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SE~VtNG THE N~RT . - COSTA MESA COMtv\UNmES S~t~CE 1907 .. ~ , { ... .Ci . )/may file :~· ~uit • Costa Mes.a 'courtcil will reopen for concerts. • • Court JUdge cowd decide to lift Erickson ·said wtiile nothing amphitheater · ,- · On the advice-of·City Attom~y those sound limits, which may bas been decided, the council "That's what our taxes are toi:. • decide Monday whether Tom Kathe, the council is set to pave the way for full-scale can- coul<:f opt to either file swt agamst and that's what the City Council is to take legal action if review the recen't lawsuit settle- certs to return aftec four years of the fairgrounds lo try to block the elected to do," he said '~ U they ~Ct's what our taxes are ment that gave the 32nd Dist.Jjct .silence. venue from reoperung or do n~th don't, they're not domg their for, and that's what the Oty judge allows Pacific 4 Agricultural. Association - the To brace for1.he possible return mg for now. jObs." Amphitheatre to reopen. state agency that runs the fair- of concerts, the eity is looking Kathe-could not be reached for if the city does file swt against Couoo1 is elected io do,• he grounds - control of the now- over its legal options, including a comment Thursday, and his staff the fairgrounds, it would not be said. •If they don't, they're · .. closed 18,500-capacity outdoor lawsuit, ofhcials said. · report for Monday's meeting is the first tinie. , concert venue. Councilman Joe Erickson and confidentidl, officials said. · The city 10 1991 sued the fa11· not doing their jobs." The fairgrounds had sued the other officials declined to com College Park resident Chuck grounds to try dnd get ongomg . COSTA MESA - The City Nederlander Organization, the ment on the specifics of Monday's Huddleston, who lives across traffic congestion and otper 1ssue'i Chuck 'Huddleston Council on Monday night is theater's pre'vious owner, alleging 'meeting, because talks of civil lit Fairview Road within a few hun from the Pacihc Amphitheatre Fairview Road resident talk expected to behind closed the fair's 1993 purchase of the site ifJdtion are protected by state con dred yards of the Pacific concerts and other activil.Jes at the who hves n~r the Pacific doors about the possibility of fil was invalid because strict sound 'f1dentiallty laws. Amphitheatre, said as taxpayers falfgrounds resolved. Amphitheatre ing a lawsuit against the Orange restrictions render the venue use- "The council has several differ- and voters, he and his neighbors That suit was dropped two County Fairgrounds if_ ll}e Pacific less for most concerts. enl choices," he said. "We have a expect the city lo protect them yea.rs later when the falfgrouncls Amphitheatre is aIYowed to Later this month, a Superior lot of options." from any noise corrung from the agreed to buy the facility.
' -~ K E E Pl NG T H E B EI C H E 5 5 AF E Raytheon shuts plant next year •The defense company plans to lay off most of the 630 workers at Newport Beach fdc11ity b)- June 1999. th<' compclnr's Southern Ca.Wor ma ht-ddquarters tn El Segundo tnlyPb dncl 50 will recerve unmediate NEWPORT BEACI I la yotr noll< PS Raytheon Systems Co, one of the The> clusurt's dre part of a largest defense comparues m the> ndtionw1de effort by Raytheon to United States and one of the city's tnm its pdy'l'oll by 10 . or 8,700 largest employers, W\11 close its employees. Other Raytheon Superior Avenue plant by June plants m C dWC>rmd bf'mg closed 1999. . or having work-force reductions The facility, which employs include facilities m Fullerton. 630 people, mdkes tiignal proces trvme. Long Beach and San sors for airborne 1adar dnd Diego infrared sensor systems, and Raytheon ongmally microelectronic components. dnnounced the Newport Beach Employees will be laid off m closure in January, but had not " phases betWeen now and the clo set a timetable ior the layoffs. sure date, th"e company rocecding to unplement the announced Thursday. plan we had announced previ Besides the Ne\vport Beach ously is difficult. but it 1s neces plant, Raytheon 1S closmg d pla~t ~ary .to ensure the company '·!> in Torrance that has 250 employ long-term competitiveness and to ees.. position 1t for future growth," Of the h.vo plant's 880 employ according to Dave Welp, execu· ees affected by the cutbacks, about 150 will be tr.cmsferred to ' SEE RAYTHEON PAGE 6 More building in
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT store for cOa.St · Gordon Reed followed.. bis bro.lrs lnto the profession and has now logged almost 30 years as a Newport Beach Weguard. • Tu'; Irvine Co. is seeking county approval to build Q T 700 homes and commerc1al center on Coast Highway. (Qlyfb Q UE STI ON Newport Beach native Gordon Reed worked hard to become NEWPORT COAST The fourth wave of residential devel a lifeguard 30 years· ago, now he supervises new recruits opment planned for the Newport Coast will.be up for final approval And he was right. Reed, now 51, has nsen didn't faze Reed. The next year, 1969, Reed Tuesday from the Orange County through the lifeguard ranks to senior super stood by his brothers' side as a lif~ard . Planning Commission. . visor, a position that oversees younger Perseverance does pay off. The Irvme Co pro1ect mcludes ewport Beach's Gordon Reed remem recruits. But gelting there wasn't easy. "I trained on my own and worked real 325 single-family homes that will bers the days when he and his friends He wro. highly motivated to pass the life bard," Reed said. "I guess you can say being be either custom-made or bUllt by N ventured to the--beach and visited his ard tes_t although he knew he wasn't the a lifeguard is a family affair." different developers, said Bill older brother, Payton. best swim.mer. Then wbenrus twfuorolli-er, And it's a jotr he-can be proud of. Th Merron, an Orange County T1lan Only 10 at the time, Reed fondly looked Bruce, became a lifeguard 1n 1966, that Newport Beach· native has rescued more ner and project maOdger. spurred him on even more. than 1,000 people and never forgets any of up to his older sibling, who was monitoring One tract of homes will be only Codst Highway. That proposal the choppy surl at a lifeguard tower. It still Reed spent mornings paddling in the the incidents. . . about 500 feet from West COdst frigid bay and afternoons working out in the Like the time in 1972 when a 16-year-old C'dlls • tor d 250-room hotel, conjures images of empty beaches, long Highway, he said The mdm 100,000 l>quare feet of neighbor boards and aromatic barbecues. occ pool. girl playing in shallow water: was taken access to the new development He failed the first test, but the letdown hood commerc1al development Reed thought he could be a lifeguard, too. SEE REED PAGE 6 will be from Crystal Cove Dnve. and dn add1tiondl 25,000 square The second part of the project is a commercial area along We t SEE COAST PAGE 6
Bash salutes Newport Dunes and ·usA EXCJTING BIRTHDAY • • The bayfront resort Vlil1 celebrate its 40th anniver Helen M<:Pbeeten Will turn 90 )'MI'S old sary and country's 222nd birthday on Fourth of July. S.blrday. See ... Mory see ,the enormous sttjdes we've oapage5. DalJPb made and the succcsse we con OONllACHt tinue to en1oy. • DMY Pl.OT · NEWPORT BEACH - Live All that's left to complete music, dancing and a fireworks Evans' three-phased redevelop extravaganza will highlight a ment plan for the areo i a lu~u dual July Fourth celebration ry hotel, which the city ~s consid· saluting Newport Dunes Resort's ~ yeer and Amenc&'a 222.nd 1e -cont communt· birthday. . e ed ··nus is an tmportant event in ty fuclud• • private be• ch, Newport Dunes' history because swbnmlng poc)ls, barbecues and lt~~ Jh•~ al~ late OOnfenmce and ~ apet"el. father-in-law, Bill BTana, who ....,,.Yldft§'Nlftlrtr ~:hllr ".at•~ ro..... w tbe. potential of th1I Uft at the clUMI allO WW ~. • iald nm Quinn. New- indude: taoe ~. taridYtl port DuMI....,...... g.._ lbabo __..bane· ·1 tbtDll u ...... today...... ~and M'd be a· rnd md pll•• ~ to k*alfoad. " . • • • .. • • "I "#;
2 Fnday, July 3, 1998 .. -...... CHECk I I 0 U;I . Star-spa.ngled trips People of all ·ages learn to swing, salsa, tan~D: fox trot and more at · for patrj,otiC travelers the Jimmie DeFore Dance Center ;ln Costa Mesa . . hilo som~ travelers may early Ainerican heroes arid vil AusoN MURRAY se~k serenity or adven lains, and travel tips make this a W ture on vacation, others fine reference for todring states ~Pb look for historic interest. Por the east of the Mississippi River. · t's enough to make you feel latter breed, Newport llb,raries Por those cpncentrati.ng on the like yqu're 12 years old offer ample guidance for explor eastern seaboard, "Colonial again. YoULband.is _ , • vil I ing batUefieJ9s,.trails dnd America• recieates the ambi· Clenched in a stranger's. You ldges that reflect our American ence of 17th- and 18th-century . d~sperately try to understand hentage. We. Along with profiles of sites the teacher's instructions while The best throughout the origmal 13 -... dY to under colonies, find information about your feet trip over music that !-itdild the historic forts, festivals and inns in goes much too fast. But by the end of the dance J'd~t . Vermont, Maine and Flonda. observes Ydie Travelers and armchair adven lesson at the Jimmie DeFore University turers alike c:an step back in time Dance Center, the instructiOJlS Professor with "Old SturbJidge Village." a make sense and your f~et fly Robm Wm.ks video featuring an old-fashioned across the floor. . m • Nalloncll barn-raising, colonial craftsmen at • Ever}' Friday and Saturday GPe>grdph1c work and historians who tum evening, anywhere from six to Gw • - . . ~ Rockers, heartthrobs and Disco Divas take stage at fair • : E ntertainers from almost Girl" and a variety of television The fair Will dOBe JW,. 26 : . every musical genre rep- roles. with southern country music by : resenting the past 40 yed.fS The ever popular KC and the the Charlie Daniels Barltl, •in music will perform on the Sunshine Band ("Keep it Comin' known for its foot stompin' :Arlington Thealre stage at the Love") will rehirn to the fair July music and hit song •Tue Devil :orange County Fair, which runs 20. And DISCO Divas, featuring Went Down to Georgia.• .. July 10-26 the women who contributed to Highlighting Ure revival of : Perfonnances by heartthrobs, the disco craze, will perform July classic rock. an all-star night of .. rockers, teen ldols and country 10. The foui heed.liners are Vicki World Classic Rockers on JuJy : legends will take place every Sue Robinson ("Tum the Beat 25 will feature Randy Meisner of ;'rught at 7 and 9 p.m. Around•), Thelma Houston Uie Eagles, Bobby Kimball of : For Motown fans, twistin' ("Don't Leave Me This Way"), • Toto, Denny Laine of Moody •ChubQy Checker will take the Evelyn Champagne Kind ("Love Blues & Wings', Nick St. Nicholas .. stage JuJy 16 with his band the Come Down•) and Musique and Michael Monarch of Step • wudcats. C'Keep on Jumpin•). penwoU, Bruce Gafy Of the : Blues legend Bo D1dd.ley, Other disco performers, who Knack, and Spencer DaviS of the : known as one of the most influ- will take the stage July 13, Spencer Davis Group, who will • enllal muSJcians of the 20th cen- include Sister Sledge, who sang disWlY the sounds that made • tury, will treat audiences to such •we Are Family• u well u. rock popular. .classics as "Who do You Love• peiformen Quad City DJ's Sisters~ Soft-rock perfonner David .J (•Get On Up and Dance") apd July 11. Ojddley's m\Wc lnflu. miti ("Mls...Brown You've Got a ("Let Your Love Flow"), recog Gates, who made sOft-rock group the Piesta del Mariachi day. And : enced a variety of artists, from Lovely Daughter"), Davy Jones Mitanda ( •vour ve ls So Divine"). I' ruzed as country mlllic legends, Bread ("Baby I'm-a Want You) . comedian Carrot Top WW per : Muddy Waters to Chuck Berry of the Monkees ("Daydream successful, will perform July 23. form July 22. lhlditioDal an oootemporary will bring thelr sounds to the •to The Clash. Believer") and Bobby Sherman Original female rocker Joan country music will also fill the stage July 17. Admission to all concerts is •. Male singers who were once ("Little Woman"). · Jett ( "f L6ve Rock and Roll•) Will fairgrounds. And one of country's most free with general fair adrilinion. ~tonsidered heartthrobs will per Another pop idol, Rick perform With the Blackhearts on Riden tn the Sky, the coun consistently successful groups, General admission is $6, $.5 for • tonn as part of the Teen Idols Springfield, will perform July 12. July 15. I. seniors, $2 for children 6 to 12, try that popularized ResUess •Tout, which makes a stop at the A 1980'5 heartthrob, Spring· ' trio Heart ("When She Joae Feliciano's expert guitar and children under 6 are free. :tatr July 21. The tour indudes field's successes included the "Rawhide• will tab the stage Cries"), Will return to the f81J' skills and emotional signing Will· For more information, call (9'9) " Peter Noone of Herman's Her- chart-topping single "Jesse's :July 18. The~ Bros. July 14. stir the crowd JUly 19 as part of 708-3247. • • • REAPERS HQIUNE Mesa, CA. 92626. ~No WllTHEI SU If 642-6086 news stories. illU'ltr~ edito FILES Record your comments about rial matter or~ . herein can be ..-.pr~ With· TEMPERA'IURES •ftemoon. The ~II We have • ....OllTllAOt the Daily Pilot or news tips. out written pennb&lon of copy decreas- B•R><>. Is out of the w.st •t lng swell out of the • Witt ~ Pt'Oftt: A BMX bike worth S400 was stolen In AQDBESS right owner 74'61 5 feet. Expect e.rly VOL 92, NO. 156 south southw.st It the 1900 btodt. Our .cSdress Is 330 W. Bay St, HOW TO REACH US Cotona del Mar morning fog. Costa Mesa, <:alif. 92627. 73162 190 to 205 degrees • 4ettl 9'1'991: A pair of sunglasses, 1 cellui.tr phone ind • w•l• 1"0MASH.~ \ ClmUdon Com Mesi TIDIS dellwrlng Mts In the let worth $620 was stolen In the 1100 blQ • • . ' . ~'FN~ew~~~.~rt.~Beo~.~f~bz~~~o~~~~M~.~~e~.so~J?9~!~6s~Pi~lo~t~~~~~~;::::.:.=:~~~~~==~:!.:_--:-t..__--=~.;.__.:_~~·~~~------~~~~==;;;:;;;~F~ndoy~,~Ju~~~3,~l~99=8~3 :T_IJJ t~ . auoiQ ~ loflk.-:,allK.es life tiie "Plai,ue~>£-,...... ~~ "'1GU · ~~ A Costa Me a man who " ome wonderfully weird the nver and say, "Hmmm. That remained th~ pnme, and only' comment was; "I gue s they fig took a shoe store emplO~ items in the ":ews this w , k. ls odd .• ""' ·.·COMMENTS & suspect. Until someone drove into ured how many chubby Hispanic h~tage m a robbery attempt S It doesn't take long for inquiry the .body shop where Quintero guys cq_uld the1e be in North Hol- Jast month has been sentenced ' From the "Tell Me~ ) 1 to tum into a~tion, and C1. U R I 0 S I T. I· E.S works, that is. lywood?• . " .. . to eight months in Jail and Happening'" We, a tragic"' wi- amazement into .acriniohy. It On that fateful day, Quintero Now that's a number that even 4erstarld.ing in Clive, low ii Don't takes a little longer to find the was surprised to see a red Fiero, I CcU\ figure out, Oscat\ In your three years probation. l.eel bad. 1 bad no idea 'l\her. It's perpetrator. The Road People? the same year as tus, pull up to case, there's one too many. Osc~ wa~hington Jr., 26. near Des Moines. Any\ ay. a ·I Nope.· The Bridge People? Uh uh. the doo.(. As his boss approached Fin.ally. fr<>m th ttTerrtflc recently pleaded Q'\liln' to sec county crew is bUildifl~' a bndge ' It was the private surveying . " the car, Quintero's jis.w dropped Typos .. We, an inad~ertent note ond -degree robbery in HarbOr acr.oss the river that ~arates company that staked out the when tht! young, Latino driver that ri.Ses head arlfi shoul~ers Municipal Court. Washinm<>n CliYe from the big city. No mW! bridge in the first place and, as it ' stepped out. All 5 feet 10 inches ~bove the rest and ts imm~d.lately tried to rob the Payless Shoe little-town blues fo'ef Clive. Gi!t turns out, in the wrong place. ' and 300 powids of him. 1 JllY (be kids and forget the Piggly Way, way in the wrong place. ' Incredibly, Quintero kept lus added. to collection of Source m the 2300 block of ' Wiggly, Edith. We're going to D~ Having had some experience cool, wrote down the Fiero's quotaole quotes. Harbor Boul~vud oo JWle 4. I spoke meeung of one of Moines. • \I • r in transportation projects, I can ' license nl.tmber and called the · at.a ' He handed store clerk our homeowners' a5sociations last a a ·· A road crew on the Des tell you that by the time that legal "police as the man drove off. The note demanding f1lOney arid Moines side of the is"build brawl is over. a lot of Iowa' week. Good meeting; very nice riv~r police were waiting at. t1!~ man's · stole $"5 from the cash register. ing a transition road tlSat will car· lawyers will be sending their kids home 8.Jld arrestecfhi.m ·on the people. But dS I wus being intro- · it/ the bridge traffieronto the to Stanford, Princeton and Yale. spot. Another lineup, another duced, l had a hdtd time staying Washington ordered the arrest Oscar Quintero. All 5 feet focused when I gl.dnced at the employee to · a storeroom, interstate which rUfis through From the "What Are the 10 inches, 300 pounds of him. positive ID. association's sununer newsletter -4owntown. . Oddsf" me, an incredible story The four eyewitnesses pick Quin No questions, no doubt. That's where he bed the clerk's hands Good so far. But as work pro from the City of the Angels. On tero out of a lineup. No questions, the guy. Period. Better yet, be •The Beaubflcdbon Commit with a telephone cord and bis • gresses, the road crew notices Moth~r's Oay of all days, a young no doubt. That's the guy. Period. was quickly connected to physi tee will be establistung a pro feet with rags. something funny. While they, the man at a family gathering in End of s\ory. cal evidence from the murder gram and presenting a 'Pride Before Washington was fin- , Road People, are hard at work up North Hollywood is stabbed to scene. Award' ·plaque to one home per But just days later, Quintero is 1Sbed, police surrounded the here, the Bridge People are work· death by another young man released. The victim's family is Let's review: A murderer who year, ~ it announced . ''The plague store. They had beep. sum· ing way down there. When the who crashes the party and is a outraged. Maybe he did it, says is a dead ringer for the prime sus will be given to the home that support columns for the bridge stranger to everyone th.ere. the district attorney's office, but pect and drives an identical car most shows neighborhood pride mooed by a silent alarm trig· start to rise above the water, the Pour eyewitnesses describe there's just not enough evidence. randomly picks one of who and i..inprovement • gered by the employee before Road People decide to pay the the murderer as a heavyset Lati· Worse yet, ~tero has a solid knows bow many body shops in I don't know about you, but if ·he was led to the storeroom. the Valley, which just happens to Bridge People a visit. no who jumped into a red Pontiac alibi. He lives nearby and was the doorbell nngs and it's tbe • · Washington apolOQ1Zed to ·v·.1cnow," the Road People Fiero and raced away. •Heavy himself at a Mother's Day gath~r · be the one where the prime sus Beautification Comrruttee on the pect works. If you can figure out and then released the clerk, say, "Maybe it's just us, but isn't it set ~ is a euphemism. The wit·~ ing. other side of the peephole, I am't odd that your bridge - and a nesses describe him as under 5 Everyone who knows Quintero -those odgs, you are much, much who was unhurt. better at math than me. · answering. Waslungton called . 911 lovely bridge it is - is way up feet 10 inches and more than 300 describes him as shy and mild I gotta go. here, but our road is way down pounds. mannered and can't imagine his The police and district attor while in the store and claimed ney's office quickly apologized to there?• • Within hours, the police spot a getting into an argument, much • PETE.A BUFFA IS the mayor of Costa. he was acustomer. He eventu· ' · Quintero, who said he wasn't bit The Bridge People look up, red Fiero iust a few blocks from less killing someone. But until Mesbl His column is published on ally surrendered to police. squint at the new road way down the crime scene. Bingo. They two weeks ago, Quintero ter or angry at anyone. His final Fridays. 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Hall, formed la.st year ~ause .. of the controversy surrounding North American bison, which was purchased in 1991 by '\he COSTA MESA - A group, of El Toro. Tue county proposes to fair. ).lrllne pilots released inlorm.a- convert the tiase Into a commer •we do not Jmow if -she is pregnant yet1" said Jim Balley, . , tlon Thunday that. they 11ay cial airport when it d<>1es in Centenrual Farm's supervisor. •But my guess (is) it will be ear ·~ •provea . commercial airplanes June 1999. ly next spring (before WE\_kn-O'f] if she's expecting! could depart safely using the Group meinbers said facton The gestation period for a buffalo is about nine months, offi ~ existing runways at the El Toro that determine which of the two cials said. - Marine Corps Air Station. •engine-out• procedures an air U Becky is pregnant, this would be her second calf. In 1991, Representatives from the craft takes include tempera she gave birth to a calf named Tafonka, who later left the fair .Commercial Pilots for Airport tures, wind conditions and Safety said the analysis, which grounds to join the Flying U Rodeo. speed in relation to the amount ~C MARTIN I DALY Pl.OT is r~uired by the Federal Avia- " tion Administration, concludes pf passengers and fuel load. The . - Tim Grenda Becky the bison ls )!ack at the Orange County Fairgrounds. , that pilots taking off from El study is the second of two that , Toro would be able to perform must be completed for all new emergency procedUre9 if a ·jet commercial airports. ,.,, ' engine failed. They also said El Toro is safer · - Losing an engine, known as than John Wayne because it has an "engine out," requires pilots longer runways. , to either stop at a given point on "If w.e want to continue the _ the runway or galn. speed, take commerce between this county ....off and circle around to land. and the rest of the world1 we : . · Nasos Apostolopoulos, a should have a full-scale com : : flight information analyst for mercial airport," said Al Pregler, :: Jeppeson Anderson, the .consul a retired United Airlines pilot. ;: tant hired by the Orange Coun "'I)le only chance I see that ; ~ ty Board of Supervisors to per happening is at El Toro." .• form the analysis, said both pro Paul Eckles, a representative :: ced ures can be successfully of the anti-airport El Toro Reuse ~ :executed by pilots at El Toro. Planning Authority, said be :• "El Toro doesn't present any can't evaluate the data because .• more difficulty than any other he doesn't consider the Com r--f REE--1 ::Airports in the United States: mercial Pilots for Airport Safety ::lie said. "You can see by the a credible group. ·:Jeport that the worst day at El •1 will take it a lot more seri , : Toro is better than the best day ously when the FAA and the !UMBRELLA! •• at John Wayne Airport. • pilots' union come out with a 1 with ~e purc~ass of a 1 1 5 piece patk> set 1 '!. The group of active and supportive statement," he said. .,.. I $149 VALUE! . 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Corona del McU resldent Klis Shah, president and founder of Lltronic Industries · in Irvine, q\laWied for the Small Business Adlt\i.n.istra tion's contest alter he was named small-bu.siness person of the year for th.e state. · A native of Bombay, India, the ;sg.year-old Shah elD.i· grated to the United States at age 20 and ecimed a baChe ..lOr's degree from USC. In ·· 1970 he started Litronic Industries, which manufac tures information-security soft:Ware a,nd custom.i,zed electronic interconnects. The company employs 148 people and generated $22 rilillion in revenues in 1997. The SBA commended Shah for shifting his company ; from a military to a commer . ci.al focus. ! The winner was Ross 1 Young or Columbus, Ohio, 1 who developed an environ- mentally safe compact-disc storage system. The firSt nm. ner-up award went to • ; Matthew Fleischer, David • Vollbracht and John Matte ' son, of Coiuml,?ui....Neb. 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I On8 Coupon Per Customer. One Coupon Per Customer. One ll9UPOO Ptf Custorrier. I Coupon~:r'ieaoo PROCESSING LABS 32ndAnnual July 2 - August 30 10 A.M. - 10 P.M.* HJLY 15 - ·JULY 19 HJLY .22- 26 HJLY 28 - AUG. 4 • • Newport Beoch/Costo ~ opment approved by the county Fem Pirkle, a spokeswoman He said while ~me of1US""Te1Iow - cOAst .. iast year. fl pJarmtng romnuss1on· fat e gM.ij:), sAKl sfle li satisfied f REED employees ase •lifers,• there are ers approve thP coastal develop with The Irvine C:o.'s revised i others who use the skills learned CONTINU ~ D F"OM 1' ment perm.it on Tuesday, the area development plan for Newport CONTINUED FROM 1 in the lifeguard program in differ ..A ~ic hNrtr'I• I ent fields will be divided 10to 11 tracts, indi· Coast because-it leaves another the fourth .,...... : . 1eet of touru1 commercial devel· under by a rip current Reed wu •This job r~es a lot of disa Vi.dual lots Will be graded, access 70 acr~ as open swce. NeWport COMt .... I pline. and you have to make opment. It will go before the roads will be constructed and "It's a better plan than .the pre : 300 yards away when he saw the wtlf gg .... tit! important decisions qwckly, • he county at the end of the year or in homes will start to go up starttng it "*" j girl gasping for air. He sprinted to vious one, mainly because con 1:)0 p.m. ~ ln1he added. •vou also have to main~ early 19991 M£.J!ton said this fail. centrated development left ! her aid and pulled her from the and ~ COmmllllon tain your focus on the obangmg Friends of the Irvine. Coast, a more open space, including ! ocean, possibly saving her lif~. The seco~d phase ~f the resi ~ 'oon:\ 10 CMc i The girl's family wrote endear conditions because you can get Corona del Mar-based watchdOg dential dEtVelopment Will include wildlife comdoci," she said. "In eent.r f'tua. S..W. AN. ! ing letters to Reed and th'~ city. easily distracted.• .mother 375 homes. j group, filed a lawsuit against The the overall plan, 77% of the land I He recently found the letter and Oddly enough, Reed feels most The lfousll"\9 development, Irvine Co. over the Newport Coast l9 remaining open space, and we l scanned over the comments. ·at ease hundreds of miles away in known as Wishbone I iUl, is part of de\>elopment that resulted in a feel that's a significant achieve reached has played a major part ! "When you come 'to Southern the high desert. He plans to retire the overdll Newport Coast devcl· ~ettlement agreement. ment. Tite arrangement we've in doing that.• i California beaches, you are in witJun the next three years and 1 good hands,• he said. #The life- then spend most of his time hunt guards are highly trained and ing and camping in vast solintde. slcilled. They are a re~kable "When I'm done I will dellnite lot.• ·1y miss it,• he said. •1 will uiiss the Reed passes his kriowledge people r wor~ ~th and al~o tha~ • . . . . and expertise to other lifegua.rds. association wtth the water. 1 • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs des themselves. Volunteers must tecrs· to give emotional su}:)port to volunt~er support group for Bajlet pertod1cally in the Daily Pilot If you'd be at least 25 years old with a terminally ill patients and their Pacillca, needs volunteers for a like Information on getting your 0 For over cl quarter of a century. the EnV1ronmental Nature Center In Newport Beach has provided a liVlng classroom to thousands of school children-who learn about science through a hands-on experience with nature Many of California's natwe plant communities. ranging from a redwood forest to a desert, have been replicated, and the ENC's wildlife habitats and walking trails make children eager to learn about the world of natore. Today, the ENC has an unparalleled , once·ln·a-llfetime opportunity to expand their nature preserve and add new educational facilities. A one-acre parcel of land adjacent to the ENC has become available The ENC must raise enough funds to 1 purchase the property or ri!.k losing their frontal access and Fn\Vfd.([i<, If.'\ 1rn lf.l/\.X Tt t l\TIH I~ tOCATED AT HU EDWtdW\ IRVINL SPECTRUM W H ERE THF visibility. With this _additional acre, the center can ~ontlnue ) K. .!: l ', tr, f '.'. /'. (' '.\I f I 'h"/INf • : ALL FOR r.ROlJP '>Alf~ & INf ORMATION 949 8J 2 IMAX helping children learn in this "environmental wonderland." Please help us save and expand this valuable land by making a corporate or Individual contribution today, Your generous donations WiU·Aot only enable thl!r company or Individual name will appear on the ENC's permanent, on-site donor board, In newspaper advertisements, and other publ.lcltY.. In addition. you wlU receive a "grant deed~ representing one square foot for every $25 donated. .,,; - --- ~· (Pita,.-- c\11- al -dotted- line- -and -l'Mll- thii- fonn to- the- ~-- btloY,;-- I .. ---.. - .. ------~ ~ · Gl•ln~ Information ...... c....r The ENC 11 o ~ edutotioftol 0tgonl.r•, and la open IO Name(s) for Grant'llld-...._ _ __. ______.__ ~le for loVrt. con1r.~. Ofe IOJl.deductib&e ENC Fedtrol loA ldenlificotlon Nvnlbef. 23 7 I 82A23. __._ - II fl," ---=:1_iJ·: FRJOAY, JULY 3, 1998 7 PLUMICAFll llLMllAY . CIL'I ~MERAI 1770 Newport Blvd. CITEIUll .CLR 602 l:.ido Park De., Suite 2E 870 Santa Barbara Dr. 369 E. 17th Sc. 1221 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach Newport Beach Cosca Mesa ' Cosco Mesa Newport Beach 949-67 5-2700 949-644-3662 94~-646-9383 949-548-7586 949-645-5000 ...... - '· ...... lllLl'l IL 100 Main Sc., Balboa W•DDllll IDllCI mc1rro ~ 949-675-7760 270S. 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Bay St. 360 Sen Ma~ 1107 949-650-5577 Costa Mesa Nnrport Belch 949-642-43tl 949-760-9222 , • • • t I f ' Fri~, July 3, 1998 • Spom Edi!O' R~ Carlson • 949-574423~~ .. ' ,. Sonie humiii_ty· ~d · a lot of heart - ~ • Setbacks helped keep Corona nights later, when unranked Huntington had reached the 1997 CIF Southern Beach handed the host Sea Kings, then Section Division m title match, identified ii del Mar boys volleyball on track No. 2 in Orange County behind Harbor, return trip to the finals as th$' primary a 15-12, 4-15, 7-15, 15-11 , 15-7 'setback. ~n route to CIF Division m crown. destination this spring. ·. It was CdM's only best-of-five loss outside . They appeared right on track alter 8 ARHV f Al I KNI It of the Sea View League and, according to wilming the RedDndo Invitational in early senior Greg Burden, it gave the team's March, wbil~ also knocking off future ~Pb three spanking new starters a serious dose Division.ID quarterfinal foe Costa Mesa t took JUSt 48 hours in late March for of perspective. and eventual Division Il runner-up Tustin, euphoria to tum to humility for the · It showed our younger guys we /!\. win over Fountain Valley preceded Corona del Mar High boys volleyball couldn't go out there and go through the the aforementioned Orange County team and, a little more than two motions and still win, H recalled Burden, Championships windfall, for which Coon months later. it proved to be a who along with junior returning starter was awarded tournament MVP laurels harmonic convergence. Dennis Alshuler and senior Greg Coon and Alshuler and Burden were The euphoria took hold after a were·the other half of the lineup's all-tournament honorees. · momentous 15-9, 14 -16, 15-11 triumph veteran-newcomer mix. "I wasn't glad The rugged Sea View campaign over Back Bay nval and top-ranked we lost, but I knew it would help our team featured a pair of losses t<> eventual C CF Newport Harbor in the Division 1 finals of realize we had to keep working hard • Division I champion.Santa Margarita, as the Orange County Championshlps March every day and keep improving to get well as Newport, whiC:h ran the table to 23. where we wanted to go." DON lfACH I DAILY Pl.OT But 1t was easy to be humble just two Coach Steve Conti's Sea Kings, who SEE VOLLE YBALL PAdE 9 Corona del Mar's volleyball forces, en route to a CIF championship. THE SEA Kl GS ~ A harsh fall apd winter gave way to some glorious TOP10 spring success, including + 1. Voll~ll wins OF Division CIF volleyball champions Ill crown. and CIF tennis runners-up. + 2. Tennis wins Sea View league, is runner-up in OF BAMV FAULKNFR .Division I. • 3. Baseball makes playoffs for first time since 1992. hits record . eJdom has a school's nick :.w homers. name rung truer over the + 4. Aquatics star Kawika years than at Corona deJ Tarayao is schoof's Male Athlete Mar High, where the Sea MARC TIN I DAILY Pl.OT S of the Year. Kings perennially earn their place + 5. 'TY Harper is first-team oronadel among the athletic aristocracy of All-OF and Newport-Mesa fl Mar HJgh's the Sea View League, Orange Player of Year in baseball. C 1997-98 County and the CIF Southern .. + 6. Dennis Alshulec is AIKIF .,.,... . season was full Section. of major efforts - For the first six months of the in volleyball, all-district in among them the 1997-98 school year, however, bask~ll . explotts of its strong league competition, a • 7. Ryan Cooper is All-OF in ... football team, moderate talent cycle, and even football on offense and with.a behind-the-s.cenes political defense. machinations, appeared to con • 8. Three Gregs (Strelzow, smothering spire to hide CdM's keys to the defensive effort Burden and Coon) AIKIF in boys athletic kingdom. -:. water polo, volleyball. against Marina ln None of the school's six fall a narrow 10-6 + 9. Parker Coflins, Matt and winter-sports teams won Emery, nonleague loss. more than two league contests Denneriine, LMlce Bryan Other moments and, in what Principal Don Martin Kramer, s.meer Chopra and to remember: termed •the most incredible mis Curtls Ellmore are league f, 111 Tenn.ls standout carriage of justice I've seen,• an champs in respective sports. Parker Collins, expected move from the Sea + 10. Nick Hood and Mark the boys soccer View League to the Pacific Coast Hatfield named all-district in '"".. ' trying for 1998-99 was sabotaged by f09tball and baseball. team to county principals at the 11th hour. , maintain some But. with the suddenness of a were all-district in two sports. order, water polo silent coup, the Sea Kings liere's a sport-by-sport review: standout Phil returned to power with a supreme + Volleyball: Coach Steve Conti's DlRocco sending spring, as volleyball won a South- Sea Kings avenged a 1997 title a shot toward the em Section crown, tennis reigned mp.tch loss to Santa Ynez by. goal; and home over Sea Vie·w subjects en route' dethroning the three-timei run 1lugger to its first section-final appear- de(ending CIF Southern Section Erle Wlethom ance since 1983, and baseball secured its first postseason berth Division m champions with a (47), accepUng since 1992. thrilling 5-15, 15-8, 12-15, 16-14, congratulaUom Despite widespread consensus 15-13 triumph at Cypress Col! from Mike and a series of well-founded lege. Bergey (left) and appeals, Martin's bid to get CdM l'o'ennis Alshuler, who pro- Matt Thiede. into the PCL went to no avail. duced a team-high 26 k.ijls" SignificanUy more productive, against Santa Ynez, was a first- ' however, were sterling perfor- team All·CIP Division m selec mances by individuals who dis- ti.on, as was fellow 6-foot-5 mid tinguished themselves, their team dle blocker Greg Coon (21 lq)Js and their school and a matCh-high seven blocks Ryan Cooper (football), Ty against the Pirates). Harper and Ryan Achterberg Senior Greg Burden, the (baseball), Dennis Alshuler, Greg tea.m's best passer (39 digs and 13 Coon and Greg BW'den (volley- ldll.s in tbe tiUe win) was a sec- ball), as well as Greg· Strelzow ond-team All-CIP choice and (water polo) earned All·CIF Joined Alshuler and Coon on tM Southern Section credentials. first-team All-Sea View and Diltance runner Matt Denner- Newport-Mesa Distrk:t squads. line (3,200 meten), wrestler Sophomore setter Ke Bryan Kramer (145-pound cku), Han.sen was a second-teem. .All tennis ~~comm~- Sea~ plck, as was sophomore-. 'glll), Will a 'nm.. CJiOiira ootilae bifter Mlb-:Tacbon. ind Curtis Ellmore (dou.blel), and The Sea Kings alto won the I IWlltliibiit:uun 1!uU1T Cti-•ra Ors ge· ~••; Ch 1 r w 1 rpu 1 lpdntl) W-. IHpe r&.uc-· (cWMtlng ,a.ck Bey m.1 New- ~ ~'I C Harbor in a beat-ot·thiee I Gf = and tbe Redondo r :u:.. wbll ) BeeCb Ille"-• ~ ..NctilC M• Dlildd _ ~ u coon anct Bur- .. - wbo plu to play collegiately > ~ •of lbl Ill bM1W • U1C met UCLA. retpecti* ' AH'Un§.... HIDdtlDat· ml1cWMVPlaUN11. Y·: Mlllllb~ '? t '1 fa.. Caal&'lawwn'!hbidl'.-... •_ .. ---- ....Min ~ - L.z....i,..;.,,.____ _, ______-- __...... __ 'V'!'..______"-'"'! ______,, ______::.~':.":.":.":.'::'"----~ Hatllld~---- ( ~~.---.~~------~wl b•1W) ...... ------~-- ~Sl!!E~~~YS~M--~~...:_----1:--.-.-• t ~ . . ' . . Newport Beach/Co~ Mesa Doiiy Pilot LC fridat. 9 f e · r ?=' .Ji...... ~ b1!?J u&t battled injuries and a r~-r-~----- ~---:---:"'!""~..;....,_..., (.284 with eight homers ...... _...---_.....:;,,...._..._..._...... ,...... ,..,.._...:.__... ____, __ ~...... - G9M~¥.:S and 15 RBl)"1md1tnlfor 9Wftg "9l'a View fiehl to second baseman Nate tinisp 6-20, 2-8 in feague. CONTINUED FROM 8 Lemmerman (.300 with Junior Dennis Alsbuler - two homers - includin~ averaged a team-leading in league. the aforementioned two 9.1 points per game to + Ten.nll: oach n:m Mang's run shot to beat Santa gamer all-district laurels. squad didi lose a single match Margarita - and 18' He was· a second-team based on ' t differential, but fell RBIY.. I all-league selection, as Lewis also providelayolf .toes Viet.op Valle~ dual meet.s;'and wound up fourth streak to end the season gave the ' . 1§:2• . ;t .. ·. ... fridoy, July 3, 1998 ... Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot ~'1 ILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTICH llil MQTICH • ·· ·~lal~ Conlr ctCH'" H STREET IN AH Rt ZONE. 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Lftse •------Large pool, new car- RENTALS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wtllltill If IM in. Clef reHln NIGUEL 1052 HOMES 1100 gated, lbr Luxury 949-494-6841 Agent COSTA MESA 2624 pet & much more. ••- •••• *ARE YOU DRUNK? 111 llt rny ltltr••• tht 111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TWN pano view, gar, Sorry No Rots WANTED 2726 Please be wary of out Blood Alcohol Testers.. OCEAN VIEW Giant•• $2300./$1 700.tJnhJrn, 545·4855 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil of area companies. Esll mates l e v e l s : •••lllllS d •111l1t. I• 11111 M A t 720 0811 RENT 1 & 2Br D etached ~" w ·m11a11(1 11 11 ' private lot. 5Br 2.5Ba LIDO PENINSULA ary, gen • Cottages w/Patlo 2BR 1BA, East Bluff NB Rent al Wa nted ! Check with the local 0.02% ·0.3%. Pocket· ..... """'9117 *1s. Tt CIM oh . a 10.00011. Priced 1 BR 2BA/3 BR 3BA Buy 11. Sell rt. Find 11 . near beach .. Cathedral Twnhom nu paint & Near ..,.water. up to Bet I er Bus I nes s sJze. Accurate & Fastl ,.li tl-.crt111lutitl, call llCJO to sell at $329,000. QulQt Community with Clasetne d . through classttied cells, frig. Move·in carpet. 2 car gar, re· 51200/mo, lyr lease Bureau before you ·Send 55 each to: Tell-Im 1t 1 ·~•·15M . fer Michael J . Lambert, Private Beach, Brand Special! 5675 .. 5400 trig. deck, overlooks prel'd . Need 2•3 br send any money for Person•I Tec h Co. Ult WullilttM, DC 1111 'lent Agent 949-499·8497 New Lap Pool/Spa, deposit. 548•2421 greenbell . Pool, W/D 2ba. single father w/ fees or servl ces. · ~ead 2153 Maple St. fB ~U!llO .. 421--. Ocean vlew Condo Fitness Fae. Starting NEWPORT NEWPORT hkup $1400. 760·8227 13 year old daughter. and understand any Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 Only $1 56,900. 2Br at $115.0.949·673·6030 BEACH BEACH *28r 1 8 a ve~ clean •Upstairs 4br 2ba• No pets, no smoking. c~ntracts before you FOCUS Gradsl I 2Sa, Good Locatlonlll Trla n gle Squa re 2 669 2 669 ~=~ro~c;74 ~0V:e\45~ 2·prkg spots, S2400m 9 O 9 ·9 4 1·94 9 1 acgn. Shop around tor 'M i ke McCaffrey·~ Broker 949·661·5227 area f!amlly/pet park li~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~J 714•241.B850 4704 Seashore across rales. Youth Conference s19K. Avail now, from beach 650·8381 Unbelievable Oppt'yl 7/ 31·8/2, UCI, ages Ow{ler 8 48-5 100 - •Costa Me••'• Best •••••••••I In t ernet 15·20, 497-6916 MISSION FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Jr-1br & 1br, also"2brl•••••••• COM MERCIAL D•lf Trading! ""T BIG CANYON 1 ba , quiet gated . REAL 'l:STATE curious? 260-4975 VIEJO I"'- comm. poo1, tennis. MISCELLANEOUS ,.. GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND easy access to RENTALS ••••••••ICREDIT 2107 1:3emullul iroe-llnc , . ~ , ' I I I \,,_ • 12 · Friday, July 3, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PifOt Advanced phone helt> HOUS•K•EPeAS PT Sal•• P.ereon, 1ntern•Vmrktg must b• Sandpiper Motel mutt be r.ilable I. Burm••• tooklllg cal onllne. Earn S 100 + 1967 Newport Blvd. honest, 15·20~rs a found In th• vie c5r per. day polenllal al Co11a Meaa 6<45·9137 week, •·9pm, $8.25/hr Ouwood~ A~ ;;.ftorl)e...... ~ ... o.&My"> ltOflU• nsurance 949-722·1288 Art Sales CM Gallery Lotion• & Lace Newport Com. Broker• 743 Baker St. CM Is looklng tor moll· JAGUAR Lost cat W ~ltll .,.. age •••king exp. SPORTING AUTOMOBILES 9105 Suuex/Oover, grey vat9d, sale• otl•nted CSR, for Emp. REAL ESTATE 6065 ------·- tabby w/whll• feet, people with eJCp In BenetltJ dept. SALES FfT or PfT ------cool cat.' 631·0675 design & custom RequlrH pr0Jec1 & Licensed or not W•'r• EMPLOYMENT '91 Sov•rolgn framlog. FT/PT poll· org. 1k1ll1, marketing hiring nowt ERA will WANTED 5535 VltamHter Ski ma- ACURA 9010 Grey/grey lnr•(· L oatl Black & while tlon1 avalt Incl' Sat. exp., & analy1l1 of pay your req'd cour•• 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chine paid $250. A.Jlt• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low m II• a : kitten w/black mul· Fax resume 848·81528 quotea. Customer svc. and provkle lrainlng. 11 •-F-U_R_N-ITU--R-E--- - - Ing StOO . • (2WPLA25) '13.9:95 tache. 7 mo old, lasl Chances are 6014 714 898 2414 Bkpr/ Secretar~ AP/ akllla crltlcal. 800·400·5391 xt:119 Gourmet Hialth~ ' 92 Vigor sapd, A.JC, BAUER LOTUS aeer'I on 8·25·98 ,,.ar you wtll find Mlcroaoh office exp. S a les & Catering Cook, houaekeeper. O.hr Int, lull pwr, am/Im 714-e42•7700. Bayshore Or & PCH. PR/Type 150 wpm+ what you need Computer Ill. 722·7331 req. 2 yrs exp. and AHlatant errands, xlnt t•f 'a. Blk metal bunkbd, t~ln TV ELECTRONICS a1ereo, cc, alloya t-...,.., ,...~,...-v-e-,-.,...-n_,..- NPB. 548·9908. 1 1 92 80 or FalC rH. 122-7085 current L & O Ile. Establlahed upscal• Looking lor FT llve-out top, dbl bottom. Obi 1., 58500 obo 875·1789 OrHn/tan lthr, 19low m l at the price Call Barbara Burns ros1ourant looking for position. 720·1113 mattress lncl'd $2257 STEREO ) 6080 ( ) s : you wan: to pay Clerlcal Positions 949·283-0006. Or fax 663135 14 995 J{EALTH & S 1 2·$18Hr-No Exp resume 94i·283·0906 a responsible, com· obo 582·423·7265 LM ------BAUER LOTUS when you read pule)' literate assistant •••••••• • *CABLE TV It CADILIAC 714·042·7700 FITNESS 3000 Neel f;ull Ben1fll1I • 9040 Classlflod 888·292·7091 X 2626 MEDICAL BILLING )llllh 5 years min exp DESCRAM LEAS - J! t Dental Receptionist Xln'I S$$11 FT/PT for "full lime work. MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 LOW co:Tlll '93 Vand'en PIH ·~· · t' Famllv Health benolltJ dally Call 714-440-4308 ' '95 Fleetwood Good Black, cream rthr, Pleasant, ethical office mony pos. 0111111, full 1 • 800.21 ~.4125 J. { S2Q.95/mo. por tam. Sf.$2·5878 needs exp'd dental trainl,ng modem req'd TE!ACKERS Unlimited Internet Ac· . oond, runs good, (6889~99U ')R L~OST1U9S,99~ ," / No hoallh or oge re· •••••••• porson. Good oppl'y,_8_,oo,__-s_5_0_·8.,..6_60...,....e_x_2_0_1. $8·$11 HOUR NB cesa 58K·emall-WWW re·t>ullt engine/trans, ,.. E L _si_rLc_t._8_00_·_590_·5_4_52_1 EMPLOYMENT for change. Xlnl ben· Office Assistant ' Preschool neQds PT/ ANTIQUES 6010 519.95 + setup. SI· •••••••- '$1795 obo. 850·3236 71_4.e42·77~ ~ .r, • efils/condlllOOI. N•w· . se·cretary & llght ~~Its ·~~c':~rr :1~ E. l ii~iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii erra-net 888·431·6911 G~GE SALES '93 XJS ConV1 ·• port Ctr. Call Tues-Fri acc tg , 1emporar•1 11 1 Black, tan llhr, • for lnlo 940·1124 9·3pm M·F 645·3861 toddlers & Preschool. French pine Armolre1------FORD , 9075 CO changer, low ml. Heatth Care Benefits 955-2072 Paid $6000. aacrlllc• WA,NTED (187h6) 521 ,995 , Savings EMPLOYMENT omce Allt pl 16·20hrs Tennis Court/Social $3~40;,.~!~~,.4,,15c~nd. TO BUY 6019 COSTAMESA 6124 '07 Mustann . BAUER LOTU• $30/mo. fnllre 5530 NPB. Life & Henllh Ins director needed. Fun 1---·-~-----"-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 714-042·7700 FIND Cust svc, Micro Word working environment 1, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Classlc,, good working 1 ,...----~~..,.,,,--- Family. Doctors. an apartment Sal Comm w/exp Mo· k M & T ' I BUY ALL PIANOS cond ~ '3000/flrm, • '94 XJ6 Hospitals. Dental, ACT NOW through classified llvated. 714·477·0266 w · :nds ,A. ~ • ue. 380 E . 19th St. Furn, won't last! 759·1748 Black, barley leather, 94..... 8.., 00 AnllquH·qual. furniture windows, garden stuff, ------(696088) $21,995 Prescriptions. ORANGE CTY FAIR •------Offic e Mgr/Recept. lpc or houseful cash clothlng. NO • o ~alrmont Wagon BAUER LOTUS Chiropractic & More. MELP NEEDED selling ARE YOU Flex hrs, prolesstonal O th ? paid (714) 957·8133 birds ea-1 1500/obo fair cond, 714-042·7700 Trdptcal Plants daily office, Ins bkgd pref'd, n 9 move Old Coins Gold Sliver (714) 723.·5543 Pre·existing frorr .July 10·26. Seo FRIENDLY, comp skills a musl, S II '94 XJO SUver C'onditions Accepted. Trop1c:i1 Treasures al RESPONSIBLE dependable 252.0908 e your extra Franklin Mint. Sterling ------'88 FeSTIVA Super Grey lthr loter, low {nl, Old watches & jewelry NEWPORT deal. new tires, runs 1·888-248-4651 Bldg 1O tBootns 601 • & CARING? PAE·SCHOOL DIR household xlnt cond. $21 ,50o. 603 on ~ULY 8 & 9 Weslcoast Coln ~2·9448 BEACH 6169 exlnt, orig 34K ml. We provlde Prof. E.C. educator Items 949.·973·421 •• Reps. Welcome. No From 10AM lo 2PM. RECORDS/TOP$ "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3700. 714·722·7201 No Calla Ple a se. Transporllltlon Services noeded as school dlr. in Classified License Required. to our elderly and for Tutor Time chlld- ..,...._.;.;..;...;::;.:.:;;~.;..;.;:;-=-- Jau, R&B, Soul, Rock WE PAY WELL disabled communjtf. Etc... 50.1 & 60•1 MIJ ADDRESS 71~1------~----C rTY tAIA IMWN0-111'1 ITEM: (15 CHARACTER LlMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) ~111'1 ,. D ESCRIPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LLMit. INCLUDlNG SPACES) $100 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·1 I l I- $175 MMMC).8118 COST OF ITEM: --· -==------PHONE # ______~,. 71~4 714.4MM 101 ~18 TREASURE CHEST R ULES AND INfORMATION I A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGES, ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WEEK. ~18 ' B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. M ERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO 71~1- lQwh 1100 7'14'151• $500 ONLY. 0NB ITEM PER AD. c) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSINESSES MAY PARTICWATE.· D) To PLACE. YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL rr. OR DROP rr BY OUR OFFICE. OUR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STR£BT COSTA MESA, CA 92627 WE ARh LOCATED OFP NEW'PoRT BLVD., BETWBBN VICTORIA & 19ffi ST. R 'HOURS ARE 8":30 A.M.-S:JO'P.M •• MONO'Xr-PltmAY. ON YOUR ENVELOPE Pl.EASE NOTE, "A1TE.NTION: TREASURE CHEST." FAXES WIU.ALSO BB ACCEPTED WITH CREDIT CARD (714/631-6594). s ~otANe-es Tu!st>AT, N°"". ANrAD 111ATR£K~ rms~~"".!11 (9EADUNB WILL PUBLISH 11IE FOLLOWINO W!Bk ...... -...... --- MID• r ,. . 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F,.eEtttmem l"7359Tt 93t·2111 All l'y}Mt of Aooft All Work Qu.,.ntffd -- ---. ~--·· 631-1085 WINDOWS 39J4 OoldenW••t Wlndcfw ··- r-~· kruegu painting i~'lm."1..~"llo~'Ui ct.. nlng ' CALL TODAY FOR residential SatJ1fat11on gu11ant1UO YOUR FREE paint & wood "7RC Roofin Llc'd·lns'd 83t·1S92 restoration IN·HOME ESTIMATE matt hew 1 FLX r.EAKS! U ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot World's L.argesr. · · Selection , #I in Sales & Service NEW 0EALER FINANCING· AND LE.t\SING AVAILABIGE WORLD CLASS TRADE-INS . ASKABOUTOUR INCREDmT,E T.EASE VALUES. '94 SUZUKI SIDEKICKJX CONVERTIBLE ~ s5 995 White, Grey Inrerior, white !l>ft top, 5spd., 4x4, Alloy Wh~ls. (3MC.X67t ) ' . ~ Scheduled maintenance incl · J. . '97 HONDA CIVIC DX Blue, gray interior, 5 spd, A/C, factory warranty (3VOB872) $11,995 up to 3 years or 36, 000 miles. '89 VOLKSWAGEN VANAGON s13 ,995 Blue, grey interior, Cam~ delight, stove, fridge. (2PSV962) . . . ~ ~e~.~!~~~wSJi~~~N StJ,995 ~!.!.!'f..~~w~?c~~IGN . s14, 99 5 ~?.!k, !~~~:!!oo~~ miles. Jaguar Select Edition Warr. (670673) $16, 995 '93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD. s17 995 Black, gray lthr, 4WD, 4.0 V6, full pwr, prem. soW1d, low mi. (107229) ' ~?.~k,{~~~1!. ~~~~r.~ mi . (6692 99) s19' 99 5 ~?~ !!;.?.~tcrio~~ dwiger, low mi }agu>r Seka F;l10on \\'arr. (691457) s19 '99 5 '93 JAGUAR X]s CONVERTIBLE s21 995 Black, tan leather, CD changer, low mil~ . (187236) ' '94 JAGUAR XJ6 . Black, Barley leather, mnrf, Low mi. Select Edition·Warr. (696068) s21 ' 995 , '94 JAGUAR XJ12 . · 5 Oyster, tan leather, CD changer, low mi.Jaguar Select Editon Warr. (695418) $2 3 ' 99· '9S CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS Frost beige, neutral shale lthr, chnne whls, phn, fuc. warr. (3LBU285) s24 ' 995 .- · , . '9S BMW S2Si · .., ~ . . ~ "' $2.5,995 White, beige, sunroof, CD changer, lo~ miles. (3 NWC604) '95JAGUARXJ6 . · s2s 99· 5 Black, coffee lthrt low mi, luxury pkg. Select Edition Warr. (3LKK563) ' '9S JAGUAR XJ6 · · . s29 99·5 Tiwlium. pai:clunent leather, low mi., lumry pack.age. Select Edition Warr. (72 11 89) ' · 211 S Harbdr Blvd. Cotta Mesa