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Home My WebLink About1998-05-01 - Orange Coast Pilot.. --· ·-~ ... . Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Students bound for Princeton •Principal says odds are • 'astronomical' that 6 from same school would be chosen by N.J . college. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot CORO NA DEL M A R They've studied together, played together and, come September, they will be starling· coll~ge together at Princeton University. In what some school officials are calling astronorrucal odds. six Corona del Mar High School stu- dents have been accepted to the N ew Jersey university. Corona del Mar is one of onJy 19 high schools in the nabon that hc1cl six or more students accepted by the Ivy League school. Last yec1r, only 4 l8 students from Cc11Jfom1a were admitted. "IL is aslronomicc1I," said Corunc1 del M ar Princ1pc1l Don Martin. "'Wp're aU very proud of these stu- dents and their accom plishments." Added ass1stc1nt principal Robert Cunard: "This 1s an excep- tional group of students bolh acad- emicaJJy and in terms of extracur- "This is an exceptional group of students." -ROBERT CU NARD nculdr activities.~ Among the six is Corona d£•1 Mdf's valedictorian, Jam es M an- del, 18, who received a perfect score on h is coUege-entrann • exams in November. The others are Melisa M oehl- man, Sarah Petry, Zander Lanfnecl, Ryan Achterberg and Robert Ris- tau, all 18. "I'm th1nk1ny c1bout studying lllology or hus1nf'ss," Mandel ~did "It could chdll~J<'. But I'm redlly hdppy thdt I Wds c1ccepted. O f dll the schools I dpplied to, Pnnceton was my favorite • Petry. who llldY ~tudy lc1w, sc11d -.he visited sev<•rc1I colleges on the Cd!>t Cod:.t belure choo~iny Pr 1nceton. "It's c1 rcc1Uy IJf'c1uWul school," !-.he said . ''l'U c1bo be nice to expe- rience something different from Cc1lifom1c1 . We'll c1ctuc1Uy get to see what it's ukf' to hdve four seasons." Laniried sc11d hP ttlso liked the Pnnceton ccrn1pu!> but was Pspe- nc11ly imprPSSNl w1th the progrrlmS • SEE PRINCETON PAGE 7 -.. Corona del Mar High School seniors, clockwise · from lowe r left, Sarah Petry, Ryan Achterberg, James Man.- del, Robert Ristau. Zan- der Lanfried and Melisa Moehlman will all be attending Princeton in the fall. I 1~.11 Ht..(,o •t l<T1 lJ/\t ' ~·1 Water panel cancels vote Michael Rudinlca, 13, from Our Lady Qu~n of Angels, picks weeds out of the meadow area o f the Environmental Nature Center Wednesday ln preparation for this wrekend's event to raise money to pW'chase land from school dlstrkt. CALL OF THE W ILD Environmental Nature Cehte-r launches fund-raiser to purchase land from Newport-Mesa Unified School District NEWPORT BEACH -Bo Glover bel.teves educating to- day's youth 1s a task that re- quues much more than text- books and chalkboards. As administrator of the Envi- ronmental Nature Center, he is on a m ission lo ensure the unique form of learning the non - profit organization provides will be preserved and enhanced . The.center, which hosts hands- on nature workshops in a 2.5-acre outdoor classroom for Orange F.Y.L -t• WHAT: M ay Flair fund-raiser -!•WHEN: 2 to S p.m., May 3 +WHERE: Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beach + CALL: (949) 645-8489 County schools and youth organi- zations, has lawKhed a fund-rais- mg campaign in hopes of pw - chasing a 1-acre parcel from the Newport-M esa Unified School District. The land fronts the 16th Street center. Glover said the center so far has raised $200.000 of the Sl million needed for the first phase of the project -pur- chase of the lan d. The second phase would raise funds to pay for construe- • SEE NATURE PAGE 7 Clark.ta, or Red Ribbons. a CallfomJa wildflower, grows in the meadow at the nature center 'T~. . . -. , . ~ . . -. -. . . -~~~ ~J:~""'\ - ' . l . f ' . , '~~·..La.. ~ -·~ ~~- , . Blackball season starts today • Only body surfers can ride waves at the Wedge. 'By Greg Risling, Dalty Pflot 'Jt1I! ~ -• Bl4ck -flags will be hoisted today to mark the ltart oCblackball sea.son, an annu- al prObibition of flotation devices 1D •heavy surf. 11'8 rUe of posage enables ~ ..:fen the freedom to ride u,.,..._alone behfeen 10 a.m . ud f p.m. through Oct. 31. • ,... Newport Beach City 1louadl ad~ the policy five ..,. 4'fO after the Wedge tlon Sodety,. a ·group Qf IW'f4'JI, pleaded for.....ldla ~ of the surf durl.J!9 }!Mk ~· Tiley per1uadid -tbe ~:e.llllllthet the popUlanpot war • ... II Blackball allows us Thoman said there have been long-standing problems between the opportunity to ride the two sides, and the water has som e waves that are become too crowded. He said, how ever, that surfers have come best for body surfers. II to accept The Wedge as body- -aA • swfiag territoJY. , --..... .-MEL 1nuMAN ""Ne are lhe aboriginal peo- ·•• pJe, • Thoman said, "We're just a better served for body surfers. "Surfers and Boogie Boarders were catching every wave,• said Mel Thoman, a spqkesman for the soaetY: •BJaabell anows· us 100 opportunity to ride tome wavet that are best for body surfers.• The loolely banded gwoup a.llo got the counrdl to u\9od Uie time period an extra two months en t.b8 pmWu JUQ&.to s.ptem SWftrl 1md·body boerdefl got In thelt 1Ut rides WeclDetClay night' daltDg dlappf condltioilt. handful of friends who like the sp<>rt. I've always said the waves are what brings me, and the peo- ple are what keep me there.· The Wedge orlgin.ally was cGlleO~ Hook" l>emtDe ~ Us IOUtbwstady swell that aune on the jetty all(l Jumped 'IP· Loog rldel aren't Qllld•"'D llt the popular turf lpOt, but thew.,,. ..... foe body aurfen. TbomlD .ad . . ~15toJO...-. vation memben will take pmt ID a bw:b deenup ~al DOOD S.tUidliy. ~ • 2 board m embers persuade colleagues to open biddin g process f,;.) fo r Jrecilment plant. By Tim Grenda. Dady Pt/01 COSTA 1'.'IC::SA TI1t> f\ 11''-oct <. ·on~oliddlPd W,1tc•r D1stnrl Roc1rd un Thursddy mqht di lPn!-.l pdvt·d lhC' WdY to put thP cuntr<1ct tor c1e-.1qn of 1L'> $7 2 mlll.10n cohm·cl· Wdter lredtment pldnt out to hid But a boc1rd chv1ded ov{•r Lh(' 1clt'c1 -which could set the pro- JPCt's planned SUOlOl('f 199~ 'itdrt 11p date bdck six months and rn'-ol the dtstrict $500,000 m lost '"' c>nuC' -d1·clmed to do so. c1t ll'd"t tor now. In Mdrch, th<.' board undn1- mously agreed to give RePd lnll•r- nc1L1ondl, a BPrkeley-based Wdlt11- 11Hlu~tr.y dcs1qn firm , the onJ y ~hnt c1t lmlding to de~1qn th1• hr'>t phdw nt th<' pro1ect Tlw trPc1t11w11t plc1nt 1::. c1 sen e::. ()I well!->, p1L111p-. c111cl pipeline~ Lhctl ''ill pmnp colon,<! wc1tPr -which ..., clnnkdbl<.> hut ::.light!) dt<icolor ·d ctncl o;;cented hkc' rottpn eqgc; by orqamc mdtPndl~ -nut nf thf' lo( c1l ground \VdlN ciIH.l i->vc•ntucilly < ut f\1esa '<. dt>(X'ndenCl' on co~Uy 1111ported WdlPI to JU~t 5"., RE>ccl would hp rf's~ns1ble for cl1 •!-.1ynmy Uw fir-.t pha!'e of th<' prn1e1t , 'mdudmq ozone ~wm·rd· tor!'> Cdrhon hlti>r<-and storage tcrnh-. "-o < ontr,wt hd'> b en -.1gnt"d with l{Ppd hut lhf' ft.rm would hkPI~ l>P prttd dr<>und $400.000 for ttu· dC'-oHJl1 work, ort1- l"lct ls SdH I , ThP c.olorPd·WdlPr lredtmf•nt plant 1~ <->xpt'C"tc>d lt• l>eqm upNct- t11Hl 111 -.umme1 1 ll4~l Rut .it the' urqmq ol DLrf'ctors I lcink Pctntnn ct11cl Trud\ OhlJq- 1 lcdl th" hucml 11nammously r1•-.<·111d1•d tlw ,·1111• tu make RPE'd tht• ~nl(' l11ctd1 •1 c1nd c19re>ed di IPc1-.t to tur tht't 111n-.1dl'I putllng •SEE WATER PAGE 7 Police probe school scuftle • Incic!Pnl ct l NPw purl I lnrbor H iqh School 1 c1 1ses ran tll concerns. By Husein Mashni. Daily Pt/or NEWPORT IlEACH -ThH''' police detl?cllvf's were poking around NPwport Harhor l,hrrh School on Thurc:;da y, t ryinq lo dPtennine whPlher ran> wd-. .i factor in a fiqht that occurrt•d there Fnday. The right between two -.tu- dents. one whitr and om~ Lctt1no, resulted in thf' Latino stud<•n t being tak en tn l loag H osp1ldl for treatment aftE>r htS front tl't>th were pushed into hlS gums School offioals SdJd the mcident began around noon m the school'~ quad t1rt•n, wht•n .i qroup of ~tu dt>nt.., apJ1<1 rP111ly t1ngdgC'd in a f<l()(l hqht l >iw nf thl'.' students re- port1'<ll} thrt•\\ .i ldt<.>r tot at the La- lln1, turt ... nt. "ho wa.-. v. allung by. ThP Lrltu111 ... ruclt•nl confronted !ht' pC'r~on .. , hn hcHl thrown the food dlHl ,.,.,.1-. rC'portedly chdJ- 1<'11l:-JPd tu rt fight, school ofho als ... ,11<l Group s of stuclPnts started qctthC'nng Ctrounct, so the Latino <.tud<>nt wc1lk1•cl dWd)' But c1s he• w<1lked through the crowd thc1t hd(I Qetlhered , he JlU!>hed (\ '>lllclPnl. who responded l>y h1ttin~1 him. according to -.chool ofl1c1<tl~ ThP two ended up on the concr<1ll' wrestling and pundunq l'ctch othN "That's wh1'n I walked by." -.cl1d Newport HMhor Pnncipal • SEE SCUFFLE PAGE fS check it out Fans score with new baseball books W ith ~aseball season now in full swing, fans can twn to library shelves for a fine lineup of books about America's national pastime. The most notable include several by media moguls. From NBC-1V announcer and multi- ple Emmy~ winner Bob Costas comes wcostas on Baseball,• an insight- ful com- mentary that cap- tures the broadcast- er's passion for the game. In addition, this new volume features a frank analysis of issues that have compromised the sport, with Costas' suggested remedies.' The re's discussion of every- thing from Pete Rose's ban to the politics pf team allegiance in w Bunts,• a coUection of essays by syndicated columnist Will George. Other sensitive pontifica- tions on the game and its rela- tionship to our culture are in A. Bartlett Giamatti's w A Great and Glo- rious Game," by the late Yale professor : turned : baseball -com.mis- sioner. For fans who want to } •. :.,, .. \· '· ·• Llitl ,. ~t .. -~· be tter understand major league play, "Tun McCarver's Baseball for Brain Srugeons and Other . Fans" features tips fo r watch- : ing the game like a pro. Along -with a quick-paced explanation of what goes on behind the fans, from age 17 to 94, form a portrart of baseball played in diff~ent eras in •ttornaby Hit One Over My I-lead." In this oral history, find a heartfelt reflection of the game's mys- tique from the viewpoint of those who love it. Uncover a contrasting per- , spec:tive ill .. Talldn' Baseball,• featuring interviews with some of baseball's most prominent personalities. From thQSe who've played the·game, learn about such controversial issues as free agency, artificial twf and designated hitters in today's big money era. No one has a better view of the game than the umpire. Enjoy accounts covering two decades of play in Durwood Merrill's •You're Out and You're Ugly, Too,• by a former blue in #Umpires.• high school principal who traded ·an acade- mic career for a seat behind home plate. Find other insights from 19 men in You can read about contro- versial, fwmy and successful men who have managed the work of all members of a base- ball team in WThe Bill James Guide to Baseball Managers, from 1870 to :foday. • Or, con- centrate on what sluggers have worn for almost 100 years in WBaseball Uniforms of the 20th Century.• Finally, get to the bottom line with "The Joy of Keeping Score." In this lineup of score- keeping from 1845 to the pre- sent, e:xamine play-by-play tal- lies of no-hitters, pennant clinchers and other contests that have mesmerized fans for more than 150 years. ' . . . . . ' Balboa Island art g~ features oils by local artist and ~ts fot'.lndation that helps the mentally ill By Stac.y Brown-Martinis I t started with oils. Not a typi- cal g tg art, d4ll~-year-oldTut oils it was. And 40 years later, oils it is still. This Saturday, artist John · Cosby will be the subject of a reception and signing during the third annual Newport Beach Art Gala at Graphics Gallery on Bal- boa Iskind. Cosby credits his grandmotlier, also a painter, for launching him into the art world. •She would pull out the oils to give me something to do,• Cos- by explained. "Then she would be able to continue her painting.• Cosby will exhibit 35 original works in the show, titled "Tub- ule to California: San Francisco to San Diego.• wThis show is a compilation of plein-air works from trips I've taken from San Francisco to San Diego and everywhere in between,• Cosby said. Original paintings and open- edition prints from the collection will be featured and on sale dur- ing the one-night event, which was the brainchild of125-1'06f-Old gallery owner Mike Zschoche (pronounced ·Shockey"). Zschoche started the gala a couple of years ago to benefit local charities. The last two shows supported the Balboa Theatre and Defend The Bay. Ten percent of all proceeds from Saturday's event will be giv- en to the John Henry Founda- tion, a nonprofit organization that offers affordable housing, voca- tional training, employment, sup- port groups, social services and recreation for adults with severe and chronic mental illness. "We're so thrilled, excited and honored that both John Cosby and the owner of the gallery chose us,• said Carol Montsinger, executive director of the Foundation. •1t was definite- ly a surprise to us.• Montsinger said the money raised from the eve.nt will be used to repair one of the eight Foundation housing f11cilities in Orange County. • IOM HAGGERTY I OMV Pl.OT ~e Zschoche, owner of Graphics Gallery on Balboa Island. will featuie local artllt "John Cosby at the third annual Newport Beach Art Gala. Portions of the proceeds of the sale of Cosby's pleln- m-style art will be d~nated to the John Henry Foundation. . tion because it is an adult-orient- ed chaiity and usually people give to charities that benefit children. "It's just a personal choice of mine," he said. .; 0 ne of the sponsors of the <;iala is the Balboa Porch, located across the street from Graphics Gallery. Owner Martha Brown said she will keep her store open late on the night of the event to serve the influx of people on the island. •[The Gala) is very well done,• Brown said. "It is really a community event. You see a Jot of people you know and you are able to chat with your customers at a'>dtfjefent~.· in local artists' otjginal works. Balboa Island native Randall Lake was the first artist to have hii.wotM aboWJl at tM.~. ~oche approached Lake and asked if be could show his originals. Lake told him they pieces by Ken Auster, Joe Solomon, Richard Kent, Scott Kennedy and Eric Robison. Now he carries prints, originals and limited editions by these artists and others. Last October the Graphics · Gallery started displaying Cos- by's works. "They started selling like can- dy,· Zschoche said. ·we turned out to be a good team. What's nice is that we have something for everyone. We cany $2 note cards up to $45,000 paintings. The price and style run the full gamut• Zschoche mailed 3,500 invita- tiQDI ioi .t.J1e Saturd4y .receptiwl and said that in the past any- where from 700 to 1,000 people have shown up for the reception. "It's an opportunity for the local community to get togeth- ~: . . . :: · plate and in the field, the Fox- 1V broadcaster and former all- star player offers humorous insights about strategies, play- ers and coaches. • OtEOC rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Sara Barnicle. Cosby, whose art)s regularly seen in Cigar Afficionado maga- zine, said he chose the Founda- J\nd it's only been in the last couple of years that the Graphics Gallery has become a •different venue." When Zschoche first started-there it was just a poster and framing shop, but after two and a hAlf years he bought half of the btisiness and started to bring . wouldn't sell because of the prices, which range from $1,600 to $45,000. But he was wrong. The paintings sold well. er,• be said. "And it's more like a .; big party than the typical stuffy ~ The reminiscences of 45 reception.• " .. .................................................................................................................... ~ Zschoche then brought in briefly Prima ballerina Julie Kent joins Festival Ballet · ~ r----------------~----------------~---------------------------------~~ SCR presents staged reading of 'Lunatic' South Coast Repertory announces a staged reading of KC Davis' •Lunatic'" on Mon- day at 7:30 p.m. and is tbe last in a series of five plays to· be read during the theo.ter's 1997- 1998 NewSCRiptS 9e4.IOll. #Lunatic'" is the story of a wealthy merclumt in poor health, bis seductive 6augh- ter, Angelica, and tbOle. who fall victim to Angelica's ways. Davis, who first wrote the play for Seattle's 1~ PirstACT Festival, was a Jerome Pellow a.ml m~ of the Pl4ywrlght'1 Center while living in Minneapolis. NewSCRipl's ii part of. tbe theater's Collaboration Labo- ratory that la deligned for new play developu;ient. llcketl are $7 and are avail-a~le by calling 108-"55. By Stacy Brown-Martinis S it back and enjoy a classical approach to a childhood fairy tale this weekend as the Festival Ballet Theatre presents "Sleeping Beauty" at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Th.is enchanting production·stars guest d~cer !ulie Kent, one of the leading bal- lennas m the world, as Princess Aurora, and Gennadi Saveliev as Prince Florimund. Both dancers are members of the American Ballet Theatre. Kent became a-principal dancer with ABT in 1993 and co-starred with Mikhail Baryshnikov in the 1987 movie #Dancers.• Saveliev is a former member of the Bol- shoi Ballet. •Bringing in top talent to dance with a local company gives this area a chance to show how much talent there is here and gives Festival Ballet Theatre dancers a chance to experience and learn from these professionals,• said Sa1wa Rizkalla artis- tic director, about the addition of K~nt and Saveliev to the program. •1t also presents the audience with some of the best that the ballet world has to offer.· "'MIOOllWt. OMf AnlncW Offtoer VOL 12. N0.102 llADllS ttoruNE 642-tol6 "9cDfd yolJr comments~ the Deity Plk1t or news tips. ADDIE$$ Our..._ .. now. e.y St,, Colt.a ~ Yltf. 92627. •• .. ·. , ....... ~ The members of the Festival Ballet Theatre, which is based in Foun- tain Valley, team up with the children from the South.land Ballet Acade- my to bring •Sleeping Beauty• to life. In all, a cast of 80 will grace the theater stage during the performance. Festival Ballet is cele- brating its 10th anniver- sary season. The com- pany was formed in 1988 to featw'e the tal- ents of rising, young community dancers and give them 8 chance to perform with some of the best known and most talented people in the ballet world, like prima ballerina Kent, said Kathy Scheffer, Festival Ballet The- atre spokeswoman. In May the company will pe rform at the Orange County Penonning Arts Center for the "Imagination Celebra- tion's Dance Invitational,• as well as per- form a shorter, narrated veBion of C.atch I WI/Ne quick before the weekend hits. Strong wjnds affd """ .,. possbr ltlrttng s.wro.y, ~lttHsto uwell out of the f.Y.I. + WHAT: Festival Ballet 'lbeatre's production of ~~~.:;~ Cdl9ge'1 Robert B. Moore tbeatra. 2101 Fairview IDiad. COlta Mesa + WHEN: Saturday at 1 J~~l.fv~ .,..... are 115 for aduJb and 112 for senlon and c:bildsm 12 met~ ad 111 b .awtS aDdSL1 far llDion and c::hlldren • tbedoor. + PHC*I: 962-5.C-'O or '32--5880 I the company's community outreach pro- gram. . COSTA.-sA • AMllMm llrMt: A mount•ln ~ke worth USO w. stolen ftom .. gwage In the t800 block. • .-....... tirwt Tools .and• t:eilua. ~~a;._, of S725 were stolen from • vehlde In the JOOO block. ............. A t'fllua. ~end coiftPectdlta wmh • '*' o( Sll5 W9f9 stolen In tht 1800 btock. •• ,.., • .,,....,._4:A~worthUlw ~ .• _, .. J«•·•m ..... h .. 17DD blcxt. -.;:..;.~·~~ .... - ..... N~wpon Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily PiJoc .. . The Urt of public dining isn't easy to .. mast I 'm back. Where were we? I don't remember. Doesn't mat- ter. Anyway, I've been busier.than usual on the rubbef·chicken cir- cuit.. It's the mayor thing -w.el- commg people at conventions and making speeches at lunches and dinners and more lunches. Actually, it's kind of fun. You sit at a head table. They feed you. You stand up and tell a few dumb jokes -exceptionally dumb in my case. I smile, they stare. I sit down, they applaud. What's not to like? There's one part I don't like, ~oug_h.. Even after years of doing it, eating on a raised platform in front of a sea of people who are eating and watching you eat while you watch them eat -is a very odd business. There are some things you might want to do m front of a large crowd. Eat- ing is not one of them. ls there a social minefield more dangerous than eating? 1 th.ink not. Now imagine doing it- in front of hundreds of people, at least 70 of whom are staring at ~ peter buff a you. We've all been through the agonizing first date or the dreaded dinner meeting with Mr. Heavy Hitter. You take extra time to get ready. You put on the good stuff. You get fluffed and folded as best you can. You do a face check in the bathroom mirror every 90 sec- onds. Why aren't my teeth whiter? What the heck is that thing on my lip? God that looks awful. But nothing compares with the meal itself on the stress meter. As you study the menu, you remind yourself to choose carefully. Forget the Texas ribs and Alaskan crab legs. Whether it's romance or business, lifting your head from your plate look- ing like Hannibal Lector is a bad thing. And we're not talking about etiquette here. If you're still confused about which bread plate is yours, buy a book for heaven's sake. lt's the unforeseen that makes the blood run cold. How many things can go wrong? Let me count the ways. 1. The Ice Shift. You're at the head table. You've just dazzled your dinner partner with some brilliant-observation. As he offers his silly little response, you gracefully lift your water glass to your lips. The glass is almost empty. You lift it higher, causing the mass of ice at the bottom to rush forward like a storm surge on the Nile. A cascade of ice and water bounces off your chin and rolls down your shirt. Very • impressive. It's even more effec- tive with iced tea or a Diet Coke. If you're really lucky, irll happen just as the emcee asks you to come to the microphone. 2. The Condensation Effect (a variation on No. 1). Condensed droplets run down the stem of your glass and accumulate around the base. If you don't remember to discreetly wipe the base of the glass (finer dining rooms put little panties on the water glasses) ~ore lifting it to your mouth, you won't forget a second time. The ideal time for this to happen is, again, just as you're called to the microphone and, of course, on a day you're wearing a light-gray or tan suit. Perfect. Your own little Depends commeccial. Someone call June Allyson. 2. The Roll Paradox. Dinner rolls in hotels come in two vari- eties: hard crust and vulcanized. As soon as it's touched by knife or hand, the hard roll will explode into a crumb shower. Everything within reach, includ- Summit to kick off Older Americans Month By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Senior center directors from Costa Mesa clnd Newport Beach will attend Orange County's first Senior Summit today to kick off the annual observance of Older Arnencans Month Hosted by county Supervisor Jim Sliva, the gathenng of seniors from all over the county will be held al the Argyros Forum at Chapman Urtiversity. Seating is limited and reservallons are reqwred, otfioals said. Sliva. the county boa.rd chdlf· man, said the event is a ·call to action • for public discussion of issues facing the fastest-growing segment of America's population. ·Tue Senior Sununit will serve as a catalyst toward development of a specific pldn of action to address the many needs of seniors ALDEN'S Guest speakers will address four pressing issues facing seniors: transportation, housing, heal th care and financial security. in Orange County,· he said. Guest speakers will address four pressing issues facing seniors: transportation, housing, health cafe and financial security. Celeste Jardine-Haug, execu- tive director of Oasis Senior Center in Newport Beach, plans lo attend the summit with a supervisor and a senior from the center. Tom Gould, executive director of the C osta Mesa Senior Center, also plans to attend. Ja rdme-Haug said she is most interested in hearing about transportation. ·1n New York City, you can get around,• she said. M And in San Franciso, you can get around. But in Southern California, you really can't. That's in the minds of all the senior centers.• Oasis is unique because wilike many senior centers, which force patrons who cannot drive to use public transportation, it has been operating its own shuttle bus ser- Vlce, called the Care-a-Van pro- g ram, since 1991. Three airport shuttle-type bus- es owned by the center's nonprof- it foundation and operated by the city take seniors lo doctor's offices and movie theaters among other locdtions, Jardine-Haug said. For more information about the Senior Summit, call Silva's office at (714) 834-3220. ., ----~Y«AWU.7Dlt Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3C • iii 3 I 6S Harbor Blvd. ~stal'lpa One Block South 6f 405 Fwy 545-7168 • ing you, is covered with more bread crumbs than the average cutlet. The vulcanized roll should, in my opinion, be sold 1n magic shops along with whoopee cushions, palm buzzers and cayenne gum. Whether you try to break off a small piece by hand or, worse yet, with your teeth, it will stretch and stretch and stretch like a giant bungee. You. halLe now become a human slingshot. When the roll finally sncu>s, the reverse thrust will inevitably send something, usually a glass of merlot, flying. As a private citizen, you at least can hope the folks at the next table or even your own dido 't notice. On the chicken ~ trail, there is no hope. It the catastrophe itself that ·•• the blood rushing to your ~ It's the scattered but inescapable faces around dai9 room who obviously A W,,llle entire tawdry eplsode wilOll. like the Hindenburg on ftDAI approach. So the next time you're breaking bread at your table while they're knocking things over at theirs, watch closely.'It's the best thing OD tb8 program. Just don't point.~ all I ask. I gotta go. -~ ~L:R@CH-IT-0 ' FIESTAS \~ Full Service Cale.tng Catering 645-0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 . . . . . . --- .. ;,, ' ' • I ' , 1 •\f f ~ oorzn ae ! ! . ~-~· .. Eagle Sc:onts honored with dinner at base By Tim Lemm, Daily Pilot Fourteen Newport-Mesa residents were among 404 young men in Orange County honored as 1991 Eagle Scouts, the highest honoc'in Scouting. They were recognized this week at a dinner sponsored by the Costa Mesa-based Orange County Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Michael Harrison, a distin- guished Eagle Scout ahd. vice president of Trico Realty Inc., was guest speaker at the event at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Officers Club. To qualify for an· Eagle award, a Scout must earn 21 merit badges and organize and implement a service-ori- ented project. The Newport-Mesa hon- orees were: • Costa Mesa residents Luke M. Alvarado, Jonathan R. Dressler, Ryan A. Frost, Tony A. Gielow, Justin D. Johansen, Trevor W. Kimmel, Joshua A. Plaisted, Christo- pher R. Rakunas, Brian R. Roberts and Jason A. Spenser. • Corona del Mar resident Donald C. Davenport. • Newport Beach residents Matthew J . Adams, Craig L. Jones and Paul M. Kepner. "They have reached the top of Scouting's advancement ladder -an achievement that less than 3% of -all Scouts ever accomplish." -. RICH CARLSON • "Eagle Scouts exemplify the Scout motto, 'Be prepared,' as they have'1ained a great advan- tage in preparing. to meet life's _challenges and opportunities,• said Rich Car~n. chairman of the local National Eagle Scout Association. "They have reached the top of Scouting's advancement ladder -an achievement that less than 3% of all Scouts ever accomplish.~ The Orange County Coun- cil of Boy Scouts of Amenca is the county's largest youth- serving agency. During 1997, it served 94,000 youths with educational programs that instill values, develop social and leadership skills, promote physical fitness and increase environmental awareness. For more information about Scouting , call 546-041 5. YOUR #1 fW llllVICE PllllT CBml I ;I • l :::t ~·] ~ I : ~'I A Onutop center lortll your ,;1-1iz.; ......... ~ .............. printing, copying incl gr1phlc needs . .-colon Fll•L we twt two ,..... colon ,. miter to t1l1phon1 ua llrstl e¥etY der. ,.._.. l•Mfl'-tor.....,,._ ru ~·.. . 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COSTA MESA -After failing to get the city on their side, a group of local actl.yists are striking . out on their own with-plam to build a new state-of-the-art pub- lic library in Costa Mesa. The Costa Mesa Ubrary Foun- dation, a nonprofit group that includes former county library administrator Ken White, hopes to raise about $17 million to build and operate a new library on their dation to work toward their dream on their own. The foundation's vision of a multimillion-dollar public library that would dwarf Costa Mesa's existing branch libraries is not without its critics. "l believe In branch libraries/ Coundlman Joe Erickson said. "It would be great to have a central· ly located library, but closing county branches is not the aDS}Vet. in.my opinion." Por the past year. White, for- mer Library Services Committee chairwoman Eleanore Humphrey and others working on the library foundation have been research- ing behind the scenes, iaying the groundwork for a capital cam- paign drive. own, with little or no city help. DONLEACH/DAl.YPl.OT They loo&<! at similar libraries in nearby cOtnmunities, checked into·· possible locations around town and investigated financing Foundation members are con-M~m~rs of th1' Costa ~~-Ut,.rary PoqnclaUon stand In front cemecfaboutwhat they see-as the ·· of Costa Mesa library. PrOm left are ·Eleanore HUlllphrey. vice shaky ~ancial standing of the president; Dorothy Montgomery, treasurer, Ken White, p~ county library ~ystem and a lack dent; and Margy Johnston. member. options, White said. "~ of resources given to the ·Costa Mesa bran~es compared with those in other cities, White said. #We want to compete with Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana and have some major collections,• he said. The foundation is essentially an offshoot of the city's Llbrary Services CommittE1e, which was formed in 1996 to address con- cerns about a $10 million cut in county funding for its library sys- tem over the previous three years. Under the direction of the City Council, the committee researched several alternatives to relying on the two county branch libraries in Costa Mesa and came up with an answer: Build a new city central library. At just about 8,000 square feet each, the two county branch libraries -one in Llons Park and another in Mesa Verde -are too small to adequately serve the reading and library research needs of Costa Mesa, White said. The new library envisioned by the foundation would be about 70,000 square feet, with 175,000 books, state-of-the-art computer and research capabilities and oth- er amenities. The new library also could play host to cultural programs, community meetings and travel- ~~-~ FITNESS CENTER Since 1982 631-3623 ing art exhibits, White said. A new central library likely would mean one or both of the county branch~s would close or be converted for use as school librarieSi with the bulk of research and cultural activities taking place at the new central library, White said. But the ambitious project, with its high price tag plus $2.5 million a year in operating expenses, was shunned last year by the council. Frustrated by the lack of sup- port and fund-raising assistance1 the advisory panel disbanded and some of the committee leaders now have formed a private foun- Over the years, there has been talk about acquiring the Jiarbor Center -strip-mall on Harbor Boulevard for development as a central library, but White said the foundation has not chosen a spe- cific site to build a new library. Erickson contends that rather than building a costly new central library, the 11-year-old Lions Park branch library could be expanded as part of C1,11Tent plans to reno- vate the city park. . •In no way is that library branch threatened with being closed," •said. "I just think the opportunity is ~there to include 8 larger library.• Select an ~assi~ted living residence" that ~as: • Qualified, Experienced_ <;:arcgivers • Clean WelJ-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods Careful Supervisi6n • Quality Assurance W ,\I~ I~~ I I() l JS I~ The First, The Orlgln~I, The Bestl .. This Weeks Specia,ls OLD FASHION LILAC ... ~ny grown •.• ru11 bunches ................................................................. $12.00 buda • Iris ... 'fall spikes of blue or violet .. -..... : .............................. : .................................................................................................... 7 5¢ ..,.. 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Rausch, 19, now a student at OCC, was the sober designated driver of a vehicle canying nine of his classmates when the vehicle struck a curb and flipped over on Irvine Av~e on May_1J, 7 -Ou.ting h1s.trial..authoritie.1uwd Rausch likely was driving between 60 and 67 mph on the wincling stretcb of Irvine Avenue Police checking link between two holdups COSTA MESA -Police are investigating a possible connec- tion between the robberies of two Subway sandwich shops in as many days. On Tuesday, a man entered the fast-food stand in the 3000 block of Bristol Avenue about 9:30 p.m. and ordered a sandwich and drink. He then produced a gun and demanded cash from a clerk. Before leaving, he told the employee to go into a back room. The gunman fled on foot with $98. No injuries were reported. On Monday, the Subway sand- wich shop in the 1900 block of Newport Boulevard was robbed of $70 by a lone gunman about the same time~ Police said the robber took money from a cash register and demanded that the employee go into a bathroom in the back of the shop. No injuries were reported. " The gunman in Tuesday's rob- bery was described similarly to the other robtier, but he had a dil- ferent build, said police L~. Ron Smith. "The latter suspect may have been heavier set and shorter,• he said. "In both cases, however, the employees were told to move into a back room ." -By Greg Risling 'CERAMIC • DRAPERY • VINYL • TILE • BLINDS • WOOD JOHN '.BLOESER -CARPET ONE [jj . 2927 S. Brl8tol SL • Coeta Mesa Moo-~Mpca ~ Wlo# -' (I'S milnout:b of Sourh Co.ut Plaza) Sii l~Sp -Mi :;., -751-2324 tAl.ic.tU~ ncing totlay f.lll>lped over. auscb 's dnmnate, Don· ny Bridgman, was killed, and two others, Am- anda Arthur and Dan Town- send, suffered or Court Judge Everett W. 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The 1 . 1be Corona del Mar Chamber Latino st.udent was picked up by of ~ presents the annual his brother and taken to a dental I Corona del Mar Fashion Show at clinic because his teeth had i ....._......., 11:30 a.m. at the five Crowns been pushed into his gums. ·1: restaurant. 3801 E. Coast Highway, CQrona del Mar. nc:ket prices are From the clinic he was •e nt to ! $35 per person. Proceeds will be Hoag Hospital, where he was j used to purchase a new computer treated and released. ! MR. MESA system for the Chamber. For more ·we heard today that they'll 1 The Costa Mesa 'High School information, call 673-4050. be ab.le-to sav~bisieeth,.l.,'...J·Bei~·ees-§-f;f-w-w••'8rf40kl~~swi1m>tM11m1:op-.. .. p.-..-.- said. j sent .. the fourth annual •Mr. ALL ABOUT BABY After the altercation, the dis-j Mesa contest lit 7:30 p.m . at the The ·Newport. Beac;,h Ubrary trict's Gang Outreach Counselor ! hiqh . school lecture hall, 26~0 presen1s a free program at noon Pepe Montenegro was called to 1 FCW'Vlew Road. Tickets are avail-titled •Bringing up Baby• at the quell any potential problems a t l able at the door for $5. Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- h 1 P 1. 1 · cado Ave. For more information, the sc oo · o ace were a so 1 HOT FUDGE BROWNIES ~717-3801. called. 1 . The Ame rican Red Cross "Whenever there is a serious 1 bloodmobile will accept done.- injury, we involve the police,• l tions from noon to 6 p.m . in the Boies said. "We also had all our i parking lot adjacent to the Hard couns~lors talking with stu-j Rock Cafe at Fashion Island, 451 dents. : Newport Center Drive, Newport Some of the Lanno students 1 Beach. lnc}ividuals who donate apparently heard rumors that l blood will receive a free hot- the Lati no student had been 1 fudge brownie from the Hard d : Rock Cafe. For more information, JUmpe . i "There were rumors flying 1 call 245-26!2. around, and they (the Latino 1 students) were just concerned 1 that he would be treated fairiy, • 1 .....,......,~ Boies said. 1 There were some verbal con-j frontations between white and 1 Latino students, but there were 1 no other fights and there have l been no other problems since, 1 Boies said. 1 "I'm pretty sure this sit.uation l has been settled,• he said. i Police h~ven't arrested or l filed any charges against either l student, both of whom could 1 end up being charged with l fighting m public. a misde-l COMPUTER CLUB The Orange Apple Computer Club nieets from 9 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. in OCC's chemistry building at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Castlewood Systems will demonstrate its new removable- media hard drive. The first meet- ing is free; annual membership is $30. Por more information, call 836-0522. meanor. But If police determine 1 PEACE PICNIC ·that race was an issue, the stu-j dents could face felony charges. 1 "There were no weapons 1 involved.• said Sgt. Mike l McDermott of the Newport j Beach Police Department. "But i • I for hate comes, there could 'be 1 an enha ncement that would 1 make it a felony." l Join others in meditation and celebration at the Ligbtshift Peace Picnic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at TeWinkle Park, 970 Arlington Drive, Costa Mesa. The con- sciousness-raising event is open to the public. For more informa- tion, call 646-11 28. . ' . ' Sabatino Tommy Pc1er Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unlqut wlnt room & dlnlnR roomi avaOablr for group buslnes5 mtttlnp and prh alt fundlon1 723-0621 Please Call For Reservations and Dlredions 251 Shipyard Way~ Newport Beach Who Will Reign As the New -MISS COSTA MESA? It Could Be You!! May 31st is the day Miss Costa Mesa 1998 will be . crowned, culm inating 53rd ANNUAL COSTA.MESA. FISH FRY AND CARNIVAL:. 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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcobollcs Anonymous mem- bers meet from 6:45 to 7:·'5 a.rn. Mondays through Fridays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. ALZHEJMER'S SUPPORT llibal Art, 1661 _Superior Ave. ACaNT REDUCTION PROGRAM esa. Xc!ib.ls'ilon ~ ....... --a-•.:-t'-...-eai~ ~ rsen • The Alzheimer's Association and Grief Support Group of New- ~ maco-spo - sora a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m. on the • fourth Th\US<lay of each month through October at Newport Villa West Assisted Llving, 393 Hospital Road, Newporl Beach. For more information, call 631--3555. donation per class. Seating is lim-troductory workshop, "Ac.cent Re- ited, so reservations are reeom-duction and Cultural Adaptation mended. Call 650-7473. in the Workplace,• from 9 to 10:30 a.in. every other Saturday and from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the Healthtech offices, 3140 Red- hill Ave., Suite 150, Costa Mesa. Seating is limited. For reservations or more information, call 751-0255. ' f -• -• '} FREE PROGRAM The Newport Beach Central Llbrary presents the free program •Fighting Back: Against Sea.ms• at noon at the Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information. call 717-3801. SURVIVORS' TEA The Orange County chapter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Can- cer Foundation and the Race for the Cure present "Tea for the Sur- viving Soul,• the ·sixth annual Survivors' Tea, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza AEROBIC-cARDIO KJCK BOXING Body Design and United Stu- dios of Self-Defense offers aerobic- cardio kick boxing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Suite C, ~ewport •The Alzheimer's Association and Mesa Terrace, a residential community for people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, offers a free support group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 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Also check out our selection of: Bachelorette/Bachelor Supplies Beautiful & Sexy Lingerie Lovers' Toys and Lovers' Games Herbal Aphrodisiacs Novelties ---& Chocolate~ (l:iy, Gilda) (0NT1NUED FROM 1 tion of an interpretive center, which would house more exhibits and plovtde visibility to the facility. •We've bad kids who've beard about·our dilemma break . tbslr piggy banks to make a con- tribution," Glover said. "The support of the community bas been tremendous.• Part of that effort 1s a special event planned this weekend, wldch Will fea~e games, food, crafts follcd~~na~tours i'M ffie\Jk.ule.le Strum.-men. The first May Flair is spon- sored by the center and local . Girl S~ut troops. All proceeds and raffle ticket sales will go toward the center's Save Acres for Nature effort, Glover said. : Jlaffie prizes include trips to : Cetallna Island, original water- , color paintings by Roger Polle and Hellen Bellinger, dinner for ·~at the Cannery Restaurant ran(I 1unch for two at the Four Seasons Hotel. The center puts on a similar festival in the fall, and Glover said he expects to have at least 1,000 people participate in the spring event. . Pounded in 1972, the facility is :home to nature trails and an inter- .. ' . ~PRINCETON :CONTINUED FROM 1 :that are offered. . ·nus school just had every- ; thing I was interested in,• he said. Altogether, Corona del Mar is :sending 12 students to various Ivy League colleges and other presti- gious campuses, including Stan- ford University. Even Princeton officials said it was a great accomplishment for one school to produce so many students that could pass its rigor- ous standards. "It's very unusual that you have so many students coming from the same school.• said Mary Caffrey, a Princeton spokeswoman. H Only 13% of the students who apply get accepted. 1"his speaks very highly of the school and the program that they have there.• Caffrey said 13,006 students from around the nation applied to Princeton this year, and of them, MASSAGE Relieves Pain $3.900 Stress & Tension Insurance Acoepted w/Chlropractlc care. HR. l·DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm • ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Of. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8385 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Helahts · (Conw of Newport Bl No.1Br1stol) "The support of the community has been tremendous. " -BO GLOVER • pretive center and offers educa- tional walking tours through replicas of California's habitat areas, such. as a redwood· forest, desert and freshwater marsh. Local junior high and high school students regularly volun- teer at the center to help meet milfy'*servfce'"T@l.re-menti. - -.,. -• Faced with a growing de- mand for serviees and· a lack of space, volunteers and officials at the center decided to attempt to purchase the school district property. The group has organized an advisory committee made up of community leaders from New- port Beach and Costa Mesa to oversee the fund-raising effort. A core team led by local envi- ronmentalist Jean Watt has been meeting each week to identify and secure funding from private corporations, charitable founda- tions and individuals. The school district hopes to sell the property to help fund its move to the new headquarters. 1,140 are expected to enroll in September. + Here are a few interesting details about Corona del · Mar High School's six Princeton- bound students: JAMES MANDEL, 18 • 4.29 grade point average • Received a perfect score on his college-entrance exams • 1\-aveled to Cost.a Rica and Israel • Interested in biology and politics • Drives blac:;k Volvo station wagon • Broke bis right wrist while snowboarding RYAN ACKTERBERG, 18 • 3.85 grade point average • Plays varsity baseball for Corona del Mar and was on the South County All-Stars team • Enjoys scuba diving and has bungee-jumped in Australia • Drives a white 1972 Chevelle with black-racing stripes • Fav~e movie: "Blazing Saddles· ZANDER LANFRIED, 18 • 4.08 grade point average ,0 hea,. ~ ~' · .. ----~o MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y I'll.OT j Cerissa Dunnm. 18, beautlfies the riparian habitat at the Environmental Nature Center in prepara-! Uon for this weekend's fund-raiser. Local students regularly volunteer at the center. j Glover said negotiations are He said he hopes the May Glover said. ·A lot of people \ ongoing with the district on the Flair event will draw attention to don't even know we're here. The l site, which is currently leased by the center and its campaign. more we can introduce what we ! a private organization, -and said •One of our problems is we're do, I think, the more community j no deal has been made. • Enjoys rowing and is a member of the crew team at N~wport Aquatics Center • Drives a 1981 Honda Accord Mesa high school students who P rite · •R. eheart" will be heading off to Ivy i.a..ue •Brown: Corri Myers, Audr..v • avo . moVIe: yray and othet ~ .. colelM· -1 •Favorite band: Pearl Jam ..-~ W"!" 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N£WllOR1' HAMOlt HIGH SCHOOL: • Enjoys surfing, has played vol- leyball tor six yea.rs, hopes to play for Princetd'n • Drives a white Jeep Cherokee •Favorite movie: ·Austin Powers" • Favorite music: classic rock • Penn: Lauren Weinstein • Cornell~ Tami Miller • Stanford: Jason Powers, Catherine Lui COSTA MESA HIGH SCHOOL • o.rtmouth: Nam Kim ROBERT RISTAU, 18 • 4.08 grade point average • Enjoys surfing i • Drives Ford Ranger pickup truck ~ •ls among the top 15 in the grad-i uating class :. ~· ,'.. • ',, ~ 1 4' , \ ' .. • I I 0 ~ \ ,' c ... \ , . ' , \ I I . B. Send a recent photo of yourself and tell us what • you're doing now and where you reside. Include your day time phone. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 CONTINUED FROM 1 the d~ contract ollt to bid. Panlan and Ohlig-Hall have expreaed concerns ebout single source contracts, which Panian called •a blank check• approach. •Wby are we going just one w~y?" Ohllg-Hall asked. "How . do we know we're not getting a savings?" Unlike most wo.ter (\.Om_panies _8!~ _not_ required by law to put certain contracts, including design work, out to bid. The board does, however, have a policy of doing so when- ever possible, and Panian and Ohlig-Hall urged their fellow board members to do so here. A staff report est:im.atelf it could take four to six months to put together a request for bids, then receive and evaluate them before picking ·a design firm. All that means lost money - around $84,000 a month -that the district stood to earn by using cheaper local ~lored water pumped out of the ground as opposed to expensive water piped in from other areas, offi- cials said . "The question is, is there a compelling enough of a reason, in terms of cost and time,_ for the district to proceed on a sole- source path versus the preferred pa th ·of [open tiidding]? • said Director Dana Haynes. After more than three hours of discussion of the bidding process and other matters about the colored-water treatment plant, the board could not reach a consensus. Directors did, however,· unan- imously agree to wipe away the earlier vote to request bids from only Reed and ordered tlieir staff to return at a future meet- ing with more study of the open bidding process. .. Tennis legend reportedly fired manager Dunham Stewart said. ~ Springs, Colo. -McEnroe has •(The Omllenge) has grown reached the title match. but lost -----~l.lo}olt...uU....UJ~~.l.u.J!~ ....... u..l.'~~-J..U(N»;uaa:ee--"'tM•NA~W~iDm...11~ge~a~to)>OJl!W.~--. .. 20 this year, and that'• because of Palisades owner J<en Stwu:t. Featured at the press conference was Corona del Mar resident Scott Davis, 3S. tw •cc;ept.ed an ~wt.Uon to iHa¥-dou~...__.,..~ --.-straight second "'J)lace finishes hanging over his head. By Rkhard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Neither John McEnroe nor Jimmy Connors were avail- able to answer questions Thursday, but organizers of The Challenge, a special event on the worldwide senior tennis cir- cuit, promised plenty of personality when they arrive at the Palisades Tennis Club June 18-21. ·vou'll never catch me saying that they're as fast as Michael Chang on the courts, but as Newport Beach will find out, there will be a lot of quality tennis,• event quality tennis and-the accessibll-who will host a second major ity (of the players) with the fans tennis event in 14 months after and sponsors. We really want to la.st year's Davis Cup, reported see it succeed so we can keep the scuttlebutt that McEnroe is fire<\_ Nuveen Tour here in the area.• TOUR up about The Challenge. McEnroe, Connors, Yannick Said Stuart: •0ne of the pros Noah and Bjorn Borg are the four cH"""'"'°N• 0" TIINN•• here in the area, Dave Sherbeck featured singles players who will compete (of Newport Beach Tennis Club), bas in $370,000, made-for-1V event. The win-known McEnroe for yea.rs because they ner receives $150,000. The four combine were good buddies when they were kids. I for 27 career Grand Slam .titles. talked to Dave the other day when we had The Challenge, in its fourth year, is the a junior exchange, and he'd talked to richest event on the senior tennis circuit McEnroe, and he said McEnroe is really and is governed by the Nuveen Tour. CBS looking forward to this, because he's been Sports will broadcast the event June 20-21. ~r-up three times, and maybe this will In the previous three events -the first be his time (to win), coming to Newport two in Pebble Beach, last year in Colorado Beach.• in the ~vent. r Just being aroupd those guys is a special thing,• said Davis, who owns more national jiinior titles (24) than any player in history. Davis, the wotld's No. 2-ranlced doubles player in 1991, whose singles ranking climbed as high as No. 11 in 1985, has played both Connors and McEnroe in his career. He lost to McEnroe early in '85, but didn't want to go on the record with bis Connors resylts. · "I played Jimmy Connors once and beat him,• Stuart.quipped, •but that's when he was 12.• . Seating capacity at Palisades is expect- ed to reach 4,000 each day. lpst year, the four-day event in Colorado Springs drew over 16,000 fans. For tick~ts: 640-6265. DON LEACH I DAI.'( . T Scott Davis was on hand toJell of doubles play posslbWtles,,, r---~------~-------------------------------------------------------------~,· " molly yanity Costa Mesa's Starns makes sacrifice, and it pays off big • One start on the mound takes a year of eligibility from him, but his start put the team into the Division _ID World Series last year. J eremy Starns, a two-time all-district performer out of Costa Mesa High, is finishing up his first full season at Chapman University, an NCAA Division lli program, but he'll go into next year as a junior. Starns, who starred from the mound for the Mustangs during his successful prep career, went to Chapman under the assumption he would redshirt his first season of eligibility. He went through the whole spring practicing with the squad, pitching in scrimmages, but under the notion that he w.ould not pitch in any games. All that changed in May when the Tigers found themselves in the Regional tournament series wtth Califor- nia Lutheran. The five-game series, held over the course of three days, exhausted the pitching staff, but a win in the final game would mean a trip to the Division m World Series. Coach Rex Peters asked Starns for a heck of d. sacrifice - an entire year of eligibility for one outing. Starns obliged. He w~nt 62/3 innings allowing six hits and three earned runs as the Tigers cruised to a 20-7 win. Starns was a clutch reliever for Coach Doug Deats at Mesa and guided the Mustangs to their first CIP playoff berth since 1991 when Starns sealed up a three-hit shutout in the final game of the sea.son. After his startlng role in the Regional playoffs earned him a mark of 1-0 hil fre8bman WIOD, Starns is back on track this spring •. He ts 2-0 with a pair of savee, relishing the relief role ~ ..,....Mlil· •. ...s.:u~ and ts eecond OD the 8taff wtth • an ERA of 2:20. He ii fomtb on ..... ..-wMh 27 IUtUoulll,·-~ -.weau.~tMDOG~J'I iii that c:e1eg0ry. AJio on the Tiger lqUAd 11 BltAnda High product, Steve Baker. Baker ii ~the most of Jail J!tde ~)1Dg t1mAt ~ IMIOD ~ blM twtce in just tm• ·at-bets -one VIA walk, one on a 11Dg18. C L U i~ Li () l I ' .I I I I Albright rounds oi1t the tea .Party j • She wins third straight NBCC crown, completes Tea Cup Classic field and gives it a deja vu look. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Debbie Albright of New- port Beach Coun- try Club has been using mind over matter on the golf . course, and it paid t CLASSIC off in Thursday's final round of the women's · club champi- onship. Albright, whose attention to tempo rather than mechanics allowed her to menw.Iy wipe away bad results ~d focus on the ensuing shots, calmly fired an_pther sub-80 round and cap- ~d her third consecutive title. Entering the final round with a 16-stroke lead, Albright made two birdies on the back nine and finished at 6-over-par 78 for the third time in four rounds, com- pleting the club's championship flight at 310 and earning a repeat invitation to the Tea Cup Classic, the area's midsummer affair in the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot · Club Championship Series. Newport Beach's par-4 No. 14 , a slight dogleg right with a big downhill and blind tee shot, had been a troublesome spot for Albright in the first three rounds with a bogey and two doubles. But Albright said she caught fire •as soon as the cameras showed up• on 14 and she made one of her two birdies. thanks to a 20-foot putt. Albright, who also birdied 16, shot 76 in the third round on Tuesday to pull away from the field. In the final round, she saved bogey six times, includlng on No. 17 when her drive landed in the water. She made a putt Crom 20 feet. It was also the first time in Albright's brief career she has fired sub-80 rounds throughout a 'ournament. Sandi Coffer, who has won nine club titles at NBCC in her career, was second behind Albright, followed by Karen Knoche, Judy Wilkerson and Catherine Vrdolyak. DOH LEACH I 0N..Y PIDT Newport Beach Country Club's Debbie Albright ls all smiles after a monster putt on H 1bunday. Low gross finishers in the first flight included Irma Grime (three-round 259), Debbie Exley (271) and Karen Whitaker (273). Marlyn Pope won low net. Second flight winners includ- ed Joni Johnston (285), Cindy Marder (288) and Bev Cornwall (288). Julie Thome won low net. Third flight winners included Mary Lou Bennett (289), Jo Van- dervort (302) and Connie Derry (303). Susan Duley won low net. Albrig1't wW join Big Canyon Country Club's Selby Schriber, the defending Tea Cup champi- on, Marianne Tow'ersey (Santa Ana Country Club) and Denise Woodard (Mesa Verde Country dub) in Tea Cup Classic ll, ten- tatively scheduled for July 31 at SACC. ·~ple are really following this thing,• Albright said. of the Tea Cup Classic, an event which matches the area's four women's club champions in a one-day, winner-take.all round to deter- mine an overall champion in this newspaper's circulation. L------~----------------------------------~~------------------------------~ ~ daily pilot high school athlete of the week f3ASEE/\LL Wendell '"'" Pickens~ ·s6, dies· • Coaching legend from OCC, Newport Harbor. COSTA MESA -Wendell. L. Pjckeris, Orange Coast Colleg~'s original athletic director and its first head baseball coach, died Wednesday evening following a lengthy illness. The longtime Irvine resident, who was 86, died in a rest home. The family will conduct a pri~~1e ceremony, but a rpemorial servtce on Orange Coast's baseball field ls being planned for a later date. Pickens served as Orange Coast's athletic director for 29 years. He was hired by. founding OCC President Dr. Basil H. Peterson in HM8, and sllortly UlereAftet ~ ens and Ray Ross, \\'.hO lives in retirement in .;, Newport. Beach, were htred to coach football. ' -·~. Prior to bis days at Orange Coast he was Newport Har- r , bor High's foot- ball coach, a three-year stint from 1940-42 Pickens during the Hal Sheflin era, then again tn 1946 and '47 . !.· .... •- He also coached basebaJP at Newport Harbor, coaching tne Sailors to the 1~8 Sunset Lea~ championship, still the only varsity baseball championship in New- port Harbor's 68-year history. ·· , : At Orange Coast be aiSO coached wrestling, golf and cn>i.s country, and assisted Rosso on tble football field. ~ · An Orange County native, be was inducted into the Orftt~ County Athletic Hall of Fait;\.\ Ip 1986. •I Pickens prepped at Pull'1\ob High, was graduated from AriiMp State and served three years ea e naval officer during World Wu n. from 1943-.46. I He guided OCC baseball for 2b • years, winning two state titlesrfeW Southern California championship and eight Eastern Conference crowns. He is survived by his wife of '58 years, Kay, and his sontGary. His daughter, Marcia, died of cancier several years ago. COlt:EGES CONTitED FROM 8 ~ The o er of thoSe digits for the our yeafs was Elaine re's and they'll belong • Mortop and Jagc sweep Brqou eadl..V>.ot a par 35 Thurs- r ft>rever now as Coach ' day to lead~ Sea Kings to a Russ Davis announced the in doubles to give Sea 177-l98 win over Newport Har- •n!!Pment at the team's Kings a 10-8 victory over bor in Sea View .. League goU Locals finish at the j~n-ending banquet. action at Mesa Unda Gou Coune. I Whittemore, wbo guided the feisty Woodbridge. CdM's other SCorers were Jeff Boston Marathon •Vanguards fo the program's CORO-Bemis and Ennis MacDonald, BOSTON -Newport Beach Opening Day(s) rtght first-ever Golden State Athletic who each shot a 36. around the comer. 1Cpll.f!rence championsblp.this NA DEL • Newport was' led by Mitch resident-Eric Kobrlne broke the ~ with a 12-0 GSAC mark ThMARfreshman • __ ..... f Brian Jo~· 36, while Rusty Hill and three-bow mark to highlight sev-f you notice several bwidred ,ana a trtp to the NAIA Chaiam:p~i-~JJ~e~. ·:=~~UJ.llUl~~~em~o~~~+~e~Vlll~~OJ~.s~i>~~a~~~~~~~e~n~t~Ws~who~~:·· ::~~~~-HH~~~~~·~~w~~~m..~ · in 'IPDaessee,.wiap elf..Woodbridg J:ligh'a.upset..b4\ aig e oncannon had a 42 and gious oston Marathon, April 20. and white pants around ~af'SCC't1ll1~1lme 0 Coe. ty' .. --'*ed' ~ ~.T. Wal18cer-ounded out the Ta.I'S J<obrine, 28, fi.Qisheg the ~N~rt over ,the next few *1ng scorer and.rebounder. over rang:e un s lop-ra.J.JA with a 44. famed 26.2-mile course in 2:59.21 weeks, it's not because Nordies ! Wbile her_grad~tion will · boys tenms team, Corona del ri..ni...Js t d to place 735th· in his division, or Bloomies had a sale. As ve a consfde{able hole e -Mar, by ~~tl'Ie1rs'ets 'for a ewpo. " OU rOU ~ 1.017th among male runners and Fiddler On The Roof's Tevye jfWe"r, Whittemore, a six-footer, 10-8 Sea View League win. NEW -1,068th overall. would say,, •1t•s tradition!" ~ $ome impressive recruits ' Morton and Jack won 6-3, 6-2, P 0 R T G 0 b F Erin Erin Englebrecht, a 22-Every summer yacht clubs gin to fill it. 6-0 for the Sea Kings (15-0, 8-0). BEACH -year-old Newport Beach resident, around the world hold a ·"'-h .. ., si ed trt f SEA VIEW LEAGUE B · Ri 1 h · t 46 t 1 d ceremony called • Operun' g Da • ,.~~ ~ ~~ .... gn a o o Corona., Mw 1o, Woodbilclge 8 nanna e s o a o ea was the top local woman finisher. y. ..-en and forwards with KePY r Singles . Collins (CdM) lost to Artun-Newport Harbor High's girls golf Her 3:20.15 clocking earned her That's when everyone dresses I.Kari Stew~ and Raebel Ian, fH; def. Kerman!, 6-2; def. Baghar-team, but Palm Desert stopped the 224th ranking in her division, up in all that yachting garb, wear .... pour, 6-1 : Chopra (CdM) lost 6-3; won 6-the Sailors, 148-199. 274th among women and 3,323 little sailor hats, stick their club ke is a 6-foot-2 center out 4, 6-2. Jensen (CdM) lost 6-1, 6-4; won-6-Other scorers for the Tars were overall. • . emblem_ on the pocket and wait lain Valley High who 2·Doubles i; 1 Sh h d' (CdM) Erin Haller and Kate Enriquez Other local finishers included till the CODlR'lodore shoots off a nearly 18 points a game lost to Call·S~~~~ ~,.l:t 'to Parr-with a 49 and Katie Wellborn shot startling cannon declaring 1nf"Sea.S<>n, while grabbing 11.2 • Strozier, 6-4; lost to Hurrter-Oavenport. a 55. Jacob Wolsztein, Jodie Kinney, summer has officially begun. ~ds a conte t 6-1 Ell My (CdM) I 6-3 'B ks li f · · Edward Salkin, Linda Mitchell It's a great time, good food ·~Stewart is~ ~-state forward 6-4: M~~adc (CdM~ ~rt. ac get re e lil Wlil and Noiel Fontaine. and grog and hopefully will ouH>f Greeley, Colorado, and 2 0 , 6-0ann. _ er str. 0 -ng bu. t p 0 NERWT-v Q UT u Wolsztein, 49 of Newport signify El Nino is history. Piske, 5-11 , transfers after one t : ~nn Beach, was the 5,864th overall It lOQks like the Newport ,~nattheUniversityof • ' BEACH finisher in 3:40.54, placing HarborYachtClubistirstout ~ds. Hawks prevail, 1-0 -The Diamondbacks received 2,343rd in his age division. of the chute with their soiree COS-four ~coreless 'innings from its Kinney, 48 of Costa Mesa, fin-commencing Sunday. ..BeventeEUI individuals from Oo.rige Coast eollege's swim te.JlnS will compete in 42 events (including team relays) at the State Swimming and Diving Chatnpionships at Ventura J;p~*J this weekend. -Coach Don Watson's women's squad is favored to claim its second-consecutive title after a str4llg showing at the Orange Empire Conference meet. The Pirates' women will be 1ed'by Chintya Ganda, who brought home five gold medals from the OECs and Sherry Panggabean, who garnered three. ' The men's contingency will be lead by former Costa Mesa High standout James Comfort. Com.fort earned OEC titles iii fhe 50-yard freestyle, 100 ~tlestroke and the 200 ~citstroke. His mark of 1:55.31 in· the 200 back shattered a ... 2d-year old record. He was also .. cm IPur winning relay teams. .. B~KETBA[t; tDiig Beach State's . ctirtis transfers to sec _, . T A S 0 f TB A'-' [ bullpen en route to a 9-1 win over ished 465th in her age division Rumor has it that f'v1ESA _ -· the Blue Jays in Newport Harbor with a time of 3:59.23. She was bumpershoots may be in order, Estancia High's softbilll team fell Baseball .Association's Mustang 1,931 th among women and but like I've said previously, victµn to a no.:Wtter while Eagles' Division contest. 7 ,64.6th overall, these people are all boaters and pitcher Joanna Danner spun a John HutchlMOn got the start Salkin, 65 of Corona del Mar, it's only water. gem of her own in a 1-0 Pacific for the Diamondback aud clocked a 4:17.12, good for 3,243 As the oldest yacht club in Coast League loss to.Lag\.\Wl Hills . allowed just one run in two in his age group. Newport Beach , their ceremony Thursday atTeW~e Park. innings, and it was Kyle Rohan Mitchell, 34 . of Newport, will 6e first of the Opening Day Dannerallowed three hits while and Kurt Yacko who closed the crossed the finish line in 4:39.09, events. They'll begin with St-r11'i .. n -~ ......., ""·• 12 ........ ca· falls door, sa~~ust one Q;.t each. Piper's, piping through their ... ~ ~""' ~ -~ while'" Fontaine, 33 of Newport, to 4-7 and 2 .. 4 in the PGL. Rohan and acko also took bags, that distinctive sound of ~COAST UAGUE· care of business from the plate in tin.iShed in 5:3 t.59. hyperbole from the Highlands. L9guna Hiiis 1, ~ O the win, as Rohan was 3 for 3 with Club boats will be on display, Laguna Hills 000 100 O -1 3 o three runs scored while Yacko a salute to Old Glory, a speech or Estancia 000 000 O • O O 3 ripped a home run and a double. two -or three, and then a bang Harlan and Shorting; Danner and Also collecting key hits were from the starter's gun. eact:'<>1~· W · Harlan; L -Danner, 4--6. Charlie Ramser and Hutchinson. TODAY A boat parade will cruise the Mesa edged, 7 -6 Andy Marchi, Michael Kahl, • Bas1ball harbor until the before dinner ALISO VJEJO _ With a tow-Nlck Yeage.r and Steve Kietzer High school -Woodbridge cocktail party and dancing. run outbutst 1n the bottom of the were strong, as well. at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; On May 9 most of the other seventh, Aliso Niguel High's soft-Jim Pantoskey and Tommy Newport Harbor at El Toro, 3:15 clubs will celebrate their opening ball team squashed Costa Mesa'.s Olson made clutch defensive p.m.; University at Costa Mesa, days with the South Shore Yacht shot at an upset with a 7-6 win in plays. 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Aliso Niguel, Club commencing their 41st Pacific Coast League action. For the Jays, Jake Taylor and 3:15 p.m. year. The Mustangs (4-14, 1-5 in Ted Slater had hits, and pitcher • Tennis Champagrie brunch, f>oat league) put together a five-run Drew Harrts picked off a base College men and women -inspection competition, boat Golden State Athletic Conference d d th dinn buff t fifth thanks to a grand slam by ·runner, para e an en a er_ e ls Finals at Westmont. all day. d d an· t th ds f Chrissy Genet and a solo shot by Ange top Sox, 7 -6 an an g o e soun o D ls W Community college women -·Hypi'on Outfall• Kim anie , but the olverines' · Coc.o-r'A. MESA Th An ls ~~ Orange Coast at SolJ11letn D c l Co ~...1 of th late-tTRTne ,..,,.i1-.rmeant the differ-.;>~. . -e ge "'"· f I on o e, mmvuore e ence~--~ •u.ur Costa Mesa American Little C8aliborniaCC.Reg1i1odna 5 at ~nta Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Mc.IC COAST LEAGUE League topped the White Sox, 7. ar ara a ay. will preside over the festivities at 4Fss177' 1 Costa Meu & 4, in Majors action as Kevin Mor-• Swl~ fu.s watering hole, which will ccJtl'll!llll~·lW Oso O -6 8 3 ton and Tyler Herrled held the Commu.~7 college men and include a Marine color guard, Aliso .NJguet -000 102 4 -7 8 1 Sox to four hits while fanning sev-women -Orange Coast at State live music, food and fun with Chisholm and Christiansen; Schur, Meet. at Ventura College, 10 a.m. f tb childr Heath (5) and Shlekh. w -Heath; en. High school boys and girls -games or e · en. L -Chisholm~ 4-12. HR-Daniels (CM), Herried helped his cause with Huntington Beach at Estancia, terr a nee phillips Like tlie others, they'll shoot a cannon and who knows, maybe tequila as well. Don is coming off a rather hectic schedule as he is also the Commodore of the Newport Ocean Sailing Association and did a fabulous job promoting the Newport-to-Ensenada Race held last weekend. If you see Don on the street, please acknowledge his organization's effort as not many of us fully understand just how difficult it must be to manage the "World's Largest International Yacht Race." · Down the street, the Balboa Yacht Oub will do a repeat perfonnanc~ ef last year's cuisine and activities with live music, boat inspections, boat parade, speeches ... yabba; yabba; yabba oh, and of course, a blast from the damn cannon. Oh, don't get me wrong, because l enjoy all the hoopla too! I even own a blue blazer. Although I don't own a yacht, have a gold president Rolex or drive a car built in Germany, I know some people who do, and what better boat than one owned by a friend? No maintenance, no payment, no insurance, no fuel bills and what about this $18 per foot slip rental stuff? Of course if you can afford a yacht club membership and a yacht, you probably own a bayfront'house that already has a dock anyway! • TERRANCE PHIU..S' boating column appears every Friday. He can be reached at 949-642-n91. COSTA MESA -Ardis Cwtis, a >foot-9 guard, has transferred to Southern Calif omia College after a season at Long Beach s~. Genet ( ....... ) a hit and two runs scored, while 3 ~. ~m Threesome leads CdM Joey Costantino was 1 for 2 with • Volleyball DEEP SEA <:urtis, a product of Bellflower ~. joins Steve James, a 6-8 jwUor from Pacific Christian Col- lege on• newly-appointed Coach Cameron Dollar's squad. COS - T A MESA - two RBI. never Smith added a High school boys -Woodbridge Go'*·· f pair of RBI, a,nd Spencer Pµlask.1 at Corona del Mar, 5:45 p.m.; "-knocked a clutch bit. Newport Harbor at El Toro, Corona del Mar Higb's Max Wal- lick, Cb.ad Towersey and Craig LES~IE CONTINUED FROM 8 . For the White Sox, Colin 5:45 p.m.; Costa Mesa at University, McGuire hit a solo home run and 6 p.m.; Aliso Niguel at Estancia, Dylan Hunter drove in· two runs. 6 p.m. , to three sets in both the Ojai USA Today. semifinals and finals on Saturday, "High school tennis is totally defeating Jieun Jacobs of different than sectionals, and Valencia, 3-6, 7-5, 6"-2, for the hlgh.school tennis kind of messes championship, itfter beating up my game," she said. "You Tuumament, which started in Santa Barbara's Kelly Schmandt. don't play anyone good. Oh, 1896 d '---t ch . 6-3, 1-6, 6-4. you'll play (Woodbridge an ~pas ampions ·1 was disappointed last year freshman standout) Susanna like Jack Kramer, Arthur Ashe, in the (Ojai) finals (losing to Lingman, but the rest of the = ~M-='B~~~~ Jennifer Baker of Palm Desert), matches are like no-brainer and I bad a bad year (in 1997), stuff.• King, 'Ihl<:f Austin and Lindsay but you always think, 'Oh, you Leslie, who also has a new Davenport:. can make.a comeback at_ Ojai,'" coach, Hank Lloyd o~ the Leslie lm't the first current said Leslie, who was down in the rejuvenated Costa Mesa Tennis Sea. King to Win an ·Ojai singles second set of um finals, 5-1. but Center, said she will not miss the title: Cd.M sopbomore ~te AmArA• · f a hi b . .. ~il-!·d~~~~~~~*8e~~=""-·,....,_'"t~"t~esrtliiE·0-::, ~uns~-e~e<t~e<I;f· 'hiii;-thtt. ~-e~-;z;,. · -~tennis. ff was· run, u if -~..._~4s tttle in 1996, and Brian ~ ... ..., 'tournament, also merited Daily just doesn't help me,• she said. Morton, a freshman on the CdM Pilot Athlete ol the Week honors. For tournament players, the boys team, won an Ojai But from the sound of it, Leslie autumn is. usually an off~season championship last year in 14s. might very well have played her time, and Leslie woul(i prefer to - Leslie, whose dream is to play last match for Mang's reigning work on specific details in her for Stanford one day, was pushed national champions, 88 voted by game rather than play against 'UIUC NOTICES PUBLI NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES THURSDAY'S COUNTS • NEWPORT LANDING -4 boats, 56 anglers. iZS sand bass, 44 calico bass. 1 rockfish, 1 sculpin, 2 sheephead, '2 halibut. 29 barracuda. S dorado. 1 yellowtail, 2 perch. -. • DAVEY'S LOCKER -3 boats, 37 anglers. 15 yellowtail, 16 bonito. 3 sand bass, 75 barracuda, 85 calico bass, 24 sheephead, 6 roc.kflsh, 45 whitefish, 1 sculpin. ' ' . lesser competition in high school. Since rededicating herself to tennis, Leslie said she has been training harder off the court. ·1 worked my butt off far like a week (after the Easter Bowl)," she said. • 1 ran every day and played twi~ as much as I usually do, and it paid off.• Leslie lost two of three matches at the Easter Bowl, but both were against seeded play-ers. Then came Ojai. •tt's my favorite tournament,• Leslie said. "I love it. It's just so ent . Between matches, you can wa ~-e-g"e-pflyelS '!> and you can see the difference in games. I'd watch a college match and think, 'Oh, I can -beat that team.' Then I'd watch Stanford and think, 'Oh, I'd ijke to be on ~:· PUBLIC NOTICES Leslie said she was nervous to begin the title match against Jacobs. "I was tentative at first a little bit and she was playing @believable,• Leslie said. "But then I kept putting pressure on her.• Last fall. Leslie withdrew in the Sea View League semifinals against teammate Vaughan because of hyperventilation and was rushed to Hoag Hospital, where she was later released. It was the start of a series of physical ailments that had bothered her until two months ag-o: Mang, meanwhile, said he•s always flexible with teaching pros who also coach his players. adding there's no way high school tennis can interfere with her progress. PUBLIC NOTICES """jlu~---·· ~~~HOUSING ~··-.urrvRTUNrTY -~-...... IM!tlaltt "11111 8'tt II IAjecl ti ltle FM· ....... Act II 1• II aic••n 111111p1 IH "Hy t11rtl11t11C1, UllU!t1 tr f!ICllllll .. llH '-'" race. celer, rtllflH, • ~· 111111111 .... flt ~ """'· ., •• llttlltlff ltl ... H y Hell llt'lltfllCI, ...... illla1tlllMllM .• ~'iW.11 ••••11•11tr 11111 ut ........ '""' "' lfttltlM· ... , ........ ~1111 ................... 0.,..... Ill Wt1~ ilhfllff !Ml Ill ~11 1h1rtl1 .. II "'' ~ 1r1 nalldle" u ~--·'·..... II -.cri•in ..... .call HUO ...... ~ .. -.fer IM 'Wl1lllflln. 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Susy Ulby. 875-1853 ..... -l..!1·ph1111•· H<Ul11111·-.>:00p111 ,~ ••• ~ .. -1 ... i., \\ 1111.-111 H::Ul11111-:;:IK)p111 \~••Ln I r!'Ln COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS T O TRAVEL 3 0 14 2 169 SHARE 2 7 2 4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Costa Mesa•• Best liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 Round trip tlx BlO CANYON Jr·1br & 1br, also 2br E 'Blutf near CdM H.S. loavtng LA to Chicago . • Complete Remodel 1 ba, quiet gated Share Large 2br 2ba Open travel, $200 ea. 3100SqFt, Dean comm, pool, tennis. Apt. s525mo utll Incl, Coll510-288·5535 Townhom• $4000/mo easy access to avail now. 641-912 4 Agent 949 552 6700 freeway/beach/malls. 1---------l•••a:~:..•••• • · 714-557•0075 HB Model Hm shr lgl• Front Row Bay View ---------2br hse one mlle from EMPLOYMENT Lrg 3Br 2.5Ba, up· Sat..Sun 8am-1pm bch. Pvt ba/garage ••••••••• dated, neutral. Huge 2400 lllden, ii 1 1 accoss. Huge bckyrd enald patio nr pool. •furniture only* In grt neighborhood. ---------S~800. Bkr 844·4812 Femalo prel'd $650/ EMPLOYMENT Oc.,. .. 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Fresh fp, some w/d hk-ups. ba, kllch. tndry. Inc SECRETARY/ Admfnf1tr•tlv• Asaf1t•nt NEWPORT HOUSES/ Palrit and Carpet. Pool, private beach & utl/cble. No smkg/peta •.... ••••••llEACH 1069 CONDOS Wet Bar, LR w/FP, marina. Walk to $450/mo 722·9755 VACANT. $2,800/MO. Balboa lslandl $1650 --------- To assist Senior Manager In all ad· minlstratlve matters. Appllc:ant should have computer skllls that Include Word and Excel; strong or· ganlzallon and c:om- m unlcatlo n skills; and the ablllty to handle multiple tasks. Position ls full time. Excellent ben· elil package lnclud· Ing 401k plan. Drug sc:reenl ng/physlcal required . Equal op· portunlty employer . Fax resume (lnc:lud· Ing salary history) to (949) 642·7667 or mall to Tom John· son, c:/o times Com· niunlty News, 330 W. Bay Street, Costa Mesa. CA 92627. lrOUSES/ CO!IDOS FOR SALE ······TM-.·.-.·LUiiiFFii•ii·ii·iii· FOR RENT Donald Pfatt 433-9528 to $2800 78Q-9919 RENTALS COLDWELL BANKER •SAM-.LE SALE• Outstanding bay vtew r WANTED Chol So /UJ f .., Sat·May 2nd.Sam ce ·1 •• • a .... ng 1818 Leeward Lane iiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3e r Spllt·L.evel @ GENERAL 2102 · Men, Ladles. Girls Prof'I fen'iale artist/ 2726 .. :.~nu• n!~60 APARTMENTS nam• brands, Polo writer seek• room lo 1"!11.,...-------1---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii FOR RENT aocks & acces, mens rent &·or house sitting GENERAL 1002 28r 28a 8paalous L•••••• All Ar••• golfwHr, Kahala for ref's avl. 7t4-531·5000 •••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2·Stv Condo 2/car •2000·$7000/mo women and morel alt gar, Wfftcllff area. Luxury L•••lng 1259,000 Broker Broker 714·552.S7oo1·B-AI.B--O-A _____ .. 8eat Kept Secret I••••••••• 1 SOLD' 949-840-5884 In Newport hach .. BUSINESS & , • .,,., PENINSULA 2607 Spacious 2 Bedroom/ ::ShowcaH ho~•• iawtront Condo YJ/ CORONA '=iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii 1.5 Bath Townhome FINANCE · ... for nla In our Vlew. 28r 28• boatsllp DEL MAR 2122'• style with garage, I••••••••• ""1Jr:. avt up to 45' at S1.75fl 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Big 2br-1ba Duplex EKecullve amenities, 1========= r:>•1"'rday Real Estate Lti. $200,000 Agent 1• with balcony. One S,-805. (949) 789-0931 •---------************ ' Supplement! Saaay Luby, 875-t 853 38r 38a South of block to beach. En· BUSINESS Food S erve r• & J~~MOMES OF Bluffa Affordable 4e r Hwy. Ocean vu, 3 ••P· closed parking. Ona ••••••••• OPPORTUNITY Barte nder• -..!.. THE WEEK French doora. ne.utral, ent's S2200m9. Open year leaH. S1550. Call for private club. Apply .OWplay ada atart neat CdM $299,000 Sat-Sun, 10-4pm. 352 714-551-7378. MISCELLANEOUS 2904 In person. Wad or at Juat $751 Open S•t·Sun 1•5 Hazel Or. 772·1811 x231 \ Thurs alter 4pm. 1801 "tq .. dune Wed 5pm 457 VS.ta Roma Corona.d•I Mar _C_O_S_T_A_M_ES_A_2_6_2_4 RENTALS ~ Bayald• Dr. C.O.M. • • a if'-** Sally Shlpfey, Agent OcHnslde of Hwy. ·-------· Pleas:-;. waty,of out Accounting_ ~~D~ HfnJSi· • 57eot212Pgr~ 2Bd 28• Townhome of area companies. STAFF Harbor laland Custom 1Jc prkng, remodeled 1 8 r D •tao h • d ---------Check with the toca. ACCOUNTANT Ll•tlne9 for •01 trench home lg dock & upgraded, courfyrd, Cottage• w/Patlo ROOMS. 2706 8 et t • r Bus 1n•1 5 Newspaper publish-.o..GllM Thurs 5pm stone Jacuz on bay $1875/mo. Agent, Aob near bnct\. Cathedral iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bureau before you Ing and printing com- u•11t ***** 4 fltaptc's 875-8284 949-759-3797 cs•pl•lsc,lallfrlgs.875~+0~!.f00n N8 W.Oceanfront/22.nd. Hnd any money for pany Heks Full Time lti>ava to adver1lM · -lees or Hrvlces. Read Stalf Accountant to ,..,.IA th• best local Harbor View Homes Harbor View Hiiia deposit 548·2421 Private rm, unturn, shr assist In month-end ,,,._1 Estate Section View home 4br 2.5ba Absolutely gorgeous 8 • 0 C bath, utls pd, n/smkg, and understand any closing, flnanclal .l CALL TODAY 0 48r Highly unnraded 2Br 1 • Near . .C. kitchenette, laundry. contracts before you 1649K. F.S.B. • prtn-· ,... N I d l d I f ttatements general home on a huna lot ew y re-mo • • 1 block to N.B. Pier s gn. Shop around or ' 'tlSA RIVl!RA clpala only. 474·7282 W/spa, 3/c g:;age gaJage, no pet, $745 $510/mo. Call Sam at rates. accounting functions ~.~' .. 714/574-4252 LIDO IS. 4Br+Oen s 3990/mo L.eaae +$400 714-241-8850 714-675-4808 •~----..,--,....,...,.,....,...,.-Including bank and •t====:=:==:=I Comer lot w/88' front Ko.lat & Co. 378-5578 (Between 9AM·5PM) Payphones $1501(/Yr. accounts reconcllla· "' on Via Udo Soud. TRADE Lowest ·prices.Local tlon and epeclat 8e1Mlone RE 8'oker Marbi. and teak wood Summer rental 3bd 2ba •ltH avail. 800-800· projects. Requlree es 9'111 help your Real fire hOOK 81M042 cottage turn'd $1800/ RENTALS TO 3470 24/hrs. degree In accounting Estate needa. FM nag · . mo/3mo min nr bch/ through classlfied or llnonce with one j 04.,....·8881 24ht Lldo lel• Single St~, stores '57~71 ' 842•5878 SHARE 2724 MONEY year eKperlence pre· 'Jl;c.,,t Aeataurant on 2 charming home 35 tot iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !erred, strong knowl· '· · on prestlglou. av"t. TO LOAN 2 914 d t E 1 Lot ,,rT~~n Balboa s749•9K seais.ooo Biii Orundr COSTA MESA 2124 ~-2~; :nd J(~~· wor~~ ,.,~t"(::!e\•:J~~T, ... -R-•..,a,..rtor_.,,,_.,..1~7-4-8-1~8-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •-NE--WP-O_R_T____ NEWPORT liaiiuiii•iil nii•iii•ii•ii/Siitiiuiidiii•iiniit We offer an excellent L L'9 Cuetom Fam Hm ••'•Ide 2br 1ba BEACH 2869 BEACH 2669 loana. For Info aend benefit package In· 5Br 3.5Ba. 3/C gar, Spacious home w/dli:========-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: $4 P.O. BoK 15112 eluding 401k. EOE. ~ool, • apa. 3FP'a, hk·up'• 110.s'o/moll Santa Ana, CA 92735 Orugfree & Smokelr•• ~!!/:kr ·::~ no/pet Ma.eeeo • YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN. • • • • • • ;:~~ re!~~;o~~e.~~: NhPORT H•IOHTS T~~·~:~o':"-c:rom.: CALL 1~:~10-9002 ary history to: Ac· Two Elegant Farnlty gar, 11160mo. Call counting Supervisor, Home• For Sale By Robert 949-&42•1271 i..raetAlBRaearldllyAplfcoane.Larp P.O. Box 1560, Costa ~ulld er. 548-8048 pool, applldel: Ntw aqet ud IDOl'e, MJI spee. =~~· (7~~) 893~~;~48~ llAX MORGAN D&V•--------c-...... 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Cal·I 642-5678 ~~.PUot Bridge By CHARLES GORE.N with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH IT CANNOT BE Nonh-South vulnerable. South deals. WFSf •J9 NORTH • 62 Q 75 o K 87 5 4 2 • 107 3 EAST Q K 10 843 0 Q10 9 •Q91 SOUTII •AK53 QAQ 9 o A J 6 •.A J 4 • Q 10 87 4 Q J 62 ¢3 •K865 NOR111 EAST 2¢ .... JNT ,_ Opening te.d: Four of <::> West found a clever maneuver to lure South into destruction on this deal. II would never have succeeded at rubber bridge, but a duplic&tc pairs event is a diftaaa& keuk Qf fJSh.! South's bidding described a bal- anced hand of 23-24 points. Nonh's hand was borderline for a raise lo game. since there rated to be little play if declarer did not bold thtee diamonds. In that event, however. even two no trump might be too high. West led a low heart and declarct was delighted with dummy. Then wuc five fast tricts available outside the diamond suit, and five more could be develooed there if the suit broke no wane than 3-1. AJI declarer had to do was cash the ace of dia· monds and, if the queen did not drop. lead the jact-of diamonds and run it. After winning the first trick with the queen of hearts, declarer duly played off &he ace of diamonds, not- tq WC!'A's Dino. Wbea -4be. jadt was led next. West produced &he ten. so the only milsirla card in the su.it was lhc 9uecn. Declarer reasoned I.hat, hokting Q I 0 9, Wesa would ftlldy have covered to asaft • Irick in dtc suit and possibly ki.U dummy. Sinc:c it seemed that the suit was~ in. declarer rose with dummy's bog. That was 1 wondelful development for the defense. In the_..end. lhc con- tract went down two tricks. At rubber bridge thcte woukl be no e~ for ~·-'-p1-y...At 4uf1i .. , ca1e. where overuidts rmner a great deal, we are not suie what we woukl have done al the table. 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Oreal travel '941·250.9008 ff&5 ~u 1·800-481·3329 1aJ11 manager tor for· b•n•fJt•. 863..S747 Manning Homea ••••••••• MEDICAL PROF'LS tuna 200 company lo-SalH S •ourlty Offtoera p harm I cu 11 ca I co catad In Coata Miia~ e Figure• U your !50 Immediate open· --~-~---- needs your lcnowl· Newport BMch area. not making 20K per lngal 949-248·SU90 ANTIQVIS 8 d g 0 . s 8 0 K + IY,. Must be aalf-autflclent month. eas.en-eoo1 ------ C a I I with personal com· •---------TWo lt•I antlqve wood 1·800-481 ·3329 putar, Windows 95• S•I•• EMPLOYMENT twin bad• (Incl frame, Operations Assl1tan1 ~~of ropair/malntonanco of MS word, Excel. Du· Ar1 Gallery. FfT·PfT uaa Include proc•sa· salaa. (714) 631;7606 SERVICES 5533 headboard & toot· Ing exp , e board) w./2 matching ~ entry and apaclal COMI! QROW •••-••• .night stands. $300 aet ntt 95}:1l33 proJec.ta. 20 hours per WITH USI Plea ... ba aware thal ~~oown A&"t~~·kll~~~~ 4~~~~~~~~1 wHk Monday-Friday. Expanding ..-tall ad· the ll1Unga In lhl1 cat· farm table w/4 match· SOAUTKCOA~ FalC/Emall resume lo: verllslng dep•rtment agory may require you Ing wlndsor chairs. ~U~N 7 1 4 -5 4 8 -4 6 5 O o r seeks a sell motlvetod to ca~I, a 900 number Good cond. 5700 obo rita k ..... EatonAd<ft aol.com. account executive to In wnic.h there 11 a 714•831•5007 IMtlAM, CAt2107 sell, develop and 1er· charge per minute. -auc-CA•n.o ..... imlllilmiiiiimliiil .......... JSUlfD •rewn ' Jord•n ~· eMall• b' ••••••··~~--li!ii~iil·~ tetlle and • ChaJra. f&ll, phone. •malJ, C:ail All lalaM May I~. Ana..,.. & houa flrtt $110 lai<eal 018·378·2315 ~4hra 1"2pm, Andclu9t1 Col· 149-759-\180 Low c:oat la1er ctl9Ck1 tectlblee. '.f.,1nlture, lkiA Couch, Table, !~~".,::.;..~~; Chalt1, Lampo, Bed/ WANTID aupp&ln, book•, ,._. MaWeH. All M'I Xlnt 1 i._ ... _ .~·. Condition. tMo• New. TO aVT ery, _,_, ...,. • ......... 1.... 1 •• Men toya, too&a, Udo tt'"·, ________ ,__ ......... ..,. ..... •. aurfboarda, w .. au •· NEWPORT Lrw I nt Ctr. WHh•d I 8UV ALL PIANO• golf club•. 1tampa, 1 ' Oak, glHl/Wood dra. Antlquu·qual. turnltura Avon &. Blu. w111ow BEACH 6169 atdep/Hhlgh/58wld'e 1pc or houHIUI c.Hh plataa, map• avall at , $3$0.obO 9e9·0204 paid (714) 957-8133 124 Conine Un all•WI C•nunwtltw 0 _ Modern/New seo.oo Old Coln• Gold Sliver •~•;!~~ ::':!rle ~~1~ S•I• B•)'Ylew r=t · Dining tbl .150x381n, 8 Franklin Mint. Sterling cloth••· Jackata, hat1, Sat May 9, 8-~tn chair• Hunter Graen Old watch .. & Jewelry t ahrrt1 Whol .. •I• Bayview Way & Bay· wtwood trim & grHn Westcout Coln 842·9448 Prlcll. Come ••r1 for view Clrcle. Acr'ois Ille top. 848·2421 Rl!CO .. DS/TOP S b a It .. I• c I I~ n I from Marriott S~ •• ovTW"11-W•r•r1rr·o·gan ' • 'ftoe'lf Dlti"""'4 A oltUILlte_mbJ• •& hC!lJ'!: "' Etc .•• "'0'"' & •o·a Ml"• Sat 8 ·12 Id aw-·1 Cu1tom Dining Table ~ .. " " morel Sat 7«f~ w/8 HJ·bacl<-Cl'lalrs, ./ e4 5•75o5 2005 Barranca E'llliTt.r & Mora. 780-9590 --------• CO,STA MBSA 6124 Huv• movtog ...a. "' , ___ __. _ _......._ FREE TO YOU 6022 iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiii home tum. socfl"'*' l MERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3 Pamlll•• Sat 8:30.3 11eepar. appl'1, ~ Sun 9.1. Furn, hsld kids llem1, :)20 Prsp-f oqulpmont & l;lull<S· lngs, Grounds land· scoping. P/U & deliver supplies. Mu•t h•V• auto & good OMV. Cxp w/RV"s roq'd. 37.!>hrs·wk, $9·hr ,.. bcnes 557·1291 EOE The Eaton vice new buslnaa1 Corporation Is an EOE -and apeclal sectlon1.1---0-YME--NT---MISC. 6015 B eautiful Shih T au Items, contractor pact St(ln alley). ?Ai;i\· \ ---------needs home, wall 1upl'1, record•. buH 2pm Sat-Sun I Thinking of hovlng a garage aalo? G1110 us a catll CLASSIFIED Why play Hide 'N S.1k with c.htldc.are? Call C l as•lfl e d today! 642·5678. Wo ·prefer a candidate EMPL . to have a minimum of WANTED 5535 1 ye a r Pr In I ad· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii vertlslng experience. MOM WILL BABYSIT e11cellont c.omm~mlc•· (my home) Npt Hgt• Uon skiffs. Ablhty to a ea Oa s 3xWkly ~ntiques & CCollutihla TOP~.-~ ,~.., ·~· APPUANCES 6011 50~ off mo•t Item • trained, 1welfl 531·5000 mec:hlnll, cralll. No Huge S •I• Housebold : liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 week onlyl Now we ---------• aarllesl 187 Del Mac Item• and clothing. All : Admlr•I Electric Dryer have malernlly ware & PETS & E11orclza equip, hous• •g••· 1215 Pembroke, , 842·5078 Rene\\ Tub & Tile • Shower pana Porcelain tuba ~~'i \ Tlle cotJ>V.:.· counters W kUoor• Craclu FREE • £~. 644-1835 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 3487 $9 87.3 5.twk+I A BOOMING BUSI NESSI For serious people who want serious wealth. Starting this monthf Call fo r f ree Info. '.8 00.995.0796 BUSINBSS S!RVICES Prlntlng/P.R . Theriot I Auoc. Brochurn. Sales Sheets. 2.4.6 color We destroy O C. prices! Ottice managers & Marketing People love usl F1>ftuoe 500 Reletences l!!! 650-6782 .. 5'8-8133 Adv1nc1d Wo0d1y1tem1 ·Custom Cabinetry· Kitchen• Bath •Door• Molding• • Mantat1 u91eso m -•••·881'0 Wl'ly play HICSe 'N . CERAMIC TILES 3528 L••kv Shower• Rep'd Regroullng & lnalall'n L670130 Dean of T llo 673-8065 or 846-8526 CLEANING SERVICES 3548 set goal• and make ' , Y • • professional presenta· $&~r.<714> 831 -~89 lions In a fast pacod1--------- and detail oriented en· DOMESTICS 5540 vlronmant. Xlnl benefit pac.kage, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Including 401 k. Drug Sc andln•vl•n Qlrl screonlng/physlcal re· PfT h1akpr In ex· quired. EOE. change for RIB. Prlv. Resumes via lax: Al· q r I rs P r e f' d o r tontion, Lynn Esola lne11ponslve studio. 714·650·4802 or maU: excel local refs. T 1 mos comm u n 11 y __ c_a1_1 _9_49_·_4_49_·_8_4_17_ • M ~. ........... ~ Paintings 't' China Books 't' Fumlture . "'~ in Newport Beech 14.673.6 Hordloy Used, $200. ear piercing. Across BMT1l6ftr c: hold ltem1. c.lothlng. 8am-3pm, Sal & ~- Emily 641·1688 from Fair Grounds. 6Mw~··~ 6049 ml1c. Sat May 2nd Moy 2nd & 3rd. " '" '' U••d •PPI'• great ___ e_4_9_·_8_3_1_·7_3_0_3_ 7am·2pm 2950 Ceylon1 ________ _ Baker-Mesa Verde Or TUSTIN 6 •;t cond, oven, 4 burner D f dY lfl OCICAT K i tte ns 1~0 w /oven. compactor. e en OUrle ' Leopard lookallkH Giant E•tat e Sale l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-= white bay window. CALL TOLL FREE $400-$600 646-8473 Everything goesl 1• dfw. 251·8844 Milch 1·888-532-4528 4 room s.SO yrs1--------- W••h•r/Dr ver $145 Wo lff T anni ng B e d• accuml Furn, anti· · ESTATE SA each. Frld g• $l75. Tan Al Home • q"°'· clothing, tools. S G 11 D-.&GE SALES You name we've gol Excellent condition! Buy Direct and a ve! ~ Ill Fri & Sat, May 1st & 11111 -0 297 Commercial/Homo ••••••••Iii units from S 199.00 2nd. 8am-4pm. 2957 Low Mon1hly Pmts Pemba, C.M., Mosa Fr e e Color Catalog GENERAL 6102 Verde, cor!:\_er ol Total Conte FURNITURE 6014 News. 330 Wost Bay -~~~~~~~lll40ln round 1atten Stroot, Costa Mosa, Can'I seem to BEST PRICES table, four swivel up. Call 1.eoo.11 1.0158 Country Club/Pemba. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I P a ti o 1 a t e , c o r n o r M • t •I PI • t Ing * * * * * * * * * Riverside Or ./Meao. of Tustin Aeslden--' lncl~ding anllque. • furniture, squarq. grand piano, s~(· ling, fine art, llnen1 sewing supplies, and much mo~ ,.. 14191 Laurinda~ CA 9~627 $$PAID$$ · holstorod chairs, get to all those •oneilanmamcacm: matching love seat. S V • t • m • 1 Go Id. Hoag Hos pltal May 2nd-3rd. 8a-2p chrom.A...fgu:.ar.1. Jew· Thrift Sho p No oorly blrda. Good jobs reliable services interesting things to buy It's all there every day Ir? Classified 642·5678 COMPUTER ~UP1 · PIUVATt OR GROUP TVmRING '··~~tWt• ISTAmNG ATS'9l • AT YOUR HQ.to\( OR ml(( 714·540·6344 olry olc.. Cost $4900 * sacrifice $595 & $995 SATURDAY repair jobs • llltlqucstomodtm Excellent cond. $575. around the house? ·~~ Call 949-673-4371. Let the PRED STEGMANN ClaHlfled ANTI UES Service Directory help you find reliable help. 842·5678 DRYWALL SERVICE 3584 Witthoeft Drywall All Phases• Sm/Lg Job• Claanl Claenl Clean! :ZOYrs Exp/Fair $/Free Est ' Ll400030 714-639·1447 EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS 3609 E •rthqu•k• S•f•tv Bolt your home downl Fr•• con1ullatlon. 838-27•3 ELECTRICAL 3610 FUB BSTIM~TB 72 2 •. 7478 Utl'1 ... SELL your home through classified, B l edermelr· 1ofa & obo. 1 ·909·786·2940 May 2nd, 1998 chair $1600. Parslan1--------- Harlz Rug $4500. Call COLLECTIBLES 714·721-1380 6017 Blk top gra de loalher ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii couch, L·soal & over-I• sized chair & olloman. Good cond. $1900 HI obo 714-831·5007 W a nted J a p an ••• Sword• & related Items. 714·494·1731 f0rll)'9Ur TIME TO BEGIN -voURHOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECn_ Can • p lu"ifil»•r, palntt r, handyman or any of the ,.,. vfc:ft ll1ttd here In our directory! CAI.I. YOUI L~AL aSINIC• TODAYI G arde ning retlable & qualit y work a l ro11onabla rates. . Ed Barratt 548·3371 10am tlll 3pm 670 W.171h St. and Pomona Costa Mesa * Clothing Furniture Antiques ****** Rooms, apartments, homes Cl8$Slfied can satisfy your housing needs. 8:30am · 4:0opnr:: " Fri, Sat & Su Overstocked wrtr," - stuff? A call to Classified will help 642·5678 ... ~ Seek with chlldca,..~~14Js;~!!!~!!~~ Call C l a•aUted •·--------todayl 842·st7t. llliiiiiiiiill ------------~ •97 a.a CL '97 Rxpedltlon XL T 'U Town Car V-8 '94 PICK UP X• 'ff CAMRY La TT Mt DL 'M .letta QL •e7 Jetta QL ... V. ••• New en. A•d/grey, lthr, full 4x4, lthr, V8, CO, a\lto, A/C, llhf. tuli 4x•, 41k ml. 1-own.r, Automatic, Cull power, A~ c.,, "~ MfWf, cua, e/c, , .. , Auto, AC , oaea, 111f"'l.4 6 ~ ...... power, CO changer (A4377~KXU~9,997 power, cc, am-Im ;j::~·~! (SH65916) ~~~ M7•wl (747181) =~=-1':: apoller. (11837/ tow ml. (U'711/ fot Mid 100K inl&H. (00301~1!xu.'20,977 MISSION VIEJO Call, tint. landau top Coat• Meaa Ll!XUS °' ... 7400L• AM.t~':~ :=· ~4::~~ .. :1 ~:.·~ l440().714-e4e-2NO. •n Peteraon 28' MlaSION Vll!JO 1-(888)..aa.L•XUS HOOO obo 873"8128 Llncoln.-Moroury W•STMINST•R auto trana, i .. th.,, Pot'9eM Audi VW Poraohe Audi VW CF24Ml<L Lean .... 1·t•••> ... ·LllXUS •97 TAURUS QL '83 TOWN CAR !714) 540·S•~o (714> an.eeoe • ~ condition 12150. 71._.3 ... 775 7144~77• ·-------- $500-S800 ranoe obo AC, PW/POL, AM/FM SIGNATURE '87 C•ntra red exc.t •ee COROLLA ... 9-HO-MGS --.,......--...,...--1 ,97 . .___ ..... 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(11323/1• TLC. $24,000 • $12,997 $13,993 W•STMINaTl!A -"t a/ oof 05088) Sff8S 004457) 11 ••••• ·-Me-7•2·1820 90 3251 coat• M••• Coat• M••• (714) ••2 .. eoe ca .... ,•· c.""" • MoK•nna 8MW MoK•nna •MW C lbl I LI I M PONTIAC .170,________ rood condition. pone._-........ 1 VW Po_ ...... _ •··di YW 2•• Ca.I 8hp outbd 4 aall onvert •· red blk Llncoln·Morcury nco n ercury '97 CAMRY LI! 15.750 or beSt offer. • ... _... ••• ,,_ - l;>,fQI great buyl Mutt llhr. ~1:g~~C:3010) (714) 540.5930 1714) 540·5830 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Full pwr, only 15k ml. (949) 574-4270 714-83e-e775 714oe3 ... 775 ... , $3800. Call Sal MoKonna BMW Cool, Fun & lnve11ment •97 TOWN CAR '92 BONllVILLI! SS• New Le>cua trade. '98 Jetta GL •97 Paa .. t QLX •• 114-759·0242 Por•ch• Audi vw '66 Mustang Conv. EXECUTIVE 3.BL V8, t111. cc, ABS. (0274S8lmxua'18,977 1_v_o_w __ W_A_G_EN __ 9_2_3_S 15" CUii Whit. new VR8, llhr. ~c .. 1/CD 71~838-8775 289 VB, great cond. • 4 .8L VB, PW/POL, P(W,.r3~;~1s;3C)USS5t :;~· MISSION vt•Jo jiiiiiii•iiiiiiliiiiiii tlrH, AC. (18485/ chngr. A89. (187451 Orig Plates, $10.500. lmmac 2 to chooso " • ,.. 002684) 11!1995 007338) 115 999 '82 3a!U -,42a:U'a rQal...(6J9386'8i3a66> --,;iicoo~~·:.~:~ry-1·888·08·L•XUS '~..a..-. .... -...lloK.e,wJMW MoKH•a Convartlble, green $241997 • '97 COROLLA 1-owner, new rebuilt Poncho Audi VW PoracM Audi VW with tan Int. lfhr,•--------Coat• M eH 1714) 540.5e3 o • 17k, AT, all pwr eng/lnt. nHda paint/ "114-838 .. 775 714oe3 ... 779 aporta pkg (16712/ HONDA 9085 Llncoln·M•rc ury --------(3UMS778) $13,333 1mog. $1200 574·9020 ----~,...--------, .. -8-J-.-,.-_0-L-- C282•0) St6,995' '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714 540·5830 TOYOTA 9210 LEXUS OF '97 c.-brlolot ... -• MoKonna BMW 1• WESTMINSTER Cuat whls/tlrH, blk Loaded. Only 980ml. New Slip & Side T1•. Wiii accom 50+ Power. l!Hy •~cHa on Balboa Penln. Agent PoraoheAudtVW '79ClvloW.gon 1714)892-8908 FIND· exterior. (1174 7/ (1&e38/220n2), 71 ,. •3• • " doOf, good cond. '89 c II a Red 4s d·---..-------80275;l $19 ...... 5 11• 995 ..... v v-v775 smoged, 99 tags S750 MERCEDES 9130 e c P ,-,..... .... 108kml grt cond 1 To place an ad In Mc onn• BMW McKonna aMW 71~4S48·2884 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii owner $2900/obo(714) ClaHlflod an apartment Poracho Audi VW Porsche Audi VW I 4.. I JI, i 111' I "'' •l I l t \ •oo Accord EX '89 280E •·Owner. _64_4_·58__,,9_1 __ ...._.,_,,-•--c_a_11 _8_4_2_·5_e_7_a_._ • __ th_ro_u .... oh_cla_s_s_if_ie_d ___ 7_14_·_8_3_e.e_7_7_5 __ . ___ 7_,_...,._3_e.e __ 7_7_5_ Teal grn, leather, 4dr. mini, 67k ml, goraged. '92 CAMRY Le 1"800·247·8209 CADILLAC 9040 800·643·5022 fully load ad. xlnl new evorythlng, white AT, ell pwr. AC ======== '84 'Coupe DoVlll• cond, 59800 Call Phll $14.9 obo 646·2011 (2ZTA043) $9,888 VI• Lido Boetallpa Must seel $3000 obo day work714·118-2421 LEXUS OF Av•lleblo Now ( 7 1 4) e 4 2 -4 4 3 2 evening 714·722·1453 '02 190 E 2 .8 WESTMINSTER Sall or Electric pref'd. ****** ,87 Accord Lx. 4.dr, AT, llhr, CD. mnrl, 1714, 892·8908 261M5ft. Sl3·l6par ft ._...,.,,....,.~---.,,...---auto, pwr, a/c, white (949474• 517·777 '92 CAMRY XLE v• tLLA RENTALS '84 FLEETWOOD LEXUS OF v 714·875-4912 FORMAL LIMO w/brown Int. 6QK ml, WESTMINSTER Full power, Lexus 1·0wnar. Beautiful. SS,900.obo 723·1504 1714, 892•8908 trade In. (067844) Dark Blue Metellle. '92 Accord LX . $13,977 CAMPERS, RV'S, 153k ml. $8,900. 4 door dark blue, MIS~~~u:IEJO ~ERS 8014 ........... 8 ..... 4 ..... 9,......-84 ___ 0.~53 __ 3_5-= 65K ml, 510K, sun MERCURY 9135 1-888-88·LEXUS roof. 9'f9·723·1113 '88 SEDAN DoVILLE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 4X4 JCl'd cab pickup '21''.*otorhomo 1969 4.5L, lo ml, pwr wlnd/1----........ ---•92 SABLE V6 low ml $13,600 1 Dodge Travco. V-6, locks, lther. lmrnac, JAGUAR 9105 3.8L vs. Onlyl6lk ml, owner. all records, pvt ~uto trans. A Classlc (12JVW332) $5988 pwr wind/locks, pty, sharp 540-4655 ~ $3500. 714·642·2792 Coata Moaa (2zaK332) 58992 Llncoln-Morcury '93 XJ8 low miles. '94 CAMRY LE 1714) 1540.5830 loaded, white/saddle Costa Moaa White, AT, all pwr. Interior, C/0 , chrome Llnc~ln·Mercury ~Lexus Ir ad e I AUTOMOBILES '93 Sevlll• STS wheels, stunning 1714) 540·5830 (34MA936) $12,550 Fully Loaded! Under $19.5K ~69·380·8282 LEXUS OF 49k miles, premium ' e '95 VILLAGER WESTMINSTER wheels, phone, 1· GS MINIVAN (714) 892·8906 ACURA 9010 owner. $19,995. PP LEXUS 9115 7 pass, dual ac, till '95 CAMRY LE i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 759-3558 or 640-7665 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cc' am /I m cos s. Lo mites, AT, full 1• (SDJ94729) $12,995 '94 QS 300 Coata Moaa power, lmmaculatel '93 LEGEND L Lo ml, lthr, co, Ilk• CHEVROLET 9045 n e w 3 F H " 5 7 8 ) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $17,777 LEXUS OF Wl!STMJNSTER 1714) 892 .. 908 Can't seem to - get to all tt:iose • repair Jobs • 9'PUnd the house? • i Let the • Cl•Hlfled : Service ' Directory ~ 4 help you find ! rellabhl help. • : / Qfve ua a calll , CLASSIFIED • &42·5878 '95 CAMARO Z·28 White. full power, lo ml . 11875,1) S12,577 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1-888-88-LEXUS DODGE 9065 '91 C•r•v•n LE AWO, 3.3 , 6 cyl, tOOk mllos, 1·owner, $5500 obo 71~548·5402 PORD 9075 '89 T 0Blrd LX V6, auto, loaded, moonrl, 1-owner 87K ml, xlnt. $4499 714-642-0138 Full opUon, Lexus cer-Llncoln·M•rcury (883259) $1 3,550 ~~'~.::1. ,, o a 5 8 ea 1714) 540.5930 . we'sE.f:i?.::eR LEXUS '98 TRACER SDN 1714) 882 .. 906 MISSION VIE~O AC. PW/POL; TIU, CC. '99 4RUNNER 1·(888) BS.LEXUS AM/FM stereo cass SR5 v9· '05 ES 300 .-805254 $8496 Full pwr, 2 wheel Coat• Mes• I I 20k I White/ivory, llhr, mini. dr ve, on Y m Lexus cert If I ed. Llncoln·Mercury (014380) $22,677 (714) 540·5630 LEXUS (08856~EXUSS22.977 •--------MISSION VIEJO MISSION VIEJO 197 SABLE GS 1·888-88·LEXUS 1888) 88 LEXUS AC, Pw/pdl. ABS, 1111, 1 • • cc am/Im cass. pwr '96 4RUNNER SR5 ve '98 ES 300 seat. alloy whl s Too much equip to list .. Whllefivo~ .only 14k (643343) s 11,997 Looks and runs like new. ml. Lexus certified. Coat• Meaa (3PRW827) $23,550 (177826) $28 9n Llncoln·Morcury LEXUS OF LEXUS (714a 540·5830 WESTMINSTER MISSION VIEJO (714)892·8008 1 ·1888)·88-Ll!XUS '84 Comet Great teen· _ _...._...__ ___ _ ages 1st earl New ev· '06 LX 450 erythlngl S6k Invested Low ml, llhr, CD. $3000. 714·648·2860 lmmacl (125417)1 ______ _.__ $39,950 '88 TOPAZ 53k ml, LEXUS.OF Blue/Gray, auto, good WESTMINSTER cond. $1995. or make (714) 892-8908) oHerl 548·1857 On the move? 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NAME -----------------------------~ PHONE ADDRESS CITY -----------------------~ CREDIT CARD# ____________ EXP. DATE ________ -= SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC ITEM: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I AE . DISCOVER D ESCRIPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I TREASURE CHEST RULES AND INfORMATION A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGf.S. ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UN11.L THE FOLLOWING WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. MERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AD. C) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSlNESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. o) To PLACE YOU1t AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL rr, OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFlCE. OUR ADDRESS IS : 3l0 W. BAY STREET I. i .. THE.NEW 350 HORSEPOWER, TWJN~ TURBO LOTUS ESPRIT VB IS ONE OF _TflE WORLD'S FINEST EXOTIC ·00£. 80MBINE UNIQUE STYLING AND EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE WITH . Low PRICE AND DAILY PRACTICALITY AND YOU'LL EASILY SEE IT'S ALso ONE OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VALVES. · '95 LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 $28 995 Hardtop, British green w/white top, ash gray interior, ' 0 only 7K miles, cassette; AJC, winch. (97gl 95) $J r $399 +tax per mo., 36 mo. closed end lease, toul drive off$3361 +tax. 99 ~~ Residual $1 7,722. Based on 12k miles per your OAC. Exp. 5/4/98. +tax · With Only 500 In The U.S., This Is The Last Example Of The Pure Land Rover Design. This Is A No Nonsense, Extreme Off Road Capability Combined With The Civility And Security Of A Hardtop . . '92 MAZDAMIATAMX-S CONVERTIBLE Red, black interior, cassette, CD changer, A/C, only 1 Sk miles. (315586) '95 CHEVY 1500 EXTENDED CAB PICK-UP White, grey interior, Silverado, cassette, CD, power, alloys, bedJiner, low mile,$. (5£56271) . '95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS Frost bei~, neutral shale leather, chrome wheel1, phone, f.ictory warranty. (3LBU285) . · '96 TOYOTA 4RUNNER LIMITED i ' r ' • &More! THE NEW 350 HORSEPOWER, TWIN_:_f TURBO LOTUS ESPRIT VB IS ONE OF THE WORLD'S FINEST EXOTIC CARS; COMBINE UNIQUE STYLING AND EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE WITH Low PRICE AND DAILY PRACTICALITY AND You' LL EASILY SEE I-r's ALso ONE OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST V ALUES. · '95 LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 S28 99S Hardtop, British green w/white top, ash gr,?y interior, • .. ' or only 7K miles, cassette, A/C, winch. (97g195) $J · . $399 +tu per mo., 36 mo. closed end lease, total drive offSH61 +tax. 99 ~~ Residual $(7,722. Based on Il k miles per your O.A.C. Exp. 514198. +tax With Only 500 In The U.S., This Is The Last Example Of The Pure Land Rover Design . This Is A No Nonsense, Extreme Off Road Capability Combined With The Civility And Security Of A Hardtop . ... • '92 MAZDAMIATAMX-S CONVERTIBLE Red, black interior, cassette, CD changer, A/C, only l Sk miles. (315586) '9S CHEVY 1500 EXTENDED CAB PICK-UP White, grey interior, Silverado, cassette, C D, power, alloys, bedliner, low miles. (SES6271) '95 CADU.I .. AC SEVILLE SLS Frost bei~, neutral shale leather, chrome wbeel1, phone, factory warranty. (3LBU28S) '96 TOYOTA 4RUNNER LIMIT'ED Beige, tan leather, 4WJ?., V6, fuJJ pwr, fuJly loaded, low miles, faotory warranty. (3TGu818) '95 RANGEJtOVER co~ LWB Biarriti blue, cm 1"d:ict.~ .. CD.Changer; premium IOUnd;~.,.~ loaded. (655700) ·