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NEWPORT BEACH - Before By Carolyn Miller, Dally Pilot issuing the maximum sentence to ~ Danny David Ornelas - convict NEWPORT BEACH - Fow . ed of two misdemeanor drunken men were arrested Tuesday on driving charges last week - a suspicion of a stnng of robberies • judge said and two sexual assaults at ' Wednesday he _Orange County restawants , was offended mcludmg the December rape and ' by both a law robbery at the Coco's Restaurant that doesn't m Corona del J\.tar, pohce said punish repeat Rosna.R Perez Barba, 24, of ed felons and Anaheun and Salvador Albarren the over Vald1Vla , 26, Apolinar Lopez c rowding Maya. 24 , Omar Adamecastro. problem in 22. all Costa J\lesa residents, county jail that were arrested Tuesday after a six could enable month mvestigaf.lon by Newport Ornelas to be Danny David Beach, lrvme and Fullerton police free in as little Ornelas detect.Ives. A fifth suspect is still as eight days. bemg sought, police said . . H a r b o r MARC MARTIN I DM.Y PILOT The men are suspected m the M u n i c i P a 1 ! Case brings Forrest Ne lson crosses the Goldenrod bridge in Corona del Mar in pre paration for the Corona del Mar Scenic 5k in June. hold-ups of several restawants Cowt Judge law into ques and two sexual assaults of David Chaffee t ion. See ~ women employees. pol.lee said s e n t e n c e d ry, Page AS. bne victim was sexually assault Ornelas, 26, to FACING AN UPHILL ed at a sports bar in Fullerton on six months in March 16, and the other was the county jail, suspended bis license female employee at Coco's m . for six months and ordered him to Corona del Mar who was raped pay the maximum fine of $2,800, dunng a Dec 13 robbery 1 to be paid in cash, not with com The mother of two was raped munity service. Costa Mesa in the early morrung hours by a The sentence .came ·after a jury gwunan who reportedly robbed convicted Ornelas last week of two wheelchair Coco's safe before escaping w1th misdemeanor crimes of driving racer Forrest another man who participated m under the influence of alcohol and By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot the robbery but not the rape having a blood alcohol level of .13, accord.mg to po!Jce The woman above the .08 legal limit. Nelson is CORONA DEL MAR - The hills may present a bit of a was just arrivmg to open the The charges stem from an inci challenge, but Forrest Nelson figures he'll catch up during restaurant for business when the dent on Feb. 12 where Ornelas training in the dQwnhills and will cruise right through. crimes occurred. accordmg to sped through a residentiAI area in And should Nelson gain access to a racing wheelchair po!Jce. Newport Beach while intoxicated hopes of between now and the Corona del Mar Scenic SK, well .... The rape shocked and out and raced another motorist, #like "The money is down," said Torin Pavia, Nelson's long raged the close-knit commuruty cat and mouse," according to 1'1aking time friend and trash·talking manager. "The money's riding where many frequent the local police. The Newport Beach police on the little guy." "I think t"here was ~ reason restaurant and know the victlm.. officer who. arrested Ornelas found a good Nelson tries not to listen to the hype. He's in training and Dozens - including the Corona a 12-pack of Budweiser beer and doesn't want to be distracted. I was put in this position. del Mar Chamber of Commerce an open beer can in his car. - donated money, cards and showing in "I'm sure I can beat half the pack,• he said. H And if I fin- H Mr. Ornelas has spent 73 ish in the top 10% , I'll be ecstatic." Making things accessible for flowers to the victim days in jail, the maximum is 81 the Corona Nelson pauses and thinks a moment. Police did not identify which of days - I am offended by that," •Just finishing will be an accomplishment,• he adds. other disabled people may the men they believe committed Cflaffee said. #It highlights the del Mar In August 1991, Nelson, then 21, was driving a motorcycle the rape. however, a press confer problem the Sheriff and county be part of it ... " ence IS scheduled today at 1 p.m. Scenic SK • SEE BATrl.E PAGE A9 - Forrest Nelson • SEE ORNELAS PAGE A8 • SEE ARRESTS PAGE A9 I \ \ I I I I I < > I\ I I I I I \ \ ' Fish Fry to reel 'em in for 51st time
open tq the public,• he said Dredging still • Lions Club hopes to top Ir------~-~ l F. Y.t. "Normally, it's in the Neighbor last year's proceeds; talent I hood Community Center, and show to be added to · 'I +Applications for the beauty we've always had to limit ti just to top priority for contest may be picked up at Cos- the immediate family.• entertainment lineup. 1 ta Mesa and Estancia High • School. Contest participants must But that's not all the club is I be between 17 and 22 years old, going to offer. As it does every silt-choked bay By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot : never married and live or work 'year, the Uons Club will raftle off I In Costa Mesa or the suN'ound~ a new car and other prizes COSTA MESA - They've 1 ing area. This year's grand prize will be • Ar~a is at risk of turning into a ordered 3,000 pounds of fish and l Baby contest entry fonns can be a red 1996 Jeep Wrangler. Other : picked up from Cal's Camera, prizes will include a televislon meadow without major overhaul, offi gallons of oil. 1n o Newport eiw. Now all that's left for Llons 1 1 and small kitchen appliances. ci~ say. Cleanup costs are set at Club members to do is plan the ~ ------·------~ The club is hoping to raise as $5 million. entertainment and U. up the ·we've already settled every much money from the 5 lst F!Sh loose ends for their annual Fish thing with ~e city in terms of per Fry as it did last year, says Fry, which this year will be held mits and things like that. and Howard. It normally costs the By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot May 31 through June 2. we've made arrangements with club about $35,000 to put on the •we're trying to line up a few the carnival.• three-day celebration. NEWP O RT different (musical) groups,• said This year, Howard said the This year's proceeds will benefit BEACH - In Feb Uons Club president Bob beauty contest talent show will be mostly youth-oriented groups, ruary of 1995, Howard. •And right now, we're added to the entertainment line such as Girls Inc., the Boys and e nvi r o nme n t al getting the beauty contest and up. lt will be held May 31, the Girls Club and Youth Employment consultant John .the baby contest going, and we're Fish Fry kick-off night. Services. And, Howard sald. some Tettemer said ordering some of the other sup ·nus year, the talent show will proceeds will also be donated to Newport Bay plies that we need. be on stage (in Uons Park) and the Costa Mesa Senior Center. lhould not have to . go through anoth r------~-~~~-----~--~-----~--~------, , er winter without I a A sign marlLt boundu'y having more than to Upper Newport Bay. I How to reach·us.... : 2 milliQD gallons ot I I sand and sediment I I scOoped out of the bay's catch buins. I I Dredging was a No: 1 priority, Tettemer aa1d I at the time. Men than a year later, dty and c:ounty catndjll ' are~ the llltuaticm r. just u dire, if net men IO. on a long-tmn balli; the ct,edglno oC tbe ~II far ...aucMl to lbe future~ the bay tim any ttnat Of "'I:~ waW frtlm the li'Vtm Ranch w... ..9upentllx Mutla ...... ·w. coUld 10ee tbe bay, · Mid a..~ who • SEE MY Ma& M ( Newport &ach/Comi Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 r
N MacArthur expected . - to,look smooth once improvements made
take place between 10 a.m: and 3 • Qty officials say 5CJ..year p.m. and never on weekends. greer old road will rivcil Jamboree notter and Pickart have met repeatedly with homeowners wylder Road in appearance after associations and the construction street widening efforts. crew has set up a Construction Helpline to field questions and By Evan Henerson , Daily Pilot concerns. Tuesday Morning Nevertheless, construction offi cials know things won't always be will be dawning NEWPORT BEACH - Once smooth sailing. MacArthur Boule they've finished with MacArthw vard is a popular gateway both to this weekend Boulevard, contractors hope the beach areas and to Corona de! well-travelled street will look just Mar. 'Jrotter has already alerted f you've been wondering like Jamboree Road. businesses to direct visitors to what the store called Tuesday But city Public Works Director alternate routes when planning I Morning (650-0455) on East Don Webb sees an even rosier large parties or weddings. 17th Street in Costa Mesa is all picture. "The locals shouldn't have prob about, I've finally found out. "We think MacArthur will lems," lrotter said. "Although some Tuesday Morning is a Hnew-con actually look much better," he of the homeowners had problems cept" chain with 200 discount stores said . when they bu.pt the central library. I nationwide. It has "grand open The much-anticipated project, expect we'll get some flack." ings" four times a year, and then the largest capital improvement Debra Allen, a board member closes to restock its merchandise. effort in recent city history, will of the Harbor View Hills Commu Its grand opening is today. It's result in the widening of nity Association, does not believe hard to say what merchandise MacArthur Boulevard between that homeowners are in for a you'll find on any given day. Coast Highway and San Joaquin nightmare during the 12 months since occasionally you'll find any Hills Road. In addition to of segment No. 1 construction. thing from designer merchandise improvements to the street's land "The city has been quite cour Uke Ralph Lauren sheets to off scaping and median island, the teous throughout the process," white matelasse bed covers, ran project will add bike lanes, new Allen said. ·we've been involved dom pieces of Lenox ctuna and sidewalks and streetlights. m the process for three or four Fitz and Floyd figunnes. A second segment of the pro years when this plan was first on And then there are garden ject, to begin in the fall, will focus the drawing board.· tools, gourmet kitchen items, on the section of MacArthur MacArtbw Boulevard, which party supplies, vacuum cleaners, between San Joaquin Hills Road workers estimate to be at least 50 towels, children's toys and lots of tudents at St Joachim's and Ford Road. years old, is greatly in need ol garden figurines. Merchandise Catholic School In The finished product will have repair. The Corona del Mar free· sold is mostly discontinued mer two lanes in both directions, but a way will eventually become part chandise that has been marked S Costa Mesa got a spe widened median area would of the San Joaquin Hills toll roacl down 30-80%. It's located at 230 cial treat Wednesday - a visit allow the city to expand to six at which point Caltrans will dedi· E. 17th St. m Costa Mesa. lecture on rain forest lanes if traffic flow made such a cate MacArthur back to the cities and move necessary. of Irvine and Newport Beach. "Sports Consignment can help animals from Paclflc Animal "That's a big if," Webb said. In anticipation of that event, tum your spring deaning into quick Productions. Above, Mindy "But we're trying to plan for the the city leaders decided to fiX cash," soys owner Sara Remmey. future in case something like that MacArthur through state money, "Bring m your tennis racquets, golf Matthews wraps up assembly happened." • said Pickart. clubs, surfboards, and exercise in style by letting the school Outside the field office at the MWe figured that Caltrans equipment that are gathering dust children get an up-close look Coast Highway/MacArthur inter would only do the required main· 1n your house or garage." They will section. workers for the Griffith Co. tenance and then say, 'here's your take all ol your unwanted gear and at a 10-foot python. At left, a removed several palm trees Tues road, city. good luck.'• give you cash Sports Consignment small monkey also was day in preparation for the grading. Improvements to the two seg: (548-0660) IS located at 010 W. 17th Construction activity will probably ments will cost an estimated $15 St m C'ostd Mesc:t among the creatures brought not begin until the second week m million a.nd will be pa.id foj in to help the students learn May, construction officia.ls said. through Measure M transporta• Aqua Skin Care 1s celebrat about the tropical ecosystem. Project Manager Gail Pickart tion dollars, gas tax and througli ing Secretary's Day Wlth two and site inspector/publicist Becky money from the circulation and specials avdl.!able all week. A Trotter say the city bas worked to open space agreement. • muu-fao~. blow dry and style make the construction as palatable For further information about with a bouquet of flowers is $30...... to motorists and nearby residents as the project, call the Construction And a full European facial, blow PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN, DAILY PILOT · possible. Lanes closures will only Helpline at 759-9537. · dry and style with a bouquet of ...... flowers 1s $50. Aqua Skin Care {261-606 l) 1s located on Birch Street in Ne wport Beach. POLICE FILES U your lawn eqwpment is in briefly in the news ~ need of servicing, Hardison COSTA MESA Equipment (241-1671) is offering a • 3000 block of Harbor Boulevard: While a woman was shopping at Fedco, • a pickpodcet)ifted a wallet containing credit cards from the shopper's purse. special price and mittee is looking for interested are invited to tryout. on lawnmower Robber holds up Costa • 1500 block of South Coast Drive: A thief walked into a dentist's office roger service. A complete service parents, community members or Last January, OCC's cheer staff squad took first place at the Uni and snatched a $ 100 purse that had been left unattended on the counter. The : 1.-. reduced to $26 for Best Buy Mesa restaurant Costa Mesa High School to purse co~tained a $200 pair of glasses, S40 in cash, credit cards and a driver's rC'ddPr<.. Hardison Equipment A Costa Mesa restaurant was help plan next year's race. versal Cheerleading Association license. repdll'S, semces and sells lawn and robbed early Wednesday morn The SK walk/run for Costa National Championship s in • 1900 block of Harbor Boulevard: A woman left her lap-top computer on ' gdrrlPn PWiiiiam Lobdell The same 24- Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour answering service may be Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No WEATHER used to record letters to the news stOfles, Illustrations.. edito editor on any topic. rial matter or ~ts TEMPOATURlS 11:36 a.m. . • ...... 0.7 herein c.an be reproduced with Newport Beach .....67155 Second high VOL 90, NO. 89 AQDBESS out written pennls.\lon of copy Balboa ..•. , ...... 67155 6:34 p.m. • •...... 3 .7 our 41ddress Is 330 w. Bay St.. right own«. Costa Mesa ...••...7 2157 Second low n40MAS H. JOttNSON. Costa Mesa, Gallf. 92627. Corona del Ma.r ....68156 after midnight Publisher CORRECIJQNS HQW JO REAOt US WIWAM LoeoDJ.. 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f you have been following (in, what else?, purple ink): We checked Target and K drowns off Peninsula the twisting agonies of the Mart for your registration but I Irvine Ranch Water District's In lieu of preaents, they bad no record.· • Brother is rescued by Newport Beach lifeguards. nightmarish scheme to dump the groom requests gilts be Using the accepted formal treated sewage -er, sorry, bank-wired to Bank of America wording for a wedding IJ\ . ,ta reclaimed water - into the Newport Center tion reply, one couple By Carolyn Miller, Daily filot "there is the Back Bay, you Will surely recog Account No. 1020203525 answered: "Mr. and Mrs. nize the names Susan Skinner Stephen Barnard have accept NEWPORT BEACH - A 24- chance that he was • and Robert Caustin. Knowing bow much time ed with pleasure Dr. and Mrs. year-old Costa Mesa man. who knocked down (by • Susan and Bob are preemi Bob has taken away from his John F. Skinner's kin'd invita was swunm.ing in the ocean with nent among those fighting the real estate business to battle his brother until a rip current the current) and good fight against the evil tion for Saturday, the 18 of the ffiWD incursion, I suspect May ... because we know the overcame them, died Wednesday pulled slightly oft- • empire of the water district. the sentiment of that card may afternoon in the first drowning Skinner.family will need all What you might not know is, be the one straight thing about incident this year. shore With his fred the friends they have to give they are an item, sweethearts the whole gag. Armando Haro - whQ was brother ... " who will join together in holy martin And a joke, of course, it is. them the necessary courage to unconscious and not breathing - give their daughter away." matrimony come May 18. was pulled from the ocean by res - JOHN BLAUER I received an i..D"1.tation to U there was any doubt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Philip cue workers at 3:40 p.m:, about an the wedding the other day about the jestiness of it, one Stemler also responded in the hour after he disappeared from , (actually, it was a used one, ·To love, honor and obey, in only needed to look at the approved Emily Post fashion, sight when he and his brother rescued from \he trash). rt is, every way." Kllowing this postmark: M Lovelock, NV, then broke with tradition and Richard, 26, were pulled under by • uhm, distinctive. Elegant, too. handsome young couple, one April 1 ... • Or the stamp: added: "Oh, my Visa c~ds is a rip current, Newport Beach Flfe Alter they rescued Armando, In a way. can only wonder who is sup either a Richard Nixon or a xxxx-x:xx:x-xxx:x -~ take what and Marine Lt. John Blauer said. paramedics tned to revive him, The outer envelope was posed to "love, honor and Marilyn Monroe. you want. P.S. I have some The brothers were at the beach but to no avail, Blauer said. addressed in purple felt tip, as obey" whom? ·Denny's coupons, too.• for a day of leisure and were Armando was taken to Hoag , was the inner envelope, which Opposite is the typically ost of the 100 recipients swimming together about 30 where his tune of death was esti , had a subtle liner of metallic stuffy phrasing of the cla.ssic M of the invitation ref:og est you begin to think that yards off shore at Coronado Street mated at 2:40 p.m., Blauer said. purple. wedding invitation (in pas nized it for the prank it is. But LBob, who specializes in and Ocean Front on the Balboa ·we believe he had some abil When one slides out the sionate purple, natch): ' some were confused, and a buying and selling churches, Peninsula, Blauer said. At 2:40 ity to swim,· Blauer said. "There •invitation, one finds the tradi few were perhaps offend~d . and Dr. Susan, a neurologist, p.m., witnesses· reportedly spot is the chance that he was tional white paper. But with a Dr. and Mrs. John Franklin Skinner For reasons known only to the aren't taking their wedding ted a swimmer screaming and knocked down (by the current) stunningly tacky, pearlesce::nt take no responsibility U.S. Postal Service, a handful seriously, there will be a waving his arms for help and pulled slightly off-shore with embossing of a castle in the for the union of their daughter of the invitations arrived respectable, full-zoot ceremo One of the witnesses, a 37- his brother." Susan Elaine Skinner upper left. Lower right is an postage due. One couple ny at Newport Harbor Luther year-old unidentified male, swam The circumstances of the acci equally pearlescent and tacky to refused to pay and returned out to help the stranded swimmer dental drowning are still under Arthurian knight astride a fine Robert James CausUn the invitation to sender. an Church and a righteous and was followed by a Newport investigation, Newport Beach steed. May 18, 1996 But mosily, Susan and Bob's reception at Newport Harbor Beach lifeguard, Blauer said. The police said. Yacht Club. A fair mC)iden in a flowing Sunrise ceremony at the friends and relatives went rescuers found Haro's brother, Anyone who is caught in a rip gown is somehow attached to Newport Harbor right along with the gag and But as one guest - appar Richard, 26, whom they helped to currPnt over their head, should the knight's left hip. E'XacUy High School Stadium responded in kind. ently still wondering about shore. Richard, who was con swim parallel to the shore and how she stays there is left to Replied Bob's cousin Ed: "I what's real and what's not - scious, was taken to Hoag Memo make way to the beach after you our fancy. Reception to follow at Denny's will try to make it, but you'll told Susan's parents after rial Hospital by emergency per have cleared any rough rip cur Amid all this is the elegant· 17th and Newport Boulevard have to send me a map so I receiving the purple invite: " If sonnel for treatment. rent areas. Blauer said. typographic statement: $25 per guest can find the stadium ... The 77 it isn't a joke, I'm really sorry.• MSusan and Bob." In purple Mastercard!/Visa Acee pted cents I sent to the bank came ink, of course. When one back; I deducted the 23 cents • FRED MARTIN's column runs every Enclosed is a card reading When you need to know... opens the invitation, one finds: postage due from the dollar Thursday and Saturday. 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2620 Newport Blvd., • Costa Mesa (714) 650-0130 OPEN 10-6 MONDAY rHRU SATURDAY "THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 Finalists chosen for water NeW}Jort Beach tourism ·. district assistant to Kemp dollars jump by $1 million keepers and restaurants, all our • Ad campaigns and marketing efforts attributed to the and things like that," Lawson efforts would be for naught.• • Board pr~sident hopes make a selection within a week." One of the final candidates is a said. "The public will more than increased cash, a percentage of which goes to the Con Over the past year,' the city to name one of three can woman. All three currently work likely see a lot of this person at ference and Visitors Bureau. has played host to Northwestern :·. didates to post by May 1. as assistant general managers for the board meetings.• alumni association during the other water districts located The district fell subject to The bureau computed the Rose Bowl festivities, held the By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot t hroughout criticism last year, after mem amount - a $1 million increase Toshiba Senior Classi~ goU tour ', _;...~By Tina____ Borgatta,__.;;. ______Daily__;_ ____ Pilot __ Southern Cali bers of a citizen's· watchdog over the previous year - by nament and conducted its first fornia. They organization, Coalition for NEWPORT BEACH - The adding the transient occupancy international film festival. are Diana huge cardboard check for $17 .4 tax (bed tax), sales tax and park· COSTA MESA - Mesa Con Clean Water-Costa Mesa, Although the Olympic' torch will solidated Water District's chief Leach, Glenn learned the district'S' executive million was completely symbolic ing fees which tourists spent in not stay in Beach, the Karl Kemp will soon have an Prentice and secretary regularly filled in for and, for the most part, the mon Newport during fiscal year 1994· Newport ' ·assistant general manager under Steven Appel. Kemp when he was out of town, ey bas alieady been spent. 95. torch run will P&lS through the - his command, who will take over Board pres even though that person had no But offidals from the city's "W~'ve launched an ad cam city Sunday. at the helm whenever he is out ident nudy background in engineering. Conference and Visitors Bureau paign and basically done hard The events bring visitors to of town or away from the office. Ohlig said she That prompted Mesa board remain proud of the $17.4 mil sales and marketing efforts,• the city who spend µioney and Kemp has narrowed down hopes the dis members to suggest the role of lion which Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Center generate sales tax and transient tnct will have Karl Kemp lus recommended candidates assistant general manager be earned in tourist dollars during President Rosalind Williams occupancy tax revenues, said the new man- for the post of operauons man somehow incorporated into the the 1994-95 fiscal year. said. ager at work by May 1. "But it isn't just the bureau. If Williams who claims that ager/assistant general manager district's hierarchy. On Monday, bureau officials .-to three from d pool of 27 appli In addition to taking on the it weren't for the hospitality tourism is the city's largest Also tonight, the board will .Presented the "check" to the - cants. role of assistant gene ra.J manag Newport Beach City Council. community, the hotels, shop· industry. "They will be introduced at er, the selected individual will again discuss filling the seat left the beginning of the meeb.ng," oversee Mesa's engineering, vacant by former Mesa director said Mesa spokeswoman Llsa p roduction and distribution Mario Durante, who retired Lawson. MThey will talk about departments. after 35 years of service. their backgTound and answer "They will have regular The board will meet at 7 p.m . questions from the board, and interaction with the board of at the district offices, 1965 Pla then the general manager will directors, attending meetings centia Ave. &ig· '!~!~!~ The Love, The Tenderness. The Memories . that fade so fast. Preserve it all. .... SPRING CHILDREN'S SPECIAL 50% Off Sittings Up to 50% off ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Portraits iLOSE UP TO! · --~ ,-- CENfER ii •. SHOE REPAIR I 11-I II) I II I . 285 E. 17th St. 11•1 I 10 LBS. ! Costa Mesa • f\\11l!io I• It I\ Next To ROSS Dress For Less • I .iJIJ, I 'd.I\ i IN J DAYS! i 645-5511 :ALL• NATURAL T- LITE ~ i• I _ Hours: M-F 8 :30 - 6:30, Sat 8:30 - 5:00 I "A Studio With An Outdoor Garden" I WITH CHROMIUM : 1 5% OFfc ~t!ht;d !!,!PAIR WORK 1 • 675-3130 PICOLI NATE 1 0 3732 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar I i & Vacu: Cleaner Repair, Copy : Longs Drug Stores : ~~mplete Sho~ervice y I ...... : Newport Beach • Costa Mesa : ------J Union Bank there's never been a is proud to be better time to get wired! , . Presenting Sponsor for the 49th Annual Newport-to-Ensenada £.=!!ii 1ar International Yacht Race THE HISTORY CIWllEL
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Union Bank I • ._..,,. A~f/JU!iiii!Wtl~NA Mon Bank for Your Buck. Newpon Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 volunteer directory I EXOtAHGE Q.UI CHU> MUSE ' • 1ME VOUM'Ea a•CTORY runs OF PMVDmON CENTO THE MIRACLE READING periodlcally In the D~Jy Pilot. If you'd l Volunteers are needed to help fami like Information on getting your orga when an lnddent of ctiild ._ • nlzaUpn listed. c.all 642..,.321, Ext. 331. nes hu bffn reported and a referral ~ Author Victor Vi,llasenor tells how learning to read changed his life by the county and to wort with fami ltG BROTHERS. ltG SISTE1tS lies of high-risk victims of parental drug addiction. For Information, call Men and women aver 20 yeat"S otd By Andrea Sakamoto, Daily Pilot 722-1107. : who have lived in Orange County for at I ·nae Jlbrary 'la a gilt least sbt months and have been on the he story behind Victor Vtl to our plqnet. We job for at least three months .,. needed FOOD DtSTIUIUTION QN'TER : lasenor's rtse to a successful to 5efve as big brothers or big sisters for The Food Distribution Center. Orange: T author will amaze you. need an abundance children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent County's private non--proflt food bank. Illiterate as a child because of homes. For information, call 544-l773 needs volunteers to inspect and sort of llbn:ules and more donated foods a nd to help with mail dyslexia, he overcame it C\t the age ings. For more Information. call the vol to put into·the OTl'ZENS FOR A SEWAGE FREE IAY of 20 thanks a, kind woman who money Your help is needed to stop the Irvine unteer coordinator, 771 -1343. ' took.th e time to read a story to him I library. The library Ranch District from dumping five mil I - which he later read to himself. lion gallons of treated sewage per day GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY "I had a burning desire to learu needs to become the Into Newport Harbor. Volunteers, Girls Inc. offers educational and how to read. It took me eight hows group leaders, organlzen needed. can enrichment opportunities for girls and heartcenter of each. 72.2-1710. boys. Volunteers are needed. For more a day to read three pages," Vil Information, call Amy, 646-7181 . lasenor said. community .•. • DtSCOVERY SHOP Villasenor will give a lecture Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. about life this Saturday at 11 am. at - VICTOR VIUASENOR can cancer Society. Volunteers are Volunteers are needed to aid disabled the Newport Beach Public Library needed, and no special skills are neces adults who meet monthly for educar located at 1000 Avocado Ave. sary. For information, call 640-4n7 tional, entertainment and socia l pur • between 10 a .m. and 5 p.m. poses. For information, call n9--3441. "Califomta in itself, apart from "Ra.in of Gold• is about the the rest of U.S., is a state of mind, a immigration of Victor's parents, miraculous state of creativity," Vil from Mexico to California during lasenor said. the Mexican Revolution. "Wild THE EARL•s "It is time for us to take on the Steps of Heaven" is the secopd vol f ' ~ I I t ~ t- I 1 ' I t I t l I I F ~ I I l I ' I • 1 1 , I I I responsibility of becoming the ume in the trilogy of his family his WE DO IT A l.LI leader of the world because when tory. It is a story of Victor's father, Vlatt Our ShOW'IOOon'l we bring peace and unity to Cali Juan, and his people. c ...~- fornia without fingerpointing to the Juan Villasenor witnessed the l~i~~~~~~i(eE~iei-.~~~) • E.x'len.. ve -eotlon south then will become a living tragedies of war, the horrors of ofFhrtu--. COt1an. M~e. example of how to solve all the bor poverty and the fall of hi,s once Tiie. plue••• der problems of the world," . noble family. 40 Ve.,.. Experlenoe Villasenor also plans to speak Villasenor believes reading and STATE U C . #217987 642-1 "153 about his own Mexican American writing is the single most important roots and of his family coming from thing to do over our planet. Mexico to the U.S. before there was "Without it, darkness and fear, ever a border. · .. I had a burning desire to learn how to read," Victor W and you can't go to the source," Vtl As a writer, Victor wanted to la.senor said. he will be speaking at the Newport Beach Public lasenor said. •Reading is an confront through literature, the Ubrary on Saturday. absolute miracle. The library is a problems associated to his cultural gift to our planet. We need abun- heritage that plagued him as a young man. He I book "Macho" was sold. I dance of libraries and more money put into . was determined to become a recognized His recent books include "Rain of Gold" the library. 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111e answer is \t'S~ llowt'YCr 1hc 1reat· mcm of obesil\' or an ovt:n\'e1gh1 L'Ondi· tion also rcqlnrc!I appropria1c lifcst\'le changes and an ind1vidu:ilized. phrs1c1Jn· supervised. comprchcnsh·c approach 1ndud1ng diet. bch:lYlor mochfic:111on 31ld exercise For C\-Cl\Onl'. 11 Is 1101 1u:.1 s1m· ply a matw of pushing thtmsel\'es. aw3y from the table! Tiic ne~ d1e1 p1lb. \\hen properly administered h)•a ph\'s1ci:in \\'ho LS knowledgeable 111 their use. C1t1 be a helpful ad1unct for "'CIAhl reduction :ind weight maintenance Call my office for an appo1mmcm and n-c can detcrnunc if \'OO an: or arc not a good cand1dace for drug thcr.ipv for obcstcy or llll O\Cl\\Ctght condition \t'e also offer allcrn,111\'C peogr.11n~ Avocado Medical Group 1441 Avoado Ave. Suire 702 N~n Beach, CA 9266<>1 (714) 720-9266 AliFr.DMM . . . THURSDAY, APRIL 2S, 1996 ' J . -.... •• a~thor ol •Wild Ste~ of Heaven.• TODAY at t 1 a.m. in the PrieDds Meeting ROC)lll; BoOb Will be available for lrs dlld $19 for non-members. Costa Mesa Community Center, will served. Ad.mission For mlonnation, call 729-4400. t845 Park Ave. For more informa free. All proceOO.s go to Siena FITNESS OVER 40 tion, call 534-1225 or 534-0961. Madre Retirement Home. Por People over the age of 40 can more infonnation, call 759-90S4. i.ltn1 on the road to physical fit SA'tuRDAY PERtEPTUAL DRAWING n<•\!> through a six-week course Newport Beach Community Services Department offers a one 11 NP1Pd by Orange Coast College ALPHA GAMMA DELTA from b.30 to 7:30 p.m. beginning The Alpha Gamma Delta sis day workshop from 9 a.m. to noon todc1y. Cdll 432-5880. plays by Christopher Dwang High Priority holds its Tenth includes morning coffee and box ters of Orange County will cele to help participants to learn to WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT opens today and runs through Anniversary Ce~.bration at 6 lunch. For more information, call brate International Reunion Day visualize with exercises designed Women in Management pre May 26 at South Coast Repertory. p.rn. at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast 646-2547. . with a luncheon at the Balboa Bay to enhance drawing and painting <:<'nls Judy B. Rosener on Tickets: $18 to $36 with discounts Highway, Newport Beach. High NEWSPAPER RECYCLING ,Club. For more information or abilities. The fee is $35 and pre Y\'Vo rn en: Today's Competitive for students, seniors and groups. Priority Classic Orange County Harbor View Elementary will reservation, call 721-4160. registration is r~uired . Register S:ee·ret" at their dinner at 6 p.m. at Showtimes: Tuesday through Sat Celebrities will be honored and hold a Newspaper Drive frorp PARK CLEAN-UPS in person at 3300 tJewport Blvd. !h~ Sh<>rdton Newport, 4545 urday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7:30 tht:! Four Freshmen will perform. 7 :30 a.m. to 5 p.m . in the parldn~ In celebration of Volunteer or by phone 644-3153, class # ?vlt1cArthur Blvd The cost is $35 p.m. and matinees Saturday and The minimum sponsorship is lot, 900 Goldenrod Avenue, Coro Recognition Week and Earth Day, 5059.201 . For more. information, fut informatron. call 838-1558. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Information: $100 and funds raised will help na del Mar. For more information, the City of Costa mesa, m con call 644-3151. FORMER U.S.S.R. 957-4033. underwrite the 10th Annual call 760-3472. junction with the Orange County CAFE TEL AVIV "Whdtever I lappened to the 'COME BLOW YOUR HORN' High Priority Golf and Tennis TIMBUKTU Fairgrounds, ReLeaf Costa Mesa The Jewish Community Cen :Bounddries of the Former The Neil Simon comedy, Classie. 'Women on the Loose'i& the and the California Association of ter of Orange County celebrates 08 S.R?" is the topic of a free "Come Blow Your Hom,· opens POmRYLORE topic of a talk by Mel Kemahan, Nurserymen will have their 7th Yom Ha-Atzma'ut, Israeli Inde i;ktte lecture at 7 p.m. in the today and runs through May 19 The Assistance League of author of "White Savages in the annual . "Park Clean-Up Day.• pendence Day, with an evening of ~ends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo at the Costa Mesa Civic Play Newport-Mesa presents "The South Seas," at 7:30 p.m. at Tim Locations are Canyon Park and Israeli dancing, food and enter dc..lo Ave., Newport Beach. For house, 661 Hamilton Street. Tick Lore of Pottery and Porcelain,• an buktu, 1661 Superior Ave., Costa the Paularino area, from 9 a.m. to tainment at 250 E. Baker Street, )rt~re mfonnation, call 717-3801 ets: $10 Showtimes: Thursday antique lecture by Gwen Mesa. A reception and book sign noon. Call 754-5167. Costa Mesa. Advance tickets are '~:MESS OF PLAYS BY through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Znerold, from 9 a.m ..to 2 p.m. at ing will follow. RSVP is required UTERARY LECTURE SERIES $16 for JCC members and $20 for C+tRIS DURANG' Sunday at 2 p.m. Information: the League Center Garden due to limited seating and a $5 As part of their Literary Lec non-members. Admission at the .: ·.:A new compilation of seldom 650-5269. Room, 2220 Fairvie w, Costa don~tion is requested. For more ture Serles the Newport Beach door is $22. For more infonnation , ·~. never-before produced short THE FOUR FRESHMEN Mesa. The cost Is $40 and information, call 650·7473. Library presents Victor Villasenor, call 755-0340 .
: -~/ ,; ~j /r11 Linda's... Not just another Mexican Restaurant. ,.. Amigos, an: ro'.'.I the kind of person some knowledge about n:al Mexican What makes us very unique: and truly Have you ever wondcn:d why One last thina amigos... if you think . that dcinands high quality and £ood taste food. lf you arc familiar wim it, you'll authentic and why Linda's as noc just everything tastes the same whcit you ear you had an cxcc1knt brcakfa.St, wbcthu ar and do you care: about ilic food'that you sec why lincb's is not just another another Mexican rcst:aunnr is that we at JOme ratmrants> That's because they was bacon & ~ hunos ranchcros, cat ~ . And, of oourse, how much you pay Ma:ian restaurant. don't scnc greasy foods bcausc we fry use the same canned sauces or salsas chit macbaca & eggs, chorizo & cas .or 1tl CanOb will not an: full of cnok for Linda's rcstaunru strongly disagrus only in otl. Our foods ~tivcs and often whatcvcr1 wait Iii you ay ours"'!J We abo Tl.Y LCNDA'S MBXICAN llBSTAUJ.Mn'. with an a.rtidc that was rcccndy ma1c )'O!J feel bloated or ha~ beaux mviy different ircnu on the same grill. have fiun mcnudO wcdcnds and ..~~! 50% Linda's 1s "'Jbc Place" for those who published in the newspaper media and our foOds arc 100% pn:savanvc &cc. At Linda's rutaurant you can taste Wttbbys. an: or want shown on 'IV about Mexican food. It is WtiY! &ausc we don't use canned, every individual itan bci:ausc cvemhing We appnxia~ your comments and to become true that some foods arc bad for you, frozen or imitation foods. We m2kc our is inetividu~ prepared :u it is ordered. suggcsoons of any kind. Mease all w real authentic ~occially those foods that an: &iCd in own sauca and salsas from narural &csh We don't fry eggs, coolt hamburgcn, fry anawe hope tO sec you IOOCl. Our OFF Mexican food laid or !Ow quality oils that contain . products. Our tamaJcs arc pacU.d with bacon etc., on tfic same Rril1. unlike address is 16446 Doha Chica R.d., u coni.sscurs. If animal fat. Foods thu arc full of meat and very little ma.u and have a many other rcstl11ura.nts. We maintain a Heil, in H1.mtingtc:ln BQch. Our phone you arc not prac:rntives, such as thOIC that arc smooch tatUl'C, unlike many otfla1 dut clcari kitthcn and cncm rcsaurant for number is 714/lf0-7374. familiar with Canned and then aold to c:sublishmcnn; arc mostly masa and litdc meat. Our chili your pc:acc of mind. Our kitchen is open Linda's rataunnt has a wide variety o( DHEMPHILL'S ..authenti c" those frozen, uuwu made or rdkoos !lave a thin baau and nogreasc for your inspection you so dairc aild canned. if dishes for~· Call ex come l.tl Mc:xican food, imitltion foods make the digestive and a selected long mild 'Chili stuffed we fccommCnd you cill your local health the 6nd out Whal they an:. We o«cr i RUGS & CARPETS by the time system woctt hardct trying to digest all with blended chcCScs; un.lik many ins~s dnicc to find out about your daily breU:fut ft tw-C apccials &om ------you leave those praervativa and, fOr the most others that haYC a thidt batter that look& favorite rcstaUtllJlt. Out local bca1th $2.'9 & $3.95. No are ooupqns rrukc Linda's part, is whY. those foods can you like a panc:Uc and ~ full of grease. inspectors phone number is 7H/ ~Pa. join us 100n. t Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 you'll have fed wx:omfon:ablc afttr you cat. 536-5538. 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa Wee 9AM to 9Pm • Weekends BAM to 9PM • Bolsa Chica a: Hell
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Overnights• to their luncheon venbon, treatment. genetics and ing o piauc at Corona del Mar m Campfire, 600 Sbell- Students from the Newport RUSSIAN MUSIC program at noon at the Balboa current research. Admission it Bead.l at 10 a.m. Bring food, your maker. . · Mesa high schools will be at St. TIM! public is invited to .Music Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast High free and the public is welcome. gu1lar or ukelele and join the fun. MOMS ON THE NET Marks Presbyterian Church to Prem and About Russia• a free way, Newport Bea.ch. Tickets are For information, call 6«-1999. There will be dance practice and "What the Heck's the NeU • demonstrate some of their experi musicale at 3 p.m. in the Friends $35. For more information, dill UTERARY LECT\JRE SERJES lessons. For more information or Untangling the Mysteries of the ences from their •Discussions on Meeting Room of the Newport 256-79n. As part of their Literary Lec to RS~-~ 856-3247. Web" is the toplc of a workshop Diverstty9 conference on April 23. Beadl Central Ubwy. The program 'WORLD AROUND us· ture Series the Newport Beach DANCEwORKS from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at Mimi's The presentation will be at t 1 wiD be presented by local musician The Newport Mesa Schools Library ptesents Richard W. Sel The DePore Dance Center pre Cale, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa a.m. followirig the 9:30 service. and playwright Terence A1arac. For Foundation will honor Marion by, author of "Mlcrosoft Secrets,• sents an evening of dance works Mesa. The cost is $20 and For more information, call 644- more information.. call 717-3801. Bergeson ot the "World Around at 7:30 a.m. in the Friends Meet in progress, painting o.nd mosaic includes breakfast, workbook, 1341. HOME & GARDEN TOUR Us" dinner salute to teachers at ing Room. Books will be available and possibly some poetry or short prizes and more. Reservations are RUSSELL MEANS The Canyon Park Nelghbor the Balboa Yacht Club. All 26 for purchase and signing by the story works at 7 p .m. at the dance required. For reservations, call 1- Author, activist and recording hood Home and Garden Walking schools in the Newport-Mesa authors. The cost is $8 for mem center, 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, 800-99-MOMMY and for more artist Russell Means will sign his Tour is from 10 to 3 p .m . on Sun School District will be represent bers and $12 for non-members. Costa Mesa. For more informa information, call 723-5157. book and CD at 2 p .m. at Barnes day, April 28. The tour includes 8 ed. The public is invited. For more For mformation, call 717-3890. tion, ·call. 241-9908. & Noble, Fashion Island, Newport homes and 4 gardens. The $5 information, call 631-4143. DAN QUAYLE MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS SUNDAY Beach, 759-0982. He will also ticket charge will · benefit a PRIZEWINNING WRITER LECTURE An exclusive breakfast wi~ The Orange County Colony of speak for the Women's Federation PainVPlant?Clean-Up Day for the Prize-winning novelist, Flo former Vice President Da.o Mayflowe r Descendants in the WINE/FOODTAST1NG/AUCT10N for World Peace a.t 6:30 p.m . at the o¢ghborhood. For more informa rence J. Paul, will discuss some of Quayle at the members-only state of California will hold its Adult Day Services of Orange Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree tion, call 646-9670. her more popular works at 11 a.m . event at 7 a.m. at The Pacific Spring Breakfast at the Holiday County presents "Hearts Filled Road, 729-1~ . at the Jewish Community Center Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd. The Inn in Costa Mesa. The With Hope,• a benefit to support TENNIS TOURNAMENT· of Orange County, 250 E. Baker breakfast is $15 for members or Mayflower Society will celebrate day care for persons with AND BARBECUE St., Costa Mesa. Call 513-5641. sign up to become a member far l!lla H.ild's, a descendant of Alzheimer's disease or a related Harbor View Elementary plays ROUND TABLE WEST $75 Call 759-5456. Richard Warren, 102nd birtt\day. disorder, from 2 to 5 p .m . at The host to a round robin format tennis Round Table West welcomes TUESDAY GOVERNMENT BENEFrrS For more information, call 548- Village Crean, 2300 Mesa Drtve, tournament and barbecue at (p.m. Harold Robbins, author of •Tue Orange Coast College presents 6871or538-1020. Santa Ana Heights. The event at Palisades Tennis Club, 1107 Stallion,• Peter Harry Brown and ADDRESS BREAST CANCER a free two-hour workshop on CAMPFIRE TALKS features wine, food tasting and a Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Pat H. Broeske, authors of A panel of experts will Address I changes currently taking place in Orange Coast College Marine an auction. Hugh Hewitt of The cost is $25 with tennis entry or •Howard Hughes-The Untold Breast Cancer, at 7:15 p .m. in the government benefits at 6 p .m . in Biology Instructor Dennis Kelly KCET's Ufe and Times will be $15 without tennis. All funds raised Story,• Pat Pearson, author of Temple Bat Yahm social hall, 1011 1 the Re-Entry Center of the col will discuss the eeological address featured guest speaker. For more will be donated to the technology •vou Deserve the Best,• and Lucy Camelback Road, Newport. lege. Call 432-5162 WARNING! 1 . 1 .• 1 •• 1 • 1 1. r\.11 . · , , ,, .. '-l ;' I ~ (> INSl T l~ ..c · '-N< : 1 ~ Jntel"'iol"'S by Joyce Cqrol at S~OR ES I NTERiORS
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stood bandcutted, Deputy Public ORNELAS Defender Jeannette Noceda.. told the 1w1ge her client was remorse Ornelas why law must change, group says CONTINUED FROM A 1 ful. But many - tnduding Kille . they are processed in the same f.uies in respect to the lack of jail lea's family and friends and the • Anti-drunken driving "He coWd be out bi eight days, I don't want program as individuals who may space Secondly, I am limited to a prosecutor - later said Ornelas group, MADD, wants to nave a severe problem with alco misdemeanor, wtuch allows the had never shown remorse for to be out on l.he road ... " hol or other drugs.· OlAJ]mum of 180 days in county these recent crimes or Klllelea's give judges power to put The goal of the program is to Jail. death. repeat offenders behind - REIDEL POST remove repeated offenders from "Such arcumstances call for "I haven't seen remorse,• said the streets and try to stop and leqislabon that should allow the Julia Killoy. Killelea's mother who bars longer. change their destructive behav Distnct Attorney to file a felony was present for the entire trial. •1 • ior, Post said. against anyone who suffered a feel sick that be could be out in Post commended Harbor prior DUI conviction,• he said. By Carolyn Miller , Daily Pilot eight days. judges to participate in a pilot Municipal Court Jud'ge David Chaffee added that he is going •She was a devoted mother. do we know that he's got it yet, or program that would allow them to Chaffee for recognizing the con to request the Orange County He should have gotten much, Danny David Ornelas is the do we have to wait tor a third 'time? Whose going to be injured use other education and counsel straints in Ornelas' case and for Sheriff's Department giv~ Ornelas much more.· ultimate example of why state appealing to the public to change no opportunity to participate in a Killelea's family and friends legislation needs to be made and killed possibly by another ing programs or additional jail DUI? time when sentencing repeated le~lation . work program and to consider the have been working with Mother's tougher for repeated drunken dri •When a '' sentence seems "He could be out in eight days, DUI lawbreakers. possibility of not givmg him early Against Drunk Driving, Orange ving offenders. according to lenient for a particular crime, it's rel.ease from Jclll. County to change legislation for MADD repre~entatives . r don't want to be out on the •Tb.is will give tools to the judges that they need to tailor a • not a problem .with the judge but Ornelas, a Huntington Beach repeated DUI offenders. Last "Ornelas is a classic example road." with the law,• Post said . resident and father of a toddler, lS week. a bill that would allow of what we are talking about - MADD's hope for change program according to the offend notonous IJ\ Newport Beach for Judges.in Orange County to use he didn't get it the finrt time,• said binges on a bill. passed by the er's needs,• Post said. "Now if a the 1989 drunken dnvmg colli other education and counseling Reidel Post, the execµtive director state Assembly last week, that person has an error in judgment sion that killed Balboa Perunsula programs when sentencing of MADD Orange County. "And would permit Orange County and chooses to drink and drive, reSldent Debbie Killelea, d 37- repeated offenders was passed year-old mother of three through the state Assembly, Ornelds was convicted of according to MADD representa vehicular mansldughter but tives. RU Ff ELL'S 1terved only two years Ill pnson MPeople have to be aware that after his conv1cllon was over the laws have to change.· said UPHOLSTERY INC. turned on appeal He later was Judi Dutton , a MADD Orange Where Yow Dolor Coven Motel 1922HARIOl11.VO., COSTA MESA · 5"-1156 convicted of d lesser charge. County board member and friend The Jury that convicted of Killelea's. "The problem is this 2t At >' 0 U 9 s; Ornelas last week was not aware happened seven and half years BUY A BELL USED CLOTHES, of his pnor crurunal history. That after he killed Debbie - the TOYS & ACCEBSOAIE8, ETC. lnfonndllon couldn't be brought statute ran out. So there is noth 2584 Newport Blvd. (at Del M ar) mto this misdemeanor case ing the courts could do. lf you Behind Sheff Station because of the 7-year statute of have killed someone prior, it Cose.,... (7141 831-7383 ltmitation which forbids it, should be on the records and it according to the district attorney's should be a felony.'' 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I~------, can fit through. then so can a much longer, project offioals say. there a.re plenty of credits for both I f. Y.I. BATTLE I wheelchair, Nelson said. BAY •we're ready to go. We Just projects whlch, he cla.ims, ba.vjf I I Pavia, who co-owns the Health need the funding,• said Tettemer, never been in competition. CONTINUED FROM A 1 I + WHA1': CorONI del Mar Emporium, says Nelson is a Local CONTINUED FROM A 1 I Sc.enic SK Race and 2 Mlle whose firm conducted the last In fact. Tettemer said. the WOid I inspiration. Nelson is also the mar major dredging of the bay m the from state Resources Director Doug in the desert. When his bike hit a Fun Walk. L ;..._ I ket's resident jack-of-all-trades, has tracked the issue since the mid 1980's. •1t•s urgent and every- Wheeler has been encouraging. rut, Nelson was thrown over the 'I + ...""1IC 1 I I able to perform every function 1980's. ·u there's no tidal action to handlebars. The accident left him body's treanng City officals hope to have the fund. I + U.: Regiltr.&n begins fTom floor management to cus flush through, the bay could turn I 6:30 2 mile fun want it that way." mg and begm the dredging by fall paralyi.ed from the waist down. I at a.m. tomer service to instructing other into a meadow.• A star soccer player at Newport begins at 8 a.m. Women's 5k Project offi. •The funding now seems well t employees in merchandising. Although the dredging falls cials are still within our reach,• Tettemer said. Harbor High School, Nelson was I race: 8:.20 a.m., Men'I SK I The Health Emporium is tlle under the jurisdiction of the cicy hoping the "There now seem to be a lot few n't about to let the accident take I race: 8:45 a.m. I principal sponsor of the men's SK. of Newport Beach, a committee bulk of the er question marks than there him out of athletics. In recent years, I + MMnE: BeQins neer inter I Once the market committed to organlzed by Bergeson ~ carry money will were, say, 90 days ago,• • · be has tried tennis, hockey, surfing, I section of Heliotrope and I the event, it became a given that the project forward includes rep come through Every wmter season the water skiing and basketball. Snow I Ocean Bfvd., weaves through the Emporium w6uld be repre resentatives from the state mi ti g a t 1 on dredging stays on hold draws a skiing is next on his agenda. I Corona del Mar and ends on I sented. department of Fish and Game, credits from shudder from project officials .. That's when he has time. I Goldenrod near Bayside Drive. I The employees settled on Nel the Orange County Department the Port of Heavy storms - particularly like In addition to putting in a few I + RACE HOTLINE: ~3151 son who was happy both to join I I of Harbors, Beaches and Parks Long Beach. the rains of 199S - could bring days at the Health Emporium Marian ~------~ the fray and to return to athletics. and practically every bay advo ~y fund.4ig the additional silt into the already market, Nelson is. a full-time stu It won't.be the final venture, says Bergeson SK, Nelson has been pushing 6-7 cate in Newport Beach. restoration of bulgi,ng catch basins. dent at Orange Coast College. Nelson who will consider a larger miles a day and doing SO sit-ups. Officials estimate it will cost $5 environmental According to Bergeson, there He's about a year away from a marathon U the scenic ·SK proves habitats, Port authorities can pur- lS also some concern that the city Naturally, his upper body has to be successful. million to empty the catch basins certificate in architecture and gained additional strength from and sh.Ip the million gallons of chase these credits to aid their might not have access to the computer aided drafting. But for the time being, thEi? goal own development projects ' ocean d.tsposal site that has been• the effort, but Nelson has also dis is June 1. Health Emporium sand - by barge - into the ocean Once school is finished, Nel covered that the muscles in his four miles off the coast of Newport For a time, coWlty ad.rrurustra- used m the past. That disposal site son's designs may concentrate on employees and Nelson's family tors were concerned those·mitiga- has nearly reached capacity, said paralyzed lower half have not are expected to make up a mini Beach. But city and state officials IJTlproving accessibility for other 'withered. want to bank an additional $10 tion credits might go toward the Bergeson She says hauling the disabled people. Nelson said he cheering section. restoration of the Bolsa Ch.tea st.It to Los Angeles would be far "They don't want to go away,• million for long-term maintenance. would also like to work with dis »There will be 10 people at wetlands. Tettemer now says that more costly he says. "Sometimes I have to The dredging might wait anoth abled kids, possibly as a counselor. least," Nelson said. "We're a pret fight against them.· ty tight-knit group here." er six months to a year, but not "I think there was a reason I Nelson, who lives in Costa was put in Uus position,· Nelson Mesa, has checked out the course, says. "Making things accessible all of which is on pavement. There BE C>Pl~ I:\llSTil~ for other disabled people may be ~ · ~ ~ .- - - - - . ~ . ' was an initial concern about a -.. . . . :. --- --'~-1 - -i- ·; ..- part Of It." metal pole in the middle of the ~/:.: ::~.'·\.\ Beautl1u Ha ; ... ;.:.: • RABBITT INSURANCE In preparalion for the scenic Goldenrod Bridge. But if strollers " ... ·,.. . ""·· I : .. .. F'R' r:t r:t .. •. 441 Old Newpon Blvd:• Newpon Beach LL ::·..: 1 c ~- , 111ear Hoag H1l'lp1u.lt mayo Grill in Fashion Island, Cto\UITil'\"C· TWF.AT'4l\1 .·~; : I ./ \. 6 ARRESTS Newport Beach police Lt. Doug Perm &: Cut $45 Reg m :.j:: 1 r . 631-7740 Fletcher said . 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