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa will once again host the evening of gaming for the black tie Cabaret crowd. The guild, through Diamonds and Dice and other tund·raising efforts, has contributed in excess of $500,000 to The Center, ear· . b .w. cook marked for operational support. ensuring the continuance of exceptional programming. Diamonds and Dice is set for May 2, and the event is open to all, singles and couples alike. Tickets are $70 in advance and $75 at the door. Cabaret hopes to raise $30,000 this year with pub· lie support. For more information, please call 859·6074. ••• The Adoption Guild of South· em Orange County will honor its patronesses at the 31th annual tea to be held April 21 at the chic waterfront estate of Harriet and Sandy Sandhu. Happy Easter Easter Buns Hot Cross Buns Dinner Rolls Coffee cakes Spinach Quiche Sweet Loaves Cookies cakes ,... Passover Is Soon Order Now Open Mon·Sat 7am-6:30pm Closed Easter Sunday More Thanjust Great Bread. Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber for only Aiii $49900 .. UP T03MOS . same as cash O.A.C. VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercla/ & Besldeotlsl ~ Full line of WW. Woven Axm1nst9f & Sisal Carpeting AvaJlable 1904. Harbor Boulevard.• Coate 11 ... N.E. Comer of Harbor a 19th Street ~~'-----' .. 722-9642. Mon-&at 1D-6 First Annual Newport Harbor High School Home & Garden Tour •Thursday, May 7, 1998 • 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Vi sit charm ing and unique homes in the Newport HarbOr area. You will enioy lunch catered by PLUM'S of Costa Mesa. Tickets only $30 . TIICKETS PRE-SALE ONLYI CALL TOOAYI (714) 399·3401 ·Proce.d1 sUppQrt oc:od.mic ~of the Newport Harbor EducationOI FOundotion ~~ ·f JAt, 1f. JI,~ I ( ' Guild president Margit Denny will join tea chairs Eve KomyeJ and Unda Green welcoming local ladies to an afternoon of tea, fashions from "My Place" and good deeds benefiting Holy Family Services Adoption and Counseling Center. The tea precedes the annual tennis tournament, which is a mainstay event of the Adoption Guild. The tennis tourney takes place May 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31 at local courts throughout the region. Special thanks to Land Rover of Newport Beach for their underwriting support. ••• . . The fabulous Las Reinas Aux· iliary or the Assistance League of Newport Mesa joined forces recently at the Balboa Bay Club for an annual fund·raiser lun· ch eon . Corona del Mar's Donna Davlsomwill gladly take your reservations for tea. Call her at 675·0633 to assist Holy Family Services care for the children. Sound of Music member Elizabeth Hanson. center, asslsU customers at Repeat Performance, an annual resale clothing event that benefits The Orange County Performing Arts Center. Rosalyn Btnnlng· Young presided over the affair that attracted more than 200 ladies · paying $50 each to support the league. co.chaired by Dally Kol• er and Jane Davis, the party fea-.. tured a fashion presentation of :. Hollywood gowns produced by Gregory Schreiner. Costumes of the legendary ladies of the screen including • •• The John Henry Foundation proudly presents •Hope For Humanity,• a high tea and fash· ion show taking place at The Vtl· lage Crean, Newport Beach on April 26. Bloomingdales will provide the show for guests at the after· noon gathering of people who will come together to assist those suffering from mental illness. The Foundation offers hous· ing, vocational training, employ· ment, support groups, social ser· vices and recreation for adults with serious and chronic mental illness . The co·founders are Colleen Knottnerus and Susan Small- wood, and they are joined by dedicated community volunteers including Susan Bridgford, Heather Bull, Ann Campbell, Paig e Collins, Carol Dand, Mary Ann Heydenreich, Susie Hines, Tracey Kirkland, Rachel - Malagon, Cheryl Mothershead, Patty Rich, Debbie Spriggs and Onya Tolmasoft. Tickets are $75, and under· Newport Beach's Best Kept Secret .. mouth-watering emrees. a relaxed dining atmosphere a11d f?CJlio seati11g with a delidous view of Newport Bay. Breakfast Eye-Opn1en • Sandwicl1e,\ • Burgers • Salads and mnre! NOW SERVING DINNER! Open 7 davs 11 wuk for bf'f!ulcfast & /unC'lr 7 a.m. • J p.m. Wttkly dinnu specials every T'hundaJ _Sunday until 9 p.m. Sta,/ootl • past,a • FajiJas C~JOurmMI . 729-1144 with 0 1tl«don of bur, winr or o cocllail IHI Bad. 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(714) 646-3900 . d3.tebook reel critics Dillon and Carllpbell heat up screen in 'Wlld .'fhings' • EDft'C>WS NOTE: ThiReel Critics coluron fea~ures movi!!·crltiques written by community members serving on our panel. 'Wild Things' is rated R for risque L ast week when I went to see •wud 1bings" with my girlfriend, she asked why there were only guys in the movie theater. Of course, this was a slight exaggeration. There were a couple of other women in the theater, but not many. Anyway, we soon found out why it seemed like •ooys night out• at the niangle Square Edwaxds Cinema. ·w11d Things" stars Matt Dil- lon as Sam Lombaxdo, a well- liked high school teacher and playboy trying to climb the social ladder in a wealthy Florida coastal city. He is particularly well-liked by the school's female student body, and speaking of film), I give "Wild Things• a rat- ing of "video rental.· And although my girlfriend will kill me when she sees this. 1 gotta say • Daammnl Denise Richards is the bomb!" • IUCHARD llRUNElTE. 34, is a recre- ation supervisor with the city of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. Convoluted plot too confusing to explain I t sure is a "Wild Thing!• 1\vo girls accuse a teacher of rape Then they team up to win one of the girl's mother's for- tunes, yet the threesome gets crowded and one girl is sup- posedly killed, but when the teacher goes off to live a lux- urious life, the teniog because there were so many odd twists and turns that it made them walk away. I almost gave the movie the same reaction (walking away), but I kept hoping that it would have a great ending or at least get better. So for anyone who tries to give a movie the benefit of the doubt, like me, don't even waste your tune on this one. Let's talk about the cast. There are pretty big names like Kevin Bacon and Neve Campbell, so I figured 1t shouldn't be half bad. Was I ever wrong! I have now lost my respect for KeVlD Bacon -putting so much mto Uus movte by not only starring in it, but being the executive producer as well. 1 certdinly hope he did not have to fork over too much mon- ey, because clearly it was wast- ed. The only good acting I saw in this movie was by Daphine female student Bodies, we feund out why tlis movie had !licb a skewed ~audience. • This flick goes fax out of its way to axploit the sexy shapes of Denise Richards, left. as Kelly Van Ryan and Neve Campbell as Suzie Toller weave a web of deceit in the Wm "Wild lbings." dead girl pops Keegan Bell back up to kill them all and ride off into the sun- set. Rubin Vega. a newcomer whose previous experience includes playing the part of Mimi in the origindl cast or Broadway's "Rent." tile film's Richard females.In Brunette (act. even though it has an R rating, I'd say it's only one inenage-a-tois and/or girl-on-girl scene away from your local video Store's adult film section. • Hottie and hard-bodied high ~hool student Kelly Van Ryan (played by Denise Richards from this past summer's "Starship lToopers ·) has more than a crush on Lombardo and comes on to him every chance she gets. Apparently, so does her wealthy, widowed, middle-aged but still attractive socialite moth- er played by Theresa Russell. In any case, Van Ryan surpris- ingly accuses Lombardo of rap- ing her, and thus enters Kevin Bacon as Ray Duquette and part- ner as the city's police detective sex crimes investigative unit. During the investigation another student, Suzie Toller, steps forward claiming Lombardo raped her, too. Toller, played by Neve Campbell (of the ·Scream" movies and TVs "Party of Five" fame), is white trash from the wrong side. of the tracks. And so the story unfolds, where things are not at all as they seem. F illed with plot twists and double-crosses. I found ·wild Things• was actually a pretty decent -no pun intend- ed -movie. Everyone double- crosses everyone as the film develops. and you never know for sure who is double-crossing whom. And J defy anyone to guess one of the finaJ plot twists, THE CULINARY WRAP Fresh. healttly tntem8bOnal dehc8Cles wrapped Within a flat roll ~n 7 days a week from 11 OOem -9.CQ>m Located 1n the Hill!J'en Squ8f'e 250 E. 1 7th 9reet (714 I 5484400 NEWPORT RIB CO. frange County's best baby back nbs served 1n a fnendly setting ~ 7 days a week Monday -Thursday 4pm -1Q:>m, 4pm - 11 pm Fnday -Saturday and 2pm -1 Q:>m on Sunday. Locat.ed at 2CXX) Newport Blvd 631-2110. LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE Callfomla Cuisine et its finest. Enjoy Breakfast. 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Now I will address the com- mon rumor that this movie con- lalns very grapluc adult footage (sexuaJ dJ1d verbal) by simply saymg that Uus rumor IS absolutely true' Couple this with an unexpect- edly noteworthy and amusing performance by Bill Murray as Lombardo's ambulance-chasing defense attorney, and you're left with a fairly en1oyable, albei~t times soft-core porn film, that will never be nominated for an Oscar but is entertaming. Believe me, this is only part or this unrealistic and pathetic plot that leaves the audience wtth glares of confusion after watch- ing •Wild Things.• I dehrutely do not recom- mend bnnging a child to this ftlm, however, 1 wouldn't recom- mend being there at all. Take my word· don't waste your $7 i;>n it. Don't even waste matinee pnces on 1t. This movie sunply isn't worth it. So, on my rating scale of •pay full price at the movies,• "bar- gain matinee,• "video rental." "wait for cable" or "I'd rather see Kevin Bacon in a full-frontal nude scene" (which, by the way, we do unfortunately get in this Leaving tbe movie theater, all that I could think of doing was shake my head. What did I just witness? What was the point of this movie? These questions still baffle me. Friends asked me what it was about, and when I attempted to tell them they either laughed because the plot sounded so ludi- crous, or they simply stopped lJs- •KEEGAN BEU, 17, is a Costa Mesa resident and a senior at Newport Har- bor High School. AVILA'S EL RANCHITO AutherOc Mexican Food. Wdl The Freshest lngrecjerts & A New Light QJesme. Great MNgantas Hoi..rs. Lunch & Dtnner All Major Q'9Ck Cards Accept.ed Located st 2101 Placentia. Costa Mesa -642-1142, 2EID Newport BMl .• Newport Beach - 675-6855 and 2744 E. Coast Hwy.. CD\-1-6448226. Ml CASA CU' meals are now a 111> to 88j8 es wel as MexlCO. Now olfenng fish tacos. 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Bil>oe Bllld • Nlwport Biled\; 875-7414 A18 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 New play depicts struggles of Depression~era workers By Tom Titus T he weary dreamers who populated John Stem- beck's world -Tom Joad in ·crapes of Wrath,• Cal Trask in •East of Eden,• -bad their sights set on an idyllic future that somehow never came to pass. Harsh reality always got in the way. Obstacles fashioned by man and fate constantl y thwart Steinbeck's heroes, and never more agonizingly thdn m ·oc Mice and Men • the story of two migrdnt fdrm workers pur- suing a dream throu!Jh the Great DeprC'S'>ton But fr ustra- tion often mdkt's for arresting thedter. The Nt->wport ThNter Arts Center -... urrounclecl by hlgh- class honw'> dnd d world-cldss hdfbor v1<>w mdy be d Steinbeck: country. A strong, capable cast brings this tragic tale to vibrant We. There are moments, particu- larly in the early going, when the author's novelistic approach seems too wide of a chasm for the actors to negotiate. Yet, as the conflicts are introduced, the actors warm to their assign· ments and the production 1s suf- ficiently energized. Brad Weber and Christian Weiser portray the vagabonds George and Lennie with strength and sincerity. Weber's · patient, detail-oriented planner plays ~plendidly off Weiser's big, dull-witted, teddy bear of a companion whose only dream is to have a chance to tend to the rabbits on their farm one day. strange '>Pllinq ro1 such d tale of dirt-pour ht1nyer'>-on, but direc- tor Phyll1'> C1t lt n hds trans- lomwcl 11 convmdn!JIY into Christian Weiser struggles with Marla D' Ambrosio tn a pivotal scene from "Of Mice and Men" at the Newport Theater Arts Center throu gh May 3. Weber creates a strong, sin- cere character, though he's plagued by some uneven moments in the early scenes that tend to neutralize his effect. Weiser, however, is brilliant in what, astonishingly, is his stage debut. 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Howard (who'll have to change that name if he breaks into the movies) is a staunch, solid presence as the muleskinner Slim. The overbearing, quick-tem- pered Curly is strikingly well done by Ro b Young, while Maria D'Ambrosio is a haunt- ing, stimulating intrusion as his restless wife and the catalyst for the conflict. David Shein is quite credible as the straight but strict boss. David Morgan and Joshua Levy excel as low-level ranch hands, their banter enriching the show's atmosphere. Louis Hale is superb as the black lon- er, Crooks, who conveys Stein- beck's outrage at the prejudices of the period. The straw-covered bunkhouse designed by William Cole makes an excellent back- drop and Chris Medvitz's light- ing effects are equally as impressive. Perhaps Steinbeck and New- port Beach are poles apart - which would explain the,pitiful- ly small audience on opening night -but this is a show that deserves to be seen: a tough, gripping revival that reminds us of the times many of us endured to build our own dreams. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. ~!"eat foorl -At R ea/ol(a.ble Pl"icet. ,1!1T~ Tke ... O!uJk !fo.lol(e, <./~ \ \/J CJ/'/ \I\(, '/'HI \I Chubb Burger Combo $350Plus tax 1/3 Pound Burger, Steak Fries .ind Bottomless Soft Drink. r:-------------, 18UY ONE ENTREE,1 IRECEIVE'ONE FREEi I DiM-in only. Musi f>'Henl coupon. I I Good thru April 2l•, 1998, N<JC v•lld w/iny uthel offer I L---·:...~::!:1::!::!:'~--.J -· SANDWICHES I I Any Sandwich, Latie Drlak and Choice of Macarodl, Potato, or COieslaw. I I L Good thru 4-30-98. One coupon per cuatorn.r per visit. .J ----------------~ 722-1211 Mon.-Fri.9om-4pm ~ ~0 1560 SUperfor Ave. Costa Mesa Sot. 1 Oom-3pm Nnipon ~ta Me.a Daily Pilot ' .... " ~, . .. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 A9 The sandwiches at PalaCe Cafe are fit for a king By Nancy Cheever, Daily Piiot A ny sandwich you have to stick a toothpick in to keep together has got to be good. Why else would you ~ther going to the trouble of try- mg to eat such a thing? The sandwiches at Palace Cafe on Balboa Island are tall and messy ~ and held together by those dependable picks, that, once you take out, force the top piece of bread to fall to the plate, carrying the insides with it. So you may want to pick up a fork along with a stack of nap- kins before sitp.ng down for lunch at the Marine Avenue restaurant. Previously called Palace Pizza -or Z Pizza by locals - owner Joe Mareno recently handed over the kitchen operations to Robyn Patterson, a former chef at Caio, Mareno's other Balboa Island restaurant located right across the street. •I kept telling Joe I wanted to take over, and he finally said 'OK.'" Patterson said. So for the past three months, Patterson has been hard at work putting together a menu com- prised of her favorite recipes. The restaurant is small and still bas the feel of a pizza place. There's a quiet outdoor patio with tables and chm, just like most of Balboa Island's other quaint shops and restaurants. Fresh baked good.Jes change 1t &\MB~ 1DIACI. 1773 Newoort Blvd. Costa Mesa 645·5550 ~:Pelleno .. tbe MW chef at pm.ce Cafe OD Balboa &lalid, .... 1IW'ble ~e and tertyald c:bk:ken ~~in a fioor tortilla With carrots; sprou~ JettUce and tomato and a slde of sweet potato ~ ' I ' I I I I ' • I L---------------------------------------------------------•--------------------~--~ daily depending on Patterson's mood. My friend Gordon and I were the lucky finders of fresh- baked sweet potato chips, sam- ples of chocolate crispy treats and dark chocolate cake ($2.50) with chocolate frosting and white chocolate shavings. vegetables and baJsamjc vinegar. All the sandwiches come with a tebgy macaroni salad on the side. I tried the roasted vegetable sandwich ($6.95) with portabelli> mushrooms, avocado, onion, roasted red bell peppers, carrotS, lettuce, zucchini and herb cream cheese on a baguette. The sandwich was extremely ha.rd to eat, but worth it. Taller than it was wide, I simply could- n't get my mouth around the thing. !·had to nibble off the ends -chewing pieces of lettuce and tiny bits of mushroom as juice ran down my chin -not the most attractive sight for my lunch companion. But it tasted wonderful. The blend of ingredients created a substantial and delicious meal. Gordon bad a Thai beef sand- wich ($5.95) with red onion, cab- bage , sprouts and sauce on a baguette. The meat was tender and juicy and the sauce -a sweet barbecue style -comple- mented the beef nicely. We also tried the oven-roasted chicken sandwich ($5.95) with feta cheese, balsamic vinegar, ORANGE COUNTY PRESENTS lettuce, tomato and roosted pep- per. We both agreed that the sandwich was a little small for six bucks, but those prices are expected on the island, we guesied. The cold chicken was moist and tasty and went well with the other ingredients. Other items include a teriyald chicken wrap ($5.95) with tender strips of marinated chicken wrapped in a flour tortilla with carrots, sprouts, lettuce and tomato and a ham or turkey sandwich ($5.95). For dessert. we had a slice of the delectable mile-high choco- late cake that Patterson drizzled chocolate sauce onto, creating a beautiful presentation. Desserts on the new menu include cakes, whole and by the slice; marble cheese cake; lemon carrot cake; orange poppy seed and double chocolate fudge pound cake; and chocolate, cran- berry and banana bread pud- ding. It was a pleasant experience overall -even if we did go back five times for napkins. There were also to-go contain- ers of fresh bread pudding and scones ($2.50) and cranberry and pineapple biscuits ($1.25). Patterson said that will change within the next month, when she adds more sandwiches, sal- ads and appetizers. including sweet potato hummus with toast points, sauteed shrimp with gar- lic, parsley, feta cheese and lemon, potato chips with butter- milk chili dip and deep-fried artichokes. lWIN++P~Lffi~ It's basically a lunch place with a very limited menu. But The sandwiches are heavenly -stacked high with everything from sprouts, lettuce and carrots to herb cream cheese, marinated '98 Spring into Summer Concert Series t11C1111e ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 Dinner concerts in the dynamic, intimate venue of Twin Palms Newport Beach April 10 SUPER BAND GRAY WRIGHT uoream Weaver" STEPHEN BISHOP uon and On" 2 Shows 7pm & 9:45pm H , -· I' A'2> lHURSOAV, Nttll 9, 1991 fonun readers respond The rush to forgive .Tina Schafnitz THE ISSUE: the drug-related arrest of socialite Tina Schafnitz leaves readers wondering whether others would be forgiven as quidcly. Regarding the arrest of Tina Schafnitz for selling cocaine, I note that Ms. Peggy Gold- water Oay and her other wealthy fnends believe she •needs help and should not go to jail.• I assume these _people would have the same compassion for a Latino or black person who was caught selling a little marijuana now and then. I think not. These folks would say, "Lock 'em up and throw away the key.· ARTHUR JOHNSON Costa Mesa I love it. A prominent Newport Beach socialite gets busted for dealing drugs and all the talk is about rehabilitation and getting help for poor Tma. But these same people, I'm sure, would very quickly change their tune if a Juan Gonzales of West Side Costa Mesa had been busted dealing drugs. I think a jail sen- tence is in order for Tina, not a high-priced addiction clinic. Let's see how the courts han- dle this matter. MARTIN MULVIHIU Costa Mesa Reading the published com- ments of local society figmes reqarding the alleged sale of cocaine by one of their number makes one wonder. There seems to be an initial rush of some to minimize the crime and put a better spin on it by confusing the two issues involved, namely dealing versus using. Dealing in cocaine, obvi-Tina Schafnitz ously, is a much more damning, ruthless crime than the other, although neither can be excused. Dealing is vicious and considered a crime against society committed for profit. It represents a deliberate dedsion to spread the addiction, to gain new sufferers and to destroy more people all for the sake of profit. Money is the name of the el toro debate game. Using cocaine and heroin, while still a seriolis problem and a crime, primarily harms the user even though it tears at the fabric of society itself in an evolving and ever-widening pattern. The dealer, however, knows only too well he is spreading the use of cocaine and heroin. Doing so is his stock in trade. His profit out- weighs any moral consideration. His product is human misery, and he sells to the highest bidder. It is well to remember such distinctions when trying to con- trol the drug trade and addiction. It doesn't matter if the person charged is your friend, a member of your class, or one of your pals. It's all the same; no matter who's doing it. REBAWIWAMS NewPort Beach Another airport is exactly what Orange County needs By Jim Mendelson T he Los Angeles Times March 26 Orange County edition's front-page story about El Toro runway selection highlights one of the key issues that controls cit- izens' stance on the future El Toro airport -whether there will be aircraft flying overhead them. The plans for takeoffs to the east and north and landings to the north replicate the current military usage, albeit with air- craft that does not climb as rapidly. Airliners also will not enter an overhead circling land- ing pattern from a relatively high altitude. There is much ctiscus- sion about taking off with a tail- wind into rising terrain, and as the front-page story outlined, how to accommodate aircraft departing to the north toward the path of inbound John Wayne traffic near or over communities such as Tustin and Orange. The article was probably aimed at inciting these communities. Since the subject of alterna- tive runway selection is being raised, it is time to again propose that the one henceforth unmen- Character education starts in the cliLsSroom The.re's a little toO much bom- bast in Jim F~'a ttaa. menll tDat "tectcbera are anady beina"uked to wear lS,000 bats• and-the •teachlng of values and character lbould take plioe In churc.bes aod tbe home• (•Putttng more values 1n educa- tion," March 31). One <10uld uk the well-mean· ing ICbool board president, •What if the lndMdual bu no cbW'Cb to attand "' bCllDe With values to come from1 'Ib8n what-a pcm!· ble Jooeaboto ttWMM1" lo BW BemM Dtiok •nie Dee Valuing ol Aaiei1m.," t.h1I IC:boWly educatOfiiiiiliidi UI t.bat •om blitOrf and our utea- ture are a rich quarry ol moral lJt-er.cr. md we sbould mine that tioned runway choice be ana- lyzed. That is runway 16-the south runway. It has empirically been shown to accommodate the greatest cargo-carrying capacity, in light of its length, prevailing winds, slope and surrounding terrain. With a small right turn, departing traffic can fiy over the unpopulated hills south of New- port Coast and north of Laguna Beach all the way to the water. Vice President Al Gore's flight crew apparently got it right. The El Toro Airport oppo- nents' web site points out that Air Poree 2 departed from run- way 16 last month. The takeoff runway is only half of the equation. Ideally, the pointy ends of all aircrafts, those departing and those landing, head in the same direction, not perpendicular to each other. 1llis means aircraft at El Toro Airport should land at runway 16. That's OK with respect to runwar length and winds. Presently, tn f~ weather, there is no prob . However when the ceiling or visibility is reduced, there is a problem with establishing a precision instru- ment approach to runway 16 because of the small, undulating foothills just north of the approach end of the runway. With the designation of the Glob- al Positioning System as the replacement for Instrument Landing Systems in international civil aviotion, there is potential for curved approaches, some- thing that is impossible with the Instrument Landing Systems. The Global Positioning System will be used together with Local and Wide Area Augmentation Systems to augment its integrity, providing Category n ond m pre- cision approaches. These approaches may be designed to arc and avoid obsta- cles, noise sensitive areas, and congested airspace. 1llis means that aircraft can fiy in and out of El Toro avoiding overflight of residential areas. Those who live in South County and North County who fear noise, aircraft overhead and reduced property values may be ab~ to barely see aircraft on the dlStant horizon. 'This is a plausible solution. However it depends upon two contingencies: (1) the Global Pos:itloning System together with I~ -~ -------~- quarry.• One should know the stories of Abraham Uncoln and Joan Of Ate~ a host Ol oth- ers who are Of both an lrispira- entrusted to their teecbtng care. -LEFTERIS LAVIWCAS Costa Mesa =:1 the~~: =.v-Ferryman's comments 1or 11 not tn any separate, tomw-are compliments ly J>l'.IHnted due or d:l9dptine JiJQ Perryman made an an~too- on the tmpOrtanCe of c1Mirac.1er 1n casueJ remark about teacben the lives of Old aild young alike. being burdened by bevtng to His words, quOtecJ below, should wear too many ho.ts. ?J'h1s is a job be harkened to ~ 411 who want delCd.ption of whet goOd teacherl a more moral and ethioal IOCiety. do well. "The way to lnl~ behavior r would be concerned U the 11 to provide IUM, teecb pre· people we trust wtth our chtl- ~. oner aOod eumplee and dren all day are fteitb• capable entoroa the Iaw.l 1bi answer to nor WUl.l.n9 to piovtde a unified bad bebaWlt 11 to hold people front with the puentl on encour- aocountable ii.nd. U ~. egibg them to be gOod dtUem purmta them.• ud work hard (traits of good I'm SUN tb8t milch ol the above ~). But pleue, teachen. Ii ihady JmdWn eo tbl ~ find Other example• of good Gdoll terhen modvat9d In. . deedl done Otbet than ill reu- mcinl dlNdlm, tlDdllJ9 lbe Oockl giOul writing, You're treading in the necessary augmentation sys- tems must be fielded on time. Given the Federal Aviation Administration's track record in new system acqulsitions, despite optimistic agency predictions, there can be understandable skepticism; and (2) while the FAA has gone on record about the potential arcing/curved approach capability that Global Positioning System will offer, it remains to be seen bow well and fast this will be accepted as safe and vioble by airline pilots ch4rged with passenger safety and their unions, who are not shy to criticize airports. Neither of these should be reason to summarily reject this option. Now is the time for the county to truly explore all possi- ble runway configurations, and designation of runway 16 as the primary all-weather departure and arrival runway should be one of the options. It may very well be the key to giving Orange County the international airport it needs, without Ucrifidng its gre4t quality of life. . • -~ Is • re«tent of Newport IMl:tt. - MARC MAR™ I DAl.Y Pl.OT Locks on the Bay Stn!et Bridge fence, and other fences, get a thumbs up from the community. Locking in on a unique collection I think the locks on the chain-link fence add character (MLock- ing in on a mystery,~ April 4). But I think that about old Cadillacs, too. SHIMA SOFFER Costa Mesa I wrote the letter to you regarding the photo on the locks and was pleased to see it in the paper, but I was really sorry to see the question asking if it's an eyesore. My granddaughters come every year from Vuginia to visit in the summer, and they look forward to seeing how the locks hav~ grown. And my other granddaughter who lives here iQ Costa Mesa was delighted to see that the lock article was in the paper; she loves to see them. The (lock collection on the fence) over the San Diego Free- way has grown immensely; there's tons more locks on it. I hope you'll keep the locks; they're really an objet d'art. JANE PAmRSON Costa Mesa Why are mysterious padlocks on fences a civic problem? I think they are quaint. Leave them alone. Who knows? U those original few give birth to an impressive bunch, we might become known worldwide u the "Lock City." And we could sell maps to tourists. Gift shops and restaurants could offer dec- orative locks saying •stolen from Costa Mesa, USA• to wear on purses and belt loops and lapels. Where is the capitalistic instinct here? But if we're really con- cerned about eyesores, who in the building department pennit- ted that El Pollo Loco monstrosity to go up on Harbor Boulevard -the same plan checker who let the •MacUgly" on the same block go crazy just for attention sake? ARTSTANLOW Costa Mesa How could they be anymore of an eyesore than the freeway over which they hang? They equal in interest the Noguchi Gar- dens that also graces our city in terms of art forms and creativity. LOUISE STOVER Costa Mesa I .first noticed the locks on Fairview Drive's fencing about five months ago and was quite curious as to what in the world it was. I, at first, thought it was a lost-and-found bike chain and locks that someone had put up for the owner to see. But now I think it's cute that the phenomenon bas grown and occurred again. It doesn't seem to be hurting anything. MARGIE HEMPSTEAI> Costa Mesa ' r--------------------------~ I • COMMUNITY FORUM runs Thursdays and : Saturdays In the Daily Pilot. Write to: Pilot : Letters, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. -t ': I 92627. Fax us at 646-4~ 70 or call the Readers I : Hotline at 642-6086. : L------~-----~~------------~ Tb1a sµggestion of naming the 103 moct ln.Quential anlroelt was a poor a~ at sarcasm at belt and If left unanswered, may pol· libly leave a lta1n ~t anfmal• do belt) OD tbe ~II of tt...e 201 cbUdNn Ol om mmmu· .,. 1bil 11 a mmmwdty peper, lDOt tbe wan Snet JourneL 1baftt you to tbe Pl10t for gtvtng tt.... chlldftln the reeogmtloft they dMalV8 and lot a Jcm.tly reception et~. Square. ,' . IMNDA SECRIST COltaMMa. Geiser-Sandoval's column .IS on the mark T • EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 Now, With the fight over El '[gro reaching the boiling point, politidam from Newport Beech and Costa Mesa are urging their ltate and federal colleagues to ~ak up and take a side. ~ •prom a pro-airport stance, it fOuld definitely help if our lead- ,rs woUld tell the people what they think instead of sitting on fence," said Costa Mesa City uncllman Gary Monahan. 1 ey should be forthcoming in what they think on this." l Newport Beach City Coundl- toman Jan Debay said with the ~trlct boundaries of all three fOlitidans divided between North and South County, it's easy 6>r her to see why they don't I I STUDENT I I CONTINUED FROM A 1 I ; If the board sides with campus Officials and upholds the suspen- Sion, Huntsman's case will be pre- ~nted Friday for a third time i,etore Orange County Superior tourt Judge Robert E. Thomas. : Earlier Wednesday, Hunts- ~·s attorney, David Shores, lost a bid to seal the evidence against Ills client, although a Harbor Municipal Court judge did dis- miss a ticket citing the student for tioise pollution. I want to take a Stand. ·u they want to be re-elected next Ume, they have to see where the votes are~• she said. ·And U you count votes, the majority are in South County. So we have a problem." A growing legion of local offi- ci.all are hoping to turn up the heat on their state and national leaders and encourage them to enter the fray over El Toro. Although the matter will not be decided at the state or federal level. some local elected offidals who already have come out in support of the airport still are hoping the other leaders will do the same. "It's so obvious that from a regional aspect, that site ts need- ed," Debay said. "There's no question that there has got to be another airport.• Monahan agreed. On Feb. 19, Hwitsman, 18, was stopped by a Newport Beach police officer near Corona del Mar High for playing his car stereo too loud. The officer report- ed finding a marijuana pipe and plastic "marijuana leaf stem· in the car. "Just because some cop says my client has marijuana doesn't make it so," Shores said. Corona del Mar High officials, citing the ,district's zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy, suspend- ed Huntsman and decided to transfer the senior to Newport Harbor High School. Huntsman and his mother, Select an "assisted living residencen that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance 19th Annual "It may be a local or a county issue, but it will affect every- body,• he said. While Monahan and others Ille hoping for wome moral sup- port from the state and federal officials, Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy said winning over leaders who have no dir(!Ct power over El Toro is not a priority in his city. Rather than focusing on get- ting those politicians on their side, Mwplly said, Newport Beach officials are working to keep the Board of Supervisors' narrow pro-airport majority in place. "It's not an issue that really strikes my fancy,• Murphy said. "The ultimate decision-makers are the supervisors and whether people are standing on the side- lines watching or not frankly doesn't really matter." Kathleen Hwitsman, successfully appealed the school's decision in court March 3. Without overturn- ing the school's decision, the court allowed Huntsman to return to Corona del Mar High until his appeal is heard. On March 17. Thomas ordered Huntsman to first exhaust the school district's appeals process before !>eeking judicial relief. tl90 CONTINUED FROM A 1 ter to the st.ate Department of Housing and Community~ ment requiesting a review c:l the permitJ u they relate to replacing affordable housing. The Planning bepa.rtment staff looked into the issue after Dahlstrum voiced concerns and det.erm1ned the dty bas no authori- ty in requiring replacement hous- ing. •The department that does the permitting for these uses 1s the same department that enforces the state law,• said Assistant City Man- ager Sharon Wood. •we tbink it's really interesting that one bm.ncb of the department doesn't know what the other is doing and isn't ehforc- tng its own law on itself.· It still is not (:1eor whether the mobile home park ever was desig- nated affordable housing or if the redevelopment project changes that status. But Bessire said the new homes, which sell for about $80,000, are what be would consid- er affordable in an upscale area like Lldo Peninsula. Wood said the citv's cona!lll is that if the affordable units are being destroyed without being replaced, the city could be left with a future obligation to create more affordaNe housing in the area. "The letter ls to let them know we are aware of tbe situatioo and to get it oo record that we are not resr, mible, • me said. udnda Dustin, a spokes- woman for the Department of Housing and Ccmmuntty Develop- ment; said the agency's role is only to make sure the buildings oomply with state guidelines. She said the department bas no funds in the renovation effort and therefore would not be responsible for replaoement housing. ·n•s the city's responsibility to replace affordable housing,• she said. "The owner of the park bas the right to upgrade the park.• Meanwhile, Dahlstrom and about 50 other residents whose homes are considered to be travel trailers have been given notices that when their leases run out in 2003, they no longer will be able to sell the homes and remain in the park. Bessire said the residents may sell the trailers anytime in the next five years or stay in the park for as THURSDAY. APM. 9. 1998 loog a they want co a monlb·ID- month ham after 2003. Park own- en have not dehmnlned bow to handle the lemel of the ranainir>g tradit:kmal ~.~be said. DahlstrUDi siJd the WtioJe situa- • fOI' IQl'DteOOl8 to take QI' what is~ Oil. it's a matter of fair- ness that everything &houJd be put Oil the table and c:1ilomed and that the rights ol the long-term tenants here sboukl be taken into mnsider- aUon in whatever plans the devel- opers have,• be said But Bessire cla1ms the park owners have been more than rea- sonable in their efforts to redevelop the park and maintain the rights of the property owners. He said $2 million spent on upgrades has not been passed on in the fonn of rent increases, and a.sswed that the owners are not kicking out anyone. ·1rs a little frustrating from our side because this is a great pro- ject, • he said. ·1rs the lead case for the whole United States in upgrad- ing a mobile home paik. • Honse Of Enchantment ay 11 *Costumes *Makeup •Magic Shop •Juggling •Gag Gifts • Books-Tapes Under new ownership and man&gemenL . \'1.,,1., I~' 'I, If»': \\I \ICI \01 IC"\\ Ill \001 \ICll IC"' IOIC \II 01\UllC1111 \llCH \I "'It' 270 E. 17th • Costa Mesa 714 515•3780 ~ MIKE'I ~ CARPET$•1/NCE 19$3 FREE-llRTIMl lnTAIU,,,, WAMAIW' FIEE• llJIOV~l tNllU~A 'M ,., ····""'· ~,,, IREE-l..,.,Mwt11 IREl• IUJOlll•CIBKIT --. ' • -~ •• •'" -' • 1 -• "'' -r • ---1 •• , •• (I ! .. . . . . . ,_,. .... •,L,.i~:.,. • ·•. •. I .• ' • -IJIJll ........ ~~·.a. .. 1:!~..L ......... 1.~..a/,,_ _ __._ ...... · .. ~j__ ';/ RACING TO ENSENADA . International Yacht Race returns to Newport ea€h : The Newport Ocean Sailing Association (NOSA) will bold its 51st Annual Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race on Friday, April 24, 1998. Presented by Union Bank of California and the nmes-Orange County, NOSA is building on the theme, "The Inaqgu,ral of the Second 50 Years.• "lbis iS the first time the Newport to En.senada International Yacht Race will have co-presenting sponsors,• said NOSA Commodore Don Cole, who expects this new sponsorship agreement to help the race earn its nickname: World's Largest International Yacht Race. About 20 classes of yachts, from top ultra light and maxi yachts to the non-spinnaker cruising class launch at 10-minute intervals after taking their mark on two starting lines after a high-noon start. They compete for the coveted First-to-Finish Honors, the President of the United States 1\'ophy and the President of Mexico Trophy. The 125-mile trek from Newport Beach to Ensenada draws well-known racers, fun-seeking novices and celebrities, typically about 10,000 participants and 500 entries. Last year the 50th Anniversary recorded 569 participants. Along with pre-race seminars, a week-long series of events and celebrations take place throughout Newport Beach. (see schedule of events)The yachting world's elite also comes out for the race to Ensenada including, Roy Disney's "Pyewacket," Ragtime,• owned by Scott Simmer and Fred Preiss's "Christine• who holds the monohull record. Dennis Connor, Bill Ficker and Dave Ullman are among a distinguished list of sailors who have participated in the Ensenada race many times. In fact, at least 20 skippers have raced to Ensenada 30 or more times. Created by NOSA, the founding members first met in 1947 to organize a small, just for fun race for sailors coming out of World War ll. Newport Harbor Yacht Club hosted the first race, called at the time, The Governor's Cup. With an emphasis on fellowship rather than cut throat competition, the Cup was renamed the Newport to Ensenada Intemationa,1 Yacht Race. Roy Disney's Pyewaclcet finished second in the 50th Annual Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race/photo courtesy of Rodheim Marketing Group The competition is always exciting and everyone desires to finish well. Dennis Connor's famous catamaran, Stars & Stripes, set the record in 1994, finishing in eight hours, 29 minutes. The friendly competition ends with a weekend of festivities in Ensenada. Lakota, a trimaran and adventureman Steve Fossett led the way in last year's 50th Anniversary Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race presented by Union Bank of California. Victoria, an Andrew 70 and skipper Michael Campbell was the first monohull to finish for the second year in a row. Roy Disney, the race honorary skipper, finished second with his Pyewacket. 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COAST HWY., STE. 9 •first Block South of iViocArthur 673·6576 EYE-Ol'ENER Newport Harbor knocks off El Toro in boys swimming QUOTE OF THE DAY ·rm ecst4tic ... Jt'I nice co puJJ ojf an up«t ... • -NEWPORT SWIM COAQI BRIAN KREl/TZKAMP Leaving . no stone unturned •Sailors' best years are definite~y ahead of them. TI learn goli, you need patience, an investment in time. Nbbody ever picked up clubs for the first time and shot under par. While perseverance and maturity have dearly come together this spring for Corona del Mar High's golf team, those virtues are still a long approach shot for Coach Jim Warren's Newport Harbor Sailors, who play with four sophomores, a freshman and two juniors. "Our time will come," said Warren, who orchestrates the busiest and toughest schedule he can conjure up for his kids. "Our best years are ahead of s. H Though the Sailors (2-6, 1-3 in league) are a stroke or two away from contending this year in the Sea View League, they've packed their nonleague schedule with the best teams in I the state (which Warren can lfind) and filled their Spring Break with split-squad tournaments outside of Orange County, as Sailor golfers will play, among other links, Chalk ~ountain Goll Club in tascadero, Desert Princess ountry Oub in Cathedral City · and Industry Hills Golf Club. On April 17, the Tars will host Robert Louis Stevenson at Pelican Hill Golf Club as part of their home-and-away package with Stevenson, who hosted the Tars earlier at Poppy Hills, Spy Glass and Pebble Beach. "We've made the schedule for them," Warren said. "Now we just need them to step up. It's a maturing process. You practice ard, you get some talented guys and then put in a real tough schedule. "The big.difference will come this summer. It's up to these kids to kriow how mucll golf to play this summer, because they've got the ability -they just need the (summer) schedule. That's why we're scheduling the best teams in the state, to try and improve the program. "Newport Harbor used to be dormant for so many years, but since we started with seven kids four years ago (including Morgan Anderson), we've really grown. I believe tile golf boom has just tipped the iceberg." There are 50 kids this year in • SEE GOLF PAGE 82 high school boys and girls swimming r------------------------------~---------------------------~------~---------------------------------..-------------------------------------1 •Freshman wins the 200 Ilv1; Murphy tops the field in 100 breaststroke in 109-61 loss. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As soon as the ICti;JJj breaststroke portion of the girls 200-yard individual medley kicked i.ri, Newport Harbor High freshman Jennifer Arrow poured it on and never looked back . "I went right past them," Arrow said sheepishly, after winning the event in 2:29.88, one of only two Sailor victories Wednesday in the Chargers' Sea View League dual-meet win over the host Sailors, 109-61. Sophomore Amy Murphy of Newport Harbor touched first in the 200 freestyle (1;58.66), the Sailors' first win of the meet and a time good enough to quali- fy for the CIF Southern Section preliminaries. Arrow, who would later qualify for CIF in the 100 Jennifer Arrow speeds to first in the 200 IM. breaststroke (1:10.51) with a second-place finish, fol- lowed Murphy's act with a win of her own, her fitst vic- tory of the year in the 200 IM. "I always have to try as hard as I can, but I'm not a sprint freestyler, so (the IM) can be hard,• said Arrow, who is closing in on her older sister's school record (1;09.4) in the 100 breast. Her sister, Rachel Arrow, is a former Harbor stand- out now at Cal State Northridge. •She encourages me 'and gives me a lot of support," she said of her sister. Arrow, whose older brother, Jason, is among the top swimmers on the boys team, helped put the Sailors (1- 2 in league) in a 21-21 tie with El Toro (2-1 j after three events. But the Chargers won every event thereafter. In the IM, Harbor's Jocelyn Manderino, who would finish third in 2:37 .06, led after the butterfly portion. El Toro led after the back, then Arrow caught the leader in the breast. "I didn't know what type of IMers they had, but I knew Jennifer would finish first or second," Newport Coach Todd Kolber said. Manderino also ended third in the 50 free (27.73), while Murphy was second in the 100 fly (1:03.05). Sara White was third in the fly. Autumn Milliken (second in the 100 free), Erin Ball (third in the 100 free and 100 back) and Erin Hartig (second in the 500 free) also had top-three finishes. l • J I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------___________ J SAILORS UPSET E.,L TORO, 97-75 KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Paul Kepner sweeps to the finish en route to a winning 1:00:39 in the 100-yard butterfly Wednesday. Arrow, Becker lead Sailors to Sea View victory over El Toro. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BE~CH -Even •a•ntt when it became mcilsputable that Newport Harbor High's boys swim team would upset perennial power El Toro, Sailors Coach Brian Kruetzkamp still demanded his team's best effort in the last event. After all, this victory would be remem- bered for a long time. Who knows u another 15 years will pass before the Sailors beat El Toro again? "I'm ecstatic,• said Kruetzkamp. whose host squad defeated the Chargers in a Sea View League dual meet on Wednesday, 97-75, to 1.Illprove to 2-1 in perhaps the toughest league in Orange County. "It's nice to pull off an upset," Kruet- zkamp added, "and I don't think we've won more than one Sea View dual meet in the last three or four years.• Longtime El Toro Coacb Jeff Grosse said Newport Harbor last beat the Charg- ers in 1983. The two schools went several years without meeting, until El Toro joined the Sea View five years ago. ·we knew our top two guys would get points,· Kruetzkamp said, referring to • SEE BOYS PAGE 82 Tarayao, Emery -win twice in Corona del Mar's 122-48 blowout • Tarayao bests CIF standard in the bu tterfly for the Sea Kings. IRVINE ..:: Senior standouts Kawika Turayao and Lance Emery each won two individual events for Corona del Mar High's boys swim team as the Sea Kings defeated host Woodbridge, 122-48, in a Sea View League dual meet Wednesday at Heritage Park. Tarayao touched first in the 100-yard butterfly (54.64) and 100 breaststroke (1:03.84), including a CIF-qualifying mark in the fly. Emery won the 50 free (22.84) and the 100 free (51.04). Tarayao and Emery also swam on two winning relays. CdM, ranked third in Orange County, improved to 2-1. Woodbridge fell to 0-3. Powers leads CdM girls IRVINE -Freshman Lauren Powers of Corona del Mar High won the 200-yard individual medley (2:21.66) and 100 but- terfly (1:03.84), as well as anchoring CdM's winning 200 free relay, as the Sea Kings defeated host Woodbridge in a Sea Vle.YI League girls swim meet orl Wednesday, 109-55, at Heritage Park. On a day CdM found out that senior standout Meagan Hardt would be lost for the season (shoulder injury), the Sea Kings stepped up, according to Coach Doug Volding. Sophomore Hayley Hapeman, a win- ner in the 100 breaststroke (1:19.56), and senior Michelle Dahn, who touched first in the 100 freestyle (1:00.3), were among those who overachieved as CdM improved to 1-2. Woodbridge fell to 0-3. Season bests for Mustangs IRVINE -Though currently grinding through exhaustive training regimens, designed to build a foundation, before tapering off to peak for postseason meets, the Costa Mesa High boys and girls pro- duced season bests in a pair of Pacific Coast i-eague losses Wednesday at Uni- versity High. The Mesa girls fell to the lrojans, 92- 76, while dropping the boys meet, 105- 63. Mesa senior P.J. O'Brien recorded sea- son-best clockings in the boys 100-and 200-yard freestyle events, winning both in 50.11 and 1;54.27, respectively. The 100 time was just two-tenths off the CIF qualifying standard, according to Coach Scott Ferry. Mustang sophomore Chris Biron pro- duced his best time of the season in the 500 free, erasing a two-body-length deficit to overtake two competitors in the final 75 yards to win in 5:37.07. Mesa senior Allison Alastuey earned a pair of victories in the girls meet, touch- ing first in the 500 free (5:29.64) and the· 100 backstroke (1:03.66). Her time in the backstroke was a career best by more than a second, according to Coach Crys- tal Whitmore. Also shaving seconds off their season- best clockings were Mesa freshmen girls Jody and Wendy Martinovich, who fin- ished first and second. respectively, m the 200 individual medley. Jody's time of •SEE SWIMMING PAGE 82 daily pilot high school athlete of the week •Sweet-swinging Sea King junior usually confounds the opposition's pitchers in their a ttempts to hold him hitless. game and a.re bitting .530 for your J.4-game vamty career -heeding lnto today's home date W\tb Santi Margalita -th linear sb'ing·of Une..clrMe bits c«n defy sped.fie re<.Ulec:tion. Cell lt a ce.se of a)uminum bcit Alth.eimer's. Conversely, ~does ba:rbor the sinister, though admittedly sc~ lulls that mere mCl1Als know as a slump. •1 have a pra<=lice routine that l stick With. but when I'm in a slump, 1 work birder," iald the Halper, who begim r~ llump·liki ~ u OODlecuttW at·ball pus wttbout rippmg • IOcat betw .... by Of beYoncl op=n.Mlen. bat:"""' tii f8d. .... enthg.me wlboUl ~ bllW.y on blili • • WlillT pll'foms. •GcitDg 0 lor 3 (ega•ntt catvarY 82 THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1998 GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 the Newport Harbor program, 33 boys. Of the sophom~res. Kevin Olson appears to be a.head of the game, while TI"aighe Concannon, Scott Tippett and Mitch Johns should form a top Sailor team in 2000, much like the Sea Kings have this year. ·we'll be right there,• said Warren, whose program budget has grown from peanuts to about $30,000. Juniors Rusty Hill and Zak La.Fata and freshman Miller Akins are also key components in the Tars' future. 0 Warren bas also been unproving his game, thanks to tus lessons from Big Canyon Country Club head pro Bob Love1oy. "(Lovejoy) and tus staff are really declicated to kids,• Warren said. "I've been taking lessons with Bob and I tlunk he's the best teacher anywhere. I think he's one of the best goll mmds that I've ever met.· lJ CdM senior Max Wallick, a medalist in five of the Sed Kings' first six matches this season. isn't the only Back Bay golier who aspires to one day join the PGA Tour. Olson also has his mind set on the big tour. ·I'd love to see it hctppen, • Warren said. ..J In Tuesday's Back Bay match between Harbor and host CdM at Newport Beach Country Club, the Sea Kings ended the suspense early when their first group led the Tars by 14 strokes. Innes Macdonald (36) and Chad Towersey (37) clid the honors. •Those two guys got hot ctnd • took us right out of 1t," Warren said. u Macdonald, a three-time medalist this sedson, first started taking lessons from CdM Codch Paul Hahn, also the NBCC hectd pro. at age 12 . "Remember you wer<.> over ' there (on lhe practice rdnge) when your clubs were too long?" Hahn remtnded Macdonald u In Southern California PGA ' action, Doug Abt.Id of Newport Beach Country Club and Kelly · Manos (Costa Mesa) of Big Canyon brushed among thP finalists in the Greg Normdn · Collection 4-Bdll Championship at El Niguel Country Club m Laguna Niguel. Abild tied for fi rst at 68 with partner Mark Rohde (blanch Goll Center) and won $1,700. ~ Manos teamed with Brad Stormon (Western I ltlls) and shot 70, pocket.mg $550. ..J The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will host ils fourth annual Newport Beach Open May 18 at NBC'C. The event will have two shotgun starts. one m the morning, one m the afternoon. Details 5.57-5100 .J MargarltaVUJe restaurant will host its annual goU toumdment April 29 at Costa Mesa Gou and Country Club (Los Lagos Course) Wlth an 8 d.m !.hotqun start. A cost of only $80 mcluclC's golf cart, green fees, tee pnws, shirt and buffet a t Margarita Ville. Proceeds benefit the Surfnder Founclat1on (Newport Beach chapter). u The Tax & FlnanclaJ Group will host its third annual We Care Golf Tournament on May 11 at Pelican Hill to benefit tht> Make-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County. Details: 223-8281. _ • ~ DUNN:S dub golf column appears ~ Thursday. . . . ~~---------~---~ r-~-~------------------~---------~---~~----------~---~-----~-----~------------• • high sehool boys and girls swimming SWIMMING CONTINUED FROM 81 Costa Mesa's boys fell to 4-2, 2-1 in league, while the girls dropped to 3-3, 1-2. Aliso Niguel sweeps Estancia kim Haggerty I Oally Pilot leg of the victorious 400 free relay quarte t that also included Paul Secrest, Nate Thorpe and Jesse Gamboa. 2.22.35, was just better than her twin sister's 2:22.46. ALISO VIEJO -Llving up to'the tradition of South Orange CoWlty powerhouses in the sport of swimming, host Aliso Niguel High rolled to Pacific Coast League victories over EstaJ:tcia in boys and girls meets Wednes- day. Gamboa, a sophomore, also topped the field in the 200 free (2:04.37), while Secrest was second and third, respectively in the 100 free and the 500 free. Wendy was also second in the 100 breast- stroke, matching second-place showings by teammates Emily Wells (100 butterfly), Stephanie Lombardo (500 free), Erin Bayes (100 free) dnd Sara Whittaker (200 free). Ferry also credited junior Hunter Taylor (d season-best 1:02.24 to place second in the 100 back). Taylor added a thud m the 50 free, while guls third-place hrushers included Mesa's Can Howse 1200 free and 100 fly), Lombar- do (100 breaststroke) dJld Wells (100 free). The Eagles, however, received sterling individual performances from Matt Hoss (boys) and Lauren Cassity (girls) to high- light the final competition before Easter vacation. Cassity, a sophomore, earned the only individual triumphs for Coach Jenny Shel- don's squad. She touched ahead of the field in the 50 free (26.56) and the 100 free (59.24), the latter a season best. Estancia senior Peri Baker was third in the 100 butterfly. The boys score was 104-65, while the guts verdict was 138-42. BOYS CONTINUED FROM 81 seruor Jason Arrow rtnd junior KeVln Becker, "hut 1t was the other guys who won it for us. You need ctepth to wrn a dual meet." Arrow got it started for the Sailors, winning the 200-yard individual medley in 2:10.39, then Becker spnnted lo a per- sonal-best 22.56 clocking in the Hoss, a senior, collected victories in the 100-yard butterfly (58.95) as well as the 100 backstroke (1 :01.17) and swam the leadoff Both Eagle squads fell to 0-3 in league meets, while the girls overall record is now 3-3. 50 free, a CIF Southern Section- qualifying mark. Kruetzkamp expected those wins, but Newport Harbor's assault continued when sopho- more Paul Kepner won the 100 butterfly (1:00.39), while Sailor teammate Robert Weiner fin- ished second (1:01.54). It was an event that put Newport in the lead, 41-39, for good. Harbor extended its lead in the 100 freestyle as Becker won his second event in 50.39, anoth- er personal record. In a close race, Harbor's Jeff Leeper outlasted his El Toro competitor in the 500 free, touching first in 5:09.47, while teammate Chip Going was third in 5:23.86. Going was also third in the 200 free. El Toro claimed the 200 free relay, but the Tars still led, 67-59, heading into the 100 backstroke, which was dominate d by the hosts as Sailor junior Andrew Evans swam a personal-record 1 :02.20 to win. Leeper was third as Newport built a 12-point edge. Arrow ended the suspense in the 100 breaststroke, winning in 1:05.89, while the Tars' Gary Conwell was third. Harbor enjoyed an 87-71 lead going into the 400 free relay, which meant El Toro could grab all three places and still lose. But Becker wouldn't let that happen. Becker passed his Charger chal- lenger in the anchor leg to give Harbor another victory . "Today was my day, I guess," Becker said. ·1 just felt good today.• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIM SUMMARIES • SEA VJEW LEAGUE NEWPORT HARBOR 97, EL TORO 75 200 medley relay · 1 El Toro, 1:48.83. 200 free · 1 Soden (ET}, 1:55 89, 2 Kennard (ET}, 1:56.87, 3. Going (NH), 1:57.27. 200 IM -1. Arrow (NH), 2:10.39; 2. Puchalski (ET}, 2:10.39; 3. Kepner (NH), 2: 16.08. 50 free -1. Becker (NH), 22.56; 2. Eden (ET}, 23.8; 3. Snelgrove (NH), 23.98. 100 fly · 1. Kepner (NH), 1 :00.39; 2. Weiner (NH), 1 :01.54; 3. Blrle (ET), 1:02.47. 100 free -1. Becker (NH), 50.39, 2. Soden (ET}, 51 .14; 3. Beldon (NH), 52.97. 500 free -1. Leeper (NH), 5:09.47; 2. Kennard (ET}, 5: 13.85; 3. Going (NH), 5:23.86. 200 fTee relay -1. El Toro, 1 :33.84. 100 bllck -1. Evans (NH), 1 :02.20; 2 Puchalski (ET}, 1 :02.44; 3. Leeper (NH), 1.03.74. 100 breast -1. Arrow (NH), 1 :05.89; 2. Eden (El), 1:07.29; 3. Conwell (NH), 1.10.73. 400 tr.. relay -1. Newport Harbor (Thayer, Kepner, Beldon and Becker), 3:33.11. MOAC COAST LEAGUE UNMRSn'Y 105, CostA MESA 63 200 medley ...a.y -1. University, 1:48.09. 200 fTee -1. O'Brien (CM), 1 :54.27; 2. Zinchefst (U), 1 :58.32; 3. Yuu (U), 2:02.34. 200 IM -1. Nutt (U), 2:10.46; 2. Berzansty (U), 2:13.83; 3. Whitman (CM), 2:25.58. 50 fTee -1. Taborelz (U), 24.72; 2. Rushovich (U), 24.91; 3. Taylor (CM), 24.94. 100 fly -1. Nadal (U), 59.59; 2. Kim (U), 1 :02.37; l . Vaillancourt (CM), 1:03.93. 100 tr.. -1. O'Brien (CM), 50.11; 2. Bursansty (U), 50.90; 3. Taborek (U) 53.92 .. 500 fTee -1. Biron (CM), 5:37.07; 2. M. Dunn (CM), 5:38.1 O; 3. Mang- ham (U), 5:39.00. 200 fTee relay -1. University, 1:37.33. 100 INdl -1. Nadal (U), 57.79; 2. Taylor (CM), 1:02.24; 3. Comfort (CM), 1:06.43. 100 a.....t -1. Nutt (U), 1:04.58; 2. Yeung (U), 1:10.86; J. O"wki.t (U), 1:13.7. 400 tr.. ...a.y -1. Unlvenlty, 3:34.18. PMJflC COAST LEAGUE Auso NIGUEL 104, ESTANOA 65 200 medley relay · 1. Aliso Niguel, 1:49.07. • 200 fTee -1. Gamboa (E), 2:04.37; 2. Rodriguez (AN), 2:04.13; 3. Traudt (AN), 2:11.94. 200 IM -1. Teacher (AN), 2:21 .43; 2. Lovegreen (AN), 2:23. 15; 3 Martin (AN), 2:25.37. 50 fTee -1. Moorhead (AN). 23.00; 2. Jordan (AN), 24.49; 3. Secrest (E), 24.50. 100 fly -1. Hoss (E), 58.95; 2. Warren (AN), 1:02.61 ; 3. Patton (AN). 1 :04.88. 100fNe -1. Dia (AN), 51.90; 2. Secrest (E), 57.41; 3. Lockwood (AN), 59.63. 500 tr.. -1. Gamboa (E), 5:47.01; 2. Rodriguez (AN), 5:48.52; 3. Traudt (AN), 5:50.27. 200 tr.. re&.y -1. Aliso Niguel, 1:35.04. 100 INdl -1. Hoss (E), 1 :01.17; 2. TNCher (AN), 1 :02.13; 3. Patton (AH), 1:10.38. 100 ...._ -1. Comish (AN), 1:09.~ 2. Martin (AN), 1:14.26; 3. Ta~ (E), 1:16.31. 400 fNe ...a.y-1. Estancia (Hoss, Secrest, Thorpe, Gamboa), 3:51.03. SEA VIEW LEAGUE CoM 122, WCMJC.IDG5 48 200 medley re&.y -1. CdM (Tarayao, Johnston, Palda and Emery). 1:46.19. 200 frM -1. Gentry (CdM), 1 :56.0; 2. Plzznau (W). 2:00.0; 3. Petty (CdM), 2:01.1. 200 lM -1. Kim (W), 2:10.09; 2. Rujanawech (CdM). 2:17.8; 3. Kattan (CdM), 2:17.9. 50 fNe -1. Emery (CdM), 2.2.84; 2. Powers (CdM), 23.2; 3. Husten (W). 24.2. 100 fly -1. Tarayao (CdM), 54.64; 2. Afsandl (W), 56.51; 3. Palda (CdM), 59,8. 100 tr.. -1. Emery (CdM), 51 .04; 2: Powers (CdM), 51 .81; 3. Graass (CdM), 53.2. 500 tr.. -1. Graass (CdM), 5:23.4; 2. Porman f'N), 5:24; 3. Petry (CdM), 5:25. 200 frM relay -1. CdM (Emery, Dirocco. Powers and Tarayao), 1:31.96. 100 blldl -1. Kim {W), 57.7; 2. Palda (CdM), 1 :03.1; 3. Gentry (CdM), 1 :03.S. 100 ~ • 1. Tarayao (CdM), 1:03'84; 2.Johnston (CdM), 1:07.74; 3. RuJan...wdi (CdM), 1 :09.1. 400 he....,· 1. CdM (Fabl.n, Graass. R~ and Gentry), 4:34.5 HIGH SCHOOL ~GIRLS SUMMARIES KAVWWLIAGW El TORO 109, NIWJ°"' HM8oR 61 200 tnedley ,...Y • 1. El Tbro, : 1:59.74. ! ZOO tree -1. Murphy (NH), 1:58.66; : 2. Woodruff (En, 2;03.43; l . Nicholson : (ET), 2:11 .14. : ZOO IM -1. Arrow (NH), 2:29.88; ! 2. Wright (ET), 2:36.75; 3. Manderlno : (NH), 2:37.06. : 50 tree -1. Holfgclaw (ET), 26.04; : 2. Pyka (ET). 28.07; 3. Manderino (NH), : 27.73. : 100 fly -1. Wright (ET), 1:01.67; : 2. Murpliy (NH), 1:03.05; 3. White (NH), : 1:09.48. : 100 tree -1. Woodruff (ET), 58.79; ! 2. Miiiiken (NH), 1:00.17; 3. Sall (NH), : 1:00.86. : 500 tree -1. Noeton (ET}, 5:00.16; : 2. Hartig (NH), 5:56.90; 3. Sandro (ET}, : 6:01.53. : 200 tree rel•y -1. El Toro, 1 :52.22. : 100 bllck -1. Fausett (ET}, 1:05.55; : 2. Reaves (El), 1:09.37; 3. Ball (NH), : 1:09.41. : 100 breast -1. Gill (ET}, 1:09.52; ! 2. Arrow (NH), 1:10.51; 3. Sandro (El), : 1:18.25. 400 frM rel•y -1. El Toro, 3:54.0. SEA VIEW LEAGUE CoM 109, WOOOllRIDGE 55 • 200 medley relay -1. CdM (Tucker, : Cooper, Strack and Hoeven), 2:04. : 200 frM · 1. J. Tucker (W), 2:17.43; : 2. Rudolph r;.N). 2:20.31; 3. Bousema : (CdM), 2:21 .44. : 200 IM · 1. Powers (CdM) 2:21 .66; : 2. Roberts (CdM), 2:37 .40; f K. Dahn : (CdM), 2:43.37. : 50 frM -1 Jordaan (W), 26.5; : 2. M. Dahn (CdM), 27.35; 3. Blair (CdM). : 27.77. ! 100 fly · 1. Powers (CdM), 1 :03.84; : 2. Strack (CdM), 1 :09.65; 3. Nguyen (W), : 1:12.33. : 100 free -1 M. Dahn (CdM), 1:00.3; : 2. Murray (CdM), 1:00.90; 3. K. Dahn ! (CdM), 1.02.15. : 500 free · 1. J. Tucker NV>. 5:56.66; : 2. Cooper (CdM). 6:01 .36; 3. Blair : (CdM), 6:06.27. : 200 free relay · 1. CdM (M. Dahn, : Hoeven, Tucker and Powers), 1:50.09 : 100 bllck -1. Jordaan (W), 1:03.31, : 2. Tucker (CdM), 1 :07 .37; 3. Roberts ! (CdM), 1:08.64. : 100 bNaist · 1. Hapeman (CdM), : 1:19.56; 2. Cooper (CdM), 1:20.53; : 3. Nguyen NV), 1:21 .58. : 400 free relay · 1. CdM (Murray, ! Orbe, Jack and Buzolich), 4:06. PACIAC COAST LEAGUE UNMllSITY 92, COSTA MESA 76 • 200 medley relay · 1. University. : 1:54.82. : 200 frM · 1. Chang (U), 1 :58.65; : 2 Whittaker (CM), 2: 15.36; 3. Howse : (CM), 2: 15. 76. : 200 IM -1 J. Martlnovich (CM), ! 2:22.35, 2. W. Mart1novich (CM), : 2:22.46; 3. Eid (U), 2:25.70. : 50 free · 1 Sude1th (U), 24.23; : 2 Chiu (U). 26.48; 3. Hayes (U), 27 .18 : 100 fly -1. Chiu (U), 1:09.74; : 2. Wells (CM), 1:10.30; 3. Howse (CM), : 1·14.71. : 100 free · 1. Hayes (U), 58.63; : 2. Bayes (CM), 1 :00.55; 3. Wells (CM), : 1:02.34. : 500 free 1. Alastuey (CM), 5:29.64, : 2. Lombardo (CM), 5:57.19; 3. Trefz (U), : 6:15.75. : 200 free relay -1. University, : 1:42.92. ! 100 back -1. Alastuey (CM), 1:03.66; : 2. Sudelth (U), 1:07.70; 3. Nutt (U), : 1 :07.94. : 100 br9ast • 1. Showalter (U), : 1 :09.93; 2. W. Martinovich (CM), ; 1:1112;3.Lombardo(CM),1:14.18. : 400 free relay -1. University, : 3:45.63. . . . PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE Auso NIGUE.L. 138. ESTANCIA 42 : 200 medley relay -1. Aliso Niguel, : 2:08.82. : 200 fTee -1. Brade (AN), 2:20.29; ! 2. Alzawak (AN), 2:16.24; 3. Karpinski : (AN), 2:21.87. : 200 IM -1. Maslac (AN), 2:14.60; : 2. Elsner (AN), 2:26.20; 3. Carpenter : (AN), 2:45.66. : 50 free -1. L Cassisty (E), 26.56; : 2. Wendling (AN), 28.26; 3. Bachler : (AN), 28.81 . : 100 fly -1. Maslac (AN), 1 :05.29; : 2. Hitchock (AN), 1:12.64; 3. Baker (E), : 1:17.70. ! 100 free -1. L Cassity (E), 59.24; : 2. Brade (AN), 1 :04.94; 3. Duwalt (AN). : 1:08.09. : 500 free -1. Lampercht (AN), : 6:07.79; 2. Alzawawi (AN), 6:14.10; : 3. Bachler (AN), 6:17.13. : 200 tr.. relay -1. Aliso Niguel, : 1:52.06. : 100 bedc -1. Campaecht (AN), : 1:16.38; 2. Prlner (AN), 1:19.24; : 3. Robinson (AN), 1:27.68. : 100 a.....t-1. Stevens (AN)~ 1:22.51; : 2. B.lrron (AN), 1:22.70; 3. Carpenter : (AN), 1:26.17. ! 400 he~ -1. Aliso Nlgue~ : 4.'0SAS, L----------~~----------------------~----~~--------~-------------~-----------------------------~- HARPER . CONTINUED FROM 81 Chapel March 12) i.~n·t Uke me,• said the prolific third tHtseman, whose humility is as apparent as the respect he engendcl'I froro opposing pitchers. "After that (Calvary) game, I had to adjust and locus more at lhe plate • Though hf> rf'Cordcd a econd o~fer (0 Cor 2 with a wAlk Mnrch 28 again r WOodbr'ldg ), Harper has been true to h word, induding a torrid two--gam IWIOSJ Wt W e\ In whlch h hammered four doublel, • l.hrnC-run homer and a palr of iingJ to become lhe O&ly Pilot Athlete r1 the Wes. HafpeY.s two-g~ twtng agalntt Bl Toro 4l1d ~ Ha1t>or mo produatd lb: Rm 10 WI f his season total to 11 (now 14 after three more Tuesday al Santa Margarita). He 1s hJttlng .579 this spring (22 for 38) with 10 ex1ra·bue lilts, lncludlng eJght doubles. "The kid can flat-out hit." said CdM Coach :John Bmme, fiom whom Haq>er hears only encour- agement on the topic of bitting. •1 tell hi.in, 'There's the plate, go hit.' • qwpped Emme, who mar· velJ et Harpers oonslltency, work ~ and buebaJl lnteWgence. •He'1 been WOtk11ig al tbJs bJI WhOle life,• l!mtM ~. •t think th• Uy to bis IUCX.'llll .. that be mm the whole n.ld. He drivel the ball the ou..t' way and Wl9 wM the pMcber P. him. TbeN .,. IOIM A8t. WMa: M Op)y 9$ OM pllcb to bit. bu& M's bltllDO 1l. . rd Wllllln ID..-•~ a,~ °'* ..... c-.,.. ... strikes. "Maybe tbere were some people whp thought last year (a .506 ave.rage and RCOD<Meam ~·CfP Soulb.em Section Division W. finrt-team All•SM Vlew and All· Newport-Mesa Distrlct laurela) WU a fluke, but he'• mode those people take a second look. He's been too comJStent for too long and if he keeps putting up th~se k.lnd or numbe11, he'I golng to make aome college coecb v ry happy." HapptneU isn't a part of ~· fQlemn on·fiield ctemeenof, but Bmme Mid that's ~a~ or UM lnteNtty be bltngs to tbe diamond. '•Jiei cc-mwn.ct to bUeball,"' Bmme Mid. ·Ha• welgbll ln tbe pi'edawn boun IDd you can't ftDd •guy men ~11111. ............ co1lll' .... ~bl ...... Newport Bcr.chlC.o.ra Mesa Daily Pi.lot HOYT E~ standout~ tmee awArdS in jlinior ~ ledioD of liltersch01Ntic: ~show. COSTA MESA -~.~te ridet NtcOle Hoyt won tmee liilt-pi.<:e finlsbea In junior V819iW jum~rs and was overall 'JV jumpers thampioo Saturday to top five 1ocel$ who corn~ted in the fifth ~ • .m:th shows of the mterscholastic Equestrian ,League season S&tur- day and Sunday ot the Orai,ge County fair- grounds. Hoyt took rust lli two se~te tables Of jumpers competition SatUrday to capture overall honors, then earned one first, a fourth and a fifth in three events Sunday. NeWJ>Ort Harbor High junior vanity rider Undsey DOrris was second in hunters under sad- dle Sunday, after finishing seventh in hunters under saddle and eighth in hunt seat ~tab.on Saturday. ' ~. ... t -• ·~ . ~..; . -··· .... ADMINTON Newport Harbor tops · Corona del Mar, 12-7 NEWPORT HARBOR -Boys singles players Josh Yoches and Jamey Beeson swept two match- es, while Heidi Eimers and Brooke Plamson did the same in girls doubles to lead host New- port Harbor to a 12-7 nonleague coed badmj.nton victory over Back Bay rival Corona del Mar Wednesday. Senior Sean Hooper earned three victories for the Sea Kings, including two in boys doubles with partner Justin Winder and one mixed doubles match with Savanna King. King also secured one gir1' singles victory, while the boys doubles duo of Mikuto Fukada and Brian Katusian swept theu two matches. Sonia Lohiya and Vanessa Moore added another victory for the visitors in girls doubles. Newport improved to 3-7, while Cd.M fell to 3-6. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 Olson to become girls athletic director at Newport Harbor •Veteran coach will take on administrative duties beginning next fall; 1\veit will remain as boys A.D. NEWPORT BEACH -Fletcher Olson, who has coached girls ten- nis for seven seasons at Newport Harbor High, will become girls athletic director at the school, Principal Bob Boies announced. 019on, in her second year of teaching business at Harbor, will begin her administrative position in August. relieving cwrent ath- letic ~r Eric Tweit of half his ' current workload. •we were one of few high schools to have only one athletic director," Boies said. "I believe girls athletic programs have grown in importance and we thought it would be a positive step to incorporate female leader- ship.• PREPS Though relatively new to teaching, Olson is no stranger to administrative chores, having coordinated the City of Newport Beach's recreation program the last26~. •The (girls athletic) program we have now is great,• said Olson, who plans to continue coaching girls tennis next fall. She ts tn her second season coaching girls golf this spring. but Wl1l step down when the sport is added to the fall calendar next year. "My first priority will be to see that our female athletes are also very successful academically,· said Olson, who is also co-director of the school's Franklin Academy, a program debuting in the fall which Wlll promote the applica- tion of commurucations technolo- gy. -by Barry Faulkner r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, • JC BASEBALL OCC shocks Bakersfield :in tourney opener, 10-2 • Pirates score 10 times in last three innings to stagger Bakersfield at Sequoias Easter Classic. VISALIA -Orange Coast Col- lege's Pirates dallied for six innings on the wrong end of a 2- 0 baseball game, then broke loose in stunning fashion Wednesday, lashing out nine hits and scoring 10 times in the last three inrungs to shock Bakers- field College (19-11-1), 10-2, in the first round of the Sequoias Easter Classic. John Fenoglio was one of the big keys, gomg 2 for 5 with a dou- ble, scoring twice and delivering three RBI. Ryan McDermott, who worked the last three innings. got the vie- . tory after shutting the state's No. 14 team down without a run, allowing two hits. The Pirates (15-14) return to Exeter Field for two games today, meeting Kings River at 11 a.m .. then Gavilan at 3 p.m. SE<>UOlAS EASTER a.ASSK First Round ORANGE CoAST 10, 8AJCEJtSAELD 2 Orange Coast 000 000 244 -10 12 0 Bakersfield 000 200 000 -2 7 2 Shwam, McDermott (7) and Lukin; Henry, Martin (8), Moreno (9) and Witcher. W -McDermott, 2-1. L -Henry, 6-2. 2B -Fenoglio (OCC), Loochkartt (OCC), Calderon (OCQ. 3B -Lukin (OCC}. GIRLS GOLF Eagles improve to 8-1 tvflSSION VIEJO -Estancia High's Erin Thompson earned medalist honors Wlth a nine-hole ' score of 42 Wednesday and the Eagles rolled to a 188-225 non- league girls golf victory over host Mission Viejo at Casta Del Sol Golf Club. Liz Bennett (48), Laura Cote, Lauren Young and Jenea Gund- . vangen (all 49) also finished ahead of the Diablos' top scorer : to help the Eagles improve to . 8-1. .. ,. I I I I I DON LEACH I DAllY PllOT Tigers' Jim Cocuiba gets ready to steal wearing his "throwback" Detroit Tigers unUonn as his Mariners opponent gets on his toes for the play in a recent Newport East Pony League game. Pinsett lifts Giants past the Reds, 4-3 •Youth baseball highlights from local diamonds. The Giants moved to wtltun half a game of the first place Mariners with the win over the Reds as Andre Pin.sett knocked two hits in a 4-3 win in Newport Beach Little League Ma1ors play. Danny Marin-Finn and Nick Palchlkoff recorded multiple tuts for the Reds. NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION MUSTANG DMSION • Y-*ees l. MM'tins 1 • Yankees 11, Rockies 3 The Yankees notch ed their third consecutive win as Nathan Todd and Jarrett Daniel l.imjted the Marlins to one hit and record- ed a total or 13 strikeouts. Key hits in the contest came via the bats of Pab'tck Murphy, ltoss Watters, Todd and Daniel. The posted a prior win as Todd and Daniel combined for 15 strikeouts from the mound against the Rockies. The duo also helped themselves from the plate with Todd going 3 for 3 and Daniel hitting a double, tnple and home run. Other stellar offensive perfor- mances were turned in by Cameron Guy (3 for 4), Watters (double, biple) and Morgan Web- ster, Kevin WUlla.ms and Alex Warnock. The Yankees also put together a fUle defensive game paced by the pldys of Andrew Blgalke, catcher Austin Ma ddox, Eva.n Miller and Murphy. • Phillies 6, Diamondbacks 4 The Phillies boost their record to 6-1 behind a strong offensive day from Billy Munce. Munce launched a home run and a dou- ble en route to dnving in three runs. Jayme OhJaver added an RBI double and Benll Nesbit provided two hits, as well. Handling the pitching duties were Nick Frazier, Michael Tha- gard and Tyler Parker. On the held, Cole Riley, Kevin Etter and Ganett Donaldson led the effort. PIN10 DIVISION • Martins vs. CUbs Elliot Lewis blasted a tnple while Marlin teammates John Swtft, Max Kwock and Zack Tegel proVJded doubles JU. D'Cruz turned an unassist- ed double play, wtule Jake Car- roll and Kyle Miner were also strong m the held. Catcher Matthew Ferreira was tough defensively, and Austin Apramlan and Miner each chipped tn with a hit L--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ TODAY'S SCHEDULE Eagles win in five VOLLEYBALL ALISO VIEJO -The Estancia High boys volleyball team (3-2, 2-1) edged Pacific Coast League host Aliso Niguel, 15-9, 11-15, 15-13, 6-15, 15-12 Wednesday. Sam Nelson bad 21 kills, while fellow senior Brad Wayman totaled 30 assists to pace the Eagles. DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNlS Newwport IAnclng -1 boat. 20 anglers. 7 sand bass, 2 calico bass, 2 sculpin, 20 mackerel, 1 black aoaker. Dewy's lodcer -4 boats, 104 anglers- 81 yellowtail, 1 bonito, 1 ting cod, 300 rode cod. 10 calko bass. 4 sand bass, 3 scutpin, 55 mackerel . BOYS GOLF San Clemente trips Tars SANTA ANA HEIGi-ITS -Newport Harbor High sophomore Kevin Olson earned medalist honors. but San Clemente defeated the host Sailors, 404- 427, in the completion of an 18-hole non- league match Wednesday at Sant.a Ana Country Cub. San Clemente (8-1), which was lead- ing by 16 strokes following the initial nine boles at the Pacific Cub, outsbot the Sailors (2-7), 204-211, in the final nine. The 1\itons' Casey Strohsaul shot 38 to win on Wednesday. Olson was medalist for the 18 boles at 78. Rusty Hill (86), Zachary LaFata (86), Miller Akins (87), Mitch Johns (87), Scott Tippett (88) and lraighe Concannon (88) also competed for the Tars. WATER POLO Oeding scores two in U.S. polo win BORDEAUX. France - Corona del Mar High product Chris Ceding scored two goals to help lead the U S men's national team to a 10-9 water polo victory m the first round of the French Open Wednesday. Craig Kredell paced the Americans, coached by CdM High head man John Vargas, with three goals. ·u was a very good way to start the new season, • sa.id Ceding, the team captain. •we're missing some key players and the young guys played well against a sea- OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY ------- soned team. We bave a lot of room for lmprovement, but a wm is a win.· Vargas has said he plans to use this tournament to devel- op new players and tactical combinations as be points toward the Goodwill Games (July 20-22 m New York). ffllENCM Of9I lJNmo STAYU 10. GmluN"t 9 Sc:oreby~ Germany 1 4 1 3 -9 United States 2 O 4 4 -10 Germany -Khngsberg 4, Botitze 2. Scherwitis 2. Schmich 1. Saves · Tchigir 9 United States -Kredell 3, Oedi~ 2, laster 2. Schumacher 1, Pope 1, Bailey 1. Saves -Hackett 6. 888 OBITUARY THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 N~pon Ek.ch/Co ra Mt a Daily Piloi -~~"'.":'"~~=:-~~---~~--~~--..'--~~~........;..~· ~ ~~...;.;..--...;..~_..;_;,;,_~~----·~.;.,..-~-~~~~~-----:-:~~7."::·:::-:::--:-::~· 1ruauc NOTICES PUlllC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICll • PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOT1C!S PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICl!I tuiuc NOTICES ==:~I~ &ak.!..T!'.:! PUBLIC NOTICI d~o~lnQc 111•,s .H. EREIY PUILIC NOTICE ductlcl by; COopat1Jwrt tGa&hef c. Oien, 23 HM• PUIUC NOTIC! PUILIC NOTIC!. PUBLIC NOTICI, ---!111 ,... CE Hr.t V04J 1l1tllcl doing bOf AICSQe Or. NtwPol1 ---------1---------1---------.J'." PUBLIC NOTICI court~ 8Tfcq tlJI• W.et, RHkln A Itta-GIVEN !Mt ~" A9nl 30, NOTtCI 0' bullneu yet? Yt1. July ... ch, CA tM "etltloue 8welnff• ,-icuu.ue 8ualnea• NOTICI O' ~ STATlllllNTO, ::,.~=~~ ~·::00:11::·0:.:~:~~ ~~~:1:~;~:; :::~~~~:~ 1:~Aguwr• in:,,"·NUZ10a.":~: Th:==::.,. n:=~-::-c::.,. r.rt•:t:::~~ ~ AllANDONMl!NT OP ulflcl IO glv. notice to alvd., 9th l'tr., Loe Aft. BeaCft r.N.-. I Or r Pursuant 10 $tcllon Tllts tlaletMOI waa N41d '2IOO doing bullnett u : doing ~ a1: •SV~IS \.II• OP PICTITIOU8 ::!,.stlcl unle" ..... , CA 8004M-tHI Stal • '&17(' ~I Wtllange. 1104(d) of the lnternel Rev· i<wllh lM COunty Cl«lc of Thia bu1lne11 It con-RON CHAPMAN ENTER· sottWare Unllmlted, 17755 lbrch 24 1"8 • 8UllHl!IS NAM• they hwt :::r9 noUce °' ATTOANIY 'Ofti Jud .. at ~Uc a:tjon to = enue Coda. notice 11 Orange CoUnHtylon 4.o7•M c::':' ~CC>~~'"""' PAtSES, 270 lo. Brlatol St .. SlcY Patti Ea"· lu41t 102. To Whom u' May eon. TM followlno pttl<>nl conHnllcl 10 the pre>pOMd ftMtftt oNdHot hlghfft blddtf, tot cuh 11'1 l\t<tbY ~ that the all-1 t?l4737 ~.. 11• No ... ~,. 1101/111, Coeta Mna, CA. IMM. CA 92014 cern: MAVIS INVEST· l\llW a.bandone<ftht u .. of action.) The ln<leptndtnt Of'an99 C.Unty au .... laWfUI money of lhe Unlltd nual repon f0t the calend., Dally Piiot A,pr. t, 11, t:l, H "-r. G 12129 James E. Ktlton, S77H MENT$ INC lt(ate) a.PPIY• the Flclllloua 8u1lntH admlnlatratlon authority wit rlor Court Stal••. alt the rlahl, llllt r." ol 1997 of Httttf 30, 1tM Th423 T~~t ,:al.:....!:~ wat 11,.... Ronald J, Chapman. 270 llty Pllll Ea11. Sulla 102, Ing 10 lh• O.p.ntnent ol "fama: tntarnallonaJ Af1 be granllcl unltH an lnttr· and Int 1 of .. ld ~........ amity Foundation 19 avalf. ........ _, So. Bristol St .. 1101/1111, ltvint, CA 8201• AICohOUc Bev.rage Conttot fi!Mblletllra. 302 North El "'"' ptraon ntes an ob-PLAINTIFF1 C•llfoml• mtnt :;:~tor(•) In 7. able at lhe lddrHa noted PUBLIC MOTICI ~~he~ty ~:JI Costa M11a. CA. 82128 Ttil• bualnH• 11 con-10 Mil 8'COflOllo beverage• ~rnlno Real, Sulla 118, jtctlon 10 the petition and lnwato,. Mutual abova dffcrlblcl property below '°' lntpeeilon cluri"4J • Yon • Thf• butlntH I• cono dUC1tcl by. an lndMdual at 34-48 Via Os>Otto N.w- Cta"*1tt. CA 92672 •haw• good cauee why th• DIFINDANT1 Kevin °' 10 much thartof at ma • regular bUllnn• hOUfl by FlctJtlour•uaJneae tffll?l47is due11d by: an lndllliduel Havt you ~ doJno port Beach CA 8264io with l\e Flctitlou1 Bu1lna11 coU11 thould not grant the Croaton; Thom.. 1 . b• nac:auary 10 utls~ any clUzan Who 1eque111 ft Homo lta,omont Dally Piiot "Pf, t. 1$, 23, Have you 11art'td doing bUllMU yet? Y", "3 1 "41" of,.sa1,e a.., A Name rtfttred lo 1bo1rt eutnotlty. croHonl It M Nkf t ittc\lllon, with ac:· within 180 days alltt put>ll-Th• foltowtng J*10nt are :ao, 1998 Th428 butlnen yet'> Yet, 1/FEBI JarMt E. Ktlton Wint Public Ealing Ptac. II· waa llllcl In Orang• County A HE.(RING on Iha pell· NOTICI o' CtUad lntart1t and co1t1. cation Of thla notice. doing bul!Mta a1: PUBLIC NOTIC 88 Thlt ttattment WH flllcl c.n1e(1). 00 Sapttmb11 16. 1994, tlon will bl held on MAY 7, MARSHAL'S SALi APPROXIMAT! MINIMUM HHt•r Fomtl~ 'oun-J.D. POWERS COMPANY, E Ronald J. Chapman With lht County Clark of Publflhed Newport FJle No.F822137 1988 •I 1:45pm In Oapt. a..YYINO OFPICIA BIO $N/A datlon, 1105 Quall It •• 170 Canyon AcrH Dr .• La· flotlllOUS Butlno.. Thia statement WH filed Orang• County Ofl 4-07·98 Btach·Co•I• Miii 'Dalty t:harl11 Let McLaughlin, 703 locatlcl at 341 Tht City PILI NO Oaltd March 20, 1998. Newport Bo•o h CA guna Stach, CA 92851 N . It t t with lhe County Clltfk Of 188H754724 Pllof April 2, 9, 16, 1998 4f &ldgeport Court, Oana Orlvt South, Otange, CA • Olvlalon: HllbOf 92000 ' Jtllrty 0 . Powtrt, 170 Th f'rj0 I a on,.n Orangt County on 4-07·98 Dally PUol A.f>f. 8, 18, 23, TM13 ~nt, CA 92629 92668 HOC8Ht480.A MARSHAL OF ORANGE Th I I I Canyon AcrH Or. Laguna t o ow ng peraont art 18988754739 30 1998 Th-424 It business la con· IF YOU OBJECT to the COURT CAii! N0.1 COUNTY, HARBOR OIVI· • pr no P• man· Bt1ch, CA 92851 • dolnf builn .. , at: Dally Piiot Apr. 9, 18, 23, ' Thinking of having• c:led by an Individual granting of tht petition, you 759 480 SION, 4801 JAMBORltE •11•r 1• Nor• Hoater, Mtllnda Everhart, 170 OO WES ~LUM BING, 30, 1998 Th429 PUBLIC NOTICE garogo eale? 19980754335 1hould apptar et tht hear· By virtue ol a writ lasuad BLVD .. ROOM 108, NEW· PrHldent. Canyon Acrtt Or .. Laguna 1783 Whlltltr Ave .. Coate Qlvo ua • calll thlt 1tat1ment was filed Ing and ttatt your ob· on Novambtr 28, 1997 In PORT BEACH, CALf. Publl1hed Newport Stach, CA 82851 ~~~!.~A ri~!~ln Com PUBLIC NOTICE Flotllloua 8t.1•"1•H CLASSIFll!D with tht county Clerk of ~action• or flit wrlntn ob-Iha abovt dtalgnattd 92660 Baach·Coal• Mesa Dally Thi• bu•lnt" 11 con· · 1 (CA) ~83 • Namo &tatemont 842·8878 °tt angt County on 412198 ctlona with tht court b• COUft, upon a Judgment tn· MICHAEL S. CARONA, Pilot Aprll 9, 1998 ductlcl by: husband and r,:~YA;.c .. Cost~ ~ ... w~~ fNlollJloua BualnHa Tht following peraont att . 0t• lht hearing. Yout •P-tarlcl Cl-29-97 In levor of MARSHAL OF ORANGE Th418 wlft " • •m• lt•t•mont doing bu1lnt11 aa: ally Pilot Apr. 9, 16, 23, pearance may bt In pet1on judgrMnt crlditor(I) Call· COUNTY Have you ttattad doing 92827 The loltowlng peraon1 ate OHANA TRADING COM· ~. 1998 Tn433 or by yout attorney. fornla lnvtstort Mutu~I and By /II s . McCray, Deputy PUBLIC NOTICE buslnase yet? No J~~ tu~lnHt Is 11 con· doing bullne" u : PANY, 28522 \Ila Reggio, · PUBLIC NOTICE IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR against Judgment debtor(•) NOTE: Do not takt .down Jaffray O. Powara H Y· • COfpC>fa on GraJ)lllc Excalltnce, 23218 Laguna Nlgutl, CA 9287'1 ---------• ot a cont1ng1n1 cr1d1tot of Thomas E. Crosson, Ktvln or dafaet a poated notice FJctlUoua Bualn•H Thi• 11attmen1 Wat flltd bUa°t: Y~•~rt~ 2d:~ Coso. Misalon \lltjo. CA Adam Dwight Barclay, BSC71 BO tnt dactased. you must file Crosson 1howlng a ntt bal· btfo11 Iha salt or aatisfac-Name Stotom•nt with the County Cl.,k of C 1 1~1 Plum~'· c· . 92892 28522 Via Rtgglo, Laguna '" NOTICE OF your clalm with the cooo anca of $362.796.81. actu-Hon of Judgmtnt. Ptnal Thi followlng persons art Orange County on 4-07·H s otwa lum g o. Inc .. Btulah M. P•tt~. 23216 Niguel. CA 82677 1 PETITION TO and mafl •copy 10 Iha per· ally due on said judgment Coda Section 8t6 (mltdt· doing business as: 19884'764733 T't,~~ ~=~~:•!!::n~I d Coso, Mission Vltjo, CA Thlt bu1ln111 11 con· • sonal rtprastntallve ap-on lht datt of the lsauanct mean°'/· THE WRIGHT SECURITY Dally Piiot Apr. 9, 18, 23, 1 h lh 1 92692 ducted by: an Individual ADMINISTER poln1ed by lht court within of said writ, I h•ll9 levied Publ shtd Ntwport COMPANY 6951 Knollcrest 30 1999 Th427 WI • County Cttrk of Thia buslntn t1 con· Havt you 1tarttd d0tng ESTATE OF: lour months liom the datt upon all 11gh1, tillt and In-Beach·Costa Men Dally Ln. #57, Garden Grove. CA ' Orange C'f:~:;~:j2•98 ducted by: an Individual buelneu ytt? Yts, 3·13-98 MICHAEL FRANCIS of first lssuanct of the let· tt111t of said Judgment Pilot Ap1l19,16. 23, 1998 92845 PUBLIC NOTICE . 2 Ha~t you started doing Adam Barclay PICCOLO, eka ttrs at p<ovlded In Ptobate debtor(s) in the rtoptrty In Th436 Marv Robert Pike 6951 Dally Pilot Apr. 9, 16, 23, business yet? Yes, 1992 This llattmenl Wat flllcl MICHAEL F. PICCOLO Code sec11on 9t00. Th• tht County o Orange. Knollcttsl Ln 157 Garden Flclllloua BualnHa 30, 1998 Th421 Beulah M. Ptters with the County Cltrk of CASE NO. A 191092 lime tor filing claims will Stat• of Californla, de· PUBLIC NOTICE Grovt, CA 9i845 ' Name lletemont PUBLIC NOTICE T.hls 1tattmtnl was Iliad Orange County on 4-02·98 To 111 helts beneficiaries not txplrt before lout sctlbed as follows: Lot 20 Fl lltl 8 1 Robtr1 Earl Wright 2n5 Tht following persons art with the County Cletk of 19981754331 creditors, co~hng.:>nt credl: months from the heating In Block 1 of Section -6 ol : 0~~ ut noH Mtsa Verde Or. E. 'W108, doing bu1ln111 as: Flctltloua aualn•H Orange County on 3·27·98 Daily Piiot Apt. 9, 18, 23, tois. and petSons who may d•lt nollced above. Balboa Island. as shown T 1me . •tom•nt Costa Mesa, CA 92626 NICHE MARKETING CRE· N•m• St t t 199B0753899 30, t998 Th43t otherwise be lnlerested In YOU MAY EXAMINE the on a map recotded In Book ht ollowing ~sons are This business Is con· ATIVE GROUP, INC .. 2737 • •m•n Dally Piiot Apt. 2. 9. 16. --------- the will or estate, or both, Ille kept by the court. llJou 8, Page 9 ol Miscellaneous ~~'?e~uJ~;~~~·AL ART ducted by: a general part-E. Coast Hwy., #8, Corona d~~~ f~~~n!.~ :~•ons are 23, 1998 Th415 PUBLIC NOTICE 01 MICHAEL FRANCIS art a person lntereste In Maps, recorded In Orange nershlp def Mar CA 92625 Si · PICCOLO, aka MICHAEL F. lht estalt, you may file County 9PUBLISHERS, 575 Anton Have you started doing NMCG.' INC .. (CA), 2737 E. ~) & ~"~Pf & c;u~slo~·500b) PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua 8u1lnHt PICCOLO with th• court a Request Common Addtess: 120 oulevard, Suite 770, business ytt? No Coast Hwy #8 Corona n ° y, N•m• llat•m•nt A PETITION FOR PF\0-for Special Notice (form Grand Canal, Balboa ts· Costa Masa, Colllornla Mark R. Pike del Mar, CA.e262S ~':9ta:eut, Cosio Mesa. FlcllJloua Buelnoaa Thi following pe11ons ate BATE has been filed by DE·154) ol the llllng of an land, CA 92662 92626 This statement was filed This buslnus 11 con· T 1 M Nam• Stat•mont doing buslneu 11: MICHAEL PICCOLO in the Inventory and appraisal of The property will be sold International Art Gallerlts. with the County Clerk of ducted by: a corporation (C~lp ~~natBem~t Inc., The following persons are A.C. TRUCKING, 19251 Supenor Court of Calllor· estate assets or of any pe· subject to the right of re· ~a California cotporatlon), Orange county on 4·07·98 Have you started doing Colla M 11 CA~262V8enue, doing busine11 as: Hickory Lane, Huntington nia. County of ORANGE. tltlon ot account as pro-demption pursuant to CCP 75 Anion Boultvard. Suite 19988754748 business yet? Yes. April 1, Thi b• 1• 1 REHAB ASSOCIATES OF Beach, Callfornla 92646 THE PETITION FOR PRO· vlded In Probate Code sec· Code 729·010. The amount 770, Costa Mesa, Calllornla Dally Pilot Apr 9 16 23 1998 d ct~d bu~9n~:,,• 111 con· CALIFORNIA, 7772 Gltn· AndrztJ Chmiel, 19251 BATE requests that lion t250. A Request f?r of secuted indebtedness Is 9l~126 1 30 1998 · • Th430 NMCG, INC .. Alyaa11 t'iave y~u ata~~da gn1 cot SI., IC. Huntington Hickory Lant, Huntington MICHAEL PICCOLO be ap-Special Nollce form is 5378,730.47. s bus ness Is con· • Pisano President b 1 11 y 1 ° ng Beach, CA 92647 Beach, Callfornla 92646 pointed as personal rept&-available from the court II the subject of this sale ducted by: a corporation PUBLIC NOTICE This ;tatemenl was filed Tu• n~H ie "· 9~~ Nikki L Berg, 921 Azalea Thia buslnen ls con· sen1a11ve 1o administer the clerk. 1s real property and 11 has The registrant commenced with the County Clerk of •,mp• •nagemen nc., Or., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ducted by an Individual n taie ol lhe decedent. Attorney for the Petl· no s\teel add~ess or Olher to tralsaf', business under Flclltloua Busln••• Orange County on 4·07·98 ~~l~ar:,:.:mpl~, S~rel~[Yd This buslneat . !s con-Have you ltarted doing THE PETITION requests tlonar: common designation, di· the I ct t ous business Namo Statom•nt 19988754725 with lhe c'~e~t WCI~ k e f ducted by: an lndlVldual buslnes1 ytt? Yes. 1-1990 the decedent's Will and WILLIAM W. SOUKUP, rectlons to Its locallon may ~~~: o~rJa~.a~; listed Tht following persons are Dally Pilot ~pr. 9, 16, 23, Orangt Coun~y ~n 4-<f7.9g Have you started doing Andrzej Chmiel cod1c1ls. ii any, be admitted ESQ. (CS8#75068) be ~btalned from the Mar· I I I A G II doing business as: 30 1998 Th426 19988754721 business yet? No This statement was filed Id probate The Will and shal s Office upon request. nterna1 ona rt a enes. AC CONNECTIONS 2454 · Nikki L Berg with the County Cltrk ol any codicils are available ATTORNEY AT LAW, Prospective bidders Do~ Nay, Ptes1dtnt Sunnlngdalt Dr Tusiin CA PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot Apt. 9, 16, 23, T,hls stattmant was flied Orange County on 4·3-98 for examination in the file 8 1 4 1 E. KA ISER should refer to Sections This stattmtnt was filed 92782 ·• • 30, t998 Th425 With the County Clttk of 19988754483 kepi by lhe coun BLVD., SUITE 308, 70t.510 to Secrion 701 680. Ollh the County Clttk of David Agulrte 2454 S n Flctltloue BualneH Otange County on 4-06·98 Daily Pilot Af)f 9 16 23 THE PETITION requtsls AHAHEIM, CA 92808 Inclusive, of the Code of range County on 4-2·98 nln dale Or •Tustin ~A N S 18981754037 30 1998 . . Th437 authOrily to administer the Publlshtd Newport ClVll Procedure for prov1· 19980754330 92~2 ·• · The 1:i~w1n':~~~~! are TRADE Dally Pilot Apr. 9, 16, 23, -·-------- estate under tht lndepen· Stach-Costa Mesa Daily sions .governing the terms. Daily Pilot Apr 9· HS, 23· Wilma J Caallm 2454 doln business as· 30. 1998 Th422 RENT dent Adm1n1strat1on or Es· Pilot Aprtl 9. t5, 16, 1996 conditions. and eH~ct of 30. t998 Th432 Sunnlngdala Dt .. Tu;un, CA M02ARCH DESIGNS. 23 through classified tati1es Act. (This Authonty Thw435 the sale and the llabihty 01 92782 Harbor Rid ~ Or., Ntwport Buy It. St1ll It. Find II. w~I allow the personal rep-This business la con· Beach, CA 8:1c.60 · 642·5678 Claaalfled. through classified Polley WHAT HAPPENS IF YOUDON7 Af1VERTISE1 NOTHING! Call the Classifieds 642..S678 •Rat.,., and d1·11dluw::. urt> :.ubwr t t.o <·ha11gr 'v.itho11l Jllllll'I' n, .. publi!)llt'r rr-.rn'f~ thr -Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm . Wedne:-.day ......... Tuesday 5:00pm . nght 111 1·+'11 ... ur. rf'du .. -.ify. n-n:.t' or rt>jr1·t aur da .... ifwd ad\l'rt"'1•mr111. Plriht' Jrpon ·a11y l'rr11r th111 m11' bl' 111 your du.,-.1fi,..d aif ~m1~di1ttl'I) Tiw b 1uly Pilot 1wn•pt., 110 ·ltabilttY for 1111\ t'rror 111 au 111h f'rti..f'lllf'11t .fur v.-hld1 11 mit) lw n·.,p111h1blf' r·u'f'fll for the m-.1 of th,.. .,pan· 11c·tt1111lv n<Tupi1·d hr tlw ··rrcir Cn·d1t n 111 11nh b1: ullm11·t>d for 'thl' By Fax (714) 63 t-65Q4 ByPbone By MaMn Person: BOUl'8 l~·l1·phunf' 8:30am-5:00pm \1condu\-f' rul.i\' "ulk-ln 8::f0nm-5:00pm \f,.nrl..y-F' nrl.i ~ Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm fir.,t i11-.r n11111 · ( Pll'a..., 11wlurlr ""ur 1uunr 1111tl pb111w numh..r 11r'1d .,,. 11 rell ~uu bark •1th II pric r 4111111 ) (714) 642-5678 330 w<'~t Bay St rt>rt Co:.ta ~f'.,a. CA Q262? ~1 \r•pt1n Rhri & B.1~ S1 Friday ............... Thursday S:OOprn Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm Index II II rJ Cl ., 1oos.1•2• UI0-2790 " . IU0-1140 •I02-61ff rl II ' I ra 9102-2744 ....... Mlo-6080 7011·ffff (il _GE-NEiiiiRAliiiiiiiiiiiiii100_2 coSTA MESA 1024 =~~~Rr 1069 ~g~~i Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 · to place your Garage Sole Ad! ,...-------2 Br 28• Trl·L•v•l liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiOiiO EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SOLD f 5% Down, $1150/mo Harbor Woode 2Br + WHY PAY RENT ------------------------------------------------ • Why Rent? Call Today 2.5Ba Former Model. Brand new Ooublewlde Showcase homes Agent l-S00-428-0380 2·Car Gar. Upgraded! 3Bdrm. 2Bath I At! real al.tit lfflr11l1Rt II t•l1 _,,.,., 11 11•fftt 10 tM fH· flat Faff Hoal•t Act II 1111 II ttul4 w•tc• 1111ta II 1111.,1 .... ,,, ..... , '"'"""· ~llrit111.. or "scrl111lullo1 Usld H llCI, COIOI, rtlltlOI, 1t1, u1d1Qp, llA'llllal 111tn tt HllHll .,,,, •. or H lftllRllOI to C111t1 llJ uc• prtl1111c1. llmltatto• or flscrt111lml01. • n 11 11w1p1ptr will 111 lltWl11tlY 1u1pl HY ti!Vlftlll· 1111111 let rtal Hlltt wMd 11 I• YltlltlH ti lflt law Otr rtlNtl ere •111bJ l•lor1111• t•at all •••111191 1dw1rllttf la 1•11 aews,aptr lfl HllllMI 11 11 ...,, .,,.,ia1rty Msll Tt ct111· ,iall llf .UCt1111IAllM, all HUO Tell-hi 111.aet-41'·1611 Ftr Nit Wltllillfltll DC ma ,.. ... ~I HUD at Clf."'9 for aale In our B~ Owner 2·Sly Twnhm S229K 720.1704 Bkr 549,995 Saturday Real Estate 2br/2ba appnc 1245sfl---------s2500 Down·s349 Mo. Supplement! private atrium, 2c/gar, I HAVE BAYFRONT'S oc Spaces Available HOMES OF ~~:~c nro~~~r.i;oc"~ $1 .000.000 & UP Beach Hom•• THE WEEK $137,500 427·0074 Private Showings 12345 Beach Blvd DI I Buyera Call Stanton ap •Y ada atart DUPLX $210K 2·Hms 0 u I ck A• a Pon I e (B & •t Just $751 Mell11a, Agt 652·0258 each Lampson) Deadline Wed 5pm on 1·Lol. Well kept. 714·89SM5833 ***** Owner may carry. Agl, Ooean & Bay Vlow OPEN HOUSE Earl Taylor 642-4722 Lux 2Br 2Ba Condo -------- MHa Verd• Lrg 4br poottjac/gym/5~ dwn CEMETERY LOT/ Llatlnga for $51 3 full bath 2 maater S947/mo 515·2035 CRYPT 1225 Deadline Thurt 5pm suites. new Ille/ ***** kitchen. spacious/ •PRIME BAY VIEW• It pays to advenlH brlte w/beaulllul land· Bluff• E11panded & In th• b111 local Remodaled ·e· Plan. Real E1tate Section scape s254.5K 434°"'983 Added brHklatt rm & CALL TODAY Townhomoa 2 or 3Br office + drHm kllchen. LISA RIVERA 3Br+2Ba Eultld• or Don't wait 1o He or 7141574-4252 WHttlde. 2/c gor, buy lhla b•autyl pool, 1pa. S 16gK 10 Reduced lo 1828,000 BALBOA PENJNSUIA 1007 HOOK Jenny Bradley· 8AT & 8UN 1·S Broker 714·957·1718 2173 Vltta Entrada ()( 714-967·789& CEMETERY PLOTS 8 In Poclflc View M• morlal Park, Corona def Mar, (Vlata Del Mar Section). S20K. Call Biii at 209-683-2945 WANT TO BUY A .-./...~ HOUSES/ HOMIEf Bad Cr~ll (2//4 Holdlng You Back? CONDOS ••••••••l38r 2 .aaa Condo Call J•nny lor Cr•dlt A 11 A L T Y f.OR RENT HOUSES/ &uporb kit, 8th n001 Couna•llng lnlo: 714-7 90-3142 •••••••• ont.rt.lnlng deck w/ 714-961'·1896 -=--....,..----.--.._ C:ONDOS oc .. n vua. $495,000 Townt'lomea 2 Or 3Br !OR SALE D•~ P•tllt. Agent•-U'll:-WP0--.-1----Avt frorn 11&9 to 2001< .-G.-E_vn_...D..._a,--2-1-0-2 07 99/051_.810pgr n.a " t Or 2}o gar, pool, n~ ••••••••! ________ BEACH 1069 epo. Can for an •PPt ~o:!~~t J~~7 e:~~~YS LHeH!. All Areaa ---- ------coaoNA CJENERAL 1002 DEL MAR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1022 • Get to : the .... .,: • : llBC'• ---------- VllWMOMI GRAND PRmllW 4/18-19 1 Noon-4PM CAMIO SH0 .. 11 •eot P•lrfl•ld Dr. F0t Sala By Own«/Aot. Sand•• a Drew Young (714)2 ........ (7t4) 737.0tU lie C•nron 28r 2Ba • • S900111°•7000/mo IPack>u• alngle story. °' 71,..967•7898 Luxurr L•aeln9 ,urn. i year ...... Broker 714-552.0700 UIOO/mo. Rel'•+ NBWPOll' OQOd credit. Cynthl• Ph1n1p1. 111-2121 COAST 1070 CORONA ILu''' uv v1iwl••lliliiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiilDEL MAR 2122 Upgraded Thru·Out Vlewl Ylawl Vl•wl llilaiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii A.cluced 10 628.000 Stunnll'IQ Townhome BroQr 7804142 2400 lq.Ft. Pvt lpe, 1bd 1ba ~ay aottlng IWWWI WIW Qranlto a LlmHtone redooor d no nf:'' or 1_, a Oo.an Yu'• Oat~ Comm. w/Poo1: ~~·cs •(:114~'1:.1 ~~ 1e:1e,eoo John. lkf 1 .... ,aea ~ n;,_..a ....... u ... t r1'll:iiiii0r""":Q.._i~.~.~o-u .. 1h_o...,f 9 rl"UIUCJIU&I HwY. CC.an w , ~ .. p. ~--ont'a ll200mo. Open ....... h•-lvft. 1o-4pm.; 161 ?t4on~tao t4Utl Dr. 7:12-an dSt le IAY81Da VILLAO• ..... =192:& .. I "-* lllgMI Homee ill+ .. ._, Ch-~ OOilllll Newport H••zr:= ~ 9'M :-:: ...., .-. .P.'J!-=-..t~, 01 I.A~ ~ rt.=m·._ ' STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The 1.Lga/ DqJartmmt at tk [)aj/y Pilot is p/M.seJ to announa a new snvia no"' awilabk to new businas4 ~ wiJJ now SF.ARCH UN~ for you at no extm ~, mid S1Wt you the ti~ anJ the trip to the Court House in Sant4 Ana. Thm, of coune, afar the sozrcl, is compldeJ t« wi/J fik your jiaitious butint:1t namt sta1m1m1 WiJh the~ am, publish onct a wetlt for four ufth as rtqUinJ by l11uiana then ffeyour proof of pub/iattjgn wilh tht Onmly CJerle. pfedg stop by to file )flU1' fa:tilious business dl#mlmt"' tht ~ PiJiJt. 330 w. Baj.~ a.¥ta Mt!Sll. If ;you Cllllnotstup "'plidse aJJ us"' (/14) 642-4321 llltdwt will ""'1ti ~for JO" to htWill this ptOatlurr "11'llliJ. .. lf J""-shou/J havt any fia1her 'f"o,lio111, ~ aJJ us ad""' WiJJ IM mow lhtin g"1IJ to assist yqu. Y«J lid in.,_, new '1iammJ Ncwpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA ROOMS 2706 IUSINl!SS PERSONAL EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 WANTBD MUSICAL SAD. BOATS 70ij ----iiiiiilPENINSUIA 2607liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY . SERVICES 3005 5530liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BOY 6018 INSnuimm eosSliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-i- ... ••k ••v 3br 2ba iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N• w .Oc•-'lfront/22nd. 2804 Car• Glv•r. Al• you 3 •' LANCER &LOO,.. tam rm/den on huge ••t•P9 to Beach• Private rm, unfum, ahr NCVl:f' FORGET an Newport •••oh no longef drMng? Avl Old Coln• Oold Silver Oalllen K•u•9•r 1980 :alnt cond. clfffet lot, fp, 2 •11c gar. 2br, fp, dw, patio, bath, utla pd, n/amkg,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lmpcnant date fOI the Conf•renoo and fOf errand•, doctora, Franldln Mlnt. SterUng Amp + h .. o.r 1100 wheel furllng ancr 1 1615• P•l(?)a42•9999 garage + parking kitchenette, laundry. •ODA/SNACK• REST OF YOUR UFEI Vleltor'• Bur••u grocery 11ore etc ... NB Old watch•• & lewelty 7't4"721·8338 ~ J:• tedW:ed snoo 714-4&1.ne1 1 block tg N.8 . Pier :~~T~~w1.m0~~r~: call 1-aoo.251·2983 ••••• Aa•t we•re ar... Jul• 875-7199 Wattcout Coin 542-9448 •••••• YFC YKoht Btoker9ge NEWPORT u1o~'r:.e7t!8~:m at iocat alt ... 11000+ !~~.k1'!!~c•"~rr.'~t:i Rl!CORDS/TOP • (714) eTa.osae BEACH 2169 CORONA •• weekly potentlal. SCHOOLS t 1 Jazz, R&8, SoUI, Rock ererTDONJCS (Between 9A,..·5PM) Small lnveatmenVhune JNS"l"'DUCTJON Ind vldual, knowl· MERCHANDISE Etc ... 50'1 & 80'1 Mike • ~"" .... ' • iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill DEL Ulln 2622 • U\ 3012 •dgabl• about NB. 10 ... ______ 845-7505 STEREO 6080 M.AJUNE SUPS DIAi\ profits. Call toll frM: repraHnt lh• bureau.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oc·~ 10~" w2Br 28• on the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'·RE-NT--ALS--T-0___ 1 ·8 8 8 .7 e 8 .7 8 7 7. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to th• calllng and vl•ll· --------• D """ u. Water PenthouH •N•w•r 2br 2ba fp •>Ct. 4300 <24 hours). BECOMI! A Ing public. Req: Xln't PRE! TO YOU 6022 C•bl• D .. crambl•r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia lnct•dlbte oc .. n & tndry rm/,apa/gar~ge. SHARE 2724 (CAl.•SCAN) PARALEGAL. Join phone comm aklll1. •UTrgwnu:! •010 •14.811 Cod• 04 40FT Newport HatbOt hatbOt' view, W/dock cloH to beach. Avall liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii one 01 America'• fast· PC word proce11ing n iiilHili &&iiV•»iliiiiiiviiii •714-282·2•04• Mooring Pot.ntlal s 1550/mo 5/1 s1 •nn 723J'!.11108 •---------e1t growing protea-proficiency, able 10 Fr .. Rabbits plek up •7500 0 b 0 Call Denn.la S..8·11100 • """ .....,., 28d 28a Female.tpool CREDIT 2907 alons. Lawyer In· work In fall paced, 2 to 4pm. 20412 Birch ••••••••• ;,'-61s.92o5 W/0 , oceanalda lnliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii atructed home 1tudy. challenging environ· St. back houH, Santa 1---..,....,..--=-~~ Balboa I•. B•Wiront COSTA MESA 2624 COM. ~50 mo+ utll. ••v•R• CREDIT Specialty programs ment. Please lax r•· · ~ -tt•quea: Ana Hight•. GARAGE SALES VI• Lido Bo•t•llP• 501 North 8ayfront iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dep. req d 873-7319 PROBLl!MS· bank· ottered. P.C.D.I., At· iume 10 Mi. Sheridan <f1•• ;p Avallabl• Now M•gnJncent 4Br 4.5Ba 1 1 ~ dgmenti lanla, Georgia. FREE 714•722•1 •12 •-Ii! ll tfbl Sall or Electric prerd. lam rm, formal dining, 1 8 r D •tac h • d Balboa Penn 1 houH rup 0 ... u ' catalogue. ""' « '"'0 11 H BUILDING 25f1·451t. S13·16per ft 2 FP'a, roof aundeck. Cottagea w/Pallo from aand. Share 2br Ilana. •le. Want to 800·362·7070 Dept. Ofo Mgr/Telemarketer/ ~lWDOUM MATEn•11rfl! 6030 VILLA RENTALS 1tart over. with a MIOI .. ,. ~ NEWPORT wetbar, 5/c gar, no near beach. Cathedral houu, clean, 1pa. brand new credit Iden· l.LE762. (CAL"SCAN) Flooring 1ales. Exp'd rt0tn 71•G7f5.41912 dock. Vac $7500/mo cells, frig. Move-In fem prerd $500/mo tlty, legally? For com· 40hra/wk. Flextime 1~1eeo • STEEL BUILDINGS BUCH 61691 ________ _ Donald Pfaff Speclall $875+S400 (714) 873·1840 plete Info. call •••••••••• S8hr+comm 434·7929 ,.11-peRS RV'S 714-433·9528 deposit. 548·2421 0 FF ICE CLE AK 8W In original crate. 401120 ~n ~ ' ' Co ldwell Banker CdM Gr•at Hou•• t-(800)1181-0444, EMPLOYMENT <>wfoht• (1 open end) wa1 Moving S•I• Sat Qam TRAILERS 8014 2Br 1 Ba Near Falrvlh( flight attendant prel'd 24 hra. (CAL •SCAN; $480.· S&4CJ. per wHk. Ett ... 8ele9 $6,380 will sell tor Many haehold Items. -B-lg--.•"'""•-yf"'"r_o_n-:t....,..3""8-r -2"""e-a1 a. Adami. Very clean, 2br 1 ba S550 Avail 5/1 No exp nee. F/T·P/T ~ $2,680. Guaranteed Everything must got liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ tam rm, wetbar. FP, ga.rage, no pet, S695 call Rhonda 760-8050 888·292·7091 x 2243 Painting&~ China comp t et•. J Q • 2718 Hllttop Dr. Mo 9 IL e HOM£ dbl gar. nHr b .. ch. +S4oo 714·241·8850 MONEY EMPLOYMENT /./PT R•c•ptlon Books~Fumlture 1.000.292.0111. sat April 11, 8 •3 pm $4300.0801 $19115. Agt 842·9e99 •Coate Mea•'• Beat E'Blutf nHr CdM H.S. TO LOAN 2914 L••alng/Customer 40~ (CAL•SCAN) Household llema. 16ft x 45h. Low SpaC"• CA.NYON ISLAND Jr·1br a. lbr, also 2br Shara. Large 2br 2baliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 Service Newport ln NtlwporlS..ch lamps, mlscellaneou1 Rentl Orlve by: Berry 1 ba 1 t d Apt. $525mo utll Incl, • • • • $ • Beach Marin a & 14 673 62 131 ... 0 .... ord Lane Oale Villa, .Senior #2, 2Sr 2Bath, 2-car c • qu •1 gat•1 avail now. 844--9124 • •LO•A•N • CARPET CLEANERS Commerclal Conter • • PETS & • "' Park, 13061 Fairview partllng plua storage, •oamamy. poo. teonta, seeks lndlvldual w/ ANIMALS 6049 •••••••••• St. at Garden Grove paol & tennis. Avail access o EIS CM ahr beautllul CALL 1·888·310-9002 Certified prel'd, exp 1 Blvd. Space 11145 • or Nowl S1 ,600.mo LH. lreeway/beach/mall1. lrg 3br townhm. Oar • must. Use our truck some know edgo/exp WANTED iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Corona del Mar 714-557-0075 $550 Incl uU no·•m·pt mounted unit. Clean with boats; strong or· NEEDED Summer TRANSPORTATION call Richard at I I'd •42 ..... 40 OMV. Dependable. FIT ganlzatlonal skills Incl. ANTIQUES •••••••••• 714-663-2020 Propar11•• 613-8494 £aatalde CM em pre u .... . ANNOUNCEMENTS 25·35%comm434·7929 Word Processing & . home tor 2 Large Very Mouvatedl Pin• Tree VIiia Database. Call for -dogs. Indoor/outdoor, •N•wpor1 Height•• Large 1 br. apartment. HB Townhouae Cashl•r & D•ll Appl. 714.673.9330 Older Style Furniture like kids. Wiii pay well. _P_O_WE __ R_B_O_A_T_S __ 3Br 3Ba, w/gar, patio, $650/mo 850·3735 Share 3br 2.5ba, P/T·F/T, AM or PM, PIANOS i Collectibles (714) 87S.1520 fp, w/d hk-upa, very garage, w/d, female Must Be Rellablel Call R•cp't Small entor· ·~·-7012 quiet. $1600. 7511·0874 Walk to Th••t•r/ pref'd. $530 + 1/2 utll. ANNOUNCEMENTS Jerry 714-631·0144 tainmnt sottwaro co •\1..-•A..-•OlllteF"'""""" Purebl Br0•dlkltwsildsl2 00 50k iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Can't seem 10 get to all those repair jobs around the house? Shopplnn Lovely 1Br Cat'• ok 714 53"'-9773 nr OC alrpl. Phone. $$CASH PAID$$ mar 0 c · Newpor1 No. VIII•• 1 Ba In g;ted comm. . • .,.. 2920 COPIER AND comp, Ille. gon 011 _P«•'" .ni .. -Fa b Ea II er GI It Bright a. lmmac 4br w/crprt, bale. & deluxe Lovely HB Mod•I Hm OFFICE Products M·F. 8.5 lax res 10 WE BUY ESTATES 631·2111 or 646-8473 3ba SF/home w/lrg kit lndry lac. $695/mo. · Prof't F~m European/ Lawrence e. Klein M.D., Technician wanted. Bob 685·9220 • tmmed•at• fn•ndly•.,_. Teenage cat blk/wht $Sav• Money$ buv Donat•d Boats! •21 ' Westerner ski boat $3500 •21' Bay· liner Trophy 1987 S6400 •26' Bayliner Sunbrldge 1990 S14,500 •21 .5' Four Winns with trlr. Like new $6500 YFC, Inc. Boat Donation• 714.075.05B8 & matr aulte. 31p, gar· Kleln Property Mngt. Brit preld. N/S/drugs, Inc. Gynecology and Great rural areal Research •WEPAYMORI FASTDr' very sweet. likes to den patio, gated com· 714-581-4000 Rm/Ba, w/d, nr bch, Menopause Manage· Rep,1y to CHampto5n6·8s Admlnlatrator kiss your lace. Needs munlty, pool & apa garage & dog lover. ment, announces tho Bus noss enter, home (562) 598 3525 $3400/mo. Year lease ---------Avl 6/1. $650/mo + 1/3 r..;locatlon 01 his office W. Une St., Bishop, seeking conscientious • avallnow 574.9999 NEWPORT utls + $600. sec. • CA93514. sell-starter for N.B. SELL ---..,......,.,,-.,..,...-.,,..-1 714.536.2098 to 400 Newport Center (780)873-4971. Office. Must be oxp. N•wport North 2Br, BEACH 2669 •--...--------Drive, Suite 409 New· (CAL •SCAN) w/MS Ollice producls 1 Full + Vanity Bath iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Pv1 H L b / vt port Beach, CA 92660 ----------In a Windows based your home 1c/gar, Ip, w/d, fridge. ome. g r p 714·729·4300 Ellectlve DELtVERY DRIVERS environment. Type s95o.mo+ 550o .sec. B•Y Front Home rear ba, kllch, lndry. Inc March 16, 1998 Mon and or Fri/Day· -'l ~ through classified 714-760-1280 atudlo avail w/poot, ull/cble. No smkg/pets ---------time. Own car w/lns., 75wpm accurately. c-957 8133 trig, no kit/pet S575mo $450/mo 722·9755 Thank you St. Jude, we must hold 6 + Cool· FIT· salary+ benolcts. 17141 • Ill' I I •75.A404 are all 10 grateful tor A $5" Please Fax Resumo: SOUTH COAST NEWPORT COAST 2170 Vl•w Gated Exec Hm u s nc. v -. an I w • r I n8 our era. verage ..,.. 714·752·1412 or Matl Newly Renovat•dl••••lli•••• SlOO/per day. N/smk. to tOOO Dove St #200 AUCTION Spaclou1 1 Br & 2Br 1--......;..p_ra....;y_e_rs_._A_B__ HEAL THY GOURMET N.B. CA 92660 N-port Bay Terrace COMMERCIAL 714-833·2020 1691 Mesa Drive REAL ESTATE 714-545-4855 Bridge 2202 So. MMi St. By CHARLES GOREN Retail Sales PT/FT. SMta Ana. CA 112707 with OMAR SHARIF Br lgh ton belts, -h....-CAt211 Let the Claulfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. &42·5678 3Br 2.5Ba, marble, -.-o-n_T_h_•_W_a_t_•_r_*_ beautllul yard, pool. Spacious 1, 2 a. 2br1--------- $3900 714·612-4888 +den Ap11. Garage. BUSINESS OFFICE . . Dental Asst needed 2 days a wk. Friendly Tusun office. Exp nee 832-5890 watches, stlver 1ewlory and TANNAH HIRSCH Hrty +comm Fashion fB.~~~~~~~~I c ) UNICATION ts. Tamara 544.5953 BEST PRICES MAINTAIN 'C MM •. ---.,j Ip, some w/d hk·ups. FO,, ReNT 2769 Pool, private beach & &-. .c APARTMENTS FOR RENT m a r I n a . W a I k to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Balboa lslandl $1650 to S2800 780-0919 --BALB-0-A----• MISCELIANEOUS ISIAND 2606 RENTALS Large Apt 2br 1 ba, ---------atepa to So. Bay, lrg ROOMS 2706 deck, gar, no/amk/pet iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S 1500mo yrly 723-4633 E'Sld• C.M. near bay. •Ex•cutlve Sult• Avall. Hurry they go laall S300 Fashion Is· land 760·9150 Joanna Georgoua Ocean View Suite avall 1215sl $2800/mo walk to Fashion Island, Ed· wards theater. tree parking + a surprise 714-760-9150 or 1----------1 714-675-t 649 Joanna BALBOA PENINSULA LOST & FOUND 292!; Private room a. bath, l••••••••-W/0, tan.pool, 1pa. N/ liiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2607 S.$550 + 1/2 ulll. BUSINESS & Loat Cat Russian Bluo (714) 515-9694 alter FINANCE male/sleek/grey, 7 lbs. 2pm or leave mess. nr Gelson's Mrkt, CdM on 3/23 760-9030 NEWPORT BMCll NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY HEALTH & FITNESS 3000 PAJRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATBD COMMUNlTY BY FASHION ISL.AND Beautiful 1ree·li11oc1 ~1rcc1s and golr course views EnJor c melrt>l' living In your large 1 . 2 Of J BH npnnmc.·rn homel • lWO<iir R<U•lgc: • \Vil.'>11crttlrycr hookup<; • Flrc.·plac-c (Wr'XM.I Ao gao.;1 • Air contllllonlr'lg • Wet hm In J. a11d .J nu • Alilrrll b}'StCtn • SI .650 to S2J>95 PLEASE CALL (714) 64+-0509 Zip 2904 iiiiiiiiiii~iii!iii~~ ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TH E " PAR AS I T E 1• TAPE" has arrived! -····· Please be wary of oul of area companies. Check with the local Better Bu1ine11 Bureau before you aend any money tor lees or services. Read and under1tand any Out performing Dead Doctors tape 10/1. Call tor FREE tape & Information on how to clear your body pf paraslloa. Toll tree ( 8 8 8 ) 6 3 6 .3 1 1 7 . (CAL•SCAN) contracts before you1,.•••••••• ~!Y;~. Shop around torlPERSONALS D YES, IEL1 MY CAR Run your ad In the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Dally Pilot and the Hunting Beac~ Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,009 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mall with I -0.. QMC o-OAM• a check todayl Run for a weekl If your oar does not Seti, we'll run tt for another week IT ii M for :)ult $10·. l ·11otar. .._,,,, ... .-... ... D I R E c T 0 R 0 F -=-= PAID -=-= NURSINQ Position Sal•• Dealoner ..P..P ..P..P avail. lmmed. In 99 Orange County area bod snl. for strong, Experienced en closet exper. 0.0 .N. Uve In and garage organiz· rhe if 1 small town in Ing· PI o as e ca 11: CA In a valley among The Closet King fruit trees, vineyards. 800·787-4416 lakes, streams, & U.S. COAST GUARD • one iltm to emirt aatr • 1111~ to modem ·"4imm.~ PRED STEGMANN ANTI UES mountains. FAX re· Now Hiringl Women & •----------• sumo to: Pleasant Men ages 17· 27. Care of Ukiah, •Great Beneltts •Good FURNITURE 6014 t-707·462·0742 Pay •exctting Jobs. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and call Kim Taylor, Be a part of lhe Administrator. a c t I o n . C a I I 1 ·707-462-6636 1 ·800-438·8724 CAL•SCAN CAL0 SCAN ---------0 o ck help cust SVC/boat UNEMPL('VEDI ARE Brown-Jordan outdr furn. Wht tbl/4 chis. 2 lounges. serv can. cocktail tbl, ottoman good cond s 1200/set 714·759·9354 rentals. Full or part YOU a gr<)at salosper· time $6/hr to start son looking for an op·•---------Call Penny 557·5100 portunity? Wiiiing to Custom dining set w/4 E l. E c T A o N I c s travel Monday·Frtday uphols'd chrs, antique TRAINEES. Job Call Mr. "M." al oak dresser w/mlrror. openings with excel· 1 ·800·225·6368. Chr/ottoman 759-9606 lent benefits. Paid (CAL"SCAN) t BUY FURNITURE training & relocation. Women• Shoe Store In Antiques. All PIANOS 11tgh school d iploma COM needs sales 1pc or houseful cash grads. Ages 17·34. person Sat-Sun only paid (714) 957·8t33 San Diego/Orange shoe exp a + 675·6292 County: 1-800-222-0289: HAN s Los Angeles: EMPLOYMENT MERC DI E 1-800-252.0559; SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 Fr e sno/N onhern Ca 11· I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii torn I a: I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·80o-345-6289. -•••••• Citrus, Fruit, Avocado (Mon·Frl).(CAL•SCAN) Plaase be aware that Trees (fruiting) $10/ea. ETM seeking reliable the listings In this cat· Ouoen Palms. Lrg 15 people for early AM's egory may require you gallon $35/ea. Cement a. PM's for ln·bound to call a 900 number Fountains S 11 O/ea ticket sales/Info calls. In which there Is a Birdbaths, S20/ea s. Coast Metro area 1_c_h __ a_r_ge ......... p_e_r .... m_i_nu .... 1_e_ . ......,... Jasmine, Olandars, & S7hr to start 444·JOBS ••CREDIT CARD pr 1 v • t S 1 /e 8 Gardener p AO BLEM S? • • 909·674·9422 Nonh-South vulnerable. North deal~ WEST • 10 9 7 2 0 Q84 0 32 •Q876 NORTH •A4 o Jl o AK764 • 9532 EAST • 86 O AK 1097 0 QJ8 ... J 104 SOUTH •KQJ53 <:1 653 0 1095 •AK The bidding: NORTII EAST to 10 20 Pus 2• Pus .,_ Pus Opening lead: Four of o For a seemingly simple deal. tlus hand poses a surprising number of problems in both the bidding and play. Nonh-South overcame them all to land an eJ1c:cllcnt game. The first problem was North's rebid. Althoush it is 11.\ually nght to bid out your shape. the club suit 1s so bad that we have considerable empa· lhy for North· s decision to rebid two diamonds. Now South bad no convc· nient rebid. To raise diamonds to t.hc Lhrce-level would not be forcing; and a jump to four diamonds would bypass lhrce no trump. perhap~ the only makable game. Smee a JUmJl, rcbtd to the three-level with a fiv~ card suit was equally unthinkablq.• South compromised with a heart cu • bid. over which Nortl could do ~ better than take a preference IJii! spades with a doubleton lugh honor' West led a he.alt to partner· s kiAl and a trump return put declarer the spot. Nonh's diamonds could set up but the only entry was the ~ of trumps. And trumps could not b( drawn before the diamond suit w establi~hed because the defende could then t.alce two more heart trick!' to o;ct the conttaet. South overcame the hurdle cle-' ganlly 1bc second trick was won in , dummy with the ace and low dia-• mond wa~ led away from the ace- king. 1bc defenders were left without resource Since there was still a trump on the table to take care of•a third round hearts. the most defend- ers could get wete two hearts and a diamond. since the 3-2 diamond spljr meant that declarer could draw trumps and run the d1amonds for all the discards needed from the closed hand. • Learn to be a bdler b~ play-· er! Subscribe now to lhe Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 711-' 1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Le_t}!!i P.O. Bos 4410, Chicago, UL (J(JMU. Sherman Gardens In C.O.M.· PIT. Mon·Frl. Call 8:30am-2:30pm and ask tor Dorothy. Debt Consolldatlon. •--F-l_R_E_W_O_O_D __ Avoid Bankruptcy. X'lnt Quality $135 a 1---------------------------~ Stop Creditor Calls. cord or S75 for half Cut Interest. No Credit dellvered fr•• to your Check. One Low Pay· driveway. 852·8827 7 t 4·673·2268 ment. 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"Chien. , TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Walks with a $Winging gait 6 Ott !Jill 10 Fllmsy. as an ex ruse 14 Parted 15 Soll driok 16 Writer Haley 17 Sotlh- 18 Spiral 19 Pal1 in a play 20 B«:omlng 22 Replacement car 24 Paving material 25 Transgression 26 Obtain v Hit: slang 31~ 33 Stoty ol lhe Trojan War 34 In apple-pie ordet 38 Lurett ~~,. 4 I Campa lodging 43 Gruly Mace 44 Wound ""1'lindaq 45 Qu6e'8 48 F&YOl'h 41 Baebel'a Mel-so Knock. PREVIOUS.P\JZZU SOLVED THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 Newport Bnc:h/Co.ra Men Daily Pilot CN,lD 1YMI,,, ·:·a daycare and education directory 9115 MAZDA 9125 MERCEDES 9130 NISSAN 9150 VOLVO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii ••• ••DAN O.VH.L• ... MU•t•ne QT o.o '•3 QS 000 68k ~I •ep ftX7 Convertlllll• ... ea20 •94 PICK UP XS '9• 810 TUAao 4.GL, lo ml. pwr/wlnd/ 51pd, full power, wl'll prl w/gr•Y llhr Auto, full power, Black/black. co. fully .. ~. 4 tk rril. 1-owntr. L.o ml. CO, llhr, mnr1, 1oc1<1, tealh•r. lmm•c. lmmscln liout. chr01Ms, mnrf, •mac am·fmcaaa&cd, 1oad•d . (817818) mu11 Hef (SH85918) more(11Mll73)SSAVt? loaded ez finance. 121 ,900/obo 873·3588 blk/blk ttl'lt, euper Ml.888 19992 Ll!XU8 OF (12JVW332) •••alt full price 984&0 ,84 aC 400 clean, •1 nnance LEXUS Co•t• M•.. WalTMINSTl!R '90 tnteera RS Costa Me•• S unweet Motor• Black/bl•ck 401e ml, Ml prfc• •8850 MISllON VIEJO Llnool~eroury (714) 892.-0909 Whit•, 84k ml, 3dr, Llnoolno.Merou~ 'lt4-43'1•1831 full option. mint. Lexui Sunw••t Motor• 1o8884Hl·LllXUS (7t4) 5 40·5030 • 8 8 V 7 o Q LT xtnt cond, 1-owner (714) 540·593 '90 Muatang sllver Oertlflecl. 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In great BY mP Eastbluff 644-0232 64~20 968-8833 WESTMINSTER •a3 •td d I (714) 437·183t top. Mint cond. orig pwr wlnd/lock1, (714) 992.•90• • .. ore 0 wh te. AJC. dual air bag1, .., v local car , bumper------.----owner. $15,888. Call 1 '94 LEGEND L bumper guar, tojac;k, INFINITI 9095 '87 America'• Cup 780·6640 or 998·0323 (2z6~¥31g4:;~82 shape, new brakes/ '94 CAMRY LE front end, etc ... $1750. 6 WKS TO 12 YRS Harbor View & MILDLY ILL CARE 714-964-77 41 Hunt: Beach Lo mt, white, llhr, $17,(>00. 875·6128 Edition, Slg11ature '88 300CI! White I Coet• M••• mnr1. mint. (3RQC306) •95 045T Se r I es· Nau t 1ca1 grey Int. Looks & run1 Llncoln·Metoury $19,950 Black jade/Ivory, full Colors, White. White great. perfect cond. (7141 540-5830 Lo mllas, full power, 1~~-7_1.,.4...,·5.,.4...;.9-_1.,.1.;.o.;..1 __ Lexu1 trade, mint! '78 Super-Beetle Conv (.3HMA1936) $12.777 Fuel lnj,smog legal Nu MOR TIME HIGH QUALITY CHILD CARE, INFANTS, TODS, A CHU'I PLACI &LUNIHICDnD 611 · 6 AJLl./HALF SESS. POTIY TRAIN-PRE K. LEXUS OF CHEVROLET 9045 Leather, Navy .Blue S15,500pp. 129K ml--------• WESTMINSTER • 0 option, only 36k ml, Cambria Cloth Top (714) 642·4400 '85 VILLAGER (7 14)8928908 MINTI (301949) asking '.>1450 obo•-----------• QSMINIVAN •---------·---'90 Suburban $27,577 714·540·'1507 '89 2801! White/gray 7 pais. dual ac, pw/ '97 2 .2 CL Scottadale ·LEXUS leather, 1·owner, 67k Red/grey, lthr, lull 3/4 TON, 2WO, Reeso MISSION V IEJO '93 TOWN CAR ml, loaded, lmmac! pdl, 1111 cc, am/Im • Ll!XUS OF KYB 1hocks & tires. WESTMINSJER $2500 714·631·2255 (7t4) 892·9808 •92 Rabbit Convt •'95 4RUNNER 5sp, new top, new SR5 V8 tires, good cond, $950 PRESCHOOL & K! 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STROH • P.O. 789 Sierra Madre, CA 91424 4-6 Week Delivery (760) 257-4394 • AltAMftl 1·(888 )·88 ·LEXUS I I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $14,993 11ge for letS (949474) (714) 540·5830 01.1r nterlor, "Barn Costa M••• $17,777 ---------• O o ors·· In rear . '92 T rooper Llncoln Mer cury LEXUS OF '97 SABLE GS AUDI 9025 104,000 well main· V6, 4x4, auto, am-Im 1714) 540•5930 WESTMINSTER AC, Pw/pdl, ABS, till, talned miles. Runs cass & cd, 71k ml, (714) 892·0908 cc am/Im cass, pwr great, good cond. whVgry, xlnt cond, '97 Contlne ntal ,93 3 00TE WAGON seat, alloy whls Sllver/~~:y~4 leather, 568~~1~~~46·0813 full ~~1~~,$n1c~n.ioo ~8oJ>:/~~1i. A~~ ~t=~ 58k ml, 60k service <943~4;~t~1~~:. 5spd, full power1.....,,~9...,,5_·C""AM---AR-0-2-.2-8-Sunweat M o tors co n d ( 7 11352) done. lmmac (259681) Llncoln·Mercury (22318:rJit~7 While, full power, CO, (714) 437·19~1 $27,~~ata Mesa SAVELEXUS OP (714) 540·5830 MISSION VIEJO auto· 1 1 e 7 5 1 ) --------Lln coln Mercury WESTMINSTER 1·(888)·88·LEXUS s1 3•9~~xus JAGUAR 9105 , ___ (_7_1_4 _) _5_40_·_5_8_3_0_ (714) 892·8908 MI SS ION VIEJO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 TOWN CAR BMW 9030 '84 528• 4dr whVblue LOADED, great cond. Only 2 owners $3100 (714) 846-0951 1·888.S8·LEXUS '95 XJR Mlntl Black/ EXECUTIVE '98 L I LS Black. 21K ml, 6yr 75k 4.6L V8, PW/POL, um na (Select Edit warranty Leather, ABS, lmmac, loaded beauty, sher· $39,500 714·759·8404 2 to choose from wood green, all pwr, (668360/653965) C/D, ab, $36k ml, $24,997 1-owner, s12,500 Onthemove? c oata Meaa 780-0712 or 641 ·3828 Llnc oln·M•rcury Sell your extra 714 540-5830 NISSAN 9150 '89 Maxima 6cyl auto 8/ c pwr wlnd/drs am/Im cass xlnt cond $5995/ obo (714) 846-2665 '91 300 zx Auto, full power. am·fm cass, T·tops, blk/blk llhr, 80k ml, WESTMINSTER Coll Cla a a lfle d (714,892_0908 1odayl 642·5678. '97 CAMRY LE Only 15000 ml. New Lexus trade. (42506) $17,587 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 •B88·88·LEXUS '97 SUPRA TURBO Pwr wind/locks, tllt, cruise, ABS, am·fm, cass, Cust Buy It. Sell It. Find It. SELL your home through classified 1990 ZR·1 Vette All options. King of the hill. one owner, Red/Red, $29,000 household Sell your home items through classllled. Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Classified dally 642·5678 must seel full price $111950 Sunweat Motor• (714) 437·1931 whls, must seel (12ESG992) Meke Otter Coat• M••• I l'11lu:111i.1 \o< il'I\ 800·643·5022 Classified. · call 760· 1580 in Classified 642•5 878 Llncoln Mercury (714) 540-5030 ·sE·R·Vl-C·E--·1 ~L~~uc DIRECTORY CONCRETE & 3528 MASONRY 3557 ••••••••I Leaky Show•r• Rep'd Regroutlng & lnstall'n ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS South Co a•t Drywall Acoua remvt/cust text Water Damage Repair Beat In Quality & Price L550017 444·8809 L670130 Dean of Tile 673-8065 or 846·8526 John Doran Masonry Brick•Stne•Concrete Lg/Sm Jbs•Repairs ok Free Est. & Advice L#687191 831·36 3 2 ••JRO MASONRY•• BLOCK BRICK STONE All types·Olty Work! 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Senlce A PLUMBING 3890 Uc#4S'490 Full Insured WALL -======= CBILD CARE 3536 General contracting & DECKS 3615 (714) 675-1112 or lnat.allattoa ,,,,LiiOiiANiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii8ii3ii2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll!l&mSS!:i5l!immli!: COVERINGS 3i 32 I 450732 846-30181"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (562) 901-1924 7 l.4·~90-3171 1• THE LOCAL PLUMBER LEWIS Construction 1• VI••/ M a a ter o e r d -a James E. Bangert Co.· SCR!EN Remodel•Handyman *Wood Fence•* $25K + unsecured Free Estimates SERVICES 3919 Th• Stripper Speclallzlng In Wallpaper Removal L5889241 963·50 37 Lll'704773 Local Res. Replace/Repair Low $ bad/no credit ok, all Friendly Servlce•lnsured liiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •714-557·5925• Free haullng/est. Llc'd HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS apprv'd 800-365·3499 L#532981 675·9304 IVSINESS SDVICBS 3488 Live-In child care. European Au Pairs. 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