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Home My WebLink About1995-09-07 - Orange Coast Pilot.. S ~ O~R TS COSta Mesa debuts new footliall team WE EKE Havingjun im2 squar:e, but COl'ld be Serving the Newport-Mes. community siru 1907 David Stinson, pictured awaiting a pre-bial hearing ln April. ) Father gets one year in daughter's ·death • 'The punishment is already there,' attorney says of single fa th er who says he accidentally killed his only child. By Carotyn Miller, Daily Pilot A Cbsta Mesa man who claims he accidentally shot bis 15-year-old daugh- ter to death in October while cleaning a gun pleaded guilty Wednesday and was sentenced to one year in county jail. Superior C9wt Judge Ja.ck Ryan also sentenced David Stinson to three years' probation in the fatal shooting. Stinson's sentence is much less than the maximum nine-year penalty for involuntary manslaughter imroMng a gun.. ]Jut Rona.Jd 16ar, Stinson~ court- appolnted attorney, said the drcum· stances of the case -involving a single father and his only child -were out of the ordinary. ·nie sentence ~'less because (the case) is different -it's unique," Klar said. "We're dealing with a situation where it was his own daughter, and the devasta- tion from th1lt is a lot different ... the pun-. H . \ C r,, ·1 < > " < H <> <> I ishment 1s already there. Nothing you can do to Mr. Stinson can be worse than what happened that night.• Stinson, 39, admitted tOI police that he accidentally shot his daughter Collist~r - · known by friends and family as·Natis -m the throat the night of Oct. 27 while be was apparently cleaning or checking bis gun, according to police and court docu- ments. At the time of the shOQting, Stinson had been drinking, Klar conceded. But, he added, his client has ·not touched any alcohol# since the incident and has completed a program for alcohol treat- ment to the satisfaction of the county probation department. •(Stinson) showed a little emotion the whole time (in ~wt), and a lot of tears were shed durin~ this wbole..ca.se, • Klar said. "He':; pleased with U;te outcome, but it doesn't close anything. It's a partial closure -that's how he feels.• The case was set to go to trial until a plea bargam was reached at the last moment Wednesday morning, Klar said. In order to receive such a sentence, which Klar claimed he • expected an along,• the defense took nearly a year to •SEE STINSON PAGE A16 . Bad vibrations · plague reservoir's unhappy neighbors •Source of odd 'sound sensation' eludes engineers as residents continue to complain. By lina Borgatta, Daily Pilot The vibrations have have pldgued the neighborhood and baffled the water district ever COSTA MESA -They say it's since the agency started up the almost more than they can bear. reservoir's gas and electric pumps Water district engineers still m June. haven't beef! able to pinpoint the ~It's not quite a sound. and it's source of a peculiar sound vibra-not just a vibrabon -it's a comb1- tion believed to be corrung from nation of both," neighbor lsabe the pump house at the agency's Vl.Ilson spid, trying to describe the new 18-million-gallon reservoir odd senlation she feelS when the site on the Lindbergh School pumps are on. ~u·s almo<;t a sub- yard. sonic kind of sensdbon, because And the c;;ittiation's begmrung I you do feel 1t in your body • to take its toll on nearby resi-Water dlstnct engineers dents. believe the quiet TUckus 1S caused "I'm d nervous wreck,· Wilson by one or more of the reservoir's Street resident Ida Mae J,.ubbock gas pumps. A monitoring crew said, her voice quivering. "I've has been taking ~ound and vibra- broken out in eczema all over my lion measurements for about a anns and on my scalp because I'_m so upset about all Uus. • • SEE RESERVOIR PAGE A 16 Wetlands irrigation project wider fire MARC MARTIN I OM.Y Pit.OT Ken Plsb now spends his days worrying about waves rather than le910D plans, having retired after 30 years with the dlstrlct. • Plan to fill duck ponds in San ~oaquin Marsh would dump thousands of gallons of treated waste water into Upper New- port Bay, critics charge. The City Council has also expressed its concern over the lrvme Ranch Water OistJ'ld's pro- posal The district plans to imgate a senes of duck ponds in the San Joaquin Marsh using reclaimed waste water fr.om a water treat- ment plant The project would involve dumping thousands of gallons of treated waste water tnto Sdn Diego Creek. water that would then now into the Upper Newport Bay CUTTING CLASS -FOREVER By Jul1P Ro~~ Lrnnon • Longtime Corona del Mar teacher totes surfboard to the ' beach as former colleagues brush the dust off schoolbooks and blackboards. .. For the first time in 33 years, Ken Fl.Sb will be ditching class on the first day of school. The 54-year·old former Corona del Mar High School teacher retired in July and plans to spend today surfing, sunning and lounging on San Onofre State Beach. "That's one of the reasons 1 decided to retire -to spend more time surfing," said Fish, known to former students as "Senor Pez" -"Mr. Fish• in Spanish. While other Newport·Mesa teachers spent Wednesday morning at Superinten· dent Mac Bemd's annual employee pep assembly-information session at the Edwards Newport Cinema, Fish was put- tering along the coast on his surfboard. "I was thinking about them as I splashed •SEE RETIRED PAGE A15 r----------------~ By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Bob Caustin was so enraged that he placed a large jar full of pale yel- low liquid on the speakers' drus of Newport Beach City Hall. That's what the city will be allowing into Newport Bay if it allows a wetlands water S\}pply project to proceed unchecked, Caustin said, pointing to the jar. r- \ I I I ' ~ \I \ I I .... l\lll"\ INMATE REACHES OUT TO TEENS · I . , SeaFest to dock Saturday AROUND TOWN AS 8ESTBUYS ~ Al ClASSIAED 84 ENTUTAINMENT A6 FOOD A13 SOCIETY A7 SPORT'S 81 \\I \11111: Serving time for burglary and auw theft, Balboa native enli.sts the help of local pen pals w get his message across Tony WOOdard gets out of prison in Janu- 1997, tM may disc<>ver several new friends ck in hb home town eager to mue his ~tance. - ;~.WOodaiil. a &aJbOa lll4and native, tltllervtng a four· ~c-~ at CdfOnile State Prilon. Corcoran. Cor ~ Uid uto twt. WbUe Mritng ..... WOoidmd II~ loce1 tema not to fODoW Jldl eum· pie. bi.-...'° tbe Belboa Blab, a~ newWilt· -· ....... Mked ~ Jlin POUnliil' to ...., ..... -·=· .. ....... .. ..,. Of~ ....... ..-; ._ ..... &oo•k•u and the~...._.. Woodlrd. a1. Writel 'tn • ...-c1atec1 ~ 3 .• ,,_. 11 lrvme Ranch water offiaals say the pro)ect will have no sigrufi- cant impact on the bay. Environ- mentalists dnd regulato agen- cies are not so certain. Jiocu- mented responses to the ~ect's draft environmental il'llpact report, regulatory age~cies raise t .f ,. greer ""Ylder Your memories can be picture perfect T be 'latest In photographic technology is now available at Cal's Camera. located at 1770 Newport Blvd m Costa Mesa. Cal's Camera has ·the only Kodak Creation Station in the Western United States," says Woody Black- bum, manager of the photo-imag- ing department The station is a do-· it-yourself unit where you can scan prints. negatives, slides, and CDs, transform the image on a Macintosh screen, and Wlth a cursor you'll be able to crop. minini.ize some scratches, and reduce red-eye. "What makes this so unique is the gorgeous pnnt the digital con- tinuous tone printer makes, without the use of cheoucals: says Black- bum. The computer will also have 75 pieces of clip-art, prefab borders, and greetings for creating business cards. greeting cards, or calendars. NftPort-Meu Ullllled ScWd Dlllltd .... drMr .. Hayward sweeps down tile lm&de of bis ba9ba~ODOf today'• ant day ot IChooL ~ard wW be clrtvlng Uae UilCobi Sdaool route wttb no,. at Corona del Mar IDgh Sdlool and Vlctorla School. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Box Brothers (722-6937), a new box, pdckagmg and shipping com- pany Wlth 18 stores m the Western states, has expanded into Orange County with the recent opening of the Costa Mesa location at 440 E. 17th St. City officials nail down sign ordiil3.nce here for s"uppori Box Brothers is a Godsend for people loolol\Q for odd-shaped box- es for odd-shaped items. Owner Scott Parsons says Box Brothers can create a box for anything, and ship 1t anywhere "We've sent boats, pianos. car- tops, bicycles, furniture, and baby strollers We do what other compa- rues won't want to handle." Box Brothers also guarantees the lowest prices on boxes, and packag- ing malendl, mcluding bubbles, peanuts, tape, and labels. And it's more than a movers dream, there's also full serYJce UPS, Fed·Ex, mail, stamps, and fax and copy services. • Decision marks the end of a two-year effort to update and streamline the code that was created in the mid-1970s. By nna Borgatta, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -City officials Monday night decided on a method of separately calculating permanent and temporary sign space for businesses and placed time restrictions On the use of banners and window signs. Once the new plan goes into effect next month, permanent signs will be calculated using an equation that takes the building's width and depth into considera- tion. To determine total allow- able permanent sign space. the city's planning staff will add one and a half the square footage of a building's width with half the square footage of its depth. For temporary signs or ban- ners, the allowable space will be detennined by the size of the store front and will allow for a minimum of 25 square feet and a maximum of 75 square feet. The exact formula the city's planning staff will use to figure the space is one-half of a square foot of banner space for every linear foot of store front. As for temporary window signs. the new plan outlaws dis- plays that cover more than 10% of the window space. The current code allows for signs that cover lip to 25% of the window. And to prevent perpetual use of temporary signage, merchants will be limited to 12, 10-day peri- ods of display a year. But don't panic if you're a merchant who just bought a 100- squa.re-~oot banner. The portion of the new code that governs use of temporary signs won't go into effect unW the beginning of next year. "There was some concern expressed that some people· might have bought banners thinking the new code w ouldn't be enforced unW the end of the year,• said Peny Valantine, tbe city's planning manager. "This will allow people who have made the investment an opportu- nity to get some use out of what they have. And it gives them plenty of time to become familiar with the new code." Monday's decision marks the end of a two-year effort to update and streamline the city's sign code, which was created in the mid-1970s. In July, the council gave pre- liminary approval to the new sign .package that will do away with a nwnber of limjtations many local merchants have con- sidered unreasonable, including restrictions on letter height and the number of characters that appear on a sign. The new plan also will allow use of changeable copy sigris like reader boards and electronic message displays -types of signs that previously 'have been reserved only for theaters and motels with restaurants. MENTAL IUHESS SUPPORTGROUP The Alliance for the Mentally ill of Orange County provides education and emotional sup- port for families dealing with mentally ill loved ones. A free support group meets from 6 to 1:30 p .m . every Tuesday at Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave. in Cos- ta Mesa. Call 544-8488 for details. DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP Mariners Church $ponsors a free djvorce recovery support group at 7 p .m . every Wednes- day at 1000 Bison in Newport Beach. A donation of $5 is sug- gested to attend the meeting. For more information, call 476- 0991. CARE-GIVER SUPPORT GROUP U you don't rrund paying top dol- lar fpr quality home accessories, Squadgy Antiques (650-0855), located at 369 E. 17th St., in Costa Mesa has a great selection of unusual finds that you'd normally find in Los Angeles. Squadgy was originally located on Robertson Boulevard in L.A. The walls of Squadgy are paint- ed a shocking pmk, and the pmk accentuates the chandeliers. bronzes, sconces, paintings, statu- ary, ironwork, architecturdls. slip- covers, mosc1.1c pieces, rellgious pieces, and appointments. Press release causes slippery situation Register now for community classes COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Community Services Department is offering several classes for children and adults beginning Monday. A support group for the adult children of aging parents m eets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month at Oasis Senior Center, 8000 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona de l Mar. Call 644-3244 for more informa- tion. •Auto garage owner says he doesn't want to see used motor oil dumped down the drain, but he isn't participating in state recycling program. The Art Store, located at 4040 Campus Dr. in Newport Beach, is having a closing-down sdle. All merchandise is marked down 20% Items on sale include paints, paper, easels, charcoal, drafting tables, lamps, technical pens, books, brush- es, mk, transfer letters, frames, wan- tercolors, and art filing systems Since everything ts discounted, all sales are find!, and there won't be any student discounts. Figge Photography is offenng its special deal for one more week: 50% off all family sittings and 25 complimentary Christmas cards. Figge Photography is located at 240 Newport Center Dr. in Newport Beach. You can call (644-6933) for an appointment. • 8IST IUYS appears Thursdays and Sat- urdays. Whether you're a merchant or a shopper. If you know of a good buy call In@ at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170. By R. John Forstrom, Datly Pilot COSTA MESA It seems that for Frank Hanrahan, owner of the Haus of Performance auto garage in Costa Mesa, doing his part lo ret')'cle just wasn't enough for the stale of Califor- nia. Hanrahan, whose indepen- d ent auto garage accepts small of amounts of used motor oil as a public service -charging resi- dents only what 1t costs to have the oil hauled away -was shocked last Thursday when he read a press release m the Daily Pilot declaring that his auto garage would now pay citizens in exchange for depositing used oil. Haus of Performance, it seems, had been certified by California's Waste Manage- ment Board to participate in a state sponsored recycling pro- gram. The only problem is that Hanrahan never agreed or wanted to be certified. Although he expressed interest 'at one point and even received application forms, he never signed up for the state program. •I wrote to the state, and they said that they would pay me 4 cents for a quart (of used motor oil), and in return I would pay people 4 cents a quart,• said Hanrahan, who has done business in Costa Mesa for 15 years. ~·But, I had to do all this paperwork {each month). I am · not going to do three hours of paperwork a month when I can pay a private agency 32 cents a gallon to haul the oil away ... and I don't have to do any ~pjlot hour answering servke may be news stOfles, illustr ltions, edito- used to record letten to the rial matter or advertisements editor on any topic. herein cen be ntproduced with- ADDRESS out written permission of copy-T'EMPUANRES VOL 19, NO. 206 right owner. Newpoft BHCh Our addrns is :no w Bay St • Corti Mes., <:allf. 92627. HOW TO BEACH I.IS 74161 THCMAS tt. '°""50N. Orculatlon Balboa li'ubfJ,her C<>RRECIJ()NS The limes Orange County 74161 WILUAM LOIOILL. Editor It Is the Pilot's potky to prompt-Costa Mesa nwww•a. ly correa all errors of wbstanca. (800) 2s2.g141 90r'64 Managing Editor ~ase ce" 57~233. Thank you. Adverttslng COrona ct.I Mar -YmOI, 0ty Editor Classified 642-5678 8616] • MAK~ Photo Editor ~Newport 8Nc.hlCo5ta Mes. Display 642-4321 ....... Editorial I SURF POMCAST Orculatlon M#t•r O.:!Yi Pilot (~144-800) Is News 540-1224 LOCATION srze MMC IOIGN'r, pu llhed Monday through Sat Vlledge 1-lsw "oductlon Manager utdey. In NM!)ott Beach and Sports 642-4330 Newport 1•3 SW . Cost.I Mime, tubteriptlons ar. News, Sports Fax 646-4170 Blackies 1·3sw NOYoattWO. ~~r only Miii.a. by IUbtctibing to E-Mail: FLn.71BOProdlgy.com River Jetty 1-lsw LNllA IOMNION. </ The T1mtS Orange County (800) M•ln Office CdM 1·)SW llrOmotJons 252·9141. In.,... outside of Business Office 642--4)121 ,.,lport had\ and Cofta Mesa. M•MDD llWt, Controfler sub«tlptlons to the O.ily Pilot Business Fax 631·5902 90AnNG Light. variable w· .Wail ... by INil for p« month Second class Publlstiid bY winds thlt morning = p9ld • COit.a Mesa. CA wlll shift to the \WSt indudt ... appic.ible Cahfomta Community HMl. at 15 knots by after- ttne Ind loc.ll ~) POSTMAS· • T1mei Mlrr0t Compeny. noon. 1Wo foot Your~ Mou\ the Dally Jehy s. IOeln. 1"' Send ~ dwlngls to llrllldent and ClO ..,.. wind WIVft, 1firH "lot or ntW5 tips Wiii b9 record-The~ hacM:osta Mes.I foot routhwi9t Mltll. ed arid gJWn dlt«.tf)' to tdlt« Otlty ""°'-P.O b 1560, Cmta .. 0 19" c..llf, CN M Moml'lg tow douds WMti.m Lobdell. 1ht NfN 2 .... -... CA. t262t Copyrlgti1: Ho . All rf9hti riieM!d and~foiwMI paperwork.• SURPLUS FOOD As a result of his business being named as a dispOsal site, citizens have begun to discard containers fill.ed with used oil on his property -not even attempting to collect their 4 cents per quart. .,, The news release, which was sent from the Waste Manage- ment Board to the Daily Pilot, also stated that the Haus of Per- formance would except up lo 20 gallons of oil per person per day. Among the classes offered for adults this fall will be "Home Haircuts,• •Baking Sweet 1Teats" and "Planning Ahead for Those College Years.• Children's courses will include instrumental music, guitar, bal- leVtap, cooking and acting. For information, call 645-8551. Seniors and low-income fam- ilies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free U.S.D.A. surplus food be tween 8 and 10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month in the rear park- ing lot of the Church of Christ, 286 Avocado St .. Costa Mesa For more utformation, call 631- 2177. Swimmers invited to join Porpoise Oub Correction: Even if Hanrahan wanted to participate, he said his garage's 120-gallon storage tank would hardly be sufficient. Although the Costa Mesa business owner said he has no intention of ever participating in the state's recycling program. he will conpnue to accept four to five quarts of used motor oil from local residt:!nts. The Newport-Costa Mesa- lrvine YMCA is fanning a new swim club for local children called the Porpoise Club. The Porpoise Club, designed for advanced swimmers 6 to 13 years of age, will meet from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday beginning Monday. An incorrect date was print- ed in a birth announcement In Wednftday's Daily Piiot. Jef- frey and Karen Donnan gave birth to a baby boy on Aug. 23. Note: "I know people put oil in dumpsters and also po~ it down the drain. I don't want to see that happening.• Each session of the club lasts five weeks and costs $15. The~ Alot Community Forum p1ge will not run tod~. LOok for the Comrn\i'\i· ty ForUm to mum~. dear to sunshine and warm temperatures. T10ES TODAY flmlow 2:41 a.m. -0.• Flm hlgh 8;59e.m. 5.1 Second low 2:39p.m. 1.0 Second high 8:4Sp.m. 6.1 , AUOAY Flm low 1:18 a.m. .C) .s First high 8:591.m. 5 1 S.Cond low l :ll p.m. 0.1 S«ond high t:29~m. 6.0 ... ~64 For information, call the YMCA at 642-9990. COSTA MESA ment worth $7,800 vanished from behJnd • 200 blodt of Ogle: A ~ar-old CON the ~rge desk at • hotel while the Mesa man, William Mk:hael owry, was owner of the~pment, • hotel guest. arrest.c:t on suspicions of commerdal bur-was eating ast In the dinl~ room. glary after police ~ elem!d by the alatm • 2000 block of Paloma 0.-.: A 1,500 ~ et the local beer and wine bUsll"ltiS bike was stolen from an =r• whll• whkh t..owry broke into. LOW'l'Y r.port9dly the owner WIS Inside the , ~ QPefl the skylight on the roof of the ness and aow.r.a him.ff lmlde wtth .... Oln'IMOt an electrlc.al cord whkh wbseqvently •no l'"9t addtw etWn: An On'tMio broke. Once Inside with no way out. Lowry ~Newport lffd\ WAS rtpe)IUdty reponedly sat down. drank a beer and ate a from behind by a 1Nn :7!.ng a sandwich untl~lce arrlv.d. a knife who demanded~ wtMr'I • JOO Wocfl of 19"' lt.t A manager It mart te>ld the robber' he had no cash. the Edwards Trlengt. Squn ThNters WIS bendlt al~ n.abb9d him In the i.g ftw INlklng • large CMh deposit It en ATM Just times then ren ~· The lttcttm newr saw before mldnlgh_t ~when 1 men his ... 11ant. a« ~to pOlb repotts. •rm.cf with • he~ al= w.llctd •11001111odlof~arw A~ up to Nm end delNnd9d beg of mon-welktd Into 1 ._..room Ind ltlole the .y. The robber~ the Caih and ren ~ ,!.!isoo Wetch and Sto in <.lllh llW'I, bUt was Into a trelttr ~by Mid In 1 ~ cttp. a wttness. Costa MtM police, with aid • 1• ~ ....... It.a A burg&ll' brGb of police dog •Aa.• end I~. M • Into••= CMnero. whld'l wm ~ rounct.d the tralltt perk In the '100 btodC of ._., mr*'9o. ,.,.,, .. but wwe unlble to Qtd11he hit. •2 ..... ilfaORMltta•AS.0 No one wat lnjuNd In the Milt. =-~~.:.:·°' ·-~-....... ~ .... ' .. .. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 .The gi.al of the century JUSt plods alorig without him . M y wife and I ha~ owaecl boats of various sizes and types for about 30 years. When we finally moved up to one, a 25-foot Coronado sailboat, that we coulctta.ke to Catalina and other places we could stay overnight, we made a pact that we woy.ld not have a television abodrd. w'e have continued that pro- hibition ever since, and life has been just fine. We have, howev- er, twice violated the spirlt of the agreement. Once was when • Richard Nixon resigned as presi- dent of the United States. We w ere at Isthmus Harbor on Catalina Island when we heard the news. Our friends Tony and Pat Beran were a few moorings away, so we swam over and, hanging off the stem of their boat, witnessed the his- toric ~vent. Our other nautical video ~vent was on an October Saturday some years ago' when we were at Hen Rock Cove. It was the seventh game of a World Series, and we happened Pride awards Costa Mesa's Pride 7th Annual Neighborhood Pride Awards Breakfast takes place Sept. 12, at 7:30 a.m. in the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club. The guest speaker is Bruce Merrifield, Pas- tor of Harbor Trinity Baptist Church, and Neighborhood Pride Awards Chairman Ron Amburgey will present awards to • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lnldftJon Continues Since f972 '.I 1t:K T.\ll ~ ~ i H Jl ) T' 'I ' l'Hur,E •\rH ,\[J l90E. 17 TH ST .. COSTA MESA 645-7626 . ,......, PUIPU ...... lllAlllA A ntw colof for tht- popular ~nia groundcover. Gazanw bloom profuKI)' -- _I ---- -... •1 fred martin across our boat partners' pocket- size television. We fired it up and watched the game as much as one -let alone two -can watch anything on a 2-inch screen. But that's it for us and televi- sion at sea. However, I will admit1to a fleeting twinge of a misgiving when we were bead- ing out last month for a nine-day cruise. Good grief, would I miss anything vital in the trial of the People vs O.J. Simpson? The answer, of course, wa.s no. I missed almost two weeks of the trial, yet I miss,,ed virtually nothing of substance. About all that happened during that fort- night was that the trial of O.J . transformed itseU into the trial of Detective Mark Puhrman. One of the reasons this trial has fascinated me -yes, I am an admitted O.J. junkie-is that you never know what's going to happen next. There have been so many surprises, so many twists and turns. Just when you think the re couldn't be anything more explosive than whatever hasjusthappened,BLAMI Now, the only real SUfJ?rise left is for the jury to bring in aver- dict of guilty. Or will there be something else to spin the whole thing around? Will Johnnie Cochrcine's bead explode and spew his arrogance all over the world? Will Judge 'Lance Ito crack up on the bench, live on worldwide briefly in the news the winning recepients. Cost is $5 per person and the public is invit- ed. R.S.V.P. to Ron Bauer at 545- 2726 or Bobbie Hendrick ~t 546- 1087 by Friday, Sept. 8. 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Am I the only one who won- tlered: Hey, pal, why don't you continue past noon this Fnday? Why don't you just plow straight through the weekend? Triple time for some bailiffs w.ould be a lot cheaper than a retrial. . Almost as bad was the day when the JUIY got to hear only 20 minutes of testimony before noon. Then, Ito called a two- hour luJ'lch break. lf I were presiding over this trial, I would hear motions and other off-tracking legal maneu- vers on Saturdays and Sundays -- ·~ ~ ~ --· Cdoolo<- c ........ o..,..._. c-r_... only. You want to interrupt the trial. do it on your own ti.me. In addition to the swpnse m this case, I also find fascinating the weird people who pas through their moments in the limelight. Remember Rosa Lopez? Kato Kaelin1 Now the focus is on Laura Hart Mc.Kinny. She's the •screenwnter• who mterviewed Fuhrman and wrote a long-unsold movie scnpt based, in part, on those inter- views In fact, McKinny has nev- er sold a scnpt. Yet all the corre- spondents and TV ancb.ors con- tinue calling her a •screen- writer.~ Despite all the notonety, she still can't sell her script on women cops, wtuch'tna.kes her as much a screenwriter as hall the waiters in Hollywood. ~ PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Nl'wp1 •rt <. c:nter Dm l' \01t1: I Io Nl'wport BcJd1 , -14 \ 644-6933 $}000 Yet Cochrane and his army al defense attorneys have made McKfuny and her tapes an expert on police behaVlor, cove • ups, "N-words" and just about anything else they wish. Personally, l think the prob .. lem Wlth this tnal is th t Jud Ito doesn't have a gavel to pound U he used one of those, suspect this mei. would've be over Wlth months ago. ---.i;t FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday Its CHRISTMAS IN °SEPTE.\fBER! 5000~" JJ All fo111ily Sitti11gs 25 Comp I 1ment11 ry Clrn .. h11t1s Cards Summ er Special Effective through' Sept 15tl1 • Call or an A l1i11tnlf11t • Off Your First Month of Any 3-Star Package The fun never ends with O>mcast Cablevision's Starpack Premiwn Packages. Choose any 3-St.ar Package with tw~ services from ctth~ HBO, Onemu or Showtime and t'njoy all the latest hits uncut, uninterrupted and commercial-ftte for one low price. As a bonus, >-oull also get Encore. hit moVlCS from the 60's, 70's and 80's. Plus, you11 enjoy C.Omc:ast's complete basic service.:. the best in movies, specials. news. m~ sports and so much mo~. C..tch AaE. The DilmwryOmmel, ESPN; Tbt ~Oaanncl ana CNN. You'll abo tn;or Tht Disney ~.original programs. music specials and classic animation. indudtd in all SwpK.b. With HB<>. you tJd a new,~ bdOrc Sttn movie ~rr. Saturday Night. Thi month S(e Jean..Qaudr Van o..nme in Timtrop and Mmn~ Griffith in Mille~ Plus o~nal movies and .ria. ~and to mum more! 'Oil sa.wtiawt ~am 1tt ~hits Mid more orijiml moYiel thllft na-~-This lallOl'I llljcJy tht new..-M Pronltil ("~ ~ Fonda md Nimlll C. in Ir OMtl ~IO lb.I llid 1" Di~ IW•rliil ~Shatt. ~ .---- ~~-ent delay.eel for father. suspe~ of killing irifant stepson u MS ASSOC1A11DN OC OWi& • d ..,,. Alfftotlophic: ~~ ScMI Olis (N..S) ~ <>r.,... County~ nJi ltllr ha Mid for~~ FOi ")Jf,~ all~ OireaOr St> tJ q K«eaeC -37S-1t2'.2. A.LZMEMD'S ASSOCIATION The Alzhefmer'S AsloOadon of Or-. County needs votume.n fot rts \ltsiting Volunteer Progr•rn; support group~ ~for f)Atients and ..... ~~ fot the volunteer helplirw Interested ~ tHr5 Qn call 283· l 111. AMERICAN CANCBt SOOETY IOY SCDUT5 Of ''B'CA M:.. Vdunteer opporti.nties indude fund- raising. ~ram dewlopment and cranng to oisting tn>opJ ~ J*ks. FOI more information. call Devon Dougherty. S46 4990. IOYS NID Gla.S CWIS Of COSTA MESAINE\WOU IEAOt CDAA ..sA unMCY _,... n. C.Glta ..... u...cr GroUp,... ~co Mlip people bec:ornlt' ...... -°' tMd\ English -• iecond .... OU.. for lnfonNrdoc\ Giii ~ s.. lllM. CDStA ..sA ~ cena The~ senior .,w.s f l(I;. ~ ~ ... the com« of 19d\ Street Ar1d Pomona A\lenUe. Metes \IOkmeen fot • ~of Ullts. for more inforrna. tion. QJI 66-2356 from 9 a..m. to S Pft\. COOKT AJlfllCMNTED 5'ECIAL ADVOCA.TtS Of OltAHGE cotJHTY . NEWPORT BEACH -The arralgument of a Newport Beech man suspected of tml.ng bis 9- • day:-old mtant stepson wa delayed Wednesday Until Sept 29. Zonith Sllaw, 22, the manager at the Pine Knot Motel, was arrested Sunday at the old motel two hours after bis stepson Anthony died at Children's Hos- pital of Orange, according to Newport Beach police reports. Shaw was reportedly caring for tbe kdant at the okl mc:Ml at 6302 W. COMt Highway on Satw'day wblle SuM.n Shaw, the baby'• motber, llept made a motel room. Wbeo poke tint questioned the couple aboUt the bab}''s fatal lnjuri.9, zmttb Shaw Mid it WiiS an accident • But wben police confronted him a second time With tbe autop· sy reports that indicated the baby's death was a result of child abuse and blows to his head. the young stepfather confessed that he lost bis temper, ·exploded• and hit the crying cbJ.ld. accord· ing to PQlice reports. Susan Shaw cJe41ed out all her belongings Sunday night and then •vauisbed. • tenants a t the motel said. Ne~rt Beach Police Sgt. Andy Goois said police do not know where Susan Shaw is, bul she baS not been charged in relation to the death ol her son. Susan and Zonilb Shaw were mairi.ed less than a month ago and also bad a 2-year-old girl liv· ing with them. The girl is in pro· teclive custody. a ccofding to police. Zonith Shaw is being beld without oail in Orange County Jail. The ~ County R.egion of the Americ.an cancer Society 11 seeing office wlunteen for numerous~ and hours. Ako, volunteers .e being sought to answer catfs for the units Helplirw lnfe>Center For inform.ltion on tt'8le and other volunteer opportunities, Gall Jane O'Connor at 751-0441. The ttv'H «ea Boys ~ Girts Oubs need llOh.WYteef ~ and ~ or a •ft worbhop ~ for k>Qtions and additional information. call Oidt Powerl. 6Q-224S. \lofunt.en are needed to make • two year commitment to serve as ado«>ates for abused. neglected and •bandoned children During the ~ period. vdunteen worit ~with. child for 3-houn a W'M4t. FOi infonnatiot\. call 935-6124. o.fcn Foundation for the Arts Dekwe Foundation for the Arts. • non- profit organization dedicated to dance at 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3. in Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For more information. call 241·9908. City sets out to corral stray shopping carts ,• AM£IUCAHS FOR FREE OiOKE tNMEDION£ AfnertCans tor Free Choice in MecflCine, •• non-profit educational <><ganizatioo founded on the idea of individual liber· and free enterprise, is seeking office volunteers. For mo<e 1nformat.ion, call 645·2622 CEHTENNIAl. FARM TOURS Volunteer docenb are needed at the Cent'1'1nial Fwm at the Orange County Fai~ in Costa Mesa, call Ginhy Smith. 708-1s17 .• CENTER FOR 0CREATIVE AllUHATMs The (.enter for Creative Alternatives, a non-profrt charjtable organitation which wotb through the United Way. has a need for volunteen. graduate le-r el interns or trainffS. For Information, DISCOVER'( SHOP OiscOYefY Shops are run by the Ameri· can ~Society. Volunteers are need- ed and no special skills are.. n«~ry. For information. call 640-4n7 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. AMEJUCAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE call Karen. 642-03n. The ~n Home Health Hospice OISPVTt RESOl.UTlON SERVKES Program needs volunteers to give emo-COU£GE HOSPfTAl. Dispute Resolution Services needs vol· tional support to temunalty ill patients The College Hospital Costa Mesa Aux· unteer mediatbn., (.ase specialists' and and their famihes in the greater Orange iliary is seetcing wlunteen to perform ~ach as.sistants to help in a variety of County area. Training rs prOVlded. For derical, reception ~ gift shop and I mediation cases. Bilingual language 1nformat1on, call 550-0800 other duties at the hospital. For infor-skills are needed for both offke volun- CROSS mation, call 642·2734, 9 a.m . ..-p.m. teers and fcx mediaton. For more infOf· ;AME«KAN RED --II 2"'" ,.,.oo The' Orange County chapter of the COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE I mat1on, ca ~. American Red Cross needs volunteers to Community HospKe cMe, an organiza-EASTER SEALS _ address communrty groups. a.bout R~ tion that p<ovides medical and emotion-I E c-ls Soci _......, --• Cross sel'VlCes and to act .n lta1sons with I . . . nd aster ..... a ety ,..,.,.,,, VUtunteers ~ ed. . d ' d . al support to terminally-ill patients a for ongoing derkal wortc help in pro- the m ': rn . r~ster ~n em;r?: ~rt· their families in Orange County, needs grams for children with d'lsabilities and ~=e ~~~;'s7'8;;°J'~~ Miller. 83~ vo9 1~_TeersFor 1 1n formCost.a ~esa and ~ewport to help with special events For informa-. • • eov• n atton or registration · II 834-l l l l 5381. ext 422 call Ci~dy Laird, 978-7447. ' tron, ca · AMERICAN YOUTH socaR Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1995 soccer sea- son reg1strat1on Parents of boyi and grrls a<Jed 4 112 to 16 are needed for CONSUMERS FOR l..EGAl REFORM EXOiANGf O.U B CHILD ABUSE Consumers for Legal Reform has an I PREVENTION aNTER . . I ongoing need for volunteers to monitor Volunteers a~e needed to help famrlres civil court judges. A compute< and dona-where an Incident of ch rid abuse has •• computer input, telephones, coaching, refereeing. equipment and purchasing. Call 640 2539 tions are also needed. Fo< mo~ infor-I been reported and a ref~al m~ by I matlon call Barbara at 854-0881 . ·tt_le co~nty. a_nd to worlt with fam1hes of h1gh-r1sk victims of parental drug ackhc· COSTA MESA OV1C PlAYHOUSE tion. For information, call 722-110 7. The Costa Mesa Civk Playhouse needs ASSOCIATION RENAJSSANa CREATORS volunteers for ushering, backstage, ARC is a non-profit group in Costa mailings, typing. lights, and many other Mesa which sponsors and supports mul· duties. For more information, call 65(). tr -outreach community servrce pro-5269 grams, such as the homeless sanctuary · Volunteers are needed For tnfo~~ (OSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCJETY call Dr Renee Namaste, s.40-5803 The society collects Information. pho- tos and artifacts relating to the histOf)' BALLET PAOACA of Costa Mesa and the Harbor area. Vol· The Ballet PaC1f1ca Guild, a volunteer unteers are needed for clerical t~. A l'.m!.r EYETUCK Spt'mlist \7[! Cal/ ,'Jou· for r RfE Cmr'-ult .,,:,. LYON EYE 760-3003 2t At 1-0 U 9 s g BUY 5 SEU USED CLOTHES, TOYS & ACCESOAJES, ETC • 2584 flewport Blvd. (at Del Mer) COIU Mee9 (714) 831·7383 l" I IU_l U II L 1_J Bl_f. ~ ' i I I ' • ' I /,' t I 1 I ! \ I I,/ \\ ; I I /I I 1 / ; I" ' . I 1 I f, 1 '> f, 8 I .! • Compromise with Gro- cers Association hasn't worked, council says. By lina Borgatta, Daily p;/ot COSTA MESA -It's been nine months since the City Council passed an ordinance aimed a t sweeping city streets and side- walks clear of abandoned shop· ping carts, but the new law hasn't worked. So on Monday. the council decided to hire a Bellflower com· pany to go out and coll ect the for- saken baskets and chcµge the owners $12 per cart to cover the cost of retrieval. The new law, which went into effect last winter, raised the ire of some members of the California Grocers Association. who at the time argued that their stores already employed aggressive retneval efforts. They pushed for a comproDUSe that would allow the industry an opportunity to develop their own enforcement program. . North Carolina deep discount pricing comes to Southern California HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS 722-7224 J 30 E. 17th St. U>sta Mesa • 1 Houa Coloa Fili EssiNG SERVING NEWPORT ·MESA AREA FOR OVER 14 YEARS• RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • LAWN/GARDEN M AINTENANCE •NEW LANDSCAPING/LANDSCAPE R ENOVAT ION & CLEAN UP • LAWN RENOVATION, A ERATION & FERTILIZER • R EASONABLE R ATES • P ROGRAMS TO F IT ANY B UDGET • f AMily l PD Poaam • ~T P~oros ~CAMERA REpMIS r--~---------------------~ 1 FREE Znd SET OF PRINTS 1 I II FREE F.'ILM I I ..,. W*:I..,., ~°""" I .c:icaipgn,,......,. ....,.... .. ~-•.-.4• L----------.. & • -----------..I HOURS : Mon.-Fr 1. 9 -7 . S et. 1 <>-8 1835 NEWPO~T BLVD. COSTA MESA (714) 842-8205 (COSTA MESA COUlrTYARD ·ACROSS AtOM STROUDS) Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful. Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert bride, block, stone, tile, late & concrete work . • Can recommend quality d ignen • Quality work in Co,,ta MCjl & Newron .Beach ince 1969. • Draln gc pfoblenu' We solve them. ·The council a dopted the orcti- nance in December in hopes that the grocery ind~ would be able to police themselves," said William J. Morris, the dty's direc- tor of public services. ·a ut that program has not worked.· City Hall employees say they continue to receive complaints about shopping carts thaf have been abandoned throughout the city. And in May, the city conducted a one-day survey within a four· mile radius of 17th Street. A city crew located 46 shopping carts scattered throughout that area. A second survey turned up l 06 abandoned carts. And, according to o ty officials, about hall of those carts belonged to California Gro· cers Associabon member stores ·1 think the ·aty Council and city staff. have worked in good . faith with the California Grocers Association and with the indiVld· ual grocery stores in the city." Mayor Joe Erickson said. ·aut I certa.m.ly have seen no irnprovf'· ment whatsoever H The $12 fee that· will be> charged to the cart owners will cover a $10.80 collection chargP It also includes a small admmt'>· trative fee, Morris said . Each cart is w-0rth an estimated $125 to $150. The council is hop· ing the stores will find paying thP $12 fee a favorable alternative to buying a new one. l!L~Q We Cater Fiestas lxNbition ~ Our Sp •daltyl ·~~--~ • ~Tortillas • Strolling MarlacW. 714 WINE AT TOTAL DISCOUNT Phoneror FREEWAY CLOSE• NO MEMBERSHIP FEE new':. 0 UNM.UIVASLE LOW P'NCO -TM£ MOST POf>Ul.All PUC! llTHE LA. AllU t...t.d FOA READERS 10 BUY PRDIUM WIH&. •SAYS WINE & SPlflfT'S MA4AZ1NE ,,_,, WINE CLIJB HIGHEST QUALITY VACCINES COMPUMENTMV "HEALTHY m • EXAMINATIONS STATE LICENSED VETERINARIANS QAT ~DOG FVR+cP •••••••••• SI . RabhlS .......... se Lauumla .••••••• S12 DHLP+P ........ $10 .· ~. -. NIE TfLIMAltkmNG 5EM9Wt Jeffrey k. Hansler wUl )Md a seminar tiUed •Telemarketing and Telesales1 Head Ott the Hang Up and Head 'em Home• from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Friends Meet· ing Room of Newport Beach Cen- tral Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. kansler, author of MSelling the Cowboy Way," will present the best approach to setting up appointments and getting com- mitments from prospective cus· tomers, Preregistration is not required. For information, call 717-3800. FRIDAY ~~~.__.- RUMMAGE SALE Find bargains· at the semi- annual rummage sale at the First United Methodist Church of Cos- ta Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. The event is spon- sored by the United Methodist Women's Organization to aid their Mission Project.$. For information, call 548-.7727. INVENTORS FORUM "Profit Through Inventing" is the title of a seminar scheduled for 7:30 to 10 p.m . in Orange Coast College's Science Lecture ~· Presented by the Inv~ntor's Forum, the work.&hop will address RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. WMre Your Dollaf Covers Morel 1922 HAR80R BlVD .. COSTA MESA • 5'6-1156 Introduction to Zen Meditation A workshop with presentations, vkleo, dlscus.slon & meditation Sllllday, Sept l O 1:00-4 :oo pm Mesa Busln,ess Center 711 W. 7tb S,t. A -8 Costa Mesa $30 .00 -Pre-re2istration requlrea Sponsored by Zen Ho me Srltcl1ery For further info & re2}stratlon call: "blrol Mudd (71A) 631-5389 prOduct inventing, legal protec· tiori, market evtluetion and ven- twe f:lnandnO. 1be cost ls SS for members and $15 for visitors. Other workshop dates include: Oct. 13 and Nov. 10. To register, call 432-5880. MEAKFAST aua · The Sport.I Club IJvine Break- fast Club will meet from 8 to 9:15 a.m . at 1980 Main St., Irvine. Richard Reisman, publisher and CEO of Orange County Business Journal, will speak on "Orange County's Economic Future.· The cost is $6, which includes conti- nental break:f ast. Fo,r reservations, call Sandy Adamek at 644-1232. SAILING SEMINAR Gino Morelli, a multihull sail- boat designer, will give a presen .. talion at Orange Coast College's !Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway. on the difference between sailing monohull and multihull sailboats. The three- hour session in scheduled to run from 7 to 10 p .m. and Morelli will focus on specific techniques of the monohull -including sailing, anchoring and navigating. The cost is $23 or $39 for two. To reg- ister, call 645-9412. CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK This networking group meets at 7 a.m. every Friday in The Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave. in New- port Beach. This week's speaker, Orange County Treasurer John SA1URDAY ART/MUSIC FESTIVAL Enjoy sun, sand, art and Uve music at the Balboa Art and Music Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Peninsula Park, located just East of the Balboa Pier. This free two-day event is part of the SeaFest celebration sponsored by the Newport Beach Community Services Department and features art, crafts and jewelry for sale by local artists, as well music by "The Sounds of Swing," "The Susie Hanson Band," "Pandemo- nium" and "The Chantays." For information, call 644-3151 . USED BOOK SALE Friends of Costa Mesa Libraries will hold a Used Book Sale at the Downtown Library, 1857 Park Avenue from 9 a.m. lo 3 p .m. Hardcovers and trade paperbacks sire $1; regular paper- backs and records, 50 cents and children's books and magazines, 25 cents. A Silent Auction of rare and unusual books which have been donated will conclude at 3 p .m. For more information, call Jean Femling at 549-2493. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- IFIC SHORES ~TE IDGB SCHOOL DBOLL ROW POI PALL" es Start September 11th • 6-10 Students per class • Building self-confidence Bfgbly motivating ~. CIP Atllletics • SA'l' Preparation • Cpllege Preparatory •Grades 9-11 ? Is your child receiving the individual attention he/she requ.tres to be a.oadem.1ca.lly successful? f Do you have a bright child who is unhappy at school? f Does your child need an academic environment free from stress? Provt4lnC 1a 7NJ'9 ot 9Clucation to 70UUl In South <>ranee Counfi7 362-4987 Tasce of Newport, the grandaddy of all "Taste of~." is back in town and better than ever. Sample the specialties of 35 of the area's top restaurants and fa vorite California wineries. Relax to che gentle summer breezes that sway the palm trees as you stroll along scenic Newport Center Drive at Fa~hion bland September 15, 16 and 17 Friday S to 1 1 pm, Saturday 3 to 11 pm, Sunday noon to 8 pm Balboa Dessert Co. Balboa lsland Coffee Ciao Dukes/Hyatt NewportA?r Farmer's Market Five Crowns Gringa's Grtll Haagen-Dazs Hard Rock Cate Ha.ssan's Cafe Ho Sum Bistro Hooters J.W.'s Callfomla Grllll Newport Beach Marrlott Kolo Restaurant Marrakesh Mc:Cormkk & Schmkk's Newport Beach Brewtna Co. ~fib L I NCOLN cox .............. NeWROrt Landing Neiman Marcus Cafe Pavilion/Four a,,ons llot<>I Ristorante Cantori/ Hyatt Newporter Royal Khybt>r Royal Thal Ruby's Olner Sabatlno's Udo Shtpynrd The Cannery The Watthoa.se Tutto Mari- Twin Pal.ms Vllla Nova What's Cooking Bl-.tro ..-....... -. Windows On Thi Bij Wok lnl Yankee1'a m • THUftSOAV. SEPTEMIEA 7, 1115 . I 11 of the Costa M a/Newport ment benefils, estunated income Hl'JSCb area can obtain free USDA taXes and more. Th C'O$l ts $4 t, urplus food between 8 and 10 plus an additional S.S materta.l fee. tt in the econd Saturday of each To register, call ~32-5880. month in the rear parking lot of APPLE COMflOTBlt aua th1: Church of Christ, 286 Avoca-Orange Coast College's Apple do St . Co!>ta Mesa. For more Computer Club will meet Crom It information, call 631-2177. a .m. to 4 p.m. in rooms 207_ and AIR FORCE ACADEMY ALUM 214 Of OCC's Chemistry Building. The University of Wyoming The club -which is open to any- Alumni and friends organization one interested in computers - has issued an open invitation to encourages the development and dll local Air Force Academy alum-exchange oLinfonnation related m to view the upcoming college to the Apple computer. A begin· football matchup between the ners forum will be held at noon two schools. The no host gather-and the annual membership fee is mg takes place at 9:30 a.m. in Tro· $30. Meetings are the first Satur- phy's Sports grill, 4221 Dolphin day of each month. Call 770-1865. Striker Way in Newport Beach MICROSOFT COMPUTER CLUB (nPdt John Wayne A.uport). Sup-For those individuals who pre- port your alma mater. For infor-fer Microsoft Windows and Wm- m<il!On, call 756-8800. dows applications, Orange Coast TAX PLANNING College has something for you Orange Codsl college is pre-too. Every Saturday from 9 a.m. to st:>nhng a one-ddy tax seminar for noon, the Winners Computer smdll business owners from 9 a.m. Club meets in room 116 of OCC's to i p.m. m room 102 OCC's Fine Arts Building to discuss, Lt~wis Applied Science Building. that's right-th'e development and Jcunt~s Bicheister, CPA and tax exchange of information related professional, will dlscuss topics to Microsoft Windows and Wm- rn< luding home offices. retire-· dows applications. The cost of PAGE ME!! • membership ii S20, wh1 includes a ,...,....,. POI inf<M" matton, c:&D 542-CMta. P\N ... G YOUR ISW'E 4ga1 Optiona. GO Ne~r1 Center Drive, SUMe 1100, Hew .. port Beach, s~ a iedw titled •Protect Your Alliets• it 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney Debra Grim.aila discusses ow wills, living trusts, cbarila~I donations and other tax reduqtion strategies pr rve the value '*'an estate and help avoid probate Admission is free, but seatidg i · limited. Reservations may be made by calling 252-5411. SINGLES PARTY J Meet other young profession· als and dance. the night awtfy at the Young Executive Singles N l · work's (Y.E.S.I) "Orange Coltnty Cocktail PartyH at 7:30 p.m. iu the Sutton Place Hotel, 4SOO MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The singles event ~ designed for professionals, 1.5 to · 40 years of age, and costs .$;15 - which includes a no: host bar, 'but · fet, networking games and prj1t!s · For inform.anon, call 744-1000: E.M.S. GETS RESULTSll EMS, C-20 muec1M to c:ornct llld rem up lo toO tin. In )ult one Wlion ~ eigtmulng llld firming your body with uch progrMllve tmdmenl. 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For more infor- tlon call 640-2663. &ysUk , is at Jamboree Road and yside Drive, Newport Beach . c Harbor View Crew saJuccs for sailing with us during waccrs. Stt merchants for r "Survival" specials. In reciat1on of your loyalcy r View mttchanu arc of- . ng coupon specials co all · r CUStOmcrs. Completion of remodel is jwc around the ner and it will be smooch iJi ng ahead! H11 rbor View ur corner of San Joaquin · ls Rd. and San Miguel Or., n Beach. ~ NEW STORES AT .,..,..LUFF VILLAGE t.aiced Stud.io1 of Self-Defense tJdow open and offcn its services to men, women and children of all ages. Explore the many areas of martial ans: Karatt, Kung-Fu, T hai-C h i and Self-defense. Develop confidence, and physicaJ fimcss. For informa- tion, call 644-9)21. Fore ver Fdenda Gif u & Collectiblea is an exciting new gift store opening mid Sept.em· bcr. Product lines indudc Wah Disney a-ic ~ 6'i;ura , Hummcla. Anna u c, Jolls, bean, greeting cards, and more. Join them for their grand opening schcduJcd fur September t-4-16 and enjoy the refresh· menu. discounta and prizes! £111/,/#ff v;a.~"'" -on EastbluftOri\'e, rt Beach. TAXMAN·MIDD~ Tbe gazebo g«rdeD of the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport 8eacb was tbe setting foe the Aug. 5 wedding of Katen Middlemas of Newport Beac.b an<I Glenn Tnman ot Chicago, ID. Tbe cou- ple gTeeted 200 guests at their recep- tion in tbe Sutton Plaoe Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Middlemas of ~FREE:5: 631-1170 1728 PLACENTIA COSTA MESA ·--·DOMESTIC• IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RY'S;•--• • Electric Boats • Teen Camp • Fishing Boots ~ 9:00-10'~ (Ka)~ I 0'3>-l 2Jlll t"~ ~ saiqO ExcqxFrmy ~ • .\ID~ 3:305:00~V.~ 5:006:.J>~ -~. ,·,_'. ~1 ~ \'£;..·.····· ~ f"•pon ~ta Mesa~ Pilot . fEase iritO fall .with fine food anCl swe t ~ enter 500 la proud to present its annual "White Linen and Jazz• Sept. 11, at The Hyatt New- porter. An afternoon of fine food and sweet jazz will help smooth your transition lrom sununertofall.Jazzsaxophon- ist Dan St. Maraellle is slated to perform along with Kevin Kent at the piano quring silent auction intervals. Founded in 1984, Center 500, a support group of The Performing Arts Center, has raised over $775,000. Member- ship in Center 500 is com- p~ed of local business execu- tives and professionals dedi- cated to the programs of The Center. Tickets to ·wrute Linen and Jazz" are $40 and $45. Call Steve Sokoloff. at 556-2122, ext. 224 for more information. La Dolce Vita The third annual La Dolce Vita, benefiting Cystic Fibro- sis, is planned for Sept. 17. Antonello at South Coast Plaza Village will welcome celebrity Tina Sinatra to pre- side over the end of summer gathering. Antonio Cagnolo, owner of Antonello will serve as hon - orary chair overseeing the pro- duction of a fabulous wine tasting and dinner buffet of northern Italian cuisine. Tina Schafnltz and Paul Musco will handle the orga- nizing duties. Organizers hope to attract five hundred guests and raise in excess of $76,000 -.to surpass last year's tri- umph. Tickets to La Dolce are $100, and can be reserved by calling 938-1393. .... ---~. --, . ' . . ~ ~-. ' b.w. cook . It's about time The Newport Harbor Art Museum is very busy organiz- ing, "..It's about Time,• slated for Oct. 7. The .location for the event is Tourneau, South toast Plaza. An auction of more than 20 original works of art, all based on the theme of time, Will dominate the affair. Toumeau. a Swiss watchmaker and the nation's largest retailer of Swiss watches, will join the world renown Bertolucci, another Swiss watchmaker, in presenting the auction and champagne buffet for the museum. Participating artists include; Kim Abeles, John Baldessari, Squeak Carnwath, Enrique Martinez, Ed Kienholz, Martin Mull, Edward Ruscha and Daniel Wheeler to name a few. Viewing of the works begins Sept. 10 and continues through Oct. 6 at Toumeau. Jay Cantor, senior vice president of museum services, Christies, New York, will serve as auc- tioneer. Art Museum Commit- tee members are Joan Beall, Bobbie Dauderman, Alison Bu~·ing ,.\ ~l'W ( 'ar'! ('all Rahhitt For ,.\ ()uoll'. Insurance, Service & Stability Since 1957 631-7740 441 Old Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach (nearHoa H 'ml) 5,000 Blooming Orchids, Anthaiiams NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY COMMERCIAL ORCHID NURSERY LET OUR FAMILY GIVE YOUR FAMILY help and compassion in your time of need. Whatever your preference is ... burial at al~ or out of state cemetery or cremation that ii handled in our own on site aematorium Our family is availablt 24 hours a dliy with answm support, compassion and ajfordablt prices. . Give us a call today or just stop by for pre-planhing help. Baker Frenzel, Twyla Read Martin, and Sipe Gallagher . 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KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY PILOT Square dancers cut loose at Costa Mesa Senior Center, where the Costa Mesa Sqtaare Riggers host monthly square dancing. 6-nlUE WEST'": This dark comedy opens Friday at tbe Theatre District Pelfor- mances: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturdays and 7 p.m. Sundays. Where it's cool to b~ s·quare 7AVANf GA.JlDE DANCE: MOMIX dance troupe per- fonns at 8 p.m. Friday, in OCC's Robert B. Moore The- atre. • The Square Riggers of Costa Mesa host monthly square dances to keep up a years-old American folk tradition .-and have fun in the process. "I come to watch." said J ohn. who is recovering fTom a stroke. "But. I'll be up and kicking pretty soon. I promise.• Many of her friends on the dance floor have been through illnesses and operations. BMOLIEl.E PLAY: "The Imaginary Invalid.• about a fa.tber who insists his daughter marry a doctor for free . medk'A1 advice, opens Friday at Orenge Coast College. 9 Sl!AJll!ST PO• DDS: Sta-: Des; puppets, and ... petnUng are oGerad 10 a.m..-2 p.m. Sundaf at tbe Bal- boa 8Rnch d the Newport Be.di Public library a5 part d • the Newport SeaPest. 1 0 SCIENCE LEC'JURE: 1be effect demotions on memory is the top- ic d •Making and Preserving Mmaies, •Tue Discovery Sci- ence Center's latest lecture in its tdenc'8 series. The ledUre ~with a reception and reflelbments at 7 p.m . Mooday. ~ By Anna Marie Stolley and Stacy Noelle Brown, Daily Pilot Y-ee-baw! Square dance fever hit Cdsta Mesa, and the room vibrated with excitement. Men and women kicked up their feet and stepped across the dance floor, switching partners. While the caller gave instruc- tions, the women twirled around the men, displaying their petti-'' coats. ' ~Bow to your partner. Comers all. Circle to 'the left. Go around the hal.L • caller Jim Joqnston sang. Although their faces grew red, and some dancers began to wheeze, they stomped, clapped and stepped during a night of all- A.merican down-home fun. Q, z ATRIUM COURT • FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH Mon .• Sat. 11 :00 • 9:00 pm Sunday to 8:00 pm r m FOR YOU, FOR MOTHER EARTH, FOR PEACE EVERYWHERE, EVERYONE, EVERMORE ........ ~ ....... AttJ_ IVjt-i tJUl\V 1-'j "JN\JCJ_J_':') .JV _1 1"1 1 /V\~l .. It was the fourth Friday of the month, time for the monthly dance in the Costa Mesa Senior Center. Engrossed in the moment, the dancers couldn't stop kicking their feet. And who are these dancing fools? They are members of Square Riggers, a club promoting the old Ametican folk tradition and boasting-as many as 100 mem- bers. Square Riggers dancers are .not spring chickens. Ranging from 34 to 86 years old, most of them are well-past the half-cen- tury mark. But they don't let age get in their way. While her friends gather on the dance floor, Costa Mesa resi- dent Lorraine John sits at a near- by table. "Some people have had hips and knees replaced,· John said. "But they're still dancing." ·And a lot of the men have had open heart surgery,• long- time member Barbara Shafer added. Although square dancing isn't popular with mainstream Ameri- cans, it has its following among the older generation. In Orange County alone, there are more than 13 square dance clubs, including Guns 'N' Garters in Anaheim and the Rarnblin' Rogues in Orange. And most participants are ded- icated to square dancing, invest- ing time and money in extrava- gant outfits. Many couples spend hours sewi,ng their matching western costumes. The women's dresses have tight bodices and full skirts, dis· •.................................... , : C,-Y~ Of~ /feciaJ! : • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Buy 1 Dinner Entree at Regular Price, • Get 1 FREE of Equal or Lesser Value . 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Men should wear long-sleeved shirts. Women should not wear excessively high heels. Herman Dorkin. 86, of Balboa Wand. and his wUe, Lois, 81, dance at the Costa Mesa Senior Center. There are also guidelines about who can attend a club dance. A square dance hopeful cannot step across the dance floor until he has taken some lessons. Each dancer must dedi- cate weeks to learning the often- compllcated steps. The Square Riggers offer classes at a cost of $4 per person. The next set of beginner's lessons will start Sept. 14 at the Irvine Senior Center. Members also pay dues of $20 per year and shell out $4 per per- son for ad.mission to each dance. Once a dancer has mastered the basics of square dancing, he can learn advanced steps and round dancing, which is similar to ballroom dancing. Many members are still learn- ing the most difficult steps, hav- ing only recently acquired square dance fever. But some members have been dancing away for d ecades, pleased with the exercise and friendships associated with square dancing. "We got into it mainly for health and to lose weight,• said Peggy Engard, a member of Square Riggers since 1965. ·And then we found out that we enlarged our social group quite a bit.. \ Said Lorraine John as she accepted a hug and smooch from a male friend: •My husband decided to join because be loves to dance. ) joined because the men come and kiss you.· •• PON LEACH I DAl.Y PILOT FU PHOTO and casUes -llke this one from last year's .contest -wlll grace the beach Sunday at the SeaFest d casUe contesl Seafest is sponsored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. arving castle.s from the saild Godzilla, the Sphynx and Spaceman Spiff are a few of the creations constructed ver the years by local architects in the SeaFest sand castle contest. y Anna Marie Stolley, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A lump f sand, some water and d shovel e all John Vezindn needs. With ach as his canvas. he creates a ark of art. Vezirian recently spent a year Hawaii, working as dn Mchi- ct and, in his spare time, carv- g castles, shdrks and other bjects in the white sdnd With his daughter Bnttany al · side, Vezman once built an 8- oot alligator biting d surfer. For a · al touch, Vezindh designed e sculpture so lhdl one leg angled from the alligator's outh, to the delight {and some pidation) of neMby sun- alhers. But Veziridn hd!. lf'ft the lei- aden beache~ dnd moved to ewport Bedch -where hE> is eady to bwld bigger dnd better scuJptures. And here's his chdnce ~cently hired by Thirtieth Street chitects, Inc., Vezmdn will also elp them compete in the KEZY Sand Castle Contest on Sunday. , The sand castle contest is one in a series of tun-filled events packed into the 1995 Newport SeaFest, sponsored by the New- port Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Beginning with the Balboa Days -a celebration of the har- bor -on Saturday, SeaFest delights locals with the wooden boat festival, library programs, a jazz festival and many other activities. New to this year's line-up is a women's triathlon, set for Sun- day, which will begin at the Newport Dunes resort. The course includes a hall-mile swim, a 12-mile bike route and a three- mile run through Newport Beach. And for those who prefer a good sausage to blisters and sore muscles, there's the Taste of large AA RQnchEggs 89~ Newport food festival. This weekend event features the cui- sine from numerous restaurants and will be held Sept. tS through 17. at Fashion Island, Newport Center. But nothing compares to the sand castle contest at Corona Del Mar Beach, according to those who compete in it year after year. The employees at Newport Beach-based Thirtieth Street Architects, Inc., know the contest well. Firm owners Jim Wilson, John Loom.is and Chip Gulley lead the way to the ocean each year, employees and families in tow. The architects and their fami- lies won a prize in 1991 for their depiction of Godzilla eating Pashion Island. And their presen- I tatiom ot the Sphynx; Christo· pber Columbus's voyage, and Spa~ Spiff, to name a few, brought them variou. awards and boun ot fun. · You would th1nk such creative designs wQ\&Jd.take a lot of work. But the architects don't spend much time tn preparation. Some- times they might sketch a few ideas for their sculpture, accord· ing to employee Barry Kyler. But the ar.chitects don't brainstonn as a group unW the morning of the event Lack of preparation doesn't seem to hurt them. After a mere two-hour planning session, the group has a complete sketch of a final product. and they are ready for action -shoyels poised. These aren't just any archi- tects. Designers of the Redondo Beach library, the Huntington Beach Art Center and the new Newport CoastcoOllllunity cen- ter, these experts h~ve more than · a few design skills under their belts, enough to help them build a complex sand sculpture in three hours. But ~g the contest is not their main goal -after all, the whole point is to have fun. "It's such a relaxed atmos- phere. It's for fun, and everyone knows that," said Kyler, 27. So ... are the re any ideas for this year's sculpture burrowing into Kyler's architect brain? Kyler shrugged, then replied, "I don't know. Maybe something comical -like a giant swallow sitting on top of the {San Juan Capistrano) mission ... • And although Kyler's col- league Vezirian has f\ever partic- ipated in this particular competi- tion before, he can't help but catch the excitement in the air. "I'm looking forward to it," said Vezirian, 33. "I'm looking forward to having some fun. And J·get a chance to see what the people I work with are like out- side of the office." rt.I'¥ MYS.-10 UL tD 5 c,...,~ .... Puia ClltltnM 1b1 billGfy .d ebe bUbOI' -chect oUt • ~ U.S. Collt Guard rMCUe ...........,...., bolt mow. bbl&.: Ing d I •'*8tkloi iiDd altl and ~ eMilf». lnlCll'!Dlldon: ~ Sue .... 6":.:J151. Scionis " boats ad through the bmt>OI' In the Ninth AlmUal Wooden Boat Parade~ at 6 p.m; Friday by the mouth ot the harbor. Infonnatioo: 675· •952 .• SEAFEST RJH FOR KIDS -Noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Newport Beach Public Ubrary, Balboa Branch Spedal featw'es include puJr ·pets, stones.and songs wi1h Bar- bara l<Jeip, beginning at noon aM 2 p.m. and bands-on pre- sentation by the Marine Institute ·ct Orange County featuring live sea animals, with shows begin- ning at 1 and 3 p~. face paint- ing and refreshments will also be available. For information, c:a.11 Judy Kelly at 717-3801. SANDCASTLE ·CONTEST -Noon to 3 p.m. Sunday. Corona del Mar State Beach Watch others or construct your own imaginative creation in this fun-filled c;ompetition·. Entry lees are $60 for businesses. and $25 for all others. For infor- mation, call the Newport Area Chamber of Commerce at 7"}j}- 4400. DANSKIN WOMEN'S TRIATHLON -7 a.m. Sunday. Newport Dunes Resort Swim, bike and run through Newport Beach in a triathlon to benefit the Susan G. Korn.en Breast Cancer Foundation. The TASTE Of NEWPORT -5 tQ 1 p .m. Sept; 15; 3 to 11 p.m. $ept. 16 1 Noon to 8 p.m. Sept 17. P.uhlon Island/Newport Center Tempt your taste buds with food from '34 top ~ restau- rants and sample drinks from local wineries. Musical enter~ tamment includes Starship, Ser~ gjo Mendes, Jack Mack and the Reart Attack and Billy Vera and the Beaters. Call the Newport. Harbor Area Chamber of Ccsn- merce at 729-4400. • f PIER SWIM - 8 a.m, to noon Sept 16. Newport Pier Compete for a trophy in this ocean event. Information: 729- 4400. WHITE LINEN AND JAZZ -3 to 8 p.m. Sept. 17. Hyatt Newporter Amphitheater Enjoy the soothing mu.sic of Dan. St. Marseille, a buffet din- ner and a silent auction while benefiting the Orange· Colinty Performing Arts Center. Tickets : $40 per perion tot center mem- bers and $45 per non-member. Reserved tables seating 10 are available for $400. Call Steve Sokoloff at 556-2122. Ext. 224. 8K AND 1G-MllE RUNS -8 a.m. Sept. 17. Newport Dunes Resort Walk. jog or run in either .the 8-k:ilometer or the 10.mile race. A Kids' Cup 1-kilometer race starts at 10 a.m. 1be registration fee is $22 per person. For regis- tration or information, call Race Pace Promotions at 661-6.54 7. : CI N EJ\t\AS : " _... - - --·-• • .SJ.75.DAILY BARGAIN SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 5:45 PM ( bccpllon: .., Hswpon: '5.00 ) - ~ CIURUS(N-11) • TO-FOO (N-13) APOU.O ti IN>/ .. 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And, for the fir,st time, SCR is presenting two world premieres as its seasoo op~n~rs po . both the Mainstage anct the Second · Stage. . First up is the Mainstage world-pre- miere of "She Stoops to Folly" by Tom Murphy, wtuch opens Friday night and runs through Oct. 8. proportion1. The production features four Of SCR'• founding artists: Ron Bouuom, Rlcba.rd Doyle, Art Koustik and Dori Took. It also stars SCR new- comer Jane cari, who iS familiar to TV viewers for her four-year stint as Louise on the series, "Dear John."ln •s toops•carr play& the vicar's wife. •she's a wonderful, social-climbing woman,• Carr said. "She has a good . heart. She wants the best for her chil- . dren. She lives her lite completely th.rough them. She wants her children to have money and com1ort, because she thinks money equals happiness.• Although the original source novel • iS more than 200 years old, many of the themes in the story seem to be as pertinent today as 'the~ were then, C4JT said. . . .' "There'' nothing new," she said . •1t•s a different time with a different set of morals. Being true to yourself is a great lesson in this play, and I think that's as true today as it ever was. Based on the 18th-cenh,try novel, "The Vicar of Wakefield,• "StoopsH is a moral comedy about a well-meaning cleric whose journey with his family from one assignment to another tests his mettle with challenges of Jobian •It's quite a piece, quite a large cast,• she said. "One sees' more and more plays with just three people and a table. We have 18 in the play, and that's sort of big for a new play." LEAH HOGSTtN I OAll.V PILOT Vicar Wakefield, seen here ln,his Jail cell, refiects on earlier days with his family at his Wakefield home (ln background) du.ring South Coast Repertory's World Premiere of .. She Stoops to Folly," which opens Friday. South Coast Repertory a playwright's haven By Christopher Trela, Daily Pilot W ith just four people in the cast -including SCR founding artist Hal Landon Jr. -the more intimate setting of the Second Stage is well suited for the Sept. 22 premiere of "The Things You Don't Know." And the smaller venue is just fine with playwright David Hollander. r-------------------------, F.Y.I. + For more information on South Coast Repertory per- formances, call 957-4033. contact and the ple asure of contact. H tions from SCR personnel on changes that could be made to the play. He is still revising the play even during rehearsals although h e ~aid it is close to its final form. fights for leaving things. And I have a good cast. I don't have to rewrite around them." Hollander will drive down from his home in Los Angeles occasionally during the rehearsal process "just to make sure tne script is cohe- sive and see if there are any directing or acting questfons I can respond to.• LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY ~LOT Playwright David Hollander's .. The Things You Don't Know," has its world premiere this season at SCR. "I love small spaces,· Hol- lander said. "Big houses do very little for me. I much p re- fer to be up close in theater. It's the contact, the threat of SCR held a staged reading of "The Things You Don't Know,• which is about a col- lege student who attends the funeral of his family's old cleaning woman, on the Main- stage earlier this year. Hollan- der said he received sugges- "The play has changed immensely in the sense of refinements, but the body and structure and concept have not been touched. It's a tighter, cleaner play from the staged reading. I'm really lucky. Martin (Benson, the dir<'ctor) is very good at facili- tating playwrights. 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This one-skillet dish stars me of the most perennially pular breakfast foods -hash rowns, ham, green p epper, nian and, of course, eggs. Despfte its long name, this hall tU.u. Bake in preheated 425 F oven until brown and furn, about 35 to 40 mihutes. For crisper popovers, prick side of each With wooden pick and bake about 3 to 6 minutes longer. Loosen edges with narrow spat- ula or knife.,. remove from pans and serve immediately as is or fill with Eggs Goldenrod. EGGS GOLDEN~OD makes about 2 1/2 cups 2 cups skim or low-fat milk 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 tea poon garlic or onion salt Variabon ingredients, optional 6 hard-cooked eggs In covered jar or blender con- tainer, shake or blend together milk, flour and garlic salt until smooth. Pour into mediuqi saucepan. Cook over medium· high heat, stirring constanUy, until mixture boils and is smooth and thickened. Stir in variation ingredients, if desired. Remove from heat. Separate egg yolks and whites. Chop whites and stir into sauce. Heat,to serving tem- perature. Spoon into Popovers. Press yolks through a strcliner o sieve. Sprinkle over Popovers. Variation ingredients: Ch oose one or a combination. After sauce bas thickened, stir in: 1 jar (2 oz.) chopped pimento, drained V4 cup, chopped ripe olives 1. tablespoons drdined bottled capers 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese With chopped frozen hash bTowns leading the way, a hearty morning meal can be ready in short order. . . . ..lL.sna,,.._ __ _,__ r even an inexperienced chef o prepare. All you need lo do is aute the veggies and ham, ake indentations in the mix- ure with the back of a spoon slip an egg into each nest. en, just cover the pan and let he eggs cook until the whites re completely set and the olks begin to thicken. It la kes nly about fi ve minutes to fin- sh the eggs. This leaves .the ajority of mealtime for you to enjoy good conversation and ease into a relaxed mood with your family. TATER, HAM AND EGG RANGE-TOP BAKE 2 to 4 servings 110 2 tablespoons cooking oil 4 cups frozen hash brown pota- toes 1 cup chopped lean ham or Canadian bacon 112 cup chopped green pe pper 1 tablespoon instant minced onion 1 teaspoon dill weed 4 eggs Low-fat shredded cheddar cheese or bottled salsa, optional Fresh dill sprigs, optional In 10-inch omelet pan or skil- let over medium heat, heat oil until just hot enough to sizzle d drop of water. Add potatoes. Cook, stirring frequently, until lightly browned . Stir ,in ham, pepper, onion and dtll weed. With back of spoon, make four indentation s m mixture. Break and slip an egg into each indentation. Cover dnd cook over medium heat unW whites a re completely set and yolk~ begin to Uucken but are not hard , about 5 to 7 minutes. Gar- nish with cheese a nd dill sprigs, if desired. And, if you long to serve more exciting m eals, but are pressed for time, you need a file of quick, but out-of-the-ordinary recipes. A good one to add to your recipe box is Herbed Popovers. With Popovers, beli eve it or not, even the busy head of an on-the-go family can manage to serve home-made bread at din- ner -without a bread machine. The secret is that Popovers are a batter bread which is easy to combine and easy to bake Once in the oven, steam generated in the batter makes the bread pop, creating a crust around a hollow mterior. Make Popovers your own sig- nature bread by altering the herbs to suit your taste. Then, serve them alone or, perhaps, with a sprinkling of Parmesan cheese as a meal accompani- ment. Or, while they're baking, make Eggs Goldenrod, scram- bled eggs or creamed chicken to (ill the hollows and dish them up as an elegant entree. Either way, your Popovers will be best if you serve them warm from the oven. U you do need to reheat them, bake them, uncovered, in a 350 P oven for '15 minutes. 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New ieachertS in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District First Day of school for K-12 students Thursday, Sept 7 Last Day of First Semester Frlda~Jan.26, 1996 Last Day of Second Semes- ter Tuesday, June 18, 1996 Last Day of School K-12 Students Tuesday, June 18, 1996 Holidays Veterans' Day Nov. 10 Conference Day K-6 (no school for K-6 students) Nov. 15 Thanksgiving Recess Nov. 23 and 24 Winter Recess Dec. 21, 1995 to Jan. 3, 1996 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 15, 1996 -~ Preparation Day 7-12 (no school for 7-12 students) Jan. 29, 1996 Lincoln's Birthday Feb. 12 Presidents' Day Feb . 19 Student holiday (teacher conference/in-service) March 13, 1996 -I Spring Recess April 8-12, 1996 Memorial Day May 27, 1996 QUARTER DATES Nov. 3, 1995 (42 days) End of First Quarter Jan. 26, 1996 (46 days) End of Second Quarter April 5, 1996 (46 days) End of Third Quarter June 18, 1996 (46 days) End of Fourth Quarter • Adams Elementary Rebeca Blackbum, 5th grade • Andersen ElemehtaJy CarolJewell, kindergarten J • California Elementary Unda Vaughan, 1st grade • Corona del Mar High Robert Ervin, math Shelley Gillett, math Tara Kiehl, activities coordinator Julie Oblouk, science Jtbn Redcay, English Nehon Rojas, Spanish Jon Upham, social science • Costa Mesa High • Ensign Middle School Kathryn Folsom, physical education lanettdarshall,sdence Allan Mucerino, assistant principal Michelle Stead, English as a second language Jason Vaughan, science •Estancia High. Steve Crenshaw, science • Lincoln Elementary Debbie Metzgar, 2nd grade • Mariners ElementaJy Laura Stinchfield, 3rd grade Jan Wood, 5th grade • Newport Elementary Jerry Howell, football coach Jennifer M math.-_,_ ---+---YJJ Le ijth grade ~ · arcl Neiswonger, science · Richard Thurma, math Crystal Whitmore, physical education •College Park Elementary Kathy Sanchez, principal Karen Henka, 1st grade, bilingual John Ferrandini, music Maureen Miller, music Debora Wondercheck, music G' IVE • Newport Harbor High Kelly Bourgeois, librarian Melissa Branch, Spanis~ John Brazelton, chemistry Andres Dominguez, math Amy Tygart, English • Paularino Elementary Ann Gilmore, kindergarten, bilingual • Pomona Elementary Hilary Fischer, 1st grade, bilingual • Sonora Elementary Peggy Roberts, 3rd/4th grades • TeWmkle Middle School TI.ffany Kaas, language arts Julio Komanapalll, soence/math Dawn Monroe, 6th core Cheryl Rowland. music Jay Taylor, English/social studtes • Victoria Elementary Anita Peacock, 1st grade, bilingual Tammy Meador, kindergarten, bilin- guaJ • Whittier Elementary . Elva Arellano, l st grade, blllnguctl .. I Lani Barton, 5th grade · · Mary Beck-:r, 4th/5th/6th grade ·· • Whtther/En-.rgn Intermediate Sinta-Marie Jones, spec1aJ education • Wilson Elem.-nta,rv Rosa Dalton, 2nd grade, bilingual Kimberly Eisele, 4th grctde . Gina Giralt. 1 !)! grade, bilingual Newport-Mesa Unµied School District schools ADAMS ELEMENTARY Principal: Tamara Parham ENSIGN MIDDLE SCHOOL Costa Mesa 92627 Principal: Bonnie Swan Newport Beach 92660 TEWINKLE M IDDLE SCHOOL 2850 Clubhouse Rd. PTA president: Patty Christiansen 2000 Cliff Drive 760-3416 PTA president: Lisa Boler 760-3464 3224 California St Costa Mesa 92626 Homew<>fi( Hotline: 557-3400 Newport Beach 92660 Principal: Christine Jurenka Principal Shele Tamaki Costa Mesa 92626 556-3187 760-3440 PFO co-presidents: Annie Youn· MONTE VISTA HIGH PTA president: Connie Cherry 556 3433 Principal: Barbara Harrington COLLEGE PARK ELEMENTARY glove, Janet Hadley 390 Monte Vista Ave. Principal Mary Ann Ehret PTA co-presidents: Donna Ben-2380 Notre Dame Rd. Principal: Scott Paulsen Costa Mesa 92627 PAULARINO ELEMENTARY PTA president Sheryl Hoyt nett. Claire Eptolito Costa Mesa 92626 PTA president: Emily Evans KILlYBROOKE ELEMENTARY 760-3450 1060 Paularino Ave Homework Hotline 556 3439 556-3476 Homework Hotline: 760-3274 3155 Killybroo«e Lane Principal: Carole Castaldo Costa M esa 92626 ANDERSEN ELEMHITARY Principal: Kathy Sanchez Costa Mesa 92626 PTSA president: Patty Dennis 556-3482 VICTORIA ELEMENTARY 1900 Port Seabourne Way PTA president Debbie Dickens ESTANCIA HIGH 556-3484 Principal. Brooke Booth 1025 Victoria St Newport Beach 92660 2323 Placentia Ave. Principal: Ned Hall NEWPORT ELEMENTARY PTA president· Linda Sneen Costa M esa 92626 760-3490 CORONA DEL MAR HIGH Costa Mesa 92626 PTA president: Philip Cotton 14th Street and Balboa Boulevard 760 3478 Principal: Tom Carr 2101 Eastbluff Or. 760-3410 Newport Beach 92661 POMONA ELEMENTARY Principal Judy Laakso PTA president: Alan Troop Newport Beach 92660 Principal: Peggy Anatol ABRAHAM LINCOLN ELEMEN· 760-3454 2051 Pomona Ave. PTA president Pam Winkler 760-3320 PTA president: Lynelle Brooks TAAY BACK BAY HIGH Principal: oOO.Martln Homework Hotline: 760-3422 3101 Pacific View Or 390 Monte Vista Or. Corona del M ar 9:625 PTA president: Candy Light-Mar- Costa Mesa 92627 tinez HARBOR VIEW ELEMENTARY 760-3365 760-3450 900 Goldenrod Ave. Principal: Bruce Crockard Principal: Carol castaldo COSTA MESA HIGH Corona del M ar 92625 PTA co-president: Val Bechelll, PTA president: Patty Dennis 2650 Fairview Rd. 760-3472 Karen Yelsey Costa Mesa 92626 Principal: Paul 1Wt!dt CALIFORNIA ELEMENTARY 556-3344 PfO president: Tamara Delano MARINERS ELEMENTARY 3232 C811fomla St. Prlncipal: 2100 M ariners Drive Costa Mesa, 92627 PTSA president: Paula Wrtt KAISER ELEMENTARY Newport Beach 92660 S56-3486 Homework Hotline: 556-3353 2130 Santa Ana Ave. 760-3466 RETIRED AND ENJOYING EVERY SECOND CONTINUED FROM A 1 in the water," Fish said several hours later. The avid surf er started his career as an English teacher for Corona del Mar High seniors but quickly settled into Spanish cla.sAs •1 was only 22 years old, and some of my kids were 18. It was frighten- irig," be saJd. Fish said be expects retirellleot to be relaxing. • •J've only had one job -one real' job -my whole life,• he Mid. •1 real- ly don't know What to expect.• Ptah said he had hoped to take advantage of a dlstrlctwlde early retirement incentive, but Uae d1ltrict dedded not ~ ofter an lncenttve for ......ayean. ·1 was all geared up to retire. To have them say, 'Just kidding,' was kind of cheesy,• Fish said. But he decided ~o retire anyway and plans to take lite easy from now on. Fish was invited to join a group of tetired Newport Harbor teachers who meet every year on the first day of school for break:f ast. •sut I've always wanted to go surfing on the first day of school, so that's what I'll do," he said. Retired teacher Pabl4n Giroux started the breakfast club 12 years ago with about lix other teachers. "Everyone else had to go to school, and we didn't have to,• Giroux Mid. •1t wu a celebration of belncifr"." ~ __ Gfroux spent bil ftnt day ot not ~ beck to IChool ln Europe~ ·1 was in France, so I went for cocktails instead. I looked at my watch at the time school was to start. and J drank a glass of wine to them all," he said. Uz Meyer, who retired two years ago after 35 years in the district. said the first day of school is a day of cele- bration for retired teachers. Meyer lives near Te Winkle Middle school, where she taught science. ·1 went by there today and saw the teachers were all there getting ready, and t said to myself, 'Ha, ba, ha,'• she said with a laugh. •(Retire· ment) is everything I've ev r dreamed about.• Tt>day, Meyer ls treating newly retired teacher Dian Dickenon to a celebration lunch. •1 keep gloating becaute all my Principal: Bill Knight Costa M esa 92626 PTA president: Phyllis Lund 760-3462 NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH Principal: Ken Killian 600 Irvine Ave. PTA president: Jim McCann Newport Beach 92660 760-3310 SONORA ELEMENTARY Principal: Bonnie Maspero 966 Sonora Rd. PTA president: Denise Jones Costa Mesa 92626 556-3480 \ NEWPORT HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY Principal: Steve Pavich 300 E. 15th St. PTA ~nt: Laura Yourez friends are going to be m class, and I'm going to be sitting by the water having lunch," said Dickerson, who ~ht English at Corona del Mar Righ. ·1 know I'll miss the kids. It's the most joyful career you could have. But enough is e nough is enough." "The first day (of sch<f.l) is always a strain,• Giroux said. •Getting to know 150 people ts not easy, plus it's always too bot at this time of ye.u," His advice for teachers who ~ their careers todayf WHITTIER ELEMENTARY 1800 N Wh1tt1er Ave Costa. Me~ 92627 760-3458 Principal Juan ~ Jesus WILSON ELEMENTARY 801 Wilson St Costa Meia 92627 760-3428 Pr1nc1pal Sandy Bundy PTA president Leticia Herman • "Be strong and be finn. Cfhe ltU· dents) dori't need you u tnencls, tMy need you as tffCbeB, • be Mid. "That's espedally_ bard for young teectieri to -)Mm; 1bey want to be one °'-the ~· aDct tMy·re not. By deftNtiorl, tbefre not: ·rve onlg had oneJgb -one real job .-my whOle iife. I really don't know wlUu to~.· -KEN ASH II' I " )MUISl¥lY, SIP.YIMIB 7, ,. tbe lllCOnd JeUer. llobenOn'• ~ wa ~-.... ·~~~~a 19-a...._ i... tmecl inCtl tlllftWan Mt. ~,.WW.Ml tii I 9 Iii:: · CDNTlllB FROM A1 '1 ..._ --Ind Aki tmt board '* ._,.. CCl8M &r ~ 1:-"·"i'P."P"rtlW.un't lbe ~ ol tbll tblna.• wblN·lae II a regul4it cutb••· a baodfu1 ol teen.agen ~ obenon l&ld. •t guea lie He bopel ~ will read the lilt· beaded lhll d1iection because that• 1 wu • d elNdL • ten 1nc1taa Woodad'I r 11 I! ibn·~. no .. J4Mbowpds0Glh ButWoodud~tlt--T .-ll•t ~.. dittenmt ~~ con-·rm ture • Jot ot people who •1 am living the life a lot of tends. Woodard, wbo calli htmMlf were confined for four yean teen-agen will be living if they a former model and ~ wri&al would became bitter,• RoberlOn don't 1>4t oo tbelr brakes. They withaOairforvMd~ln lekl. •Butlf hec.andeveJopa~ don't need to be here.• a short essay titled •young Peo-lttve a~. who know5 Where It When the letter appeared lo ple, • be paints the foµowtng pie· mlght leadf I think it's worth writ- The Blab, it attnlcted the attention nue of bfe in prison: fng to hini. He's got a story to tell.• of Donald Robeison, a Belboe •At night. 1 can beer grown Colleen Demoslai, Kelly's co- remode1ing contractor. Roberson. men cry for their families they owner, 1s also th.1nking about impressed by Woodard's message can't see. (can look Into another dropping Woodard a line. Herself and his writing style, dedded cell and see a man down on his a pa.rent, Demoslai believes once again to became a pen pal. knees, on the cold concrete floor Woodard and local teen-agers The two have exchanged thre, praying to a God he doesn't know, need to maintain a positive atti- letters, and Roberson plans to begging for a freedom that will tude. write weekly. · never come. In another cell. I can "Being a Christian, I'd really Roberson bad volunteered to see a man making a knife to kill.• like to help him,• Demoslai said. be a prisoner's pen pal through W~ is also a poet and has "His message is great for kids, the Charles Colson Foundation. In promised to send his pen pal a and he deserves hope." WETLANDS CONTINUED FROM A 1 serious objections to the proposed irrigation project. A representative· of the state Department of Fish and Game, which manages the bay, accuses the Irvine Ranch Water District of "disguising the purpose" of its project and therefore of being misleading. The California Regional Water Quality Board also believes the environmental impact report has serious flaws. "It's very frustrating,· said Troy Kelly, the Fish and Game Department's area manager for Upper Newport Bay. "I just don't think it's a good project. We've been doing everything we can to improve the bay. We don't want to go backward.· Despite the object1ons of sev- eratresidents and environmental-ists; the city of Newport Beach has said it would....suppott a. two-- year pilot project to see if the reclaim~d, water would puhfy the marshland. The council does not, however, want more nutrients to be added to the bay. Nor does the city plan to fund a system that would divert two-thirds of the water flow during the sununer. · "The City Council now wants us to make a more definite state- ment,• Public Works Director Don Webb said. "Whatever is done, they want no net increase in nitrates to the bay, and they want no cost to the city for anything that's done.· Since the city does not own or manage the bay, there is little the city can do to stop or block the project. City officials have sent a response to the draft environmen- tal impact report (EIR) and will likely comment on the final report when it comes out later this ·month. But Caustin believes the city is not taking the project· seriously enough. A real estate broker who says be bas never •taken on" the city before, Caustin is contacting homeowners' associations and urging people to protest. The city should fight the proposal "tooth and nail" and should take exten- sive testimony from the communi- ty before proceeding, Caustin said. "The city is basically saying, 'Go ahead and start dumping, and we'll look at it as we dump,'• Caustin said. "Newport Beach could become a sewage outflow. Do we want to be the first test case subject to the checks and balances of the people who did that EIR?" . CW 9W pmiadl al ,..t WllW ~ ........ ~ .... ~ ~feartlnlly bePt oplJat:tng to ...... -_... •w.':ve ~tonm dllt ,.,..-. llUllllblll bapel .,~... 2' --i!iir .......... Ullo ,.ob~ W lMif*I ,,. Wlld:JI • ~ bari an amwer a to what wa ~De Jac:tiGD. wbo ii acting generatlnq tM IOUDd vttirdom, general manager While K&r1 10 we coUld tab tmm...,_ cor-Kemp ls on vacation. •we cu't r.cttve adioil, • Mid Mary just dick it on and Ay, "Ob, Urnhtma, a lpOkeswom@D for the there's the noise.·• district. •aut. at um point. we But the noise isn't all that resi- need to colled more information dents bave bad to contend with in because we don't have any Idea recent weeb. what is creating the noise or the Vinson Mid she iild her three vibration. We need to get as much sons suffered through bronchial quality sdentific d4ta as we can.• problems and olleJ1'ies when the Residents say they notice the district began landscaping the sound vibrations in the morning site late last month. and evening bour:s, which are •My kids 'Were out riding their SEAFEST STINSON CONTINUED FROM A 1 CONTINUED FROM A1 the sun as well. For the first time, demonstrate to the court what the Danskin Women's liiathlon kind of a man Stinson is and what wtll be a part of SeaPest. Tbe~,.........u.LJ~cu.&.&! .......... ........,~~-,atis~ lhlee-cafegory race to benefit the •Remorse played a big part.• Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Klar said. "Our research showed Foundation begins at 7 a.m. Sun-he was a good father even if he day at the Hyatt Newporter. bad an alcohol problem. He tried The Newport Beach triathlon to raise (Natis) as a single parent ts·the sixth and final In a series of and had some difficult times, but competitions. It will, therefore, be overall he was a decent father considered a championship race, and hied.• according to race director The girl's mother bas not com- Micbael Braunstein. municated with the family for "It's geared both toward expe-years, according to Stinson's fam- rienced athletes and first timers,• ily members. said Braunstein, who expects up Stinson's mother, Anne, said to 700 competitors. "I'd say from the be~g her son want- almost half the field will be first ed to enter a guilty plea in his timers.• daughter's shooting, which still Men and women can partici-· brings the family grief. pate in the Newport SeaFest BK "(David) feels bad about what and 10-Mile Run beginning at 8 happened and will never forget a.m. Sept. 17 at Newport Dunes. it,• Anne Stinson said. •we all Coordinators will also have a 1K still feel it. We miss her." Kid's Cup for children at 10 a.m. Natis would have turned 16 ~ ud Ibey llMllW ax11• eDd .beddng •• Vlalaa Mid. • oldlllt bid belia rQ.IMlg bit Ud tbeY ....... red :NODea· I IOabd out tbe beck 111J boule. aad I MW tlai8 b ... ~., , .... dUlt~up.• At least one other fa nported apenen~ ........ SO. Urubtmli ...... dllbid decided to put both lh families up at tbe Ma.ntoU Sutt near the Back Bay for a few while the landscapen finished u the work. ·The bMllb ol their falnllies · our primary concern," Ura.s said. •lbere was no question th we WOuld lo whatever we coul to inake them more comfortable. Aug. 4. Her relatives obset4.r her birthday by pladng flowe around a memorial plaque in b name at Smallwood Park in Cost Mesa, across the street from th apartment Natis shared with be fattier. "Iloo over there (at th plaque),, and I alwats say, 'W miss you, Natis. We love you an wiSh you were here,"' Anne Stin son said. 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With Cal Ripken Jr. commanding headlines for his consecutive games-played streak, there's another streak about to be extended this weekend on the local level. and, of course, with much less fanfare. Everypne has heard of Lou Gehrig and Ripken. But what about George? Jim George, that is, the quintessential golfer in the annual Costa Mesa City Ch ampionship, otherwise known as the Will Jordan ClasS1c. George, you see, has never missed this tournament in 22 years. On Saturday, he will tee off in the 23rd rendition at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, where an estimated 250 amateurs are expected to play in five flights, inducting the championship flight and a seniors division, in the two-day tournament named after the former Costa Mesa mayor. George is the original champion. Oh, sure, there have been some prominent names to crown the leader board in recent years, such as Scott Simpson (1974 winner) and Mark O'Meara (1979 champion). But George, who turns 44 on Sept. 24, was the first. He's also believed to be the only golfer to play in every Will Jordan Classic. That makes him a hero in this town. •I won $200 in merchandise and a trophy," George recalled of his 1973 title. "I got to kiss Miss Costa Mesa, too. They used to have the queen of Costa Mesa come to the tournament. (Tournament founder and the late) Joe Costello used to-have her present the trophy." Winners no longer get kisses from the city's queen in the name of political correctness, but that's OK with George, who has finished as high as third since that initial triumph. G eorge, who grew up in Costa Mesa, works for a large wholesaler and importer of goU accessories, components and dubs. On Monday. his company will be at an industry trac;te show in Las Vegas. His colleagues plan to drive out on Sunday. "I'm just going to fly out on Sunday night, to continue my streak (in the tournament),• George said. George, a part-time bag boy at Santa Ana Country Club, who plaxed in the Southern California Amateur in July, was a San Diego State student when he was praised as Costa Mesa's inaugural golf champion. George bad been working a summer job at Fedco on Harbor Blvd., and played frequently at Costa Mesa Golf and CC. He had heard about the tournament. On the first day, George shot a 1-under 69 on the Mesa Linda Course, six strokes behind leader Roger Calvin. "l thought 1 was out of it," George said. "Then l got off to a hot start in the second day (on the Los Lagoe Course), and I made the tum at 3-under, so I figured I would be tn the top three or four. But then someon told ma I was le.ding ... I couldn't believe lt. • George shot a 1--over 36 on the back iilne, finilhlng the final day 2·under 69 for the title, ~only 2l p\#tl tbe mtire CMy. CIMD abot I 11 in ·-GOLF PAGE • ... SAILORS READY TO PUT CREDENTIALS ON THE ~INE • Dick Hill and his Orange Panthers await Jeff Brinkley and his Tars Friday night at El Modena. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ORANGE -If divided proper- ly, the combine4 high school football victories accumulated by . ·the .opposing bead eoaches-i:rr Friday night's nonleague season- opener between Newport Harbor and host Orange would cover as many as 50 winning sea- sons. For while Newport head man Jeff Brinkley earned his lOOth win in 17 seasons (nine at Har- bor) last fall in the CIP Southern Section Division V championship game, Orange's Dick Hill leads all Orange County coaches with 200 career triumphs. The only victory either is con- cerned with, however, will be the one at stake starting with .the 7 p.m. kickoff at El. Modena High . ~orange will be a tough oppo- nent,• said Brinkley, who has won his last six season debuts, including the last four against the \ : I I ' I~ ' Panthers. Newport, in fact, was too tough an opponent for all 14 teams on its 1994 schedule, run- ning the table in the most remarkable of the school's 64- YElaT varsity football campaigns. The Tars' current. 14,-gl\Jtle winning streak matches CIF · · on I and natiomrl chllmpion Mater Dei for tops in the county. Orange, on the other hand, is looking to terminate ~ four-game losing streak, wtuch turned a promising 4-2 beginning into a I team's second-leading receiver. spiral of disappointment last fall, Senior Shawn McCraw, who Hill's first al the helm. completed six p&ses for 56 yards Newport will look to extend in relief as a Juruor against New- the '94 roll into this season port, replaces third-year signal despite the loss of 15 opening-cdller ~dy Lauridsen full time. night starters from a year ago, Seruor receiver Anthony while Orange returns 14 starters, Adame (5-8, 160) lS also ba~k, inducting eight on offense. al~er leadmg the Panthers with The Panthers who scored first 26 catches for 344 yards last fall. for a second 1st,raighl season . Nt>wi;>ort will counter with .an against Newport 1.ast fall, are led inexpenenced def ens~.· 'W~Ch by sen1orrunnll'l-q'"bal · tacicle Mmses Garza · Piedra and Junior outside hne- G~a. a 5-foot-9, 160-bdcker Danny Pulido·as the lone pounder, mshed for a team-high I 761 yards ab a junior, and was the • SEE SAILORS PAGE 82 Costa Mesa vies tonigllt, hosts Mayfair in '95 ·op ener :\I l S · 1 · :\ :\. < ~ S coach Myron Miller on May 31. "The kids feel comfortable and they've made progress,• said Howell, anxious to see how his largely inexperi-· eoced group ~ponds against the Mon- soons, who fell last fall to Me$8;. 28-16, en route to a 2-8 season. Mayfaii. NEWPORT BEACH -•The excite- ment of Friday Night Ugbts • was the biggest thing Jerry Howell missed about his seven-er absence from the high schoOJ foot bead coacbiiJg r&nD. •1•m as excited as I've ever been for a game," Said the 49-year-old Howell, who debuted as a prep head coach 20 sea.son ago, but was last running things on a high school sideline in 1988 at FoothW High; •it's V!!fCY important for me to get Ott to a gOOd start." HOWen; a 27 ·re.ar coaching veteran, includlilg be8d coadiing assignments at Occidental College and Eastern Oregon State, bu worked hard to prepare the Mustangs, after replacing three-year •we have a lot of i.ids who I'm not sure understand what a varsity football game is yet,• said Howell. who returns seven opeping-nigbt starters from last eeason's 7 -3-1 Mustang squad. Tonight, HoWell will settle f« the Thutlday ~tights of Newport Har- bor High, Where he leads Costa Mesa High into its norueague season ope,ner at 7 against Suburban League enby EA<~LFS Estancia confident • Eagles enter '95 campaign with winner's tag on their jerseys. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Two football teams in desperate need of a dean slate will attempt to begin slinging soil upon one oth- er's Friday, when Estancia High hosts Cypress at 7 p.m. in the nonleague season opener at Newport HarbQr High. . Coach John Liebengood's Eagles, winners of six of their last 23 contests, take on a 1 • Cypress contingent with just five triumphs in , its last 26 games. But despite the program's recent strug- gles, and some low-key posturing by Ueben- good, a strong undercurrent of optimism • SEE EAGLES PAGE 82 Among Uie Mesa veterans is third- year starter Ryan Taylor, wbo opens his second straight campaign at quarter- back with the responsibility of throwing r----------------------------:--, Daily Pilot Prep picks TonJgbfs game Mayfair vs. Costa Mesa Mesa by 7 Fridays games Newport vs. Orange Newport by 4 M8Jlna vs. CdM CdM by 3 Cypress vs. Estancia Estanda by 3 Last year's record (83 percent) (3&-7-1) L-------------------------------~ y~soCcer Corona del Mar Ameba edged by North Irvine CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar Ameb4 soccer team was shaded, 3-2, by North Irvine in a preseason game last Saturday. Am.eba opened the scoring midway through the flnt half elter Jordan Broellel9cben inter- ("8pted North Irvine's goal kick and c:entenid the ball to 1trtker Devtd Prall«, who flnished wtth • poww"iboe to me rtght de Of d98net. Ameba dominflted the ftral p..tod ol p&ey with o short pa ng game engineered by cent~balfs And}' Clapp and rookie Taylor MacDonald, who consistently found Geoff Collier, Billy Eagle and rookie rec Ivers Chase Dori- an and Sean Hildebrandt at the Danks. • CdM's defense, led by sweeper Geoff Leech, 9oa.lk:eeper CharU Coppenmith (eight saves), 1t0p- per Mike Mulvaney and twm cor- nertiecb Derek and Brandon Lewis, held North Irvin ll'onlea to take a 1.0 haJftime lead. North JMne came baclt to con· trol tho first 20 minute of the ond half, scoring three time , twice when Ame~'s of:f ide traps were d.isallowed. The last 10 mi.Out I tt WU an CdM, u captain Lee<:h S<:Oled un&Slilted on a ~ low cor- ner kick which curved Into the gOel Just abort ot the rv polt. But excellent gOelkeesina by Nonb IM.ne's k~ (nine~ .. .._) ~ venti!id Amebe .from ~·ibe equdter. "Thlt was the bat ~ game ol any Aiil be team ln the • more iD the somewhat-modified double wing smashmouth ground attack. Miller used to revive a long-struggling pro- gram. •"faylor bas the job, now we'll see if he can pass well enough to ke<>p it,• said Howell, who also must replace All- CIF perf onners Charles Chatman and Dewayne Crenshaw in the backfield. Chatman (2,512 yards) and Cren- shaw (879) also accounted for 35 com- bined touchdowns and 226 ef the team's single-season record 412 pomts, before venturing off to Golden West College. • • SEE MESA PAGE 83 SEA KI NGS Veteran CdM ready • Sea Kings enter 1995 season with new approach ... balance. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA · When most high school football tedins are embarlong upon the sun- nse of thetr '>Pason this week, Corona del Mar fin ds tlseU m the familiar poSJtion of fanng the Sunc;et -as m Sunset League For the t 5th rune in the last 16 seasons, cUld the 24th m the last 28, the Sea Kings will open the season "against a representa- tive of one of Orange County's most suc- cessful alliances, when they ho t Manna Fnday at 7 .30 p m at Orange Coast Col- lege. • SEE COM PAGE 82 .. ""'''' ... .... "' ....... ftllNtl ... tile Ma•lit time ..., )Ml ... ..., ran dwt veat __., liblkt c:reeting • ~ tradttioa of •Al least we won't be going detenstve eXcellence. -Sumet to Sunsel • Mid sec::ond· ·w e have no idea what frdM Ca.cti~!Sd•::t:lbaV11 nm OftenN,~·t~ let, who opened his .S..f> de but Schuster, who is readily. aware season wtlh back·t<rback. losses of the presence of returning to S\.lnaet League contingents senfor back Mike Williams, Edison (35·28) and Marina (22-whose 981 yards as a junior t') laSt fall. • ranks him sixth among county •t.ast year, it was sunup and returners. sundown," said Schuster, who •All we know is that Williams enters with bigb expectations is a very fine running baclc, who for this year's squad, which will be a big factor in the foot .. starts only three juniors. ball game,• Schuster said. ·w e have a team this year, Williams, a 5-foot-11, 190- which is the big difference from pounder, gained 90 yards on 20 last season," said Schuster, carries against Cd.M last fall, referring to the reluctance of including one of his 10 touch- . some players to fully endorse downs. some of Schuster's changes, Marina will also count upon after replacing veteran head senior tullbaclc Steve Cooper (5- man Dave Holland. 10. 180), an all-league line- Purther changes have been backer, and junior quarterback made, according to Schuster, newcomer Chasam Brown (5- who plans to approach a greater 10, 160) to fuel things offensive- balance between run and pass, ly. ¥ter relying heavily on the Up front, the Vlkiqgs are oundgame last fall. · , anch.m:.ed, _by seniOIS-!UchaFd . Irideed, CdM eamecr all but Bustamante (6-2, 290); an alF 644 of its 3,283 yards in total leaguer as a 'junior, and nm offense in 1994 on uie ground, Cardona (6-3, 280). DAILY PILOT Al.£ PHOTO Mark Schuster enters his second season as Corona del Mar ltigh's foo tball coach. He anlJ his Sea Kings entertain Marina Jllgh's Vikings at Orange Coast College Friday night. It's the 15th time in 16 years the Sea Kings have opened the nonleague portion of the season against a Sunset League opponent. with All-CIF tailback Brian Defensively, Cooper, nick- Hogan running behind an all-named "Butkus," leads the junior line. That same line charge of an inexperienced returns intact to provide run-crew as one of only two retum- ning room for Hogan's replace-ing starters. ment, junior tailback Tom Schuster, however, is expect- O'Meara, as well as time m the mg a typically-stingy defensive pocket for returning senior performance from the Vikings. < <1 H <> '\ \ I> I I \I \ I\ ~ ·1 \ H I I "\ <, I I "\ I I I' ~ CCl--No.~Ht..Wt..a._I ..._ =·· ........ ...,. .... 4 t1 ..,Smft Wldllr\, Hr 210. :Jr. 61 ,.,, logdln, 6-J. 21Q, Sr. 7 JOSh Walz, S-10, 185, st. QB 8 Tom O'Meara. ~ 205, Ir. TB 40 Scott Shimer. 6-0, 200, Sr. Fl 80 iyter Stonebreaker, M , 215, Sr. WR 18 ~ SUmnef, 6--0, 175. Jt. WR 84 O.rren Mad>onald, 6-4, 215, Sr. TE 44 -.~s.--k tt lrm CiullNr\..6-0. 210, Sr. 56 Ryan Nefsot\ '6-2. 235, Sr. • LT 64 T1m Goode, S-11, 190, Si. LG 51 Clf9g Mlftilr, ~"'·Sr. JI Rpn ~ '"'· 215, Sr. 50 Rkt¥'Nlcftols. .... -Sr. 7 Jolh Wiii. S-'0. 115. Sr. 2' ~ IUnw. H . 1111 Sr. SO Richy NKhok, M , 240, Sr. C 61 Jf!ff Bogdan, 6-3, 210, Sr. RG 70 Nick Schaumburg. M , 260, Sr. RT 21 1fwor ....... w. 115, Sr. 55 84 DltNn MecDoMld. 6-4 215, Sr. FS SAILORS- CONTINUED FROM 81 returning starters. Offensively, Newport opens with senior Justin Giordani at quarterback. with senior tailbaclc Jere- my Mason slated to be the featured ball carrier. Giordani will look to Pulido, who collected a team-lugh 35 catches last fall , as his primary receiver, wilh senior Glordanl w1deout Ramsey Allen and senior tight end Jacob Matlin providing additional targets. Helping create a comfort zone for Gior- dani, in his first varsity start, will be a veter- an offensive line, led by All-CIF tackle Sherif Pep1c (6-2, 240) and senior All-Sea View Leagut;? guard Brandon Baker (6-1, 180) Senior center Brandon Hetrick (6-1, 195} dnd seruor tackle Andy Langsdorf (6-0, 235) also started in last year's 28-10 victory over Orange. DAl.Y Pl.OT fU POOTO quarterback Josh Walz. "They're known for their Walz, who threw for 72 yards, defense and they shut down including a 41-yard touchdown some of our stuff last year," bomb last season against Mari-Schuste.r said. WThey played us na last year in a relief role, will a lot tougher defensively than look to returning tight end Dar-Edison." ren MacDonald, as well as CdM, which is 16-17 in its receivers Tyler Stonebreaker previous se&Son openers, will be and George Sumner when talc-looking for its first debut victory ing to the air against the in three seas~ns and its sixth in Vi.kings. nine series meetings against Marina, which finished 6-4 Marina. last season and missed the play-The Sea Kings' 28 points in otf s, after Winning all five pre-last year's opener were second- league games, figures to have most in school history in week created some changes as well, one, bettered only by a 31-14 tri- with longtime assistant Mark umph over Marina in the 1977 Rehling having replaced Dave debut. I The Panlhers took advantage of some uncharacteristic sloppi- ness last year (three lost Harbor fumbles) to post an early lead, and returned the qpening luckoff two years ago for a touchdown, which Bnnkley and hts staff "\ I \\ I' < > f { I I I \ H I \ < > H Pulido " I \ H I I '\. (, I I '\: I l I' ..., hope to avoid with their typically thorough preparation. ausaile .............. a. DlflNSI No. Plqer. Ht.. Wt. a. n...aruc. Roberts. 5·11. 200, Sr. .,, MOlses Piedra, 6-2, 260, Sr. 65 Marco Munoz. 5-8, 210, Sr 84 Grant Lewan, 6-1, 230, Sr a West t<ruget. 6-J, 21 s. Jr. 15 ~-Cilordliii, S.-1t, 1fi0, Sr. 4 JerWfny Mmon. S-9, 16S,. Sr. 1 Joe Urben. S-'1, 195, Jr. 23 Danny P\.tlido, ""-200, Jr. ,_, QI T8 f8 ..... Of OT OT DE "We do d good job of pre paration in the spnng and summer, so we're usually farther dlong lhdfl other teams at the start of the !>edson." Brinkley explained. "And special teams are a real big key early in the season, so WP work hard to take care of that aspect of lhe game U you watch games this week- end, there's usually a big impact on the game from a guy dropping a punt, giving up a big return, or having a kick blocked. We don't want those thmgs happening to us." 24 Ramsey Allen. 6-0, 155, Sr. 80 Jll((lb t.t.dk\ w. ' •. Sr. 76 Shani~ •2. -Sr. 56 Brandcin ...... ,, 180. Sr. WR WR TE LT LG 1 Joe Urt>M\ ~H, 195, Jr. 23 Danny PUiido. M. ao. Jr. 10 Cory Glass. 6-Q. 17Q, St Oll MLI OU Cl Cl SS FS GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 the second day. Although George has yet to win another -coming m third in 1988 and finishing in the lop 10 three other times -it's an event in which he looks forward to each year. •1t•s just something I ' did," he said of playing in the tournament. "Even though I don't live quite so close (Lake Forest), whatever it took to play, I would do. •Hey. they've got all these young kids pl ying in it now, so it's kind of tough (to win again)." a La.st year, Neil Moore ol Mountain Meedows kept the pr ure on throughout iil a close match and b ld on to wtn at 5-urid r 137. aft r .Richard Adam1 1bot a 64 to l d aft r on day. Moore last year qualified for th U.S. Amateur. · ln 1993, Joe Sugar av ream a • tJirff k d d t ln the final 50 lranclOn H9lrtdl; .. ,, 195, Sr. 72 .,,.. ........ ~11. 200, Sr. 75 JwJy ungidorf, f.O. 235. Sr. c RG RT 2 Owls Monett, ~10. 11' k 22 Greg w.i'trnM 1-.Q, tlf. It. 1 o.r1s Wetnet, s.10. no. k. five holes to beat Bryan Saltus of Costa Mesa and win dramatically. Sugar sank a two-foot birdie putt on 18, finishing at 137. This weekend, keep your eye on Dr. Micpael Drucker (Big Canyon Country Qub), whose game on'the links is like good wine, having gotten better with age. Drucker, along with professional Jeff Ha.rt. tied for the pro-am team championship at the 1990 Newport Classic Pro-Am. a For the ladies ... it's continuing to heat up iil the Women's Southern Call!ornia Golt Assoaatfon (WSCGA) Team Play (Group 3), wber, Newport Beach Country Club delealed Santa Ana Country Club, 15.5·8.5, in gross scores on Tuesday at NBCC, as NBCC's Sandi Cotler and Vicky Taylor both shot 77. Nf\ncy Curd and Jonie Sduter. both thot.80. ~CC, which also beat SACC tn n t sco , 13.5-JO.S, now appears to be in the driver's seat for the Group 3 championship. NBCC avenged its earlier setback against SACC. NBCC swept Old Ranch on Thursday, as Coffer (78), Hai Qi Thomas (79) and Debbie Albright (80) wer~ low shooters. Though the total number of points a.re close, SACC reportedly bas played six matches, while NBCC has played five, giving the Jane Hilgendorf-Dee De Wlute group at NBCC an edge. NBCC will host Big Canyon CC today. Four area country club are vying for the Mid-Coast Region championship. Standing on based on points accumulated in the eight matches, not vi.ctor1 s. Bighty·f1Ve of the WSCGA's 130 club m..-mbers are anvolv d iil a flve·w ak march toward a berth in the r.gionals, Wlth Newport 8 ach, Mc-.a Vi rd , Big Canyon, Santa Ana and Old • -· Ranch competing in Group 3 in Division V (Mid-Coast Region). The re are three groups in each of the six divisions. Each team is made up of eight pairs of golfers and alternates in a partners better-ball match play, with teams playing a home and away series against each club in the group. Eight matches are played in four weeks, with the winner of each group advancing to the regional playoffs Sept.. 26, Sept. 28 and Oct. 3. Regional winners advance to the division playoffs Oct. 10, with the WSCGA Team Play finals lated for Oct. 12, Oct. 17 nnd Oct. 19. a R~tstraUon has opened for thP Mary's Sheller Goll Tourney at Costa Mt>i.a Golf and C<; on Ot.1 16. Call Bob Williams at 832-2682 for more information . • RJOtARD DUNN Isa Dally pflot • Spotuwriter whow dub golf column aw-rs every Thursday -.,,..-..n ' ... ' • . li:.l ---- • Orange Coast's Pirates, Pasadena both mentioned in Southland JC football poll. record last year with 337 attempu. PASADENA -Coach Bill Workman's Orange Coast Col- lege football team starts the 1995 season playing on an unusual night, Friday, at 7 p.m., at Pasade- na City Coll~e. a place where the Pirates bave appeared just once, in 1982. In the 1995 preseason So land J C Football Poll, voted on the Southern Calif ornla Comm nity, College sports informati directors, OCC is ranked 15th the voting with six point Pasadena is 20th after recei · one vote. El Camino was ranked first · the close balloting with 97 poin and five first-place votes, to lowed by Bakersfield and Lon Beach City. OCC lost that game to the Lancers, 41-6, under former coach Dick Tucker. The ran.kings: Pasadena also defeated Coast last year, 27-25, at OCC, opening up a big lead in the first half. and hanging on during a furious fQurtb-quarter rally ~urred by -Pira e quarterbaCk Ma~ Sauk. PRESEASON sountLANO JC (Wttft coufeNnc., 'M ~ points) 1. El Camino, Mission No rth, 9-2, 97; 2. Bakersfield, Western State South, 10-1, .88; 3.. long Beach City, Missron NQrth, 9-2. 85; 4. Rancho Santiago,.. Mi5.SiOR c.nt ... 1, 9-2, I~~ That was one -Qf the biggest , highlights for Pasadena during a 2-7-1 campaign. OCC went 2-8 in 1994. S. LA. Valley, Western State South, 1<>-1, 65; 6. Palomar, Mission North, 8-3, 56; 7. Cerritos, Mission North, 8-3. 45; 8. Chaffey, Foothill, 7-3. 33; Pasadena returns quarterback Joe Phears, who threw for 2, 117 yards and 19 touchdowns last year, as well as his leading receiv- er, Gavin Peries, who caught 36 passes for 587 yards and seven TDs. Phears set a Pasadena 9. Sl!n Bernardino Valley, Foothill, 6-3·1, 2.8; 10. Moorpark, Western State North, 8-3, 25. Others receiving votes: Mt. San Antonio, 3-6-1, 15; Riverside, 4-6, 10; Desert, 9-2. 10; Fullerton, 7-3-1, 8; Or11nge Coast. 2-8. 6; Saddleback, 1-7-2, 3; Grossmont 8-3, 3; San Diego Mesa, 5-5, 3; Antelope Valley, 3~7, 2; Pasadena City, 2·7·1, 1. POP WARNER FOOTBALL COSTA MESA POP WARNER (w....by~ s.turdey, Sept. t 10 a.m.-long BNC:h Blue Rams at Costa Mesa Cobras. N<>oo-Ukewood long- horns at Costa Mesa Comanches. Nooo-<:osta Mesa Con· don at Lakewood Vikings. 2 p.m.-Garden Grow Bulldogs at Costa Mesa Cow· boys. 2 p.m.-Costa Mesa Colts at Saddleback Valley. s.turdey. Sept. " 10 a.m.-Saddlebadt Val- ley Gold Bears at Costa Mesa Condors. 11 a.m.-<:osta Mesa CobrlS at Yorba Linda Eegles. Noon-l.akewood Eigles at Costa Mesa Comanches. 2 p.m.-Saddleback Val· ley Blue Bears at Costa Mesa Cowboys.. 3 p.m.-<osu Mesa Colts at Saddlebad< Valley Blue Bears. s.turdaj, Sept. 2l 9 a.m.-<osta Mesa Cobras at Lakewood Pio- neers. 10 a.m.-Saddlebaclc Val· ley Blue Bears at Costa Mesa Condors. Noon-Yorba Linda Wolverines at Costa Mesa Colts. :! ~ostaMesa Coinanc:hesatHun~ngton Beach Chargers 3 p.m.-<:osta Mesa Cow· boys at Cypress. s.twdey. Sept. 30 9 a m.-<osu Mesa Cobras at Canyon Hills Pan thers. 2 p.m.-<:osta Mesa Comanches at North Long Beach Panthers Black. 3 p.m.-<:osta Mesa Colts at Garden Grove Bulldogs. 7 p.m.-<osta Mesa Con- dors at Brea Bengals. 7 pm -<:osta Mesa Cow boys at La Habra lions. Saturday, Od. 7 10 a.m.-Saddleback Val· ley Blue Bears at Costa Mesa Cobras Noon-la Habra Charg· ers at Costa Mesa Condors. 2 p.m.-Costa Mesa Cow· boys at Huntington Beach Broncos 3 p m.-<:osu Mesa Colts at Long Beach Rams. 7 p.m.-Costa Mesa Comanches at Fullerton Hor nets s.twday, Oct. 14 11 a.m.-Costa Mesa Condors at Lakewood Spar· tans 1 p .m.-<osta Mesa Cobras at Canyon Hills Cobras. l p.m.-Costa Mesa Colts at North Long Beach Pan· thers Black. 5 p.m -Costa Mesa Comanches at Canyon Hill~ Cougars. 7 p.m.-Costa Mesa Cow boys at Santa Ana Redskins S.turdliy. Od. 21 9 a m.-l.aguna Bulldogs at Costa Mesa Condon. 11 a.m.-Fullerton Wolverines at Costa Mesa Colt;s. 1 p.m.-Sanu Ana Rf!d· skins at Costa Mesa Comanches 3 p.m.-Yorba Lmda Aztecs at Costa Mesa Cow- boys Cobra~ bye. s.tunt.y, Od. 21 10 a.m.-t.ong Seidl Gold Rams ilt Costa Mesa Cobras. 1 t a.m.-<:osta Mesa Condors at Garden Grove Bulldogs Blue. Noon-Yorba Linda War rlors at Costa Mesa Colts. 2 p.m.-<:ypress Chargers at Costa Mesa Comanches 3 p.m.-<:osta Mesa Cow boys at Canyon Hills Comanches. s.tunt.y. Nov. 4 101.m.-4-luntlngton Bea<h Giants at COsta Mesa Cobr<H Noon-Saddleback Valley Gold Bears at Costa Mesa Comanche1 1 p m.-Costa ~Con dors at Yorba Linda Badgers 2 p m.-long Beach Rams at Costa Mesa Cowboys TBA-Palomar at Costa Mesa Colts Saturday, Nov. 11 l p.m -Costa Mesa Cobras at North Long Beach P;mthers Playoff and 1nv1tatlonal • games to be scheduled for all other levels. LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY FOOTBALL High school · Mayfair vs. Costa Mesa. at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m. TENNIS High school boys · Corona del Mar at Edison, 3 p m. VOUEtBAU High school girls -Costa Mesa at Foothill, 3:15. FIELD HOCKEY High school girls -Newport Harbor at Edison, 3 p.m. DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker · S boats, 106 anglers. 13 yellowfin tuna, 36 skipjack tuna, 1 yel- lowtail, 225 bonito, 145 barracuda, 36 calico bass. 9 sand bass, 8 sculpin, 1 sheeFT head. 1 halibut. 85 rockfish, 81 mackerel, 26 whitefish. Newport LAnding • 3 boats, SO anglers 1 sand bass, 53 calico bass, 17 rodcfish, 56 bonito, 34 barraruda, 1 whitefish, 109 mackerel, 10 sole. SOCCER CONTINUED FROM 81 Morgan, Devon McCalla, Paige Janes, Emily Anne Horowitz, Becky Cummins, Chnstina Hewko, Lauren Grumet and Andrea Gruber. The team will play under vet- eran coach Ted Snell's Jaguars' flag. The Jaguars prepare this week with a warm-up game at 6 this evening at San Miguel Park against CdM's boys Ameba AYSO Plus team and open league play al Lincoln Sports Park at 10 a.m. Saturday against Santa Mar- garita. AYSO Plus was instituted by the AYSO National Office last year as a pilot program in Michi- gan and California for excep'1on- ally gifted players in both boys and girls under-14 and under-12 age groups. The first-year success of the program enabled it to continue this season. COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB IVIR HAD OMI OF THOfl DAY• WHIM ALL IS RIGHT WITH THI WORLD AND YOUR GOLF GA.Ml? When WU the lat um.? Join UI et the Academy of Gott 8lld w.•n lhow you how to haw them for • llfetimel ThrM ·~to dlOOM trom tor only ou•m uo ~71::.::,td llAv.t ~'°t:,...per o-. .. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 accompani~ the Eagles into their 31st varsity campaign. •1 was in the main office earlier this week and all the counselors were telling me they've heard all our kids say we're going to have a good team this year • said Liebengood, enteru;g his l 0th season at the Eagle '1elm. "I told them we've got to prove it first.• Liebengood, who overhauled the offense and defense after losing five of the last six games in '94, including a season-~n'1111g 22-20 defeat by Laguna Beach, is also looking to prove the Eagles can twn around their recent run of mediocrity. "Well, you know, we lost the last gct~e and any time that happens, you're amoous to ge! ~o the first game, so you l'd n redeem yourself, H Llebengood said. ~Ttris-game-ts very, very unportdnl for the staff, and most importantly tor the kids. ·Any time you Cdn win an ,opener, whether it be at home or away, it's ctlw~ys a gredt feeling," Llebengood < ontinued. "lt would definitely be a good start and a ronfidence builder.· Helping bwld Estancia's confidence dre reports deldillng a mere four retlU11- mg starters at Cypresst whe.re first-year coach Ted Hovorka has had to recruit 21 '>eniors, including 18 with zero football ·-·""'. --~ , . ~.....-.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 IJ '-~ -~,,,..~ ---·-----.. ~~-~. ,. • • ' ~ .. Al.' .~ ~ ••• ,~ - -- --- . i . .-- -'1ml._! ' -4 • _._..,.. '.':JI! \ experience, to fill some holes. •The only thing I know about them is what I've read," said Liebengood, who can rest assured his pldyers have perused similar clippings, whic.b include a Hovorka claim that the Centu- rions are • gotng to take some lumps early." Hovorka, an All-CIF linebacker on Seryite High's CIF championship teams in -83. .brings -tl ~ attito from the Friars' program, where he spent the last four seasons, including last fall's Division V runner-up showing, as a varsity assistant. Hovorka's arrival also creates an aura of the unknown, in terms of the Centu- rions' offensive and defensive systems, though Liebengood has prepared based on schemes utilized by Servile. Regardless of their system, Cypress will.feature senior Bobby Brito, a 5-foot- 9, 195-pound running back and line- backer, who kick-started Cypress' 19 firit-halt points with e 13-yard touchdown run in last r.ear's sea- son-opening 19-7 vic- tory over the Eagles. Brtto, whom Hovor- ka termed •electric,• rushed for 66 yards on 11 carries last year against Estanda, which lopped Cypress in all statistical cate- gories. Tne Eagles, howev- er, committed three twnovers against the Centurions and yield- ed scoring plays of 53 and 37 yards, the latter on the final play of the first half. Much of Estancia's optimism centers around its newly-installed double wing smashmouth offense, a catalyst in the last two successful seasons at cross- town rival Costa Mesa. Senior wingbacks Bachy Gonzalez :t.nd Frough Jahid, as well as sophomore ~e.Jam~kins-an~niorlu:U back Joe Flores, will share carries behind a wide-body offensive line aver~ aging just more than 6-0, 255. Jeff Perry, who cd.me off the bench to complete six of seven passes for 51 yards last year against Cypress, opens at quarterback, where he will be asked to throw as few as five passes per game. Defensively, Jahid, an all-league free safety, and outside linebacker Jeremy Osso are the 1011,e returning starters, though linemen Chuck Johnson and Joey Herman, as well as Gonzalez at out- side 'backer, all have some experience. DAILY PILOT Fil£ PHOTO Bacby Gonzalez (26) is in the Estancia backfield for the third straight year Friday nighl This year he'll be operating with jersey number 36. CONTINUED FROM 81 COSTA MESA STARTING LINEUPS . llying to fill those shoes will be a backfield rotation induding junior Ray Obrel, senior Josh Amezola and sophomore Steve Herzog. Senior Brian Reeves, another .key f!gure in the Mesa ball-carrying brigade, is not scheduled to play against Mayfair. Ohrel and Amezola, opening in the positions for- merly known as wingbacks, OFFEHSE No. Player. Ht., Wt.. a . 12 Ryan Taylor, 5-11, 165, Sr. 36 Ray Ohrel, 5·9, 170, Jr. 49 Pat McBride, 5-10, 195, Sr. 4 Josh Amezola, 6-0, 178, Sr. 89 Brian Abbott, 5-11, 185, Sr. 82 Pat Metoyer, 6-3, 250, Sr. 72 Jason Morin, 6-3, 245, Sr. 62 Jose Ayala, 5· 11, 240, Jr. 79 Nick Lefever, 6-3, 280, Sr. 68 Jeremy Lefever, 6-0, 190. Jr. 73 Matt Rudesill, 6-2, 215, So. Pos. QB HB FB FL WR TE OT OG c OG OT DEf'ENSE No. Player, Ht., Wt., a. Pos. 68 Jeremy lefever, 6-0, 190, Jr DE 72 Jason Morin, 6-3, 245, Sr OT 51 Nam Kim, 5-10, 165, So. OT 58 Jaime Cervantes, 6-1, 190, Jr. DE 33 Steve Herzog, 5-7. 160, So. OLB 42 Kurtis Van Hom, 6-0, 190, Sr. ILB 3 Jeremy Jehangiri, 6-2, 215, Sr. ILB 12 Ryan Taylor, 5-11, 165, Sr. OLB 4 Josh Amezola, 6-0, 178, Sr. CB 34 Juli\ls'Vasquez, 5-10, 185, Jr CB 10 Chris Mokede, 5-11. 175, Jr. FS are termed halfback and flanker, r~vely, tJy Howell. Sean Augti.stine. • A nucleus of returners, however, is centered at the skill positions, where senior nmning back Travis Penn. junior fullback. James Elliott and receivers Mike Neely, Chris Riemer and Daryl ~.who along with JUiius Vasquez could Spell Ohrel and Amezola, Will also see plenqr of actioll at fullback, behind senior starte1 Pat McBride. Juon Morin, a 6-foot-3, 245-pound senior, the lone returning • starter on either line, Will handle offeQStve and defensive tackle chores. •There's an awful lot young people Oil our offensive line and we need them to come through," Howell said. Defenstvety, Taylor, a two-time All~ Pa.dfic Coast League outside linebacker, joins Morin and senior returning inside linebacker Jeremy Jehangiri as the vet- eran leaders. Herzog and sewor Kwtil Van Hom rOund out the linebac:ld;ng co.rps. while Amezola and v~ open at corDerback. after playing safety and outside lineoocker, tepectively, a year ego. Lakewood-based Mayfair, under second-year COKb Mike Fitch, lost 19 serUori from last sea- . son's 40-plater roster inclu<liog quarterback Smith all have eligibility remaining. •we don't really know much about them." Howell said. ¥No newspaper ieally covers them. so we don't have anyth1ng to go by except 1ast yeai"s video.· Mesa outgained the Monsoons, 310- 80 on the ground last fall, but lost two of four tumbles, helping keep Mayf ait in a.e contest. It wasn't until senior full- back Joey Archuletta ran for a 5-yard touchdown with t :06 left in the third guartar that MeSa biote open a 14-13 contest. •'Ibey Played a pretty good game with us last year," HOWell said. 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UNLESS YOU ANO WIFE and recorded lhe property s11ua1ed In property 10 be sold and SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 lhe ,Business and Pro-37849 ' •dent BUSINESS NAME nershlp TAKE ACTION TO PRO-on April 30, 1992 as 1ns1ru· said County and Stale and reasonable astlmaled PROJECT: BIO 103·96. tessions Coda and be Ii· p 1 This slalemenl was hied The following porsons The Sport1 Conneclion/ TECT YOUR PROP· menl 192·285442 of 01· described as follows: costs, expenses and ad· CONTRACT 11103·96, ROOF censed In the lollow1ng ubl shed Newport With Iha Counl Clerk 01 have abandoned the use ol Costa Mesa Ltd., a Calltor-ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD tlclol Records In lhe oll1ce AS MORE FULLY OE· vances al the time of the REPLACEMENT AT VARI· c1as~1llc1tion: C39 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Oran 8 Count Yon A usl 1110 Flcllllous Business nla Umlled Partnership, By: AT PUBLIC SALE IF of lhe County Recorder of SCRIBED ON SAID DEED Initial pubhcation ol lhe No· OUS DISTRICT LOCA· QOVERNIHQ BOARD, Pilot September 7, 14, 2t, 22 t~!> y Fese~13 Name: Baily's Sports Con· Long Beach-TDC, Inc., lls AH p ORANGE County, Cahlor· OF TRUST ' lice of sale la: $418.241 63 TIONS Carolrn 8 Stocker DI· 29, 1995 ' nechon. 555 West 191h General Partner, David M. YOU HEED EX LA· ma. and pursuant to the APN 049·251-14 In addition lo cash, lhe BIO DEADLINE· SEPTEM-t B. I S Th007 Oaoiy Pilot August 3t, Street, Costa Mesa, Calllor· TaUa NATION OF THE NA· NoUce of Oelaull and Elec· TRUSTEE IS SELLING Trustee will accept a cash· BER 20, 1995, AT 2 00 PM. rec or ua neaa er· Sept 7 14, 21. 1995 lh997 noa 92627 This statement was flied TURE OF THE PRO-lion lo Sell thereunder r• PROPERTY "AS IS, 1er's check drawn on a PLACE OF BIO RECEIPT: vices & Awtlllary Op. PUBLIC NOTICE The Fictitious Buslne-s w11h the Counly Clerk of CEEDINQ AOAINST corded on June 2, 1995 as WHERE IS" stalt or nahonaJ bank, a BUSINESS SERVICES & eratlona PUBLIC NOTICE Name referred lo lbove Orange County on Augusl YOU, YOU SHOULD Instrument 195-0235t19 ol The street address and check drawn by a stalt or AUXILIARY OPERATIONS, Publlshed Newport NOTICE wos filed on Sept. 7, 1993. 22. 1995. CONTACT A LAWYER. said Official Records, will olher common des1gna11on, federal credit union or a 2985-A Bear Street, Costa Beach-Costa Mesa Daily INVITING BIDS Flc~~l~~!OiJ.~ ... Published Dally P1lol Au-NOTICI! OF Sell on 10/0511995 al 12:30 II any, ol tile real property check drawn by a 11a1e or Mesa, CA 92626 Pilot August 31, September Sealed blda may be r• •... gust 31, September 7, 14, TRUSTEE'S SALE P.M. AT THE NORTH described above Is pur· lederal savings and loan PLACE PLANS/OOCU-7 1995 celved al lhe office of lhe Name Statement 21, 1995. UNDER DEED FRONT ENTRANCE TO por1ed lo be: 309 SIGNAL association, savings as· MENTS TO BE PICKED UP: ' ' lhQBl C11y Clerk, 3300 Newport The following persons are lh996 THE COUNTY COURT· ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH, soctation or savings bank Same as above or al walk· Boulevard, Post Otr.ce BoJ doing busmess as Don --------. OF TRUST . HOUSE, 700 CIVIC CEN· CA 82663 pecified In Section 5102 through. PUBLIC NOTICE 1768. Newport Beach, Calll Coulson Roofing SeMces, Buy II. Sell It. Find It. Nolle• 11 hereby given TEA DRIVE WEST, SANTA Ttte undersigned Trustee of lhe Flnanc1al Code and WALKTHROUOH· A man-torma 92658·89t5 Ul'lhl 2;00 3001 Redhfll Avenue, Bldg Cl•••lfl•d. authoflzed to do business dalory watkttvough of lhe SUPERIOR COURT o'clock p.m. on 26th day ot 5 I 102. Costa Men CA ~~-------~--------~-------~~---~~--~~~~~~~~~~~K~~~~ ~cw~o~ -~•11195,et~hll~ HARBOR LAWN-~ tender other lhan cuh Is lembef 11, 11195, al 8:00 COUNTY OF ORANGE tune such bids stilll be DBC Roofing, Inc . a Cal•· MOUNT OLIVE S ~)!RT:lNiG accepted, the Trustff may Lm. ProspectJVe bidders 341 TM City Drive OP8fl8d and read for: lornia Corporabqn, 3001 wllhhold the Issuance ol are 10 mMI al Business bALBOA ISLAND STREET Redh1U Avenue, Bldg 5 the Truslff't Offd unlll Servtcea & Awdllary Oper• Po1t Ottrce LIGHT REPLACEMENT 1102, Costa Men, CA Cemetery Sales . _... funds become available to Ilona, 2985-A Bear Strffl, ... 14t71 PROJECT. PHASE I 9262e l d F · h d r:/i~ /j \ the payee or endoraM as a Costa Meaa. CA. Call (714) Or•ntt•, CA Contract No. C-3063 This busineas la con· ea s urms e I : ~~ ... ·/. ' matter ol right 556-3240 for dalalls. Bids 92113-1571 Englnur's Esllmall, due1ed by: a corporallOfl 2 A ~rew ) .h' This Is an allempt 10 col· will not be accepted from IN THI! MATTER OF St90,00000 The registrant commenced ' 7 1ect a dtbl and any lnl04'· conltac:tors nol a1teod1ng THI PETITION TO Approved by the C1ly lo ltansact business und8f .. llllllllllllilillliiiiilll.. mallon obtained will be this walltthrough. CHANQI! THE NAME Council on lhis 28th day ol the flct1Uous name or used for that purpose. NOTICE IS HEREBY OF DllllR QONCA August, 1995 names kited above on 9-1· BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~~==~ The Uf!J l>qxzrtmmt41 tlJe/)ajjy PillJt is plNseJ ... m announa a ntW Jmlia now fmlilAble to NW businesses. When Words Are Not Enough "Sf*l•Uzlng In Sfl~ flo&Mw. 2983Heiior!M ~-- ~ wilJ"""' SFARCH the 1lllml for you"' no extnz chtzrgr, anJ 111W JO"' the tirm and the trip!'J the O!U11 H01« In.Santa Ana. Then, oft'llllT1e, 4for the #tl1rh is compl.tt«I wt uiill file J'l""fotitiou.s business name stamnmt with the ~ Grit. publish (In«" Wttit for fow um(:s llS rttfUinJ bJ law anti thm file )WT />'O'lf of pub/iazliqn wilh the~ am. ~ _, bJ "'# """fiaitiqus businm tf4lmlml Ill tht Dtu'1Pilat.330 \\?'. &iy & a.. Mo.. If JOI.' Cll1IMI ~ "'p/Mse ad/ us Ill (114) 642-4321 """Ut' will 1""1'i ••p:k"11 for""' to handle this prrxttiurt by miil /fJ'M i/#iJJ-"11)~ 'JU!Sfimts, p/msi oJ/ UI anJ wt wilJ ~ mtn tMn ~---,_ Goot/ IMdt in )WT' nt:W bwtnai M.Ll1L-r-~Pilot----~- Said sale win be made, GIVEN lhal lhe abov. ,..,. NUii•.... Wanda E. Rqolo, City 95 bul without covenant or named Sdlool District of -""" Clerk oec Roofing, Inc., OoNld wananly, 8XPfHS or Im-0tqe County, CA, acting A17M1S p ..-iv. bldd9I' B COi.on. Prelldem plied regarolng lllle, pas. by and through Ila Govern-ORDER TO SHOW ros,......M.. 1 may Thta alat.ment was l1l4RI seulon or encumbrances, Ing Boerd, htfelnal1er r• CAUU FOR CHANGE obtain a Mt of contract with the Counly Clerk of 10 sallsly the lnclebtadrtNs fenad to as "DISTRICT," OF NA.Ml docUment• at no cost (lcu Orange County on August MCUrad by said Deed, ad· wfU receive up IO, bul not PETITIONER(S) DEMIR the flrat ... and $25.00 for 29, 1995 FISM12 vances lhet'tundef, wllh In-l!lltt than lht above-staled GONCA HAS/HAVE Fll.,EO each add1t10n81 Ml) 81 the D_,ly Pilot Saplembet 7, ltfHI .. Pfo-vlded lhefefl\I lime, M.r.d bid• tor the A PETITION FOR AN onice of the Publlc Works 14, 21, 21, 1895 Th004 MCI th• unpaid prnldpal OT awatd of. conlr1IC1 for th• ORDER TO CHANGE Oepattment, 3300 ~·--------- the note secured bY aald •bOve prOjtct. Bide lhall NAMES FROM DEMIR aoutriard, Post Otta Bolt PUlltC NOTICE deed With ~'""t thereon be r~ In lht plaCe GONCA TO TOM WINGO 116' N~ a.a.en Ca!f.1--'--------as Pf·ovlcMd In Mid Nole, ~ ~ Ind &hall I\ 11 '*9t>y OtCI~ tNI ' ' Flcttt...,_ .......... ftts, charg11 and ex· be opened and pYbkly all pef'IOf1t lnlettsled In IOmia 82'5t-1815 Name atat..-.n\ penMe of tfie lrullM and rMd aloud at the abov. this matter ·~ before For funhet lnlonnalloc\ The tot!OW\ng pttsons .,. ol the trusla et .. lad by si.tecl ttmt and ptace. wa ~ In 09pal1menl call M~l\ael J. Slnacorl, CIOing bustnKs as: NICI Deed or Tru11. Each blddef mutt aubmlt No. 703 of the Orangt PfoJtet M&Ngef, al 144· POiMtttla Hlll, 23 Corpo-• CONIOLIDATID R&. wllh MCI\ bid• etnlllad °' County Sup8flof Court at 3011 . rate Plaza •t39, Newport CONVIYANCI COM-~l~~lr. ~v•:i-.: lht ~ lhown ~ ftubllal\td tjtwporl ~.CAt2MO PANY' • t OJ t YIN-bond In the ronn°' Rt fonh on 10it7, 1191 It 2.00 leecih-Costa ...... o.ity Dw\Ql1t w. ~. Trva«ee TUlltA ILYD., FlnH In IN ~ documera o'dock Pm, and then and PllOl ~ 7, ll. 1915 Of the C>Mghl W. pf«t PLOOR WOODUNO In an~ not Ifft than '*-show c.uM, W any ThOOI TM1 A 04intfal P#tnlf, HILLS.' CA ttit•, 10• of the mu1mum ~=~': ..... .,.-nc• :O.C~~~· ~ (ltl, S40-44?1 emount. of bid·~ noc lie grantee!.. r---~ lhlt bu1lne11 11 co~ DaWt 09/2t/t... ::., ~ thetlw • "II"""* ordered Iha& a wtMiMe dueled by: a llmMd '*' 8¥1 T,_..t LOZID, ~ I the '=": OOpy Of lhl1 oro.J to ~ ........ ._ ........ l*ltttp TRUBTl.I IALI OP.. ...._ to 8Ud\ ...., In '*--lie ~ In ~I( ................ , 1"9 ,..._..,.. ooi1w1•c~ P1C1R · · · COiia ...... DMv Not. • lM to HnMCt llUllMle unc1et Utp t~t :: ~~--'*''II•• Of veniar• cir· ~':':;"',.:.":°"9..::: the flcU•'9\Jt '"'~' hblltl\•d Newport~· • ~ ::•=:C,."* Cor..~ :lh ~.,._.....__.. •••Cu• ..... Dllr TM ....,,.. ~-ew ••n>lfwit "" ._, C... ~w ...... "°' .... ,.., .,, 14. ''· ~· •.1'11111111"" • .... ,... " .. .., ~ ~i••'c 11 '* , •• tllf.; -• .... ......... _ .... ~ °''"' llft ..... w ... , -• .. ....... ,_It ••• ,.Cllllf--...-.... f'!Sii;;w.;c;i;;;;;i"iiJ"'•:'t..~~ • ~ ao-.a • =-~·= .... °' ... .,Yliii.~ aeM•&.TI, 00 :••LM---CA ~ OCMtl "11 .~ .. ........ .. "· i ...... _________ ..;;_ ___ ..._ __ ..:,. _ _: ___________ ~.._,.-.Jt--------... ..,.. .,..._ Wilt ... II ftfto , .. Sell your extra household items File Mt. RHl47 FICTITIOUS IUSlllESS NAME STATBIOO The IOllowlng pe1$0n(S) I ... in Classified .· .. ... .. ·~ . ,. .. ~· .. ~ .'f .. ·. .. ... ... ........... _ _.._.___1on 1125 .. ,.. ; r , . ~=· • I ~ [•I t'i m 2102744 -""'--(-. -. "r '. -·~· I _I - II ~""' -...- . .. . ·. lOUAL ~ Ol'l'OlllTUIUTY AMl'lllHIMl...,...tlll~i. -. _'.;I; ......,. .... , ...... FH· _C_O_R_O_N_A ___ _ erll f1* ........ Mttf 1MIN 1---------.....-. ... kh•iU.• IMefll DELMAR 1022 NEWPORT " .......... ..., ...... ,.. 1069 iiiiiillii-iiiiiiiiiii BEACH ll11t1&1ll111 " flnr11111u11111 FINAL 9'•DUCTION ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ~ Ill ,.., ctler, rtlitltft, MUST SBLL I• tn. UM""-.......... 1111111t tt For Sate By Owner. 8LU"a S20K Down ........................... Old CdM Connecttcul to ttt TO •PPtO)( ,......,_. ""•11c1, lllll· charm w/lro backyard 2057. 7\l!a" LH. -.•411•1m' '*"~' on Buck Outley. Hug• Expanded Angelita TMI .,..,.,., triff Qt U\' rm. w/vaulled'cell. 2017 Vl1ta Ca)on .......,_..._,....._. llp, 48R, 2~BA. Fr (909)04~165 _...,.._, ...... ...-It Ill dt1, wood 11"· Onlr. Spaoloue 48ft :JM ...._., ...... Olr.....,. 1499,000. 418 Hue. w/utru on patk In .. ...., ....,.. M 111 OPn~3~!.~:tT eut1>1utt. owner ,...... •••1hH .. ..., C7t•> 494-0193 motMlt9d 7fJ0.31ot. _S_O_""'°--C-0-.-~T--:=::.:•::lllllMll ti. 1.-n•-· BanlC 0Wn9d V HI n.i1 f .:.,_;, !I~.:: ""· •8d z.sa., 3-Qr Can't iffm to METIO "1088 • ,....... .. =· Park & P•llcan gtt to all lhO•• ... ·---Pttoed~ ~ rtpakjobl _. • • flll Prtn ontr.Ael u:M011 around the h®M? ..... ··"I Ltt th9 CIMelftM 'A:...., lentce DlrM ... , f!raugfl dlldled help you nnd M9 M78 rellable help. a US•llD llOUlll <., Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday PAILY PILOT DIADUNll Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .............. -Thursday~~ -- \ BYPllO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631~94 (Please include your name and phone nwnbec and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY M.U.Oll9t PstlOHI 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 'JUJ27 Oxncrm Newport BMS &: ~ Sl .. GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 1be publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in u advertisement for which it.may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. NEWPORT 2169 BE.ACK 2169 Le dplx 2Br 2Ba +ore on Penln, w/d, gar, yd. Quiet 1trt nr bch/bay • New Brbr cpVpnl. No amk/.,.i. $1100. tS0-.1M2t Ude 41R l•Jfrnt (Dock & lie option avl) & Oonfrnt ••R wk/mo/ yr/fum/unf 875-4080. L •• 1· THURSOAV. SEf'T'EM8ER 7. 1995 ., =•r 2189 COSTA MESA 2824 MISC!.UANEOtJS IENTALS TO ·.·u·C!Tal'l:ll--C!C!·.-•ltosT. EMPLOYMENT EllPLOtlO!NT !MPLOYlllJIT !llPLOYlllJIT l!ll~liiii!i!i~iiiilA Oh••tY .it-dHlgnd IENTAi.s SBU2 2724 .-n~ FOUND 2925 5530 5530 5530 55lQ a..o1oua ••ft 38A 1ar 1ea, •~Ing bar PIRANCI! lliiiiiiii&-iiiiiiii_.iiji •• iiii.a•1I lii!ll•l!!'~~~ili••illl•lllimi lnald e lndry+ xtraa. pvt patio, 154S4800i Npt H•hta Shale 38d LOaT COCKATl•L AVON need• l oca o,.eraterll'•r•••" Rec ...... P{T -.........---. On patk In ~utblutf. mo. 648-9081 2Ba hm, hdWd ftr, ffpl, l.n ~ .. d-4 Mat on 81 ,..pe Own tva Wet~. ,..., 1. atotm W ~ -_ Avl 1111. 780-3109. •'•Ide 28t l~Ba (2 •oous W/d, yard. S400+utllt. 21, l'rlendly, gray. lled 'poc.nual "ro drain contfn, flowCIM /Pfl, phonel, 1C»ey, 'ii;r9iiniimiil VILLA aALiOi LI~ unll•), fp, ........ h""PI, .,. • 2706 122-6440 BUSINESS Pleat• calt 879·1654. °' ...... Avon, C.u J En;lna.rtng 162·?&4I tlJing, NB, sa/tlr. 1-6 I' llTaft ..,.. ..., Pa It NIP T h M OPPOJl'"Rft'l'V -7 da.ly. Mt. Ev1ns 873-7300 ._. ..... llllla matr Br, 2Ba. rrpl, , patio/garden garage r " •• ... •vi'u 1 Loat Mlnlalur• Schnau· 714·723-4121 Ind rap PfT CASHlaR ~d Retail L.adlH 6....,. .. -~ w/d hkup, 2 aec pkng, 1900IH715. tMWS62 • Bal lal on canaJ..mastar t•r br 2 \.t ba, 1200 2904 zer, male, allver/bll(, ••thetlolet\• Creal •v•nlng 1 for amall w•.,· Ellp'd iater"'~r· ~ ..... "" •M"f.I pool/9')a/tenn. Gated. , Br w/balcony & view. squat• ft, Avt Im~. lalt Hen 171h·l,....lne. Own BullneU at rutt rHlauranl In Coat.a 100 at John laon~d'• ell Ron'*· AvaJI. 11276. 844-5370 ·~ llDE 28R Cott.,.. Stir kltch/utll. Avt 9115. 1145+ullf. 717·771~ Rawardl 648-8159 equip. oermaloglc Mesa. Br1an. 548-7427 Golt Shop 852-8689• APARTMENTS FOR RENT p, yard, cell fan/nu '800/mo 875-8188 Roommate lO •h~re Commerclat Flahlng atudlo PT. 432-0609 P{T ""-p'd ofc -•A•,..,, ..,_ a pnVcarpt, 1tv 1890. 2B• 28• townhouae In In Ala.U. Make up ...,. ··--.-· ._tall al" PT/FT 33• 201h St 5 CDM Pvt m/b h f • I .... o 000 I h ue •Tm • ~'d ... , y-...a •1/hr. t-12 noon. " 48-8094 r at • urn C"•ta Me1a. Clean-Aul 0 .., ' n 1 ree ~ _.. • Lad lea boutlq • or unfurn kl'~h 1 .... -.. month• Poaltlo M• anlo•, •taotr Computer knowledge • u 'l!!!m!:!!!!!!!!:illlill•i=l!!!::.:!I! EA.r s.DE 28R 1... • ... pr v. no"·amoker. 2-A•• at-· ni p-....~S' 3000 • E.,.,. d 1ala1...ar•on at -411 Polntsettla. $500/ or -...-al10 available In can· •u•~ clana & Vantwotka,._ a muat 722 ... 581, ..,.. ,... New crpVbllnda, gat. mo Incl utll. 876-0902 tached gatage, ptl• nerl•• and other araL 175·2837 PAAT TIME MBa.c"' .. Mhu~ 9." •B"ao•n,' TUTORS IPIT H~S. Patio w/1ma11 yard. vate bath, laundry, I ""' • ca 11 Math th T lg C"'-$7601 comm pool No pets Men/Women. Call 1· Immediate Openlng1. RECEPTIONIST Npt Beach. 1544-4477 ru r • ,,.. .. mo. 722-8294. $395+11'1 utl.llllee. . 504-841·7778 Ext. Oeneral Office Community newspa· Blol, foreign lang. Eaatelde VACATION Evoa 549•2658 7312 K·38. Entry Level per ottlce foo"lng for Sal.. lege GPA 3,2+. S8.50J' BALBOA JS LAND 2BR w/Gar. 2-aty aml RENTALS 2722 Shr 2BR 1BA Smoker EARN Y_OUR FREEDOM Typing a + • Auto dependable peraon lo P~y'L~.c~~~L,:~~r $10,50/Hr. 443-2100 2606 CQmpleic. $795/mo OK furn optional Mllllonalre In one year. req'd. Mon·Frl 9·5 answer phonH, aHl•t Ing Colonial Candle~•---------Pam Agt 546-~880 • · • $1 295 c Ital 1 •· 11m(K&MIC. Maureen 831·1400 customers and halp EMPLO~uy ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' Npt Boh Ooeanfront pool, 1pa, golf courae lre~ent. C::naml~~~r: 11a -• ~ "~ out with varlou1 clerl--of Cape Cod & beautl· 1 """' Bright 2Br 1Ba upper. Lovelr , Spacious 38R Reserve now tor wkly/ view. '400/mo+ ~utll aonality a muatl Retire ..... Of .. fulurt GROCERY cal duUH. $6-$7 par ful accauorles Is SERVlCBS 5533 Yrly, 11076/mo. Strfft 2BA nr S. Coa11 Plaza monthly winter ren1a11. 8215·0769 or 1·800-In 60 daysl Not serl-~-f«inlo cal Gourmet service dell. hr. 9am-2pm Monday looking tor consull·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii parking. Adoll Patter· Fp, Patio, Enc Gar. No Fully furnl1hed 3Br 244~374 Armand. oua? Don't call. 1·800-Galion'•. Market lhru Friday at MIHlon anta & managers. Be ---••• 1onft•allor. 722·2511 pols.$l050854-1719 2Ba, gar. No 1mk/no 980-5513. 11ak1 energetic, Viejo locallon. For In· ll'\e 11110 Introduce In Please be aware thaJ X·lg 1 8 t , beam cells, Newport across the pets. Karen 434-1424. G•D11GBS own "our OWn •~ friendly people to U· tervlew pl•••• c.11 r.our area. We are the the llstlngs In thl• cat· l I 2B ~ •' .....-sl11 our customers. Judy Oetllng at (714) aatest growing party 1 Berber, w/d, mini view • i'ee : r 1 YiBa sin-POR RENT 2740 parel, Bridal West-Muit be able to work 574-4250 or fax r• plan co. In th• Direct egory may requ re Y~ Utll pd. Oulell $950/ g • sty, gar, $825/mo, RENTALS TO •rnwear, ~hoe or PERSONALS flex echadule Incl sume lo (714) 631· Selling Aun. No In--to call a 900 number mo winter. 873-3059 1685 Irvine Avel5. No Crystal/Gift atore. vestment -or deltvery In which. there 11 a d weeknda/holld ay1. 6594 · cilarna nar minute. ogs. 720-9422 SHARE 2724 2"X20 Storage $16,900 to $3S,900 In-•• H 1 · Call 1-800-200-0698. __ ..... _....-.. _-___ _ N r CE 1Br, walk-In In Coata Meaa eludes Inventory. flx. b:i~af-at.art+unon POST~&o.QV'TJOIS_ Al;E&-MOR $-AVON SAL•• Sir JiAr BQA -c10m, encrgar. NB Iv lrt new 28r taO--....o5e urea, buying trlp, PERSONALS 3002 vanca. Apply In per-. N~fi~R~~~~~s Internal Advertising Sell from home, work PENINSULA 2607 9/20. No pels. $650/ 38a twnh~Fash Isl. training, more. Call ion Mon·Frl 8-5, 1660 To Al>""' Cal 714.e.47-1991 Agency looking for or temtory. Earn extra ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil mo Betty 644-2270 AC W/O Paul Kostecky at Ub-San Mlgual Or., Npl . ,.., E11p1rlanced Sales SS. 24 hoour general . ' • • pool $675. arty F••hlona anytime. "•"TURE· YOUR DR"'•us PT F t Ont M 1--1 I r t' .. ot 'lne 1 BR $600/ Avl 9,23 7,.,,. .... 99 COMMERCIAL -....,. ....., Beach. 644-8660. EOE ron ca ed ...., Parson to head up n or ma ion • • -. . mo ulll pd. 1 · ....,...... (501) 327-8031. OF LOVE! Clinic (A11l1tanl In· Orange County sales Call 1-800-547-8503. ~i~.·:~:us:N~'. ~~~d~: NEWPORT CDM $390/elngle room RE.AL ESTATE PAY PHONE ROUTE 1·90().726-0033 ext 4592 Handymen Carpntry surance Coordinator) learn. Commission Ind. Rep. BaJboa11. 644·7946 BEACH 2669 avail now. UOs. paid. 50 Local & Estab Sites $2.99/mln, must be 18 or eleclrlcal °' plum~g. Phone sklll1 & Span-Only. Wore heading No pell n/1mk. 708-B Eam $1500 weekly. ProCall Co. 602·9!>4-7420 or ~rywll. stucco or paint lsh bl-lingual. Fax re-for cybarspaco at•--------- 2BR 1 BA onblock from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Avocado. 675-8634. 1-800-866-4588 24 hrs QUYS or tile. Davi 675-1331 sumo to 548-4504. warp spood. Get on DOMESTICS 5540 bch. Very clean. Prkng *48 Communltlea• CdM 2Br 2Ba Shr w/ BUSINESS OFFICE VENDING RTE•New Want 10 Talk to INSURANCE Llc'd Call 548·2273 board while you canl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ape. $900/mo. Avail 9/ 13,500Apartmenta · FOR RENT 2769 1ft 1 LIVE Agls/Bkra & Telemar· PT/FT for small restau· Call for appointment: Llve·ln Da"tlm• 1. Call 909-337-4180 $750 to $2500/mo one Hldom hm. Mrbl Mach.,..es n 21 Loca· QIRLS QIRLS QIRLS keter needed to sell rant In Costa Mesa 7 14/848 -9596 CQmpanion, prefer N .. ,, 1 rr · frplc, bale w/eea view. llons•Buy All or lllC 11 N 111 Comm'l ln1 662 2430 · (Earth Station) senior citizen. Fr6 6 28R 2BA Oen View AC owpo,., "'ne uaun $800/mo. 723·1616 Part*8Q0-599·6780 a ow . . • . 8am·2pm, flex hrs. .. Fp, 2 lrg patios, 2·car IRVINE FOR Ll!ASE: 1429 sq -1-900·378·2 5 00 MANAQER Manage· Need car. Start SS.50/ SALES room & board. Call for gar, frig, dw, 51475/ APARTMENT E~alde CM. 1 Br & Ba ft@$1·10 per sq ft . l 3' EXT. 8053 ment experience with hr. Brian, 548·7427 Sell vacation/retire-details. Newport Bch YI 747 7765 COMMUNITIES avail for rent to ahare frontage. 440 E. 17th $3.99/mln & 18 urs + 1 h 1 w k me t 1 t th h 1 (714) 548-4512 mo. r y • S CM . .,A 8 • n· ome sa es. or Whether you're buulng n o s, roug ou __ .._-'------Call our Info Hotline In ,3Br ccindo w/yerd. t., • 114....-.5· 523 ANNOUNCEMENTS Touch T. req Sorv·u 12·20 houra par week or eelllng. Classified Calif. by phone. Good Sell your home 1·800.IAC·5115 Large clo,et, laundry, (619) 645-8434 In the evenings. Make covers all your naodsl loads, good groducll through classtried. COSTA MESA 2 624 --.-1--8-R-$-0-2-5-.--kitchen & all other LIVI! 1·0N·1 $750 to $1500 com· Robert 85 -8287 642·5878 2BR 2BA s725/Up prlvlllges. You are: Prom 200 ro 3000 sq.ft. 1·900-505·5678 minion. 1 ·800-699· --------- Refrig & dishwasher CLEAN, ORDERLY. Competitive rares. Across ANNOUNCEMENTS 1·800·345·1661 6099 Ext. 60483. 1Bedrm Apt $5 85 East or Harbor All ulils paid (714) 970-6261 Incl. 60x30 pool. No CONSIDERATE, RE· fro J W. Ai 1·800-470-4865/Gay Marin an Christian Pets N f N SPONSIBLE, did I m · · rpon: 2920 1·900-656·2625 S c hool CM. PT le~se. :4~~55 ° mention CLEAN? NO '4500CampusDrivc 18+, $1 .99/min. Cl••• room Aide; 1 BR Mobll• Home Quiet & Secure. 1991 Newport Blvd. 048·8373 CA TS. $400/mo + Y.I N Beach R t I I t FT 3Br 2Ba 1 house from util. Avail 9/1. CLEAN ewpon ecep on • • : Dayc are Aide-Pr. sand. Approx 1200 s/f, people call: 65C>-4292, EMPLOYMENT Call Natalie.;.437•1700 newly decoratd. 51350 548-1195 or page 651· --------- lse. 818·501·3477 2787. Na nny to care for NB STUDIO near beach, _N_B_·_N_p_t_C_r_e_a_t_2_B_r_3_B_a ~~~·~t.' ~I~~-~;:,:~· C~~ 2BA·1 BA $650/mo. Lndry, pool, quiet, nr all transportation. No pets 648-0392 201 E. Balboa. 5540/ condo. PooV1pa, gar, '3'51Ll"tM:otlcir.t EMPLOYMENT certified, English· mo, 6 month lease. tehni1. Near beach. _..-:!..... uva. ~c 5530 speaking. 650-5902 673·0676 or 772-4400 S550+ulil. 645-7683 ·-...,,...,, COSTA MESA 2~24 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Q UIET & SE RENE PaJm l\:lesa Apartinents So near & yet so fu ... Thar's the tecling you gee when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush greenery of secluded woods & St2tely p.titru. A Srudio:s, l & 2 Bedrooms ·Jn SS7S to S600 · lBR $625 to S6.SO . 2BR sns to S750 A No Pea A V cnia.l Blinds ... C.aling f.uu A NEW Carpet, Paint & Ttlc A Fiincss Room '1.5'1s.J'10tlce with COftlPlllO'lchtting lrel 'Ms.FtmM:Olt • tal8¥'1M:Ofd1 Clem Lab OI SIOngc lrel • H• S4F1 M: Ofc A mllli p.u membly See Robert on Site 1001 W. 17th SL, Unit V Costa Mesa 65().8287 2790 ..,_---------1 An9werlng Servic e SHARE AMERICA! P/T·F/T 59.25 To Start One friendship at a answering phones. No time. Be a host famllyl selling. no exp. nee. American lnlercullural Loe-CM 213-960-2092 No room left In the garage for the car? Student Exchange.•---------A call to Brazilian, European, To place an ad In cleaslfled can South American High Cla .. ltlecl Scho91 Exchange Stu· Call 942-8878. • help dents. 1·800-SIBLING. ----------------- School starting! Local caring representatives. 2925 GARAGE SALE HINTS A Hl"ual Pool & Jaruz21 £ Paoos & Ba.lcorucs FOUND: Par akeet iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Blue & blk male w/ Port" Room Motel. blue leg band. Easl· High Image, (Land· bluff/Npl. 759·9022 mark). Indoor Pool, FOUND: Set of K ays Restaurant, Lounge. 8123 In parking lot be· Profitable, 11cure In· hind Jack In the.Box v es I man I. H I g h on 17th St .. CM. Call growth, (M1lllary). Low Marla at 574-4249 Taxo1, low crime. work. Or after 5:30, Southern Mis souri. 645-1933 home. $690,000. l nfopack? .,....---------(314) 774·2225. Lo•t Blk/grey Tabby 11--'-----------Cat. Walks w/ limp Before your garage · sale place a ga rage sale ad in the Daily Pilot to ensure a big crowd.-List items with specific brand names, sizes, co lors, prices, conditions, etc. in your pd. A Ganges Avulahk Office Hmm.: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M·F and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm wcckcnds 1561 Mc.<;a Dr.· Santa Ana Heights, CA (714) 546-9860 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the CIHalfted Service Directory help ·you find reliable l"lelp. right side, on 9-3 COM, 673·7925 LOST BRACELET Gold keepsake brae• let w/Arles & heart charms, NB erea. Pis call §73'5990 aft 4pm. Whathw you're buying or 1elllng, Classified covers all your needs! Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers with a combined circulation over 3 million. S~OO Is all It takes to place a 25 word or less classlfled ad. $15 for each additional word. CAL•SCAN (916) 449-6000 ·sE·R·VI-C·E--·1 ~1c DIRECTORY CLEA.NlNG 3528 SERVICBS DEQ 3548 COATING FLOOR INST ALL HAUUNG 3720 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3 8 5 8 PET TRANSIATOR/ •••••••••I Leaky lhowera Aap'd Regroullng & lnstall'n ACOUSTIC REMODEUNG CAJtP!T CLEANlNG L1670130 Dean of Tiie 673-8oe5 or 846-8526 3408 ------- --------- 3570 REPAIRS 362 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3 8 70 TUTOR 3 927 Personalized Pel C are LE.ARN SPANISH NOWI Kennel alternative. No Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also stra1s or worry. Uc. Translator-tnlerpreter. Ina. Ref's. ¥ 673·7184 Su -n• 0 73-7408 THI! LOCAL PLUMBER .. Wiiiiam Bangen Co. Since 1947 Friendly Service L#476000 675·9304 Ex.part Drain Cloanlng & Plumbing Repalre 20yr• exp. All work Guar. Steve 545-8298 39 28 CERAMIC • MARBLE GRANITE Install & Fab. Clean.up. Uc.'d Reas. $ 892·5833 GrouVTll• Reatoratlon tt.gr out•Recaulk Repair-Clean ., s.ai FrM b llmal1 M0-1'1t Regroul Sysl'"19 LI S3ICn5 3929 Good Jobt re lbttMNaa lhler91tlng ltllng• '°buy • .1.. I \ I . .. ,.; " i I . • ' ... ..... ..... ID .... 13 =--•Milt 11017 .... IOP-. 11 c.tlly =~-=~ IM TQPofont'I head es Aelir.iee ee Mud DOWN 1 Smlpe roughly 2 -Moun1a1n1 ofEUl..i. ~~ 5 PaintlngOf ICUlpture •7·15 o ,..,_~,-~ fS Kitt and cubs 1 Coral ,.., 27 ~II ""'1y" 4 3 T 11P11 8 Satin authot 45 Have lllgtl 9 UM • 28 Fifll·~ude regard IOI gafdane(t slat , 48 Grating tool 29 Take1o lhe 48 Pope 10 Eye part atopes 49 Fellow 11 Sept· -. 30 Rope 50 Vobnlc roC:k Quebec 31 l .. ked 51 Aulsl In ct4me. 12 Redic> part 32 Scan 52 -Hat1 13 Benefit 33 Stytilh. 54 Jal-· 19 St~ bath 34 Butllgtlt c:1wet 55 Twist fl~-~~~~~:=::---~56~Cla~~~;__...:. 25 Grappled 58 P~ *' 26 Productive 59 Affirmative HOltTlf •ATll ~ ...... OATt •• SOVl'B ·WEST I• p ... IHI' p._ • .: s .... IOllDI of.c,. -..r,:li._•i .... iim,-....,••. i..,ii.l1"8lp!oftll!!r0!0~,I. 11 !1!=!1•1 atp4, ••rw . clean, loeded. °'* .. UM HOT U.'POOtrra ..... 70 c.1437•tNf. •12 w uu~ 'it Aae..a ii •.1-..-.. ........... ~~""." •-&WOoOYer ..... ~ _...llf:r.:'===== LUICURY CRu1au .-...... twv mt. TIVCIS iUO liUle........ ...... Mi, JW.lta ft bitMI ••r ACT8 UQ 90TH ~. ~~~ 11200(m•••lll·~~ aemowu...e.it.0·1 Wcidaill' 1'1111 .... .JoM90la. HMJUlSa • •a• C"•"• 8•t0 rebid ud. deeplt.i the u•1•need VNI'. Loran. bench RED ~.:"~Tf 'M Aooont U 4 dr XCalt al. ac, pb, pa. ....,. of the &and. two no wmp ..... ,,.. bollem pnt IUNAOOf' AND . adn. 91' ale to tao•. ut, cc. am/fm, ve. wu the on.l,y na.ooable alte~· wllrallr. Clean.full • ,12 VINYL TOP IOecs.d, allU nu. Ok ml. 12500 OBO. 236-9270 tive. . er-· $12,000 080. WtA! WHEEL.a 111,200 nun 871M874 ;8i Che t ton Welt e;;,0~eclarer a h1Jp1n1 ~ ~ POWER 6 EXTRAS duftw p.:.t.,p Fully hand by • &be ta o1.,-.., 241 DWOOUY. rtvbfkfOe, •~700 ...._.n• HYUNDAI 8090 ioacMd w/464 va. Low run to the ;ack iA the eloead hud. 9'ectronlce. ttaUer. 225 •u White AIVlllU m1 (79K ·actuai m11e1). Helaemo play.ct the bud .. ii ttia OMC c:::t VI.""° LOOKS UKI! HOT $7,§90. 43M931 cards bad,. ... b9cb: The queen ol ~~;U:.1e trade. pp SPORTS MACHtNI[ ••• XL QL8 ac. lapd, •as To~ota 4»4 SR5, diamond• WH PH,.d to Ea1&01 RUNS LIKE COOL •unrf, very clean. xcab, fuel lnJeot, king. and th• spaciel'9Nrn WU tU· ~ ...... Expreu LUXURY CRUISER 12000 080. 238-9270 loecs.d, loW ml. 117k en with the kins· 18, Nly loaded, 900 ACTS UK£ BOTH •ea XL QLS AT AC 0tlg owner, xlnl cOndl '"'--'--Jed h :..._t ,., b--"-hra. exceptional cond. 8 • ' $4900 080. 642-aMt ~ t e ..... """ ..... 188,000. * 175-8128 HI-GLOSS WHITE p • auntf, 60k ml.I"!'::~=--~=~:':"":"~ and, when Weet rouow.d '°"· c.1led RED PINSTRIPES $1"5 firm. 238-9270 •ea l'CN'd F150 f'tckup. for the table'• kine. fet.eh.inc l!ut'• 9™ Oi. 4 horu SUNROOF ANO a.clUoer, dual ...... queen. A dub was ducked t6 West'• =~'· low houra. l/2 VINYL TOP CU•tom bumper. Rune ten, and the spade return wu won esr-4003 WIRE WHEElS JAGUAR 9105 very good. H,340. Ope~ lead,_: ~T_en_!X-:-·--:~;----,,---o;:n~th~e~ble. South came to band POWER 6. EXTAAS 437•1931 The North Americart Champi· wt e Jack oflttamotuS, -cnl)ed •37oo_!:ie-a17• *******~iCl~VOaSirm;ijf-iii! on1hip1 are becoming an ever· the ace of clubs, then c:roaed to the Sia BOATS 016 1 iO •ov. I me increaaing attractioo for foreign ace of diamond• to lead the laei 7 rannY •c 9040 Tan. Perfect' Cond.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ( h h ft·"' '-A&#u.&on "118,995 850.58851' ple,yer'9, tome o w om ave come 1.,....e. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '87 8UQ Yellow w/blk to make their homes in the U{lited West won 'but, down to nothing *1918 22ft Skf Boat• ******** Int , factory sunrf, St.ates. The latest to try hi•luck on but. hearts, could not et.op the jack 5·1 lltre v.e. King '83 Clmaron Full teeo Vanden Plu good cond. s2000. Ian th of h_.... fi ..____ · decla _, Cobra 0/D, low profile power. orig owner w/ L Mlt Ex 9,...,,, .. .,,9 .... 704 thi• aide of the At tic is e young "'4M •S rom ~mmg re .. I hull, Juel aervlced, . tan lthr Int. 11795 ow ••· celtent ~~~"~"""""."'"""""~==== Norweeian internationalist, Geir eighth trick. At the other tabla. new conttoller/uphol· o8o. 760-9384 Car Sl8,500 eS0-5885 '88 vw BAJA/STREET Hclgemo. three no trump failed by two bicka. atery. Great akl boat· '88 XJS Perfect con-BUG. Ice Green, color. faat-looka great ..... r.. dltlonl Red w/tan Int.. Brand New Motor •nd ady to go. $12,000 CHEVROLET 9045 riot. Cuatom Whffla. Clutch. Excellent run· 6075 COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPO!l"I' · 846-.9449/574-4247 $7600 Firm 648-4514 nlng condlllonl Eye ~& catcher. Must aee to TICKETS l~~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH , 6169 27' Chaparral Sig· '72 Chevy Nova 2·0r '95 Ranger Rover appreciate. Need• Alrlln• Ticket RT Cul-de-Sao Sal• neturo. Speed Boat. V-8, auto. Good Trana. County LWB. Demo -minor Interior tch·up. Anywhere In USA/ Sat, Sepl 9, &-1 Only 95 hra. Loadedl Needa TLC *** 6,000 ml. White/Tan $2,1500 846-8340 Canada. Make offer Ramona Pl. (off Santa I! ST AT B /M 0 VI N Q $38,000 850.588S $850 obo 83 t. 7149 $47,000 850·5885 •==-~--~~-~ 349·9965. Lv msg. Ana btwn 1sth & 16th) SALi!. Sat only e.12. '82 V•n•gon 71k ml. CHEAP AJA Moat US Clllea •From $190 (1·W)• •From $350 (RT)• No Roatrlctlone t -800o38C>-e802 w .. het/dryer, houa .. 1---------'88 Cam•ro IROC --------brown/tan, fold out HOAG HOSPITAL hold Item• & clothes. MARINE SERVICE only s1 .Ski T·Top, MERCEDES 9130 bed, mech. perfect, AUXILIARY. UT .. m 1870 Port Chatlff Pl. SOPPUES 7020 5.7l, 1 owner, lmmac. n.ins grtJ xlnt cond. 870 W. t7UI St. (Harbor View Homes) $7,000 obo. 857--0423 $3600 obo. 759-0168 (#28 In back) •as 300SD 122K Set 818 8am-4pm Stove, Refr'9, Coucti.a Bruce Anchor 331b• Light blue. Xlnll Sec Sofa, Wlngbck ~~!c;,,~rn1 cf s:= 80'of 5/16" chain: DATSUN 9060 Rec:enl Tran•mlsalon.1·..._--,.--..... -0--1-2-4-5- Chr, Plano, az 10 o"r at· Supe lo & $180 780o878t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $10,500 382·9578 ~ ava· shoes, pu,.••· misc · r r 1••••••••• hsehold. All mu•I go. Ticonderoga Sat 9-2 •---------'79 280 ZX blu, e •ae 3001! Sliver/Bur.I' GARAGE SALES 1611 Labrador or. MARINE SUPS cy1 .• 5apd, loaded, gundy. Alr·b•g • .4BS. I••••••••• D rvr atereo, nu brks, palnV 140K mllea. XlnU -------.-n•usrORTATION o\,o&W 7022 tlrea, restored. Mint $1~.850 382·9578 --------NEWPORT 11\AR condl 12ok ml. 13495 ~~=-=......,~---BALBOA BEACH 6169 27' SIDI[ Tll! Sall Muat •Ml 4M-5491 •9a 300 Cl! loaded, boat pood loc near have all ••rylc• ISLAND 6106 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ud '1 e Id Wat / record•, 1 Otlg owner. l!!ii!!i!ii!iii~~~ii ESTATI! SALB BOATS 7011 ° • r ge. er FORD 9075 XJnt condl 122,700 Multl Pemllv SaVSun Sept. 8/9, FrVSat 9-2. Elec. $9/ft. 675-6128 C'all. fS75-n28 _.....,_....___.._~ 9am·3pm. Loi• of Fine American anti-50 Ft Mooring-NB Stutfl 106 Coral. No ques, mapa & docu· BOSTON WHALER Ju•t rebuilt. $12,500 '87 Thunderbird LX --------1 800 332 5374 ' early bird• Pleaael ments, WW 1&11, •••r· 22' OUTRAGE. 1980 w/8' dinghy. Call 9am· Show room condl ma. MEICURY 9135 llng•Tlffany, George HUtL BRAND NEW 8pm, !548·5972 roon, loaded, gry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jensen, OrHden por· 175 hp JOHNSON , , lther, all pwr, gar'd celaln, booka·1at ed'a, 0 B hu 25 hr• New .ao .ea Boat Dooke $5985. 459-7103 '91 CAPRI Convert ,_A_UT __ O_P_AR_T_S __ _ . . I ' Nowpor1/B•yelde N • "' ~ 1 -----•loFFICE PETS & CORONA MERCHANDISE FURNITURE & ANIMALS 6049 DEL MAR 6122 EQUIPMENT 604 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FREE lo a great home: Sale Sat .9th 8am-ANTIQUES 6010 Oak office furn Jn good Gorgeous female 11 :30. Blkea, clothes, i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil cond. Desk, credenza, Germ•n Shepherd, lamp• eel. 12 Morro jewelry, furn & much ateer ng cablH/con-Avellable Now •88 Bronoo U XL T ew .op, ..-• • onr, more. Bayside Vlllag11, trola. Dual balls, CaU 873•151558 4x2, full power, auto-Ilk• new, w lie. AC, & REPAIR 9260 enter North aide #43 Loran, VHF, Fl•h maUo Ilana, Ilk• new. pwr wndl/alMrg, am/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (waterfront unit) PCH Finder, Outrigger•, Bl· MOORING for 35• S&,350. 64~762e fm cua, alloy whls. & Bayside Or. Park on mini, Stern SHt. Re· boat, No. Balboa $7,800. 844-.5370 Ford C•r Pert• 1980-Baysld• Dr.. •t\ort veraelbl• Piiot SHI, Chan. XJnt loc. S13K. --:,-=a-=a-:11=-.-0-0-rt.,-,:Q-=T:---I 1995, Used with war. dbl• wide filing cabl· 3 years old, very af· Bay Dr. (Spyglasa) net-4 drwra (letter or fectionate, hsebroken ,_W_h_y_p-la_y_H-ld-.-,-N legal), uphOls chrs (1 & obedience trained. Seek with childcare? exec, 1 side). $400 Love kids/pets. Inside ca 11 CI•• a If I• d firm. 644·6655 dog. Call 858-5488. today! 642·5678. walk to unit,#'• given Fore Seat Stores Hu 19' Hll boat-can 5-apeed, ale, am/fm --------ranty. Shipping avall· The Community Porta Pottle. Dual Axle negotiate. 640-1327 • t ere o /c a a 1e11 •. PORSCHE 9175 able anywhere. Vita, Market Place. Traller. $14,900 obo. $t800 831·8333 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Mastercard, AMEX , Classlfled (714) 84&.8340. Sllpa & Side Tie Discover. Ford Auto .... 2 .• .-78 SpacH Avl. Xlnt Loci '92 EXPLORER XLT '88 912 Black 2 door, Recyctlng, Rancho •BUY1NQ ITEMS• From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paint· lngs, books, furniture. etc. Immediate cash, top$. 673·8223111 msg _P_E_T_S--•• -----S•v• abused and v• ....,.., H•rd Top etectrlc 4WD, dk blue, xlnt 4 cyl, ~500 aa 111 Cordova, California. 1· boat. Xlnt cond I Price negotiable. Call cond, 1-owner. 45K PIHH can between 8 O o -4 2 1 ·5 2 7 7, ~ abandoned pets. Be a•------------------ANI 6049 volunteer/foster. Call PETS & PETS & $1000. (714) 875-7599 Mike 885-81"50 ml. $16,900. 721-1955 7pm·9pm. 673-8642 Monday-Saturday. ·---------APPLIANCES 6011 MAIS 714-597·9037. ANIMALS 6049 ANlMAlS 6049 18 cu ft refrlg w/lce· maker,. almond, hko new, $195. 723-4633 Frig 18' Whirlpool w/ lcemaker. Xlnt condl $150 080. 548-0812 Movlng·Delux Refrlg GE 18 cub ft. Almond. Ice maker, glass ahetvea. 4yrs old. $375. 960·1575 Waeher/Dryer S140 H .. frig $175 Air Con- ditioner $50. 646·5848 Whit• Kenmore Washer & Dryer $100 for both. 536·7448. ADOPT·A·PET Every Sat & Sun at PIANOS & PETSMART, Fountain ORGANS 6059 Valley. Pup pi es. k It· 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tens and more, all I' looklng for loving, car-Tufn of th• Century · Ing homes. CALL 597· Upright, •olld oak, leaf 9037 for more Info. pattern, Ivory keya . BLACK LAB PUPS 1898 Winterroth & Co. AKC tJUod dam Finn-artbox. $975 OBO tsh ch sire. Show, lld, 251·1500 or 641·1699 companion. 548·8755 Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help 842-5878 ·---------SPORTING GOODS 6065 Snow Bo•rd never uaedl 5150/159 bind· lngs. $399. 217-6801 Orange County Bird Club BIRD FAIR ONlnµ Ct11111~·· Fn~rpvHtl• • /J11//dl•K 10 •~pltmbu I ':'tit, 9:00nm --1:00,,,. ,4.(iolu $4.00IW.12411.00 U.der 5 FREE' FREE PARKING Info. C.11646-0642 or (310) 869-2902 FURNITURE 60141~------------- Dining room .•et, 6 Chalta, 42JCISO -.. 2 leaf a, S130. Call 546-2472 Penn H-O•k 5 pc. drop leaf kit HI. Uke new •I $350 644-4137. Sofe Bed Double, handaome otf-whl up-holatery, xlnt mettreu, like new 1200. R• cllner, beautifully up- hol•tered from Robin· 1on1, Ilk• new S 175. 723-4802 Sofa/Lov••••t Natu· ral Raw llnen, S200 for HI. 080. 044-5281 Solld O•k Entertalnmt Ctr $299, 3-pc br HI $125.650-4905 MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 PLANT SA.La ACRBS Cement fountain• s110. bird baths $20. Cltrue- frult·avocado (frul\lng) $10. Juniper•. vlnH, het'b• St. Kg palm• a· $20. * li>OM74-9422 PJlBE TO YOU 6022 Proo Halrouta CM ely11a1 need• model• fOf eofor correcuon, WHWI, petm• • cut.a. 640-2991. JEWELRY, PURS •UT 6025 ---- Norman RockWell • Dall llthoa, over 20 yr• old, algned & mimbeted. 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