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Home My WebLink About1998-07-18 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA Mi.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, July 18, 1998 Filling a prescription for success •~panic· group i;>rovides what 10-year-old girl needs to reach her goal of ' I ' becom_ing a doctor: funds to attend Catholic school Francisco, is the sole breddWinner for Liliana and her s1bltilgs, 19- year-Old Elizabeth and 7-yedr-old Francisco Jr . Francisco, who moved tus fam- ily to the Uruted States from Mex- ico 10 yean. ago, is a gardener Alter he's paid for food, clothes AMY 5ruRGE0"1 ~ and housing, there's not mucil left --------~-Pb------over to set dSide for lhmr higher "'""' educabon. COSTA MESA_ -Liliana "We have LttUE' money for col- Moreno has a dream: When she lege, • he said grows up, she wants to be a dot:-But there is hop<>. Liliand'S old- tor. er sister is liVlllg proof. "l want to be a pediatrician,· When she wac. Liliana's dge, . the 11-year-old said with a broad Elizabeth receivC'cl $3,000 from smile. "I love kids." the Luevdno Scholdr&hip Fund MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT H1span1c Education Endowment Fund recipients Elizabeth Moreno, left, who wUJ be attending UCI thJs fall, and her sister, Liliana, who will be e ntering slxUl grade at SL Joachim in Costa Mesa. Howeve.r, making that dream awarded by the Ordng<> County come true could prove to be quite Hispanic Education Endowment a challenge for Liliana's parents. Fund and the Ordnqe County Francisco. 41 , and Francisca, 38. Community Founddllon. The 0 R A N G E ( 0 u N.T y F A I R I 9 8 t utton less . ect PHOTOS SY MARC MARTN I 0.6.l.Y .-..or Close to 100 brown sheep, beige lambs and the odd pink-colored woolly sort were paraded into the fairgrounds Friday morning during the Orange County Fair's sheep run. Above, fairgoers touch freshly cut wool after the lambs underwent a shearing. Traffic on Fairview Road was more wild and woolly than usual as f air's first sheep drive goes smoothly TIM GR.CNDA lbttrb ittle Bo Peep would have been proud. A herd of 100 sheep -includ- ing a d ozen dyed pink in keeping : ~th the Orange County Pair's : theme of We're in the Pink -were marched . • down Fairview Road on Friday morrung under the persistent direction of herding dogs and their human masters in the (air's : first sheep drive. : The dnve, which provided a wacky end- ing to the Mt full week or the 106th annual : fair that eads July 26, featured the Los . Angeles Scottish Bagpipe 84.nd pro- VJding the traditiQnal sounds of Scot-' • land, where sh eepherding ls a com- : moo practice. : But in Costa Mesa, a herd of . : 5beep marching down the street in • : the middle of morrung rush hour ls ! sWl considered out of the ordinarv. : •ThJs is wild," Hid College Park : resident Thad Coe. ·rve eeen a lot : of weird things going down th1I • : street. but JMWW a herd oC sheep. : This tak• tba cake.• : By 8:~5 a .m., hundredi of spectators, some wi~$. r~ cbaiil and warm cups OI con.. to ward Oft the ...ty morrung llllSt and drizzle, lined the 1dcwaJk tlong the southbound lane or FairvJew hoping to catch a glimpse of the action. A hall-hour later, the h rd begdn its two-mile journey from a vacant lot on the college campus down Fairview before hanging a lclt onto the fairgrounds through the Princeton Gate ond prOceeding to the Grand- stand Arena, where sheepshearing demonstrations and a sheep dog com- pebtion were held later. Justin McCle ron, 10, amved at the Intersection of Fairview and Arlington Drive with has mother and grand .. motber e1bout 8:15 a.m. to take out a pesfect place right along th curb. schold~hip ollowed her lQ enroll Scholors~1p i-und. Tne: S(:holar- dt St Jodchim c dthohc Sthool in <.hip IS t.Cnewdble everv yearuntil Costa Me!)a an<I gave hE'f an c.,ht• grclduates.. . wcenuve to work hdrd ancfcon-•1t hrlps me to value my edu- centrdle on her stud1c~ Cdtlon. • Liliana Said. • [t would l>e ·st. Joachim redUy prepared wondt·rful to represent the Hls- me for tugh school due to the cur· pdlllt tommuruty m education.· ~ nculwn. • EliZdbeth ~1d. ThC' Hispanic Educational Elizabeth will Poter UCI dS a Endowment Fund awards schol- freshman lh1s fall <1nd serv<·s ds d dr-.h1ps to Latino youths who mentor to hPr younger sister demonstrdte academic excel- "She IS my role model My lentP and econorruc need. The fdllllly mC'dns everythIO~J to nw. • orgdruzabon's key philosophy JS Lilidlld said "They cpve me <tll the to support students before they support the}' Cdn H go lo college and whtlE' they are ·we're twst rm·n<is," Ehzc1lwth still m K-12 schools, said Nadme added. W1kk, the group\ spokes- And no.w, Lllldna I'> l0Uow1og womdn in her sister's foot'ileps. Sh<' will I HThdt prevents them from be enrolling m St. Joachim school droppmg out,• -.he said. m the fall, thanks to d $1,000 scholarship throuqh the Llwvc1no 1 SEE EDUCATION PAGE A12 Marriott seeks approval for time shares •Detailed plans of already-approved resort on Newport Coast go to county Planning Commission. iblyPb NEWPORT COAST Delcliled plans for N<"wport Coast Villas Resort, which is described as a tuture "gem m Marriott'!) eye for tht> coast of California • go before the Ornnge County Pldnnmg Com- rruss1on next wee . The 500-urut. luxury time- share resort has already b<'en approved for a 70-acre piece ol land m the coastal bluffs abo\'P East Coast Highway in Newport · Coclst -the umncorporated ari•a between Corona clPl Mar dOd Laguna Beach that NC'wport Beach hopes to annex. The parcel used to be owned by The Irvine Co. but was sold to Disney in lhc early 1990s Disney had proposed d luxury time- share resort for the site, l.>ul Idler withdrew the plans. Marriott Vacation Ownership lnlemationdl, d subsidiary of the hotel g1ant. is proposmg un m +The Orange County Plan- ning Commission will re11iew the detailed plans and possibly issue a coastal development permit after a hea ring, set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at 300 N. r St. fn santa Ana. upscale. Med1terranean-style resort cons1sllng o( 500 two-bed- room uruts w1tn ocean views, 14,000 quare feet of restaurant space. 3.000 quare reet of retdil, a 17.000-square-foot health spa, tennis court and three swun- ming pools The two-to four-story-high bmJdmgs would be;.terraced, an architectural fedture found m many of the company's tune- share re!>orts, said~ Camp- bell, cluector of national public r~lallonl> for lhe company -SEE HOTEL PAGE A12 H.untsman case 'moot,' court says •The decision is latest setback for Newport-Mesa . over its controversial zero-tolerance drug policy. NEWPORT-tvlESA A sldlc appellate court ruled Fnday that because Ryan l tuntsmdn alrcddy has graduated, it is met1runglC'SS for the school dlstnct to appeal a Supenor Court deos1on reinsldl· mg him to Corona del Mar 1 bgh School. FABULOUS FAIR FUN Wldi a turnout of 38,8&C at lbe taJ..r lillt nigb& ... ol 9 p.a.}. the tair COG ....... to~ m•len.. Cbeck out wbal'I ID ltDl"e tor tbrUl •ebn Illa week· end.Seep.geA4. DON~ I OAl.'f' PW,.Ol INDO Gm&-·--.. 14 "'"' • .Al4 .Al _... ___ '"""..All • The chool d1stnct hdS been engaged in a enes o( drawn:out court battles defending its contro- versial zero-tolerance pohcy under which l tuntsman,· then d seruor, was su pended from' Coro- na del Mar High and transferred to Newport Harbor Htgh School. Huntsman, 16, was stopped by SEE APPEAL PAGE A12 r' SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA W.SA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, July 18, 1998 I .!~!~~f!~°:.B~~~~':!~~.~[~~ ~~~~~~l · . for Llliana and her' siblings, 19-dt St. JOdchim Catholic &hoot m ship JS renewable every ye, what 10-year-old gul year-old Elizabeth and 7-year-old Co~.la-Mt!Sd dnd gdve hE>r dn she grdduatc-.. needs to reach her goal,of Francisc? Jr incentive lo work h.ud and con-. ·u helps 01(> to. V~U$ AY edu· . . franasco, who moved tus tam-cPntrntv on her :;tud1es. cat~on, • LllWn<l sa1d l-J' would t>Q bec;ommg a doctor. funds ily'to·theUnitcd'States from Mex-"St. Joltch1m redlly prepared wonderful to n•prest" / thP. l lis- to attend Catholic school. 1co 10 years ago, is a gardener me for high sthool due lo tht> cur-pamc commumly m Eucation." After he's pd1d for food, clothes nculum, • Elw1bcth '>clld The H1spdm<.: Educational and houswg, there's not much left Ellzabeth will Pnler UCI dS d Endowment run~ dwards schol- over to set dside for their highN freshmon lh1-. fuU dnd serve.,; tts d arsh1ps to Lal'.1to youths who COSTA MESA -Liliana Moreno bas a dream: When she grows up, she wants lo be a doc- ~~ . "I want to be a pediatrioan, • the 11-year-old said with a broad smile. "I love kids." education mentor to her younger s1str>r. demonstratP <.~frddermc excel- • we havP httlP money for col-"ShP 1s my rolt• model .. My Jenee and l'Conom1c need. The lege. • he said. fdntily means l.'vt>rythrny to nw, H orgdmzation's key philosophy is But there is hope. LiUand's old-LiJ1dna Sd1d "Th<•y qive me all the to support students before they e r sister is living proof. support 'thc•y CdJI " go to college dnd whue they are When she wa'> Liband'S age, "We're lw~t lr1Pnds,A Elizdhf•lh slill m K-12 schools, Sdld Nadine the Luevano Scholarship Fund And now, L1bund is follo\\'.lllU womdn. MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PILOT Hispan.lc Educallon Endowment Fund recipients Elizabeth Moreno, left, who will be attending UCI this fall, and her sister, Ullana, who wW be entering sixth grade at Sl Joachim ln Costa Mesa. However, making that dream come true could prove to be quite a challenge for Liliana's parents, Francisco, 41, and Francisca, 38. Elizabeth received $3,000 from added I Wilek, the qroup's spokes- awarded by the Orange County 1n her s1slt>r\ lootc;teps Shr> \VIII "That prevents them from Hispanic Education Endowment be enrolhnq m St Jodchim <;('hool droppmg out," '\he SdJd. Fund and the Ornnge County m the fdll, thdnks to a $1 ,000 Community Foundation The> scholarship throuqh the Luevttno SEE EDUCATION PAGE A12 0 R A N G E c 0 u N y,...y F A I R I 9 8 . utton less ect PHOTOS 8Y MARC MART'IN IOAAY Pl.OT Close to 100 brown sheep, beige lambs and the odd pink-colored woolly sort were paraded into the fairgrounds Friday morning during the Orange' County Fair' sheep run. Above, fairgoers touch freshly cut wool after the lambs underwent a shearing. . Traffic on Fairview Road was more wild and woolly than usual as f air's first sheep drive goes smoothly 1., .. -ol tbne border colllel to Mnl tbe lbeep Dd lmMl•U.two-..U.lnk. ~Pb itUe Bo Peep would have been proud. A herd of 100 sheep -includ- mg a dozen dyed pmk in keeping .___ with the Orange County Fair's theme of We're in the Pink -were marched down Fairview Road on Friday morning under the persistent direction of herding dogs and their human masters in the fau's first sheep dnve. The drive, which provided a wacky end· ing to lhe flrst full week of the 106th annual fair that ends July 26, featured the Los Angeles Scottish Bagpipe Band pro- viding the traditional sounds of Scot- • land, where sheepherding is a com- : mon practice. : But in Costa Mesa, a herd of : !iheep marching down the street in • : the middle of morning rush hour is • still coni.ldered out of the ordinary. : •This ii wUd, • said College Park • resident Thed Coe. •1•ve eeen a lot : of weird things going down this • : street. but nner a herd of sheep. ! This tak• the cake.• • By 8:45 a.m., hundreds of 1pectators, some with bMmketl, folding dWn and warm CUPI of <.'OlfM to ward off tbe ~ morning mist and drizzle, lined the sidewalk along the southbound lanes of F81I'View hoping to catch a glimpse of th ttction. A half-hour later, th herd begdn its two-mile journey from a vticdnt lot on the college campus down Fairview before hanging a I fl onto the f auyrowidS throUgh the Princeton Gato and proceeding to the Grand- stand Arena, where shcepsheanng demonstrations and a tlh p dog rom- petition were held later. Justin McCleron, 10, amve<J at the intersection of Fauview and Arlington Drive with hiS moth r and grand· mother about 8:15 a.m . to take out a ~ect ~ right along the curb. ~~--"--··=--------...__..._..,.... SEE FA•R MCIE A11 Marriott seeks approval for time shares •Detailed plans of already-approved resort on Newport Coast go to county Planrung C'ommiss1on. I - jl !"II I H I{\\,\ \Ml lh~P'ibl NEWPORT COAST Detdiled pldns for f',;ewport Codst Vtlld~ Resort. which 1s describf:'d us u luture "gem m l\1dmott\ PYf' for the coast of Ccthlorn1<1." go beforf' the Orange County Ptannmg Com- mission next weeR The 500-umt, luxury tim~ share re-.ort has ulready bN•n dpproved for d 70-dcre piece of ldnd in tht• coa~taJ bluffs dbove Edst Coast l tiqhway 10 Newport · Cod~t -th<> umncorporated dft>d between Corona del Mar dOd Laguna Bc•ach that Newport Bedch hope' to dnnex. The parcf'I used to be owned by The Irvine Co but wa~ sold lo Disney m the early 1990s Disney hdd proposed t1 1 luxury llme- shdre resort for the •ate, but Idler withdrew the plans l\.1dmolt V<tCdllOn Ownership lntemat1onal, a ubs1diary ol the hotel giant. 1-. proposmg an m +The Orange County Plan- ning Comm sslon will review the detailed plans and possibly issue a coastal development permit after a hearing, set for 1:30 p.m. Tu~day a1 300 N. ;erst. 1n Santa Ana. up~cale, M •(.llterranean-style resort consist.mg of 500 two-bed- room units \\Jlh ocean vit?w:., 14,000 square feet of restaurant space, 3,000 squdre feet of ret.ttl, d 17,000-square-foot health spa, tenrus court~ dnd three swun- mmg poolc; The two-to lour-story-high buildings would be terraced. dn arcb1tectural fedture found in mdny of the company's time- share resort~. sd1d Geary Camp- bell, director or nallonal public relation~ tor the company -SEE HOTEL PAGE A12 Huntsman c·ase 'moot,' court says •The decision is latest setback for Newport-Mesa over its controversial zero-tolerance drug policy. ~ NEWPORT-McSA -A late appellate court ruJed Fnday that because Ryan l luntsman a1rNdy has graduated, it ts mearungles for the school d1stnct to appt dl a Supenor Court deos1on rem tal- mg him to Corond deJ Mar High School. FABULOUS FAlR· FUN Wltb a turnout of 38'* at the fair lMt nigbt fas ol 9 .,...,. the lair~ to ......... meaen. Check oat wbat'I In Ilion for thrDI 111an .. w.--..a. s.,.. Ac. DON LEACH I DM.Y fl.OT INDEX Q&ll ____ _ a t 1 n ,_I ____ _ ..... ----'" ...1115..._ ____ _ .... _ .. ___ _....,. --...... ___ _...., •t a The .;chool d1stnct has b<•en engaged m a enc:. or drawn-out court battles defending it .. contro- vers1aJ zero-tolerance poltcy under which Hunl..,man, then d sentor, wds su pend d from Coro· na del Mdr I hgh and trdn (erred to Newport l ldrbor High School. Huntsman 1 tJ, was stopped by SEE APPEAL PAGE A 1~ ... Wf.AlHEI ' • • • l L -,. • : " • ~ Saturday, July 18, 1998 faith Newport Beoch/Costo M.eso Deity Pil MOIAL Of Ill STOIY Our1Lady of Mo;unt C~el celebrates 75 years of serving the Newport-Mesa communio/ \I (. Th·e healing presence J of small wonders "A baby is God's opinion that the world should go on.• -Carl Sandburg I r<>cently baby-sat a precious little boy named Alden for several hours. I realized that my house is no longer baby-proof and I reawakened certain ann muscles that have been hibematmg for years. I also rediscov- ered the JOY I feel when a baby's face brcdks into an car-to-ear smile. Soon after that I spent a morning watching my little niece and nephew al their house, which is baby-proof and baby-pleasing with toys galore. I put Francesca and Max in a Sub- urbdn·like stroller and we set out to dJscover the day. We stopped to smell the roses and touch delicate drops of dew still clinging to the soft petals. I conunented on how God had given the trees ctnd flowers a nice shower that • morning, and Francesca replied, "Thf!Y bad thPir bath and now they all look pretty tor u~. • JENIFER RAGLANt> ( ·Wfrlot I t al¥~tarted with a lltUe wooden church by the sea. ~. q>ne priest. Thirty famili~s. Lots oK ,·~· love'. '1 Seventy-five years later, Our Lady t>rl f\ll6unt Carmel Catholic Church seJ"Jes n\ore than 800 Newport Beach !an}ilies , #U)d is housed in a beautiful cha~l; .~'hall and rectory thol' has become a landmark in central Balboa. , 1 ' • But through all of the growth, the deep sense of love and community in the church ha,s remained unchan~ed. • •we have a very good cross section of retired people, young single people and young families who celebrate L together," said the Rev. Kenneth Krause, church pastor. "They are c:ill really nice people and very giving." The celebration of the church's 75th anniversary kicks off today with a spe- cial 5 p.m. fytass followed by a parish dinner. Auxiliary Bishop of Orange Michael Driscoll will celebrate the Mass, but Krause wiU deliver Ute homi- ly. Built for $4,000 in the summer of 1923 on a piece ol land that today is worth at least 100 times that amount, Our Lady of Mount Cannel celebrated its first Mass on June 16, 1923. KIM HAGGERlY-ZVll.JIS I D~Y PILOT Sht> WdS right We found funny shapes in the clouds overhead and dodged slimy snails underfoot. We greeted neighbors and gardeners clround Corona del Mar. Francesca hopped out of the stroller, danced on some rocks and then care- fully chose five l.lttle stones to bring homP When I asked why she wanted them, she sunply stated, "Then I'll have them if I need them.• Somehow that made perfect sense. ·. The church, small and made of wood, for many years was the only Catholic parish to serve Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. As the years went on and the church grew in size, the large, white concrete build.mg that sits at Balboa Boulevard and 15th Street was constructed and the old church was used as the parish hall. The Rev. Ke nneth Krause of Our Lady of Mount Carmel ~ Balboa wW help the church celebrate its 15th anniversary. In 1986, a new hall was built to match the church building. All of the funds for the renovation and expa.mion came from the church parishioners, many of whom are wealthy,· Krause said. FYI OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL CATHOUC CHURCH community and tightening the bond church tower, be said. of the existing parisbionm-s, Krause But Krause said his main goal over said. , the next year lS to institute a program "We want people to meet people called RENEW 2000, which consists of and get to know each other,• he said. faith-sharing groups of less than lO "We hope to draw us more together as people meeting on a weekly basis dur- We crossed the street and came to a puddle that must have frightened Francesca\.> Cc\use she stopped dead in her tracks. But instrumental in helping to build the new hall was the church's former pastor, Thomas O'Donnell, who passed away last year. Part of this year's anniversary . .celebration will be a dedi- cation ceremony to name the hall after O'Donnell, Krause said. t WHERE: 1411 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach · t PRIESTS: Kenneth Krause, pastor: Patrick Doherty. associate pastor t PHONE: (949) 673-3775 an active faith community.• ing Advent and Lent -the periods Ice cream socials and pancake leading up to Christmas and Easter, breakfasts will be one way to do that, respectively. Krause said. He also hopes people • U you have 700 families participat- .will become involved in the church's ing, that means 70 groups will be faith- various social p rograms, including a sharing at various places and times younq adult group for those ages 21 throughout the community each and older, a youth group /or high week," Krause said. "Do you want me to pick you up?• I asked While all Catholic churches follow the same religious philosophies, every parish has unique characteristics. Krause said Our Lady of Mount Carmel is defined by its parishioners, who he describes as "hosp1tdble and friendly." school students and an active From there, he said the goal is to "No, thank you,• was her polite yet determined response. She slipped her htUe hand m mine, which gave her that needed secunty, and then she jumped over the puddle. With that accomplishment came her proud pro- nouncement, "I'm 3 years old. Max is ~nly 1 • "l low old are you. Aunt Cindy?" Aftt>r I dnswered, I prepared mysell for an tnteresling response. "Oh, that's good,· 1~ all she said. And she's nght. I'm JUSt lhe right age for me right now. One<' we were bdck inside we had· snacks, colored pictures and read books. We hatl a tea party and my niece said grace. Max's body was ready for d nap long before his mind was, so I rocked a nd sang to him to belp hun reldx. I relaxed too. As his tired cnes lessened, his head grew heavwr and my heart grew l)ghter. Suddenly life seemed so simple and full of wonder. There we re so many dlscovenes to be made, books to read and pictures to c:olor. I stopped trunk.mg about the endless list of t.hlngs I wanted to accomplish before rughUall. l Sllllply sang and rocked and held a little boy !Vho will one day tower over me and l>e a man tnaking a difference m the ~arid. But meanwhile. like all babies, he needs to be weU-loved, held and iung to. Babies help me enjoy the present. • 8abies give me hope for the future. I Suppose I could baby-proof my house :~gam some day. But I'll never baby- :proof my heart. And you can quote me ()Il that. ' • ONDY TRANE CHRISTESON Is a Newport I aeac.h resident who speaks frequently to par• • enting groups Her e-mail address Is • flndyOonthegrow.com . WI E 11 • IDl10lrS N01E: Where to ~o to Find God featutei brief descriptions of ch~ and temp6es in our comnuiity. ll)ey ·~ Heh week on • rotating basis. Buddhist .· HIGASHIHONGANJt BUDDHIST TEMPLE Higashi Honganjl Buddhist Tem· pie Is • Jodo Shin Buddhist temple. 'Worship services are Sunday at 10 a.m. The seNkc is In Japanese .net English Ind includes sutr6-d\antfng ¥1d a tMC:hing mes.sage. The ~ sage Is baed on the tuchi'? of Buddha's words •nd concerning the three trNsures of Buddhism, how 1111e •e hurMn bet~ receiving the Buddha Dhlnna, and receiving peace Of mind. Often the tNdl1ngs o1 Buddha •e related to a contem· poratry issues. Those lttending (Ml alsO meke Incense ¥tdlO< tnonetary ott.ri19. The Oham\a Society (Of\· ' CfUdi ~IKusslon series that are open to the public, Buddhlsts and non-Buddhists.. There Is no ~for attending. ·An~ who Is lntenlft9d In tJcptorlng JOdoihln- shu on • penorlal iev.1• is Invited. The temt* Is et 25.c Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Cati U.. temple at 722· 1202 for more Information. ZEN QNTER Of COSTA MESA Zen master Suzuki ~: •cult\· v• '10UI' own ,pirtt. This rnHns REAPERS HOllJNE 642~ VOL 92. NO. 169 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIUJAM lOIDIU.. 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Diiiy..,., L One of the themes m the 75th anniversary celebration 1s a focus on bringing in more people from the women 's guild. have people evangelize, which is to Anothe r project for the 75th anniver-reach out to others with the teachings sary will be to get "real bells• in the of the Gospel. TO GO TO FIND GOD not to go seeking for something ~ yourself. Instead of gaining knowledge, you should dear your mind. When you listen to Zen tHctilng with a dear mind you c.an ~ it as If you were hearing something you already knew.• The Zen Center of Costa Mesa offers a regul•r Zen meditation gathering Sunday from 5 to 7:15 p.m Begin ner lnstryctlon classes are offered the first and third Sundays of each month, from 5 to 7:15 p.m. Debo- rah Berrett it director of training. The center is at 71 1 W. 17th St., Suite AB. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 722-7818. To receive • schedule of classes and meditation times, leave your Nme and .ctdress. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SOENnST The first Church of Chn.st Scien- tist holdaMfYices Sunday at 10 a.m and 5 p.m: Sunday tchool for youth through age 20 is offered concur- rent wtth the morning service. A t~lmonial 5et'Vict is held Wednes- d.ty at 8 p.m. The church Is at 3303 Via lldO, Newport Beach. The Chris· tlan Science reading room next door to the church is open Monday ttwOUgh s.turday from 10 a.m. thiOugh 4 p.m. Tokens fof parking In the IOI behind the church are IWllllbll from the reading room. POr ntOre lnformation, call 673· ,,... Disciples of Christ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHUROt Harbor Christian Church pro- da1ms Jesus es lord. draws Its lnspl· ration from Scripture and the Hoty Spirit. witnesses and serves among the whole human family, admowt- edges that Chrtstlan unity and Christian mission are Inseparable, and claims as Its particular mluk>n tht quest for the reunion of the body of Christ. Dennis Short Is senior pastor. The chUfch is at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. For more information. call 645-5781. Episcopal ST. JAMES OfURCH St. James Churdl is • community ~ed to lowtn9 Jesus Christ arid 51Mng him .s lord alfld savior. A tr~itional seMCe with Holy Euc.MriS1. rb I Is Mid on SUnday at 7:30 a.m. A contempor~ service with holy Eucharist, rite II is htld Sunday at 9 a.m. and a charismatk servke with Holy Eucharist. rite Ill is held Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Child care is provided for the 9 and 10:45 a.m. !.trvlces. Sunday school for all children meets at 9 a m. There is a rite II Eucharist on Wednesday 81 noon. David Anderson Is senior pas- tor. The church i\ at 3209 Via Lido, N~ Beach. For more informa- tion, call 675-0210 WEATHER TEMPPATUMS Balboa 82J68 Corona def Mar 81169 Costa Mesa 86168 ~·Beach Newport Coast 82.169 IUlllf FOMCAST LOCATION •••••.• .SIZE Wedge . . • • • • .4-7 SW Newport ......... 3 6 SW Blackles ..•..••. , .3 6 sw River Jetty .. , ••..• 4·7 sw CdM .•.•..•..•• ,3-6 SW =y First low 12:161.m ...... , .... 0 8 First high 6:15 a.m .••••• : ••••• .3 4 second iow 11:22 a.m, • t • • o o t Io• .1,7 Second hlgt\ 1:02 p.m .•••••••••••. S.8 SUNOAV Ftrrt low 1:16 a m ..•.••...• 01 Flmh1gh 7 29 a.m .••.••.••.... 3.6 S.Cond low 12:23 p.m ............ 1.8 Second high 6.53 p.m .••.•..•..... 61 WATllt ~n.: ..... 66 SURF Embassy Christian Center to hold outreach in Costa Mesa ~Pb Embassy Christian Center will hold an evangelistic outreach at Llon's Park in Costa Mesa on July 25 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m . Dubbed "Embassy Christian Center Invades Costa Mesa,• the outreach will include live music, modem dance routines, raffles, free T-shirts and gro- ceries. • "The church has preached the gospel long enough,• said program director Roism McBride. "It's time to live it, now.• A graduate of Spirit We Bible College, which is a part of the Irvine-based ministry, McBride is a native of Ireland who said she is in Orange Coun- ty working with the ministry's evangelistic department. ·w e are a church thdt reaches out to the whole region and not just our own little neighbor- hood," she said. "This is a good way to say, 'We care,' to the peo· ple of Orange County.• Embassy Christian Center was founded in 1993 in what is now ninity Broadcasting Net- works' international headquar- ters in Costa Mesa. Pounded by Pastor Roberts Llardon, the min- istry also includes the interna- tional Bible training center. Church members from Poland, South Africa, Holland and Central America will attend Saturday's festivities that will also include preaching in Eng- lish and Spanish. The outreach is also an oppor· turuty to create an awareness of the chur~·s new Spanish church services held,.on Saturday mom· ings. McBride said the word • •invade,· in the title of the out- reach speaks of the demonstrd· tion of the love of God. "We want to invade people's lives w.ilb the truth that can change their lives forever,• McBride said. "We want to let people know that there is a • God who loves them and cares about them and they're not alone." For more information, call (949) 833-3555. POLICE flllS NEWPO«r IUCH • 1e1toe coW.: A water trlcycle worth USO was stolen in the first bfock. • '°""1 Avienue: A sundial worth Sl.~as stolen In the 200 block. • CoroNI det Mllr 5Util a..ctt: llNo ~mer•s and trawters checks worth $1,450 were stolen from en unattended backpeck on the bffch. • ~ Drtw: A radio, ttlevlsion. v~e re<«der. sttrtO and a set of tools worth $ U 11 W9te stolen In the 3100 bfock • Newport C.... Drtw: A llptop compute.-and a f*r of sungi...s worth U , 105 wete stolen In the 900 blOdt. COSTA.sA • .........., Awnue: A laptop c:omputt< Worth suoo WM itolef\ "' the lOOObfodt. • -ltlwt: NIMtttn flgurlnes worth $4,llS ww. ltol9n In 1tw BIO block. "\ •...._. ... ...._.About MOO 8nd MWefll t1ittOn1 Of dglNtW..,. tto..n In the 2200 beodt. • ......... , ... A peit of~ Ind a 91'191 opener wClftt\ S250 were**" In 1t'9 JG blodt • ........ '°"' hundrwd ......... ...., '" ... Dm lllac*. ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, July 18, 1998 A3 # 80 year-...~~old and still taking Octogenarian Crystal Bums still works as a waitress at the Raft restaurant : l<Altlt:RINI 81 NJAMJN I lkltt Ph 'A t on age wh~n most people • retire, Crystal "Chris" : Burns . did some thing ! unexpected -.she started work· 1 ing as a waitress. Fifteen years · later and after celebrating her 80th birthday she still has no : plans to q~it working at the (lafl ; Cafe in N~wport Beach. · •Jt's ·a, great job. 1 just love : talking fo peopl<>," said Burns at a : recenf "Celebration of Chris" • party given to her in place of a ; bj,(thday party. . ·1 don't plan to leave unUl they ; tell me it's time to go. And they . will have to tell me.• • Raft owner Rolwrt Redmund : bas no intenbons of tellmg her to 1 leave any time soon. ! "She has been here. longer •than me,• he Sdid. "She was ; here with the old owner and she I sort of came with the table and : chairs. She's pdrt of the dtmos- ' phere. • I Before working at the Rafl, Burns hadn't even beard of the lit- tle cafe near the canneries. She had never been a waitress before, either. "I hadn't worked in years,• she said. ~I was married, then I divorced. I would walk. my two cats on a leash along the coast and then someone suggested I talk to the owner of the .Raft.• The suggestion led to an inter- view with, the owner, who quickly hired her despite her lack of eJq>erience. "She ·hired me before I men- tione~ that I needed to be home in time to walk the cats,• Bums said. "Later, she told me she wtts thmk- ing. 'Uh-oh. What have I done?' But, it all worked out.' It worked out so well thdt Bums stayed nme years, unlLI Redmund bought the cate. He happily took her as part or the package. "Older employees provide something that as an employer you can't buy -loyalty an'd relia- bility, • Redmund said Burns, he said, has certainly brought both · "I remember she Cdme to work late one Sunday,• Red- mund said. "She was flustered so I asked her what had hap- pened. She told me that the bus didn't come so she walke'1 . Thdt's over two tmilesl • ,Her willingness to overcome obsldcids has been present since her r 1tSt job at age 18 <ts a teacher to a group of 32 Genndl\ studertts in a one-room school in North Dakold. At tlie time she didn't spedk a word of German. She' later went on to earn a leaching degree m college, mar- rif'd, raJl>cd a ddughter and even owned the first charter fishing boat operating out of Mission Bay m San Diego. rt is not surpnsing then that she is unfazed by her three shifts, a wee>k as a waitress. "In fact, I'm getting a bit rest- less," Bums said with a smile. 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' -Learn to preserve photos in creative scrapbooks I f you're ambitious enough to start putting piles and piles of photos in albums, you"ll want to contact Susie Sprinkel Hudson, a Creative Memories consultant in Newport Beach who offers workshops and class- es for people who want to make creative albums and scrapbooks • in a group atmosphere. C~eati.ve Memories consul- tants also sell acid-free archive- qua.lity photo albums, scrap- books, and accessories for albums, including stickers, .. pages, page-protectors, photo. safe tape, scissors, cutouts, and pens. Hudson has regular class- es at her home and offers pri- vate workshops and classes for people who want one-on-one help with their albums. Hudson offers a Midnight Madness class every Friday night from 6 p.m. to midnight. The $18 charge includes dinner. IESI IUYS be treasured for generatioos. The cost is $10 per person. Here's a list of upcoming work- shops: from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, on July 25 ther~'s a Crop nn You Drop workshop an<l a First-timers Class at 10 a.m., an<:\ July 30 there's a work- shop from 6 to 10 p.m. and a , First-timers Class at 6:30 p.m. ~ 1 Por more information, call Susie Sprinkel Hudson at 645-7707. Duffy Electric Boat Rentals is · offeqng a midweek special of ;.___:..._ ____ ,__;:'---.:____ $25 per hour with mention of Crop Till You Drop workshops are held from 9 a.m. tQ 3 p.m. Saturdays. The $18 charge includes lunch. A First-timers Class is an introduction to making scrap- books. You can learn what is safe for photos and how to cre- ate a family scrapbook that will the Daily Pilo(. The special is for a .tw9-hour rninimw:n, and larger boats are arl additional $5 per hour. Boats are available for renting from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The boats are perfect for parties, birthdays, holidays and corpo- rate events. Duffy Electric Boat Rentals is at 2001 W. 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The Pacific Spin~ Institute at Fountain Vall ey Regional Hospital and Medical Ce nter offers procedures that may allow you to lead a healthy and acuve hf e again Our expencnccd ph)1s1cians arc specially trained in spine care, and we are one of che few faci lities in che area to offer ruptured disk , surgery on an outpati ent basis. So 1f you have a We offer: • mm1mally invasive surgery • microsurgery • ourpancnt alternative .. ruptured d1sc, come to us. THE PACIFIC SPINf IN)TIT!IT! You 'It feel the difference. Al Pouncaln Valley R11ional Hoapilal A Medical Center • • Old Navy ClothJog Co. (540- 3817) always has best buys on casual clot.lung for the entire family. The newest bargain available is the new and improved jeans for adults and lods. The jeans are ideal for all sizes because they come in a variety of fits, including relaxed, ~Laslie waist, loose, baggy, low· rise and slim. Denims start at $22.50 for adults and $15 for kids. Old Navy is at 901 South Coast Drive in Costa Mes~. A summer sale is in progress at Kristen's for lingerie, lounge wear, gifts and breast forms. The sale merchandlse ts reduced 50% It includes a little bit or everyUung -sleepwear, outerwear and teddies. Exclud- ed from the sale are all bras and panties. Knsten's ts at 1719 Westcliff Drive m Newport Beach. The Orange County Fair offers dis~ount days for kids and adults who want unluruted rides from noon to midnight On Mon- days you can pay $15 for a wnstband that entitles you to ride dl.l lhe ndes you want. Also, the Orange County Register: has $5 discounts for wristbands. Or you can go Tues- day through Friday and buy $10 , wristbands and go on 10 ndes of your choice. You can stock up on goU apparel for men and women al John Leonard's Golf Shop (852- 8689) summer sale. Name-brand sportswear is for sale at 30°.1() to · 70% off. It's at 3100 Irvine Ave. m Newport Beach • BEST BUYS appears every Thursday and Saturday If you know of a good buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to Best Buys, Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St., tosta Mesa, 92627 Saturday, July 18, 1998 A5 llllflY · Visitors guide now • available for summ~r. 1 The Newport Be4ch Con·. ference and Visitors Bureau has released an updated VlS1· 1 tors guide for the 1998 sum- mer M?ason. . • Res.i<ients and visitors of Newport Beach can pick u~ thear complimentary visitors •• guide at the bureau office, 330 W. Coast Highway, which isl now _open on weekends. o( call (800) 94-COAST. . . The fqur.-color, 46-page• travel rnagaZllle is a compre-~ ~ensive cµtd easy-to-USf,! guide to one or Southern Califonua's most popular beach destina- tions and includes information"; on favonte Orange County attractions such as Catalina• Island, Disneyland and Knott's Beny Farm. • •• t • • • • .. -.. ~ c .. .,,. \I L.Supetjor Court judge may Accused molester faces trial in two mon A Costa Mesa man accused of letting his-roommate sexually molest his two sons in exchange for money will st.and trial Sepl 14. prosecutors claim. Nogales stayed with theMontes family at its Wilson Street apart- ment and reportedly paid Samlijtl Montes whenever he left Nogales alone with the boys, prosecutors child molestation. . Both men have pleaded inno cent and are being hefd in Oran County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail They face life in prison lf convicted ·cotliliiBe seven Rausch suits · Judge James Tumer will listen to one last round of pretrial motions Aug. 21 before beginning the trial of Samuel Montes. Police believe Montes may hav banned two other boys, and h may bave been molested b Nogales 11 years ago, when h was a student at Estancia High School. 1':' NEWPORT BEACH-Attor-;:• neys involved . in lawsuits· against Jason Rausch and the city of Newport Beach plan to have their claims bound t~eth er as one case Wednesday. The seven lawsuits likely will be consolidated by Superior Court Judge Richard Aronson. .:.'J Darren Aitken, one of the .plain- tiff's attorneys, said the process becomes less Qf an administra- tive headache with one lawsuit: "It also ensures that it th~ defendant has complete release of negligence, whether through a -settlement or judgment, it is cf one only once, not over and over, H he said. Hit makes things a lot easier • for those who are involved. H : The suits were filed against .. .. Rausch, 1~ wbo wu the della· nated sober driVer ot a 18 Chevrolet Blazer that Dipped overMay23, 1997. Theacddam on Il'vine Avenue killed one pu- senger, 18-year~ld Donny Brid~. and inj\P(I nine oth- ers, induding RaUICb. At the time, all of them were Newpqrt Harbor High School students. Attome}'$ have filed indivtdUal sui1S on behalf of studenbl Aman- da Arthur, Heidi Funderburk, Dan Townsend. Kevy Mc.Neil and William Watson. A joint suit was fileQ on behalf of DaWl McMiDan and Eric Freeman The lawsuits claim Rausch, the city of Newport Beach and a landscape maintenance compa- ny were at fault for the one- vehlcle crash. Bridgman's estate also has been named in the ~.WEDDINGS • ANNOUNCEMENTS :NOW FEATURING CRANE STATIONERY! . • Imprinted Balloons • Custom Banners . •Party Goods • Helitim Tank Rentals LET OUR TRAINED STAFF CAPTURE THAT SPECIAL MOMENT : Paper Goods • Custom Gift Wrapping • Greeting Cards Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Sundays 270 E. 17TH ST.• COSTA MESA 722-1803 Montes, ·28, molested his 8- year-old stepson and 6-year-old son and arranged sex sessions between the boys and James Soto Nogales,· 49, for $20 per session, Randy Vrto, C.M.T. 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Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, Juty 18, 1998 A7 ~acific Coast Triathlon to hit local shores next weekend PACIFIC COAST TRIATHLON: Get ready for the half-mile swun, 12- mile bike ride and three-mile run as the Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mai' )lolds the Pacific Coast Triathlqn on July 26 on the coast betwe_en £Drona del Mar and Lagun~.' Beach. Dr. Bob Cuyler, ra<:tf chairman, promises the evlant is to be one of the premi~r p.thletic competitions in Southettt Cali- fornia, With some 500 to 1,000 participants in the firSt year. Beneficiaries of the event will be the Corona del ~~r High SchoolPoundation,lZ>range County Juruor Lifeguard Pro- grams and Kiwanis-sponsored youth programs. For sponsorship •Cit(111'.~ • l..CJb nc l'wt.lllll • liio<:t< l)Oty CJ!lo ·~ LOrno<'(I kl""' .. 1-=== t COMMUNITY & ClUIS ' information, call Bob Cuyler at (7 14) 760-9019. For race applica- tions, call (714) 675-3498 or .....,.."""dAcryllc 1\lbllners & wan Systems .. Refinishing & / Repair of: l'llrcNln ~ Mllilt, a~ a - Complete Bath Remi>dellng -=... l'-tYO*• Gmf'"'Y -S8Ulng, Wlndsurflng 8t Rcsc:rvatlons Rt'QUlrt"CI :rrLessons .......... 111!!•11 Celestino's .quality M EATS The Finest MecJI cu ><l Service t\vailable ., \~carry Rocky Free Range Chickens MWUllQ(l'.5 All NatuCCJl Beef Loin Boneless ·Top Sirloin Steak 55 99LB ce1es11DO's t1omc cooked Deli All Natural c~cc1 Turkey Breast cooked Roast Beef s5 99LB Celestioo'S Special Marinades Great for the Grill Bc<'f Loin Tri Tip Roast lmllan L<'mon Ci.1rllc- Kabobs Maul Beer Lamb or Chi ken s 500LB 32 varjetjes Q( I torne-Made Sausaaes celestino·s Beef or Turkeu Jerku we caaLt Boar Head Products 270 East 17th St • Costa Mesa • (714) 642-7191 (Hill ren S uare) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.-Sat., 10-6 Sun. •' • . check the web site at www.paci- ficcoasttrlalhlon.com. picked up district awards for Community Service and Inter- national Service programs. The Newport Beach Sunrise, New- port-Balboa and South Coast Metro Rotary Clubs received the Rotary International Presi- dent's Citation and the New- port Balboa Rotary Club recel.ved the Governor's. Ci ta· ti on. community service; Mike Kond.zeUa, memberslup and club service; Sunny Cha, inter- national service; Sue Coµlombe, community service; Tom Stewart, sergeant-at-armsi and Michael Lawler, founda- tion chairman. Year and John Crowell as Ice Breaker of the Year. · AWARD-WINNING CLUBS: Presidents James Parson of the Newport Irvine Rotary Club and Nancy Jlaney of the New- port-Balboa Rotary Club brought home the Most / Improved Club awards for large-and medium-sized Rotd.T}' Clubs. Newport Beach Sunrise Rota ry Club member Prlt:e Shapiro was named Dis- trict Rotarian of the Year. CLUB NEWS: Members of the Costa Mesa-Newport H8f· bor Ltons Club are mourning the death of lifetime mf!mb'ft Robert William Darnell. SOUTH COAST METRO OFFICERS: Stockbroker Martin Frend has been installed as president of the South Coast Metro Rotary Club for 1998-99. Serving with Frend are Clayton .Shurley, secretary; Jlm Wash- ington, treasurer: Dale Blxler, NEWPORT~BALBOA OFFI- CERS: Newport Beach attorney Ri chard ,Oberrelter has been installed as president of the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club for 1998-99, as outQoing presi- dent Nancy Raney was ·demot- ed." As one of her last acts as club president, R:aney named Gaylord Wagner and ltobert Wood as co-Rotarians of the WELCOME TO THE , WORLD OF SERVICE C f UBS ... Andr~w Grtncells, v. 11? Joined the South Coat/Metro Rotary Club. ,. ·! The awards were presented in May at the District Confer- en<;e in Palm Springs .. The Newport Irvine Rotary Club • cOMMUNnv 1r cu'Js Is published every ~turday. Fax y r service club's meeting informatiO' o 660-8667 or mail to 2082 5.E 8 ,t'ol St.,"'Suite S.blewport BeaCh /2660. Ml C~SA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Finish: Steel Qraphite with Bronze Accents W24" H 28" #301 5 Hodson Lighting Open Tues.-Fri. 8:30-5, Sat. 9-4 1510 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa Quallry J.4btins &nice r()f' 29 Van 548-9341 Greater chQice, better doctors, more convenient ~u don't have to leave the neighborhood for great health care. Greater Newport Physicians' primary care doctors have offices close to where you live and work. G P contracts with many HMOs so you can select the health plan that meets your needs. Greater Newport Physicians also includes an excellent panel of Hoag specialists. And our affiliation with Hoag Hospital provides patients access to Orange County's# 1 hospital. We invite you to get to know these fine physicians in your community: · Summer Douban, M.D. Dr. Summer Douban is a board-certified internal medicine physician at Hoag Health Center -Costa Mesa (at the corner of Pairoiew and Baker). Dr. Douban offers extended hours for your convenience. For more information about her practice and office hours, please call 668-2500 Dr. Kathleen Boos is a board-certified family practice physician at Hoag Health Center -Costa Mesa. Dr. Boos and her associates offer extende<;I hours for )'Our convenience. For more information about her practice and office hours, please call 668-2500 Kathleen Boo • M.D Other GNP Physicians who have offices in Costa Me a: Nazll Ahmed, M.O. John Fischer, M.O. John Granzella, M.D. Yung J. Kee. M.D. Peter Kim, M.0. Raul Miranda, M.D. Carlos X. Montano, M.O. David Huang, M.D. ' Pilt? ... Barry Behrstock, M.O. Bette Carlson, M.O. Jennifer Rodriguez. M.D Tbe following health planl 8ft .mJIUed wfdl GNP: MINI Se/«I Cboice, Aetna Managed Choice, Aetna .tlanagNI Cbolc. II, Mina EPO, ,-ietna Senior Plart, Bb# Sb1'111/ 1£4/0IAccm 1'6u, P0s. <:tn Amerlc4, Care AfMrlca 65 Plus (Medicare ILVO), CIG.~ Prlmle PmctW. Plan, lnmJW/ley Hetlllb Plan, MaxU:tn, °"" Heollb Plan, PflCf jiCllfe H«IJlb Pla11/FHPIT~. PritJtlU n.a/Jb C.. S)'Stems (l'HCS), l'ruC..ASO .. Pr1'Care H.tlO, PrwC4re Pl#.s, Prwlenlia/ Smior Care. S«:urw Horl."'Ons (M#icllf'e llVO), Unl#d HBaiJban (AletrallMltb), lfnlwrsai ear. 1 Greater Newport Pbystdans ... for greater cbotce In health care. For more tnjormatton about Greater Newport Pbystcians" or a directory of tbe GNP pbystdans tn your Immediate area, please call 714/760-5 769. *Note IM area c:oM ~ frorri 7 I 4 to 49 starting April 18. 1998 . .. .. • • • I I . ,. ' _l Saturday, My 18, 1998 • Send AMXN> TOWN Items to the Qdv PUot, NOUNJ Town, 310 W. lay S~ CoN MeY. 92627; tu them to ~ 4170: or all 540-1224, at. lll A com- Dlete listing ol Nound Town <Ml be found at WWWJ .... , & CGIUlpilot • fODJY CPT ;ind Flnt AJd, an eight-hour 5eJ .µiar at sea. will be presented tr~a a m. to 4 p.m. at OCC's f $. g Center, 1801 W. Coast ghway, I.Newport Beach. The ~mmar '4/ill be taught by a certi- iied R~ Cross instructor. Partid- , pants who complete the course will re/:e1ve CPR and first-aid cer- ti.flca,tlons Preregi.str.aboo, which is $50, is required For more i.nfor- ma,tion. call 645-94 12 ::'rhe Southern Caillomla Orange Crush Mmtalure Horse Show will be pre~ented from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m at the Orange County Farr and Expos1boo Center, 68 Fair Drive. Cost.a Mesa Adnuss1on is free Enter Gdte 5 at Arlington Avenue For more mlormabon. CdU (805) 667-9635 The Orange County Fair will p~ sent a sheep dog tnaJ from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m dt the fcurgrounds, 88 Fair Dove, Cost.a Mesa. The event 1Sfree with fdlf ad.nussion, which IS $6 for ~ ages 13 to 5-4, SS for people SS mXt over. S2 roi dliJdrill ages 6 to 12. and free for children s and t.mds. PartdDg is $4 fer vemdes car- rying tbJee or fewer ~. S2 for vehicles with four« more. For more intoonatioo. call 708-n47. ( How to Grow .qd Undenlud the Needs of ~omas will be presented at 9:3~ a.m. at Sherman Llbrary ·and ~dens. 26-47 E .• Coast HighWff, Corona del Mar. · Adniission iS .t'fee. For more infor- mation, ~1~i4~) 673-2261. ,., ·, Uling the Ubrary, Tools & Trtcks will be pt,£:Se:n~ at 10 a.m. at the Newpo.{t 'Beach Central Llbrary's Fnend.S'Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- cado Av.a., Newport Beach. Ad.mission is free. Everyone is welcome. For more information, caD (949) 717-3801. I Masters Wlndsw'fl.ng CllnJc, an introduction to windsurfing for adults ages 50 and over, will be presented from 10 a.m. to noon at the beach at 16th Street m New- port Beach. Admission is $10 for Newport Beach residents and $15 for nonresidents. Register at New- port Beach Community Servtces, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. WHOLESALE Rml TO THE PUBLIC NO ~ REQUllEDlll SPECIAL LON FIXED RATE HOME LOANS Blrl'IW 1111 tD 126% II """" V.. t/ Get cash for any good reason to $150,000 1 OOo/o FINANCING REFINANCE OR PURCHASE FTB. EDD. SBOE. US/STATE EXCISE YEAR RO 'ND TAX PREPARATION & REPRESENTATION INDIVIDUALS, PARTNERSHIPS, CORPORATIONS, ESTATES & IBUSTS $ INCOME TAX Rlm1RNS: Cl1RREHT YBAR, PRIOR YEARS, OOf-Qf·STATE R£L£ASB OP TAX LIP.NS, LEV~ 6 SElWR.f.S STATE SALES TAX RETVRNS fBDMA.L 6 STATE PAYROLL TAX RBTIJRNS RSVP 6 PREPARATION OF BSTATE PLANS 6 TRUST AGRf.mG1.HTS around town llSTIET ,, Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Pink. are noon to midrught Mon- day -through WednN&ty and 10 a.m. to midnight Thursday through Sunday. Admission is S6 for people ages 13 to 54, SS for anyone 55 and over, $2 foT children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under Parking is S4 for vetucles Wlth three or fewer people; $2 for vebi- des with four or more. For more i:rlfonnation. call 708-3247 or vi$it the web site at www.ocfair.com . Tbelldrd ..... 8allllelDeO.,. DogWMllwWbe pl'H IDted loUy from 11 a.& to 3 p.a. al the Bark Pm. A.111nP>D Drive ud New- port BoUkrvUd ID TeWlnkle Park. CostaMeu. .,~ juan Hernandez, a marine biol- •., ogist with the state Fish and Game Department, will present a campfire program titled Homes On The Ocean Floor at 7:45 p.m. at thE! Upper Newport Bay Eco- Baths wW be 58; mini grooms. S3. ,~/ , Dlltc>Wat ,.U-k' -.ieswWbe available to&ly~ oaly. l>Ogl must be on leashes. logical Reserve, 600 SbeUmaker ].load, Newport Beac:h. Admis- sion and parking are free. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. ror more information, call 640-6746. Youthl age1 7 to 12 can enroll in either Saence Camp or Explo-~ ration Camp at the Launch Pad on the third lloor of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa MeA. Science Camp and Exploration Camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p .m. weekdays on alternating weeks through Aug. 28. Optional extended days, which include a snack and movie, are until 5 p .m. Admission is $11 O for members, $130 for nonmembers. Extended day is $150 for members, $170 for nonmembers. For more i.nfonna- tion, call 546-2061. For more lidor- maUODt call 754--5041. Divorce: A New Beginnlng, a Gates will be open for the 106th workshop for recently divorced annual Orange County Fair men and women dnd those in the through July 26 at the Orange process of divorce. will be pre-J County Fairgrounds, 68 Fair Dri- sented from 10 am. to 12:30 p.m ve, Costa Mesa. Hours for this at 180 Newport Center Drive, yea.r's fair, themed We're In the Newport Bedch. Admission is $40. For more mfohnation; call 759-0579. ••••••••••••••••••• : Newport -: ~ BEAUTY SUPPLY ~ • : d•rw• a'agi08 • • • ~ f1.1).~ r= ~.20%.0FF~- • Entire Purchase : • •c: J ·an • ;>; -_, • • 8 S A ;.a Ho ' ,r ': • . ... .. ~ .. ..... . ••••••••••••••••••• : 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • • • 261 -6788 : • • Jamboree at Bristol • • Back Bay Court • .................. : • ALDEN·s CARPET has opened '4' anew Area Rug Studio \Vhy Pay Dept Store Pric "'S7 :\LL RL'GS & RL'~~ER on SALE. I tanchnade wools. synthetics. sisal ALDEN'S CAHPETS, INC . I ()(j i Plctu·nllct SI .. CO<, la ~1(.'<>(l 646-4838 Host familles are needed for for- eign exchange students who wtll be in the United States during the 1998-99 school' year. Students will bring their own health insurance and spend.mg money for school il\)d entertainment. For more information, call 675-0423. t4 ( YI , Q Q 1 Pi I #. M 3300 Jamboree• 71-4 718*3039 SUNDAY Jose Fellqano wm perform at 7 and 9 p.n'l. ·at the 106th annu~ Orange County Fair in the Arling- ton Theater at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with fair admission. Gen- eral admission is $6; adults ages 55 and older, $5; kids ages 6 to 12, $21 and children 5 and below are free. Parking is $4. Vehicles with four or more individuals are $2. Call 708-324 7. While there's been a Ouny of change in the electric industry. the reliable service SCE has been providing our customers for over 110 years remains the same. Now, we introduce a bill we know you 11 be happy to receive. The SCE Customers' BiU of Rights. • You have the right to reliable service and our service guarantee~ regardless of where you buy your power. • You have the right to choose your new cdectricity supplier. You also have the right to stay right where you are. • You have the right to a 10%** reduction in your electric bill, whether or not you stay with SCE. • You have the right to stop unwanted phone calls asking you to switch power companies. To find out how, just call the c.alifomia Public Utifaies Commission at 1-800-555-7809. Or write them at 505 Van Neaa Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102. + Finally; you have the right to energy-saving programs and convenient payment options. Via it our e ebaite at www.sce.com to find out more. Our Cuatomers' Blll of Righta. To theae rights we're true. Very. Because not all bills are created equal. Newport l*>ch/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot - 1be Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave., will present a story time from 7 to 7:30'P.m. Mondays through July 27. Admission ts free. For more information, call (~9) 646-8845. KC & the Sunshine Band wtll per- form at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange County Fair in the Arlin~ton .• Theat.er at the fair- grounds, .·~8 Falr Drive, Costa Mesa. Sl'.iows are free with fair admission, which is $6 for people ages 13 to 54, $5 for ,,anyone 55 • and "?-ver, $2 for children ages 6 to 12, ~d free for children 5 and under. Parking is $4 for vehicles with three or fewer people, $2 for vehicles with four or mote. For more information, call 708-324 7. TUESDAY Teen idols Bobby Sherman, Davy Jones and Peter f:'loone will per- form at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange County Pair in the Arlington Theater at the fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with f llir admission, which is $6 for people ages 13 to 54, $5 for anyone 55 and over, $2 for children ages 6 to · 12, and free for children 5 and under. Parking is $4 for vehicles with three or fewer people; $2 for vehicles with four or more. For more information, call 708-3247. WEDNESDAY The Networkers will meet from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Ad.mission is $12 and includes lunch. For more infonnatfon, call 885-9093. Free breast health services wtll be available to Orange County women ages 40 and over who meet financial guidelines at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Appointments required. For more information, call 806-2037. A discussion of rev.-.rse mort- gages will be p'resented free to anyone age 62 and over by reverse mortgage consultant Bob Marlanne•s , ESTATE JEWELRY ~ CountlJ • . Betit Kept, • BRACfLCTS • ... • NECl<UaS • ~ • PINS • • • PtNIMNTS • • VINTAGE • EAltnlNCS • _,,_. ,_ • ...,,,_ ,,,.,_,,, WATatlS • • R~s • ~ .,_,,, Nobodfl, BatNobodg1 • • 1, r.,,. llore nan IFe Do Fori • Gold. Platinum, Silver &Dl.amonds • Vintage Watchee i 1: •Gold, Platinum & Silver Jewcl.r)· •Watche8 • St.erJJ.ag Candelabra I' • Sterling Silver Pieces Premiums Paid for Pre·\VWil Jewelry 4249 Campus Dr., B-141 •Irvine In The Unlttrsttg C'.cntu ( oppolllt.e Ut.e Improc) ' • Engagement. RJ.nas •Wed~ Bands & Seta • IJmogea China Dinner Senioc 11 (714) 854:.4488 l.=====l=c =,302&-=--1~011 Not to be confused with the Competition!! The one, the ori 'nal 17th St. Beau in the Ross Sbo in IOD'ICENllE Health & Wellness Center MAssAGE SWEDISH SPORTS DEEP .AROMAnlERAPY BODY1RFA'.IMENIS Complet.e Spa Including Sauna ~ 7 days a •etk • Moo.·Fri. 9am-9pm. S.t.-Sun. 10am-7pm Cos1a Mesa Huntirurton Beach 66e Bebr, SuJte 101 17672 8-:b "fiM!.1 SahN D A E (Ea.t of en.eo&, dMe to South Co.t Plaa) (ee.dl 6 Newma ID La P1KJca Ptla) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 Over 200 New D• .... at H•ll 1 m1< Keepellk• Orn.....m Pr_..,. Come and Joln us for our tun-filled event that includes· exclUSlve products, exciting collectibles and prtz.e oppo1tun1ttes. July18A1~ Cynthia'• Hallmark UOO Barbor Blvd., Coeta ..... (at Wll.lloa, l[.llaft Plua) {714) 848-111117 ' ............. : ~,,....., ...... .,.. .. ....., ..... ,.,.. ..., 11: ... ''""'" L.----------:--..1 - around town Saturday, July 18, 1998 BrennAn at 3 p.m. at Bayside Vil- lage, 300 E. Co st Highwa_y"' Newport Beach. Discussions are presented every Wednesday. For more information, call 723-0233. Carrot Top wU1 perform at 1 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange County Fm in the Arlington The- C)ter at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dn- ve, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with fair admission, which is $6 for people ages13 to 54, $5 for anyone ages 55 and over, $2 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under. Parking is $4 for vehi- cles with three or fewer people, $2 for vehicles with four or more. For more infonndlion, call 708-3247. Mark McCarullJ.sb Will. present Alien vs. Military: The State of Our Technology at 7:30 p.m: at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa• Mesa. AdmisSton is $10. For more information or to report a UFO sighting. call 520-4836. THURSDAY · Investigative reporter Ri chard ....., Abanes will presf'nl End-T1m0e Visions at 7 p.m at Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 901B South Coast Drive, #150, Costa Mesa. Adm1ss1on is free. Every- one IS welcome. For more infor· mation, call 444-0226 FRIDAY Mesa. Shows are free with fatt admiss1on, wluch 1S $6 for people ages 13 to 54, SS for anyone ages 55 and over, $2 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under. Parking is $4 for veluclc with three or fewer people; $2 for vehicles with four or more For more information, call 708-3247. Jlm Strunk, pYoject superinten- dent, will present a camplire pro· gram titl~d Bottoms Up-Bay Dredging at 7:45 p,m. at the Upper Newpollt-Bay Ecologica.l Reserve. 600 Shellmaker Rpad, Newport Beach. Admission and parldng are free. Hot chocolate and marshmal- lows will be served. For more information, call 640-6746. Noble Booksellers, 9018 SouU. Coast Dnve, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Admission ts free. Everyone ~ welcome. Call 444 -0226. ONGOING - The Klwanls Club of Newpori Beach-Corona del Mar meets a.t noon Thursdays at the 'Bahiq Connllmm Ydcht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more tn.forrnation, t:all 852·1148: . Oasis Seruor Center offers a halt- hour of free legal consultation by- appomtment by calling 644-3244. Monthly workshops for people Wlth cancer drid their relativ Jan & Dean wlll perform at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annudl Orange County Pair in the Arlington The- ater at the fairgrounds, 88 Fdir Dn- ve, Costa Mesa'. Shows are free with fair admission, which is $6 for people ages 13 to 54, $5 for anyone> ages 55 and over, $2 for d1ilclren ages 6 to 12, d.nd free roe children ? and under. P~kmg is $4 for vetu- tles with three or fewer people. $2 JU'1Y 29 for vehicles with four.or more. For L meet from 7 to 8.30 p.m. the sec- ond Tuesday of every month af ,.. the Patty and George Hoag Ca.Ii; cer Center m Newport Beach. For more information, call 760-5542 more mfonnation, call 708-3247 I The Hard Hat Company: Minds Under Construction will continue JULY 25 World Classic Rockers will per- form at 7 and 9 p.m al the 106th annual Orange County Feil! m the Arlington Theate r al the fair· grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa i~ ·staged readmg senes at 7:30 p.m. at Metro Pointe Barnes & SEE AROUND PAGE 10 Poet Usa Mlchaels Signs Her Memoir "SPLIT": a counterculture Childhood Thursday, July 23, 7:00pm Books igning A c hild's perspective o n growing up in the Radical '60s. C lear-eyed and lucid, this is a c harming an~ enjoyable memoir. 31.1 Ocean Avenue • Laguna Beach 949 • 494 • 5403 Special Orders Our Specialty Side~all( Sale Sat & Sun July 18th & 19th SAVINGS OF 30%-70% from our collections of: Bobby Jones Axis Zanella Reyn Spooner "rk-t•rJ r.""''" S/S Woven Sport Shirt~ Ti es ~1«.eJ Sports Coats Sweaters Zanella Slack Polo Sport wear Dress Shi~ Axis Knits Corbin Polo Cutter & Buck /Mn $2988 \\h1rsh•W "'"" 1988 \ , • ..,. .... $11\ /'n7m 9ss \\lu 10$6\ """" 9988 \\lwo wJ-42~ /rOm 529 \lolun ,.~~ "°"' 599 \laluias '"$!!IS fftn 9 \li .... 10$71 /f(7ffl 519 ID J '""" s14ss ...,.,.,,,s at-ea!i of ~wport 'Beacli • • • • .. • c .. , I I -I • I ••• AIO Saturday, Juty 18, 1998 y AROUND CONTINUED FROM 9 9NGOING A support group for younger patientS with lupus meets from 1:30 to 3 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. A Workshop for people with lymphedema iveets from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m . the first Tuesday of each month at Hoag Cane.er Center auditoriwn in Ne'ApOrt Beach. For information, call 760-5542. Oasis SenJor.Certter offers a meal prQgTarn for members. Lunch is served daily from 11:45 a.m. to t i;,15 p.m: in the multipurpose room at 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. Hom~-delivered med.l s are available for home- bound seniors. Reservations are required. Meals are sponsored by SCSS Inc For more information, call 644 -3244. Oasis SenJor Center offers med- ical equipment rentals, from wheelchairs to walkers and more, b~calling 644-3244 . Oua. Senior Center bu a com- prehensive medical library to answer or research any medical question. Call 644-3244 Oasis Senior Center offers a counselor to assist with questions about Medic:Jp"e, HMOs, supple- mental and long-term care insur- ance by appointment. Por more informati.01' or appointments, call 644-3244. I Expao~ Awareness Seminars presen a weekly)lleditation ses- sion ~ 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Hµb/of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17J,h St., Suite 218: Suggested donation ·is $10. For more infor- mation, call 646-1128. A lree Introductory d ass 1n pri- mordial sound meditation is offered by Marvin Greenberg af Complementary Healing Arts, 666 Baker St.. Costa Mesa. For tpe time and day or to . make a reservation, call 969-7653. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association presents a men's support group at 4 p.m. Fridays. The fee is $25 per session. For more information, call 722-4588. The Alliance for the Mentally DJ of Orange County provides edu- cation and emotional support for 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA 1i' (714) 708-4805 .. Iutrrun ti onn ( ;Mrnbquurtrn Visit the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of Christ and the ministry of the Apostle Paul ! //,,,11 •: l/011 111111 ' I 011111 ,,,,,II , , i ...,,,, /0,1111 .,,,,,,, ...,,,,, !/"'' <•1•111 . ; Newport Beach/Costa fv\eso Doily Pilot f~es with loved ones VfhO are mentally ill. A Cree supportgroup meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. every other Saturday at Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 850-6463. SL Andrew's Presbyterian ChllJ'Cb ollers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets Sundays from 6:30 toe p.m. in the church's Dierenfielcl Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Seacb. The grpyp is open to the commu- nity and'is committed to confiden- tiality. :For more inf onnation, call 631-2880. . ' (. The Networkers, a program Rrovided by the Cost~ Mesp ~hamber of C6mmerce, mee~ from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch is $12. The one-time membership fee is $15. For more information, call 574-8783 or 540-0201. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7: 15 to 8:30 a .m. Wednesdays at Mirru's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6. For more informa- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tina Firman at 551-3156. All 1.u1en•1 leacb Oub meets at 7:1.S a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information , call 646-1252. Zen Home Stttchery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, bolds a free meditation from 5 to 1 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Business Center, 711 W.17th St., Suite A-8. For more information, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach ParkSt! Beaches and Recreation Commis- sion meets at 1 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month t:n the Qty Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-3151. Ni'l.Otlne Anonymous fellowship wants to help men and wom~>D who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. For .more info?JWition on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. The Costa Mesa Historical Society holds a free open house from t 1 a.m. to 3 p.m . Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features mem- orabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Army Air Base. For more information, call 634-5918. ORIGINAL GERMAN Rolls -Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes Cheese Cakes -Weddings -Special Occasions . Serving Authentic German Lunch Daily Specials -Rouladen -Schnitzel Bratwurst -Meatloaf choose Apple or Berry . 7/31198 540-0281 2950 Grace Lane • Costa Mesa Overeater• Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at St. John's Episcopal Church, .183 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Por more infonnation, call 953-0900. Ensign Inte rmediate School offers a free parenting seminar and open discussion '(or parents Of t~ns from 1 to 8::Jt> p.m. OD the last Wednesday of each , nionth. For more information, ,call 225-818'9. Oasis Senior Center offers a Parkinson's support group from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more ip.formation, call 644-3244. The Yoga Place offers a pre/post-natal yoga class from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of the mo~th. For more information, call 642-7400. Hoag Cancer Center otters Man to Man, a free prostate-cancer dis- cussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at the center auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. For reservations or more information, call 722-6237. The Pacific· Business Xcbange FULL SET •ACRYLIC •Acrylic w/Whlte Tlp • Pink & White Powder • lume Get •Silk Wrap • Acrylic • Pink A LLS • Pink & White • lume Gel • Sll.kWrap •MIM:ln • P9dlalf't •Kida MO Mlnlcurt & Ptd •HntPnnill ..i nalft I ,~.t'iZ..wtloll • flJll'I A1wll211 • 1lli ... a. ·~·, ,..· . -.. has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesday~ ot the Padflo · Club 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newi>orf Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information, call 640-0588. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association presents a coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 1 p.m. Th~' days. The fee is $25 per week. For more intormation, call 722-4588. Hoag Cancer Center offe~ a free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at l Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- port Beach. For more information, call 760-5542. The Costa Mesa llepJlbllcan Assembly meets at '1 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 645-5326. A free telephone help line . for seniors over 62 is offered by mort- gage consultant Bob Brennan at 3 p.m. Wednesdays at Bayside W- lage, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 723.0233. Call I ·88S-CQMCAST · fl .. IWN-2271) CilE.e.~~ePI 1~ ' . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot CONTINUED FROM A4 • SariJi (Andes music), Fuchsia Stage/Flower & G4rden Bwlchng • Magic by Kevin Kaplowitz, Celebra· tions Stage/Youth in Motion Builchng 1:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Plgnltas Raceway , 2 P.M. • Russell Bros. Circus, Circus Tent • All-~erlcan Boys Chorus, Meadows ~tage · • • Afric:anized Bees lecture, Centennial Parm • Fuchsia Basics lecture presented by Pam Hantgin, Orange County Branch of the National Fijc:hsia Society, Pink Pagoda (Front Gate) • Weaving demonstration (until 11 p.m.), Fiber Pa.lace (Silo Complex) • Wine-tasting seminar (unW 3:30 p.m.), Wine Courtyard • Think.Pink! Pink Lady apple demon- stration presented by Andria Fike of H & W Growers, Home & Hobbles Stage • Record Roll Contest, Kids' Stage • Pink Ladies Fuchsia Plantmg, Cele· bration Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Orange Blossom Cloggers, Times Heritage Stage • Sliver Bullet Express Cloggers, Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Olivia, vocalist, Fuchsia Stage/Flower ' & Garden Building 2.:30 P.M. • Magic Show, B!Jou Magical Palace • Dan W~ -Slack Rope, Melody Junction • Family sand castles Contest, Kids' Park • Pape.nnaldng dem.onstration, Youth in Motion Building J P.M. •Pink mashed potatoes sculpt· ing, Kids' Stage • Dancers in Motion, Tunes Heritage Stage • Shenap.l_ga.o's Youth Theatre. : Cal Spas-Centennial Stage . • Duchlceia, SpoWght SldgeNisua.l Arts Building • Sartri (Andes music), Fuchsia Stage/Flower & G~den Buil<14tg 3:JO P.M.• • All-Alaskan R.nong Pigs. Los Pignitas Race- way • Carvmg Wallet Back (leather) presented by Teny Bayless, Home & Hobbies Stage 4 P.M. • Magic show, Bijou Magical Pa.Joce • Russell Bros. Circus, Circus Tent • Camille the Cow selects winner of the Cow Chip Bingo Contest, Centennial Fann • Sec· Band, Spollight Stag'e NlSUal Arts Build· ing •Eclectic String Band, Fuchsia Stage/ Flower & Garden Building 4:30 P.M. •Dan Wiles - Slack Rope, Melody Junction • Old-Fashioned Art of Fudge Making presented by Fred Heminger, Home & Hobbies Stage 5 P.M. J • Piggly Wiggly Rope, Kids' Stag • Pllpennaking demonstration, Youth In Motion Build.I.rig • Suk paintmg demonstration by Batchelder Silk. Stlo Bwlding • Kids' karaoke. Celebranon Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Moonhght Erpreu Band, Tunes Her- itage Stage • Sanrl (Andes music), Fuc.hsia • Stage/Flower & Garden Bwldlng • Dance Network, Cat Spas Centennial Stage • Duchict>la, Spotlight Stage/\11.sual Arts Building 5:30 P.M. • AU-Alaskan Raring Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway 6 P.M. • Magic i.how, BIJOU Magical Palace • Color makeovers with Mary Kay Cos· metics, Home & Hobbles Stage • Rock.in' Limbo, Kids' Stage •·Peter Young, Celebration Stage/Youth In Mobon Building • Arabian Night Fantdsy, Cal Spas Centennial Stdge • Secondhund Smoke Band, Spotlight StageN1Sual Art5 Budding • EclectJc Stnng B<1nd, Fuchsia Stage/Plower & Garden Building 6:30 P.M. • Don Wiles SlctC'k Rope, Melody Juncuon • Hypnotist Mdfk Yuzmk, Meadows ltl I f II fl Cl • When local press PhotogrlPhefs tried to get close to the multlcoloNd ~ ~the~drive doWn Fairview Road on . f~, several photpgs got ca'"'9ht in the middle of the chaos and were herded along by'sheep dogs. . . Stage • Clown Show, Kids' Stage 7 P.M. • Riders In the Sky, The Orange Coun- ty Register Concert Senes m the Arlington Theater • Zoot suit fashion show presented by Zoot Suits m Fullerton, Times Hentage Stage • • Russell Bros. CU'cus, Cucus Tent • Cindy Brown, CeJebrabon Stage/Youth In Motion Bwldmg • Duchicela, SpoWght Stage/VlSUal Arts Building Saturday, July 18, 1998 Al 1 7:10 P.M. • Swmg dance 1essoos Wlth Audrey Wilson, nines Hentage Stage 7:l0 P.M. ,,. • Swingtnne with Johnny Pulk and --- The Big Shots, Tunes Herttage St.age _ • Magic show, B1jou,Magu:al PaJ.ac:e-; • All-Alaskan Raang Pigs. Los ~ Raceway • Red ElVlSel, Meadows Stage • P.M. • Secondhand Smoke Band, F\lchsi.o 1 Stage/Flower & G.vden Build.mg 1:15 P.M. • John Peace Super Band, 11.mes Her· • 1tage Stage 8;30 P.M. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzuik, Meadows '' Stage. " 9 P.M. • • Riders In The Sky, The Orange ""• County Register Concert Serles in the • Arl!.ngton Theater - • Swmgtune Dance Contest with music by Johnny Pulk and The Big Shots, "' • 1lmes Hentage Stage • Mag1c Show B11ou Magical Paiace .. 9:30 P.M. • Red ElVlSes, Meadows Stage 10 P.M. • John Peace Super Band. Times Her· • 1ta9e Sldge THOUSANDS ~OF POSITIONS (That M.ake You Feel Like A Million) ' • Sooths stress, encourages circulation. • Maximum enjoyment for watching T.V., reading, etc. • Offers ultimate comfort and relaxation. • Try it. You'll love yourself in the morning ... 545·7168 ilJ - 3165 HARBOR ILVD • COSTA MISA One Block South of 405 Fwy ~ DONNA KARAN CALVIN KLEIN HUGO BOSS PA l ZALARI BARRY 8RICKEN ROBERT TALBOTT ZANELLA COLE HAAN CANAll BERNARD ZINS REP LAY DIESEL LUCKY BRAND MOSSIMO MORESCHI . TO BOOT VESTIMENTA ERMENEGILOO ZEGNA se m1 a n n a l GARYS NEWPORT 8 E A C H 949 .759 .1622 F AS HI ON I SLAND • NF.WP O R T • • Al 2 Saturday; July ) 8, 1998 HOTEL EONTINUED FROM A 1 "This will be our first coastal va~ation ownership property in California. so we are really excit- ed about it,• she said. "Marriott's philosophX·: is to look for prime vacation cp!Stinations and build luxurious,· upscale resort villas." Xhe Marriott project is also the· first of five hotels or resorts totaling 2, J 50 rooms that have b~tW.'approved for the Newport Co~t. said Dave Kiff, assistant tq the Newport. Beach city man· a.{Jer. APPEAL CONTINUED FROM A 1 d Newport Beach police officer nedr Corona del Mar High on Feb. 19 for playing his car stereo too loud. The officer searched his car dlld r0und a marijuana pipe and fdlse identification. One of the potential hotel sites is next to the Pelican Hill Goll Club and owned by The lrvtne Co. Spokesman PaUl Kranhold said the company may someday build a luxury hotel on the property but has not yet made a decision to prepare plans for the project. Because the city hopes even- tually to expand its borders to include Newport Coast, Kiff said officials have been observing the projects as they move forward. "Certainly we're very interest- ed," he said "Our biggest concern is that we would like at least a sig- nificant portion of. the rooms to be hotel and not time share." \ Police cited Hunmnan only for · noise pollution. But when the dis- trict received a copy of .the police report, it suspended Huptsman and transferred him to Newport Harbor Higb under the zero-toler- ance drug policy. Huntsman appealed to the courts, however, and won a chance to finish out his last three months at Corona del Mar High. \ ·EDUCATION Frances Munoz, a 20-year veter- an of the Harbor Court and a chairwoman of the organization's Luevano Scholarship Fund. "Many of the ypung people leave school to go to work. They need to work to support the family." \' CONTINUED FROM A 1 Arcording to the group's statis- 1 tC'>, only 9'% of Hispanic adults c ornpleled four or more years of rnllc>qP in 1990, compared with 18 ·.. of Asians and Pacific l'>lctnders, 29% of white and non- Ldltnos and 22'Yo of blacks. Munoz said she believes the Hispanic Education Endowment Fund is achieving its goals bqt said the group would like to reacfi out to even more youths in the Latino community. Why ts there such a dramatic d1flerence between the groups? ·Economics," said Judge "We're very limited because we don't have the funds," Munoz said. • • • • THE GREY GOOSE. INC. Gifts • Home Decor Visit us and e,njoy ~special shopping experience. THE GREY GoOSE, INC. Westcliff llfa"za • 1032 lrvine Avenue Ne wport Beach • 1714) 642-7803 Hours1 M·S 10-6 Sun 12·5 Newport Harbor Montessori Center SUMMER ADVENTURES! 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Campbell said the time-share resort may break ground as early as this fall, with the first phase pos~ · sil>ly openir)g in 2000. Completion is expected over a 10-year perlQd in nine construction phases. She said the company will conduc~ several community But seeing the decision as an affront to its zero-tolera.q.ce policy, the school district appealed the decision to the 4th Disbict Court of .Appeal, which ruled that its request was "moot" because Huntsman no longer attends . the school. "It's not going to mean anything to our zero-tolerance policy,• said school board member Serene The group h opes to raise $1 million by September, when its annual awards dinneT and fund- raiser is scheduled. The organiza- tion launched the $1 million cam- paign after forming in 1994. To date, the organization has raised more than $700,000. And while the group is work- ing hard to reach its goal, Liliana will continue working to reach hers and making her parents proud. 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Some of them were nearly 1 knocked over by the dogs as they darted in circles around the sheep in search of the per- fect shot. meetings within the next several ' months to inform people of the plans and answer questions. But that didn't matter to most spectators, who got to see how traditional sheepherders move While the whole operation seemed pretty complicated to , the Qntrain~ eye, Parrish said ·' controlllng sheep with dogs is , actually quite simple. "It's~ prey and predator rela- tionship,• she said. •So, for th~ sheep, the response is, 'Oh, there's something that's going their flocks. ' Stok~. •we'll wait for our new superintendent to start and we may have to loolc at what we can . do if a senior is being tfansf erred.• With· the sheep walking slowly in a tight.knit circle -a , defensive mechai:i.Wn handlers said sheep use to guard them- selves against wolves and other predators in the wild -three dogs circled and lunged at the flock, keeping the sheep in line. to eat me,' and they herd up. So l we just use that e~ct. • , · The sheep. drive came ~n the heels -or should it be hooves -of a popular cattle drive the fair held down the same stretch of road during the 1994 fair. Despite Friday's court decision, board member Martha Fluor said she believes the school district did the right thing. •Are we still going to pursue it or just drop it? I don't know,~ Fluor said. •I think we will prevail." iana's sister, Elizabeth, translating for her mother. "It is her dream for her daughters to became profes- sionals. She's happy because she didn't have these opportunities." The dogs were controlled by whistle and vojce commands from their master, sheepherder Terry Parrish of the Sall Pasqual Stoclcdog 1\-aining Facility. Carrying a walking staff she also used to direct the herd, Par- That event, which featured 200 head of cattle and 150 hors- es leading them, was a success, as was Friday's sheep drive, which went smoothly and according to plans, officials said. I can't believe ..... . It's My Home . · Landscaping or re-landscapi!ig is _your answer to a beautiful new loolc for your home. FLOWERDALE can make your landsca~ dreams · coqic; true, and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and yout garden. ~-,, ···~~~~~- ,' .. \" NURSERIES, INC. SANTA ANA • 2800 N. Tustin Ave. lCAY ~TSON, A.A. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEAJlS EXP. (714) 633-9200 TEllYMEOOF C.C.N.P. C.c.N.P. 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The award is bestowed upon an outstanding local volunteer for distinguished service to The Center. In accepting the award, / j' THE CROWD Johnlon.• ••• The Anti-Defamation League of Orange County honored local attorneys Michael Cor- nelles of Western Digital Corp. and Louis Knobbe of Knobbe Martens Olson and Bear for their commitment to the Orange County community a~ the fifth annual Jurisprudence Awards dinner held recently at the Pour Seasons Hotel, New- po,ri Beach . Allumbaugh, wife of distin- guished f ood industry ,executive' Byron Allumbaugh, said, ~After having derived such satisfactiorl from doing somethiiig important foi. the community, it1s a real treat to be presented with the Chairman's Cup as well.• community dollars with no gov- The evening raised mqr~. than $94,000 for the league, belpmg to sponsor its diverse programs and services in the region ain)ed at fostering tolerance, understwid- ing and respect for people of divergent cultural and religious backgrounds living together in this county. ernment subsidy. . Allumbaugh serves on The · .Kirwah's succession \fill need confirmation by the board, deter- mined by vote at the annual July meeting next year. ••• Opera diva and much-loved international celeb Beverly Sills slopped in last week for lunch at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club at the invitation of Opera Pacific. Mlrlon and Roger Palley Joined others at Orangewood Home's Orange Blos- som Ball, which honored Orange County Supervisor William Steiner. •1 am grateful for the confidence Mark John- son and the Board have shown in me,• Kirwan said. ·Mark will be a very tough act to fol- low, but of course this was true of all of his predecessors as well. I am excited by this opportunity to serve The Center and our community. I look for- ward to maintainin~ the strong leadership tradition established by Henry Segerstrom, Tim · Strader, Gen. Blll Lyon, Tom Nielsen and Mark The midsummer fest was a smashing success as Sills enter- tained the local gathering with style. ln the best-dressed crowd were event hostess Carole Foll- man, Joan Slmoooff, Eve Komyet. Ann Howard, Sharl Esaytao, Lalla Conlin, Kathy Center board of directors as well -as holding positions with such support groups as The Angels of 1be Arts, Center Stars, The Mozart Chapter of The Guilds of The Center, The Candelight Cqncert Comnuttee and more. In other Center news, Roger Kifwan has been named chai.r- mtn designate, positioned to polentially succeed present lecader Mark Chapin John.son at the end of his term as chairman of lhe board of the Performing Arts Center in July 1999. Johnson has served since 1996, leading The Center to its present high level of national Vis- ibility as one of the top ten r~onal arts facilities in the nation supported entirely by I ORANGE COAST COLLEGE , . r•' • !• , ' JTddleron the RPof \( ~II llf •l J I I '" ti l ~ '• "" •I p I 1 Tickets (714)432 -5880 J' I t! , .. , ", ' ~~oyo•5 garden shop 10°10 -10°10 OFF ~fMp{-4. ~ & ~~ e.. '7.e. We are Moving our Landscape & Maintenance Co near the John Wayne Airport. 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Mary Hamilton, the enormous event raised more than $300,000 for the Orangewood Children's Foundation, supporting the J essential programs of care for 0 abused alld neglected children in this county. · ' Su_p:ervisor Steiner was recog- nized for his comnutrnent to chil- dren, and a spectal fund was ' · established ln his name desl::·gnt-to enable young adults with lir ited or no resources to attend l- iege or trade sc;hool. ln the crowd were Dents d · Judy Sweeney, William 81 • WWa Dean Lyon. the gla ,torous Manon Palley with her tega- successfuJ hr\ancier hu ~d. Roger Palley. and th~ d.istin· guished chainnan " (he board for Orangewood r ~wdren's Foundabon, Jolr,,1Hagestad and his pretty wlfe' Merry Hagestad. • l.W. 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"''•1 rrlt~• L.-----------------'-·· l t 1-~14 Saturday, July 18, 1998 date book Newport Beach/Costa ~so Doily Pilot ,, ORANGE CO UNTY HAIR Prop-wielding comedian Carrot Top makes his Orange County debut with two shows at the fair lowed by the sometimes difficult result was a aew joke for his act: •1t•s like, 'OK, you'"!! still a lit· .. •• .,I T o Scott jhompson, the out- rage<' ~ comedian with the ; wild 4!d hair, clashing Clothes at> t a footlocker full of gags bet~<}t known as Canot Top, ~e worlq is just a l>ig prop store. The 90median1 who has been · dubbed #a Thomas Edison for the 1t~surd, • t'1ms ordinary thing's like pai)er cups, wooden spoons and other household .items into_ t);le unusual. On s~e. Carrot Top has used everyt.hiqg-from a Dallas Cow- boys football helmet with jail bars instead of a face mask that poked fun at some of the team 'members' legal troubles, to an 'alarm clock outfitted with a bangmg judge's gavel fit for jokes about President Clinton or 0 .J . Simpson. "I'm getting a little more intn- cate with them,• the 30-year-old comedian said this week from Las Vegas, where he performs eight shows a week at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. "It's fun to get a little crazy with them.• Next Wednesday, Carrot Top will make his first Orange Coun- ty appearance with two shows on Call The Rabbitts ••• Then Relax! Rabbitt Insurance Agency AllfO •HOMEOWNERS• HF.Al.TH 40 Years in Business ~ St;_, ~ ... ..,.......,__... r , 631-7740 441 Old Nrwpon Blvd. • Nrwpon 8ac.b (N.t tto.c Hoopiul) Only s3995 Friday, Saturday & Sunday. ANTlPl\STI/APPETIZERS Mozzarella 9af>rese Fresh buffalo mo:i:zarella with tomatoes & extra virgtn olive oil Bruschetta al Pomodoro F~sb chopped tomatoes, garlic & basil on cop of garlic tout Calamari Fritti Fried Calamari M.alanzane Napoletana Grilled eggplant roasted peppers, garlic & extra virgin oltve oil ZUPPE E INSALATF.JSOUPS &S~S Pappa al Porn ~on Croscini Tomato <1oup with Gulic Toast C.uaar Salad BEYANPF./BEVERAGE ,\mericnn Coffee. Cappuccino. or Esp~uo DOLCFJDESSERT Homemade Tiramisu or Cannoli m CA•WllDP ' . the Orange County Fair's Arling- ton Theater stage. The two shows, which will begin at 7 and 9 p.m., are free with fair admis- sion. Since taking the stage for the first time at a Florida comedy club's amateur night while still in college majoring in marketing, Carrot Top bas used wacky props to create a unique and memo- Only s2995 Mooday, Tuaday, Wedne.day & Thund.ay. (Offff Good Tllru July ll. UHJ £NTRR&') Ravioli de Ila ·Casa Homemade Ravioli with Scampi, Sun-dried tomat~a. in a lobster sauce L~e al Frutti di Mare Aasoned Seafood in a Tomato Broth atop Linguine pasta Farf.alle al Salmone Affu.micato Bow tie pasta with smoked salmon in a vodka sauce Pollo Sorrentina Chicken breast topoed with eggplant, · freth moizarella and tomato sauce with pasta Risotto al Gorgonzola e Gamberi Italian style rice with gorgon:i:ola cheese, , and shnmps Melanzana P~ana f.aplant Pa.nnigian with 11de pasta Pollo~ello Diced chicken breast sausage, roasted garlic & rosemary Reservations recommended • Large Parties Welcome 645-8560 !~ . • • • • .. ' h • ~ i '• : t· • i' ' • • ... • • •• • • SunJ•y. July 19 JOSE FWCIMO Mond11y. July 2fl KC&THE SUNSHINE 8MO Tue"'14y, July 21 TEENIOOlS ,...Noone, DnyJGMI, ~ ........ Thur"'14y. July 23 DAVID GATES frid4y. July 24 JAN&DEM • S111urday. July 2S WORlD Cl.UllC WIS ...... _ .. ........... .., ..... . TM&illll, 1111 "-*, -.................... ......... ....... ( rable stage act. Carrot Top's trademark gags and props come to life irr various ways. SomeQ.mes, he'll see a funny item in a Store -such as a large toilet seal, a mask or a tiny din- ner plate -and Write a joke about it. But more often than not, it's the joke that comes first, fol- EXERCISE EQUIPMENT LUNCH 203 OFF We Invite You to Enjoy our Lunch and Take 20% OFF the Food Portion of Your Check. Monday Thru Friday Please present coupon ....tien ordenng chore of creating an original prop A stick with dltferent shades of tle pink, I can .keep going,'" he. to illustrate it. red p~ed on it that parents can said. "It's stupid, but it gets a big Recently, Carrot Top saw a hold up to their child's bottom to laugh.• parent spanking an unruly child see when enough punishment irl a Las Vegas mall and the has beeQ dispensed. 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C4IJ for tlet4ils S~day Night Summer Sp«iala - $14.9 5 £11treu snwd with your choice of soup or s.W lumpy ~htti pollltots or me pilaf attd fllrMn /rah Wfd4bla. Braised lamb Shanb )ardinam Liver & Onions Rare Roan New York With Rosemary & Guile Lobster Thcnnador Beef Stroganofl' Swonifuh, Halibut Or Sal.moo _,,_.,. __ , served grilkd, bllultmeJ or poacbitl Clue.ken Diane A LITTLE BIT O F ITALY Smut Of Qudc.en Parmigiana Chicken Cacciatore Calamari Over Pasta Veal Piccata Chicken Piccata V cal Parmigiana Ravioli, Gnocchi Or T ortcllini Served with Marinara or Pesto Sauce Linguine And Clam Sauce FEATURING ROBERT MONDAVI NAPA WINF.S Chllrrlon""J MerW,1, Cizbn.net ""4 Pmot Noir Bott/a SJ9.!J5 • GIA.n $6.50 Newpwt Bouleftrd at Coa.t Highway • {949)645-707'7 SPECIAL DAY~ ~ OfE ICIOS' DAY Friday. July 24 Kids (6-12 yeers) edmtted he . Tm DAY Monday. July 20 Teenagers (13· 1 7 years) lldmltted f()( $4 5print K5 GtANMrul AlltfA EYEtm Sun Wed. July 19·22 • 6 A llPM MW YUZ111C. Mntlmll l'lwl'll·Sun, Jul)' H -26 CM ..... Dl•··-Pr...,..llr,.....U...._ ,,.,...,, -n. Ont ...... Thur' & f·n llPM. s .. 4 • MPM. Sun 6PM • "" ""'"' 1'11 ,,,, •itlljr.' '"',.,.,,/ff' t1Jtllt..., ... ,,,. t' .... • l • if II "' Ill • I "' Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ' datebook . F~, food and flair await at fair AusoN MURRAY Daftlltl E Idtement lurks around every comer at the Orange County Pair. This is enter- , tainment at its finest'-sticky, loud, gritty and viti~ant. ; The rides are biuly scary (that roller coaster may look tiny, but it paCks some heart-stopping · jerks). The llgqts are brilliant and colorful. The S'ction never ceases < -from the calls of carnival wo.rkers tq the twisting rides and the swirl of swing dancers' skirts. Shoot for a 7 or 8 p.m. arrival time. The air is cooler, the crowd· is older -mostly teenagers and adults -and you'll have far less time to.blow a week's income on goodies and games. One admission NIGHT LIFE ~::0~d~ exhibits, concerts and shows. It also opens up plen- ty of chances to spend more money. Carnival games are surroilnd- ed by alluring giant prizes. Food : for every palate is sold through- out the grounds. Vendors offer products you never realized you needed. You can have your handwrit- ing analyzed or your fortune told. You can chat with an elephant. You can get your face painted. You can go on rides that spin you around and upside down until you can't walk straight. Every chance you want to be a kid again 'is within reach. The entertainment goes on. Free (with admission) concerts are held every night at 7 artd 9 in the Arlington Theater, includ- ing KC and the' Sunshine Band oi;i Monday; Teen Idols on Tues- day and Jan and Dean on Fri- day. · A zoot suit fashion show and m • WHEN: Through JufY. 26; ~thiough,~ from 10 a.m. to rnJdnlaht ~through~ ~noon to mld_,loht1 Fair a~~ fairgroUnm, 88 Fair DriYe, Cosfa Mesa • HOW MUOt: $6 for peo-Ole 13 to 54 years old; $5 . for seniors over SS; S4 for ~on~$2 for c:hDdren 6 to 12; free for children under 5 + PHONE: (714) 7()8..3247 rJbe Gland Wheel FerrlS at the Orange County Pair lights up the nigbL OON l!ACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT swing dance lessons are offered nightly at 7 at Heritage Stage1 Johnny Pink and the Big Shots follow the lessons with swing music and dance contests at 7:30 p.m. "It's got a great atmosphere," said Jim Cruzen of Anaheim, who won first place in a dance contest last Saturday with Kristi Smith, 20, of Huntington Beach. Other fairgoers also gave high marks to this year's fair. ' •Tue music's good, tbe food is good, the weather's nice," said Stan Hansen of Tustin. '"Even though you got a lot of people, there's a lot of room to walk," said Steve Magette of Pomona. Some basic tips: Go with a game plan in mind because there is no way you'll be able to see everything in one evening. 714-429-1911 W•!:Wi?JJ:I c:o.ta .... 743 laker 5trMt 9197 Central Ave. ( 1 ~ w. llrillol) ' (PETCO Cenllrl F1'9a GIFT CATALOG MUST .. 18 llE,llSEI ., ..... , ........ , .... ,. RUmC... .,...,. UOIMD •llSltl lmY eotal & M>Olltl GIEEI _ .. JOSI"' fll.DS 'JllOll OtOOOllOf Tony AWMYJ•Winner -Best Musical 1953 Woitdef'fUt Town is a musial comedy classic that ts not to be missed! • "Lucie Is luminous and Stephanie SW91dy lrrestsdble!" ...... ,..."lHIMI 3 0, 3 I, A U,G Wear the most comfortable shoes you own. Eat after, not before, you go on the rides. U you do go on the rides, make sw;.e you have securely tucked away all posses- sions that might fly from your pockets. Expect exhaustion, but don't let it stop you. LYLEEN & JEFF EWING FIRST TIME BUYERS MAY WITHDRAW FROM IRA Just when you thought Uncle Sam was spending your tax dollars on every- one but you, along comes the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. Starting in 1998 this new law gives first-time home buyers the ability to take a penalty-free with· drawal from their individual retirement account CIRA) to fund down payment and settlement costs. To be eligible for a maximum ooe-dme, penalty.free whhdrawal «up to $10,000 you must not have owned reaJ property. For tu purposes, a mobile home sitting on rented l8nd is considered personal property and would not exclude you from first-time home buyer eligiblJity. You can make the withdrawal even if you are below the age of 591/1, previously the mini· mum age for penalty.free IRA withdrawals. ' Because of the availability of many first-time home buyer loan pro- grams with down payment require· ments of 3% or less, this new IRA withdrawal availability may be all you need to get into your first home. Talk to your lender about cash needs for your specific borne purchase opportunities and consult yo.sr tax advisor to make sure you follow the new rules. · • Lyken and JelT have 26 coosecutive years of real estate experience in New- port Beach. They are ColchRO BanUr'I I I qeau. For professional service or advice with all your real estate needs C8IJ the E .... at (949) 644-9060d14. -. By far the very best deal, the find of the fair are the Footsie Wootsie Foot Massage chairs, which for 25 cents will send strong vibrations through your feet and lower legs. They shake away at least two hours worth of walking fatigue. • TOP In tile....,.,., cm. ~----·--·p:tllm. But aow, Wiil rhlll fO ,_. of•wl-apa t1lAC-ead ~bt .......... to Idle p1a1 ....,.. eo ~ 90IDe ol bll IDOC9 o••pJer off- the·Wall c:nallolll. Carrot~ .. act ii •• " evolviDg, With~~ and ~-Ubawawith t'W'o motariled UIDI lb.a mend OUl 1o k-.p peOple from ~ tl,lro.ugh tbe lbot -~ add.t to Iba ect. Some of tu. propl, ...-..Ul- ly thole that lampoan pollti- dam or other people wbo / appear In the news, come 1tra1gbt flom newspaper head- lines. Lately, President Clinton, Newt Glngricb and other national leaden have provided. enough free material to nep Carrot Top and tboUsands of other com8dl4DI in bulilnea. •'Jbe shelf-life on 101De of the material is short, so thot's hard." he said. Carrot Top often customizes Saturday, July 18, 1998 ,. ......... -....w • ., ., ...... ... .. , ........ . .. ..... .... ............. ........ ...,., .. ... _....., a...c..r .. ........ c.Nt- sleeve. ·rube thinking ot some.material on my way out there,• he s8id. •Usually when I get to a town. I start loolD.ng around and say~ ing, 'Hmmm, thot could be funny.' But it seems perfect, Orange County and orange hair." ROSEY'S AUTO BOD CAURJMMA lAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY fl& Pick.., & ...., • Al CriW TecWdees 642-4522 . ' 121 l1•11trl1I Way • C11t1 M111 / ... . .. • i • • • • " 6 °Scturdoy, July 18, 1998 • commun1 forum Newport Beach/Costa ~$0 Doily Pilot - IEllEIS RESPOND · ~ jitst think of $chool5 like fam:ily smauer classes may be 'quick~fix' ' The state Legislature is study- ing a proposal to reduce class siz& in the eighth through 10th grades. Because students begin to drop out of school more frequently in 10th grade, the ldea is to give them two years of smaller classes to get them back on track. folks were always afraid for my U,fe as I napped wi~e cows. To them, every l{lrge.c with horns was a raging bull. ' it 1t was AT ISSUE: The state is considering plan to reduce sizes of math, language arts classes in eighth through 1 O grades. Proposal has drawn mi~e'd reaction from local school officials. While 1 agree with smaU class sizes for first grade, I think it O'ljght be better to allocate our resolirces over a broader spec· female. · What~l most from farm-ing and f • · nces was the value of qca n. As I watched a young talr V{orker dea.n up ele- phant wMm14nd a young 4·Her . muck the cow stalls, I remem- bered hQw much J didn't like that job. My Sister was not fond of get- ting up at 5:3j) a.m .. every day of r the week to milk trum Let's ma){e ptoporbonately sITldller class sizes across the grade spectrum to 25 per classroom. Or -----------the cows. My ED u c IJ I 0 NI l l y brother didn't like S p E I K I ti G being dragged on his belly by a cow let's utilize our resources to help those most Ul need with small- group tutonng after school or Sat- urddys. The group that is about to enter grades eight through 10 is at risk because it learned to read by the whole-language method. For that reason, some still don't read weU. I wish the Legislature would thmk of school more like a family. U a family member is sick, the rest of the family allocates time and money to get that sick member bdck up to par as qwckly as possi- ble. Somehow, with educationaJ mdflddtes from Sacramento, it is alme>!>1. as 11 a new mandate to save dll of the students isJoisted upon us without much thought of how best lo get the kids who need it bdck on the nght track. Reduced class sjzes still mean !ecuni.ng resources stop for most duldren at 3 m the afternoon. I'm not against reduced class sizes. I Just think we need to get more bang for our tax buclG by resolv- ing some children's lack of skills qi more creabve ways. Let your state Legislators know how you feel • As my family and 1 attended the Orange County Fair last weekend, I considered all of the educabonaJ vaJue I have received from working on fair-related pro- jects. When I was younger, Orange County was quite ruraJ, so a trip to the fair was big excite- ment. My first visit was when I was 3 months old. My family raised a few cows and beef. The rows wouJd Jump the fence if they bad to, so they couJd get into the truck and go to the fair The aty that was in train- ing and got tired of the lesson. I didn't like being butted down by a sheep every time I stood up and tried to get away. None of us took up a career in fanning. My brother and I raised guide dog puppies when we were young. The dogs liked to walk around the fair and smell all of the animals. After raising seven dogs between us, I knew l didn't want to be a kennel worker, a dog trainer, or a blind person. So, as I watched with amuse- ment at the kids who were sur- prised that farm animals make waste products, I was sorry for their ihability to reject many of the careers I bad given up in my youth. By my teen years, I was j motivated to do well in school. Maybe, instead of getting high school students intemsp.ips for jobs they might want to consider for thelf future, we should let them work at some really crummy occupations to increase their moti- vation level in school. • This summer, 1 wouJd like to share some of the wonderful pro- grams and projects at our district schools. I need you to tell me about them. I. would like to share those ideas that aren't going to require large amounts of cash but have proved especially in.nova. tive, educational and popular with the students. Please contact me in writing through the Daily Pilot and give me your name and phone number in case I have questions. Thanks. • GAY GEISER..sANDOVAL is a Costa Mesa resident. Her column runs Saturdays. Reduced class sizes ib grades eight through 10 has the potential of improviI!g literacy and math skills for some of our.students who, by virtue of coming through -Olp" publ}c school system during a tiJlle of mismanagement dnd poor choices by our leaders, have not had high- quality education (,.State may reduce more class ~es,• July 10). Almost aJl of our high sehool studeflts nee.;t remedial work in writing. I've taught an upper-division writing class ~experimental psychology at UCI for 10 years, and my students (rep- resenting the upper 12% of the California high school graduates) lack very basic skills. This includes the native speakers of English. A recently received thank you note from a student who graduated with a 4.2 grade point average from Corona del Mar High School contained d nm- on sentence and severaJ misspelled words, Titls is typical of lhe writing that I rec01ve from my students. While fack of train- ing in m&lhematics is u!>ually less publidy obvious, I find that many of my students are unable to work with simple equa- tions, cannot solve problems involving frac- tions, and are not famiLiar with trigonomet- ric functions. Reducing class sizes will have little effect if the teachers don't modify class- room instruction. Language arts teachers would be able to give more wrillen assign- ments and give detailed feedback on more papers per student Ma th teachers would be more aware of each student's progress and be able to give more individual atten- tion. School administrators must provide support for teachers to make the1:>e modifi- cations dnd penodically verify implementa- tion. Our school district should seize this · opporturuty to provide belter-qud.lity edu- cation for our students. CHRISTINE LOFGREN Newport Beach MlllllG Cuttingshortcutargwnentshort I n your lead article in the July 13 Daily Pilot, you cite an Eastbluff resident, Mike Bigi, who resents the use of his neighborhood streets by folks wanting to go to or from the post office ("Did traffic plan work?•). His argument is that these people are using Bison Avenue as a ihortcut. • In his mind, the use of this street is . furtive and unfair. Since when is the use of a public: street - paid for by the citizens -to take the most direct and efficient way to a destination a short- cut? I presume that in a week'• driving, Bigi makes use of a hundred such shortcuts ln bis avels. ... let's eschew such pejorative and silly nomen- clature. ~et honest, Bigi. DAVID H. WAU.ACE "'----'~-~~ ......... -------------....._,_:n.e Blutt• Life or death? l am a supporter of the dealh penalty for a certain type or category of murder ("Cruel and unusual punishment?" July 15). I sinlultaneously feel that an advanced socie~ must hold a capital punishment conviction to the highest stan- dards. Raising the prosecu- tion's burden of proof will address the overriding consid- eration with regard to the ·' I don't think class-slze redu~bon is needed in grades eight through 10. ELEANORE ~IG .. ER Co$ta Mesa l Without the benefit of having;feviewed any research on the issue, my c~ction is that the iC:lea Of reducing class size for eighth-through lOth-gradeJ'S in }&n"g\Jage arts and math may be a "(fu.ick·fi.x" idea, not necessarily well thought out. I have a sense that the class si.zes tor this age stu- ' dent is not really the answer to the dropout problem. 1n addition, I thmk spending the money on early intervention, and kinder- garten dnd fourth-through sixth-grade class-size reductions would probably lead lo more long-term and broader-based improvements, It is grdtifying to see the ideas and support for education being offered by the stdte. Perhaps block grants to individual ctistricts with cnteria for repeal funding basE?d on Stanford 9 test improvements would be more appropriate for tdrge ting the varied needs of the incli- vidual districts. BILLJORTH Parent, Newport-Mesa Unified School District 1 am in favor of reducing the classes, but do they have a plan for five years? For the first consideration, they didn't do it right. Now we have this, and I think they real· ly need to talk to the organization to get this implemented in the right way. They have to be prepared: , ALBERTO HERNANDEZ Cpsta Mesa I think the state should stay out of bow we run our schools. This goes back to Proposition 13, where all the money went to Sacramento, and our locarschool boards , lost the ability to decide how best to spend our money. Instead of mandating smaller class sizes in certain grades, Sacra· mento should simply cetum the money to the local school districts, with no strings attached, and let the school boardS decide where it can best be used. DOROTHY A. YOUNG Costa Mesa Although research is ambiguous about the effect of smaller class sizes on sec· ondary students, two things are clear. t) Teachers who have fewer students to reach each day may have more time to prepare more interesting, exciting lessons and spend more time with each student. 2) If teachers teach 20 students the same way they teach 35, they might just as well have 35. U smaller classes can result in better classroom experiences for students, let's have it. JACK PRICE Newport Beach REICH YOUR RIPS STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine, 92715, 833-0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th District, 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine, 92715, 863· 7070. STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St .. Suite 2000, San Francisco, 94105, (415) 904-5200. Regional office located in Long Beach. (310) 590-5071. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Pl.a:-~ Santa Ana, 92701. Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa), 834-3220. Thomas Wilson, 5th Disbict (Newport Beach., Santa Ana Heights), 834·3550. ORANGECOUNTYFNR-IOARD 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 708-FAIR. I guess Don Bren and The IrVine Co. are looking to get into the restaurant business aga.in. It seems like any 1ue<:ellful business that comes into any of these major entities, once they've been given the opportunity to take over notion of the state taking a __ human life. This concern has nothing to do with religion or politics. lt goes to the heart of the human conclition: that we are fallible. When the state makes a mistake and executes an innocent person, it DON LEACH I OAJLY Pll.OT Jack Plelschll Jr. witnessed the execution of Thomas Thompson, who was convicted of the rape and murder of his sister, Ginger Flelschll. Board: President Gary Hayakawa, Vice President Emily Sanford, Jim Lindberg, John Crean, Randy Smith, Don Willet, Don Saltarelli and Jeffrey Stem. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Of EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa, 92628- 9050, 966·4000. . he operation, they do their belt to do that. And ~a sad day that they can't leave good busi- ~ n~s alone and do good for the communiW 1nitead of ~ to do goOd for lhemlelves. But one day, It wW all come beck to baunt ~· Until thm, .. 8aml ...._urut, wbk:h one of the betW Nltaur8* ID town, will b~~ ftnd ..... ~to go, wl th• peo- Who go tMre .......... la tlll9t mall will DO ~be data ffaip9fullJ tbat will affect tbe ~ *·'° .. palDt ...... ..,,._ ... ~ c:a't ...... ,....... . r: irreparably harms us all. Because we are not omnipotent, we shouJd slrh c to temper our quest for revenge with a legitimate, honest search for truth. A murderer convicted with incontrovertible cvidenGe is one thing, the case of a Thomas Thompson (•Long journey to justice/ July 15) may be quite another. 1 bad a bad feeling about this case when I firlt read about it. Then the day after the execution, I had the occa- sion to d.ilculs it with a friend who I discovered used to have ThomplOll beby-1it her two daughten when he wtts e Leen. When f was informed of Thompson's background, the circumi.tances of the murder, the relationship Thompson had with Ginger Fleischli, the character and background of his roommate, David Leitch, and most particularly, aspects of Thompson's trial, f won· dered if the stale had convict- ed the wrong man. Those who ardenUy pur- sued t.he execution of this man wW have to live with the con- sequences of their actions. Let us all hope and pray they did not err. LARRY R. CANO Newport Beach l believe the death penalty is morally wrong and greatly diminishes the fabnc of a soci- ety that implements it. Oppo- nents of the death penalty in no way mean to justify the horren· dous cri.mes committed. Nor do they lack sympathy for the vic- tims and their families. However, as the late Cardi- nal Bernardin tlught, •Respect for life should be like a seam· less gannent. lllat is life is sacred from conception to death. And the deJiberate tak- ing of any human We cannot be J ustltied. " JEAN FORBATH .Costa Mesa Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Trustee Area 5 Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. OTY Of COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall~ 77 Pair Drive, 92S26, 754-5223. Mayor: Peter Buffa Council: Joe Erickson, G~ Monahan, Heather Somers and Libby Cowan. OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach Ci.ty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663. 644-3309. Mayor: Thomas Edwa.ids Coundl: John Hedges, Jan Debay, Nonna Glover, Denn.ii O'Neil, John Noyes and Tum Thomson. COAST COMMUMTY COLLEGE DtSTMCT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, 92626, 432·5898. Chancellor: William M. Vega Board: Walter Howald, Sherry Baum, Paul Bergs, Armando Ruli and Jerry Pattenon. NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SOtOOl DISTRICT . D.istnct Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Meea, 92828, 424-5000. Superintendent: Robert Prancy Board: Dana Bleck, Judy Pranco, Jiin ~ Martha Pluot, w~ LeiC:e, s.w ..-. -.. O.Yid Broob. MESA CONIOl IDATIO WATll .....:T 1865 PIMmna Awe., C... Mw. IJl27, 831·1~ \·~ Boud/~C>bllg·Hall. Ha......_, MID ...... Plwd 8oclallmll' .. Ow llatW. l Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, July 18, 1998 Ai '1 • OBITUARY Rockwell employees reach agreement to end strike Evelyn Sherwood Merritt, a for- mer society columnist for the Daily Pilot, died July 4, 1998, in Ventura at the age of 66. Mrs. Merritt wrote a society and {eatures colwnn called ReveliIJ' with Evelyn in the 1960s. "Evelyn was a good sport," said Chuck Loos, farmer managing edi- tor at the Daily Pilot. "She would Clo just about anything that she was called upon to do." · "She was kind of a social but- terfly,". sC}ld Jerry Rlchards, a retired· Newport Beach doctor who was the subject of se.veral of Mer- ritt's col\mmS. . "Sb~ bad a lot of warmth," Ricbards added. · Mrs. Merritt-who was born in Denver on Aug. 1S, 1909 -was a )ongtime Newport Beach resident before she moved to Palm Springs and finally to Ventura. During her time in Newport Beach, Mrs. Merritt served as director of the Orange County branch of the American Red Cross. She also was director of the 'seruor Citizens center in Newport Beach. Mrs. Merritt also served at the state and lOcal levels of Republican Women Federated and was a member of the Newport Beach· Country Club and the Balboa Bay Club. She also senied as a volun- teer for the Civil Air Patrol during World Warn and was a member of Daughters of the American Revo- GREG RlsuNc NEWPORT BEACH -A strike that began May 28 at the Rockwell Semiconductor Systems facility In Newport Beach was resolved ThUJ"Sd4y, company offid.hls said. Rockwell International Corp. and the employees union, the Internat:i,QOO Brotherhood of EleC- trical Workers Local 2295, reached lution. • Mrs. Merritt is survived by a ~elebrate . Bastille Day son, H : Jack ~erdrum m of vei:itu-1 at f o.od faire ra; a Sister, Elisabeth A. Green of • · . Pasadena; four grandchildren; 10 The 14th annual Di Tech great-gr-andchildren; cmd one Funding Bastille Day Celebra- great-great-grandchild. ti.on will present an International A memorial service was held in Food. Pave today featuring Ventura last week. Orange County's finest restau-· m ·i 11 • en n ·1 um furniture a n d a· c c e s s o r i e s • 8ave I 0 -2So/" on Ooor m0del9 • alaop where Or~ Country's top deeipen shop • eolid pine furniture doeen 't have to be expensive MONTECITO 5 DRAWER CHEST • 8olid pine onl; $295 ·. • easy open drawers made in the USA • ~and _finished in light, medium, dark or mahogany COUNTRY ARMOffiE Queen BIEDERMIER BED •solid pine • hand finishes • matching pieces available an agreement on a five-year con- tract. The terms of the settlement weren't disclosed. by either side. "We are pleased that an agree- ment has now been reached with the (employees union]," said Dwight Decker, president of Rock- well Semicond~r Systems. "We believe the agreement addresses .the needs of both parties." 'Jbe end to .the 49-day strike comes two weeks after the Costa IRIE.FLY IN rahts and a beer and wine gar- den with hometown micro-brew and premium wine from the Beaulieu Vmeyard. Tue block party will' b~ at the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach from 4 to S:30 p .m. featur- ing jazz artist Richard Smith and Mesa-based company announced it would get out o! the semiconduc- tor business by the end of the year. The business will spin off 4ts semiconductor branch to a sepa- rately traded company. About 3,SOO corporate employees will be laid off as part of the company's restructurtng, which includes 80 positions from offices in Costa Mesa, Seal Beach and Thousand OakS. THE NEWS • I • R & B headliner Jack Macie and the Heart Attack , .. The, celebration will also high- li_ght the Indy Llf e Masters Cur- cuit Elite SK.run, open SK and SK run/walk, a 25-rnile bike ride, a wa.U climb, a sports expo and an SK corporate team competition. ~114ui DESIGN CENTER About 600 workers went on strike in late May, complaining they work 12-hour days and di~'t receive a pay raise for sevtfrj.l years. 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Now, if you're thinking about getting * Mercedei--Beni, wouldn't you rather have one with our Preferred Customer EYE-OPENER QUOTE Of yttE DAY Newport Hcrbcif High's Matt Jameson maldng o point at guard ii Surf Oty Oassic/see below. or •1 reminded our kids that one team odvonces lo the regionals out of the low's bradcet. And that the tecrn might as wel be us .. : r • Kevin Heenan. NHBA 9-10s manager Sa1urdoy, July 18, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 Newport Beoch/Costo Meso Doily Pilot Bl I 1111 S .PiCkffig sides • Newport or Corona del Mar, that's the happy dilemma for some super young tennis players. W hat hdppens when you grow up playing tennis in Newport Beach? Seems if you're a gul witli talent, you become a hot commodity even before entering h1gh school. _ ~·-• With open enr!Eent in the Newport-Mesa ool District, ., players leaving th ei!Jftlh"!l'l6Mo• can be fastidious in deciding where they want to play high school tennis: ·Newport Harbor or Corona del Mar. 'rwo of the best girls programs in not only Orange County, but all of the CJF Southern Section, are merely a few kayak paddles across the Back Bay from each other. 1f tennis is your game, you needn't travel far to locate competitive matches or hone your sk:llls on a quality high school team. Tb.is summer in particular features a handful of top-notch junior girls who will be freshmen in the fall -some are going to CdM, some are headed for Newport Harbor, where Coach Fletcher Olson's top newcomer could be Natalie Braverman, who recantly p~-up (girls 16s) in the Southern California Junior Sectionals. Brittany Reitz, also highly touted, and Kimberly Singer, who performed well at the sectionals in the l 4s, are planning to attend Corona del Mar as freshmen in the fall. With Nawa Vaughan and Ruchika Budhraja coming back, there likely will be only one singles spot available. Players can be choosy. But it's hard to go wrong with any decision on which school to attend. •Jt's like college," said CdM Coach Tim Mang, who is sometimes left in the dark regarding the intenbons of a player. •Tuey don't commit until the last minute.• When you've been crowned national champions, like the Sea Kmgs were last season by the USA Today, it can work to your favor in the future or work against you. Some could be scared off about who's returning. After all, most top JlUliOrs want to be an instant singles pla yer and enjoy the kind of career Nina Vaughan (Cd.M) did from 1994 to 1997. But not everyone is Nina Vaughan, nol everyone will earn a scholarshJp to Notre Dame. Reality often 5'ijs in during high school play. Fa~ ls, growing up in Tennis Town USA has its advantages: We're blessed with two championship·calibe r high school teams. Good luck with future shopping. -+- Mang made menUon of an at;ticle this summer published in an industry magazme that referred to ome problems in Southern Cahf omia tennis, specifically the notion of •parents hiding" thelr juruor players. Some parents, is It believed, do not want their kids playmg anyone below them in the rankings. "Too risky,• some feel. "You've got to get out there and play the best,· Mang said. *Hey, everybody wants to go to Stanford and play tennis there on a ICbolMship, but good i>_la~ always go for the c:ba.Denge. There are IOID• pJa,.n who don't want to bnprav9, and they~ to save th* rankings ... -+- ._. . Pioint of the lllatter : ' ' Ii Newport Harbor punishes Estancia b~d play of point guard1 Jameson. I ·~ • \ R1o w m DUNN ' Deft Plot NEWPORT· BBACH -If thls is a. sign for next win~er, then a major shift in po,wer among New- port-Mesa District boys basketball teams could be in stofe. . In a sununer clinic on how to play high school point guard, Newport Harbor senior Matt Jameson showed Estancia's novice ball handlers a thing or two in the Surf City Classic as the host Sailors blitzed the Eagles Friday nJght in pbol play, 65-42. ~The kids we're playing a t point guard have no varsity experience, but [ tell my guys to watch Jameson, because that's how you run the show,• Estancia Coach Rich Boyce said. •You can say he just moves the ball from station to station and he isn't flashy, but that's what you want. He's really the leader to that (Sailors) team. He's a solid kid BASKETBALL and a solid point guard, and he's the one who · makes them go.• , In Point Guard Play , 101, Jameson sc.hooled Estanda's defense for 25 points, then shut down · everything the Eagies had to offer on the other end .. '"(Jameson's) biggest intangible IS that he's our defensive stopper, also,• Newport Harbor Coach Larry Hirst said. "He creates havoc for the other team on offense. Torught, I didn't think (the Eagles) were able to do what they wanted to offen- sively because of Matt." Jameson, 9 of 11 from the field and 7 of 8 from the free-throw line, also led Newport Harbor with eight rebounds and two steals. He could lead the Tars next season to No. 1 status among district schools. SEE TARS PAGE 83 ICIM HAGGERTY·lYl.lJS I OAl.Y fllOT Newport Harbor's Spencer Moon (~ looks at the umpire for a call after crolling the plate Frlday u Guden Grove catcher James Divis lies In the duSt. ltlll dutdalng tbe balL Moore was out on the sec~nd-lnnlng play, a bues .. loa~ecl fielder's choice. THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY Garden Grove comes up with six runs in sixth to capture 11-9 victory; NeW}>9rt Harbor 9-lOs will try again today at 1 :30 in the Orange County Sectionals. JASON Hru singles by Ryan Hai.ker and ROberl Pooler and a walk by ..,,.. Shaun Hill. Newport then made LOS ALAMITOS -The Gar-a COltly error that allowed ,g den Grove 9•10-year-old All-Haiker to score. A fielder's Stan stunned tbe Newport Har-cbdce by Ryan Stoopes allowed bor-Ba98ball ~ation All· P001li' to .core. James DaVlS fol- Stan by IOOfing six RJDS in the loWed wltb a two-run single to mtll lDDinO to pull oft an 11 ·9 npt &ild that tied the score at comebaclt ~ In the fbit 9-9. i'ouDd of tbe <>range County A two-run single by Michael ~ Dhdlkm Sectionals at CWaer gave Garden Grove the tlle LOI AJamllnl Buetiall Com-lead" b good. -'-Newport :plays a loser's ....--bi . . t •They are an excellent tting bracket game today agams team,• Newport Hatbor Manag-Powitain ~ at Los Alamitos er Kevin Heenan Mid. •:Jbetr In a 1:.30 p.lll. game. bitters were~ out of • at •11...mded our kids that one bat, not even when the count team mw to the regionals was 0-2. • out of tbe bier's bracket,• Down.,, tour w ID tbl top llltlMD Mid, •And that the of tbe mtll, OardeD Grove -. ~•well be us. loaded the bMel Wida noau11 cm .,,. ,.,.. a tough loss, bUt C oronadel our players are resilient and will be ready for the next game.• The Newport All-Stars wast- ed no time demonstrating why they came into the townament as the top-seeded team out of District I. With one out in the first inning, Donnie Hunt singled to left and stole second base. Billy Munce then doubled to .right.· scortng Hunt. Dennis Heenan singled, but Munce was thrown out trying to score which brought up Blake Fogg, Newport's hottest hitter of late, witb .two outs. After Heenan stole second, Fogg hit an RBI single and Newport had a 2-0 lead. But Garden Grove put together a rally in the fourth inning and took a 4~ lead on ur .... .- RBl hits bY Stoopes, Brandon Usaml and Gelger. The lead di not 1ut long. In the bottom of the fo hmlng, Kevin Gowdy hi an . MarHlgh's Matt Heitbrink (rtght) tries to control the ball after blocking a pau u Alex Bot\Pm (27) looks on. The Sea Kings rolled In the Surf City a-le opener Prt~yat Newport. Tlaey're bllCk laactlcmlMI ........... ......... hllllrOok. •Bottom's up for a Kings in the· post in 6 5 victory. llSllTllLL CdM (8-4 in the summer), which plays Pallbrook today at 11 a.m ., fea.· tured four playen scoring-in doubl figu~. while five Sea Kings grabbed at least ftYe reooundl. Wit!; three ~ milling, a well as 6-foot.-... 1en'°1' forward Seth Richanlton (alOOe &dun), the Se. Kmgs time to wtab~ted aupJ>ly ~almt'fAN ... , ;tlD ~ tb OUllcDe .. in every quuw. Am .... wbD Could deve1of> 1DtO aN'l.Dat tllDllaut pott play· .~ ....... M ... and nlM ~-=-~ ICligl. • N ewport HiarboT HJgh's Mike Chai scr.ambles to gain possession and pass off " in the Tan' · 65-33 victory ow Edmontpr atffarbo • Surf Ct•/ ClassV' The' Aiton dur/ El .. fnore .t-Onight al 6:30 after topping Eshincia, 65-42. KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY Pl.OT BASKETBALL Surf City Oassic Host Newport Harbor duels Elsinore in 6:30 nightcap today; Corona del Mar opens at 11 a.m. against Fallbrook; Estancia must play twite, virtually back-to-back. Pool A • ~~l)t'f41CMDOf Edmonton, Els1nor·..ll:lrt.IC:Y Pool 8 · Hunt1 Niguel, Pems Pool C • Edi La Costa Canyon, Rancho Verd Cypress Pool D -def Mar, Anaheim, Fa If brook Toct.y's ~Y 11 a · CoroN def ~ vs.. Fallb I( (aux.) 1 a.m. • Alrso Niguef'vs.. Perris ( n) • 2:30 p.m. • Cypress vs. Rand\o Verde Uk.) I p.m • Estancia vs. Elsinore (main) 3 p.m. -Anaheim vs. Fallbl'ook (auxJ 3:30 p.m. • Huntington Beach vs Perns (main) 4:30 p.m -Edmonton vs. Est.anc:t. (aux) 5 p m • Edison vs. Rancho Verde (main) 6 p.m. • La Costa Canyon vs.. Cypress (aux.) 6• 30 p m • Newport HArbor vs Elsinore (main) SUnday's scMdule 11.30 a.m . • Pool A 1 YS Pool B 1 (main) 1 p m -Pool C 1 vs. Pool D 1 (IT\Oa1n) 4:30p.m.·A1 -81 loser YS C1-01 loser (main} ChM1pionshlp 7 pm .• Al-81 winner vs.. Cl-01 winner (main) Noon • Al vs. 82 (aux.) 1:30 p.m • Q vs. 02) (aux) 6 p.m.. Al·B2 loser vs. 0-02 !osef (aux) Fifth Place A2·B2 winner vs. C2-0 2 winner (main) 10:30 a.m. • A3 vs. 83 (aux.) 10 a.m. • O vs 03 (main) 2:30 p.m. A3-83 loser vs. 0-03 loser (main) Ninth plate 4 p.m • A3-83 winner vs 0-03 winner (main) CaNo&iitlon l p.m -M vs. C4 (aux.) .. v . •t • )' \ ) i/ * '93 LEXUS .ES 300 White, chroma, CD, full ofeuon. 6.9% financinJ. avallab e. (2220 9) $19,995 '95 LEXUS GS300 1-dMu-, moon.roof, CD. . (l 12106) $30,987 . . t .. " \ . I .. t)~ t • I '11,: '92 LEXU~ '95 LEXUS IS400 ES300 Nono«rtirted, White/Ivory, . leathu, moonroof. full o&tlon, mint. (12023-4) ( 77313) $20,987 $21,977 '94LEXUS '96LEXUS LS400 SC400 Newport/Costa ~so Daily Pilot ",*' -· •' . . ( . . . "/ .. '94LEXUS '97LEXUS GS300 ES300 I Bladrl~ full option, bard to find, Full mion· l"4lqnl., .9% Rnand.7.J a...ilabk: 3yr/ OOk nU wan. (07-47 7) -(059,2-4) $24,987 $30,687· • '95 LEXUS '96LEXUS . IS 400 LX.450 c;uhmeN/1¥0ry Cathmcrc/1¥0ry. ruu :'il!on, fluJI opdoa. too man{i ~N to Lit. (029152) 13 217) $36,987 $40,50() •I• • I o Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot · WATll POLO COM WINS TWO AT UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT I Marchiorlatti scores a total of 15 goals in Corona del Mar's first-and second-roun~ victories. IRVINE -~eg Ma.rcbiorlatti exploded for ~e goals as Coro.. na del Mar defeated Longhorn, 13-6, in the second round Friday of the UniveISity 18-and-under Summer water polo tournament at University High. Six of Marcbiorlatti's goals were scored in the second ball. Marchiorlatti had 15 sbots-on- goal. Jason Palda bad two goals in the match and goalies Brad Netherton and Garrett Bowlus combined for seven saves. David Fabian had six steals. Ma.rcbiorlatti also scored six goals in a first-round victory over Huntington Beach, 21 -6. Ryan Jetton scored four goals for Corona del Mar. Palda and Garrett Gentry each bad three goals for CdM. Corona del Mar took 35 shots- on goal and held Huntington Beach to just 16. Bowlus had four saves. TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 81 defend her title in the ta. at the upccmlng War by the Shore JUDI« 'nmnil 'IburlMlment, a mntb annual affair at the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. . n. USTA48Ddiooed -....mant. under tbe dtledioo of IOb Ogle, the BBC Racquet Clllbgwnl~ ..... .,.. from tbrougbOUt the ate ... 4illradl °"" 500 •trtel ... ._.. OM,..,._, Aw Ye)My, ......... ......_ ... In .......... .........., .. ........ ' •.-t ........ llit!ll ...... tn .. ·we're just learn- i n g , • B oyce s a i d . "Newp<>rt Harbor is w h e r e we ' r e going to be next year.• T b e Tars, com- ing off a "We're just leamjng. - Newport HarbOr Is where we're going to be next year ... " Richmd Boyce Estancia High bask~ll coach championship in the Palm Springs Tournament last ;,yeek- end, improved to 14-2 with the "victory. Without Brett Valbuena, a 6- foot-4 senior who plays inside and outside, who knows where Estancia would've been in this summer league battle? Valbuena, the Eagles' go-to player, scored 22 of his team's first 27 _points, then fouled out with 3:05 remaining on the third- quarter clock, which meant trou- ble for Boyce's squad (small j)nd young). Garner (forward), 'Jtavis Ch dler (guard) and sophomore guard EUSar Maldonado Valbuena's offensive void. Newport Harbor was also by Dustin Illingworth'1 11 nnri...,.,.i five rebounds (three offe DSl one steal and one tisist. llli worth was 5 of 8 from the floo • Guards Gary Robinson fsix points), Alan Umon (seven) ond Mark Ward (five) played strong roles with and away from the ball' for Newport Hatbor, while (>Oil!: Billy Clayton and Mirza Pajevi<" continued -to spell 6-7 senior Adam Hearlson (left ankle injury). The Tars . rolled through Estancia in the first quarter, 17-6, then Jameson built the lead to 21 • • 6 early in the second. ValbueDJt scored 12 of his team's t s.second:. quarter points to get the Eagk-s: · closer (30-21 at halftime). Jameson's 19-footer and Llmon's three-pointer kept New- port Harbor ahead by double fiq•: ures early in the third quarter, but midway through Valbuena fouled out and the Tars doubled the11 lead m three nunutes of action .. SURf OTY CLAsSIC NEWPORT HNl80lt 65 ESTAHOA 42 Estancia 6 15 8 13 -42 Newport Harbor 17 13 19 16 • 65 Est.llnda • Andersen 2, Cantrell 0, Maldonado 2. Jimenez 0, Valbuena 22, Freeman 3, Stapleton 0, Chandler 5, Gamers. 3-pointers • None. Fouled out · Valbuena. Newport tt.rbof' · Jameson 25, KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I OAn.Y PILOT Newport Harbor's Nathan Mautn (left) and Martin Schatz double-team their foe en route to 65-33 win. When Valbuena scored his last bucket, he pulled Estancia to within 36-27, but alter fouling out, the Sailors spurted , 22-10, including a 13 -0 run almost by third quarter's end. Sean Pree- man 's baske t with 0:06 left in the third prevented Estancia from being shut out in the final 3:29. Varsity ne wcomers Darshaun Illingworth 11. Robinson 6, Limon 7. Ward S, Clayton 0, Hsigh 2, Pajevic 2, Chai 0, Yarnell 2, Kahle 3, Tarton 2, Schottz O 3·pointers · Limon 1. girl.1 1.ts tn singles and doubles. The War by the Shore ii July 27-31. It 11 rolllidered. the largest Junior t0\ll11Mllent held at a private dub In Southern California. Detallt: 159-0711. 0 Ca, Mlp bat relied ... Devil Cup quartertlna1 tie that WU pla,.S al the PeJINd8I 'hanill Club ID APrt1 1997, u the U.S. playl bait to Belglum thil weekend .. tbe • .,,,..~ 1mn11emw.tbe1nt vts Cup match ... to be pla~ In tbe •• ~ lndMu. JUlt ID tb1 lllli am.- oa{tl 1 ta &111.-MN.the ~ ....... ,md ,.....,_ UJL ....,...Aadr9 ~ ... .Iii ()Rldlr. both ol Wimcaald liDd la* cm_.. -- ... COM CONTINUED FROM 81 trouble early and kept CdM at the line throughout, with the Sea Kings sinking 13 of 28. Anaheim was 2 of 10 from the line. Campos banged in three of his four three-pointers in the first quarter, the third coming with 1:52 left to give his squad a 15-12 lead . But from that point until 5:01 remained in the second, CdM outscored Anaheim, 11-2, and the Sea Kings never trailed again. · To close out the first quarter, Bottom made two free throws and Alshuler scored two field goals to give CdM a 18-15 edge by quarter's end. Midway through the sec- ond, Anaheim's three-pointer shooters got hot again, this time Parham connected on two treys, the latter coming with 3:27 on the clock to tie matters, 25-25. After a 27-27 deadlock, CdM scored the first half's final six points for a halftime lead of 33-27. Hunt sank two free throws to start the fourth quarter, the n added a· layup off the break and another bucke t before retiring to the bench with his team comfortably in front, 55- 36. Bottom, 5 of 10 from the floor and 4 of 5 from the stripe, had five offensive rebounds in the second hall, including a putback late in the game for CdM's last points, giving the Sea Kings a 61-39 edge. In an earlier game, New- port Harbor defeated Edmon- ton, 65-33, as Aaron Yamal led the Sailors with 14 points. Matt Jameson and Dustin Illing- worth added 10 points each for Newport, while Gary Robin- son had eight. The Tars outs<.'Ored the visi- tors uom Canada in the first quarter, 21-12, and never looked back. They led at half- time, 40-18, and held a com- manding lead after three quar- ters, 54-23. No Edmonton player finished in double fig- ures. SURf art QASSIC ~ Dll MM 11, AMI._ 45 Anaheim 15 12 9 9 -45 CdM 18 15 16 12 • 61 AnaMlm -Tr~ 0, Campos 17, Salcedo 8, Figueroa 0, Parham 12, Pkkem 2. Mendoza 1, Arellano S. 3-pointers · campos 4, Parham 2, Arellano 1. Fouled out • Traynor, Salcedo. c.otoNI .. MM' • Snefl 6. Shea, guard Eric Snell, Phillips, Alshuler and Bottom led the Sea Kings' charge in the third quarter, in which they built a 44-32 lead. Elliott Pat- terson, Bottom and 'l>hillips scored in the second quarter's waning moments to give CdM a 49-36 advantage. Phillips 11, Hunt 10, Alshuler 11, Shea 6, Hletbrink 2. Bottom 14, Patterson 1, Beardslee 0. Fouled out· none. &NAN P06UDA I DALY f1.t)T Corona del Mar's Kyle Phillips goes up for a dunk on Anahelm Friday. IECIEITIOll STAllDlll&S aty of eo.t.. MIN Softbell (•ofJvlr l) Mo llt9ed c.c.LC: 1-lil' Pickle. B~adl comben, 6; 2. (tie) Toudl 'Em Al~ C.li- fomia Dreamln', Sticks and Stones. 4; 5. Beer Budd'-' 0. Modified Coed 0.1: 1. i'lve< Rats, 6; 2. (tie) Verifone, Grounds Crew, Swingen. 4; S. (tie) Regenesls Rookies, 2· out Nightn\Me, 2; 7. (tie) R9d Robin, ftodt HMt>or, 0: 9. Lightning. ·2. Coed C t. (tie) Cleats end Cleavage, Barking Spiders, 6; 3. Club Mesa. 4; 4. (tie) Shoottn and Slammers, The Brew Crew, 2; 6. Fal~. 0. · Coed 0.1: 1. Boyle Bombers, 6; 2. (tie) Head Firs1. Mudrekers, 4; 4. (tie) The Unforgiven, Fanatics Only, 2; 6. Muffin MonsWfS, 0. C.oed D-2: 1. Sharkbltes, 8; 2. (tie) Rug Rm, The Gimps. 4; 4. Utl-<iators, 3; S. Teatn Ypac, 1; 6. Riptide, 0. Coed "9c: 1. Marna's and P..,.'s. 6; 2. Rowdy Roofers, 4; l . (tie) Pill$bury ~CCNM,1. C.oed D-J: 1. (ti.) ffiends and F•mi1y, RSa Big ftigs, S; 3. (tie) •K"Unt Crew, SM- who returned that aame day to win in the SSt with partner Lany Dodge. a A aoatb after Tbe Challenge, seems all the oars are in the water to ~ it on again next year. •1 think they really want to (COIM baa),• Paliledes owner Km Stuart uk1 Priday of The ~olftdels, Stuart cOnceded tome c:bangei -from both ..... - woukt Med to be .... In oriler tor Newport Bw:b to hOlt 1be Cbe=inl888. •M edUIDy pretty updlld at bow W.O tbll 9"Dl ... ..... • Stuart Mid. •Oftrd, 1 tldnk It ........ ...a.Md tblll I tbouPI•,....... gate, 4; S. (tie) Byte Me, Stride and Asso- ciates, Sprint PCS, o. Mein C-1: 1 (tie) Goat Hill, P0C. Team Easton. 6; 5. Young Guns, 4L. S. Oub Mesa, 2; 6. 8allistic Blue, 0. Men's UfalN!r' D: 1. The ~ 6; 2. (tie) Seag9te ~ans, The Aftltudes. 4; 4. (tie) Hoollgans, Haro Patts. 2; 6. Gi.nts, 0. Min's Mllll1 D: 1. (tie) Warrion, Mark~. ~ PSOX. 4; 4. h U. busttf{. 2; S. (tie) TRD, ~rauden. 1. Men .. Lowtlr 0 : 1. (tie) Emerald Plumbing, Body Count. 4; 3. (tie) Parrot· heads, Tum Paragon. 3; 5. Good. Bad, Ugly. 2; 6. Theodore Robbins. -1. ........ •1: 1. (tie) lowted. POC. 6, 3 Newport Wholesale, 4; 4. Ell'(l(n Toyota, 2; 5. (tie) El Randlito, Blood SWNt and Bffn, o. Men's C..Z: 1. (tie) Barn Sumers. Out- en Again. Budmen. Horrtebird, 4; 5. Same Guyz. 2; 6. Silky Sulliv.m, 0. Men'I c..t: 1. (tie) Pete's Brew Crew, Cone, 6; 2. (tie) Mudville, Rebels. 3; 5. MVIP, 0. Men'I D-3: 1. (tie) Old llmen.. O· Tour, 4; 3. (tie) Toi.lly CoffM. Swing This, be, becaUM it was so cloee on the heels of the Davis Cup. From my perspective, my members loved it. In fact, many memben liked it better than tbe Davis Cup. They really enjoyed it.. a Prolill .. nmor .all: W... the USTA 1111 laolled a Deft Cup~ totnftianepnltl), ~:.r..:os. we• tbltt:::·~~~ ..;, .Mpoint. IO ~ ......... am. ................... kilDd'I ~Qip . mzx. Land of the Lost. 2:; 6. Jtm's Wrecking Crew 0. ,. Men's l).J: t. Don't Matter, 6'! 2. Bedrock Bombers, 4; 3. (tie) Troublmle.ki en. Brewskies, Polk High. The Knobi ~- 7. Crawdads. o. .. • MM .. M: 1. Meat Puppets. 6f 2. Rebels, 4; 3. Sharks. l. 4. (tie) Pirates,; CCNM. 2; 6. Q-Oub. 1, 7. Hard K~ 01 ......... (•of Julyl) Mondey O DlvWon: 1. (t•e) SChultz Photo, 2-0; 3 Sneakers >O\J-l"· en. 1-0; 4. Jui. 1-1; 5. C..mlvorous 0.1: 6. <tie> Old rimen. Men's hou$e. 0.2. .., 1u.dey Lower c: 1 (tie) w. • 1 The Bus Oriwrs. 2-0; 3. The Dribbteri, 1 • J O; 4. W\.t-Kllla Beet. 1·1; 5. Tennlnaton, 0.1; 6. (tie) The Raptures. Goodfellas, O 2. W.*111 day Uppw C 1. (tie) H id! hunten. Plau Hut. M.,-garitlville. 1~ 4. Prime llme. Q-club, 0 .1. ().1. ~ nu.., II: 1. (tie) In the ~ •• Jack's Surfbo.tds, QSC. 1-0; 4. (t ie) Staff lnNctlon, Soft Tubs. Strt Ballin. 0-1 PUBLIC NOTICES P"9LIC NOTICES .. --- ' ' ' .. .. , ...... .,.~," 7011·9090 PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE above on: March 1, 1990 Pickford Really, Inc., Nyda ORDINANCE NO. 98·15 Jopling Slerren, Secretary 'l>UBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE OF This stalemenl was flied "9nnln9 Director's TliE CITY COUNCIL OF wllh the County Clerk ol C&e Permit Ho. 32 THE CITY OF NEW· Orange County on 6·18·98 NOlict Is hereby given PORT BEACH MODIFY· 19980701924 lhal,. an apphcallon hos ING THE BASIS FOR Dally Piiot July 4, 11, 18, ~ 1ubml11ed on be hall LEV y 1H0 AS 5 E 5 S. 25, 1998 •110215 OI :Celalo Paradl10 MENTS IN THE CO· Sa052 lM•ftln Pott• & Aaaocl· RONA DEL MAR BUSI· PUBLIC NOTICE •In, •ppllcant), to es· NESS IMPROVEMENT 1--------- tab h 1 specialty food str· DISTRICT Fictitious Buslneaa vice. use in lhe Corona det Subject ordinance was Name Statement Mar Plau Shopping Ctn· inlroduced on lhe 22nd The rollowing persons art .. r. The r1c1hly will con111n day of June. 1998, and was doing business as: lncfdtntll lntt rror sealing adopted on the 13th day of Prudential Calllornla Re- lof a maximum of 4 per· July, 1998. ally, 3333 Michelson Drive, ~na. The proposed hours AYES COUNCIL STE 270, Irvine, CA 92612 MEMBERS'. THOMSO Pickford Really, Lid., (Call· ol *era1ton at• 9 00 am • , N, lornla), 3790 Via del la to lQ:OO p.m., daily There D E 8 A Y o 0 N E I L • Valle. Oel Mar. CA 92014 wiU ~e 1pproJOmllely 3 em· OLOVER, NOYES, AHO This business Is con· plO)~HI .on·slla al any one MAYOR EDWARDS ducted by: a lrmlted pall· llrnc The property Is lo· N 0 E S , C 0 U N C I L nershlp cat.O In th• PC (Newport MEMBERS: NONE The registrant commtnced VIII-• Planned Com· ABSENT COUNCIL to transact business undtr •• MEMB RS· H QES the lictnlous name(s) listed inuolty) Dl1lrlct. E • ED above on· Merch 1 1990 Propetly located at· 952 ABSTAIN COUNCIL Pickford . Realty, Ud. By: Av~ado Avenue MEMBERS: NONE Pickford Realty, Inc., 1 CA PISMlng Olr1ctor'1 Utt MAYOR: Thomaa Ed-corp., Gen. Ptr., Nyda Jo- Peimll No. 32 11 1chedul1d wards piing Sterren, Secretary .. How to Plaee A ~ .. .· .. Newport' Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot R11lt' und drndli11P., ore> ~ubjt'<'f to 1•hn11sr w11lio111 110114.'r . 111r p11lili~htr rr~rnCb tl w righr 10 Ct'r&l!Or. n•d 1ts!!if). rt'' ht' ur n•jt><i Ufl) d11i.~ifi1•d 11dH"rti~erntnt Pl1•1t'>t' rl'f)(lrf nny l"rror ByF~/ .. ByPhone By MalHn Person: , 1ha1 may lw i11 your dah~ifitd ud inunt>diutt•ly. 1 ' Tlw Duily Pilot 11r1·1•f>&1' 110 liubilicy for ur1y t·1Tor i11 on ud\l'rt i~1·1111·111 fur whid1 it fllll\ bt' rt':tporn.ibl1• t>\rrr.1 fur 1111' 1°11!11 of 1l1r ~pu1·1· ur111ully 0<'1'11pi1'tl hy tlw 1•rrur. CmJi1 1·1111 1111J~ • br ulJowc>d for 1h1· firbl 111'-l"r1io11 . (714) 631-6594 (714) 642-5678 (Plru't i1wfudr )OUr,~amt nnd pl11mt-numl>f'r e1~d ,,r LI rall you bark .. ;th a P'J't' quotr.) 330 West Bav 'treet / Costa Me ·a. GA 926271 A1 'lf•v.port Blvd. & Bay Si. ----·Deadlines ----, CORONA DELMAR Bours1 Telephone 8:30~m-5:00pm Mund11r7~'ridoy WaJk-In 8:30am-5:00pm \fondo)1-Fnd11y Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday .......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wedne ·day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT WESTMINSTER 1092 CORONA CORONA 2122 DEL MAR 2622 ~ 1022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 DEL MAR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 rea t Starter I 3 Br liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii Beautlful Westminster iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2.5Ba TWNHS. Gated BAY FRONT DPLX VIiiage. Quality S & S lrvlne Terrace 3br Short term rental, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Cozy Hideaway pool, air, try rent lo PRICEO REDUCED Conscructlon. Model• 2ba, orig cond, good (furnished). 7/25-8/10 One Br plus Ofe.oen, own/lease option. Agl. $1,2QO,OOO Garage av a 11 a b I e f r o m loc, pets ok. 52350. G r ea I •a Pct Great Allraalest11t•'-•1111111t l•t•ts Better than N ew, 5187•900 1(888) 428• Dock, can hold over 1163,000 • S220,000. Call 817·563·9623. locatlonl 721-1980 1 ... cl I ... a ......... C I S 0380 Agt, 714·898·3025 -••Ptr , ... ,.. ,,,..,.... ena r , ecurlty.1---------85' boat sandy beach. New Luxury dupJex1--------- 1ralfllrH"'l11Act•l1 .. u S235;000 OPEN SAT 12""4 Xlnt Looi Mel Fuchs,--------3br 2ba. elevator, 2 COSTA MESA 2624 1mt•didnld11111inHllli111 Open Sun 1""4 Remodeled. 3bd +oH, Pavlllon R••ltor MOBILE car gar, nr beach, no 11 .,wel11H ... , '"''""''· 495 Morning Canyon quality upgrades. 875·8120 pela 52500 875•8955 liiiii~i!iii!iiiiii!~iiiiiiiii 111n1tallH ., ""'lllllUllH Corona Hlghland1 S289K 241·81401 ..... --....-,....,_--.....,.__._,._.,.. HOMES 1100 •1 a 2Br Detached h1td o1 mt, ctlt1, rtlitlH, .,.... Repo Low $300,000'a. BAYRIDGE CONDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cott•e•• w/Patlo na, •illdlca,, latnlllal IUll•., Reduced To Sell Big exec 5BO, 3.5ba. 2bd 2ba 'B' plan, COSTA MESA 2124 near beach. Cathedral NllH•l trltl•. • 11 l•ltlllH Drive bV--718 Fernleal C 11 Jak E 1 deck, w/d, pool/spa, NB Bay Front 3br cells, frig. ·Mdve·ln Tenant OCP. a • •P noza. 2car gar $249,900. 2ba, beaut marble Speclall S675 + $400 10 Nk1 ur nd ''''"'"'· Castle Realtor a. 2bd 2b ·c· 1 fl G d 1 U111illt1Htrflw1Mlutltl." Shown ByAppt. 714·537·7177 a pan, oors, ate pato, 2BR 1BA on Blulla nr deposit. 548-2.421 T I 3Br 2Ba+2Br, over patio, pY1/attch gar prlv bch, senior prk bch, gar w/opsner, E. Side Studio, lg ba, • • u••••••r •Ill ul 2c gar. $535,000 FIRM ---------$282K 721·1575 Agt. 55+, S35K Bkr 949· lncd yd, w/d hk·up, kMwl .. ly acn,C .. , """11•· FOUNTAIN •...-----------675-6241 by appt. $895. 842·9699 Agl l~c:ivisi5~J~o. Al~vua~: m1ll ltr 1111 wit nldl .. II Corona del Mar Prop. VALLEY FSBO Upper Back Bay vltlallM ti IM llW. Ow mMn Chris Hopper 1034 condo. Move In cond. ---------•Cape Cod EASTSIOE Aug 3. 949-646-4407. "' •er••r liltr111f lllt l 111 "'4"'·873·84 ... 4 3 b d 2 b a • n..e a r 1 Y BEACH park Ilk• aettlng, 3br I • • • 200011. Muse aeet •---------•••111'1 1'''111"' 11 1'1' 1=--,,...--,,..,,,.-......,.,.,.,,,-Zero Downl Spacious $272,000. 848-5088 PROPERTY 1175 2ba, 145osq tt s2195· FOUNTAIN '""'''" 1rt 1n1t1Mt 1111 Harbor View Hiiis home fealurlng larg••---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 288 Flower 455·0444 VALLEY 2634 .. ,1.,,nlilyMsll. T1CM-South mov•ln cond, aep fam rm with FP. HARBOR HILL 4Br J11l1tUlscrt11l111lt1,caHHUO view home, 3br 2.5ba, 3BO, 2BA. Call Nowl 4.5Ba Approx 6000af MORRO BAY 120 D~!p11!'~od~~:.!:12~~fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T1tt·lttt II Hot·4Z4·ftl0. Ftr 2 fp, oak f·rm, 3-car Caalle Realtors 1 o,ooo1r corner lol, resldanUal homesllH. am yard, uUI pd, no Huge 2Br Apt plus i.ewu•l111lt1,DC1mpltn1 gar, Lg pvt yrd S889K Charles Mansur Marble entry, 7FP's. Lot sizes range from pet s1200 455..l\A44 Twnhm•. Fair rents, callHUD1142t·3500. qual buyers, appt only 1-a00-881-6713 x 208 Joan Burke 759·9314 6,000.14,000af, many ~ great locallonl Pool 714·644·1962 owner ottering ocean vlewsl EASTSIDIE 3br 2ba 714-540·4785 fof eevlew by the Plannlng C I T Y C L E R K : T.hls statement was flied Oe,....nmenc of the City of LeVonne M. HarkleH with the County Clerk ol'••••••••I ,._... Orange County on 6-18·98 1• Newport Beach at 3 00 The enllrt text Is avail· 19988781923 HOUSES/ •Ja•mlne Creek 3br H'""'TINGTON 2ba, upgraded, lrl lvl "'" Catalina Sunset vlewl BEACH · 1040 S510K Agt 700·8533 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NWP hgta pr'lme neigh· 800·578·2811 houH w/garage, w/d borhoc.cJ by owner. hookups, no pets --------- 3bd, 1.5ba, Jg R1 Jot, $1400-t"dep 722·8275 HUNJ'INGTON 8soo aqtt mature 1and· CEMETERY LOT/ BEACH 2640 1caplRg, pvt paclos, lrplc, beamed ceilings CRYPT_. 1225 NEWPE>RT Incl appl'a. $399,500. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Beau unbelievable 2br p.m; on Wednesday, Jul11 able for review Jn the City 0 11 p 1 1 J 1 4 11 18 18, .. 1888. Th• review will Cltrk's office of th~ City of 25 8 1Y998 10 u Y '11110• 273• .CONDOS be 1 p 1 o N n B h • Rear Upper Unit 3 Hou••• on a lot. All ltltld n Che lann ng e· ewpo eac · Sa051 FOR SALE Brite & lltel 2Br 3.5Ba 2br/yde/gar'e S334k Call 949·650.7964 or 2 CEMETERY LOTS BEACH 2169 2ba, laund hkups, grc 949·644·1982. • at pa c 111 c v I e w iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii area, garage. poof, part&ienc. II approved at Pub 11 sh• d Newport --------- thal11me, lhe appea) ptrlod 8each·Cosla Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE !••••••••• 1 c gar. + 1 covered • Bkr 888·901 ·5937 01 .,. d 111 b 1 1 Pilot July 18 1998 parking space. S399K Zero Down! Gorgeous .. •y• "' •g n rom • Fictitious Business Judy Met o R 11 .... t ..... ·1 o I h t Sa061 • r ea Y pool home In great •-~ • ur ng 1 11 lme, Name Statement GENERAL 1002 949-697·2999 location I Upgraded Panoramic Vu Catalina NP ctr, prlv comm Sbr 3.5ba approx 4000sf Me m 0 r I a I park Harbor View homes pavera. 714·840·0992. enyt'iteruled party or their PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ar11"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii kl I OR & tutl}Orlzed agent aggrieved doing business as: 1• SAT·SUN 12·5 t, ormal morel et t"' decision may hie a NOTICE OF Prudential Califomla RI· PATRICK TENORE 333 POPPY Call Casile Reallora 840·5157 3br 2ba. Allached 21----------car gar. Lease only $2400/mo. Open Sat July 18. 2-4:00. 1815 Port Ashley. Upgrades. $849,000 •••••••••I Owner/Bkr 759-0505 HOUSES/ tv'e 'II 11~1; l'!Otlce ol appeal to the APPLICATION TO atty, 3333 Michelson Onvs, PleaH Call & Let Ua Large beauUful home Charles Mansur at ttlaf\l'.llng CommlHton Wllh SELL ALCOHOLIC S'fE 270, Irvine, CA 921112 Kn Ow What Vo Ur with guest quart era. l -600-881-6713 x 205 1 f"'9 ltt ol $8711 00 10 BEVERAGES Pickford SoCal LP .• (CA), Needs Arel 858-9705 P"k·a·boo oceanvlew --------- deft;ly lh.• cosl of the ap· Oate ol Filing Application: 3333 Michelson Drive. STE 1·8O0 -4 ·TEN 0 RE South side of PCH IRVINE 1044 Rare Clltfhaven Tri· CONDOS plex 3 2br 1 ba unU1, 714-759-3088 •Lido l•land duplex down 1talr1, 2br 2ba + den. club prlv. Sff at 101 Via Antlbea $2000/mo 833-4565 naaP<octdur• JUN 30. 1998 270. lrvlne, CA 92612 Quiet culd•••c Agenl 714·509·89231"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I"-1 . . To Whom 11 May Concern· This business la con· 0 900 1 BO 1• Slf" nvit11 n11ghbo11ng Ths Name(s) of lht Ar). ducted by. I tlmlled Pill· ver 1 a. . 4 • --------- garagea & lndry room. FOR RENT $595K 1804 Clay Sl. ········•I Owner 873-3039 P'09ilt'tV owners lo subm11 phcant(a) ls/are: LOPEZ nership 2 BA. S 2 2 7 '5 0 0. COSTA MESA 1024 comments and/or provide AlBERtO OCAMPO Have you started doing New Uatlngl NEW ON MARKET OPEN HOUSE SUN'a 1 0 Sycamore Creek S539,9K 714·854·8485 •SPECIALS• •Park Lido 2Br S182K GENERAL 2102 Lido Isle, on beach loplj related to the 11c1lity The 1ppllcan11 Jllled business ye1? Yes, March 4 lrg BO, 2·5BA, FR ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii under consideration Wnl· above 1r1 applying to the 1, 1998 wllh FP, poas. RV. ten~omments should be Dtp1r1men1 of AJcohohc ~1cklord SoCal LP.. By: $310,000. Call Don auijjllitted lo lhe Planning Bevsrage Control lo sell 11· Pickford Really, Inc., Gen. Deering, Lion Really •Beach Classic S359K 3+2 view, upper, fp, tfoa •Ocean + Bay View Gov't Foreclosed w/d, tennis. boat can Back Bay Exec Hme 3br 2.5ba, mu see,•--------- o -"rt 1 b T d cohoHc beverag11 11: 123 P1r., Nyda Jopling Sterrsn. 714-378·1480 •-men Y UH ay, 23RD STREET NEWPORT Sec. OPEN SUN 12-4 LAGUNA 1048 3 4~19~;5~~3':,~ya BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New 2·Story S599K Homes from pennies $2575/mo 873-6239 Seeps to Waler on ~· Oelinq~ent tax, TWH 2 ar 1 B• new •LI do Ha c I end a repo a. REO a, you.r carpets, 1c attached Jult 28, 1996, In order to BEACH, CA 92663 This statement was flied be ~'-"1tred In the Plan· For lhe following type or wlth Iha Counly Clerk ol nlng Osp1rtm1nl'1 decl· Llcenu: 41 ON·SALE Orange County on 8-18·98 llon. The appllcatlon and SEER ANO WINE· EATING 18980781925 devslopmtnl plane ol lht PLACE Daily Piiot July 4, 11, 18, p1<>Q.1:>11d projec1 are avail· Pub 111 h • d NI w Po rt 25, 1998 8110274 abl• tor public review and 8.each·Coala Men Daily SaOSO lns.-Mlon et Iha Planning P1tol July 11, 18, 25, 1998. ~·· Sa057 1---------01 .. 11men1, City of New· ---------po,,.8each, 3300 Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Bol.(,vard. Newpor1 Beach. Fictitious Bu1lne" C1dtornl1t, 92659-1788 For Name $latemenl Lit\b" lnformauon contact The lollow109 persons art Ile -Nswpon Beach Plan· doing bu11ness as: f\i~ Oepartmen1, Current Allas Tiie, 23572 Moullon R&q, and Projects DIYI· Pkwy. #105, Laguna Hills, 9IOf\ (949) 644·3200 CA 92653 · Thf1 project has bttn re· Atlas Commercial & Tech· viewed and It has been nlcal Inc • (CA), 23572 fftermined Chai It 11 cal· Moui1on Pkwy. Su111 # 105, Laguna Hills. CA 92653 tgorlcally e•empt under Th11 business Is con- ttle requirements or the ducted by· a corporation C1lllornl1 Environmental H1v1 you 111r11d doing Ouallty Act business yet? No NOTE: The expense of Atlas Commercial & Tech· Ihle notice ts paid from 1 nlcat, Inc , Mahlab Sa· dlghlan I Pre1ld1n1 lttin9-fH collected from the Th11 1t111ment was fifed •ppllcant. . with the Counly Clerk of Publl1h1d Newport Orange County on S.28·98 leach.Co111 Mesa Dally 19989759858 Can't seem to - get to all those • repair lobs around the house? Let the ClaHlfled Service Directory help you find rellal'lil help. Give us e clllll CLASSIFIED 842·5878 Pilot July 18, 19911 Daily P1lol Jons 27, July 4, s105911,18, 1998 sa049•--------- ~---------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 68DINANCI NO. 18-14 Fictitious Bualneaa AH AMINDMINT TO Name Statement Alt ORDINANCE OF The lollowlng persons are ., ... CITY COUNCIL 0, doing bu1tn111 aa: TH• CITY OF NEW· Tht Prudenllaf Calllornla PQRT 811ACH AMIND· Rselly, 3333 Mlchel1on fNQ IUB·SICTION B ~2~~2 STE 270, lrVlne, CA 'JI .. r.' ... MCIPICV..W MIMOIUAL NRK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory T 9 I EC T I 0 N Pickford Realty, Inc .. (Call· 11.~0.190 OP CHAP· tornl1), 3333 Mlchelson ~~~!!":.._Drive lll'R 12.40 OF THE Drive, STE 270, INlne. CA ·~2•7._..00 , 11PPORT IEACH MU· 921112 ~ tUCIPAL CODI PER· Thia bu1lnt11 It con-r.-!1!'!~~~11111111111_ ... ~AININO TO CAUll dueled by: a corporation PIEllCEIEU IRO.aTlllllAllWAY ,011 II.Mo •ND The 1eg111r1nt commenced VAL ,. 10 transact buslnff• under ITO,.AOI OF VI!· the tlctltlou1 name(•) n11ed •ICLEI ~ ordinance w11 Thinking or having a ~ed on th• 22nd garage sale? 4ar of June, 1998, and was Give ua a calll ~ on the 131h day ol CLA8SIFll!O Jutt, 1998. &42·8878 .AY•I• COUNCIL M~•Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa M•·•1H MIM811111 THOMION, r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ •••AYt O 'NllL , °'OWR, Nona. AND •YOR•DWMDI NO•I, COUNCIL ... Ma11AS1NON• A 18NT COUNCIL II •aaHIDOll STAllt COUNCIL aU1NOHI W>Rr TMMat 8d· "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& J Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f amll~ to paying Inflated prl~es for caskets & services???? Cal Tel Free la.54CA!m S&•lil ~, .. ,_,.,c"'-· , SOLD! Showcase homes for sale In our Saturday Real Ealale Supplement! HOMES OF THE WEEK Display ada start at ru•t $751 Oeadl ne Wed Spm ***** OPEN HOUSE Llatlnga for $51 Oeadllne Thurs 5pm ***** It pay1 to actvertlH IQ the beat local Real Ea1a1e Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949·574-4252 ANNI! WILLEY 949-574-4249 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. ClaHIRed. • Bluff• Ar•• Home 3Br 2.SBa, FP, 2·S1y, cul·de·aac, $239,900 Owner/Agt 434-3904 •OPEN SAT·SUN• NORTH LAGUNA 2BR 2BA Bungalow Llghl·Brlght Remodel! Rare Double Loi area. 800·218·9000xt gar, near Gelson'a S999,000-S1, 194,876 Ht398 for currenc llat. 51450./Bkr 640•5664 ~ D-.d .... ....a-1 •LOOKING• u b II b • .., ~ru QIWAI FOR A RENTAL? n e eva le 39o E'•lde 2 houses on lol 315 HAWTHORNE Cellllnilt..., s 1400/MO & UP? view ot bay/green belt LAURA (AQl!NT) rare find, very prlvals S489,000 3Br 1.5Ba plus guest Agt. Adriana 378·0071 SPECTACULAR 723·8120 949-494•6841 h ighly upgraded, 2700sq tt, 4br 3.5ba $3600m 310·245·8814 house 2Br 2Ba. Call tor details. Agent ---------Home on th• Sand --------- 873·5354 or 380.9492 NEWPORT 4Br 3Ba s1 ,475,ooo. BALBOA Prlnclpala Only. IST 11un 2106 NEWPORT l!'alde 3Br 3Ba, 2c att BEACH 1069 By Owner 875·2708 &.rMUI g a r • g r e a t I o c . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COAST 2170 $229,000 Earl Taylor, ---------L I f t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Agent 714•642-4722 3200 aq ft lot, (2) 1br NEWPORT ,. ••• year y ron apta, wlk to ocean, hou•• near ferryl E'•lde beautiful 3Br a1ep1 to bay, S385k COAST 1070 3br 1ba, patio, Ip 2.5Ba, 2c att gar, lrg OWNER 71~73·2513 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1800/mo 875·0851 yard, bullt In '94. 3Br 2 5ba home In Cit VI 4B 3B •OCEAN Vll!W• 1 2Br +Oen. 3Ba, 2c gar $3150.mo +sec. AvaU Jmmed. 494·6841 Age $295,000 Earl Taylor Blufr"a Ip fenced ;1 d •w 3c r a CORONA Agent 949-642-4722 patio. 2·car gar, resort ~~~I• ~~~ring ia~g~ DEL .. 11n 2122 ••••••••• •E'SIDE• size pool, only $349K $729,000 Prine Only £~ APARTMENTS Great neighborhood. Agt Mike 949-383~ Owner/Bkr 376-6521 Famlly room. 3BO, •Abaolute St••"* NEW VIEW HOME 2Br 28• Completely FOR RENT 2BA. $279,000. Nancy Ocean view home. furnlnl aed home,••••••••• Simmons, Prudential $435,000. huge Jot. 4BR 3BA, 3c gara_ge some vi-, close to California Reatty. Newport Heights. Asking $699,900 •verythTngl Agent ____ _;::;::::=== 844-e373 x141 CA Hom•• 682·2228 Agent 494-0880 673-5354 or 380-9492 BALBOA 2606 ISIAND C C''*XDCCIQ :1 1 g D **'0 8 • ~It~ A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 Repainting? J\ntiqucs & @nllcctihlcs (!l~Uting Jjul~ 22nh So. Barfront 2Br 1 Ba sandy beach, view, S 1595.mo +new. 3Br 3ba, ale, w/d, gardner, gar. $3100. 850·5295 CORONA DELMAR 2622 f JOll'tt Wilg ID ,._"11 l,NWdlf,,._lor resbelt,lookinh OimWs to, .. ,"" ...,. .. ~,.,,. J'he Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Advertising Department will publish a special section featuring antiques & collectibles. This section will be full of shops, dealers, auctions, booksellers, decorators, shows, refinishers and art galleries throughout Southern California - everything to delight you collectors. Remember, Wednesd~y, July 22nd- Don 't miss ltl We know you '11 love it. ' • SALES WE'RE GR0WINGI ,. Fast ~ Sotitbem QWf<rnia cxmmmily newspaper cblin baa lmmsdia1At OIJl)OrQmidlll available In Ventura. Loi ~ Or-. County. and tbe Inland Blqir9 ADVERTISING SALIS REPRlllNTATIVll. Your ~: new aanua dl\llq11.., lMintaJnlng INliilbed eccouru. custcmer 9lrvjce 8UlbJdl. and ~ to Wld ttroog edvectimng peRnllllbipl widl dlda. Minimum 2 v-m ~ advdsing ... ~ wttb OIWIJl8PlW lrdustry experietnce pr*18d. We Oler: ba8I salery + canmam. ...,.._ balb pdagl ~ 401(k). and • IUAJOltM ~ tminnDeclL Mlnlt CXJVll' ... --. Ind..., bllllly '>: OlltimCome•*J Newt QJrpon6a al w ....... ,, lldte ·-Oh*le. CAmN Anlf:Bwlnamwww 0rra:.._ ... , ~"--· ., • " J -' • t -! --· Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot 1998 ·-.,r CL -GL 20TO CHOOSE ·eovw llOX (2SNE132) 11S995 ·•s •••••• S•NTRA (3EHE789) -s119s •95 VW ... TOYOTA GOLlll GTI TRUCK 4 cyL (PRFECTN) · "f 2,995 $f2,99S ·- •95 HONDA CIVIC LX (3EFR502) -s995 ···KIA , S•PHIA GS 5 spd. (3MUL938) 118995 •99 G•O M•TRO (3SHV620) "8995 ·•svw ·•evw •97vw GOLll GTI .l•TTA GL .l•TTA :, 4 cyl. (3NBM359) (3RUC305) • (3UFP4i3) '" , -12,995 ~f2,995 -rs,995:·. •97 VW •97. VW •95 ISUZU •gs VW ••••••••• .. o.x GOLlll . .l•TTA GL . TROOP•R CABRIO GL• (3W\IZ883) (3UOS727) . • (3LTZt36) • (3NLF202) -rs,995 -••,995· -•5,995 -rs,995 (3MOW5SO} ~"· 88 Saturday, July 18, l 998 Newpotiit Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot: I =•T· 2ee1 ::aw TO 2724 BUSINESS. ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENTS530 EMPLOYMENTS53otmAl'f•TI-QUEiliilSiiiiiiieilo1.o APPUANCIS IOU =~llANDIS~15 ~ -----•liill•••iilliliiiiiiiiiil FINANCE liiiiil _____ ANTIGU• NUIOIAa l'rt• 1111 ...... ,, .. 1 a a•R+•U CM APT pttv ba, eherel••·-----· Qrounctatceeper TllAC ... R CUEADt Kllchenetle. Needa Drwer IHI. each • ...,._ ....... N* Md ftH to 900d home lyf " I041 · M 0 V •·IN·· 0 NU 9 gat•r.· no pet1, no • uuOUNC~uENTS needed for latg9 rH NB Pf~tlool t\Mdt c'oa11meor'!.':CI S~2.30!_01 ~ ... c:ondtaon1 __..., I • 11 oo. ,.ltneH ~., ~c:'•~!!' .~~ NllWPORT UY emo e. $390 +He BUSINESS n.nn 1an prop•rtr ln CM/NB exp le~ teacher wt ... "" &&. -._.. ·-..,..... ... _, T.•••c• 2n20 ec• 1100 obo 780-• t'"'"t) '"' ... ••1• , n..-Aval .. ,. 848-9412 • ere•. lghl m•lnl, .. unit• for lyr old HOt Point waaher & ___ .,.. __ • Lg 1 & 281 neat 8ack OPPORTUNITY gard•nlng, painting, cl•Hrm. Benefit• -~!!!!!~!!!J!!~!!!!ll e&ect o Al d --------KIU•n• Catlc:o fem, Bay a golf courH CM Qeted TWH 2br •A PILL TO LOS• etc. Call Chr11 for •PPl ...... 7. PR&D C.~I ryer, mon COWCTDL!S Whit. male, ralMd In ~ pool, MW Clll• 2 !Sba. poo4/IP8, W/d, 2904 W•IOHT'f And g!llH 475-9100 or !541-t&OO TaLaMARKa:T•Ra ANTIQUU ;~:-e~·q~&O. s.t. hOrM, 12•14wtl9 old. pet & much more. young prof't m•te, you enegry? C.U for Luo CARP&NTaR neected Mon-Thur EsTATEs I017 71+ae.3•4e Sorry No Pete n/emkr $5&0. 1544"5111 • • • • • • • • • tree' 1ample 4H-175S for room •dd'n co. SPM to 8PM l15hr Mayta9 wuher & • Talk•t.IYe ptavf\.11 grey/ s4a.4 ess NBL:' Furn'O room/bath :eE~~C~sl~!~!I~: f'r•• CHh Qrante Never bOrlng, gre•t 94t-752·t113 ext 207 8oUGHT dz~:::::. ~O:.:Su~ .. Beanie 8ablet, "O!ory" wht ab19ey..,, mix, P~ patlo, g111. pool, Coll...,•, Schot111thlp1, P•Opl•. 714·780-H45 TRAVaL TO ·S30K AND SOW M._..S4M9. w It age/comm• m . tHted vacc'd tpyd. CLA891PIBD jllc, no/em/pet, l•fl'\llle youreelf. E:tectronlcally -•1 L..,.,una Be h ttl card, Call w/B••t otter FM req. M2~1t7 , ' lt't th• rHource you prel'd S595 584--0445 procHI medlc•I & Bua ne11. Never PT A••l•tant Mer• -ac o ce T•ll Met•I f~ cablnete ••n c:ount on to Hll' .' dental cletms on rep•y1 800-218-900(hct 2 d•Y• par wHk for IHke lndlv w/1trong $ h 1 •t 131-e380 1112 *'yrl•d of merch•n'i. •, your paraonal com-01398 Hlf 1tor•ge In N.B. lnt'I a. domeatlc Nbre ~:: pus aw:,~:~ di I b I 5.:0RAGE 2742 puter Comprehensive computer Hper help-ll~tng. Muel be enthu-----------------G•••GB ••••H~ ae l•ms, ec•~•.,, .&' I I 1' ACCOUNTS•---------ful. 949·640·9019 alHllc, "" motlv•t•d, ---------COMPUTEltS 6018 nAn ~ our column• com!"!". ra n ng. LOST & well org•nlzed, gre•t qu•llfled buy•r.e {o P A 0 VI o e D . 2925 ReoepUonlat communlc:•tlon aklll1 . -1:\. ~·II• '• CM Stor•u• 1/2 Acre 800·769·2980 Xt219 FOUND Buay comm unity XLNT BENE:FITS PKG ~ntiuu.es • 842·5878,,)' ~:r~.t!o~39~~co~CI C•~ • • • • • • • • • liii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii newsp•p•r seeking Fax rHum• 15815-1937 & ci!oUarfihlas 1 '11 John •t 754-2480 $$ PAYPHONES $$ Found 2 kltt•n• pan·tlme receptionist, Unllmlted Internet Ac· ••T•o• CHS &eK .. m•ll·WWW ~ A • $19.95 + Htup. SI· ISLAND 6108 erra•net 888~31-69J 1 ---------f • 44 Great Loc•tlon1 on 20th at In CM. flour1 1 :00 p.m. lo •---------'OP DOU.AA ':-~ U~£' 1 llM110US $2000 Weakly Potential. Call to 10. t.Hve MH· 8:30 p.m. Mohday EMPLOYMENT :::! ·~ :_• .. ,'q"J ALSa.wu;~ Call nowt aage 753-4329. thru Friday. DutlH In· SERVICES 5533 tlOO-tMO ' 3 elude enswerlng 1' • •••••••-COMMERCIAL 1 __ 1_.a __ o_0_·8_1_e.. __ 2_7_4_ FOUND fem Beagle. pho~•. sorting ma11. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eu, Cah't tffltl to get to all thoH repair Jobs around the boYse? let the . Clnalfled Service GRANO PATIO SALEI ---------DECORATOR ITEMS; WANTED •, china. braH, pie'• • REAL ESTATE · ........ V.clnlly WHt Clllf & balancing receipt• •t -•-••• ,=!.:. ---------Please be wary of OU\ Dover, NPB. Poppy the end of the day. Please be •ware th•t Conduc ROOMS 2706 ••••••••• ot area companlH. 722·1286 or 434-9142 eoe. Physical r• th• U1t1ngs In lhl• cat· led Check with the local•---------quired. Pl•ase fax re-egory m•y requite you Paintings 'f China e e 11 e 1 B u •In e • s Found gold & diamond sum• lnc:ludlng 1alary to call a 900 number Books 'f Furniture N@ w.oc .. ntront122nd. BUSINESS OFFICE Private rm. unfurn, 1hr FOR RENT 2769 bath, ut11 pd, n/smkg, kllche nette. la undry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , block to NB. Pier lrvlne Bureau belor• you wedding ring on history to In which th•r• 11 • 40 send any money tor beach at 3oih 51· Call (949) 642 7667 charge per minute. ln ••-···~---h tees or services Read to dHcrlb• 631·5591 ~~~=-.,.,.,..,,,.,,·,...,.,,.=...,,..,,. ,_.,.,,,...,, ~ and understand any LOST KITTEN vie of RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE •---------14.673.622 Directory• help you find reliable help. 142·5878 Att Kinda of Jobe For Att Kinds of People. ClaHlfled. 10 BUY 6019 antiques, 1 O•m S•t/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sun 221 Amettlyat I BUY ALL PIANOS AntlquH.qu1I. furniture CORONA 1pc or houHlul CHh DEL MAR 6122 paid (714) 957·8133liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• contracts belore you S•nto TomH & S•nta ~~.,:., ~~·2 .. ~r er!'~ EMPLOYMENT -------- sign. Shop around for An• Av• In CM. Gr/ reaume to 250o4242 WANTED 55351-----------lftTeUT'l"tTe~ rates. whll• female, 5 mos, ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "'"'"" & "'&YO SS10/mo. Call S•m at "'Beat deal on Exec 714-675-4808 Sult•• 1 block from 6014 Old Coln• Qold Sliver Collectlbl••· Antique•, Franklin Mint, Slerllng • t c. . . S u n 711 9 , Old w11chH & tewelry 1ocam-2pm 418 Dahlia :-:::::~::e;81·F-~.;...~;...M_a_a_A.,.T __ 9_·-t2_1_3_4 (Betweon 9AM·5PM) J.W. Airport S200 to S450/mo 440-8893 •XLNT LOC• A BUSINESS r•ward 714-$42·9821 Aeceptlonlsl/Oftlce Sup-port, R.E. Invest. co. FROM on Lido pennlnslula looking for a quick European C•1rlatlan nurae •nt, comp•n· Ion, 5 yr• exp. CPA, xtnt ref lie 961-0407. 16 X t 2 lurn office. 2722 n.>a r Dover/Westcllll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $390/mo 631·7446. Balboa la. So.Bayfront --------- VACATION RENTALS HOME? EMPLOYMENT learner w/a poalllve • •tllluda who's bright & , .. ••••••• Earn $2000·$3000 well organized. Must 1• 3Br 2Ba sandy beach, COMMERClAL view, w/d, 2FP, 2TV'1, a week. _E_M_P_L_O_YM_E_N_T__ ~:,..1•ag~n pi~y,er,ex~: MERCHANDISE Team support, 5530 must know Microsoft, _______ _ gaage. 949.a50.529s PROPERTY 2778 Word for Window• & Th• Community NOT MLM. Lotus. Great benefits, Market Place. RENTALS TO SHARE 800·345·9888 competitive salary. Cl•11lfled ART STUDIO. 400 If 5850 Accounting Fax resume to attn: 842·5878 2724 avail. 5222/mo + utll xt Payrotl·A/P Suale 949·673·2080 --=-------.-... -Costa Mesa 723·1678•---------Caeh To place an ad In or 673.3464 Local vending rout• Dlebur••m•nt or mall to: Box. 1549 Cl•••lfl•d for sale. Earn big $, AHl•t•nt NB 92659 Call 842·5878. CM S350mo + utle, CM Garden office bldg, must sell. Call now I I II R f d p tar~• yard gar space 1·800·350·83 .. 3 Au st n payro pro· • un roc•••or · • 2 1tory. between 17th v ce11lng for mid tlze S7.25·S10hr. PT/FT. no am/drug. Tim 574· & Triangle Sq. 8500sf. •-o--------Wiii I I · 2644 Dave 646-6053 5695k Bkr 645.8268. N MONEY DOWN company. Accurate, * tr• n • offer! Easy secure detail oriented, w•ge 1-888·719·5795. VENDING deal. Work & hour l•w know1· RETAIL PHARMACY 5hrs/wk. Net S42K+/ edge. Accounll P•Y· Caahl•r·,•I•• In NEWPORT NEWPORT yr. Good credit req. able cash disburse· C.M. Mon-Fri, 9.5 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 800-869•0865 24hrs m • n 1 • n d 1 n Put CharlH 540-8911 i-;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;iii Payphones s 150K/Yr. month·•nd journ•ls. ~---,..----.,,---Lowest prices. Loc•I We ofter an excellent R•tall Sele• a It e s av a 11 a b 1 e . benefit p•ck•g• In· F(T Sales A11oc. for 800-800-3470 24/hrs. eluding 401 (k). E.O.E.. HELLY HANSEN FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT 810 CANYON GATED COMMUNITY BV PASlllON ISLAND Be;11111f11l 1rcc 11nt'fl s1rcc1'> !'ml Rolf C1l\)rse lllCW!> Enj<» \ <lrClrct· llVlllf.l Ill } 1111r lllrRC t 2 or 11111 <1fMrtnw1111_1omc1 • lwo~ <1r g.11.1i.:c • \Vi\sllcr/<lrycr hc>0k1~>" • Hr1.:pl<11 c twoo<I II. Rll'il • /\Ir c llttdillOllll 1~ • \VCI l>i1r IJI J. :011( t J nu • Al<lrrn 'i}'-.11.·m • SI .Cl.-.() ICI S2,!105 PLEASE CALL (714) 644·0500 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Enyfront communiry with private beach lie awioa. TrOpical la.odtcaping·Lqe l..aAal ~I 8c Jl&D deck. Walk co BalbOa ulaod 1hoin Minutes from Fashion lsWid. · • Spacfow I DR, 2BR and 2BR lie dtn apts. • Printc patios or bakoniu •Wood bumioglgu Gttplacu • Printc SlflACS • Boat •lips aftllablt • S 1550 • $2600 No Ptu Please call (949) 760-0919 drugfrff & 1mokefree FASHION ISLAND Unbelievable Oppl'yl work environment. Ae1all exp req'd. Internet Send resume with •al· Outdr enthusiast Day Tradlngl ary hlslory to: Payroll needed. If you like Curious? 260-4975 Manager, P.O. Box skiing, fishing, snow· v E'N D 1 No : t. a z y 1580, Costa MH•, CA boarding. sailing or person'• dream. Few 92628 or lax to (949) hrklng this Is the Job hours/BIG s. Priced to 642·7867. tor you! Pis tax re- sell, free brochure. _A_d_m_A_s_t_, ----FT-1-0-0-n-fo-r sume to: 844-5087 800·820·8782 Flncl Plnr ln Irv. ••SALES•• "'Absolutely so Down" Wrtlng/cmptr/poopl $500 per sale Loe. In Costa Mesa. 1kllla. Dictaphone a Place ATM machines Net S52k yr / 6 hrs +. Fax 949·223-5183 In high volume loc. wk . Free Into Book S•I•• Fax 949·675-1558. 1·800-757-3737 Nal'I Law book pub· SALES Sell your unwanted llsher 1eek1 •xp'd Progressive company Items the easy wayl proteulonal phone w/great groW1h poten. To place your sales people. FT/PT a eeks committed classllied ad call small casual otc. great lndlv. for outside sales 642·5878. pay, meCllcal. 401k & of hair care products. LOVE DEPOT Own your OWft money maklnc 1nulneat Sell ll.acerie, lotion 8 potions. Make Koo+ per weelif (714) 7Ss-s445 bonus et 8 months. Min. 2yra exp In re· Call Ma. Engllah •t lated Industry, comm/ 714·755·2960 or lax bonus/beneflls/401 K resume 714·S49·jl.835 +more. Fax resume 828·812·7890 CLERICAL PART•TIME •SECRETARY'* PT Mond•y thru Friday, 5-15hrs wk. Compu1er 1 Oam-3pm aaslsllng In akllls req. Law office the Legal Depanmenl. In HB. 714-642-0553 Applicant must enjoy SECURITY GUARDS working with people, Immediate openings, type 55 wpm, be good F/PT. Benefits evall. at customer service 714-692-7689. M·F and be dependable. ---------$7·$8 per hour. Drug· free/Worklree environ· ment. EOE. Send r•· 1ume to Judy Oetting •t (949) 831 ·8594 2e44 mvnm 2844 IRVINE 2644 Copier• or E:·mall iilliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiril clerk I : Earn up to S25 pr/hr copying n•mH Summer visitors'? Summer vacation'? Summer school? Summer mov ing'? End summer stress. Irvine has ~~~I~ ~~t!L4~~\ * Pool!. &pas. frtne~ cenun; * Tenn1&. 17a5ketball, ~"eyt:oall * No car neeac:dl * Walk ~~ dining, ~ & eo much more. * Miity fum1ehc:d awllabte. Whe'ther you need 8 place for your rel1Jtivee, a place for your kide or s place for you~lf. 5 hort-urm, unfumiehed or fumiehed leaeee are now 1Jvall111!7le in the heart of lrvlne'e Univereity Town Cenur. * Where eummer le a vlae;tl 8ERKELEY COURT: 789-1756 HARVARD: 789-1756 STANFORD: 789·0750 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? & addr•••••. from phnbk or proceas E· mall. 800·718·8229 Counter person FT/PT perm. Ship. phonH, oflc work. friendly 642·6262 NB Courthouse Aosearch· Earn up to $25 per hour copying name1 & •ddra11e1 lrom courthouH filH. Will r:========::;, train. 800-7115-6228 JULY OPENINGS •Dietary Aid•* PT, oxp pref.. Apply In SUMMER WORK Person. 681 Center St, cM. 949·548·5585. Starting Pay Up To: DRIVER PT NPB/CM Work on call 6 •v•. $12 25 Or•veyd eome days 1 tor Mort trane Co. AHd map book. OMV ",,..,,.,., ~llttthin.o avaiable printout. 675·1738. """"i'6"' ..,,...,.,... • OEN Of'FICI! Heavy NO EXP. NEC. W/lL TRAI/ phonee, llt typlrtg, Flex. i.-u .i.:fts 'l pleaaant phOn8 VOICe IU .. N :ii• 8Yal Buty sm otnce. S7ht 14) 54g.9599 FT. 949·848·0338. OREA T TEACHERS l&::======::::::"'I Make th• dlfferencel NAEYC •ccredlled COO 11 looklng for enthualaallc teachers to work w/lnl•nte lhru praachool •g• chi!· dren. Competitive eal· ary, ll•t•·of·th•·ut faclllty. PleHe call 714-728-2038 /fie, 'II lie-I; tfoa tf/!"1'te . A CASHIER Full time position. Must know how to sail! S7.50lhr.+ depending on knowledge f Full time position. Selling boating equip., $7.50·10.00lhr. Must be • knowledgeable sallor/boatperson. Heavy lifting. llbm.leta Yl.cht H8-41H • ...oh SIDS AllllCM llOll PIO ASm...._.C.... tr nLmUIDlll ......... , .. ........... ~== :5;+:-.r. • • ................. ....... ... ._. ... ........... _.. Golid jobs rtllnble senkc1 ln1rrcstln1 thlnas to buy It's all there every doy in Cl:miricd Ooor.,....2 , ....... WANTED ~~!~H!!,~~ PIANOS Collectibles ·~ .. ·~ • St«eot • Awao. • a-te '""""""• $$ CASH PAID $$ _,..... ................ WE BUY ESTATES • lfnmedMite Mefldy MMce •WE PAV MOM fASTIJt" o;:9s1.a133e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202S..MM1St. SMte ,\M, CA 92707 ..._61Jc>o<wCA'* Comput•r 389 w/ Jau. A&B, sovt. Rock Shorecliff Ad. Pl••H prlnt•r and mou•• Etc ... 50., & 60'• Mike do not com• untll +computer lbl 291C66, 945-7805 •her 9:00 Fri & Sat. S200. 19' Quasar TV. Houaehold 11eme •tc .. S50. Toahlba Micro----------MuttJ.-Famlly Fundrelaer wave, 241C18, SSO. JEWELRY FURS 8 ·1 p SAT on t y I 1 949-548·2421 ' 4808 Roxbury Ad Secretary Desk Mohog, & ART 6025 HELP OUR TE.AMI 4 drwr, 2 adj shivs In glass cab, pelf cond Callf lmprHelonl•t COSTA MESA 6124 $2000. 549·1451 CM P•lntlng1 190C>-1940. ,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 310·858·8192 •• ' July 18 eam tool•. MERCHANDISE · · --------c:lothH otflc• aupplya. MISC. 6015 BUILDING ~~. 0~1~=d Cl~~::!: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MA TBJUALS 6030 , Alaakan made Ulu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Knife. Gr••t glfll Rooms. Send S19.99 plue S5 Tired of low profit? S/H to: Great Alaakan StHI bldg for $2.90/ef. Gltte P.O. Box 91531 Up to ssooo. pront or Anchorage AK 99509 more per •Ingle Hie. -----·----• Bue. man, •ntre-Portebl• a•x 7' Spa prenu•r. conlf•CIOf. 280gal, functioning Become nchl Add to welt. SSOO obo present bu1lne11, Mr. 714-7S9..a188 Wy•l1 303·769-3200 apartments, homH Classified can aatlaty your housing needs . • S•I•F•I•E•D•S GARAGE SALE -· u ~-.e:~ ... -:. .. _~ ..... -. ' . -.- IHO ~18 S35• $125 S19Q $160 94Ql64().8118 $110 $146 $1fj0 $75 $175 ~18 - $100• 71~ S'llSO S200 ....1712 lV· 21" ...... oand. •• • ..... llMtlcmM '" .. 1128 -••• S10abo .... c.a •• GOOD ADI w ... "'7 n••ut1 liln ... •• rwwlmM\191111•1 '100 ...... • . .... _ I ' ll ""'"'" ... ....... ....... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot .co.s.rliiAiiiMiiiEiiiiSA-61i12ii41=~lJNGTON6140 :iAW[J>RT 6169 TRANSPORTATION iiDiiiODiiGiiEiiiiiiiiii90ii6ii5 Juf1t BLOWOUT! Big iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 C•r•v•n Le salel 1861 Partwiew ••• 9-:altf" fumuure, "2 g11r•g• nlnl Unlque1_______ L• Mini Van 7 P•H. Cir. Sat/Sun •·4 d~orator 111m1, d• 1tutt1 .. ,. .. & 408 v11t• ( 143 7 5 6) S 8 .,. 4 2 furo, bike, aurlbd-t-signer clothn & much Flora .. Ne Sat 7/18, BOATS 7011 Costa M•~; Moving Mull 1111 beds morel 1108 P•lm Ave earn liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llncoln·Mercury lamp1 OR/Ht• hs•· 18' l!lectrlc Pecket. (714) 540·5030 hold. 2580 Or•nge Block aalol B•bY thru Near new canvas, sld•1-------- A"'9 c.M. 7/18, 8·12 NEWPORT adult stutt, toys, 1p1a, panels & balletlH a'90 Shedow Great --------•BEACH 6169 cllhs, S•t 7/18, 8a·1p $9,500 949.a75•3400 lit car. AC, good Movlngl Frig, coll•• tbl, 1724 T•rr•pln W•y cond, low m1, 4 dr, pal. tbl, ml1c/h11hold FOR SALi! Bhp auto $3500/obo 574-ltema 1700 L•br•dof * Sunday only* Mulll·FemH~I Sat·Sun · MERCURY MOTOR 4727 . Or. Sat 7/18 eam WhHlch•lra, hous• furn, ha.hid Items, near new, 111n1 cond · M 0 VI HQ I F hold ltema, books, fun fls1 hh1ng gear, tools, k11d $675 949.574.3144 -------u r n • 11uff you name Ill c I 1/to~. baby equ p clothu, plus many 3 108 Broed St. 2029;l•Spruce Ave Schock 18' Eleotrlc FORD 9075 other household lrea· (Jamboree/Bristol So) You mull 110 to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11,1res. 382 Aochuter •MOVING TO MAUI• •f.. appreclllte! S8950 pp ,&4. 7/t8, 8·1P E11ery1hlng goe11 S•t i'·2pm Waaher, 949·045·1198 '91 Aer9ater blue, all Frl,Sat,Sun 7am dry;1, queen sofa pwr, extended Eddie •SAT 8·3•Huge Salel 2008 Leeward Ln b9,ii' end tablH, ont Bauer Model. $2000. Great atuffl 30 yra WHOLE HOUSE FULL c~titer, king sz bod, MARINE SLIPS 714·847·4440 of acoumul•tlonl Cl 111 d 1 c;O'mrorter sheets & DOCVS 7022 -=-=-=~,....,,,.,,,,..,....,,,-., 180 E. 21at SJ all 8 s..... much morel 328 " . '97 AEROSTAR '*(reat of property)• CONVENIENT Vlata Suerte EXT Wagon, XLT, AC, whothor you't• buy. , I Sat Only 9·1 furn,' Ing, selling, or Just SAT ONLY d!lm·lpm. 50 Nwpt Mooring pw/pd • 1111, CC, clothing. antiques, looking, claaallled has 2~00 Holly' Ln. Blkfs, • E. Balboa & F St .. · (VZC2299.2l 516,997 wetsuits, kids sporting what you needl guitar, clothes, shoH, First mooring olf the Cotta Mesa goods, hHhll;I lte~s. CLASSIFIED rol ler blades, pogo be~h St 2,000,·hrm t.lncoln Mercury ~1519 Westmlnater 042·5078 , sllck, etc.. (502) 493·2053 714·540-5830 l sold r.o.Y car for juPt Summer rental 3811 Peninsula boat slip nr Pavllllon 949·673·4928 WANTED boet •Ill' tor 2511 boat short term, Newport Harbor 714-842-8029. AUTOMOBILES '97 MUSTANG AC, pw/pdl, tilt, CC, 2 TO CHOOSE (200477) (205645) $t3,497 Costa Mesa Lincoln Mercury 714·540·5630 '97 TAURUS QL AC. PW/POL. lilt, cc, (253565) $ t 1.497 Costa Meaa Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540-5630 BMW 9030 ------- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H 0 NDA -* '84 3181 * $2800 obo 714-845·9878 •9 "1 CIVIC 9085 ~-------, CADILLAC 9040 Lo mllos. great gas saver, (596247) $5991 Costa Mesa Llncoln·Mercury '87 Sevllle 011rk blue/ (714) 540·S630 blue lthr Int, all power, ------- 101k ml, >lint cond '92 Accord EX 2·dr $4100 949·642·21 t4 Roal Sharp, Loaded, Run your ad 1n the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington 8eoch Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100.000 homes. fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with • a che1;k today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell. we'll run It for anomer week FREEi All for just $10'. D YES, SELL MY CAR . I 1,...., I ------------Ao.> ns ·c.., l.p I ~~-,.-----------I ~ __ c,.,._c-. __ o_ic_o_\$_0_AU_•_-i,_ 11 .fGCQt.;eyw . .,.. __ U...t---M.:.<M--- g: ..... · 8::::-....:.. g,._."-" .... Prft-- 0• ••• o .......... -.o--c...--tl•....., D,._,_...,. ... o ........ ~ 0 ....-D ,...~ ...... o ... ..._... a ... "'_ .... o _, a...,........ ·••oti•• p,.....,._ o\,oa..... 0 ......... 1~ •-tt••' Ot ~...._.. o ... ,.lllrr.MI 0"'-"ek.t......,. ~,.""" ..... nanu· Pilot 1n..1 • ..1 uy -l!~n-9~.Ut Lthr, 1 ·owner, phn, CHE'n)OL~T 9045 co player. Moonroor. v" '" 58.900.obo 723-1504 '77 3/4 Ton 4x4 Nevada hunters truck lots of power. 3 gas tanks. real good taros. w111 trado, $3000 obo 949·845·8982 '92 ASTRO LT Low ml. Dual AC. cus· tom wheels, 1 own, (3BC0329)$12,222 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8908 Hondas 80's to 97 Cars $100·$500 Police Impounds Hondas. 'royo1ns. Chevys, Joops & 4X4's must aolll 800-772-7470 x7802 '92 ACCORD EX Coupe, auto, moonrf, full pwr, immacl (3BJA56.4) $10,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-8906 '97 CIVIC DX Blue. grey Interior, (3VOB872) $11 ,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714·642· 7700 Hondas 80's to 97 Cars· $100·$500 Police Impounds Hondas. 'royotas, Chevys, Jeeps & 4X4's must sell! 800·772-7470 x7802 We"re wor~ing overtime during the GM str~ke to save you mor~! ~-· (2',)0ldsmobile --; (949) 582-0800 e Saturday, July 18. 1998 <:Z> Oldsmobile THIS MESSAGE is to all of our ~ ·valued curre ~and customers in Orange Cou-1ty.~~~ ''Motors is i he m!!!!~~o ow, General .major strike idled most of that has tent and e confident that d production will been highe is our intention Qi~c;J1ik&l~Zli~~~ have kept Nabe.rs in ... business in Orange Coun years. We welcome your patronage and want you to feel confident that you just can't beat a Nabers deal! Sincerely, Don Partch General Mwwxer + 9'< tox lor 41 mo. SO down. Tolol he-off $1577.99 ltliduol $17,467 SO Toi ef pmb Sl9,199.S2 +In 12K mi. olowecl per yeor 12< pet11111t irnms (0402311 $329MO . '91 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 4 dr .. while. V6, xlnl. cooJ. new car ttadc·in (360889) '92 OLDSMOBILE ACHJEVA 2-dr .. 4-cyl I 5-spl t M:. & rrm, ~ stwp1 (4548.ll) '89 CADILLAC DEVILLE Low 71K111, bc1~ .• ltlr. xlnt cond' (250550) '93 BUICK LE SABRE • U>w 111., wtutr, blue ldr., ''tf) ck11, 1n cw~ (Orosii '92 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ~L11.Mlt~C111h.mlr•'~ '92 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Uiw rn, cha"Mfte lt1gc, WI I~, dnt 00..t (2S05S0) ......... '95 BUICK PARK AVE. . t.u.i JIK m, fll'Sre1ge, tfl ldT .1~1 (6.1<ti&ll '95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS s21 LO'A m1 . VS lX1Jmr, blai.k, hlr & nuh nm1 98328-i9) '96 CADILLAC DEVILLE Ltwr 111lcs. V8 Natllur. lltr. bal <i m (267376) '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE li l1I Ul Us. lfr."'5 m a 1 Bi i q ' (8llm) '98 OLDSMOBILE AURORA v.i.t. lh. ~ 13K. ai, wry cbft. pn rmi (I~) All \\:hide~ u'°'I'"-'' h• rrlur .11\" ll '"t"'ltt lll'rf'"'"I r1u h1ot, II\ • '""'·• •111111 A •lo: t1n11.tluu 11--c" rh;l\11\'~ lnl lllU'1411lll'V'", fN'°r'''"' tMll)' l!apt~, undli) llfll'r ""'*'1tlk!ll - ft .. • Saturday. July 18, 1998 By CHARLES GOKN wHh OMAR SHARIF And TANNAH HIRSCH Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilo LAND ROVER 9113 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 VOLVO 9230 '87 88 300 ... CAMR'IL& ------------------ '8~&48 W•9on 81Net/blaclc Int, well i'nalntalnad. ...lpd + od aaf• car, mutt •"! '2400 obo M4·12~ 62 Shot1 l•ll•d 1odent Pfl£VIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED WEEKLY URIOCE QUIZ '95 Dlaoovo~ 25kml, dual moonrt, (3LUH717) 124,444 LEXUS OP WESTMINSTER (714) 892-41908) Full opl, 141< ml, (059324) $30,977 LRXU8 MISSION Vll!JO C949)384-0884 ve, loaded, 112k ml, ortQ owner. AC con· vened 'o R134. Xlnt care & cond, recorda. $5,375. 7t4·5'4S-4231 '87 LS 400 '82 CAMRY L• VOWWAGEN 9235 63 Acd•mate 6e Be dependent 87 Ost{lchM' CO'llll\S 68 ~ .nu.1 ~use 69' , Slat Geo1ge 1.iuldn't ••If . 7· fake a snooze V1$ry small Musller'a vehicle Q:C"HTUB R£CLAZINO & Refurbishing, Poree· ll'ln, Foborgls, Sinks Shwra Cntrs 645-7723 a.BI NETS 3490------------ anceo Woc-d1ys1em1 .t':-euato.n Cabinetry· -tchen • Balh • OoC1r1 ~otd1ng1 • Mant~I• :}191150 714 908·8970 PENTRY 3510 to Z HANDYMAN STALL.REFACE CABINETS tchens. b1th1, dOl)•I ndowa. Doug 5-16· 1'58 1modallng and an P•• or repalra. No i b too amall. OC 32 • Uc·bond•ln• M/C/ .. .. 714•988·3584 ·= . SELL your home through classihed ... . ·-n.-~· CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE ll(f~lD IO~otO UISUllD 19A91S1 S·MAID ~ 320 W. COASI HWY NB Why play Hide 'N s .. k with childcare? Call Cl•aelfled 1odayJ 842·~478. QI hold Both vuh11:roihh:. "'South )'OU a 104, O J4J 0 QJ985l •A ll P~111-ier opens 1hc b1dt.hng w11h vnc h\i,~ 1. What do you r<:i.pond'l 1' iQ 2 . Ncitlwr vulncrohlc. a.s Sou1h Q S • Nc111kr \'ulnctablc. l'> South yuu hold: • K Q P Q 96 S 2 o 8 J • J 10 9 ' The bltll.ling has proceeded: NORJU EA~T QUTll WEST I• '1 la 7 W\..11 ac11011 Jo you take'! ,,.; 9115 Coach Edll, llhr, V8, auto, lull pwr, (090898) S44,GG5 Le11u1 trade, lmmact •ee VANAOON '81 LS400 Oolc:I, MIS~~Nu:ll!JO (0132~~XUS oit.950 r2'::W&B,'•Y s~~~ lulher, 1 owner. C949)384-0884 W•STMIN8TlrR aAU&R LOTUS power llll, moon1ool, (714) ee2-eeoe 71.,8 42•7700 alr·rlc:le, gold pkg, ---------·---------•·---------ii Nakamlcbl compact tit '84 COROLLA ••as .1•TTA• 4 dr; CID premium aound, UNCOLn 9120 Auto, AC, caaa, rune great, very d .. 1r•c11 on con 1 r o I, (31<EH864) $1,950 pendabte, great a~ chrome rlma, lnl•· •97 Contlnent•I L•XUS OP cw. $1000. 645·3474., grated phon• aystem W•STMIN8Tl!R ~ LEXUS ----- you holt.I: • __ , .... cJ 6 • Both vulncfabk, u~ South you eek ml s22.vK v<:44f;~P> di, :::·.~~i (714) ao2-e909 u-IQUES •· -'!T.!:r.titi •J97 Q AKJ63 o 874 •92 •hold: · 948•700·3033 AH I. ~ 1 Coat• Mes• '85 C•mr~ wagon 3rd CLASSICS 92SQ Portner upcni. lhc bidJmg wilh one sptido. Whnt do you respond? , Q 3 A~ South, vulnerable, yvu I. hold: . •AKJ 76S4 'V A o Q7~9 a8 ; Pnnner upens lhe bidding w11h one club. Whal do you re)ponJ'l Q 4 Doth vuhicroblc. a\ South you hold· •J8 O AQ7 o J9432 •A97 TilC tm.ld1ng has proccedcJ NOR fll F.AST SOlTTll la Pass .20 J • l'ass 1 What tlu you hit.I now'/ WF.ST Pass INFINITI 9095 JAGUAR <., '92 LS 400 Lincoln Meroury aeat, 1ugg. rack, xlnt ' a K 10 S ~ K 7 4 o A 10 7 6 2 •A 4 Non cert, llhr, moomf ,'714) 540·15~30 cond S14,500. Great (l 20234) S24,995 1 buy I 721 ·881 o '88 Convt El do· P•~ M1s~ro"Nu3i~jo ... u .... E_R_C_E_D __ E_s __ 9-1-3-0• •07 cAM~V LE ~=.b~~~~~ •yr;t The bidding hns proceeded: SOUTH WF.S'f NORTH 1¢ Pass I• EAST Pti! (949)304·0084 ~ 19k ml, cu11om whla, MINTll 949·648·1182. • Auto, lmmaculatell ? • What do ~OU btd now? '93 ES 300 I '83 300D very well (3VGB023) $17,550 Whlle chrome, lull opl 1 1 II• 11 Ll!XUS OF (~22079) $19.99.5 man ' ••cep ona Y w•STM1NST•n clean, au pwr, alereo .. 1 ...,,. look for OllJll us 011 Mo1uluy. M1skro"Nu:IEJO $5250 obo 723·0767 (714) 882·8908 .. . 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C••t1'11ere /Ivory On I y 1 4 k m I . ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: (200306) 531.987 (824541) $1 3,991 -1---------1 9105 JEEP 9110 S42·ff78 Ll!)(US Cost• Mes• MISSION VIEJO Llncoln·Mercury '91 Sovereign '93 Or Cherokee c9481364-0884 (714) 540·5830 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I CH,lD TVMI"' 714·540·6344 John Doran M11onry Btlck•Slne•Concret• Lg/Sm Jbs•nopalra ok Fr•• Eat. & Advice Lt681191 831 ·3832 * 1'JRQ MASON RV+• BLOCK BRICK STONE All types·Ol1y Workl Ear. L7300H 531·7U3 '95 lnflnltl 045 AC, Pw/Pdl, tllti (307778) $23.4$$ Costa Mos• Llncoln Mercury 714·540·58~0 '97 lnflnltl 045 Sdn, llhr, sunrf, ABS (VM002269) $34,997 Cost• Mesa Llncoln Mercury 714·540·5830 Chances are you will find what you need al the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfled dally 842-5678 Grey/grey 1nter, LTD Black, grey lthr,. '8SOS300 Low m i I e s • 4WD, 4.0 ve. full pwr, Liiv. moonr1, CD (2WPL425) $13,995 (107229) $17,995 (112106) $33,995 NISSAN 9150 BAUER LOTUS BAUt:R LOTUS L•XUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714·842·7700 COSTA MESA MISSION VIEJO '92 Sovereign 714·842·7700 (848)304-0884 Green/Ian llhr, low m1 •93 WRANGLER •95 LS 400 <66J~::J~R L0~1.ji95 4 .0. 4x4, whit• Lthr, moonrf, co 714·842·7700 (2l63l~xus J~l ,550 (015152~EXUSS37,995 '93 X.18 WESTMINSTER MISSION VIEJO '78 280Z Au'to, ecyl, kenwood casa. alloya, A/C, runs great 1800 obo 714-831·0757 SUZUl<I .. 9205 Black, Ian lthr, lo ml (714) 892·8908 (948)384-0884 (670673) $16,995 1-,9-4-J-e_e_p_C_h_e_r_o-ke_e_ 1---,8-8-L-X-4-5-0--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BAUER LOTUS •9 SIDE 714.94 2.7700 Laredo Grand 4X4 AC Cashmere/Ivory, full 4 KICK (167430) 514,994 opt (138217) 539,987 JX Convt, 5 sp, white, CLASSIFIED Coat• Me•• urxus (3MCX671) S5,995 It's the resource you Llnc oln·Mercury MISSION VlEJO BAUER LOTUS can count on fo sell a (714) 540·5030 C949)384·0884 714·842·7700 myrrad of merchan-1.,,--------1---------..,------------1 d1se items. because 91 Cherokee limited '98 SC 400 '98 SIDEKICK JLX our columns compel Burgundy, 4X4, llhr, White/ivory, lull opt 4x4, 30k ml, lthr, ABS. qualified buyers to all power, CD Player, (050957) 536,977 ( 1O5 4 9 o) s 1 4 , 4 4 4 call! remote entry, nu paint, LEXUS LEXUS OF 89,700ml, $9,900. MISSION VIEJO WESTMINSTER 842·5878 714·840·9189 (949)304-0884 (714) 882·8908 Sell your extra household Items kruegcr painting residential paint & wood restoration matthcw 548-5481 lk. 740898 a daycare and edug:ation directory i LLJ llsAI• CAREER MOMS: I OFFER SPECIALIZED INFANT DAYCARE IN MY HOME. HOURLY /UC'O LY NM1·9214 h• Ntighborhood Plumber I cLil~Wa\Jmlts'f' TWEEDY PLUMBING 949-645-2352 WATS&Paoor aoor1NG Ae-t00f1 ... .,..,. FreeEetlmetee AH 1YJ>ee of Roofa All Wort! Chllren\ffct 831-1085 RC Roofln I FIX LEAKS! All Work G11r11ttttd ELKttJ. Pianium~ ••• .,,,,.,r , ... hlly l1111red l.kl4S'4to 714/534·6205 ADVERTISE YOUR CltucARE OPEMNGsl M8111ey 574-4246 PATIENT TUTO Math (arlth-<:alc phyalca, chem, t• prep (CBEST/QR SAT) Free Info. JI Madia 714-547·MATH, 0 & 0 UPHOL8T8 slue• '88 cuat. furQ uptiOlsty, atip cove antique rpr 542-4812 . WALL COVERINGS WINDOWS OoldoftWe•t Wlndo Cle•nln9 • Satlalactlon guarant Uc'd·lna'd 831·198 SEASIDI! WINOO Cleaning, Str••n• Mltrora, Siiia. Profl Hrvlce. e31·37a SELL : your home .; through c!asslfied , Hove A Garage Sole ! OlaeelftH Low mileage, grNt gas saver (596247) 55991 7 Pass, Front/Rear AC, Llhr Int 58942 C, PW/POL. Ttlt, C<; AM/FM Cass. ABS & More, 2 10 ChOose (253565) 511497 MIRP $22,441 CMLM DISCOUNT $2847 FACTORY RDAlW $2000 YOUR NET COST 534,997 , Saturday, July 18, 1998 89 For Any Questions or Information on Leasing Call Mr. Jim Mou 1 is Example: '93 ES 300 • ' • t • Leather, Moonroof, Immaculate! (3C14752) '94 TOYOTA rnROl LA '97TOYOTA CAMRY LE 19k miles, custom wheds, Automatic, Full powu, immaculate. (3VGB023) '92 TOYOTA (A It/RY LF V6 Auto, full pwr., l.aus trade, immaculaW. - (013281) 0 '93ACURA l.FGENDLS Service pecial! Comple, e Detail $12 9~ ~2HONDA ACCORD EX CPE Auto, moonroof, full power, immaculate! (3BJA564) - 1 '92 CHEVY ASTROLT Low mi., Dual AJC, custom whcds, 1 owner. (3BC0329) 12222 414, 30k miles, leather, ABS, Full Power, cruise. (105490) 14#4 '95 TOYOTA '95 TOYOTA '95 TOYOTA '97MERCURY PREVIA LE SIC AVALON XLS 4RUNNER SR5 MOUNTAINEE Cwtom wbcth, Du2' AJC, Low miles, CD, leather, V6, Lo Mi, Auto, Mnrf, Low miles, lcatheft full full power, i.mmaculatt moonroof, custom wheels Cust Whls, All tbt cmas! power, one owner, l.aus (3KXV5~) (3MEE118) (2LVD230) tradt. {3RKW920) 0 Newport/Costa /\Aeso Doily Pi Example: Starting '94 GS 300 at 47K mi., CD, Leather, Mruf, Immaculate! (085387) *$21,111* '96NISSAN MAXIMA GXE '93LEXUS ES300 47K mi., CD, Lt.ather, MOOOIOOf. lmmaodau! (085387) • ' . . . . . ~ Example: '93 ES 300 Leather, Moonroof, Immaculate! (3Cl475 2) ~4TOYOTA COROLLA Auiomtic, AJC, Cassette, Low miles! (3KEH664) 0 '97TOYOTA C4~RY LE l 9k miles, custom wheels, Automatic, Full powu, immaculate. (3VGB023) Auto, full pwr., Lau.s • trade, irnnuculate! (013281' -• o· '93 ACURA LFGENDLS Service pecial! · · Comple e Detail $1 991 ' . . ~2HONDA ACCORD Fl CPE '92 CHEVY ASTROLT Low mi., Dual AJC, custom wheels, I owner. (38C0329) 12222 '95 TOYOTA '95 TOYOTA '95 TOYOTA '97 MERCURY PREVIA LE SIC AVALON XLS 4RUNNER SR5 MOUNTAINEE Custom wbeds, Dual AJC, I.ow mil~ CO, leather, V6, Lo Mi, Auto, Mnrf, Low macs, leather, full Full power, immacula1t mooruoof, custom wheds Cun Whls, All me atr:u! power, ooe owner. Lau.s (3KKV5S4) (3MEE118) (2LVD230) tnde. (3RKW920) 0 Newport/Costa ~so Doily Pi Example: Starting '94 GS 300 at 47K mL, CD, Leather, Mnrf, Immaculate! (085387) *$21,lllt '96NISSAN MAXIMA GXE. '93LEXUS ES300 •1K mi., CD, Leather, Moonroof. lmmanilate! (085387)