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Home My WebLink About1995-11-02 - Orange Coast Pilot~ - EXTRA I See UJday's 'seCOJld. c ,. front page 1 0vlsCox. 41, New· pOrt Beach ... Repub- lican congressman, 47th District. .. A top lieutenant In the Newt Gingrich's Republican Revolu-. tion ... Served as attorney in Reagan White House Polit- ica I future bright as his smile ... Backed out of his run for U.S. Senate In '94 , after Huffington · and his millions joined the race ... Often seleCted to rebut Clinton's national radio addresses ... Serves on influential"House committees ... Mar- ried with two young children ... Last yem"srw*tng:29 2 ....... 8ergelor\. 69, Newport Beach 3=sbom,72, ... Brightest of the Balboa ... Vtsiona_ry county's five supervl-who bullt South Coast sors ... Moderate Pfau and surroonding Republic.an so respect-area ... As chairman of ed and powerful that the board of CJ. no one opposed her Segerstrom a Son, led last November for the conversion of fam- SupetVisor Tom Riley's seat ... Former teacher, ily's farming operation to what's now known Newport sd\ool board as the South Coast member, assen'lt>ty. Metro ... Personally woman, state tenator sold Nordsttom on ... Was consistently Southern California ... ranked as one of the oan.ted land and mil- state's most effective lions for South Coast legislators ... Has an RepNrory and Orange Olympk pool In Coro-County Performing na del Mar and a Ran-Arts Center ... Socially dlo Niguel etemenury active, though school named after Intensely private ... her ... Married, grown Stanford grad ... t\,as children ... Devout luxury home on the Mormon ... Last bayfront ... Last run rur"• r ... lng: 1 ..... lng;J ~ ., 4t Donald Bren. 63, Inda Isle ... Chair- man of the powerful Irvine Co., the county's largest landowner ... Always near the top . of the Forbes most wealthy list ... Estimat- ed net worth: S2 bit- lion ... May ultimately hold the cards to the future of the El Toro Marine base ... Devel- oping two sensitive areas around Back Bay -·Tinkering with Fash- ion Island expansion; still trying to lure Bloomingdale's ... Enigmati(, has muse- um-quality collection of art. hangs in Sun Valley. politically con- nected ... Oose pal of Gov. Wilson ... Last yur's ,..,..ng: 2 MARC MAA1"' I DAILY Pit.OT LAST BUT NOT LEAST .. 5 OMd Smith. 68, Newport Beach ... 6Roaflnd Wlllt.ms, 50, 7 'rt.or Alvarado. 60, tdSta Mesa ... "Pastor Chuck" spirl-Dover Shores .,. Presi-Former gang member tuat leader of Ameri-dent of the Newport turned heroin addict ca's third-largest Beach Conference a~ turned hair stylist Protestant congrega-Visitors Bureau ..• An turned gang coun-" tion: Calvary Chapel increasingly important selor for the schools ... of Costa Mesa ... It's so playe• in the city's life i:ounded Latinos Costa large -with more ... Bureau opened Mesa, Todos Her- than 25,000 families -higher profile offKe manos, other'vltal four Sunday services on West Coast High-West Side organiza- are held ... Calvary way this year ... Sue· tions aimed at keep- Chapel has spawned cessfully stole PGA ing kids out of trouble more than 500 Senior Gotf Tour event ... Idea man, whose churches around the from c;:osta Mesa ... creative mind has world ... Conducts High energy, no non-been the wellspring of mass baptisms in sense ... Fighting so-such gems as the CdM's Pirates Cove ... far successful battle •Adopt-A-Gangster• Spew notionally, against breast cancer program and a com- travels extensively in ... ll,tica, NY native ... munity "Salsa Gar- Europe and leads a ~ yMl"s ranking: den• ... Can slip into tour to Israel every n soit to address Rotari- year ... Married,.,four ans ... Invaluable fink children, several to City Hall and grandchildren ... Last schools ... Last year's year's ranking: 9~ , ... lng:S '.' r t .... 1 I ' ' ', REUNf TEO . Homeless student returns to Estancia -.. .........,.-... T here. are those who get the heddline!>, who se. em to make t.hiiigs happen merely by steppmg out of bed in the morning. But then there are those who totl behind the scen~s. who dispen!>e Wisdom W!thout calling a press conference or mfluence our world with a different set of·tools· drt., the wntt<•n word or noUung more than $imple 9enerosity And so it is that a chef, an author, d Fortune 500 industrtahst and a Nobel · Prize winner emerged among the top choices this year m the thud annual Daily Pilot 103, a hsting of the most influential people m Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. We checked with our sources. • called commuruty leaders, mtervtewed readers, conferred with our reporters and looked over our IJ.sts from past year; The goal was to find the md.JVlduah who had the ability cind the courage to affect change Our sedrch took us on d tour o'T the diverse segments of our commurutv EducatJon, religion. charity, sports, law enforcement, pobucs·dnd the.sorclid life of the fugitive. It's important to remember that the list JS mtended to be tak- en in the spirit of fun. It is not meant to offend or cause hurt With6ut doubt, we left many off the list who deserved to be there. Likewise, there are probably some on the lJ.st who may raise an e)ebrow here and there . Our advice: Read, ~njoy, let us know what you think. • -The editors 8 Willllm Popejoy, 9 lob RCM.lblan. 10 Ed Fawmt. 56, Belcourt ... • Newport ... Owner 46, Costa Semi-retired financial of the Crab Cooker Mesa ... Well-liked turn-,around specialist restaurant ... ~an executive director of who rode in on a the restaurant in 1951 Costa Mesa Chamber white horse when ... On a good day, of Commerce . Too~ Orange County went serves as ~ny as over a chamber near bust ... Served as out-2,000 customers . bankruptcy and spoken CEO for six Currently coflecting nursed it back to months. free of photographs of all financial health.!. charge. and then quit famous people who Adept at behind-the- when the county have patronized the scenes politics, invoiv- supetVisors wanted to restaurant for i~ himself in every scale back his power ... ·cetebrity Corner; .... major decision affect· Largely regarded as a Father of three ... · 1ng business...communh hero ... Once wrote Sculpts. plays the ty Founder of'Costa out a personal check piano and writes Mesa summit. a for S.0.000 to placate songs .. Says music monthly meeting of a di~runtled vendor ... and fish go together community's elected Republican millionaire because they both officials Wine con- .. Loves tennis and have scales .. Com-noisseur.. One teen- travel ... Married and posed and sang •The , age daughter particularly dose to Popcorn Song,• a nov· Hiking buff. Last 9-year-old grandson .. elty tune on Capitol yean""*1ng:11 Unranked last YNr Records ... Unr.,.ed ·~year IN KE ~ WHAT ARE YOUR PICKS • Did we choke 7 Did we leave~ off the list who They touched our lives deserves recogni- tlon7 Let us kl)ow what you think by CAiiing the Readers .Hotline at 642-6086. We wlll publish a readers' list of the most influential in an upcoming edition. .. ~OM The following staffers con- tributed to the Dally Pilot 103: Marla Bird. nna Borgatta. LaUrie Bua , JUUe Rou Can- . Uthe Daily Pilot 103 Most Influeptial list is ~app din plain old-fashioned fun. there is a serioU:S and a p0ignant side .as well. For the' first time since µie list was compiled, Daily Pilt>t editors have ~ecided tq retire numbers in the memory of people whose lives touched and haped and affected ~ This year, two numbers have b en retired: · . 1040ffKD I08 • HENRY was all of 'iO when he Yffl shot aiid killed l'J a CilttteMd church petting lot~.~ 105 GMAY LUNOE · didn't live long. but his short ht. left an abon <Mnce of ripples In Its w•e Water polo p1¥f. Rich W'M Homeless · ~tndent to retur11 to Estarrcia· campus .. • Chris linden also hoping to reunite with bis long~lc>st father, who ·had been ~~clling for bis son for five years. ,.. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Chris Linden is coming home. The homeless Estancia High School freshman was discharged from the county's Orangewood Children's Home laSt night CUld placed in a Costa Mesa foster home on a \rial' basis. He is expected to return to Estancia &nd ~brace his friends at a surprise welcome home" rally at school today. And there may be even more cause to celebrate. ,# Chris may soon be reunited with his father after county social i i . . ! services workers found hiDl m Washington, Chrls' school coun- selor, Carolyn Crockett said. The social services agency located Cliris' father in Seaftle even though the two haven't spo- ken in five years and Chris didn't know where to find his dad. Cbris' father, a marine construc- tion worker, didn't know bow to contact Chris. "How do you communicate if you're homeless?" Crockett said. •vou can't exactly mail a letter to a parking place.• Chris' dad was "blown away" when he beard or~ son's situa- tion and wants to be reunited with him, she said. "Ch.rb it' so excited;" Crockett said. "They've talked on the phone every night for the past four days. Nobody would believe this if it were a novel.• Social services still needs to complete an investigation of Chris' father, which should take about two months, Crockett said. In the meantime, he will live in a llce11$ed foster ca.re home in Cos- ta Mesa. A social services agency offi. clal would only confirm that ChriS is being placed in a local foster home. Chris came to Costa Mesa and Estancia High School just two . months ago ·from Independence. He and his mother lived in a local shelter, his moilier's car or a motel He baS aspirations of attend- tng • • UCLA after high 5chool and of , receiving advanced degrees in computer sci- ence and engi- neering. He managed to eam~sandBs in his course work at Estancia, though many of }\is assignmen.ts were completed under the strain of a car dome ,light, Crockett said. The c6unselor and a group of concerned Estancia students have lobbied for his return to Estancia since he w~ placed at Orangewood Oct.· 19 after he allegedly was abandoned by his mothei. • Many students and teachers have written letters to the coun- ty's social services offic, urging Chris' speedy transition ·from Orangewood to a foster home. They've also put banners and posters around the campus, expressing their kinship with the new student. • After the Daily Pilot ran a story about Chris' situation Oct. 26, the 14:-year-old received many pledges of sµp~ from Newport Beach.and Costa Mesa resittents. One reader donated money to further Chris' education, and another family offered to serve as a foster family and bring Chris into their home. Crockett said Chris is eager to return to Estancia and see the friends who have supported him . through his crlsiS. . Though Chm has been attend· mg classe at Orangewood, Crockett said he is behind in his Estancia classes, and his schedule will have to be adjusted. But Estancia students are com- ing to his aid ottering to tutor him. . •lie has a . afety net here that eels couldn't wiggle through,• she said, laughing. Chris has been shocked at the support he has received from his fellow students. He sent a f dcsimile letter to his Estancia friends Wednesday, thanking them for their help. •They stclrted crying in class when I read it.'' Crockett said. "What a life lesson for these kids. It's so great to have a happy end- ing to everything." • . Homeowners and ·developer at ~passe over plaza entrance • Harbor View residents andThe Irvine Co. cannot reach fin understanding about access to planned Corona del Mar Plaza. By Evan Henerson, Daily p;fot As attractive as they say the Corona del Mar Plaza sboppmg center will ev~ntually be, many Harbor· View Hills homeowners cannot see beyond a MacArthur Boulevard entrance~ That entrance, they say, will. gum up MacArthur for plaza vis- itors and homeowners alike. With the projact's environ- mental imp.act report coming before the city Planning Com· mission Nov. 9, homeowners say . they are not close to reaching an understanding with The Irvine Co., the shopping center's devel- oper: lrvllle Co officials say -a. successful shopping center must have two entrances and home- owners' fears ar~ proundless. Homeowners beg to differ. "TheTe have been some dis- cussions of what The Irvine Co might do to make this more palatable. At this point, there's nothing in the offing,• said Barry Allen, an attorney and Harbor View Hills resident who has been one of the principal nego- tiators. parking capacity -have never been airet!, Allen said. · The 105,000-square-foot plaza will be a specialty retail center designed to complement shopping areas in Corona del Mar and Fashion Island. The area is at the intersection of €dst Coast. Highway and MacArthur Boulevard, below the city's Cen- tral Library Developers hope to have the center open by the hol- iday season of 1996. "Access from MacArthur is criti- cally. important to _Of!.I project ... " -TOM REDWITZ Executives dt The Irvine Co. helve said retailers will not con - sider leasing sp11ce m the center without access from both Avoca- do Avenuf' and MacArthur Boulevard ~ Irvine Co ofhoals will contin- ue to meet Wlth homeowners up to the COm.m.JSS10n hearing next week, sdld Tom Redwitz, a com- pany vice president. H Access from MacArthur is critically important to our pro· 1ect," Redwitz sa.id MARC MARTTN I DAllY Pl.OT Christopher Sample, 15 months, ls surrounded by a bevy of ducks and geese during an outing with his grandmother, Carol Ahd since the two sides have never been able t'O reach an I agreement on the entrance, the other issues -such as the plaza's After moving through the Planning Commission, the mat· ter will eventua y reach tbe Newport Beach Counctl l Hamilton. at Tewtnkle Park In Costa Mesa. 'l'"" Sprinkles catCh Southland by surprise COSTA MESA -A 53-year-old woman stopping to use a gas sta- tion restroom at dawn Wednes- day was threatened by a gunman who grabbed her keys and drove <>ff in her car. door. When she went to open it. the man forced tus way inside, flashed bJs stainless steel semiau- tomatic pistol at her and threat- ened to kill her, Yezbick said. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Resi- dents had their first taste of fall Wednesday, with sh ower- slicked streets dnd cooler tern· peratures And the light sprinkles that i. fell throughout the day caught I a number 6f Newport-Mesa Unified School District stu- dents by surprise. Many stu- d~ts arrived at school sans jackets and rain slickers "l had teachers with umbrellas but not the kids,• said one secretary from Harbor View Elementary in Corona del Mar. "I think it caught them all off guard." Wednesday's weather, which was caused by a weak storm system that passed through Southern California, kept people a way from the shore. Newport Lifeguard Mitch White said the beach~s were "cQld, gloomy and pretty quiet.· And residents can expect to see more wei weather later in the week, National Weather Service Meteorologist Michae l Most says. •Friday, there will be a new storm system corrung in,• Most said. •And, it looks like a stronger system. \ "There's a chance of show- ers late Friday dnd continuing nght through Sunday," refost said the weekend rainfall will be slightly heavier but not constant. While there's no rain expected for today, the tem- peratures will remain much like they were Wednesday, with daytime highs in the 60s and then dipping into the 40s or 50s tonight Snow this weekend could reach down to the 4,000-to 6,000-foot level. "We could very well have our first significant snowfall in our mountain areas by late Saturday night," Most said \ . • At 5:40 a.m. Wednesday, Costa Mesa resident Sarah Gwynne Smith reportedly pulled into Tice Shell Station on the comer of Newport Boulevard and Del Mar Avenue to use the restroom. On her way to the restrQom, she was stopped by a man. who asked her for a light for his cigarette, but she continued walking, Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick said. <>nee in the restroom. Smith reportedly heard a noise at the The man then grabbed Smith's car keys and drove away ·in her 1988 silver Ford Tempo }:u:?ading east on Del Mar, Yezbick said. Smith was not injured. but she lost her purse and car, wruch were worth $4,492, he said. Smith described -the robber as ·being 30 to 35 years old, about 5 feet 7 inches and weighing about 1~ pounds. He had short, black, curly .hail and was wearing a dark blue Jacket and dark blue pants . ~.~o~ hour answering service may be news storin. illustratt0ns, edito-WEATHER SU POLlCB FILES used to record letters to the rial matter or adllertiwments edrtor on any topic. herein can be reproduced with- ADDRESS out written pemnssion of Copy· TEMPERATURES cloudy along the Fn>m SUrfll.rie COSTA MESA . VOL 89, NO. 252 rlghtOWMr Newport Beach coast ,. W.vetnk through our address IS 330 w Bay St.. • IOO block of ~•ultrino: Three separate au~. all pari(ed In Costa M.sa, Calif. 92627 HQW TO BEACH US W60 Tuesdliy the uirport at an apartment complex. were brohn into In a THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Orcutatlon. Balboa ~TIDES Some drizzle and similar fashion by a burglar who punch~ the dQOr locks and Publisher CORREOJONS W60 variable onshore stole a total of $275 worth of property lncludlng a purse, ash. WILLIAM LotlOELL. Editor It is the Piiot's policy to prompt-The Times Orange County Costa Mesa TOOAY winds will cause a briefcase and r1ngs mVEM. ......... ly correct all errors of substance (800) 252-9141 66158 first high poor Nrflng condi· Managtn(J Editor Please alr574-4233.1Nnk you Advertising Corona del Mar 5:511.m S2 tlons until Sunday, NEWPORT BEAOt • 1US YOKOI, City Edrtor Oassified 6'42-5678 64158 First low when high pressure • 1IOO block of Marguertte: A. burglar pri9d op.n a lock and fll'A"C MNn1N. Photo Ed1t0f ~ Nf'WPOrt BocM:osta Mesa Display 642-4321 SURF FORECAST 12:05 a.m. 1 2 returns and a took a $42 wallet from Inside a air. • llCJeAtAM(. 01:x Pilot (USPS-144-800) is Editorial LOCATION SIZE Second high stronger west • 1200 block of HlghlM'MI: Property worth S89l -including a . Cirwl~ion Man~ News 540-1224 5:57 p.m. 4.6 northwest swell Is briefca~. cakulator. coin purse and two airline ticlc.ets -was HAM(KMGHT, pu 1sti.d Monday through Sat· Wedge 1-2 s stolen from an unlockMI car. ur J • w : woman ng on NOYOEll!Mt osu Mesa, subscriptions ere News, Sports Fax 646-4170 Blackles 1 2 s and the rest of the garments in an exclusive department sto,.. left the dftssing Oauifled M4Nger only llYltlablt by subscribing to E·Mail: Fl.lt71 BOProdlgy.com River Jetty 1·2 s week. The storm room but f~ her pune. When ~ remtmbentd ind went The Times Orange County(~ CdM 1·2 s AtlOAY track has dropped LANA IOHNSON. 252·9141. In areas outi4t of Main Office F1mlow to r~ it. SS25 purse and IU content% Ind~ S200 "°"'°'ION ~port BffCh and COSY~ Business Office 642-4321 • 12 01 a.m. 0.7 further south, and caSh, hed vanished ~ SMAH. Controller IOATING there ls nothi"9 • 1100 Wock of SOmenet: A. stranv-man~ t• IUbtcriptiom to the Dally Pilot ' Business fax 631·5902 First high only are 1Y11labl9 by mail tor Variable winds brewing to bring us phon.d •~.and totd tN ~ whd rec.Md tM call SI .51 per month Second d.I• N>!n.Mdby • 5hlfting to west 6·25 a.m SS gteat surf In the that he w.s a •dffd JNn .: The l"ekl9nt hed rectf419d .wrel Second low post• paid It Costa Mew, CA Clllfoml1 Community Nwn. _,. winds 10to 15 knots, next week. For dal· hang-up calts du~ th4t Pait ~· (Prk• Include 111 eppfk.ablt a Tlmt5 MlffOt Compiny M 2foo~t•Vfl. 2 12:52 p.m. 06 ~ surf reports and • toO lllodl of Dltwe: A burglar btokt Into a loebCt Vour ~ M>c>Ut~ Dally state .rid lout t&iits > POSTMAS· . foot t sw.11. S.COrid high Of'tcasts, call {900) ~=the c;,r lnlldt, ouslng SJ,JOO In dwnaga Tflt: ~ addrm dwiga to ~s IOeln, Morning fog and 6·50p.m 4..5 97~SURF. The call .... .....,_ ........... ~ l'flot Of MW1 tJps will be r.cotd The~h~Mesa •President and ao loal dnui. with .t Md ~ dlnlctly to Editor 0. ly Pltot. '0 Box IS60, CoN 0 1"5 Clfff CN some att.moon --costs s, .50 rus any Worth S 1,650 -k'idudlng I bledr P*t :i, ~ • posSlble tol . . in6nd arid S400 man's gdtd Mi-: w ~ ....,, from• WIHMn l.Obdtll The same 24-Mela, CA. 92626 Copvrlght No ,AJI ~~ tt.tnnv ln&lnd. '91 UAW: 61 J.wtfry box In tht Yktlin\ bedlocm. • ., , ... a Dady P.ilvt THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1995 Batiks-come wooing after .B_. Of A berating briefly in the news , n a columnllt wrbM a Airplane mechanic burned in engine fire • Vlnegary piece about this, • that or the other thing, hG or she can usually count on some equally testy rebuttalS. JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT - A mechanic working at Star Aviation Mamtenance at John Wayne Airport suffered minor bums W~dnesday ~tcmoon when the plane engin~ he was working on caught fire, Feder- al Aviation Adffiinistratlon authorities said. When I complained about bav· ing to endure Ross JohnsOn as my state senator, I w.as invited to leave not just town, but the coun· ty as well. When I wrote that the folks who were slicing and dicing the CLAS tests were extremists from the furthest reaches of the reli· gious right, I was inundated with a wave of vile, decidedly un· Christian phone calls, faxes and At' 4:01 p .m. Wednesday, Ramin Asbaghy, 38, an Ana- heim resident, was working at Star Aviation draining fuel from a Cessna 152 single- enginft airertlft when the open container of fuel he was using reJ><?rtedly touched th~ battery cable m . the plane's engine and ignited, FAA authorities said. letters. · Naturally, I was ail&told to get out of town .. Asbagby received second- degrne b1'ffi5 to his hands and had part of his hair bwned and was rushed to UCl Bum Center in Orange for treat- ment, said Saeed Pourzand· jani, own~r of Star AVIabon Such commentary goes with the territory, so1hey say, alottg with, •If you're going to dish it out, you have to take it.• It is carved in stone that the columnist who doesn't get some people angry every now and then isn't doing bis (or he r) job. Pourzandjani said the mechanic was just helping out for the day and is an employee at Airlnstruments, also local· ed at the airport But, golly, even columnists love to be loved. There just aren't enough wonderful people like · Jack Taylor of Harbar View, who writes: •1 enjoy your articles. The problem I have is that I agree with everything you sayl" Obviously a brilliant man, Tay· lor. "We wNe ~retty ni'T· voll!i," scpd Pourzand]ani. who has never had such an. aca· dent occur at his busmes~ m the 12 years he's owned 1t. PoW"Zaruljaru cidded thctl he does not know the cost of damage to th<' plctne at lhls time: -Carolyn Miller (But not even such glorious acclaim will get me to print another o :J. item like the one he sent along: •My neighbor lady always thought O .J. Simpson was mnocent in spite of the evi· dence. • he writes. •She said: ·o.:f. Simpson may have been · ~ty. but ... he's learned bis les· sori and probably ~on't do it again.'•) •• . . ---- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER I I AND Hf)~· I 'Ju.ff .£twice. cialo11 and !Bt.aJ.J:.y .£.upf4 I SKIN CARE SPECIAL . I 20% OFF s55 tor•75mln.,.cl•• : .Ditift l~ . . with FREE G~colfc acid peel. : B ~~SlhJrJil Exp. 11·15-95 (~&· $90) ~bet 18di y O FFERING A FUU. LINE OF dart111aloglc8 er. fROOUCTS ~. 642-1717 I I I I I I - :;--2H-D 17th Strttt, Costa Mtsa (N(!t to Rw) I -===.a."'__. Open 7 Days: M-F 10-8 Sat.10-1Sim.11-6 I ·------------------------- ASSOCIATION, INC. ANNUAL OLIDAY AUCTION EXTRAVAGANZA!! Proceed~ to benefit LAURA'S HOUSE & INTERVAL HOUSE. Shelters for Battered.Women and their Children Saturday, November 4, 1995 ~:OOp.m. GR.AND HOTEL Sky Room 7 Freedman Wa)' Anaheim, California (Aero•" th• "tttc1 fonn Mtlodvbnd and ~-bnd) $22.50 each per..on plus a new unwnpped toy A Ne~ Concept ·Aftercare Memorialization E .i7n1r . /l't'I that tlw aroidance of rf•rt•nuJ11i,•.i: on rituals at the time of death can add lo tlwf•t•lin{{s of los.'f and emptirwss of tlw lwn•m 't'( . rouling a l'l'ewing and · sl'n·in•. failin{I. lo hold a family gathering, and .w•/1 •cti11{{ tlu• .. ,Lu.it·ke.-.1 way <1ul ~ r.<m <'OfllfJliNOt• mw '.~ adjw;tnwnl to tlw d<•<ith of a lm •1•d om•. . ... t1t llurbor /,rw 111 /lluwral H omf'. u•e Juu e t/t•t•t•/oj)('</ a ll'fl )'tu h<•lp I/UM<' experif'11ci11g this prnb!t'ln. tht• 1/tt'H'an~ M('f11oriulizatio11 Pmgn1111 offi.,.,1; /ht' u.~,, of tlwtmr.ral lumw mu/ sfnjf lo fm11ili1•s 111/10 wi., 1 to 1~r.ugni:.1• • · • • • • · • • · • ..... latt'r dC1tt•. 'l1u• Aft1•rcan• Jifn11oriali:atio11 ProgtYJm -n " ,,, mu/ clmw·1•"' lo n•spoml to your lo.u. HAUOa I.AW • Mo 01 IYR MortUll') "' Mtmorial hrk l625 Glsltr Au•.• Cotta Mtsa • . $40.~~~ ·. f red martin In the past week, I have . · learned a gre.at way to draw all · kinds of glowing commentary· and correspondence: write a col· umn berating the Bank of Ameri· ca. The day after that ran, my wife and I went to a wedding recep· tion lionoring retired Judge Brian Carter and his bride, Ann Dulaney (they were married in France in September). One after another, people said how much they loved the col· umn. Each one had their own (yes, I know that's grammatically incorrect, but I am really tj.red of writing, Mhis or her") Bank of America horror story. I have . enough material for a hundred columns, and that was Ju.st from a few hours on a Sunday afternoon. Wednesday, r got my mail and phone messag at the Pilot The first to check in was Julie Kram.er, manager of the Union Bank branch near Hoag Hospital. Julie said she called at the craclc o' dawn Saturday morning. She left a message on the Hotline, invtt· ing m e to check out the possibill· ty of switching my account to Union. M onday, she called again and talked with our newsroom den mother, Anne Spinn Anne's mes· sag~ to me was, ·she has a nice bank for you.• Margaret Whitney sent a two· page, single-spaced letter traong local banking back to the days ~hen the only game in town was tbe Bank of Amenca branch on the Peninsula. Then she got to the point. Margaret, jt turns out, is opera- tions manager of the Fidelity Fed· eral branch on Bayside Drive. Fidelity took over Pappy Palmer's Newport-Balboa Savings and Loan in 1978. Ml sympathize with your com- plaint of the way you were treat· · ed at Bank of America. I hear those same complaints on a daily CAR STICKER Wlice your opinion! 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No per· check charges ... you can use your ATM card at any ATM at no charge ... lf this sounds like a commercial, it is ... I still think eve1"body ·needs kihdnesses and niceties.'• Another banker who ch&eked in, Robert Ucciferri, president and CEO of he Bank of Yorba Linda. asked: •Just how would, you react to enterlng a bank where lines are-not tolerated, where names · are used not account_ numbers and where you are not penalized for speaking to a real person?· What my new banker friends have to say sounds very strange to a refugee from BanJc of Amen· Cd David Purves. apparently a _ • n "ghbor inn Bluff , looked at the larg r p1rtur · •Bravt>I Mr. Martm giv ·an eloquetn voice to the sil nt m ctistomers who are being force-fed an ever . increasing amount of belligerent erVice thanks to corporate Amer- 1cd 's merger mania:• • He continues: ·There is an old ddage about customer service ... If you please a customer, they may teU only one other person. If you displease a customer, they will tPll 10 people .. I've told everyone I know about my unplcdSdnt expenences (with) B ' of A. and it's nawhere dose to the number of people wbo read your column.· J Then there was the telephone cdller who said: •Than.ks for your column. How true, how true.• The mes~age was from a Bank of Amenca employee, who for some ~'\range reason wished to remam anonymous. ' • FRED MARTW'S column runs f!Vef'Y Thursday and Saturday. Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful CUSTOM MASONRY · 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Costa Me a (714) 645-8512 State License 1392707 ' Let Jim Jennings m tall your complete yard hardscape. • Expm bnc.k, block. 'tone, tile, 'late & c ncrete work. • Can recommend quality designers • Qual-iry work in Cosca Mesa & Newport Beach ~mce 1969. • Drainage problems? We ~Ive them. THE GREY GOOSE ... , ~et~ . . arr pltmtd to HM&.Utet '" adtlrt9 CltnstnulS D«o111tlil9 iwlll Lant f11110NUW fips froM ltoMI d«Oratb19 apnt DdiorU ~"" w to'""' ~,,., ltoMS1 l11to a ltoMt for tJw fd•nws Widr lfife"' VlU.,CS «"d oruntntts front OlpjrtlUtlt 56.1•. . WIN. VI ... ,..,.,,, .. u.1 Shtillf Po"' I flMUJf,.,,. • ., WorW '"" 01~"''"' Fifu" Shtl111 ~ .. OorDdlw .... m 0 • • '"' '""'h I ntMdt "'°"' THE GREY GOOSE WESTCUF'F PLAZA IOJ21Mne .-nue • ~ Beia\ ~Mphofw: 642· 7803 tws: ..., ... ~ 10 to6. Suftdit. Noon IO' Mlll.c.d '* *9 't' ~ ..._ .. l greer wylder /tJi,rview holiday lioutique f eapires lt>memade crafts . 2lirview Developmental Center is having its. ahnual holiday boutique from 8 a:~· to 2 p.m. today in its audito- ~· Fairview is at 2501 Harbor ., Costa Mesa. There will be more than 30 ers selling homem ade crafts holiday items," said Corrie . ch, coordinafor of voluntee r se~ces. #All money raised goes to !upport special progra.Dll at Patview, including the Special 0 1'mpics and Very Special Arts, d.SfVell as holiday parties." rfhe Fairview Developmental C~ter is a non-profit organiza- b~ and is home to 900 develop - mfltally disabled in~viduals. ' Crane & Co., the 194-year- olf family-owned ,:>apermaking firm. is opening its first Calif or-~retail store this week at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mlsa. frhe new stote sells currency anO security papers, architectur- al irawing papers; business le t- teJiieads; soaal stationery; party in'itations; greeting cards; e nvi:aved wedding anhounce- mitnts and invitations, and v.cnt- mg. accessories of the highest qutJity mdde 'with cotton fibers frobt the waste prod ucts of other mdustries. , Crane offers personal ser- Vi~~s. including copperplate e~aving for personal sta-· tiqnery. seasonal card.s and all ~s of invitations and . ~ouncements. ,The 1'.ourneau Watch Co. (850-0222) at South Coast Plaza h as comple ted resetting 4,000 watches for the end of Daylight Sa,'ving Tl.Dle. The JOb took more than 250 hours. _ ,Tourneau cla.uns to be the collntry's leading retailer of f111e S\fiss timepieces with some of the world's most expensive and ra{e timepieces. • 1The company will also reset ~complicated, hard-to-reset or specialty watch for free. 'The offer is good for a ny watch 'brand, regardless of w~ere the watch was purchased. T®ffieau is on the setond level ~r~~ ~~~.;~~r~~enue and :If you don't mmd driving. 'arney's New York opens an oullet store today al the Camaril- lo Factory Stores Mall in Camar- illQ. The 7,500-square-foot store will feature· a complete selection of current men's and wome n's ctqthing, shoes and accessones at~· ces 30% to 50% below re . Barne y's was founded in 19 by Ba.mey9 essman. Bqr-ney's New York 14 specialty stQres in the Urut States and twp in Japan. I lHlckory "/Jarms (642-4302) at W~stclitf Plaza in Newport ~ch is offering free shipping Ofli any prepackaged gifts valued 1 ov~r $20. • ;The free shipping offer was designed to make holiday gift giVblg easier. Orders pla ced by Nov. 22 are guaranteed to make l1 4.nywhere in the contmental United States by Christmas. • ~ IUYS appears Thursdays and Sa~rdays. V\lhether you're • merchant "' • shopper. if you know of • good call me at s.40-1224. fax me at 170"' write to me· Btst Buys, . ty Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, c...•f. 92627. • I l repaint. rebuild it; repla<:e It or ~tore rt. look 1n the Pilot Classifieds to ftnd the seMCe best fitting your needs &dilyPilot . \ Ross. Johnson t.o be induCted 'into ocC hall "of fame . . • State senator, Spanish professor and. philharmonic director to be added to alumni list. COSTA MESA -State Sen. Ross Johnson,· Spanish professor Cannenmara Hermmdez-Bravo and philharmonic director Erich Vollmer are the most recent inductees into the Orange Coast qouege's Alwnni Hall of Fame. The trio will be honored at the college's 13th annual' induction ceremony. Friday in the OCC stu- d ent eenter. The Alumni Hall of Fame is co-sponsored by the col- lege's Associated S~dents and the Alumni Association . The ceremony for the 46th, 47th and 48th inductees will begin at 5 p m. A reception will follow. Johnsonl who recently was elected to the California Senate's 35th l)istrict, attended OCC from 1958 through 1960 and was a member of the college's swim- ming and wa ter polo teams. He completed his education at Cal Sta te Fullerton and dt Weste rn State University College of Law. .Jo)mson served as a .Repl;lbli- can assemblyman for 17 years and co-authored the · UThree Strikes" law. As a senator, John- son sits on four conUnittees including the committee of bud- get and fiscal review and Ole criminal procedure committee. Hem aridez-B'ravo, a native of Chile. graduated form OCC with highest h on ors in 1985. She ea.med bachelor's and master's degrees in Spanish from the UCI. where she is a candidate for a . doctoral degree. Hernandez-Bravo currently teaches literature, culture and civilization of Spanish-speaking countries at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo. She regularly volunteers her time as an English- as-a-second-language teacher for a dults. She is a volunteer adviser for OCC's Extended Opportunity Put · a .few words to work for you. Call the . ·. naily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS . • Programs and Services program, which supports qualified, low- income students. Vollmer, executive director of • the Sante Fe Chamber Music Pes- tival, attended OCC as a· music major from 1962-63 as a musk . major. He earned a bachelor's degree in m usical history and vocal performance and a master's degree in musicology from the USC. Vollmer directed the Orange County Philharmonic Society from 1985-93 and served as direc· tor of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra for two years. He served as associate director of the School of Music at USC for seven y~ars and as projects director of the university's School of Pe rform- ing Arts for two years. . Last year's~OCC Alumni Hall of Fame inductees included John Baker, vice pr~sident of Union Bank; Terry Cote-Whittaker, an author, and James Glidewell, president of Glidewell Labs . Prom WI. Stele Sea. lw Jo1m1oD.. SpM"'9 profwor Carmemnara Hemandez-Bnvo and ~ director l!itcla VolllD'ii Will be llldUctecl Into the Onilge Coast College'• Alum- ni Hall ol ,_. daring ~· ceremonies at the OCC student center. J .. ELECTRIC BOAT RENTALS ANTIQUES EXPO & SALE t AT THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGJlOUNDS COMMERCE BLDG., COSTA MESA NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5, 1995 FRL 12:00 -9:00 P.11. SAT. 12:00 • 8:00 P.M. . , SUN. 12:00 -5: 00 P.M. • PRESEN'l1NG 104 QUALITY DEALERS • . , ADMISSION WITH RETURN PRtvlL.EDGES . . FOR ENTIRE SHOW • • FREE PARKING • I ENTER ON ABJDiGTON (BACK GATE) N0.5 REGULAR AJ>MJSSION: $5.00 . I DISCOUNT: (I OR MORE) S4.00 EACB ' PRESENT Tlll8 COUPON FOR DISCOU!lfI'S FOR ADDmONAL INFORMA110N: . I SENIORS a JVNIORS (12-17) SS.00 EACH LADIES, TAKE A BREAK YOU DESERVE IT!! CALL: l-80().222-3714 · · • Join Us Each Thursday For $ $ $ DAILY DOOR PRIZE $ $ $ ~\\\C !£. I FEATURING: TIAYNE MONTANO -rBE GLASS .,DOCTOR" GLASS tlEPAIR WBlLE YOU SHOP ·1i~~·~ *S~ BALBOA BOAT RENTALS ~~· !:iii ~~ --. e . }-~f? . 0!,R=~~= y=:pl; • , r -• 6 a.-N• 6 0 JO:ooa.m .• 4:QOJ1.m. _ • 7 3-7 2 0 Located next to the ~r , Balbi>a Peninsula YOUR FRIEND HASN'T STOPPED TALKING. YOUR SISTER'S GOING ON AND ON. YOUR NEIGHBOR CAN'T SAY ENO U G H . THEY'RE EITHER TALKING ABO U T THE LATEST EPISODE OF ER OR THE L ATEST VISIT TO THEIR HOAG DOC TOR. • • > Everyone who has seen a H oag You'll find a w1~e range o f services doctor says the same thing. T hey including our Hoag Cancer Center, can't say enough . Hoag Heart Institute and Women's According to a recent independent Health Services -all natio nally recog- survcy conducted by NCC Research, nizcd as centers of excellence. patiet1ts say H oag doctors are the' best We accept almost every health plan ...... avai lable, which 1s important whe n traditio nal, HMO and PPO that gets you're choosing o ne of your own. you to mofe than 200 primary c.arc And, when choosing a Hoag and 500 specialty ca re phyll 1c1ans All physic ian, your family has access highly respected In their fields. to the hospital that patie nt's rate And, best o f all , we're practically r\umbcr one in overall sa tisfaction. next door with docto rs 1n nearby H oag Hospital. communities including Newport BeacK, A hospital named one of H Irvine, J funtington Beach, · e to 100 in the nation two II Costa Mesa, Santa Ana and years in a row, an honor c· fountain Valtey.------~~tA.Jiu.f/~...__ ........ --...~ .... ~ nn•f:~:f stowed only when the hospital I Pl11l Find out what everyone's s&>/,~~ft'o"Ac surpa~scs its previou~ perfor. talking ilbout. C hoo\c a Hoag mancc record. physician today. NIW'O•t llAOM •GA 100/400·4&24 -I ... \ Tras~-scavenging problem worsens • Residents comJ?lairi to City Council about people who drive up and 'dissect' their garbage cans. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Not all cost-saving activities receive the city's. blesstng. An increase in the value of recyclable materials, newspapers in· particular, has caused trash- scavenging to be a bigger prob- lem citywide than ever. By selling back used newspaper, alwn.imlln, glass and cardboard, enterprising scave.ngers can earn a living off other people's garbage, General Services Director David Nieder- haus said. _ •For 16 years, we've aslfod our residents to bag up the newspa- pers separately and set them aside from the wet garbage,• Nieder- haus said. •Now, when you go through. the neighborhood, it's all set up like they're waiting for a paper drlve- •Those bags of newspapers are like gold to the scavengers." City Council members have received complaints from resi- dents who say 'the problem is get- ting worse. Scavengers know the city's trash collection schedule and know when people set out their garbage cans. Some residents have reported. entire families dri- ving up on plckup trucks and •dissecting• a homeowner's -garbage can. Rummaging through. a trash can -which becomes the city's property once its set out at the curb -has long been illegal in Newport Beach. 'Off enders can earn a fine of $25 to $500 if a police officer catches a scavenger in the act. But, according to Niederhaus, that doesn't stop enterprising scavengers from raiding trash cans and from occasionally get- ting ~gerent when asked to back off. General Services staff mem- bers a.re encooraging people to call the police whenever they ')'it- ness trash scavenging. They are also encouraging homeowners to take steps to discourage scaveng- ing, such as not separating recy- clable material and putting out garbage cans as close to collection time as possible. The city is considering taking additional steps, such as assigning more employees to police scav- enging or impounding a scav- enger's car or truck. ·we should do something," said Coqndlman Tom Edwards, who recently asked Niederhaus and City Attorney Bob Burnham to consider new control methods. •Our policy needs to let people know we don't appreciate people scavenging through the trash." Niederhaus. attributes the increase in scavenging to the sky- rocketing value of .newsprint over the past 14 months. Surveys indi- cate that Newport Beach residents generally take an averag~ of 3.5 newspapers. The situation has an ironic side. By collecting the recyclable mate- rials, scavengers reduce the col- lection amount and save the city an estimated $12,000 per month, Niederhaus said. It's a savings res- idents and city staff believe New- port Beach can live without. "We've all but given up,• said r~---"·-~----r-------------~-------,--------~----------, ~------------------------------------------------------~ Marlon Brockman, who lives jn West Newport. "We've mpnitored our alleys and' kept our trash on ·Our property line. Then they dis- cover where we keep them,. and • "V they just go right into the garage or side alleys. • "By the time you call the police, they've gone ~ht on to another house.• City. will send representative to lifeguard conference tJllM§pmgtH'IGWl.Ufi.t.l'olllifirrll(i ~---------------m .. Free Exam &· Consultation 1 1 .. . NEWPORT BEAC H -Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt. I;ric Bauer 'set out for the South an Tuesday to participate in a national educa- tional conference with lifeguards from arounc;l the United States. Lifeguards from California, · Florida', the ' Eas\em Seaboard and Great Lakes, will gather at a four-day conference in Myrtle • Beach, S.C., sponsored by the U.S. Life Saving Association, to learn about new life-saving tech- niques, technology and environ- mental issues, such as beach ero- sion, Bauer said. As the newly elected vice pres- ident of the California Surf and Lifesaving Association, Bauer is the only Newport ijeach lifeguard representative attending the con- ference, which is held twice a ·year at various locations. In addition to education, the conference offers an opportunity to network with people in the business of saving lives, Bauer said. At a previous conference in • San Diego, Bauer met someone who trained -at no cost to the Water board will meet this morning The Mesa Consolidated Water District board of direc- tors will meet at 9 a.m. today to hear updates on various committee ac:tivities, includ- ing the district's Executive, Finance and Human Resources committees. The meeting will be at the district offices, 1965 Placentia Ave., Co5ta Mesa. No matter what you're doing, XOO' hometown newspaper ~IN... Daily Pilot taxpayers -the Newport Beach lifeguards on the' new personal .. water craft they use for rescues. I Complete ·Dental Exam . I.. X-rays & Consultation, Oral Cancer Disease I When Bauer returns Sunday, be hopes to bring back innovative ideas and enterprising ways to s~ve the taxpayers money, he said. 1 &. 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" \ .. roamiO •• , r I rary vocal artist, Crystal Lewis, and tea. at 2 p.m. The Enough is GE SAlE FOR LITERACY Enough campaign educates otl- A garage sale to benefit the I zens a bout the types of hard core Newport Beach Puplic Library's and_ child pornography that are ddult literacy prQg'rclm will be available and how those matenals )J6lld from 8 am. to noon al 2000 destroy lives. It equips them with ieadnft Dnve m Corona del Mar. effective tools, mfonnation and ~ proceeds will go to maintain dction steps to follow to fight d expdnd the program. which pornography. s been threatened due to city ~T RECEPTION .. Judget cuts. Tax-deductible European Landscapes, an onations of items for the sale are exhibit' of impressionist style ~predated. For more informa-paintings of European scenes by n, call Emily Schilling at 720-Corona del Mar artist Lenora 74. The sale coptinues Sunday Monahan, are on display at the 'SEO BOOK SALE . Newport Beach Central Llbrdry Fnends of Costd Mesa through Nov. 30. Ttie exhibit is tbranes will hold a Used Book open dunng normal library hours, alevfrom 9 a m. to 3 p m. at the-9 a.m. to 9 p ~· Monday through esa Verde Library, Baker Street 1 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Frid. ay f d Mesd Verde Dnve Edst. and Saturday and noon to 5 pm. ardcoven; and trade paperbdcks on Sundpy. The public is lDVlted e $1 regular paperbacks and to a reception for the artist tn the f:!COrds. 50 centc; and children's Central Library'!> Fnends Com- 8eokc; and 111.dgazmes, 25 cents muruty 'Room from-2 to 4 p m. SUNDAY HOMEAJD 'RUN FOR COVER' AROUND FASHION ISLAND The Homeaid •Run For Cover" feature~ d 5K/1 OK run/wal,k and a ktd!. 1 K Fun Run around Fash.ion Island The event begins at the r omer of San Miguel and New- port Cf'nter Dnve and ends at the ' Hard Rock Cdfe, and will be held • fron::i 6 a.m. to 11 d.m Proceeds benefit Homedld ·Orange County ·--__..or a race brochlire or additional tnformabon, call 640-8844 FOR THE CHILDREN The Enough ~ Enough cam- paign marks the final day of the National Pomogiaphy Awareness Week with a fashion show, stlent auction and tea from 1to4 p .m at the Plazd Bdllrpom of the Hyatt Newporter Hotel. 1107 Jamboree RoC\d , Newport Bedch Si.Jent duction btdd.mg begins at 1 pm., JJ)llowed by a children's fastuon ,,how, performance by contempo- 1 .-~~~~~~~~~- l RUFFELL'S ~~2,L!!!~~~~., I 1922 HAi90R BLVD., COSTA MESA . S.S· I 156 b today The Newport Beach Cen- tral Library is located at 1000 Avo- cado Avenue in Newport Beach. ..for more information, call 717 • 3800. MONDAY YOUNG AT HEART · Th'e OASIS Senior Cente r hosts the "Young at Heart n Pilot project in con1unction with the Area Agency on Aging which a.uns to provide the magic and · therapeutic benefits of live profes- sional musical entertainment fpr senior populations. Today the songs and music of !Jving Berl.i11 played by a 5-piece orchestra are On a I· .. ' ·Bagel Pocket Sandwich or any Deli Sandwich I Since 1982 feetured at 1:30 p.m. The con~ ii free ol ~ and wtU be held m J)le multipun>OSe room at the OASIS Seruor Center, eoo Mar- guerite Avenue, Corona del Mar. for more information. call Lauren Detweiler at 64•-3244. ATTENnON OEAOT DISORD£R Coastlil1e Counseling Center, 1200 Quail Street. Ste. 105, New- port Beach, otters a free lectwe at 7 p.m. by Joan Andrews, a MFCC and educational psychologist. Her topic: •Attention Deficit Dis- order in Children, Adolescents and Adults." This will be an in depth look at ADD,• and how it can be treated. For more informa- tion, call 476~0991. ruF.SDAY ~-----HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Newport Beach Christian ,. Women's Club holds a luncheon and botiday bouti~ at the Bal- boa Bay Club 11:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m. Guest speaker, Sylvia Nash. music by Thomas Waldron. Bou· tique Shoppiiig 10:30 to 11:30 a.m . and 1:30 to 2:30 p .m. for unique handcrafted gifts and food. C06t is $17 inclusive. For reservations, call Micki at 964-5007 or Adele at 760-9616 by noon Nov. 3. • NO-LOAD INVESTING •111e Seven Myths of No-Load Mutual Fund Irivesting• is the title of a free nool) program in the Friend's ~eting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. Pre-registration is not necessary. Certified financial planner Thomas C . Scott presents the pro- gram. The Newport Beach Cen- tral Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3800. -; '-"\'~~.---------~ t-~~-- - -,.:_:-~ HEALTHY NOON NE1WORklNG Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce presents a lunch program on <"Heart Dts- ease ..• America's No. 1 Killer• with cardiologist Dr. Joel H. Man- chester at the Balboa Yaf::ht Club, 1801 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach from noon to 1:30 p .m. $15 fee includes lunch. RSVP to the Chamber at 729""'400. LEGAL $ECRETARJES DINNER N~wport Santa Ana Legal Sec- retaries Association meet at 5:30 for networking. 6 p.m. for dinner followed by a speaker, Rick Fein, Orange c ·ounty Corporate Couri- er, at Wyndham Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa Cost is $16.50 members, $19 for non members. Call 152-8800 for reservations by Monday. Nov. 6 I .11111~·1, l\,·dt1~ ,., l\.t1~·-. 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Cost is $10 prepaid a nd must be received at the Chamber by Monday, Nov. 6; $15 at the door. For infonnation, and resetvations call 574-8780. HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Las Commodoras awdllary oi Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club hosts their 6th annual Holiday Boutique open to the public 11 a.m . to 6 p.m. at the clubhouse, 1601 Bayside Dri.ve, Corona del ·Mar. Yuletide gifts from regional artists and local gift merchants will be available, and a bake sale and opportunity drawing for prizes will also be offered as well as a special buffet luncheon for $12 will be served from noon to 2 p.m. For lun~on reservations, call 644-9539. NEC GROWTH STRATEGIES Sam Yau, president and CEO of National Education Corp. will . speak on NEC Growth Strategies at the ~onthly meeting of the Association for Corporate Growth at 5:30 p.m. in the Pacific Club. The fee is $20 and includes. hors d'oeurves. For reservations, call Elizab~th Inglese at 436-7633. OCC OCEANOGRAPHY RESEARCH PROJECT An exciting biological oceano- .u graphic rest:arch project conduct- ed this summer in the equatorial Pacific is the focus this fall of Orange Coast College's 11th Vist- ing Scholar in Residence. Dr. William Cochlan, a marine biolo- .gist and assistant research scien- tist at the Ul'uversity of Southern California, will <hscuss the project at 2 p.m. in OCC 'Sdenfe Lecture Hall 101. Admission is free. For more information, c~ 432-5725. AUSTRALIAN UVJNG " .. ~ \. A free slide lecture on ·uving in A stralia in the '90s ~ is offered toni t at 1 p.m. in the Friends · M.ee g Room .. of the Newport BE;a Central Library, 1000 Avo- cado ve., ·Newport· Beach. For rrnation, call 717-3800. CUSTOM FRAMING ~ Over 1,000 m.ouldlnge to chooeefrom • Excellent Hrvl~ and prtc:. FINE ART • Local seen••, cuetbm painting, and much more ... R what's ,.,. .. ~ on in your hometown. Read .the ~Pilot PLUG IN " Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find .services from electronics and plumbers, to · landsc~ and pamters. IC,WO!T Ii AOt • COUA MDA Ddf Pilot for 7:30 to 10 p.m. m Orange Coast College's Science Lecture . Hall. Presented by thelny nto ' Porum, tbe work.shop wW addr product inventing, legal protec- tion, market evaluation and ven- ture financing. The cost is $5 for members and $15 for visitors. To register, call 432-5880. VETERANS DAY RUMMAGE SALE The Ladies Auxiliary of Ameri- can Legion Newport Harbor Post 291 sponsor a gigantic rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 215 15th St., Newport Beach. All pro- ceeds go to tbe Long Beach Vet- erans Medical Center. The event will feature quality . furniture, appliances, musical instruments, bicycles, toys, home decor and a larg.e selection of family clothing. A 1™ce sale wfil also be hel<S, raf- fles will be held during the day .and hamburgers, hot dogs and soft drinks will be for sale on the post patio. 673-5070. HEALTH MINISTRY What it is, Why have it and How to begin -8 a.m. to noon at Hoag Memorial Hospital, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. F of $15 includes breakfast, RP.servations reiwred. Call 51'· 6565. DREAMS FOR THANKSGIVING A workshop by the Rev. Bob Pulliam at the Community Church, Newport Beach Science of Mmd Education Center, 901 Dove St Ste. 145, Newport Beach. Workshops begin at 10 a"."m. and adjourn at noon. Donation"' requested at the door. Call 646- 3199 for more information. SUNDAY, NOV. 12 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The Animal Assistance League Christmas Bazaar and Cham- pagne Brunch features hand- crafts, toys and gifts and a humane information booth, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in The Hacienda, 1725 College Ave.. Santa Ana. Proceeds go to the Animal Assis- tance League. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door. For more information or to donate iteins, call 556-8334 or 760-6193. SUNDAY, .NOV. 19 COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE ln association with the Ameri- AAAAAAA~A~AAAAAA •. ---------- -----. -A 'S . . A · ±~L : ! "Over 50 Years o Fine Quality" ! _4. CUSTOM-MADE N EW FURNITURE • DRAPERIES .4 -. -• • • • + HT YOUR .+ • llOIE REA•Y I • + · FORTME .+ MOlltAYS ••• I + SllOP llOWI I :+. .. ) • ~ . ~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1995 can Red Cros:i;, Bahia Connthian Yacht Club hosli a oommumty blood drive and footb4U party all day beginrung .al 9 a.m. at the club' facility, 1601 Bayside Drive · in Corona del Mar. An NFL Foot- -ball Party with lunch sped.a.ls Will continue through the day in the club's Colwnt>ia Room, hosted by Staff Commodore Fred Martin, Rear Commodore Jun Ensign, and board director, John Bynon. Those who would like to be placed on a volunteer list to give blood and lo have a ,seat saved in . the Columbia Room for the foot· ball party) hould call 644-9530. Guests unable to donate blood may instead make a monetary contnbution to the Red Cross. THE STATE OF ORANGE COUNTY • The Woman's Civic League meets in the Jorgenson Room oC . Mariners Library at io am pre- ceded by a social time at 9:30 a.m. Guest speaker wW ~ Jun Wood, editor of Coaster Magazine, who FREE TAX WORKSHOP The Internal Revenue Seiviat is conducting a fiee, one~ay worbhop from 10 a.m. to .(· pm, m the Costa Mesa ~ 1855 Park Ave. Topics will ' record keeping, taxable busiDaiji income. employment taiet. deprcoauon deductions a.n8 more. Cdll 643-4060. . .. ~ ·. U.~Y ~: e~-... _ . . :e~ ~ Presented By . . The Bod & Regal ~eauty ~ . TOday's tip is on ltair care: To help 'give your hair the added moisture it needs during the winter months. Apply ·a leave -in conditioner to clean towel dried hair and style as usual. 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KONNIE K GALLERY 714/963-5331 10661 FJJ.is Ave. Unit C Fountain Valley (Nftl 405 Fwy. lit Eocl;d) ,,...__ ...... ... ---.. -'"-·-~-- QUALITY IS ~· Timberland Now Open • Located on the I st level. near the Concierge 714.432.IS52 .. CR¥STAL COURT .. THE VILLAGE. JHE OFACES 0 ffering the latest skin, hair, and nail care products and services ~ D evoted to ·providing excellent pustomer serviee .. _ THE BOD '~The calorie free candy store for women'~ · R eputablt! beauty supply store owner since 1964 E zperienced, friencµy staff ~t your beck and call · G reai selection of hard to find items ·and well known favorites A ttention given io speeial item requests L et us catel' to all your beauty care needs REGAL BEAU';l'Y "The ,amper P-lac~" · The Bod and Regal Beauty are friendly competitont and are in no wa7 aftlHatecl About the Pacific AmpNtJle. . a~ being razed. I don't think it sb6uld be. They shOuld do what they did at the Univer$Al Amphitheatre, enclose it. • That way you can bring the .. oct 'n' r<>ll back and do a boOO:ililg business. . BARJlY McPHEE Costa Mesa They should put a roof on it I ays thought they should ve a roof on it I don't under- stand with today's techilology that they can't put a roof over it '6)d continue to have concerts there. It\. aood =·--..... It lbouJd'.be 1 u ... •mph"heder I don't thlnt they should tMr it down. DENNIS DISINGD COiia Mesa I vote to dose the ampbithe· ater. l won't Visit my friends who live near the fairgrounds during concerts becaU$e it's such an obnoxious thing. wen. it. was in the past. It's • undeT control now. Let's dose it down .• . PIW-ROOT Corona Del Mar ' . ... , How is it that the court syS· tems can be so ridiculous as to .. ..,_ tbe lllller" a propelty to be lued '.bJ Iba pmcbale.r OD court 1eltddloat tbat were put on tbe .uer, and the~ knew ol tllOM court restrictions aDd bOugbt ltf • Tbat's tbe No, .1 CJUestion. No. 2 .is the people w,bo live aroUnd the Pacific ~tre need to get a life and let them produce shows, so the rest of the community can enjoy them .. ·PAUL DAVIS -· Costa Mesa I think it would be d.isa.strOus if that is done. It's a beautiful facility. forwn Pot the fint dme ..W many ya.p, we were able to see a t'OnceJt at ~ fair th1s summer 1n dec:enf'fadlities. I ~t .the nOise .aituation bad been taken care of as far at the bomeownen aroWld were concerned. · SO, I just hope something can be worked out, so we can keep it in the area Newport B&Ch. BAltBAJtA MACADAM Newport Beach The Pacific Amphitheatre is a wondelful place to see a concert. LiVirig 1n College Park, I enjoyed ...... m.JO,IMllDe to .. ..._ C«'ft'Mt. 1we •bring tM con· cer11 lMdE;· WllJ lbould .. have to dJtve to ltvlDe or Ana· belm or even Loi Angeles When we have a wonderful J>lacedgbf here in our dty where we can eee concert. under the stanf • MAaY CAPPEUJNl 'Co.ta Mesa The amphitheater should stay put. and they should look at building some type ol casing over the top or a dome over the top instead of wasting it and not having an amphitheater in Costa Mesa. They need something to draw people here: They need to see • boW tMy ca mcbe that Cbing od make lt IOUDdproof to the area around. W• baw otber per-t~ arts centen ID Orange County that are eDC.'loled. why ·not that one1 DENNIS MIFFLIN Ne~Beacb lbe f airgrOufuD should give it back to Nederlandei: and. let tbein have concerts there. · • lbey spent a lot ol money ·building the place, and it's a total waste to have the place tom down. It's one of. the nicest concert facilities in 0Tange ~unty, and it would be a total waste. They sbotild have concerts there. ED TANAKA Costa Mesa best of the readers hotline ' Mark Wood will · .. enhance co:q1munity with new ·restaurant I was delighted to see the arti· de in the Daily Pilot about one of O\.\f outstanding com· munity members: Mark Wood. You are to be commended for highlighting individuals like him wbo contribute so much .to .~e betterment of our commuruty. pat of Newport Ele- mentary School. I never cease to be amazed at Wood's tremen- dous positive energy and com- mitment to the children of our community. In addition to his hectic sched- ule as a professional musician and businessman, be has donat- ed scores of hours to the chil · dren. A few of the wonderful 1hings he dc>es include: teaching guitar lessons after school, teach- ing vocal music, lead.mg the stu- dents in schoolwide music activi- ties, PTA.board member, heav_µy involved in planmng and imple- menting the sensational 100lh anniversary for Newport Ele- mentary, tutoring in the class- room, fund raisers and more. I am very happy to know he is planning to become even more connected with our community by opening a restaurantin the Cannery, Village ~. He is the · type of conscientious, involved individual we like to see joining the businesses in this anfa. WILUAM J. KNIG.Kr I wanted to respond to the article I saw in 'your p~per yes- terday. I am a longtime resi- dent of Newport Beach and have always tried to be informed of the goings on around town. I saw Mark Wood was going to reopen the old Cafe. I ido building and thought it would make a great additiort to the town, especially knowing what - type of owner Mark will be. I have seen him perform arouna town for years and have always . hdd a posttive experience. I was absoh,.ttely furlottS 'when IsawBuzzPersonwasopposed to the opening of Mark'.s restau- rant. 1 Person's'Gcttons and woTds are hypocritical as well i!S mcon· dusive. What a joke. Buzz Per- son ought to run !Dr political office with his ability to speak out of bpth sides of his mouth. Oh yeah, I forgot, he did run. and he lost. · This town could use more people like Mark Wood, who not only wants to play music for the children of Newport Elementary School but for their parents as well. As I understand, Mark's ulti- mate goal is to open a businesi that will further enhance our community. J.ocal mustdan Mark Wood ls hoping to r~pen the Cafe Udo In Cannery Vlllage. . Principal Newport Elementary School CHRIS BJUG.ANDI Newport BeaCb Spare us the idle gossip We were rather amused by the cut-and-dried approach to your dining item about the closing of 'Irees Restaurant as being "no surprise after Rus- sell and Abby Armstrong split.· Gosh, what d relief to find out it wasn't more complicat- ed than that! Why not get really person- al and arrange for a spot on the •Jenny Jones Show• for the estranged coµple? And boy, bind.sight sure is 20-20. We could've been celebrities just llk~ •patron Donald Bren,• if only we. too, would've made the Chinese chicken salad our •usual order.• Uke Popeye and his spindch, maybe a little of Bren's land baron success would have rubbed off on us. Just thiilk. We've really loved our inti- mate dinners at 'Irees over the yea.rs. lt's been a genuine aetghborhoo<:t f avorlte and 'Will be missed. Students explajn why they plail to shun alC9hol and .drugs -. Newport children work to respect life and stay drug free .. . correspondence er forget th.ls lesson. I feel that with the things we learn m school today, I will be so careful with my life and hopefully all of my friends will, too. JOHN DALEY Fifth grade, Newport Beach I'~ healthy and drug-free because l life is one that can never be ..... know I only have one life to live, and I eplaced -everl Nor can yours. aon't want to mess it up by doing drugs. Our lives are so precious that l also play sports, so l really don't n eed without a doubt they are priceless. That's to do drugs. I value my life, and I know why I am healthy and drug-free. what drugs can do to you, brain damage, I would never think of wasting my life , heart and lung problems, etc. away because life is too short. · Drugs can also interfere with your Let's say you're m the fifth grade now. school work dramatically. Then you won't Well, the next thing you know you're 15 get good grades, and you won't go to col- and m. bigh school. That's why you should lege. U someone even stmts drugs, they respect your life and enjoy every moment better start practicing to say, ·wouki you of it. To stay drug-free is not very compli-like fries with that?* or you may not even cated if you follow my simple formula. have a job or a home at all because you First of all, you need to know the d.J.ffer· couldn't find a JOb or a company to hire . ence between the right choice in being you. drug-free and the foOlish choice. I wouldn't drii\k alcohol because It can· For example, someone comes up to you stunt your growth. I could throw up or ~ and tells you to try smoking a cigarette. even pass out. I could also even die if I do They say it won't hurt you. You decide to drug . If you do drugs, you could lose your l:ry it just once. Are you staying drug~free? friends because they wouldn't want to be No way. "7."' th dru free with you anymore because of yowadirljA. That wilS a foolish choice. You should Students at Newpo~ schools ~ helping Mch o er .l\aY g • ~ tion . T7:;i;:": say no and walli: away. Be strong and Drugs can also mes you up ln the smart and make the right choice. I know I ever take drugs... But. wb~n it comes to · I ·lost my grandpa when he was only 62. brain, and ~ause you're 50 clueless will be able to make the right dedslon. reality, Will you really say no? If you make I le died because of alcoholism, which is a might comm1t another serious crime, 50 · Next, you should have a lot of pride lil the right Choices, have pride and will disease that comos from drinking too , you won't just corrtmit 8 crtme for doing • yourself. Pride and confidence tn yourself power, you'll make it through life healthy much alC"ohol. drugs. you will alsO be convicted of d<Jlllg keep you stroqg. I have~too mucli pride in and driag·free. I know I will. Alcoholism is like having candy, and a crazy, serious thing if you do another .. one would have certainly up!cted a more classy farewell than the c.heclp shot ~ . you gave t. · myself to destroy my llf with drug ·. Being healthy and drug-free is my you can't stop eating it. I was really sad . crime. · Drugs Will kill your pnde and you. mairi goal in life besides bemg happy nd betause hf. was my oilly grandpa, and l You would have two counts ag~ you. • Last, but certainly"not leait. f have the ~.I want to treat my life and mis him a lot. I miss going on his sailboot You might S<;are your fan'llly also, 90 ~ stnmgth of WW power. I lhoU.ld can it body u bealthj as possible becau e l:lnd havmg special tDnes with hhn. nilCrht leave you. and you'd be abem._, "won't j>ower." they're'the ~on l hav . l'v learned from this that this can hep· and lonely. u I wer 16 and dtenk aJcXitio1, • th the tutur~ pletie spare UI the golllp·filled llde dish on ~ed couples or cloy· ing nonsense about favorite fOods at the nth and famous. '?Won't power• plays an bnpOrtant part _ 'hOple die everyday because they take pen to anyone. I Will never drink before I. I'd be drinking and drivtng, and Ul my llle. I know r won't ever let ,c1n.9 dnigl. One my, you may have to mak a am of age, and then I will remember that would be breaking theteJla:w~·~=~'f......!.-into my tue. U .90IDe ol my hiencll are tn'· · d)6lai that no one et~ can make for you. everyone has to be careful to not become hol__go ,,., p. JCNill Ing drugs~ ten me, :Hey, CoUit· WW JO'J try and endan e y_ow m.a~-~ • Th6M are the reuons I ma beiW t .....__...., __ -..;.. ___ ,ADJCX A.ND nm8ANll DBl.AcaolX Corona de1 Mar ney. try.lhis.ll won't hwt yw,..:vou·n feeJ--ii~--OUJ'ntlT Clioose a g·free lit and live 1 would never want to die like my dru9·free. I value my life ab4 Wiiia i great. You're a cbkk.en ti you don't try it lt to the fuht grandpa did or suffer the pail\ ol knowing chaDol to grow up. ...,. , at least once." I knoW I'll still NJ no. COURTNEY KAWATA. I wu addktetl to IOinethlDg like this. I At "ON WM•" Jt's easy for tome to say, ·v.u, I won1 SbtJ'I grade, N wport B ach wm aJways remind qtylf"Jf ol this and nev-Slatb vr-. Newpwt -- • • BA "'Ii '· '•I!' _, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1995 --n Risin new ~tist Gr~gory ~er Visi~ the .orange Coast "As art consultants to corpo- . rate and peuonal clients for the put d ecade, partners Nan- cy Sllelhaer and Judy Slutzky ' of N ewport Beach have helped others develop an eye for art. They have been studying, viewing, follo~lng, readin g and collecting art for most of their lives. "It's about today. What's happening tod ay," Sheffner said of contemporary art. "lt's a reminder of our times ... bow w e live ... the isslles we face. In that regard, it i~ often not so beautiful, not so great, but it's real. "I ~ealize.it is hai:,d to explain contemporary art to most people. It is a matter o( educating the eye. Seeing t1ungs differently," explained Sh effner, a very slight woman of 50 outfitted in a flowing charcoal gray sheath minimal- ly accented with silver jewelry. _)fCo'ntemporary art is more a bout the conceptualization of life and the issues of our time by the artist. In fact, it may be more about the issue than the art." Shaffner delivers' h er per- spective in the wat~rfront salon of partner Slutzky. A ·. young man in black tie tends bar on the terrace, offering mineral water with lime and other refreshments to these · who have come for the Sunday afternoon gathering. The heavy gray sky over Newport Harbor's main channel inhibits the usual weekend yacht tiaf- . fie. The scene is less festive, less frenetic, mote sublime itQd someho'!'f more fitting the occasion. Slutzky and Sheffner have invited guests lo meet a ~ PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Newpon Center Drive, Swt~ 110 Newport Beach (714) 644-6933 Oflli1id()l() d};j/,, (.()1bJ lmHeckTle t\Clldin' §al~ 25% off all fabf1cS' If purchased m Novemberl , --.~- ~ll'OMAI. ~¥""' .IJr<l<l<1t1. • 11 "'"""' ::?' l'«if 1'1'ftlJ I ~ .. 'If.Joi..!""¥ -~- 3838 Eost'Coost Highway .• SUlte A Corona del Mor • 673 1794 • 1 block South of Poppy St. oetoa from 5 Crowns recfouront ~WM'#' I• r'!' U>(ifihlll ... . , /J Discount p~ices rieryday on ru~ and carpets. ... ··b.w . cook rising young artist. ~s name is Gregory ·Miller. A Venice, California resident, Miller was a former graphic designer who worked at the Newport Harbor Art 'Museum (and designed the logo) and also taught at The Art Institute of Southern Cali- fornia and Claremont College. Still boy,ish looking at 40, the artist greeted the local literati who had come to expe- rience his work with<\ disarm- ing naivete. Outfitted in an artist-issue black T-shirt, blaz- er and Levis, the talented artist with the dark hair in a page-boy cut enjoyed the opportunity' to get to know hose who had dropped in to take a look. . As Cary and Wendy Brooks, Courtney and Aucjrey Moe, Debbie and Dick Polon- sky, JennifeT Van Be rgh, Ch eryl and Jerry Rosenbloom, Tony and Ginger Allen, LouJse and Kenneth litwack, NHAM Curator Bruce Guen- ther, chair of Laguna Art Museum Gil LeVasseu r and his exquisite wife, Victoria, Christmas in October Excellence in photography for50 years ~ Currently scheduling Holiday Portraits . and ardent Art Institute sup- porter Alison FreMeJ circulat- ed around Slutzky's art-filled residence, Miller was appre- ative of the opportunity to xpand bis horizons. "It h~lps if they understand me as they view the art," Miller said in the clearly awlC- ward position of trying to avoid and capture the. spot- light simultaneously: "Greg's future is very • good," said a confident Slutzky, who also happens to be married to one of Orange County's brightest executives, Joel Slutzky, CEO of Odetics. •He will grow. His work has a formal quality, and the subject matter is fascinating. Greg bas taken the pop movement to a new and different plateau.• The subject matter is born of Miller's fascination for America of the 1950s, '60s and '70s. }-{is collection of paint- ings features a collage back· ground of real snips from the pages of Life or Vogue maga- .zine overlaid with line draw- .. ing, color and then sealed in resin for texture anCI unage. Miller ha al o taken objects of the period, such as women's shoes, his father's shirts, a toastet, iron, teapot and cups and' covered them in collage snips and in .some instance color, before f mishing them in resin for permanence. The result is the artist's view of his childhood America. It is co.m- pelllng Jlnd entertaining, attracting the attenti<;m of world-class collectors, includ- ing Ch arles SaatcbJ, who reportedly-bought an entire showing of Miller's work at a recent Europeafl exhibition. Counted among such stars of the art world as Robert Lon- go and photographer Herb Ritts, Miller was invited to exhibit on behalf of AMFAR, and his work has alsp been purchased by collectors and museums, including The San Jose Museum of Art. His work is on display at the William · Turner Gallery in Venice, and he has been graciously pushed • swec1111 MaiaOe " o.p nsue 1111a11111e • ~ • aft Cenlflmtm • toorts......,. • On Sb OWi' lillall9I ~ llllm:lge • n.llnO Medlcll "*SI09 -10.S.-&-•MMI,_,_ Mo.t Realtla ._ __ ce Accepted OOWENWEST BFAL7B CENTER 5.845-9053 • by his Orange Coast mentor Sheffner and Slutzky. "It is not easy for an artist to do everything. They must . teach. show, promote and pub- licize as well a.s work. It is easy for a talent to get lost'in the business of art. Our role 1s allow the artist to l)e an artist." the attractive brunette Slutzky said with a broad grin. ·"The art market is better. Alive and well in fact,." Slutzky added. "The hype of the '80s is gone. Those who really enjoy art are bcick, cmd they are back with confidence m what they see and what they buy . .Inflated pnces are down on the established artists, and the market 1s very good for the youn! artists hke· Greg." As Sheffner Greg Mlller's arm to introduce him to poten .. t1al patronl> Unda and Jay Young, Jane and Glen Powlei, and o many of the others w,bo had.come-to greet him, he looked around the Slut%1q' home with great pnde.' With a look of ampzement, the artist not\?d, •My pain~ is hanging next to a major w'ork by D avid Hockney and . beside an important piece by Ed lluscba And you know what, i• looks pretty good.• Slutzky concurred, saying "Indeed. it looks like it is meant to hang side by side.• And that is the. true mean- . mg of contemporary art. It's -.li m the eye of the beholder and maybe the artist as well. • 8 .W. COOK's columns run Thurs- days and S'aturdays When Your Partner Moves;· • You Don't. • ..• Individually Pocketed Coils Make the Dlff eren~ Traditional coils are linked it ihe top and bottom. so they can't work ~ independently. Only Beautyre t · fl ~.. pocketed coils are joined in the ... ~--·:. mtadle,Si> each coil IJlOVeS · independently to contour every inch of your body. as ee el e. I " . . ' 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa .. Ont 8'od' Sdt "a . 545-7168 11 Dayna '8ttft. 57, Balboa Peninsula ... Longtime peninsula resi-· dent C)nd community fire- ball ... Instrumental in master plan for the area, among other local neces- sities ... Many expected her to run for CQuncil last year but she declined ... Led the way as Balboa fQrmed the city's first business impr9vel'{lent district ... Married to Bob 22 years ... Enjoys cruising on Boston Whaler and pampering pooches ... Last y..,..s ranking: 46 19 Martin Diedrich, 36, Costa Mesa ... If coffee houses have become the new town · halls, then Diedrich is the mayor ... The goodwill ambassador of gourmet java ambience ... Designs all of his coffee houses -there a~ 10 so far with two more on the way ... Led thf ~ay for the coffee h<>Ose resurgence, a movement charted by his father-ai former coffee fjU'rner in Guatemala ... Last y..,..s ranJcing: 10 2 7 Bude Johns, 53, Santa Ana Heights Orange County GOP heavyweight ... Serves as Republican ATM for national GOP politicians passing through the coun- ty . Also kingmaker for local Republican candi- dates Owner of Inland Group Inc., a Newport Beach land development firm ... Son was star nose- g uard for NeWport Har- bor's championship team last season ... Last year's ranking: 26 • -NEWPORT-ME 12 Tom Tomlinson. 45, Newport Beach ... Oraihge County Perform- ing Arts Center president ... Played a major role In the formation of a region- al arts council ... Helped bring in a number of inter- national dance companies and national companies - like the Miami City Ballet ... Helped guide The Cen- ter's strategic planning task force, established by the board ... Runs about 5b miles a week -~ An avid reader ... Last Year's ranking: 21 20 Danny Bibb, 45, Newport Beach ... A 20-year re8' estat~ran, formed Coast NJ~~~ Properties ll'f 1 !196-... Com- pany has grown from four agents to 90 agents despite rec~sion years ... Has knack for attracting top agents ... No. 1 real estate company in sales in Newport Beach area ... For- mer winner of Big Canyon Country C!ub golf champi- onship ... Married with · three children ... Last year's ranking: 9 2 0 MacBemd, 51, Osouth Coast Metro ... Third-year superinten- dent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.strict ... Still riding wave of popu- larity created by his charis- ma and ability to tackle thorny problems ... Over- hauled district's bureaucra- cy . Handled district's $47 million investment debacle with skill ... Former super- intendent in San i;>iego County and Little Ro«, Ark .... Harley-Davidson rid- er ... Married ... Marathoner , Last yur's rrilng: 6 13 Dr. Shetwqod Rowland, 68, Coro- na del Mar ... 1995 Nobel Prize winner for chem· istry ... UCI professor credit- ed with being the first ~r son to discover a hole in the· earth's protective ozone layer ... Influential crusader against ozo~ eating CFCs. .. Theories · ridiculed when first pub- lished 20 years ago ... Founded UCI chemistry department 31 years ago ... Marri~4~ years ... Last year's r•nklng: 39 21 Gwy Hwrt, 46, Corona del Mar ... Irvine Co. vice chairman and major influence broker -both on the golitical and ,. business front : .. Always on the A list ... Mentioned as possible county ao during the OC's bankruptcy ... Trusted confidant and chief lieutenant of Don Bren, the Irvine Co.'s chairman ... Often loaned out for good causes ... Nice, bright. good touch in public ... Politically active but probably tcX> exclusive for office ... Last year's ranking: 16 2 9 Jim and Pa.tty Edwards, 43 and 36 respectively, Newport Beach ... Jim, following in dad's footsteps, runs a mul- ti-million dollar movie empire ... One of New- port's cornerstone couples involved in charities ... Her passion is ChildHelp USA. a village in Beaumont for abused, battered and abandoned children ... Their generosity is leg- endary ... Patty loves The Islanders, which adopts dif- ferent causes ... Last y..,..s ranking: 14 & 15 14 tlHther Somera, •thirty-something,. Costa Mesa ... Comm~rcial artist·tumed<ity watchdog ... President of East Side Homeowners Association ... Keeps a dose eye on the workings of the Mesa Con- solidated Water District ... Bright and outspoken, she's become a force to be reckoned with ... Some predict she'll run for local office althol!gh she's not· saying ... Married three kids ... Loves horseback rid· ing, sailing, tennis. paint: Ing ... ,Unr.nced Im yur 22 Joe Erickson. 38, Costa Mesa ... Took • over as mayor in January and runs the city with a yoothful passion ... Warm and kind, but he's-no softy ... Since assuming post asked SOS to suspend its sack lunch program and led drafting of tough crime control measures ... As a youth, -spent semester interning for congressman ... Wrote a play, "Auction in Grey Town," a futuristic piece ... Married with two sons and a daughter Unranked last y.. · 30 Dean Koontz. 49, Newport Coast ... The Stephen King of the West Coast ... Best-selling author ... First editions of his fantasy/horror books such as "Phantom""'and "Whispers" sell for up to $300 each ... Bruce Willis paid $20 million to star in movie ada~tion of "Mr. Murder" ... Koontz csnd wife snag~ed four New- port Coast lots for $4 mil- lion, built a 30,000-square- foot, ltallan Renaissance estate ... Low profile ... Lut ~s rankJng: 7 35 Kurt Yuger, 41, 36 Scott Pauben, 55, 37 Wing Lam. 34... 30 Al'-....,, 43, Newport Beach ... Costa Mesa ... Prlnci-· . Owner of two Costa UCosta Mesa ... Some Commissioner of AYSO pal of Ensign Middle Mesa Wahoo's Fish Tacos . beli.w he'fthe best city Region 97, overseeing a SchOol ... Past prlndSMI •t , restaurants ... Set standard manage!" In Ora• County record 126 teams and Andersen Elementary. for good, clean.food in ... HardwOrking and dedi· 1,505 kids In 199S ... A TeWinkle Middle, Cahfor· c.asu.l •tmosphere ... Now cated •.. SeM!s on numer· master organizer •.. Expert nla Elementary and Monte unoffklal power lunch spot ous commtttees for the in keeping edult egos out Vim SChoofi "" ~n ••• Good place to spot League of C.lifomia Cities , ___ of.AYSO-Can beaen-aw.., • ~ade---<efebfities; indudfng.singeir ... Wm b9"1g COJ'iSldetlU to chalking fields earty Satur· teacher at Mell Verde Et. Chris Isaak. ballplayer M•rtt • fill the county CEO SMt fol· ~ momi19 •.. Gets majOr mentary ... Developed 'stu· McGwire ... Has fout' other lowing the bankruptcy ... MSist from his Wife, known dent •£thnk Forum, to restaurants. Including one Jl.Kt celebretfd his 1e>-ytar as "Saint Barblra• ... In help r.cfuce racial tensions' In Oenver ... Gives bkk to 1nniwrMry IS city man1g· part time, ettomey for et E~n ... Fly flsheiman v1rlet¥ of causes ... fon'lter er ... Was • star ~ In one of tM top ltw flrrm ... Daughter a thlrd'.'Qrtde weter polo P.~ et ~ poto tn tris high In Newport Beach ... Thtee tHChef at Hllbor View ... fstAf'(la High ... Snow-, KhOol ct.ys ... loves his Chlkhn ... ..,.,.... IMt MMri9d, W.. chttdrtn ... boardtr, surler ••. Single ... dogi .. LOWS to w.W -tel ,_, ' U.w ... llllM,._ .._.,_,..,. ... a ... UN•*•d e.t,._ , / , T INFLUENTIAL 15 Ila lorden, 20, Costa Mesa ... Fim woman to pitcher in men's collegiate baseball game ... SOuthpaw, control pltcher, · now a junior ... Completed and won her first college game ... Has become quite the celebrity ever since ... Signs autographs, does television co"'*nercials (for a Japanese sporting goods company), travels to the Far East on the goodwill • tours ... A treasured role model for girls ... U.Vanked Int year -2 3 J.nlce fJlchs, 36, Newp(>rt Beach ... Vice president/gen.era! manager of both Fashion Island and the new Enter- ~~ine Spectrum, one of nation's most innovative projects ... Continues to make Fash- ion Island very hip shop- ping center ... Master at finding cutting:.edge ten- ants ... Has signed more than 30 new Island retail- ers in the past year ... Hus- band Paul, two young kids ... Soccer mom ... Last year's ranking: 56 31 Kevin Mwphy, 42, Dover Shores ... Now In his fourth year as city manager of Newport Beach. .. Has restructured entire city operation and slashed budget by mil- lions ... Emerged as leader during bankruptcy ... Bright. straight arrow ... Editor of chatty City Hall newsletter ... Married, two daughters ... Worttaholic. often told (ordered?) by council members to take time off ... 3:40 marathon· er ... Last yNr's l'llNdng: 20 1 "I!! o.c. SMtoyo, 31, UWest Side Costa Mesa ... Executive director of the Save Our Youth pro- gram at the f\ea Communi- ty Center ... Go-to guy for both parents and youth on the West Side ... Became political darling of sorts when ran as write-in scho91 board candidate ... Still mentioned as political contender ... Westside na11ve and Estancia· grad ... Ex-radio disc jockey and producer ... Lifts weights and plays Koops ... Single ... Lut y..,.., ranking: 19 24=.~e~rt Beach ... Rabbi at Temple Bat Yahm ... In 19 years, Miller has taken a small Ofllglegatiof'Ht~ it into one of the largest in the cou11.ty ... National leader in reformed Judaism ... Stresses "family values" ... Temple's adult education program brought such renowned speakers as Hen- ry Kissinger to Newport Beach ... Plays tennis, loves · to travel ... Married with five children ... Last year's rMklng:61 32 lfush HUI, SO, New- port Heights ... Architect and economic development specialist ... Knows the Newport Pier area ... Former education adviser to then Gav. Ronald Reagan ... President of chamber w Graduate of OCC and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo ... Founding alumni member school of architec- ture and business ... Regis- tered architect in eight states ... Once spent birth- day a1 e Pelic.an Hills golf cllnlc ... Married. three kids ... Ulwanked last YHr' 17 John HuffmM. SS, Newport Beach .•. Senior pastor at St. Andrew's and guiding hand to congregation of 4,500 ... One of the leading Presbyterian voices in the ·nation and a staunch foe of "secular revisionists" ... Onetime religious adviser to Richafd Nixon ... Out· spoken op~ent 6f Proposition 187 ... Unranked last y..,. 2 5 John Crean. 70, Santa Ana Heights ... RV tycoon ... Uncanny busi- ness acumen ... Major phil- anthropist ... Gives half his ~ffrnings{milliens) to charity ... May go down in history as star of wacky 1V cooking show, •Home on the·Range. • ... Four- acre estate, Village Crean, site of community events ... Collects Steinbedc first edi- tions ... Fair board member, GOP heavyw~ight. .. Owns "Bounder;" one of the biggest yachts in harbor ... Last yew's r.,..ng: 1J 33 Lany Thomas, 48, Balboa Island ... Helped engineer Pete Wil- son's remarkable comeback to win governorship ... For- mer press ~retary for Vice President George Bush ... Now public voice of the privately held Irvine Co ... Does masterful spin on Irvine Co. affairs ... License plate: SPIN DR ... Former joumalist ... Takes biking vacations in ~urope and Africa ... One of county's most eligible bachelors ... Last yellr'S ranking: 27 39 JUI Lloyd, 39, Costa 40 Wll SWtllm. 35, 41 .... Md CM- M'51 ... Most lmagl-IMne ... Witty editor Mee Scht s p, 46 native publk relations pro 'of Costa Mesa-besed OC and 35 ~. New.- in Orang• Coumr. .. Pt\ Weekly. the county; new port Coast ... He's a labor firms could lffm from her:· aftematl9' Piper ... Also •, attorney ... She's worked never ducks c:ontrow~ OctaSional hOst of •ut. a by his side, wentually l'Nf· knows~ m.kes a good T1mes" publk affairs show rytng her boll •.• A power st<Ky, wry ICCeSllbtt ... on KCET ... Sttf~ couple on the Newport ~of mMkwthey-.t:the-""Mlndst·~-. ---·-'CitUft ... Orange County Fair· an.~.ubilr· the~ ArtS Cent., grOunds ... Sefls the fair t«tan• ... GenfUI IQ ••. • through The Sound Of wtth style "' Handles slinl· wonctcttor tMnii M.,r Musk °"'*' .net ott. i.r and tmal'-i fairs Lmy Agren In 1-. ... wnu11 ... I lg contrtbUton throughput Southeril Cell· AYSO toCC*' c:oed'I ... Run-to ~ ~ forriNt ... Single ; .. Leit ....... fomW lled... Hoell ........ Inda ,....... NNdne: l;it In col.P!* ~bind loaf tMM1 ... ON -.......... ,.. "' -1.911,,..... .. , ... 18 LelghS~, 45, Corona del Mar ... Top spoib agent in the world ... Man~ges super- stars such a.stop NFL QBs Troy Aikman and Steve Young ... Operates out of Newport Center office ... Only big lost in '95: ill-fat- ed Save the f{ams cam- paign ... PR whiz ... started schQlarships for Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor 'Students ... Big on speaker circuit ... QI grad ... Mar- ried, two young children ... Big movie buff ... Last year's ranking: 4 26 8evet1y Ray, 56, Laguna Beach ... Chairperson of Internation- al Bay Clubs ... Holdings include the Newport Beach Country~ tM ven- erable Balboa Bay Club .. Oemal')ding, but gets things done, including pushing Bay Club's ambi- tious expansion plans f'nd renovating aging proper ty ... Has also done major overhaul on club's staff ... l'ook over operations when her husband, Bill Ray, died in 1991 ... Shy, perfectionist ... Lut ye_.s rank.Inv; 25 3 A John Hedges. 40 ... -.Oepending on who you ask, the mayor of Newport Beach is one of -;the most well-respected or hated people .ui. town. Proponent of streamlined government ... Quote machine ... Airline pilot for Northwest ... Some believe he belongs in politlc:s full- time ... Blasted Measure R sales tax initiative ... Lives in one of the oldest houses on the Peninsula ... M~r rled, one chlld, another on the way ... Unrar*ed last yur ' J NEWPORT~ME T INFLUENTIAL . 3 ..,..,. Kr ..... 57, Costa Mesa ... 20-~r president of Southtm Cllifomia College ... .Active lr1 the Assemblies·of God district and the Christian College Coalition .. ..serves on city traffk commission ... Noted by colleagues for his calm under pres.sure ... LCNeS classical music ... For-mer chaplain and senior reterve officer with the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment ... Married for 36 ye.rs, two children, six gr.nqchildren ... unranked last yur 4 4 Peggy Goldwater .. Oq, 50, Newport Beach ... Dynamic chair of Goldwater Foods of Ari- zona ... Daughter of Barry ... Makes things happen in Orange County for organi- zations like the Brain Imag- ing Center at UO ... Hosts Pelican Hills annual golf tournament to raise funds for spinal trauma injuries ... A near-scratch golfer ... Married to Bob, seven chil- dren combined ... J.ut year's rMlclng: 75 - 51 Leo Madueno, 40, and Paty Madueno, 38, Cos· ta Mesa ... Emerging leaders from Costa Mesa's West Side ... Spearheaded development of both the Tten Center and the Leaming Center ... Active in St. Joachim's Church.:.Outspoken opponents Qf city's contro- .Yeaial attempts to stem crime on Shalimar Drive..~ ~ City Council in their future ... Outspoken, sensible, big-hearted ... Last y..,..s ranking: 32 & lJ 57 Marilyn ar.w.r, Newport Beach ... Respected freshman Assemblywoman for 70th District ... Moderate R.tpublican who's been ~easing conservative wing ;· so far ... Ran as dark-horse candidate in '94 ... Former aide to Supervisor Tom Riley ... Founder and co- owner of manufacturing company ... Married, four grown sons, six grandsons ... &..st par's rMlclng: 7J 5~1m .......... "°°"" 54 and 51 respectively, Newport Beach ... ~ of the com- munity's first cou=ples .. Hard-working, comm ity· minded ... He: N - Mesa Unified School Dis- trict trustee ... Member of Balboa Bay Oub 6 o'cle><:k- ers steamroom club ... She: Vice president with New- port chamber ... Involved in Assistance league and Newport Harbor High PTA ... Two daughters ... Last y..n r-*lng: 44 • 45 45~~ media darling captured Bob.citron's treasurers seat nine months after cor- rectly predicting the finaA- cial collapse of Orange County ... The Cost4 Mesa resident celebrated his • county appointment at· Chuck E. Cheese's ... Saved Costa Mesa $11 million by telling it to pull out of county investment pool... Married, three young chil• dren ... Likes visiting the California missions ... Urvqed last yor 52 Detective a.Jnda Giesler, 54, Laguna Hills ... One of two female detectives in the Costa Mesa PD ... Works in the cxU;naagainst persons unit and is retiring in January after 33 years ... After retirement she may pursue a career training dogs ... Among the group of detectives who worked 'round the clock to bring .baby Steffanny Zamora home after she was abducted from South Coast Plaza ... Unr.,.ed last year 59 Dave Snowdela, S 1, Newport Beach ... Cost.a Mesa's chief of police ... An avid golfer who never hits the links without his mobile phone ... Past president of Califor· nia Police Chief Association ... Has an awesome gun collection and loves west- ern movies ... Won a small bit in the film "Tomb- stone" year before last ... Married, two sons ... Last Y..-, ranking: 71 . . •46 S.... Stokes 66, Corona del Mar ... Rookle-trustet of the New- port-Mesa Unified School Board ... Already called the voice of reason on the board ... Knows what ques.- tlons to ask ... Former San- ta Ana elemeotary school principal for 17 years ... loves to travel ... Visited schools in Israel and Jordan to study bilingual educa- tion programs on recent vacation ... Husband works for Pepperdine University ... Three children ... Unranked last yHr 47 llob Wym, 64; Newport Beach ... Still major Influence in Newport Beach city poli- tics after serving two decades at Newport city manager ... Former city manager of Coronado ... Retired in 1 ~1 and formed Wynn & Associates ... Spec_latlzes In govern- ment relations and has ~n lobbyist ... Huge San Diego Chargers fan ... 'Rtll; gious ... Workaholic, never takes vacations desJ>ite being in "retirement" ... • · Last yHr's rMklng: 43 53 Lenny Roffnburg and Sammy 'nlyes, 3i and 66 .~ long-time workers with the Costa M•sa- based Vantage Foundation who earned Just over $2,000 a year picking up litter at Mcfadden Square and along Newport Pier., .. Their firing by Newport Beach's General Serviles Departmec::it rast summer had residents calling the city heartless ... Eventually rehired by Newport land- ing to clean up the area around the Fun Zone .:: Sammy· outgoing and gregarious, makes a friend out of every stranger ... Lenny: quiet but with a good sense of humor. llkes photography and hopes to be a graphic artist ... Unr .... ed last year 60 Jade and Nanq SkhWMI', 63 and 60, respect~ ly ... Westdiff ... Major players in local water~uali ty Issues for ocean, Newport Harbor and Back Bay ... Helped to greatly reduce bacteria levels. algae growth and debris ... Nancy -and doctor ~ughter Susan -have led opposition to dumping of treated sewage in Back Bay ... Couple Stanford grads ... Nancy: Republican co- chair of Pro-Choice Orange County, a bipartisan political action committee .•. Former Rose Bowl queen ... Jack: Retired doctor ... Instrumental in building public aware- ness on potential of crippling n«k injuries caused by diving into swallow ocean bottom ... Long-distance swim- mer, runner and bodysurfer ... 1Wo grown daughters. two granddaughters ... Last ye.,..s ,..,....: 41 la 42 48 JC.-.n Mc:Glirw\ 52, College Park ... One of the founders of Share Our Selves, now-its executive director ... Weathered a storm of criti- cism from angry residents this past year, which prompted the charity to drop its sack lunch pro- gram ... Can tell y_ou the story behind almost every homeless person in com- munity ... Motto: ... We're here to serve. not judge: ... PTA mom ... Married, four children ... Last y..,.s ranking: 54 54 Ken Stuart. 52, Newport Beach ... Had major irripact on New· po~·Mesa tennis commu- nity when he purchased the form-er John Wayne . Tennis Oub this year .... Quickly changed the name to Palisades ... Most respected tennis operator anywhere ... Stuart's innov- ative computer matchmak- ing system captured rave reviews 111: the old Palisades Club ... Wife, Nancy; three children ... Unranked last yur 61 Lt. Alan Kent. 46, Huntington Beach residecrt ... Costa Mesa polic~ .officer has been a leader in solving the Shali· mar Drive problems on the West Side ... Heads a new popular community out- reach program called the " Citlzen's Academy ... A police Olympic champion who competes in motor- cross .. . At last count he had 100 medals, 60 of them ~old ... Son. Jeff, plays second base for Mets Unranked last~ 49 llob Mc::Donefl, 48, Laguna Beach ... Qui· et but respected Newport Beach police chief ... Took over department three years.ago during sexual harassment scandal that toppled embattled Chief Arb Campbell and a top ranking captain ... Former chief in Woodland, a sub- urb of Sacramento.. Mar- ried with two children ... He cheers on his teenage son who plays water polo and his motto latelY!fs, "Water polo is my life" .. Last year's .,.nklng: 24 55 Tony t•cte aau. 49, Trabuco'Canyon .. : The Enforcer ... Key fig· ure in clean-up of Costa · Mesa's problem motels and rental properties ... Shut down the long-troubled Coastal Inn and Bel Congo ... His worst case came while wor1ci"'g for another city a few years ago, when he was forced to wrap his feet and legs in trash bags in order to wade through about a foot of cat waste in an abandoned trailer Wrfe, two children .. Last y..,..s rankJng:. 84 62 Paul Salata, 68, Linda Isle . Retired sewec contractor, active in chamber, founder of lrrele-- vant Week. and Newport Beach's favorite emcee Jokes never seem to get old -to him, at least. Ranking member of the Balboa Bay Oub mafia USC grad, could be Tro1an athletic department's most influential booster. For- mer pro football player with San Francisco 49er5 ... Married to B.everly, doting grandfather ... Last y.,.... ranking: 5] , • 50 Igor, 8 112 (62 in dog years), Fountain Valley ... Gennan shepard Costa Mesa Police Dog since 1991 ... Began sniff- ing for drugs last year at Costa Mesa h igh schools ... Chows down on Nature's Recipe Lamb and Rice ... Lives with Costa Mesa police officer Paul Ellis ... Sleeps in a "dogloo• in Ellis' back yard ... Trains every day ... Favorite toy is a set of wooden nunchaku ... Retires January, •1996 ... Single, no pups ... Urvanked last Y9!" 56 Dierdre Dembll. 37, Costa Mesa ... When she spoke up during' a water board meeting in March, the former meter reader uncovered years of .. alleged sexual harassment a,nd sex q1scrimination within Mesa Consolidated Her claims sparked com-. munity interest in district Operations and changed the image of the agency -· . District gave her $85,000 " cash settlement ... Never married, her dog and two cats are her "kids• ... J Unranked last yMf' 63 Danny O'Neil. 2.-. -. Newport Beach ... Last season's Rose Bowl hero as Oregon's quarur-~ bad< . Turned down pro football to be~°' in the high school ministry a nd assistant football coach at Calvary Chapel, -<' nation's third-.largest IJ P • c) rotestant congregation ... 9 Set passing records against Penn State in Rose Bowl .t .. ~Played at CdM High for two seasons .. : Sailor and low-handicap golfer ... UlvMked .a.st,.. ' NEWPORT-M FLUENTIAL I • 72 Rich SNiplto, 54, Newport Beach ... General partner and gen- --eral manager of Triangle Square ... PrOJKt opened thr~ years ago rn reces- sion with big-name draws like Niketown and Edwards Cinemas ... This year added Virtual World to the tenant list ... Has become Costa Mesa's gathering place ... Jumpfn' at night and on weekends-... Trendy new mall ls aedited for jump- starting 'Commerce in downtown ... Ulst year's nlnldng: 30 I . 80 Wendy Lffce, 47, Costa Mesa ... Con-· troversial Newport-Mesa School Board trustee .. Elected to the b oard last year on a conservative platform ... Former h igh school English and joornal- ism teacher ... Be lieves public education should get •back to basics~ ... Has h~oolep $everal of her children ... Walks every day .. loves biographies .. Attends church at calvary Chapel __ Married 26 years, five children .. Unranked luty.., 88 Richard Luehrs, 48, Newport Beach • • . .. After 13 years at the helm of the Newport Har- bor Area Chamber of Com- merce remains the driving force of the city's business community Proven leader, unabashed cheer· leader for local business .. Unafraid to speak his mind ... A regular fixture at City Council meetings .. Apart· ment owner ... Married with child ... Wheelchair racer who works out atound Back Bay .. Uist Mt's ranking: 48 73 Sgt. D• lllmey, 39, Lake Forest ... Heads the Costa Mesa Police Department's Gang Unit ... Coordinated the arrests of several gang members suspected of commjtting a trilogy of crimes -a drive-by-sh&ot- ing, a stabbing and an assault -that sent shivers of fear through West Side ... loves to golf and sports a handicap of 82 ... Mar- ried r;lO kids ... Unranked last year 8 ·1 Father Kenneth Kra~. 59, Costa Mesa ... Priest at.St. Joachim's Catholic Church ... Has guided the 3,000- member, East Side Costa Mesa church for 27 years ... Church viewed as micro- cosm of Costa Mesa's changing cultU91I land- scape'. .. Bilingual masses ... Has traveled heavily His- panic areas of the commu- nity to help residents dean up their neighborhoods ... Loves bad puns ... Out- doorsman ... Last years-- ranking: 65 89 Jun Forbath, 65, Costa Mesa ... Founder of Share Our Selves, one of the largest charities in the county ... Helps feed the hungry and provides money and med- ical assistance ... Gifted at motivating movers and shakers to aid the poor ... Organizes annual Christ· mas gift-giveaway for thousands of impoverished ch ildren ... Outspoken but alk>ids politics ... L.att year's ranking: 74 1 A Stwe Mcirrh. 27, Af'Newport Beach ... Director of the popular Newport Aqu~tic:s Center ... Manages finances and supervises six coaches (teams) and five instructocs (dasses), dealing with a wide range of kayakers. canoeist$ and rowers ... The Back Bay fadlity Is home for several Olympic competitors ... Former Orange Coast College coxswain ... Studied and rowed in Cambridge, Eng- land ... Recently married ... Urvank~ last y..- 82 Davfd Emmes, 56, Costa Mesa and Martin Benson. 58, Hunt· ington Beach ... Producing artistic director and artistic director respectively of . South Coast Repertory ... This yeat they received life- time achievement awards from Theatre LA. ... Just opened their 32nd season ... Emmes spends his spare time sailing, Benson spends his flying his biplane ... Last year's Nnldng: lS • l6 90 • Unda Mook. 52, Corona del Mar ... Defender of First Ame~ ment rights and molder of young journalists at Coro- na del Mar High School for 26 years ... Journalism adviser and publisher of the Trident High School newspaper ... Former reporter, editor and owner of the Leisure World N~ : .. Has also worl(ed In jour- 'nalism program at Saddle- back Valley College ... For- mer students work at newspapers around U.S .... Last year's ranking: 8l 96 Ludlle kwtwl, 71, 97 PhH s.inlan9, 76, Newport Beach .... Corona del Mar ... Outspoken trustee for the 'ince leaving the City Newport Beach Public Council in November, the library .•. Fonner council· unoffldal "M_ayor of CdM" ~~-..::i;;.o.;~...a·1rnNnJiniM"r.r.1-;wnlfil1r ... ti<fSucciSffii--.. m sii(fa liiit ... two-dec.ide crusade for Still frequenting city hill to the new S8.S million lobby for variety Of causes library"" A. liberal and ... Plugged in to all prOUd of It ... Cultured ... h<>moWnen MSCXIMlons Loves gardening -· W.~t through the CdM RtskMnts whit.w.ter rafting in An«iatlon. wbkh he C.ri* on llSt v.c.atiOn ... found«t and d\llrs ... Ult,_,;,.,. ... IO R~ired Alt Cotp1 lteu- ttnaM cotonef on ~ ., the Oeiis ~ ~ and kWel to golf ... UNa&ullllllt,... • 75 ,.,. ... Heldldl-. ton.63, Harbor View ... Behind the scenes budget hawk ... Regular at Newport Beach finance committee and library board hearings ... Active ~nent of Meast;1re A ... Retired teacher of interior design at Orange Coast and Coastline Colleges ... Form~r chair of city arts · commission ... Doesn't like the limelight ... Oefe~ to husband f\on who started · Newport Taxpayers 7~ Clwt.tle McOMlel, UAo, Costa Mesa ... Regional affairs manager for Southern California Edi- son ... The electric compa- ny's liaison to governmen- tal agencies ... Great spin doctor, polished, well- versed ... Deep roots ... Was Orange County Super- visor Tom Riley's chief of ~ff for nine years ... A ts- year resident of Costa • • 77 0wtle ..... 47, Newport.Beach ... Director of the Newport- based Orange County Vol- 1~11 Oub ... Oubs and high sdlool teams have collected national, OF Southern Section and OF State titles during his two decades of coaching ... Uses national connections to assist players In gaining college scholarships ... Mar- ried volleyball standout Pam lawrence ... 18- month-old daughter ... Alliance ... Unranked lat y... Mesa active in various com- munity groups ... Political timber ... An equestrian • and dog-fover ... Last y..,.. ,..,.,~ ll .. Last~ ~ng: 81 83 Jan DolMly, 57, . Newport Beach ... Newport Beach co\mcil- woman who will eventual~ ly be· mayor ... Has drawn praise for her hard work on council... Could be called West Newport's house mother ... Has • worked feverishly to build community pride ... Wiped out surfers who wanted •no black ball" Stretches of beach ... Married, grandpar- ent ... Last years~ 37 GA Sgt. Andt/ Ganis, u-+41,.Laguna Niguel ... married with two children ... PR man for, the Newport Beach Poli~f! O,partment ... spends most of his free time with his family ... Per- formed brilllal)tly during the tragedy of the fatal shooting of Newport Beach Polke Offker Bob Henry, coordinating the fund raising effort for fall- en officer's family ... Unnlnlced last YMr 91 Tom MoNrd1, 29, Orange Hills ... DAAE officer · for Newport Beach schools ... Educates thousands of kids each year a • perils of substance abuse ... )~ the force four ago ... Former ma~eting and ){ibllc relations director for chemical and oil company ... Was a substitute teacher for junior high school ... Coach-- es youth sports ... Former assistant varsity coach for Ana- heim and Foothill high schools ... Single ... Dwtene leli, 54, Tustin ... DAAE officer for Costa Mesa schools ... Teaches children how to avoid drug use ... Was DARE offker two years ago, then called back temporarily this semester ... Former emergency room nurse ... loVes • country-western dancing ... Owns black Harley·Davidson motorcycle ... Rides with "Motorcycles for Jesus Christ" group at her lhurch ... Single, three children ... Both unranked last year gG lhah11n S1dlih1, ~~n:~··· "antl·m.tll," • few blocks SOUth of the ultimate mall, SouthCoat ptaza ... E~ pretMturial d«ting of Gen.. .,ltlon )(, thOugh I hby Boomer himset(,. Sadeghl's h«aldld as a national ' ,trend-Mtt• with • fmgef' on the pUlte Of eontumen 1ge1 11 to 2t who riufnber ~ «> mllNon w-ong. .. Fonner· ly • top executM at ®ik· sltwr of Costa~ and GotcN of IMM ... LMt J,.... .•••• 85 S.tv.dor Avila. 72, Corona def Mar ... Patriarch of the Avila family, whkh owns the muy popular El Ranchito restaurant chain ... A native of Mexico and a for- mer fruit picker ... Opened the first El Ranchlto in 1966, using his wife Mar- garita's recipes and puttiog his children to work wait- ing tables ... Lives in Spy- glas.1 Hill ... Philanthropic ... Runs tOKs ... 13 grand-dUI· dren, one great grandchild ... Unr.-ed last yelll'. 9~, llonnle Engsbom, 6..52, Newport Beach ... Public education advc>- cate and champion of Newport-Mesa's "altema- tiw" high schools ... On the Board of Directors for the Fourth District PTA. whk:h covers all Orange County ... Has served as PTA president at Andersen Elementary, CdM High and twice for Harbor Council PTA ... Founded Bay Vista PTSA ... Plans to get teaeh· Ing credential ... Married, three children .. . Unrw*ed lat yew 7 a Jim c.n.tt. so. OCosta Mesa ... The man who sells Orange Coast College ... Home-- grown, deeply loyal t o the college and Costa Mesa ... Produced OCC video to bring the college to the MTV generation ... Mem- ber of the first graduating dass of Costa Mesa High School, graduated from Orange Coast College ... Daughter is a cheerleader at the collegf ... Nose for news ... Devout Christian m Lat year's ninlc: 87 8 1!',! Siii Wri 57, Cos- Vta Mesa ... Electron- ics consultant ... Tenacious foe of all types of gevem- ment bureaucracy ... Influ- ential steering committee member of Committees of Correspondence ... Battted Measure M twice before initiative passed ... Co- author Anti Measure R bal- lot argument ... Highly intelligent. chemist by edu- catlori. holds at least six • patents ... Uttle tolerance for ignor.ance ... Married, two grown children ... llnrar*ed last YMr 93 Jay Colllatle, 41, Newport Coast ... Became general manager and head of golf opera- ti0ns in 1991 at P'elican Hill Gotf Club, the envy of the gotf industry ... Pelican Hill has become one of the world'~ best c.ourse ... It's a mecca for charity events ... Bob Hope even showed up to play ooe. day ... "You would really have to trip and stumble to mess it up, that's how I look at. it," Colliatie said modestly. . .. Married, two children ... Unrar*ed last }'Ml' # • 7 ftFletlcher --k. ;144, Udo lsJe ... Has, become the most notable car dealer in town. picking up the pieces of Jim SI• moos' big flameout .. r So hot the city put together development deal tNt will relocate dealership to prime time property along Jamboree ... Has suc~I turned the Slemons glitz into a softer yet high-end imag~ ... Has second· home Vegas ... Media friendly, active in charities ... Good dresser ... last ,__., ranking: 12 87 8111 tt.m1tton:'\1. Newport Beach ... Pillar of Newport Beach community ... Also one of community's top restaura- teurs ... Ownec. of two landmark establishments, The Cannery restaurant and Malartcy's pub ... Rank- ing chamber leader, and past Citizen of the Year ... Invented a harbor-deaning machine known as the Hamilton Water Rake ... Caltech grad ... Has cabin in Big Bear ... Married, grown children--Lut yew'sr~:51 ftA Jody K.-...cty, 37, ~guna Niguel ... General manager at trou- bled Pacific Amphitheatre ... Appeared to have sofved the c:hronk noise protMern with a new sound system and mellower acts, but now Fair Board -new owners of venue -want to giv~ it back to Nederlander ... Married, no kids ... Likes taking her two dogs for long walks ... Enjoys going to hockey and football games ... Unnnked last ,..,. l r • --...-_.. - - - • • • l • ' _ _ .. ~LL_-----fL • .A...,,,..J& •.Matt Keeslar, who starred in 'The Run of the Country,' has his stage-d e but at South Coast Repertory. By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot 1 he scene should s.tick in the mind of anybody who watched the revivd.l of "A Streetcar Named Desire" Sun- day evening on CBS. MYoung mdn, • croons Jessica Lange's Blanche DuBois to an astonished newspaper salesman shortly before giving him ·a pas- sionate and rather improper kiss. "Young, young, young · man. Has anyone ever told you that you look like a young 1 prince out of The Arabian Nigbts?" · · Matt Keeslar, who played the vampee, smiles at the recollec- tion. "I've always had a crush on Jessica Lange, ever 5mce 'King Kong.' f thought she was sexy," Keeslar said. ·so I didn't have to act very much, and she's pretty much a seductress m real We. We had a lot of fun with that." For Keeslar, the fun is just peginning. The 23·year-old Juil- ijard graduate makes his profes- sional stage d~but In the world premiere of David Ford's "The 19terrogation of Nathan HaJe" at South Coast Repertory. The four-week run follows on the heels of favordble notices for bis work in the Peter Yates- dire<;ted film "The Run of the Country • Keeslar will appear in two more feature films later this year. After "NathdJ\ Hale" clos- es, he is off to Can~da to play Olympic speed-skater Dan Jansen for a C BS movie For now, however, the busi- ness .at hand is Nathan Hale - patriot, spy and utterer of famed quotations who wds executed al age 21. Ford's play is a ·what if?" scenario, a conversation between Hale (played by Keeslar) and British Capt. John Montresor, Hale',s interrogator. Seated m the audience of the s,cond Stage theater before an &flemoon rehearsal, Keeslar is relaxed and friendly, casually · dressed in jeans and a shirtjack· e,t. Every now and then, he rdinoves a baseball cap and runs h.1$ hands through hls short brown hair Keeslar stares at the stage, occasionally look.mg over his shoulder"to address hts inter- viewer "Everything is speculation when it comes to Nathan Hale's life because he wasn't recog- nized as a hero unOl 100 years after he was executed," Keeslar said. "Whether he had a conver- sation with Montresor and what that conversation would have been like, it probably wasn't thjs conversation." tRegard.less, Ha.le'" mythical ' • . ,. weekend - . . , THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1995 ... 2JAMES TAYLOt From •f1ir4! and Rain· to •vou've Got a Friend,• James Taylor inak~ an extremely rare orches-tral appeara,pce with JQsl_ Pacific Symphony Orchestra" at lr).m. Friday and Saturday at the Per- forming Arts Center. 3 SYMPHONY: Cari St. Clair leads the Pacific Symphony Orchestra in pelfomling "Pathetique: "Commedia• and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3. Pianist Stephen Protsman is replacing the R\1SS18Jl pianist Anatol Ugorsld, w~o was released from the engagement because ct illness. At 8 p.m. . tonlght at the PeJfonning Arts • Center. -~ ......_......-~ -.---.- 1" ,,._· _.t~. --j 6s1mNG QtJADft'Vlla· na's AJtll String au.a. comes'to the Performing ArtS Center's.FoundmJ Mel It 8 p .m. Sotµrd4y u put al the • Center's Chamber MUlk: ..-. A free Pre'View Telk wUI ...- cede the concert at 1 p.m.· r fOOD AND NUnlTIDN: Learn the science ol nutri- tion at the LaWldl Pad's •Tue Yang of Nutrition ... The Ym ot Food• at 7 p.m Wednes- day, Nov. 8. Discover What "5 ' chemicals the body needs and Wlderstaild what our own bOd- ies need in terms d true nutri-' entS. A reception with retresh- me.nts kicks off the event. fol· lowed by a lecture, entertain· ment and science demonstra- tions. ' 8'RUN FOR COVEil:' S\Dl- day is the thbd annual , Hard Rocle Cate 10K/5K/1K, run to raise money tor Home- Aid, the won-profit o~anization • affiliated with the Building h¢vstrY Association, which builds and renovates shetteTS for the transitionally homeless. nie 10K JS at 7:30 a.m., the SK at 8:30 a.m. and the t.K Kids fun Run is at 9:40. 9 BOOK 'EM: Auth~ Colin Kersey and.John eopbell join the fight against . 4 CHRDREN-5 CHAMBER . • MUSIC: "The Soldier's Tale" is the premiere.coh- cert in The Center's new Young Person's Chamber Music Serles. Music tans of all ages will thrill hunger today by parti~~ inl Sha.re OW" Strength's fourth annual Writers Harvest: 1be National Rea<hng Kersey will read from "Soul Catcher"' at 7 p.m. a.t&mes & Noble"Costa Mesa, and Gobbell will reed LEAH HOGS"T?tll / DAILY PILOT Matt Keeslar, right, ts making his SCR debut as Captain Nathan Hale ln the world premiere of '"The Interrogation of Nathan Hale." Richard Doyle hll-the role ol Captain John Montresor. ~-----,-------------------, I I I l "' F.Y.I. : I • I : + WHAT: 'The tnterogation : • of Nathan Hale' : ~ + WHERE: South Coast : : Repertory, 655 Town Center 1 I Drive, Costa Mesa : : + WHEN:·-Opens Friday. 1 Show"times: 8 p.m. TueSday- : Saturday; 7:30 p.m. Sunday; : 2:30 p.m. matinees Saturdays : and Sundays.Through Dec. 3. l + HOW MUOt: $26-$36 : + MORE. INF0:957-4033 L-------------------------~ aura has ·a certain fascinabon to Keeslar. H~re was a man who, as legend bad it, would have sacnficed more than one life for his country. "It wasn't even a country at thdt polllt, it WdS JUSt a pnnCl- ple," Keeslar said. "The pnna- ple of equality and liberty and all those things in the Declara- tion of Independence, which was only written three months before the play takes place. And he was willing to die for that "What would we be willing to die for today? There's so little, and it was very difficult to find out what that was in Nathan. I \ don't know exactly what I would gtve my We for. All (could think of was people who are close to me, but ( think it would be a long tune before I found a prin- ciple I could honestly. honestly say I was willing to die for." Conflicting historical . accounts of Hale sh ow a b1ave soldier who was vicious ill battle and gentle and soft-spoken on the home front. In Ford's play, the character has several dimen- sions as well. according to - Keeslar. "We get a very interesting, innocent character who is both, a zed.lot in his thinking and also tormented by hls past, by what he has failed to accomplish," Keeslar said. "So l try lo work Wllh what's on the page When somethlng useful comes up11n the research, I'U try to incorpo- rate it." A New York resident, Kee lar bad been to Los Angeles but had never visited Orange Coun- ty before taking on the SCR pro- ject. He has en1oyed Wt>rk.ing Wlth the cast and crew dt SCR as well as his extended stay in Orange County. "New York m the wmter isn't the most attractive place any- way, N said Keesldr, who was born in Grand Rapids. M,ich. "It's nice to be here with the palm trees, and I bke going to the mall " ~-alro We Cater Fiestas lxhlMrion C~ Our Speclohyt • Skzli:f. Faiitas lar • HafmaCM Tortillas • Strolling Mariachis 714 XXL PACKAGE A FINE CtoAR · • .l.o~w • ,.,.. A FINE CIGAR , . i\~.':f& • l' to Igor Stravinsky's jazzy compo-. sition for a tiny orchestra as actors and dancers tell the Russ- ian folk tale of a soldier who ' barters his fiddle to the Devil At 11 a.m. Saturday at the Perform- ing Arts Center. 5 FACULTY DANCE CON- CEJre A variety c:l dance styleS will be featured dur- .b"ig OCC's annual Faculty Dance Con<:ert, set for Friday and Satuniay evenings on cam- pus The concert. which annual- ·ly showcases the choreography and perfonning talents of mem- bers d OCC's dance faculty, ~at 8 ~htly in the col- lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. • from "The Last lieutenant• at 7 p.m. at Sames & Noble Newport Beach. Sames & Noble stores will host events and don.ate a percentage of the 4ay's sales. to the organization. For informa- tion on Orange County events, all Beth Stepek at.759;~2. • 1 OKDIER KOMEDY:Bill Word's Killer Komedy Will O!lebrate three years of comedy at 8 p.m . Tut:s- da.y, Nov. 7, al TOtally Coffee m Costa Mesa. Word, who pro- duces and hosts the weekly comedy show, will seJVe as host antl emcee of the event. which features comlCS Jerry Mabbott. Ron J. Ruhman. Tom Riehl and others. · Eswb~ In 1962 Steaks • Seafood • CockajJs ,, 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa 646.-7944 ~ Wnch Saftd Mon. chru Fri. 11 :30 -2:30 Dinner Saved Mon. dw SM. fm-.S:lO p • • I. ,.. Pacific Amphitheatre ' 1•«.;-l T~ - t..:""\~ -• "...cJ.,-_ ~ • MCUIJY DIM:I CNJMBI .on the town bodies n8ed In terms ol true nuld· ents A ~tion with refrMb· ments kicks olf the event at 1 p.ISl., toUowed by a ledure and enter· talnment and Sdence c:lemomtra· tioos. savior steps to the plate OCC'l anDUill ~Duce Con· cert II let far 8 p.m. Priday and Saturday In the coDege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Perfonnances include a tap IOlo p6ece1 a dMllcal Indian danat and an BGYP&n . sword dance. 11cket1: -se ·1n advance, Sl 1 at tbe door. lnformo.- tion: 432-5880. Stephen Prut11naf1 Is replacing \be RUsslan pianllt Anatol Ugonti. who is ill. At 8 p.m~ torught at the ~ Arts Center. Tk:kets: 1154165. Por information, call 755- day as put ot the Center's Clwn· ber Musk' series. A free PreVlew Talk will ~ the roncert at 7 p.m. Tickets ·S20 each. avallable through the Center box oftke or FAl.LFAIR Piben: fabrics, fashions, fumiib· ings and foods are the fOCUl89 ol this Year's fall fair, Nov. 10-11 at Orange Coast College. Activities run 1-7 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m.· • p.m. Saturday. 1lckets: $29 for 4 two-day pass, $18 for a one-day ticket -in advance1 S35 and S22 at the door. lriforroation:4'~2-5880. Dear Orange County Fair Board, What a shame that we Uve in an age.when htiga.tion a substitute for creativity. I refer, of course, to your recent legal action against the Ned- erlander organizaUon and the accompanying claim that the Paattc Amphitheatre is a "'useless• concert venue. With respect, I disagree and would welcome the op~rtuni fy to put my money where my mouth is, so to speak. My name is Evan Henerson, and I'm youn1ext programming director for the Pacific Amphitheatre. Ah, but we're not looking lor a programming director, • :you might say; we want to dump the silly venue, pocket ;thf! $12.5 million and n~ver worry about loud concerts or gry neighbors again. Wrong pttitude. We have the opportu· pity here to turn this .iliito ~omething truly unique. This· ~s no time to bail out. ~ My concept is so simple at you'll wonder why you ever thought of it ~ourself yet o revolutionary that only a · ery careful mind can make it work. I am that man. I am the ~an who will bring you .. Noiseless programming. ~ In all fairness, you've already started in that direc- tion with your Calvary Chapel .services. photo exhibits and .A.R.E. fairs. Now carry the oncept several steps further. et your minds go. Consider he possibilities of noiseless rogramming. They are end- ess, and they will fill the eats. A few ideas from a fast- rowmg list· • Theater for the Deaf • Buster Keaton retrospec- ives •Marcel Marceau • Mime-a-thbns • Silent ballet • Quilting bees Sell your expensive sound quipment and carpet the toge. Ban applause outright r else challenge your per- ormers to hear the sound of ne band clapping. Anyone ho breaks the noi1te barrier oes not r~turn, p~rformer or udience member. Period The nd. It can work. It will work. o goes to auditoriums or adiums to hear music any- ore? People Gay silence is olden; I say, let it be green. . evan henerson We'll regain the fair's glory days. Start crafting new ban- ners, "Welcome to the Pacific Amphiwbisper, Leave Your Shoes at the Door.• Why_U,U-ow your money away on a lawsuit when peo- ple across the county are screaming for silent entertain- ment? Don't ignore their pleas. Take a chance and give them what they want. Be silent. My resume is a.ttacped, and J await your reply. I have s9 many ideas } hardly know where to stack them. Noiseless· programming is only one con- cept. I·can take this in· another direction compl~tely. How about expanding the facility and opening up a com- mercial airport terminal to take the pressure off John ~ayne? 1AUAOOM DANCE OASS The Oasis Senior Center. 800 Mar· guertte Ave in Corona del Mar otters ongoing six-week ballroom dancing classes. Information: 6«- 3U•. ' MOMMY AHO ME Share art activities with y9ur pre- schooler at Newport' Harbor Art Museum's "Mommy and Me• class beginning Wednesday. Fee: $36. Register with Newport Beach Commw:lity Services at 6«-3151. MUSIC SYMPHONY . Carl St. Clair leads the Pacific Symphony Orchestra and pianist 5799. . JAMES TAY\.Olt 1be singer makes an e~emely rare ort:hestral appetidllce With the Padfic ~phony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Perfo~ Arts -Center. Tickets: $3():.$70, available at the box office OT by calling 7•0·2000. CHRJ>REWS CHAMBER MUSIC •The Sokiiers T¥e" is the pre- miere concert in the PeJf orming Arts Center's new Young Person's Chamber Music Series. Igor Stravinsky's jazzy composition for a tiny orchestra has actors and dancers tell the RUsSian folk tale of a soldier who barters his fiddle to the -_Devil. At 11 a.m. Saturday. Tickets: $6. Information: 556- ARTS smJNG QUARTET Vienna's Artfs String Quartet comes to the Perlorming Arts Cen- ter's Founders Hall at 8 p.m. Satur- Jh-lrd. d' .... .a CUllTAlt CAU DINNIR THIATIR Rodgers and Hammerstein's 'tlit-~QlfM> o~~jC 3COURSE DINNfRAMD SHOWFROll .·~195 ncketMaster. 'RUN f'OR COVER' Sunday is the thir(1 annual Hard Rocle Cafe 10K/5K/1K run to raise money for HomeAid, the non-prof- it organization which builds and renovates shelters for the transi· tionally homeless. The tOK is at 7:30 a.m., the SK at 8:30 a.m. and the tK Klds fun Run is at 9:40 a.m. Fee: $20 for adults and $12 for children. Information: 491-'17?. FOOD AND NVTRfTION Learn the science of nutrition at the Laun~ Pad's "The Yang of Nutrition ... The Ym of Food•. at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8. Learn what 45 chemicals the body needs and understand what our own WORLD PREMIERE "Jbe Interrogation of Nathan Hale• opens on South Coast 'Repertory's Second St4ge on Fri- day and runs through Dec 3. Co- starlng SCR veteran Richard Doyle and "Run ~e Country• star Matt Keeslar. Tickets: $26-$36. Performances: 8 p.m. Tuesday-Sat- urday; 7:30 p.m. Sunday; 2:30 p .m. matinees Saturday and Sunday. Information: 957-4033. fii COITA ~~ CMC KMllOUII W PRESENTS ,_ . . PLAY ON BY RICK ABBOT • DIRECTED BY GREG COHEN .. The hl1ariocts llllks ol 0 CDllllllUlity lheotwl ~2' ........ 19 1ldJ. f""r. ~ .. .. ..., ...... ·~ co IT~ M€SW ~LE~UE · : C I N E N\ A S : MEMBERSHIP SHOW November 2 to November 26, 1995 Tuesday through Sund~y I 0 AM to 5 PM at the SHOWCASE GALLERY 1631 Sunflower Avenue (at Bear Street) South Coast Plaza-VIiiage .• AWARDS RECEPTION Sunday .November S, 2 to 5 PM PUBLIC INVJ..TED Original artwork by over I 00 Orange County Artists I t 1 ~ • ---~~ ------ -== . . Timi= ........ .. lllUllM l,..111 FM! J.!!E ,!) ~ .... :r • • • I' ts lide d dining. •Partdthe)ob, a b ~your Ws to good (ood jf you possibly cen. I haveJlever taken the easy pee.nut butter and jelly or bologna sandwich route Wttb them.. she Mid. At ages 11, 9 and 7, the chil· dren's fayorite meals at Twin Palms in Pasadena are roasted • cbidcen with melted Brie cheese en aoustade, fre:ncb fnes and calamari. Her own favorite dinner. entree is roast pork with grilled veg1Mbles. At lunch, she orders the house Nicoise with shrimp, scallops and salmon with orange· citrus vinaigrette. DON LEACH/OAll.Y PILOT 1W1n Palms.owner/partner Cindy Costner stands on the g_lossy concrete Door of the new Twin Palms restaurant tn Newport Beach. One of her partners, Michael Roberts, is a likable genius whom I met shortly before be closed his chic West Hollywood restaurant. 1hunps. As 1Win Palms' corporate ch.ef, he brings a legenda.ry knowledge of food and wine to the partnership. He teaches, lee· rures, writes, appears on televi- sion, has culinary items in Ency- clopedia Britannica and is work- ing on his fourth cookbook. His honors are multitude. He controls and keys the master recipes for the menus, adapting techniques ' for Proven~al dining from his days of training in France. "1\viri Palms' menu," be said, . COM·ING SOON "is the cuisine of the French coun- tryside. We have rustic food that you may never have seen on a trip to Paris. We present French family • cooking, and that's why we can produce it at affordable prices. Cuisine of the French. couritryside at Twin Palms Where else can xou find-cblck- pea P<>tenta of Nice, brandade of mashed potatoes and salt cod, criSp artichokes with caper berries and olives? By Marla Bird, Daily Pilot Beneath intriguing wlute satls of canvas canopy, the free- -standing restaurant, Twin Palms, is growing at 630 N~rt Center Drive. One week trom tonight, the doors will open for .lbe first of three fund -raising parties begin - ning Nov. 9 for Cindy Costner's fay6rite charity, F.utur~ for Chil- dren; N~v. 11 for the Laguna Art Museum's bdsh: Nov. 17 for OCPAC's Beaujolais Nouvedu gala and to the public Nov 20. Orange County will be home to an imaginative creation of dining, entertainment, deb and gift shop • in a protected open s)Xlce, a twin in con cept and design to the P~dena eriginal. where neither rain nor heat invade ,the comfort level of the communal din.irig plilza. A bandstand, rotisseries and two bars are m place. Al the bwlding site last week, the space wa5 a moving circus of electria ans, painters, wood finish- ers,-ca.rpenters, pamters and installatlon experts in a heady swirl of dust and noise. In the parking structure across the street. I ran into Deb Somma.n, chair- woman of the LAM event, and we beaded in to talk with three.of the best known partners, designer Costner, Michael Roberts, chef extraordmaJ.Te, and Dennis Con- stanza, the illusive CEO who's idea 1'win Palms was in the first pJace. Costner stepped over the gritty debris in her brown, no-nonsense oxford shoes to greet us. Tall, slen- der and unpretentious, she offered a friendly snul~ and firm hand- shake. He r well-publicized divorce from actor Kevin Costner no longer occupies her time or attention. A Cal State Fullerton graduate, she spent nine years iQ marketing, training and h ospitality for major companies, but her true talents are her sense of aesthetics. She is in an absorbing new lifestyle, stipervising the desi911 and decor at Twin Palms, and she is involved in company policy. •My partners and I have made a commitment to provide employ- ee ben~ts and a compensation program unparalleled.in the rnduSt:ry," she said. Costner. who commuted from her home in La Canada Flintridge, was scheduled to meet with a muralist, select f abric:S and talk WJth us. She's a m other of three who takes her role as parent very seriously. She alwjiys tries to·be back home when her children M .ICASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO '' "T .-. , I \ q ' ,1 ; 'H• J' J£ 1\HL,\I i NOW return from school. MMy kids are the most impor- tant part of my life," she said. •As for wine with Provencal And she's shown them the bet- ::,.s:~FIJ ~ Rgms) ::a.=:: C01161tr eoo-.,.\9-Enll'le's , riiJvO.i'iaiElEJiil ;~. a".1tt0t. L ~Jig .lfl.JlV! _.J Served With Home Fries Toast or Biscuits & Gravy S20 lrlstol St.18. (at Redhill)• 141·7321 (Open Ody 7:00 -2.00) .. Brealtfast frna 7:00 To 10:30 Weekda.ys • 8:00 To 12:30 Weeke.rids 200 Promontory Dr. in Promontory Point Off &tys'IM tml..P.C.H. • 11111plt P'"king abuw Ind btluw rtstaurtmt 574-0608 ELEBllATING OUR Thanks for 10 Great Yearsl Come check out our new menu and low prices. ALL YOU CAN EAT . SUSID & HOT APPETIZERS $16.50 perpenon . ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1995 A15 fare~ I bought traditional biAro blends, some that Calitomia ii beginning tci prodJJce,. Roberts said •They resemble the WUleS of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhon and the Midi.· • One ct Roberts' <tisooveries. Viognier, Fortant de France, is poured as house wine. He recom- mends Joseph Phelps V\n du Mis· tra1 Viogtµer as one of the wines that combine old world methods With fabulous Cahfomia grapes. A reserve list is even more entiang If you 're willing to raise tbe ante. WintiS by the glass begin at $4. A shy, smiling, bearded man came into the conference -Dennis Constam.a.. He's the dynamo, CEO and chairman of 1Win Palms who grew up in Egypt, viSits bis mother in Monaco often and loves dining and listening to musi~ m a casual atmosphere. W)len be came to Calif omia, he was puzzled because stieet side cafes were so scarce, and the idea of partying, eating, dnnking ana listening to.music in a protected 6utdoor enVU'Onment is almost nonexistent. "Why don't you Cah- f'Omians eat in your beautiful out- doors?" be asked. Constanz.a put together a teem~ • ' ot speaal• who ere now hil · · partners. and the plans toc>k ... m Pasadena. ot the ant Twin Pa.lm5. It was a smash hil mm day on . .. ·we don't'Jmow how to fele.. ~ph our concept in one short phrase. The Community Rec cen- ter? Wla e Square Dining? Affordab~ andAccembJe?• Con- stanza says. •we offer lots ot vari- ety in live entertainment, Zydeco, jazz, steel bdnd; D.amenco( swing .and gospel singing at Sunday brunch.• Constanza is on e of the youngest executives to graduate from Pepperdine University's Key Execub.ve Program. receiving an MBA in 1990. With Gemtel COrp., ' he oversaw the $100 million-plus2 Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel project and a SSO million La Belle Creole resort in St Marten. ·As for Cindy, she keePs our ideas young and fresh and chal- lenges us with design and aesthet- ic values beyond question.• · • For infonNtion on the preview open- ings. call Futures for O\ildren, 721 -5862. Laguna Art Museum .. 494-8971 and OC PMomung Arts Center, 556-2122. ~ SIR ROGERS, LTD. ~ Breakfast Serv'ed 7:00 a.m . -1-0:'30 a • Serving Fresh Oven Roaated Turkey & "R ~ Complete Sandwich Meiiu &·Sala 8 Party Tra~ • 3-8 ft. Long S ubma rine Sannw .. nJl"S Y' . 0 270 E . 17'rft • #17. 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'Play O~iS a wild and wacky sendup By Tom Titus~ Daily Pilot ·• 'T he expression "it's so bad it's good" certainly applies to the latest production at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, where rotten acting runs rampant -intentionally. , "Play On" by Rick Abbot (one o( the pseudonyms of the late . Orange County playwright Jack Sharkey) is to community theater what "Noises Off" is to the pro- fessional ranks. It's a wild and wacky sendup of what once was known dS ''lift1e theater" and its participants. Assigning a play with a pletho- ra of sight gags sucll as this one to a director like Gregory Cohen, the king of local slapstick comedy, is one way to ensure thlit none of ' the laughs will be overlooked. Cohen seizes this one 'with his ~tomary gusto, brin~g it very nearly up to the guffaw le:vel he achieved earlier this year with ·Lend Me a Tenor" at the New- port Theater Arts Center. - The company-of "Play On" is producing an original mystery by an eccentric local author -for no reason other thAn the absence of royaities. The p1iy is pathetic, the actors unskilled, and the play- oori £Xpr~ss The INDIAN RESTAURANT V1.>ted 11 by .the Orange County Register Readers is now in your neighborhoodl Spicy or Not Spicy Heart Healthy•~ Fat • No PreseJVacives • No Food Coloring No'i\'. Sming -MASAIA DOSA • At L.H. & ht St. Friday E¥Cninp & . Weekends Only •................ , .....•.•......... • CHICKENJ/4SPECIAL•BUY 1 COMBO: • OR $ 1 -sJ9. Cct me secoticf at -• • • -· L/2 PRICE • .. • RICE BOWL• CIJ1. tlnt/9S ! "Mmboc from M.SO exp. 11116'9~ • ···········~······················· ~~or§:lj :>705 s. Dltstof Sonro AltO • C1bl II oJSo,C-Plom M)lllO~) llO.Oltl Loouno ... Moll 24 f !5 Loouno Hlls Moll 12360 (l.ogl.ft> Colft food c.o..r) •••o••• wrtght keeps writing new scenes. and changing the cour:;e of her show's action as opening night approaches, and the cast becomes testier by the minute. Andrea La Vela as t))e harried director is the one who keeps . both fhe fictional play and the real one together. She skillfully reflects her exasperatio11 ~t the constant changes while serving as a wry mediator in the company ··skirmishes. Among the amateur actors, two in particular stand out. Greg Maragos is hilarious as the villain who j.llustrates each line of dia- logue with an awlCward hand gesture (though this bit is often overdone), and he's a riilger, both physically and vocally, for South Coa,st Repertory's Don Took. Deb- bie Neville is a hoot as the corpu· . lent actress who is ultra-sensitive to remaJks about her weight. Lisa Enochs delivers another · deft caricature, a gorgeous actress who appears to be descending a runway on every move. Joe Finnegan nicely irlteu>rets the awkwardneA of the yeung aetor who falls for her during rebea.1'$al, while Sarah Van G.er Pol is watch- able as the teen-age actress anx- ious to get her homewor~ done. Old British movies with Eric Blore must have been the inspira- tion for Thomas Michael Kap- pler's outland.iSh interpretation of the unintelligible lord of the manor. Damien Lorton effectively ~ ·enacts the show's high-strung ·~ stage manager, while Darlena Roberts becomes the ultimate- tecbie, a mischievous candidate for G,amblers' Anonymous. Finally, there's the playwright, an outrageoµsly dressed matronly meddler played to the hilt by Eve- lyn Canedy. This is t@ role that can elevate or 'SCUttle a production of HPlay On,• and Canedy deliv- ers a substantial boost. . Those .who have worked onstage or backstage in commu- nity theater will especially eJ)joy •Play On, • since it contains many recognizable incidents. Sharkey · "" was quite a devotee of communi- ty theater, a.nd this is one of the prolific playwright's betteJ and funnier soipts. NOT JUST FOR DINNER ANYMORE!! NOWOPENFOR LUNCH! 1/2 JP JRJI<CJB LUNClHIQlBNtllBE · 50% off any lunch entree when A lunch entrec of equal ot GREATER VALUE is purchased Not Vatid With Any Other Offers. Newport Beach Location Only.· Not Valid on Holidays. Parties of Eight or Fewer'Only. Monday Through Friday Only. -Bx ires 12-8-95 -...... . Playwtjgh1s competition . . Writers who are residents of CaUtomla are invited to enter unproduced, full· length plays in South CoaSt Repertory's California Play- wrights Competition. Entries postmarked no later than Dec. 1 will comi'ete for $5,000 in prize money and a staged reading. Th~ California Play- wrights Competition was launched in 1988 as part of SCR's Collaboration Labo- ratory for new play develop- ment. Seven plays entered in the competition have gone on to receive their pre- mieres at SCR. -Scripts Vie for a $3,000 first prize and a $2,000 sec- ond prize. In addition, the winning play will be the final NewSCRipts reading May 13. , Scripts must be accompa· nied by an offid(ll applica- tion (available by contact- ing the theater). Tiley will .' be judged by SCR's artistic .~· directors and literary staff; prize winners will be announced March 14. The plays Will be judged based on theatricality and originality. SCR looks for playwrights with distin,ctive voices and a sute sense of play writing craft, whose. plays explore the human condition in unique and imaginative way·s. - Plays must be full-length (90 mh:rutes or more), in English, never beiore pro- fessionally produced and uncommitted to any future . productions. Playwrights may submit up to two plays each with one application Corm. 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JHURSOAY, NCMMIEfl 2. 199S .A ~ Fall is the peak season for .POniegr.ciilates As old as stories ot the Garden Cj Eden, and long an inspiration for popts, wnters, painters and iculptors, fresh pomegranates are once again makirig their annual lppearance on produce stands - now through the end of the year. Once you've discovered the pomegranate, you'Jl find dozens of ways to use the seeds and the juice. The garnet-colored seeds add sweet-tart ftavor and crunchy texture to many dishes. The juice adds concentrated flavor to sauces, desserts, and drinks. Removing the seeds from a pol»egranate: The traditional method: • Cut crown end and bottom off pomegranate, removing with it some -Of the white pith, but take care not to pierce the seeds with- in. •Lightly score the skin in quar- ters, from stet!) .to crown end. • Gently break the fruit in half, following the scare lines; then break each piece in half again. •Bend back the rind and gen- tly pull out the seeds. The underwater method: • Cut crown end off pomegran- ate; lightly score rind lengthwise in seve,ral places. • Immerse scored fruit in a bowl of cool water and let soak for 5 minutes. , • Holding fruit under water, break sections apart with your fin- gers, separating seeds from mem- branes p.s you work (seeds will sink to the bottom while rind and membranes float to the top). • Skim off .and cliscard mem- branes and rind. • Pour seeds into a colander; let diain. then gently.pat dry. Drinking and juicing a pome- granate. Here's a clever way to drink the tart-sweet juice. • Place the whole, unpeeled pomegranate on a hard surface; press the palm of your band against the fruit, then roll gently to break all the juice sacs inside (you'll hear when they stop breaking). • Carefully pierce in one place' and squeeze out the juice; or ~ke in a straw and do the same, pre5s-z. the fruit to release the juice. • Use this method to juice a megranate for recipes; squeeze juice into a bowl. . Pomegranate particul~. His- tory credits Spanish padres with bringing pomegranates to Cali- fornia ~ 200 years ago. Although pomegranates are grown in some Southern areas of the U.S., all commercial produc- tipn is in California. Variety: Although many lYJ>0I are cultivated worldwide, the most common variety grown in the U.S. is called the Wonderful or Red Wonderful. Buying: Choose pomegranates that are heavy for their size and have a fresh leathecy looking, deep red to purplish rind, without cracks or splits, and not dried out Ripen: Pom891'anates come to market ripe and ready to eat. Storage: Pomegranates keep well. They can be stored at room temperature for sever'al days ..(away from sunlight). Stored whole, they'll last for up to three months in the refrigerator. Health; Pomegranates contain significant amounts of potassium, modest amounts of vitamin C, provide a good source of fiber, and are naturally low in sodium and calQries -60 calories per 3- 112-ounce portion of seeds. Uses: Great as a refr~shing snack or dessert eaten out of hand. They enhance almost any dish. Perteet for garnishing dishes throughout a meal, pomegranate seeds add texture, color, and a burst of O~vor to salads; provide a lovely finish to soups; point up the acidity of ~sauce for meaf or fow1' and look stunning on fruit desserts, custards, ices, ice creams, yogurts, and tarts. Pome- granate juice makes a wondedul marinade or basting sauce, and can be combined with soda and apple juice. or with lime juice and rum or tequila for a delicious drink. One medium pomegranate yields about 3/4 cup of seeds POMEGRANATE CHAMPAGNE COOCTAL · 1-11.C cups. POMEGRANATE AND PAPAYA SA1AD wmt GINGER DRESSING Pomegranate seeds add lively color, flavor, and crunch to this ginger-spiked salad. Prep all com- ponents a ff!w hours before serv- ing, ready to assemble in just min- . utes. · ' 1 medium, fresh Cautomia Pome- granate ~ -. 2 tablespoons lemon JWce 112 tablespoon white wine vine- gar 1 dove garlic, chop~ finely l teaspoon freshly grated giµger OE a generous 1/4 teaspoon pow- dered 1 teaspoon sugar 11.C teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon freshly groWld biack pepper 11~ cup olive ~il 2 hi~a Belgian endive, separated in eav (optional) 3 quarts by lettuces or other tom lettu leaves 2 medium papaya, peeled, seeded and cut mto 112-mch rubes 2 tablespoons thinly sliced green ~ot green onion Separate seeds from skin and pulp of pomegranate (tou should have about 3/4 cup seeds); reserve. To make dressing, mix lemon juice and next 6 ingredi- ents; whisk in oil. Reserve. On a large serving platter, arrange endive leaves like spokes with tips pointing out Tou papaya with 1 tablespoon dressing; reserve. TOIS lettuce with remaining dressing; mound over endive leaveft. Top with reserved · papayai sprinkle with pomegranate seeds, then with green onion. Makes 6 serv- ings. .LEAN ·GROUND BEEF NOT TO EXCEED 22o/o FAT COi IAGE HEARTH 1··PORK • FRESH MONllREY PASTA BREAD ' 1~9 24-0Z. LOAF, ASSlO. VAR. DANNON DOUBU DEUGHTS (' 59c YOGURT, 6-0Z. ASSTD. VAR. SAVl.22 9·UYIS CAT FOOD . 5.5-0Z. ASSTD. V~. 4 ·$1 SAVI .40 OH fOUI O • SHOULDER ROAST A• ASKAN HAUBUT ~99~ ~IFl~LB} 599 ' LB. LB. KELLOGG'S 6·PACK . ·BRAN FLAKES HENRY WEINHARD'S 199 -· ,,, 299 COMPlETf, • SEER, 12-0Z 17 3-0Z., UMIT·4 BOTilfS +CRV SAVE 1.60 ; ARTLEn PEARS 4%n BLOOMING AFRICAN YIOUT SWEET, CAUFORNIA GROwN ...... ' ITAUAN TOMATOES IN MATCHING POT COVER 149 RE_PJ.RIPE, 4 FUll vr FLAVOR \' f, '' '• I . BROWNIE u•E · ~ ru.crrrJ 2:$1 \}!ti • RN FLAKES 18-0Z., UMIT-4 ' : ,... • RAVIOU & AAT1CHOKE SAUCE 2.99) ~(IWLGAROC 2:$5 SAVI 2.38 ON 1WO 0 . ' MINun MAID 'ORANGE JUICE 1 /2-GAL CHIUfD 1~9 CARTON SAVf.60 2-un• \.·. 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I Sueapto .80 l 1..@~!~1Jl~i&~--- Ruffles Potato Chips °' ... 0 0 '° Is.. •• , to 1f!I h1..@~~"1191B•••--• :·~Eps .i9 • .......... -=:=:..,:r:=.=·o:.~.~~~ ~.~ ..... lil9' 1mQ U J .,,.~, rmQ I .. t• . ' .. ;'t· 4'' ~· .~ _..... . :. THURSDAY, NOVEMQER 2. 1995 A 9 CDlllT NTY tfOSl'ICE CARE Community Holpic. c.,.., wtllch PfO- Wldll medkal wld emotiontlsupport to 1MlftlNilly lfl peti.n~ a!'(f tMlr famllles ln Oranoe County, needs volunteers In c:-.. Mesi and ~ a.am. For· lrlforrMtion or to regist~. c.atl Ondy Laird. 978-7447. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for legal Reform has an onQOlog need for volunteers to monitor civil court Judges. A comPl.¢er and dona. tions are also needed. For more Infor- mation. call Barbara at 854-0881. COSTA MESA CMC PlAY~SE~ The COSU MP,t<Jvic~~needs volunteers for'~backstage, mail- ings, typing, lights and many other duties. For more Information, call 650- 5269. COSTA MESA HtSTORICAL SOOETY The society collecu Information, pho- tos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Vol- unteers. are needed for clerical tasks, computer input and help In the library. For Information. call Charles Beecher, 'fi.U-5918. COSTA MESA UTERACY GROUP The Costa Mesa Literacy Group needs volunteers to help people become liter- ate or teach English as a second lan-gu~ge. For Information, call Fuller, 548- 3384. COSTA MESA SENIOR QNTER The multlpYrpose senior services facili- ty at the comer of 19th s,reet and_ Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of, tasks. For more information, call 645'-2356' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COURT APPOINTED Si>fOAL ADVOCATES OF O~E COUNTY Volunteers are needed to make a two- year commitment to ~ as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. During the two.year period, volunteers worit one-oh-one with a child for three hours a weff:. For information, call 93>6124. DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE Aft'TS The Defore Foundation for the Arts. a non-profit organization dedicated to dance at 151 t<almus Drive, G..J, Costa Mesa. nte<fs volunteers. For more Infor- mation, call 241-9908. DISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri- can Cancer So<iety. Volunteers are need- ed, and no special skills are necessary. For Information, call 640-4777. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vol- • unteer mediators. case spepalists and• outreach ~lstants to help in a variety of • mediation cases. Biiinguai language skills are needed for office volunteers iiind for medfators. For more Informa- tion, call 250-0488. EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society needs volurr teers for ongoing dMtal work and to help In programs for child,.,-. with dis- abllitles and in special events For infor- mation, call 834-1111. EXOIANGE O.UB CHILD .• ~SE PREVENTION CENTER . ~~7»111• tal>SCANCB~ nw Kids cancer Connection 1$ dtdiat· ed to the tmotiona~ educational and financbll needs Of children afflicted with cancer. Volunteers are needed For infor- mation, call 851·7774. SUSAN G. KOMEN BMAST CANaR FOUNDATION .._ Volunteers are needed to assist In a variety of programs with the Orange tounty chapter. Can 480-5222. MAKE·A·WISH FOUNDATION Make-A·Wlsh Foundation of Orange County, whkh m~kf!$ wishes come true for children with life-threatening illness-es. seeks volunteers to ow,1py a variety of positions. Call Gilda, 476-9474. MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office In Costa Mesa needs vol&nteers for fund"'f'aismg committees, speaking_ opportunities, occasional office worl( and help with bulk mailings. Call 631-3700. MASTtR OIOAALE OF ORANGE COUNTY The performing arts netdt volunteers fOf <~ Jriput. ticWtlng; ffli~ and handling phones For lnfOfmltion, Giii 556-6262. • MUSCULAR DYmtOPHY A.SSOOAnoH The MuKular Oystroptly Association of Orange County is in need of voluntffri for support oroup11ldde"' packet stuff- ing, special ~ sufflng. office help, coin counters, speaker'.s burNu, et<. For mot9 lnfonnatiofl, call 750-1408. NEW DMECT10NS FOR WOMEN INC. . The non-profit recovery ceoter for adytt women with alcohol and other chl'mi<al dependencies seeks volunteers. CalJ 548 9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or call JO'/ at 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE ANO V1SrTORS' BUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau i~ dedicated to the pro- motion of the city to potential visitoo. If you have exten~ive knowledge of New- port Beach and would like to volunteer, call m-1611. • NEWPORT BEACH FRIENDS dF THE UISIWn' The growing interest In the year:<>ld Used Book Store in the Central Library Wholesale Prices to the PUbflc • Hard to find Brands • Hand wrapped Imports Saturda , Nov. 4th • 9am to 5pm IJ .. y~h.inteers arv needed to help families when an incideflt Of cblJd. muse IJIAl'----\-~Mc: been reported and a referral made by the county and to worit with families of higlwisk victims of panmtal drug addic- tion.·For information, call 722-1107. F~RVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CEN1'ER • The Fairview Developmental Center In Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and dona- tions are welcome. For more lnforma-· tion, call 157-5114. ASH HARBOR AREA INC. , FriN'lds In SeMce to Humanity (FISH) offers emergency assistance to those In need and provides the Moblle Meals program. Volunteers are needed to help in a variety of areas. For more informa- tion, c.all Debby, 64s.-aoSO FOOD DfST1UIOTION CENTER The Food Distribution Center. Orange County's private non.profit food bank. needs volunteers to inspect and sort donated foods and to help with maU- ings. For lnfonmtlon, call 771-1343.'" FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY The Friends of the Costa Mesa Ubtary need volunteers. For information, call the library. 646-8845. GIRL SCOUTS The Glr1 Scouts of Orange County need • votunteers to be trained as troop lead· t;n. serw on specl!I committees and give lectu~ demonstrations or clas~ r or inform.tlon, call 979-7900. GIRLS,.(. Of ~E COUNTY Girts Inc. Offers educational and enridl- ment opportunities for girls and boys. VoluntMn are needed. For more Infor- mation, Qll Amy, 646-7181 . GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers .,.. nMded to aid deiabled adutb who meet monthly for education- al, entertainment and social purpoffi For Information, c.all 779-3441. HAT CGNNICTION The HM eonM<tiOn is a women'J phil- anthrapk exMmlon of the O\ambet of c~ ht MfWl Costa Mew end N.wport IH<h. Fof' Information. atll ~~6$0-l1'4 HUITA8 MOUSI AUJCIUMY Vok'"*'1 .. nMded for an aualllary 'Uppott group being fonMd by Her· lttte Houte. • ~oflt substance = .. ~~-= COlti8 .... '°' ,... Warunillon, fill ~7t. H91itNOflSMMD_.JllD .. ,,_. ........... ~..,..., .... ::..=n~.:c-~n:= ~---.......... ~ '°' lnfOrn'lidon. Cllll ... ~1--i,;_~----~..--""'-:~..,-~~-- t In The ]&K Dist. Buudlng 17555 Cameron Street Huntington Beach -------(7!~? "~!~;;~,~: I( f bttp://www.address.com/Jcbclgars Make holiday headlines in our Daily Pilot gift guides devoted to the seasoh . We will be publishing four broadsheet special sections to help your cash register rin~ all through the holidays. • .. Reach up to 40,000 households with your advertising message. ADDED BONUSI • B4Y a 1/4 page ad or larger and submit your holiday calendar of events or editorial of choice. Ask about our Merchant . Pages! Eight·inch ad promoting your products or aerv ces (2 COi X: 4 ") at $275 inckides four·co1or. ' has O'ffted • n-.d f0t more volunteen to staff the store and the wor\room,. wnet. memben categoti1e and IC'Mn the, condit1orl of the books donatf'd by the· <C¥1)munity. Volunt rs must be m~Wrs of Friends of Ui. Library and are •ed to worlt two thrff-hour shifts per month. Call volunteer coordinator ~aMah Flynn at 673-0419 or the book· store at 759-9667 for more Information. 1 .. ;;-.-.,t'ORT COSTA MEsA YMCA The Newport.Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety bf general volunteer help For jnformation or applications,. call Rita, 642-9990. OPERA MOFtC The Opera Pacific Guild Alllance, a sup- port group for Opera Pacific. ha.s a wide range of activities for volunteers. For information, call 474-4488. OPERATION Cl.EAN SLATE · Operation CleaJl Slate, a Costa Mesa- based organization that focu~ on graf- fiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out gr•ffrta and for other duties Call Michael Howard at 43~745. ORANGE COAST INTEl\FAITH SHELTER The Interfaith Shelter is the largest Rn\1ly shelter in ~ county, housl~ feeding ar)dcoutMJing 20 fatnll ~ daU~, Jhe group nHdl YoluntHrs and dispc»- "'iblit diapers. For inf<>nnation, caU Jeff · Reynolds. 631-7213. OtltANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DfVE1.0f'MD(f COUHOl Volunteets are .needed for a variety of functions. For Information, call 839 6199 OMHGE COUNTY · CHAMBER ORCH.ESTM The Orange County Chamber Orches tra needs volunteers to help-sell tick~u. staff social affai~.<wortc the office and assist with mailing parties. The orchestr4 also needs volunteers who would like to learn more about classical music to par· tidpate on its administrative board Call Gii Abrams at 644-7019 for more infor- mation. ORANGE COUNTY HOMEWS TASK FORCE The Orange County Homeless Task Force is recruiting volunteers for the Interfaith Criuncil N~k to worit one-. on-one with homeless adults m a pro- gram on baSK life skills F<>r mformat1on, call 263-17'74. - .DOWN TO EARIH SERVING NEWPORT-MESA AREA FOR OVER 14 YEARS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • LAWN/GARDEN M AINTENANCE • N EW LANDSCAPING/LANDSCAPE RENOVATION & CLEAN l::W • LAWN RENOVATION, AERATION & FERTI LIZ.ER PROGRAMS TO FIT ANY BUDGET OMHGEWOOO IOUTlQUE.;_ 1l"he upscM resai. bOutique that~ ft& the Orangewood Childret1\ Hon!f · for neglected and abuwd chlldtwl nee4 voluntHn t.o creete clkplays, Ug doth9 and WOf1t with~ •mong oU* duties. For information, CJ1U chOsUM. 7~ ORTON DYSLEXIA SOClETY OMHGE COUNTY BM.NCH The Ol'ton ~lCJa Society needs peo- ple to help teach re~1ng Skills, wor\ on marUngs and coordinate the adult ~~~u~ For informat,on, call .999-0118 ~en 9 a m. and 3 P·.!"· , PAOFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Orilnge County Pacific Symphor1y Orchestra's Volunteers in Education Opportun1ties program needs volun tffrs to assist children 1n a variety of hands-on music.al cKtivitles Volunteers spend a total of six Saturday mornings with ~ children. For 1nfonnatioo, c.all 7S5·5788. Ext 244 • A ~ EYETUCK Sptd~list \~fJ Call Now ror..fRCC Con~utt : LYON EYE 760-3003 FU LL BODY BODY 4 .HOCJI SESSIOH ~~ ""1$10 "$55.00 • ' 1/2 HOW SWIOH dm.oo MENDERS CLIN IC W It bf la JI ,,,. • FREE STEAM TREATMENT w /any massog• 434-9200 284.5 At.so Verde f . • SuiN 12 Cos1a At.so ••.• = ADVERTISEMENT~~~~~~~~~~~~ The ft'lost affordable luxury available at Pacific Mill Treat yourself and your family Jp fresh hot bread and other ' baked goods from Pacific Mill Bread Co. the. best premium whole wheat bread anywhere. Pacific Mill's goal is to make . the best bread on earth. Premium chemical-free wheat from Montana is stoneground dally right in the store, giving the breads extra flavor and nutntion not possible from flour months old. Each loaf is hand-kneaded and~esigned and then proofed and aked with individual . atte ion. ~ Pacific Miii prides itself on using only the best and 'freshest ingredients. No oils or artificial 'f)reservatives go into the bread, which not only makes a more nutrlt!ous product, but gives it a much longer life, guaranteed to stay fresh for at least a week on the counter. The breads and rolls are high OBIE SPORTS LTD. Announces Our 20th Anrtual 1n .complex carbohydrates and protein. cholesterol-free and almost fat free. The only fat 1s that which 1s found 1n wheat ,naturally, es nothing is added or removed from the wheat flour Over 20 vanet1es of bread are available, as well as dinner rolls, f /4 lb~ cookies. giant cinnamon rolls (virtually fat-free) and low- fat muffins Come 1n for a taste. Open Monday-Fnday, 7 a.rn to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m,; Closed on Sunday. Pacific Mill Bread Co. is located at 18449 Brookhurst St .• facing Eiits Ave., in Fountain Valley. 378-0107 . I SKI & SNOWBOARP . . SWAP & SALE Saturday, November 4 th Now's the time to sell your old gear and save big qn new '96 ski & snowboard equipment. Save on Button, Sims, Rossignol, Nordica, Morrow & others. · . . ,, Also check out our clothing specials featuring Bogner, Nil, Obenneyer r--~---~-~-~~-~-~---------~--~, I This coupon good !ot I ! 5 II ! I . I I on purchase of $50.00 During Sale I L~~-------.--....-.-------~----~--~ _, : • briefly In the news Trustee completes Plaster program I Sdlool bo4rd trustee Jun Fer- ryman has completed the Calitor- rua School Boards Association Master of Boardsmanship Pro- gram. Ferryman received an ·award after· completing · more than 60 hours of intensive trustee training on various school-related topics. including curriculum, district budget and finance, the legal responsibilities of school boards, leadership techniques, decision making, long-range ptanning and local, state and federal gover- ,nanee issues. · 1 Ferryman is the past president ,of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. He is president of the osta Mesa Sanitabon district d is involved., with the Costa esa High SchO<?l Football Boost-• rs Club. He is a local real estate gent. • · crobrew f esti.val lanned Nov. 25-26 . l The first 95.9 KEZY Orange County Microbrew festival will take place Nov. 25 and 26 at the Hyatt Newporter. The event will feature more than 50 microbreweries as well as • food and sampling from Orange County's microbrew pubs. Enter- tairunent will be provided by 1C)' bands headlined by Dave WakeJ- p.ng of General Public on Saturday Jlnd James Hannan on S,mlday. Other bands include Bang~old tish, Super Cheese, Stranger and Two-Way Street. The event will run from noon to 8 p.m both days Adnussioo is $15 per uay presale or $40 for a two-day unluruted SdDlpling pass. Addltional sampling titkets,,..will be dVdilable for $1 each. Tickets are available through T1cketmaster and at most Orange County brew pubs. Inventors' forum , will focus on profit U you've got an ide? that jqst won't die, you might want to attend Orange Coast College's November Inventors' Forum Nov. 10. . A host of well-known profes- sionals will share their expertise on all aspects of mvenbng at the monthly forum, a non-profit edu- StAtJ-ouvsg BUY & SELL USED cumtES, TOYS a ACCE80AIE8, ETC. 2584 Newport Blvd. (et Del Mar) Coste MMe (714) 831-7383 PROGRAM 0ra1 n.o Control RABIES $4 AU DOG & CAT VACCIHAnoHS AVA~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH Newport Beach MARJNEis PARK' Corner of Dever & Mer..--. Dr. o .... 11 Cllll PETS PETS Pns 31 .... WH llvd. I lalol IW. & 32ncl St. 1'Jftf. 3 pm . . c.. 1 rr, "'c.. (714J aa-ma So.• : ' .,,. Co1•1ho .,.,.,,~. 1h,. od cational service organtzation that serves inventon and entrepre· neurs in Southern California. Each semmar featurits profes· sionals sharing the •how to• aspects of product invention, legal protection, market evalua· tion, prototyping, venture financ- i.rig and business planning.• The Nov. 10 forum, titled "Profit Through Inventing," will meet from 7:30 to 10 pm. in room. 101 of OCC's Science Lecture Hall. Registration fee is ~ per session for forum membeJs; $15 per session for non-members and guests. .. Portfolio Gallery:S· Art.ToUr Featuring the Art of ·Roger Armstrong The Art is Displa·yed at.the Radisson Plaza Hotel, OC Airport in their Mimi's Grill Restuarant · ·n1a11k you to Ollr Sponsors LOGO WEAR 9S7-9234 Screen Printed Sportswear ARBONNE INTERNATIONAL 4~-1663 Herbal Skin Care CaH Portfolio Gallery: (714) 669-1745 .. .. E<ariate UNITED STUDIOS OF SELF DEFENSE 1000 W. PACIFIC COAST HWY, SUITE C .. • NEWPORT BEACH ACROSS FROM BALBOA llAY CLUB ., . ,. ' 4' FREE! 2 WEEK INTRODUCTORY COURSE MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN OF ALL AGES -IMPROVE YOUR • CONFIDENC~ •CONCENTRATION .•RESPECT• PHYSICA~ FITNESS • SELF CONTROL • SELF ESTEEM • DISCIPLINE • WEIGHT CONTROL 2549 EAsTBLUFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF VILLAGE CENTER • EASTBLUFFfJAMBOREE JJr.11 ~. EYE· OPENER Corona del Mar picked to . topple Santa Margarita c I I H < , c 1 I I .. QUOTE OF THE DAY -our ldch Zeke amtistmilg gwtng thiil ertro 10% and it maJ:n them want "' do W. same ... • -COS'fA MlilA COAD/ JOii 8 1 ~ .~ Sea ~gs right where they belong •Only with its back to the · -2-1, ~anked No~· 10 in Orange County r----· ~""""'"'"~----------- b.al all (F . ) d and No .• m CJP Division V) facing an The Gra~y '-! prover l w riday oes uphill battle to gain what would be their ~e8S()D . Cd.M really come out of its shell. fourth straight postseason berth. • By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Though the Corona d el Mar High football team has outscored its opponents this season, 226-93, Coach Dick Freeman said the Sea Kings ha~e played their best foot- ball when they've been behind. "When we get ahead: we tend to put our feet up and grab the lemonade," $aid Freeman, who hopes his team's CIF Southern Section playoff chances aren't reduced to pulp when the Sea Kings host Santa Margarita Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coast College. Indeed, the Sea Kings (5-3, 1-2 in the Sea View League) meet the Eagles (6-2, · "The next time we lose, we're done,• NEWPORT BEACH -To symbolize the said Freeman, whose team could return start of what Coach Jeff Brinkley c¥Jed •our to the playoffs Wlth a pdir of victories Ute playoffs.• the Ne~rt Harbor High foptball next two weeks team dawned its traditional grey postSeason "We have Santa Marganta and Irvine pr~ctice 1erseyi. m pre~ation for last week's (Nov 9) and we can't afford any misses,• Battle of the Bay against Corona del Mar said Freeman, who saw his-squad's backs High. collectively pumed to the wall by last The result, a 7-3 upset victory, jaStified week'.s 7-3 upset loss tQ Newport Ha.rbor. Similar practice attlie. tb.iS week. which the Freeman and hls staff hopes last Tars will culminate bf hostmg Sea View week's disappointment will inspire rather League rival Woodbndge Friday at 7;30 p.m.. than dem6ralize his players. Newport (3-5, 1-2 in league) can still earn ·we can't let anybody think things are . its seventh straight CIF Southern Section hopeless," Freeman Sdid. ·u our kids pleyoff berth with Wills in each ot its final two keep their lll.Ulds in it, I think we can still games, which 1S more than enough to keep play some pretty good footbdll ln fact, I the Sailors focused against the winless War-' • SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 82 • SEE SAILORS PAGE 82 \ I I I I I I I t > I I I I I· \\ I-' I· K Local civil wars are a breath of fresh a.ir richard ----"-dun n ·.Money shouts ~ • And that's reason enough to count on Lee Trevino for the Classic. story mold Pdlmer arid Jack Nicklaus•will be invited. Whether thev. lay or not i.c; another .. Lee 1Tevmo, Hale Irwin, Dave Stockton, Raymond Floyd and Chi Chi Rodnguez are expected to play, according to Michael Carey, tournament director of MAftC MAAm/ OAllY Pl.OT Zeke Noonan of the Jl(:L champ Mustangs ls the Dally Pilot's High School Athlete of the W~k. the seco'hd 'Toshiba Senior Cla5sic. · Though the event isn't until March 11-17, organizers are polishing details behind the scenes, when the Newport Beach Country Club is put on the TldtionaJ spolhght by ESPN, which plans to televise au three rounds of the $1 million tournament that is part of Ute Cadillac Series. It's one of only seven Senior PGA Tour events m the country ·with a purse of $1 ~on or more, one of 11 wo/ldwide, according to Bob Neely, president of International Sports T Mesa's Zeke Noonan has followed a 1ot of footsteps, but he's finding his own way as the PCL champion ·Mustangs' No. 1 and Event Marketing (ISM) in Newport Beach, the m~r:s -----_ cross colintry threat this year . . and opetatoiS of the Classic. In the same weekend, Palmer hosts bis own tournament in Orlando, so it's unlikely he'll play in Newport Beach Nicklaus? It's a posc;ibillty. Trevino? The greater the smell of green, the greater the chance he'll play. Bank on him. When Mesd Verde Country Club hosted the inaugural · Classic last year, Irwin had yet to tum 50. Chl Chi and Trevino were fan favorite . • Am~g the largest tasks at this point for ISM is orgailizing its steering committee, which structures the different volunteer . groups. Between 650 and 750 · volunteers will be needed for the event, Neely said . No towney can operate without th~, Sponsors for all areas -and in all shapes and ~izes -...! of the event are betng SO\ight by ISM. inter led parties looking to get involved hould call 646·9007. • B verly Ray, Cha1nnan of · the Board of Jntemalional Bay Club , Inc., the parent company of the Ne wport Beach Country Club and the Balooa Bay Club, did not hold back her enthusiasm during the event' kickoff reception last week. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot Since he began running more than a dozen ye o, Costa Mesa i;=~lte Noonan has chased a legacy. · Whether it be his father, Hany, who ran at Mesa in the late 1960s, his older brothers Harry Jr. and Willie, who competed in the late '80s and early '90s, or even a . heralded cross-town rival, the current Mustang .senior· has followed down paths beaten before him, trying to find his own way. . "People around our program have called me Johann this year as a jok e,• Zeke Noonan said of four-year Estancia High tandout Johann Appell, who cast a .. supreme shadow before · graduating last pring. "l read an article in the newspai>er on the tournament la!!t year," Ray Aid. •1t was the ftrst ltmc l had rHd anything _&bbuUI I-put e note on top~-~f---'°"" it and said to David Wootan (president el lntemattonal Bay Clubl, Inc.). Let'S get that tournament here ' Uke that old comtry IGl'9 sap. we got It. boys. lmd that mdel UI a wtnw• • I But after bis cross country season was ended around this time last year by a stress fracture in his right foot, Noonan vowed to set his own pace this fall, cut his own path, and maybe t:ven leave a legacy of his own. That legacy includes the Mustangs' first league crown in 15 yea.rs, after leading Coach Joe Susi's squad to a 5-0 Pacific Coast League season, then pusrung past the opposition at the league finals Wednesday. "I've been on varsity for four yea.rs, and I've been wailing for a chance to win a league titl~." said the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week just prior to the finals. •Everybody knows Costa Mesa isn't a school people think about when tt comes to a tradition in cross country. But it would really be nice to be able to com e back and see a championship banner on the gym wall." The Mustangs, of course, would never have gotten this far . without a recommitted Noonan. "His whole family ran and his talent is something he has come by naturally, so be hasn't felt a big need to work all that hard," said Busi, who took over the Mesa program before Noc.man's sophomore season. "He needed to mature, . • SEE ZEKE PAGE 82 Mustangs winPCL crown! •. ORANGE ~-Co:.ta Mesa High's--Mustangs captured the Pactftc Coast League boys cross country championship Wednesday at Irvine Park, behind their stellar pack of seruor Zeke Noo· 1. nan (fourth overall in 15:43), freshman Bruce , Hancock (fifth in 16:10), junior Jaime Carrillo (sixth in 16:14) and junior Eric So~ (seventh in 16:15). "That's what did .it," Mesa Coach Joe Busi said. "[t was great. s~ of Mesa's seven runners h'ad personal-be t times. "That's what you call. timing,• Busi said. Followmg the victory. Busi kept his pro1n1se and allowed members of the team to spray hiS ha.ir green. As51 tant coach Mark Howard Will g t hiS head hav d today at 2 p .m. by the runners Costa Mesa, 5-0 m PCL dual meeb. scored 43 points, ~Ung out Uruversity (47). Laguna Hilb was thltd (59), fol· lowed b.Y Alilo Niguel (98), Estanda ( 121) and ~ BMcb (150). ia was Mela's firit title slnce 1980. The Mus· t!Dfelttll ~an the t:.lrSo • Girls volleyball is a good , example of a civil war, yet with a b<ilance of civility. Tie Sack Bay nvdlry between Corond del Mar and Nev .. port Harbor high schools typically features athletes competing agamst players they sport or ahother growmg up. .. PHFP~ once called teanunates m one ·1 But m no sport are those '--------- associations and friendship:. as commonplace 1Wd sustaining as in volleyball, w~re the Newport Beach-based Orange County Volleyball Club perenruaily brings together Sea Kings and Sailors for a common cause. even after their lugh school cdreers are under ~ay. This point was brought home once again in Uus year's CdM-Newport volleyball meetings, where Prentice Perkins, the setter on Corond ·s 1990 CIF State champion observed the two Sea View League showdowns from the Newport bench, as Dan Glenn's vars1ty assistant and Junior vafsity head coach "I guess it was a little weird to be at my home court d.Dd not be the home team,• Perkins said of Harbor's five-game tnumpb at CdM. Oct. 24 "But I don't think 1t was as big 1 . harry . faulkner a dral as people were malo.ng it out to be I've been coachmg guls on both s1d~ for yeclTS, and I think girls from both teams are clo!>e to one cmother, because . lh<!y've been entwined m the same envuonment I've always had a lot or friend!> tram Newport Harbor• Q Further illustratmg the Back Bay volleyball connection was the presence of semor Newport' Harbor setter Jeannette Heck.er I on the CdM SJde of the field durtng Fnday rught's Battlt; of the Bay football game. ~t was obvious Hecker needed, • SEE PREPS PAGE 92 CW playoflkclearly on the I line in Eagles' game at Aliso· • Estancia wants to go to Divi¥on VITI playoffs, it must win Friday night: By Barry Faulkner. Daily Piiot r-------------------------, : DIRECTIONS TO ALISO NIGUEl : I I I ' I +South on 5 to Alicia. Right : ! (toward beach) on A1icY to ~ : Padfk Paik. Tum right to ' 1 Deerhurst and tum left. 1 I f ALISO VIEJO -The most L----------------------.. -- importa.Dt game of the decade for Liebengood, who can tie Ed Blan- the Estancia High football team ton for most career coaching vic- comes down to power vs. fines e, tone at Estancia (42) with a tri as the Eagles visit Pacific Coast umph. ;rt bas1cally comes d Ledgu·e rival Aliso Niguel Friday to a situabon where, if we bea at 7 p.m. them, we're in (the playoffs).· It's the Eagles (5-3, 1-2 in If the Eagles could then t.ak - league) who rely on power, while .c-are of bUSl.(less against last-place · the Wolverines (6-2, 2-1, and ' Laguna Beach m the regular-sea-· ranked seventh m CIF ,Division son fir.a.le, which wo\,\ld be th VIH) require a. more subtle I first win over the Artists in three approach . seasons, only the most unlikely of For the Eagles, it's the second cenanos could deny them a step in a three-game drive toward guaranteed po~eason berth. what would be their first C[F To beat Aliso Niguel, however, playoff appearance-of the 1990 • the Eagl will need to contend followmg last week's 42-18 with 1uruor quarterback Sc~tt thumping of cross-town nval Cos-Nemeth, the No 3-rated passer m ta M~ ~~~~~~~~ "This game is huge,• said Eagles' .19th-yecll' Coach John I •SEE EAGLES PAGE B2 .. CONTINUED FROM 81 to burn tea.mS with the scramble. •He's the key,• Llebengood said of the 6-foot-2, 205-pounder, wh9 has thrown for 948 yards and 11 touchdowns (61 of 115) and rushed for another 367 yards on 65 carries. "When they try to throw, we need to get pressure . onNemeth) and box h.un m the pocket." The Eagles did JUSt that last sPason, saclong Nemeth three tunes for 32 yards m losses in a 17-14 VIctory that proved to be their Jone PCL win. · Estanoa, however, has shown some vulnerability to the pass. The Eagle secondary has yielded "touchdown tosses of 47, 69 and 20 the last two weeks agamst Lagu- na Hills and Mesa, allowing non- scoring completion~ or 43, ?.7, 27 26, 24 dJld 21 v.ards du.ring that ..;ame spdn. Aliso 1uruor receiver Andrew Mashburn is Nemeth's primary target. He has 23 receptions for .(02 yards and nine TDs. Malting the challenge all the more fomudable for Eagle defense is Aliso's new-found run- ning success, keyed by. 6-0, 225- p(>und junior Nick Gerasimou. Keying the Eagles smash- mouth rushing attack will be tbe wingback tandem of senior Bachy Gonzalez and junioi Chris Felix. Gonzalez, the Newport-Mesa District's leading rusher with 900 yards on 153 carries, began a sev- en-game streak of triple-figure rushing performances last year agJinst the Wolverines. His 2,043 career yards also put him within striking distance of Josh Wojt.kiewia. believed to hold the Eagles' career rushing record with Z,497 yards from 1987-89. Felix, a speed burner who bas posted consecutive 108-yard games -averaging nearly 11 yards per C:atry in the process - will join senior Frough J~d m filling the burden left by' the absence of sophomore James Dawkins, out with a shoulder sep- aration. COST .\ \If·-....\ QIIIR No. ,..,..., Ht.. Wt., a. ~ I :\ H T I· H S ~~ '~ ~--12 Ryan Taylor. 5·11, 165. Sr. 36 Ray Ohrel, 5-9, 1 JCl k . 49 Pit~ S·10. 20S. Sc 34 Julius Vasquez. 5-10, 185. Jr 11 Ronnie LIIV~ S:.11, 170, So 89 8rW\ AbbOt1. s-11. 1as. ~. 79 Nkt L~few<. 6-J. 280, Sr SO c.f1os °"'*1o. 5-10, 280, Jr 62 Jose Ayala. S-11, 240, Jr • 68 ~remy Lefever. 6-0, 190. Jr. 65 D•n1~ hlft. 6-o4, 240. 5o. MUSTANGS CONTINUED FROM 81 ,__ Q8 T8 f8 A.. Sf TE OT OG c OG OT ... seruors, but we're gomg to bat- tle, fl Howell said The Mustangs' offensive 1den- llty hgures to continue to stray from lhe smashmouth mentality ol the last few seasons, especially ..titer junior quarterback Chris Mokede threw for 184 yards last week, completing 10 of·24, pri- marily out of the shotgun "That's our two•mrnute vtrense, and we JUSt stayed in it, because we were behind," Scl.ld Howell. who once again plans to start versatile senior Ryan Taylor at quarterback Junior Ray Ohrel, with 812 yards ort 148 carries. is the fea- tured ball earner, and he also c;howed he could catch the ball out of the backfield, collecting six receptions for 130 aerial yards last PREPS CONTINUED FROM 81 plenty of tune to Visit Wlth her so-called nvals u Also revealed at Fnday's football game, won by Newport m dramabc !ash.Jon, was the C'dM fanuly hentage of Newport o;eruor center Brandon Hetnck. Hetrick a big part of the Sdilor's success, inclu~g walling off CdM defenders on tt-arnmate Chris Morrell's 1-yard game-winrung touchdown run up the middle late in the fourth • quarter. extended the Hetnck fct.mily's Battle or th~ Bay victory 'itreak to three games with his 'iecond straight varsity triumph. Hetrtck's dad. Mike, won the latter of his two Back Bay skir- mishes m the mid 1960s - playing center for Corona del Mar u The Back Bay rivalry, of course, sbc1fed top billing last week al the Daily Pilot, due to a rare scheduling quirk that slated the annual showdown one day after the Battle of tbe Bell between Costa Mesa and Estanaa. SCHEDULE ... .... ,..,.. Ht.; Wt.. a. 89 BnMI Abbott., S-11, 115, St. ~ DE 82 Pirt M~. 6-3, 250. Sr. • 79 Nidc l~. 6-3, 280, St - OT OT 0£ 44 J«emySiedlrN, S..11, 165. 5o 33 St~ Herzog. 5-7, l60, So. Ol8 llB ll8 -42 Kurtif.lilan Hori\ 6--Q. 190, Sr. 3 Jeremy~ri. 6-2, 215, Sf 12 Ry¥'! Taylor. S-11. 165. Sf. 22 Ben ~tet', 5·9, 150, SQ. Ol8 C9 CB f5 34 .Julius V;asquu. 5·10, 185, Jr, 11 Ronnie Lievano§, S-11, 170. 5o. . week. Coach f'v1ark Cunning- ham's squad, the top-ranked team in Division VID until being knocked off 1ast week, still leads Orange County in scoring defense with 41 points allowed. The Trojans have also post- ed four shutouts and onJy Laguna l:iills has scored more than a touch- 5iown agamst them. The Tro- jans are led defensively by Ohrel . All-PCL inside J1nebd c ker Fred Roberts (6-3; 230). Offefl51vely, Uni relies on ba.1- ance,O running, featuring Juniors Jarrett Mahoney and Kelvin Mur- ray, as well as sophomore quar- terback Damian Defeo. -By Barry Faulkner Looking back at the Costa Mesa City championshlp, an Estancia victory (42-18) wasn't the only thing differentiating this year's clash from those of the last two seasons. What stands out m my postgame memory is the mutual kudos exchanged between .Estancia Coach John Llebengood first-year Mesa head man Jerry Howell, who both appear eager to bury the hatchet of some previous ill-will between coaching staffs at both school~. 0 In these times of budgetary constraint.' it apl'.lears Newport Harbor High has come up with a novel cost-saving measure. All the paper spirit banners adorning the Newport Harbor side of Davidson Field Friday, featuring the typical written messages of sup~ort, appeared to have a protective plastic covering. This could mean months of repeat usage for signs typically thrown away after each game. U this practice were adopted • by the three other Newport- Mesa District schools, the paper-cost savings might even generate the begihrungs of a fund lo re-sod the dclap1taled football field. SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 don't think we've played to our capability yet. U we can quit making mis- takes and get .---....-- on a roll, we just may be pea.king at the right time.· C d M momentum t ypically begins with senior quarter- back Josh Walz, who has MacDonald accounted for more than 1,300 yards rushing and passing. Ad(iitional weapons for an offense that is just two touch- downs away from posting the third-highest single-season point total in CdM history. include • juruor tailback Tom O'Meara and senior tight end Darren MacDon- ald. O' Mea.rca ha ruihed for 796 yards ond 12 toudtdowns, while MacDonald haS 2C r~Uons fO?• 405 yclJ'ds and three TDs Oelensively, the S a'King will deal Wllh an equctlly-pot nt San· ta Margarita offens ,· which bu Mso srored 226 points -an aver· age : Of. JUst more tnan 2$ per game. 1 • • Coach Jun Hartigan' Eagles are led by senior quarter-bade: Chris Colllils, funior running back Billy Newman and senior receiver.Matt Nickels. Collins, a 6-foot-2, 205-pound lhfee.-yeac varslty performer, has • thrown for 1,048 yards cuid seven touchdowns, completing· 79 of 151 with only two interceptions. He is also dangerous as a runner on the option. The Sea Kings' defense, led by senior tackle Sky Conway, senior middle linebacker Ryan Crogan, .and MacDonald at safety, will also include lirst-Ume starter Bryan Bear. Bear, a. 6-1, 180- pound senior. joined the team after th first game and bas slowly earned incredsed playing.~e. "'·1 .\ H I I H"' • -·-~ I \\ I' < > I{ r <."\...' • ···-NO; ...... Ht.M..O. a Jolilt'l Frec:lrbn. '>-9, 165. Jr. 2 Ovi& Morfell. s-10. 170, s;, 4 ~ ~ s-9. 165, St. 23 ~ PUiido. 6=4, 200. Jr 24 9'MnMy ,After\ 6-0. 155. Sr 22 GA19 ~ 64, llS. 'Jr. 711 Sheftf ...... 6-2, .MO, Sr S6 eranc1on a.leer, 6-1, 1eo. Sr 50 Br.ndon Hetridl. i-1, 195, Sr. 55 KellyScMzo, 6-1, 2SO, Sr 75 Al}dy IAngldOrl, 6-0, 235. Sf. SAJLORS CONTINUED FROM 81 riors (0-7-1, 0-3). .... QI n Fl Wit ,..Wilt ' TE Lt LG c ftG RT A resurgent ground game, as well as the improved aerial effi- cency of junior quarterback Josi- ah Fredriksen are primary rea- sons behind Newport's recent success. Fredri.ksen, with Newport- Mesa District-leading receiver Danny Pulido (31 catches for 557 yards and five touchdowns) as the featured target, bas completed 56 of 122 for 841 yai:ds. Senior backfield mates Chris Morrell dJld Jeremy.Mason have taken advantage of more running room behind a senior-dominated 0Uelb1ve front that seems to final- ly be living up to its preseason potential. Defensively, the Tars are led Qy From Press Row An in-depth look at the recent Estancia-Costa Mesa football game, won by the Eagles,.48-12, in the Battle of the Bell, is the pri- mary topic o~cussion by Daily Pilot sportswriters Richard Dunn and Barry Faulkner in the latest edition of "From Press Row" on Continental Cablevision (Chan- nel 3), a JO-minute sports rap ses- sion that airs Tuesdays at 6 p.m. The latest program, which includes dialogue on local cross country and water polo teams, Newport Harbor and Orange Coast College football, as well as the traditional "Match Points," will run th.rough the t;niddle of November, with random, unan-. nounced showings throughout the week. · HF.LP WANTED Costa Mesa High's athletic department is looking for a boys frosh/soph basketball coach and a boys JV /frosh/soph volleyball coaCh Contact Jeny Howell at 556·316 1 -~ ... -..a. 5 ,..., HogMI. 6· 1, ,90. So .. Grlnt ~ f.1. 2)0, ~ t15 MlrcO ~ s.-. 210. Sf. 12 Ina~ S-.t1, 200, St. • West KNger. "'3, 21S. "· 1 Joe l,lftNn, 5-11, , 9S, Jr. 23 O.nny Ntdo, M. 200, Jr. 10 e«y Ca.; 6.Q. 170. Sr. 11 Josh AINlol.I. 6-(), 178, Sr. 22 G~ WertmMI 6-0, 115, Jr 7 Chris Werner, 5-10, 170, Sr. .. DI OT DT DE Oll • Ml.I Ot.I Cl Cl SS . I'S the junior linebacking trio of Joe Urban, Pulido and West Kruger. Senior defensive tiickle Moises P,iedra iS questionable due to ill- ness, which could force starting end Grant Lewan to move inside, leaving the end positions to senior Bruce Roberts and sophomore Peter Hogan. Though Woodbridge's 23 points this yedl' account for an average of just less than a field goal per game, Bnnkley said the presence of senior runrung-back and receiver Ricky Jenkins and quarterback. Adam Lawyer are capa.ble of taking advantage of JillY complacency · Jenkins, 6-foot-2, 170 pounds, has 32 receptions for 291 yards, despite filling 10 during the pre- season at quarterback. Lawyer has completed 50 of 114 for 613 yards, with one inter- ception and one TD. . -By Barry Faulkner "<><<I I\ AZUSA -SOutbem eaJi • fomla ~··• lale"'fdle rally feD lbort as the Van· guaids dJoppeCI a 3·2 ded· slon to Azuia m the ftnt rouhd ol the Golden Slate Albletk: Conference women'• ~end Loli Van Herk ICGled guell lete in 1be tetond halt to nuake the v.ue dbte, but It WOlll't enough• the Vanguants Jin. l&h.t tbeir ..... at t 1·8. , CORRECTION Correcting a story on Costa Mesa Higb'a 15-11 water polo victory o~ Esperanza Tuesday afternoon, Ryan Dandy. con- tributed four goals and Ellja,h McDaniel scored two goals. COSTA MESA UM.TRY CLUB IVIR HAD ONI OF THOSI DAYS WHIM ALL It RIGHT wn'H THI WORLO AND YOUR GOL• . CAMI? Whtin was the INt time? Join U1 at the Acad«ny of Goff and we'• 9tlOW you hoW to haV9 ttMlm tor• IM1t1..i Tht99 ~to cnoo.. from for ortt '7 ..... °'*'uD'IOr ..,_endM.wt ·~ ,..,,_.. P.dillllt MMC MM!lf l"Y Pim Corona ~Mar's Roy Bailebredat wUI terve • pnlldlliat of the new A.DDebD Arena Pootball eatty. The ntcb•me ti IUD up for grabs; season opens In May at Ille Pond ID ~. CRO Local runners sparkle • ORANGE -Estancia High's Gerson Salgado m the boys and Araceli Martinez in the girls made all-league and qualified for the CIF Southern Section Division m preliminaries Nov. 11 following Wednesday's peJf onnarrces in the Pad.fie Coast League cross coWl- try finals at Irvine Park. Salgado, a junior, was fifth overall in 15:55. Teammat01 Juan Sanchez '(17:15), Luis Lopez (17:31) and Manuel 'Orozco (17:44) also placed in the top 30, wbile Michael Appell (18:25) and Miguel Vega (20:08) also ran for the Eagles, who finished fiftlt as a team. Costa Mesa won the team title, while University's Richard Chou was the first individual to finlsh (15:35), For the girls, Martinez (19:20) was fifth overall, followed by teammates Tanya Perkins (20:03), Prlsieda Salgado (20:13), Sarah Hall (21:00), Monica Sanchez (21:39), Melissa Inouye (21:51) and Paula Shinners (2J:59). Uni- versity (50 points) won the ted.ID title. Estancia f}2) was fourth. Costa ~sa was led by fresh- man Jamie Denoewer (19:53). ninth overall, while sophomore Gigi Van De Walker (20:30) was 20th. Mesa finished last. WATER POLO . Newport, CdM dunk Sea View foes MISSION VIEJO -Newport Harbor Higb's Sailors closed out Sea View League water polo play Wednesday night at S~ddleback College, shelling host Santa Mar- garita, 15-8, to improve to 18-.S overall, 4-1 in league with the CIP playoffs looming next week. Chris Richardson led the way with six goals. backed up by Mike Peetz (four). N•wport 15,.s.nt. Marprtta I • Newport Harbor S 3 5 2 -15 Sant.it Margarita 2 1 2 3 -8 Newport scoring: Richardson 6, Peetz 4, Lunde 2. Seib 1, Ucifferi 1, Mrich 1 Saves: Harvey l . ZEKE . CONTINUED FROM 81 emotionally more than physically, to become a better runner, and I think his injury last year helped him make the · decision to take more of a lead- ership role." · Noonan said the heartbreak of losing a probable invitation to the CIF Southern Section Preliminaries, due to the injury. as well as the sense of urgency that hits most senioB, motivated him to work out twice a day, beginning last summer. "His work ethic has really been important to ·our team,• Busi said. Noonan "Our kids see Zeke con- sistently giving that extra 10% and it makes them want to do the same. Even in our speed drills (a cross country runner's least favorite routine), Zeke gives everything he has." The hard work has paid consistent dividends this.season. "He's run a new personal record just about every race this year," said Busi, who watched Noondn aack the 16-mJnute bdrrier (ove r the 3.1-milc coU11Je) for the first time e\!er against University (15:5~) two weeks ago. Noonan clocked a 16:06 last week to finish second overall m the Mustangs' one-point victory over Laguna Hills. "My goal this year is to run 15:r45, and I've been getting closer and closer," Noonan said. IRVINE -Corona del ·Mar Higb's water polo forces shoved host Irvine aside Wednesday afternoon, 1ogging a 14~3 victory to improve to 11-10 oveall and 3- 2 in the final Sea View League standings. · Jeff Marchiorlatti led the way with six goals, followed by Alex Batley (3) and Carter Weir (2). Bil- ly Messenger b ad 10 sayes. • CoroNI del Mw 14, lrVlne J -. Corona del Mar 4 3 4 4 -14 Irvin~ 1 O 1 1 -3 CdM SCQfmg· Marchiorlatti 6, Batley 3, Weir 2. Hokanson 1, Esposito 1, Bise 1 Saves· Messenger 10. "I've been lowering my times by about 10 seconds each race, so I hope that can continue.· · Noonan said the support of his family has been a big plus this season, and the addition of a pseudo "little brother· has also helped keep him focused. "My dad comes to almost all the races and when he's there, I always push myself to the lirttit," sa.id Noonan, who also gets a competitive push from Mesa's No. 2 runner, freshman Bruce Hah- coe1k. ' "He's really helped me get closer to where I want to be time-wise, because I don't want him to catch me,• Noonan said. "We've known each other smce we were kids and we get a long well. He's like my little brother. He's cool.· Keeping cool is a key to success for Noonan, who likes to lay back until at least the two-mile mark, before making his move. •My strategy is to stay with the leader, then take him at the ead," said Noonan, whose experiment• with front·running early in the race bombed big-time at last month's Mount San Antonio College Invitational. "I went out the first mile in .(:52, which I b.ad never done, before,• Noonan recalled. ·1 was lead.mg the race by 15 seconds ofter two miles, and 1 was ahead of the 15:-45 pace. But I wound' up finishing in t-8:20, so t learned that just doesn't work for me." Strategy asad.e, Noonan no longer fo&ws in another's footsteps. .. .J .. f .. THURSDAY, HOVEM8Efl 2. 1995 youth spQrts r • IOOI• €owboys lone winner among locals ' ' ~ The Costa Mesa Cowboys were the only team to come away th1s Saturday with a win ln Pop Wamf!r football action, sh utting out the Canyon Hill ... Comanches 14~0 a.s the fow other area teams managed only a tie and three losses. The Cowboys took the opening kickoff and marched to the Canyon Hills' 42 on the strength of play by Jim- my Herzog, David Weir and Matt Mueller. Brett Becker then fowtd Weir on a 42-pass play for a tpuchdown. On the next drive, Canyon Hills moved the ball to the Cowboy one, but failed on four attempts to· punch the ball in due in large part to the defense 189 by Justin Tag. The Cowboys then marched 99 yards for a score, the big play being a 57-yard n~verse lly Well. The Cowboys also bad a 30-y¥d completion from Becker to Kevin Cochran during the drive. Ron Prettyman added bis second extra point to give the Cowboys a 14-0 lead. Both defenses sh ut down the opposi- tion from that point on. The Cowboys r~ceived strong play from Shaun Ferry- , man, David Ray, Mueller and Jason Rankin. All four had tackles res1J,lting In negative yardage for Canyon Hills. In the fourth quarter, Coach Gary Bau.me put each of the offensive line- man, ferryman, Pavel Estrade, Rankin . and Nat "Hubie• Huibregtse. m for running plays. "This was a pay-back for·the bard work the lme does to give the backs running room.," Baume said. •Actually, they ran the ball well." 1n other games, Miley Mite Cobras 12, Lon!J'Beach Gold Rams 12 The Cobras were th.e first team thJ..s season to score on Long Beach and actually held a< 12-6 lead in the second quarter before Long Beach completed cl 50-yard pass play to tie the game at 12- 12. After the two teams battled to a scoreless tie in the first quarter, thf! game broke wide open for both teams in the second quarter. Long Beach scored on the hrst -play of the quarter on a 27-yard run. After the kick.off, Kasey Peters sprinted around the left Slde for a 57-yard score to tie the game at 6-6 The Cowboys took the ensuing kick- off and marched 67 yards for a score, capping the drive Wlt:h cl 12-ya.rd run by Kyle Woody. Long Beach then connect- ed on the 50-yard TD before the end of the half to knot the game at 12-12. Both teams were scoreless 111 the second half, but the Cobras were dri- ving in the qosmg minutes. Peters was stopped jusl short of the goalline on a seven-yard run as the game ended Hunter Penewell, Matt Erickson, Lang · ~unn. Cody Levy, Adam Elmore, Matt Ronquillo, Richie Molina, 1 Peters and Joseph Amburgey played well on defense . Cypress Chargers 12, Comanches 0 Comanche Coach Mike Sdlepens cred.tted defensive players Jake Oeve· ' land, Nick Cab1co, Scott Schepens and Bnan Lage for a great game in a losihg effort. •1t was a very close game until late m the fourth quarter when the Charg- ers recovered a fumble in the air and turned at mto a second score," Schep-,. ens saJd ·On defense we were tough, ' ' but you need to score to win.· Garden Grove Blue Bulldogs 7, Condors 2 • Quarterback B.J Larsen competed. · 10 of 11 passes to lead the Condors in a oJ losmg effort •our defense was great. Josh Sut- cliffe and Michael McGlynn put out dllOther another fine effQ.rt m leading the charge.· Larsen Sdld. "We only gave up one score and that's our best this year.· The Condors scored their lone points · on a sa!tey. "We got the sclfety on their quarter- back who -Was really pressured by our defense,· Larsen said. ·u would have been ru~e to get six, but we did score." In other action: Yorba Unda Warriors 26, Colts 0. Sp~aSI). goalie Fernandez ·shares tips with local youngsters at AYS O 97 clinic ·-~ 1 In a continuing commlt· ment to teach lods the intri-S 0 CC ER caoes of soccer, Region 97 · brought in Reuben Fernandez, the goalie from the pro soccer team Splash, to give a cliruc tlus past Saturday and Sunday •Fernandez, who was assisted by Corona del Mar Coach Derek Lawther, is rated third-highest m the profe'ssional CISL soc· cer league. ---------------Pemmd~~mJS?(asized how a goalie should warm up, offered some training drills, how lo defend on crossing shot plays and ball distribution methods sue t· ing ."It was a great experience,• said Bo Kreger, assistant commissioner. "ln o efforts to deliver a high level of training to our kids." ln Boys 1, the Roadrunners had a big scOIDlg week with Henry Pyle picking up two goals and Spencer Smith and Matthew Mossman one each. Coach 'Steve Spitzer also great defense by Ryan Spitzer and Clayton Baker. In Girls 7, the Burgundy Blasters played a· strong game. Hailey Sandberg scored three goals m the s4:M:ond half and Laura Clayton scored two goals for the game. Ally Shea played excellent defense. In Boys 6, the Great White Sharks scored three goals on ~me fine passing from Garrett Archuleta, Dane Bennett and Corbin Williamson. Adam Soderlund and Kory Kough were strong in all phases of the game. Ricky Fox and Jonathan Kranzley were aggressive m defense and goalie Stuart Ashurst had some amazing goal kick returns to midfield. Maille Agzour was the most improved player. In Girls 6, the Ocean finished their sea- son and were left wanting more, according to Coach Del Staudinger. Amy St~l\dinger scored her first two goals of the season this week and Amanda Carver and Noelle Bathan each added one to round out the scoring. Amy Klippert, Katie Staudinger and Katie Daniels were outstanding on defense. In Boys 5,The Teal Eels won a tough 1-0 decision over the Cougars' on a goal by Gar· rett Guiney. Goalie Shea Tupy recorded the ~~m goal. Conrad Williamson and Bronson Hovnaruan played well on defense. · In Girls 5,The Rebels defeated the Pink Lazers 5·2 to remain in first pJace. Barbara Julian, Maddie Anderson and Lauren Hop· pin scored for the Rebels. -In another game, 'nacie Cowie played great tlefense as the Monsoon topped the Ice Bombers 4-1. Michelle Darmiento, Jen· rufer Nahin, Lauren McGoodwin and Meg Lord ~ch had aigoal for the Monsoon with Jocelyn Mallin .offering great offensive sup- port. Katie Newman played well on defense. 1!1 Boys 4, lY!.er Curtis scored the WU\- ning goal as No Mercy defeated the Rebels Sweeper Nick GalasSic's stop attack con· trolled the game. Goalie Nick McCarthy, a first-year player, is fast becoming one of the best goalies in the division. Josh Butman created many scoring opportunities from his right wmg posibon. Rebel sweeper )3randon Gould played an excepbona.l game. In Girls 4, No Fear bested the No Name 2-1 . Talia Guidotti scored the WlIUUDQ goal. Goalies Amanda Campbell and Amy Mudd and Jennifer Wong played well on defense. The No Name's game-tying goal was called back in,)he fourth quarter on an offsides violation. In Girls 3, The Green Giants played a doubleheader Saturday and had a great day in spite of missing three of their best players. They lost their first game of the season in the morning to Corona del Mar and then came back to take a 2· 1 decision over 'Tustin in the second game. Goalies Ginny Warmington and Kristin Case were · outstanding and Piper Phillips played well on defense and Colleen Farrell was strong at sweeper. Usa Owad and Amanda McCann each scored goals for the Green Giants, now 9-1 Playoff picture: Playoffs start for Division 4 girls on Nov. t 1. Division 4 boys, aud both boys and girls in divisions 3 and 5 will begin Nov. 18. J;>ivi· sion 2 doesn't have playoffs because CIF ru1es say playoffs must be completed by Nov. l t when high school tryouts start. The Heat belts Huntington, 11-1 ~ COSTA MESA -The Heat, Costa Mesa's Region 120. SOCCt1R Division 4 Plus team. ran . away with an 11-1 victory Saturday over Huntington Beach Region 55 to remain unbeaten in eight hies. Greg Perrine scored three goals m the opening quarter, on assists by Michael Gar- diner and Billy Lund, to get the Heat smol- dering. They moved ahead 5-1 in the sec- ond-quarter on a goals by Gardiner, assist- ed by Devon Stephens, and 04Dlly Kirkon- an, assisted by Scott Wade. Charlie Hirst, :Zach Powell, Steven Tbom~s and Anthony Saldana played strong defense to keep Huntington Beach away from the Heat goal most of the game. Kirkorian finished with three goals to tie Perrine for the team lead. Gardiner and Bryce Sheridan each added two goals and Ryan Denman had one. The Heat host the Huntington Beach Region 143 Plus team Saturday. CdM captures the mh:rl·batlle CORONA DEL MAR -• Corona del Mar shut out S 0 C CE R previously-unbeaten Newport·'Harbor Sal· urday m the "m.m.i • Battle of the Bay m AYSO girl's division 3 soccer. The win clinches first place in area play for CdM with one game remammg agdll1st Tustin pnor to section play. Kaylee Acuff, again. was perfect in goal. She has given up only one goal m 28 quar- ters this season. The defense of Kabe Osborn,, Arlk.i Gupta, Patty Paddo and Jill Quyf? allowed on two shots on goal the entire gapie. Bridget McEvoy-Hein scored the fust goal on a pass tram Colby George Melinda Tucker added the second after Lauren I lightning strikes for ~wins ' : The Beach City ICE Hoci:EY 1 ~ Llghtrung Squirt A lee H~ey Teatn opened its season with wins over the San D1ego Stars, 5·2, and the Ontano Jets, 5-3, with Newport Beach's Nick Sacco and Enc Jones in the thick of it. Sacco 1s the team's goaltender, and Jones, a .defender, scored the winning goal in one of the wins. The Phoenix Jr. Road- runners pro'vlde the next competit\on at Side Sy S1de Arena m Huntington Beach on Sunday at 11 :30 a.m. · Registration for youth boo~ set NEWPORT BEACH BASKETBALL -Registrabon for the Eastbluff Boys and Girls Cub's youth ' • + ...... w:L ........ ...:l.l.!W.C...W!;&...Y~~~~~.LllU..~l,J-~ ket · · approx:unately 24 spdts in each grade (one through eight) are still available. Presea.son practice-begms m December Edlund ·Who set up er's goal. Melissa Lanni capped off the scoring on a break- away for her 17th goal of the sea.son in rune games She leads all scorers in the 17-t~am Q mler-region Mustangs top Ocean View, 10-2 COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa .Uttle League major diVISlon Mus- tangs snapped a tw~game Josmg streak Sunday with a 10·2 win.over Ocean View. Pitcher Matt "Dog" Bourquardez drove in four runs on three hits to lead the Mus- tangs. Bryce Sheridan drove in two runs on two doubles and Silly Halverson had a two· run double to pace the hittin!l attack. Catcher Aarron Staggs chipped in with a great defensive effort behind the plate. The Mustang~ will be at Seaview Sun· day for a 1 p m. game. lnteresled players may phone 640-6650 for mform.ation, or VlSl1 the club (2555 Vista Del Oro, near Corona del Mar High School) Monday-Fnday, 1-7 pm. to sign up. CM atiooal registration slated COSTA r...1ESA LITTLE LEAGUE -The Costa Mesa National Uttle'League will be hold· ing two registration dates in November, the first Saturday. Nov 4. at Ball Park Plaza from noon to 4 p.m. The second session. scheduled to last three hours, will be at Th- angle.Square, Entertainment Level, on Nov 30th sta.rtmg at 5:30 p.m. Through Novem- ber, the Slgn-up donation is $60 per player, with a total donation not to exceed $150 per family. For more mformabon call 435-0300. .. THUftSOAV, HOVtMIEI' 2. 1995 PLOWIU When Words Are Not Enough "Speclallzlng In S~thll flowers" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3135 ~ • STARTING . ANEW BUSINESS?? .... • ........ . The UgaJ Deptrrtmmt at the Daily J>iltJt iJ ~ ~ ID amwuna a nrw snvia now a~ ID nNJ buiintl.11S. · ~ will MW SEARCH the Ntme for yqu Ill no tXJm chtzrgt, llnd lllvt JflU tk tifM anJ the trip ID tlx Cwn Htn.« in Santa Ana. 17>m. ef ~· after tht JMrrh is annpld«I Wt will fiJ4 J""'T fiaitWul busint:S1 Nlm4 Jf41nnmt with the County Cfmt~ publish tma a wttlt forfour wttla Ill rrquiretl b] "1w ·""" tkn fi/4 yuur proof ef~ uith 1he ~ Clmt. .. • Perpetual preferl'9d stOdt and related surplus .•.... •.... .. . ............. . . . . .. 0 Common stOCk ........ -" ..................... """" .4, 1S6 ~t~·;;;c;i;;·•;idcaPlili' .............. "... ·3•038 1'8M"'9t.,. , • , ........... , ............. " .. ,4~7 Not unrealized holding gains (IOMM) on avallable·IOf·llle aeouritlee ..................... &8 Total equity capital ............................. ,., .... 7 .8~7 Total hablhllCtS, limited-l118 • preferred stock, and equity c.pital ..... " 109,47& . . r. 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'lboklng for & Wht, females CaU •49 Col'l'lftMlntU••• • tlona •Buy All• or U. 24 hour general ~n-aon for lewetry kloak Drivers and Owner Usa 6$0-1404. ---------Quiet ocn view twnhae, 13,500Apaftmenta NptCoaat 1Rm/3Br Part·eoo-~9SMl7'69 formation hoHlne. Call 1 F h Isl p PIT Operators w/Dav w11h FREE: Wood Svwing • CORONA 3Br 21ABa. den/fam $760 to 12500/mo new condo wfocean & 1~796-2622. Ind. ~ 1 as ' •rmc 11 Full Un1tl or Tracior Se1/Jungle Gvm.·' rm, dbl gar, lndry, frig. Newpo'1/1Mne/fustln ..pilrl vlewa, frpl, lndry, t Y +comm. a Only. Weeki'/ aettle Good condl '"4-2633 .. W/O 723-&463 DEL MJJ.R 2122 Ls• '2000/mo. 84$-8115 IRVINE gar, pool/apa. S875 MONEY Real Eatate Sal•• Popey. 64"-5953· men11, Pre-Trip ad· Incl UI 7 Locally successful ol-SAL.ES LC p i----------'!:>. APARnlENT Nwptu Osc. -25-nf2r7o1n5t ... TO LOAN 2914 fie• •••king llc'd REPRtSEHTATIVE :~r:g .. '01ac~u~1~: JEWELRY. FURS Mru1..-~1atau 412 Dahlla 3Br ~a. ~ salespeople. Call Tom ~ 800 653 3832 ........,1a~1111Mfd, lrg rma, frplc. SHfOO/ APARTMENTS COMMUNITIES bd/2b•, Duplex, No $25,000 CASH. USE 714-842-3850. owing community • • or 1• & ART 6025 ... nftltMw\letAd.Cltllu mo. Walk to beach. FOR RENT Call our Info HoUln• Dnfgal $950/mo +~ n-paper group lffkl 800-872-9510. CAL iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __......__....lfllttll Call 723-7832 E>ct. 4 1-800-IA ... •1 '"• uu 752-3527 722~ THE CASH FOR ANY ADVERTISING display actvenislng repr• PUC, 11 Weatefn Pr• Loe•• •""TIST ~ le ...,.... ''My ,nlllluce.. -•... • PURPOSE. Homeown-ASS I STAN sentat.Jve v.ilh 1 '/NI nvnl-trip edvancea. Weeki'/ -....., llMlllUi• 1 , llUCllllllHllH 4818 Surre~ $2700 ....... Consolidate your T mum,.eltperlenc.. Excellent pay. Interested? Call 3 Scott Kennedy'• .,. ~ ........ ,...,,.Nti... 1 ..... Lse opt pou •1BRS82S• Biiia. Low lntereat Full time position benefit pactcag9 Including Yolanda (800) 872· 1-0rig1nal 2-Prl nta • .... ...._ ........ ,. S848K. 1 month frH BALBOA 2BR 28.A $725/Up COMMERCIAL rate/Fas1 approval. available for self moU-base 1&1111)' for th• -· 9512. Mon-Frt 6·10 Low •'s 842-7780 ' .......... ......-.. rentl 3Br 2~Ba, fam pe..nusnT • Refrlg & dlahwaaher REAL ~ry 11-rt:: Apply by phone. Pa· vated and flexible lndl-gellc seles profe;11ona1 pm. 1---------rm, pool. 769-8070 ~.1.n "&on 2607 Incl. eolC30 pool. No ~ AA~ • clflc Prim• Mortgage PETS •· ...,..,_.~,lilll· pets. No feea. No 1.S00-720-2537. vldual to provide sup. that we need lmmec:llattly. ~ 1111111.!:.~..::.. 1 Fuho'"m'••hw•d,00 2.•anR .~.uw. *850 INCL UTILS lllaae. 845-4855 port for fast paced ad Physlc:al/drug acrHnlng r• EMPLOYMENT ANIMALS 6049 , .... ....,..., ..... "' .. , • d C 1 quired. EOE. Please call WANTED ---...-....,..nlu· Avt now through 8198. 1 Bdrm. Kil, dining sus~ni~s OFFICE ept. and date must Judv Oetting &1 (714) 574-5535 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... i.r ml ...... wllkll b la SHS50 per mo. Call area, ~pis, lndry. ,..,..~ ANNOUNCEMENTS be detail oriented, 4250 for Interview°' tax r• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ADOPT·A·PET ,,..,.... .. .,., i..OlllreMeri INGA 854-5205 Agent. 7~23 •0~;f~~98 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2769 possess strong organ-sume to {7H) 631-estM Houae Sitting Service Every Sal & sun at • ., ~ hlf•111tll '"' •It very olean/up'dated • RENTALS lzatlonal skllls and the Sales Prol'I woman/non smk PETSMARt, Fountalr\. •iielllat• Mftfll1d ill 11111 2Br tBa upstairs rea1 &.rg clean atudro near Balboa laland ability to communicate TEXAS REFINERY Avail In bch 111ea 6 mos·l Valley. Puppies. kit· ........, .,. ~· M 11 unit, 1-car. Avon 1211• beach & park. $575/ Marina Ave upstairs ANNOUNCEMENTS well. CORP. needs mature year. Local rtls. 579-7651 tens and more, all _.........,INUL 1te1111-$1100/mo. 603VA Iris. mo utlls Incl. Yr IH. office. 150 sq ft.-2920 Responslblllti'es will person now In COSTA •.Japan••• House looklng for loving, carJ ......... .,..,lnllllllM.ultH"n G""' 720-9422 ex. 2".. 715-449-1600 ext. 221 $325/mo. 675-8"77 c Ing hom~s CALL 597 • -., ...... .. a -:!. -' """ IDOOMS 2706 ~ Include sale~ support MESA areL Regard· leaner. 1 have exp. & • • • .,,_ .. 1. "'1•·-"" S TllP S TO SA ·~ CDM OCEAN VIEW . less of training write transportation. Pleas• 1--90_3_7_f_or_m_o_re_in_fo_._ " Ule_.._,oc ... .-.. 1Br $650/mo. Furn' . 3 Offices Sub Lease. SS Cash$$ lmm•dl· function and admlnls· L.B. Hopkins,' Dept. Call N110. E111·546-0S27 Engllah Springer call MUD ti Ul·J5el. • COSTA MESA 2124 ~•8r.127Par~97No/piet Nice rm w/pvt bath, 925 Sq Ft -$850/mo. ~~:d ~!w:~;nt:,tr~~ tr1 atlve duties. Excel-M·92626, Box 711, Ft. Span le I Pups 6 wks ,,, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--u-'"----·---Oj!32;+-;.3~2 kltch prlv., carport. Barry Sliver 720-9080 nultles. lottery pav· ent \elephone and In· Worth, TX 76101 . --------· old Pure bred. Tails ~ 2Br 1aa hu fng & StudJo aep ba/kltcti. 1 $375. No pets. Near f'antaatlc luxury eltec outs, Insurance clalms terpersonal skllls are SALES/PHONE MERCHANDISE cut & declaw re-,· ---------atove. Near schools. blk'bch/falty, S525~ncl SC Plaza. 641-5844 1ul1es. Incredibly low mortgages essentfal. We offer a OVER QUJU.IFIED? · moved s 1 :5-S 2 25 GENERJ;µ. 1002 $825/mo Include• utill-uUI, no petal 302 ~t Npt Boh deluxe rm w/ rent. Nwprt Beach & Hl00-386-3582.J.O. good benefit package ·Looking for change, ••••••••• 84 5- 5802 !1 4- 1071 1 tlea. 776 w. Jo~n SL Balboa Blvd. 654-41aa pvt bath, lrg walk-In Laguna locs. 476-7660 Wentworth, the na-Including medical less stress? Peaceful ---------Fr•• to Io v In 9 CAVAVAVAVA CalJ owner In Newport clat, kltch pnv, $495. WEST SIDE CM OFC lions onlv direct pl.Jr· dental, vision and. :~~l~g~K~r~:d ~:· ANTIQUES 601Q famlly Fem Beagle, ~ • l!HOMEOW S • Beach, 714"673-167.' CORONA Pgr 714-49o-7073 PARK 2200 SF A/C 2 chaaer. 401K plan. PhyslcaJJ s•-.. lmmed. 72"7375 spayed, H1 -year old . • • NER • II • Me-d•I ,..ar ..... Priv Ofc Flex Layout. HANDWRITING ••• •t:YST ..., ' " She's a actionate & • s.. THOIJSANOS C .. ~ ... DEL MAR 2622 Oonfrnt gar w/pvt "'"" drug screening re-•BUYING ITEMS• playful. hOusebroken • lnl ~ • 2Ba houae, pool. • encl tol.let. Ba1hrm prlv Can add 1530 SF. An· NUMEROL.OQY I d Pl d From 1800-1960 1 pc Call Sue 640-1038 ,:s t )OU·~"'",.,..;.::~ • $1550 Ind gatden & avl In main hH. $249. other 1420 SF Ofc A/C Write for Information: qu re . ease sen EMPLOYMENT to entire es•-·e. P••nt· __ ....;;......;....;......; __ ;...;.;;_..., C ~n:=~~Of C pool aervlce, 657-5069 Char"'lng furnlahed Prkg avail. 2 • .,, """'3 Good Layout 650.§287 372 Victoria St CM 92627 resume to Dally Pilot, "" -Save abused and"" ..,._,,."' .....,... .. -~ 1Br frpk: Avail 11/18 ..........,., Attn: Ad Assistant, SERVICES 5533 lngs, china. glsv.are, abandoned pets. Be•·: » Credil Oiec:kslFREflnlo » Meaa Verd• 2Br 01~ CdM. $850/mo: Rm/pvt beth, phn line. furn, etc. lmmad cash, voluntur/foster. Call CCall 714-2Zh3352C Twnhae, encl gar, Agt. 640-2300 . Shr kltch, lndry. Pleas· From200ro 2000iq1L ~3~st:· ~~a~tr~~ -·-••• top$. 673-8223 lv msg 714-597-9037. VA¥A¥AWAV» lndry hkupa, lrg yard, . ant E'aldeCMhome. Please be aware that---------•: new pnt/crpt. $925/ $360+utll. 842-1770 Compcutm:Dia. 92627 the listings In this cat· APPLIANCES 6011 1_p_IAN __ O_S_•-.----.) mo. No peta. Anne, CGSTA MESA 2624 Room For Rent Aa~fromJ W.Aitpoir Apartment M anager egory may require you -QI COSTA ••oesA lO Agt. 751.,.330 . ***· Non smoker. 4500CampusDrM Couple 10 maNga 100 to call a 900 number K ORGANS 6059 nu;. 24 $299 1ST llONTH Muat . Ilk• pata. Call unit complex live on In which there la a •nmore Relrlg8fatorliiiii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ., • NEWPORT Su nar clean 18 d In 631·9011 after 7pm N~t ~ch site. Offlce/malnl exp. charge per minute. w/lroc• maker. Almond Splnnet Plano E Id 3B •LR / ... -••r1-.p.w1tt'k t ,_ 2Bd 26 co r. Great ahaQe . . • • r 1n.,.a w BEACH 2169-. ~friendly, 30 unit-• --·-----own oo... a+ $ 1•00 O W! • kly Mak• offer. 631·703,. with bench $500 .... Hparate game rm & idl Tn I S Salary. 714-5&5·3310. Sturflng envelopes 714-875-7225 t' pool. All remod, qutel com.~~':( H081.Eq. HOTELS BOOKKEEPER your loca\Wn. Easy Washer/Dryer $140 - atrHt. s235K. Agt. 3 Bd Duplex W/lott. 2 APTS 842·1401 & MOTELS 2718 D. UP"oe~r PIT. 4/hra-day.5-dys a work, excellent pay. ea. Frig $200, Gas ---------1..' 6~-~008 or 646-7946 Ba, 1 blk to Bay & 1BR 1BA S550/ ~ LOST & wk 11·3 for restaurant Part-time/Full-time atove sioo apt alte. BICYCLES 6060" ocean. Ye•"" rental L UNITS 2786 FOUND 2925 Lv meaa. 7"'3 "915 workers needed nowl Call. 646-5848 s 800 _,, Lndry, poet, quiet, nr Corpor•t• extenaed Cll " ...., F HUNTINGTON 1 • 6"8-4589 all transportation. No atay ratea. 3-4 day CNA sr.:.~ Ed~t~1·0 Send ---------Bike Part• approx 45 BEACH 1040 4BR 3BA Blu.n. pet• 84S.03G2 rate trom $29.75. 7 EHt CM spacious FOUND KEYS Nunlng & Companions KO, i.Jma: PA 0:=. FURNITURE 6014 ~~e~u! ~~s~:b~ end unit townhome on A ctte.ry well-dealgnd day rate from $23.50. 3+2 ca1hedral cell, at Merrill St. & Elden Nffded for Homecare. detalls. Send S.A.S.E. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil all. Call 641-9264 • greenbelt. Bright. 18r 1Ba, aervlng bar, AAA 3 DIAMONDS.· akytlght, nu pnVcarpet In CM. Call to Identify, FIT. 310-430-4444 P.O. Box SOO·KO, King size box spring & neutral colora. Year or pvt patio, S585-S600/ Clean rma. breakfast, 2 gar. $1150 64t·9294 64&-8710. Uma, PA 19037. matt w /lrame & hud-1---------~7•~0~~ ~~8J! mo. 546-9081 P~~':Po~a:~~ ,::· FOUND KEYS on t7th DELIVERY DRIVER $3S,OOO/Year Income board, $100. 722-0458 TICRETS 6075 854-5205 Agent. BACK BAY 2070 NeWJ)9rt Btvd, INDUSTRIAL ~788 StrHt ln Costa Meaa. with r'c~ ~ded for potenllal. Reading Que•n Mattr••• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1Br 1Br apt. Patio, CM. 1.aoo-284-3229 ' Call Mana. 574""4249 local urn ture delivery. Books. Toti tr .. 1·8QO-Wanted CHEAP AIR .. -------1A Beaoh Duplex. 3Br carport. $605/mo. Call \. (wortc). Or tve mag. Call 650-33n . 89a.9n8 Ext. R-5139 Good condlt!on. Call B~ Owner: 28' 2Ba c;ondo, >tlnl ocn view. 911low mkt Open FrV SaVSun. 960-4140 LAGUNA . 2Ba, gar, fp, w/d, d/W, 548-6093 UH 3450•8F. 2300 SF FOUND KEYS With GOURMET coo~ •for details 57 ...... 244. Most us C it••• •Fi om Sl90 (t·W)• •From $350 (RT}• • No Restrlotlons 1-800.3SCMJ802 Sh.A.CB 1040 ~!':,·,~:~~:::~: E.'akte Country W9"s VACATION A/C moslly ofc. 1001 child pornography tip houaekHp!ng, exp d, 1,000 WEEKLY Stuff· ROLL TOP DESK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 281 aptt M w/atudy, RENTALS 2722 W.17th ST CM SM Agl llne attached. Call hvek 0~1• F~. 8N°~ Ing envelop•• at 7 dra1111er, full 51z..e, Ba11'ld9e..Qated. 28R fp, akylt, deck. 1865. Unlt·V/Call 65().8287 548-8211. am r. ewpo eac home. Easy work, ex· dark pm• llnish, w l Un I q u • La 8 u n a 2BA ~ool & apa No pets. 180 21at SL , 0 0 area. 71 4-873-36"3 caUent pay. Free d• aolld oak chair. Paid Charmer. W/Sludlo. $127S. Reta. 540-7551 845-9543/84&-1164 New 28 motor home F UND: range Cat H T I N tails. Fr•• detalla. over $600 for both,1---------0cean View S269 000 fot rent. Full kitchen, Mal• w/llea collar. ome YP sta Hded. TV r:LECTRONICS 1811~ 2 Sch 304_3734 day 786-5180 ev. E'.ade lrg 1&2Br, lndry how TV/VCR D 28th St. & Newport Also PC/Word proces Send S.A.S.E.: P 0 aell for $250 obo , ,. , ""'•--•y""s..,.H--O_R __ E'""S ___ H...,.O_U_S __ E_, _ G alJ N • «. . ay BUS"M1:SS .. sor ..,..,. S40 000/ Box SOO-KQ, uma. PA both. 714·&46-6340 ~or:o 6080 _ rm. ar av • o peta. '&wkly rat••· 55H844 u~~ a Btvd. 723-5841 • • 19037 ~,.~ -------• Fuml.r"ied OI unlum New crpt, ve<y bright, FINANCE year Income potential. ~__.,-·....,..,..-----1 Sofa $125, club chr .& l'ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT . 3Br 1~Ba. Fp, gar. quiet garden ••tting. Npt &ch oo.anfront LOST CAT. L.tg fluffy _Toll frH 1-SOG-89&-AJaalul Employment oltmn sasa. wing chr •• $()"Mitsubishi TV BEACH 1069 $2,600/mo 642·5290 $6504765. Move In Reaerve now for wkly/ orange & white (al-07'78 Exl.T-5139 for liahlng Industry. Earn S75 ot>o. ~ Beautiful oak ca.b1ne.t oflly $49'. 931-a427 monthly winter rentals. moat peach) neut d•tans up-io~.ooo-se.ooo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBlQ CANYON gated Fully furnished 3Br male w/IOnliJ buahv HOUSl!.KE•P.,._ per month. Room & ---------w /doors, stereo $119,000.Studlo lwcury townhome, 28r, •Lare• 18d S600/mo. 2Ba, gar. ~o amk/no BUSINESS tall. Extra toe on ••ch ""' s:.n for Boardl Tranaportatlonl MERCHANDISE sound, pertecu Mo..,_ gated, built 1990, AC 2Ba, den. Totally re-& 2Bd 1Ba Cottage pel8. Karen 434-1424. OPPORTUNITY front paw. Name la Newport condo 2 No experience nee••· MISC 6015 Ing. Can deliver. & heat, close to bch modeled & upgraded. $750/roo Plu1 uua. -'THUMBS' but com•• day1 pw week. Call aaryl Male/Female. • S1950. Call 759-7659 Ro•• Real Eatat• $3150/mo. 759-7602 •714-873-1211• 2904 to 'Thumbalea'. Laat 833-7191, Muat be 18 . ·For iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim .................. 250-4525 B ig Canyon Hom• LG'1BR NEAR e>eui. RENTALS TO aeen vie Tyler Way/ Income Potential up (llore' lnformallon call. NEWt Washer & Oryerl••••••••• $229,00P 4br/2~ba, 3 car gar. Pool, /.ated, Pl•Y.. SHARE 2724 Att•nllon N•tworlC P~ularlno, Costa to You Call 565-3484 (208)545"4155 ext S!iOO/both . New: GARAGE SALES O "•an View, Cloae to Avl now I S4,2ootmo. ,.roun , 1,. •.... ble. M ••a· R IE WARD· to llaten to a 1 o min A89518. FH. Re fig. $850 23 cu. In. ... • -Marketer• AACES Owner heartbroken. tape to learn more. IS-pc Bd1m Set ltaltlan ~ 1 beach, 2 bdrma, 2 Call 648-4114 Near Trlan1•• Balboa 3Bd 2Ba Ou· Road Service comes Thumba Is epileptic & ASSEMBLE ARTS, Laquer Cherrywood 1 baths, nice polio at••· Condo 4'br/3ba, Eaat SqW1re. 842-S 98 ~ex Spaclou1 muter to the U.S. Flnd ou1 needs medication. Internet laJea Agent CRAFTS, TOYS, $2700 080. Hou ... •---------1 gated, pool & •P• Bluff, lmmac, pool, no MODl!RN 2Bd w/glau .w/ba1h. Nr bch. S500 why AACES Agenta Please call Jen, 71"-Do you want to gel on Jewelry, wood llema, hold mlac. 574-8319 BALBOA ,. Ro•• Real E•t•t• pet a, 1 yr lease. wall .. d llvlnte room Avl lmmedl 873-1249 are earning thousands 641•1t12 th• ground floor of typing, aewlng, com-ISLAND -6106 11 ..................... 2~525 $2000/mo 640-1285 be..-ned ....... patio by their third bl-· thla exploalv• new pu1er work from home PLANT CLEARANCE.I . S7IS/m0. ()';. E. 16th. CbdMth 2 .!.°°'"1 a ldw/pNvt weekly commlaalon Lo at Eyegla•••• "'edlum? Control your In. your spare time. IS2' OKing or Queen ,pa1ms I 2Br 2~B• Twnh•• lla•tbluff tmmac 381 See M , 437 Pnnc«on a •· p ... ng, w . o check. 1•800.a39-Mauve plastlc can, hra? CarHr? Income? Great pay. FrH de-. Junipers, helws St .Juat Moved Sat earn-I Custom upgrde, pool, 2aa townhouse u~ gr amk/pet. S425/S450. 5176 lost NwpVCDM area. You mlght be the best talls call 1 ·800-632· CrtN...trult.avocado (!Nit-2. Deco Items, ctths, I apa. Steps to beach. graded Gar 'w/d Newly refurb 1811Ba N.ar beach. 472·2090 · 10/27. 721•14"7 addition to our sales 8007, 24 hours. Ing) SIO. Cement foun-shelves, TV. mlrco, I S169K. Bkr 842-3850 S1050I~. 1eo-01oe . W/flW IA lcWefV gated COM Home. Near Behl ATTN: Experienced team. Ideal candidate CRUISE SHIPS HIRING talns $110, bird baU\S dive gear, glassware, I N. LI tin II llnl complex nMr 'rr1•""'I• • -d k ,_ .... _ .. ,._" Truck Driver• Drive to wlU supply the en•·e-,,, __ up to ~".OOO+/ S20 90H7+1M22 antiques, etc. Good I W I g. rg Guard-gated comm. 281 Sq.1810/mo. M2-1D -ec • .......... ........ ownl so ciown/78 u ...... -I Quality 4/5Bd 3Ba 28a, tum key. Avl now Spacious N/S '495 -nta all mil ,.,..__ PERSONALS preneulal aplnt. have month working on Waterford Crystal, ·40 Junkl 600 Balt>oa Ave. h 8 n Fashion ml 8 R 1 SUPER 1111 UtnNGS +"VA utl 878-3839 -· ea . ..,...,.. advertlalng experience cruise ahlps or land· pea. elegant pattern Moving Fri, Sat, Sun exec om r n moa. • • ,.q. 11111r ·•• · ershlp posalble In 18 and a exceptlonal tour companles. No "Shella" gob1e11. 51h. 8am-2pm 2 fng, J Isl w/~pa, pvt yard°!' $2900, 81WG0-2829 atw+2ba ~ hu19 CDM share 3br/1ba 1 months. Average tr k d O fl fl I 1 & CDS. Xlnt cond, wont Harbor View Hom•• t.noed yd, • Peh block to ocean, SHk· 10,000 mlles/month. ac reoor . ur rm experience neceasaty. utea, co1d a • apt stove, WO, mlrco, lastl Only $499,900 w/ 3BR 2e• Monaco OK. M~2848 Ing reaa. rmate. N/S Company Drivers: poeDrONALS 3002 wlll aupply th• knoW._ For Information call 1· more. Priced $40-S60 trundle bed, Inflatable I TERMSI Call now " ~ edge, akllla & support. 206-634-0488 Ext. eL or take. All for boat, teak bench.. pie-, Patrick Tenore A.gt mod•I $2000/mo. S800 Call. 875-3508 NEWER. EQUIPMENT. For more Info. fax a C8951l. FH. $2,000 531·9843 ture1. mirrors & misc l 760-8702 Gwdnet Incl ~10 • CM Hom• 3Qr/2ba, ;g~pe'!.'t,v•N=y/A bpen-ple Dally Hol'OK°" u~to-reaume .to 493-9149, Dietary Supervlaor. all kinds! 908 s Bav· I OCl!AN VIEW LIDO ISLAND NEWPORT kltch prlV, N/S, NJD, Unes c1.aoo-843-8308 Date Soap Reaulta. Attention. LH Gr .. n•. Futr time position front. Can 673-5808 I BEACH 2669 furn or unfum. $500/ Call Nowl 800-33G-MAIL STORE available for a certl· CAM.ERAS & Sal• Sat 4th 9-4. Inc lg • 11:~~h~eu:.ft~~ay ~J>:~~u;B:.81;.~~;r, mo.+~ utl. tSS0-2120 :adl~n~os~~3M1;,~~ 2500 ht t380 S2 991 PIT Help Fn & Sat fled Dietary supervl· EQUIPMENT GO 16 Teak bkcaa• a deak, I Owner 633•9698 1 f f 1 BS 1BD Avl lmmedl In a.5pm central. Calllll min. 18+TT req. Setv-u. Mus1 be neat. honest aor for a 113 bed SNF 6 pc . blu aofa & morel part e.uy urn, rp c. 28d 19a Qayfront Apt. our 3bd home. W/d, f/ (819) M$-M;M. i. dependable. Call for In rural community of Maml"a 645-1000·5 14°' N Ba)'front. ' $2000/mo. Avail Nov. Utl Paid. 11300/Mo. .aTTN •-I d t J I s.t8-7306 • 4th. 876-4912 Agt. Garage Included. Cal.I p, 2 lg yrda, full priv. -I ..... per enc:• DATINGt SHY? •PP · anc:e · 15,000. Ocean, 1 1/4 wllh 76-lSOmm lens, OUT·Of·COUNTY ""'0+ S300 Oep.+ Truck Drivers, Drive to For a fun time call lledlc:al Front Oftlca houra away, local motor drive booster, 0 ked . , PROPERTY 1525 N•w Rental 3Br 2.5Ba, 873-17.81. 1/3 ut11. Elle ~&-4435 own I $0 down/78 011.592.590-012. & lnauranc• PIT lakea/atreams for fish· prism fln~er, Sunpak verstoc wcth i ocean view, pool, tao-w38cl Apt 1Bd Avail. H ... hr 28R 2 BA Apt cents all miles. Own-33• per minute, 18+ mornings. Costa Mesa lng/awlmmlng, p.grlcul· 622. Pro-flash • ac-5tuff? I 409 Aor••• 2.a Mii•• form Alt_.,.. Northeastern Callfor· nla. Paved toad, power, well views of Warner Mountatn•. S30,500 owe, S-4,500/ down, 10%, 1:)71,11/ month, 1 ll•yeara. Owner/Broker (9 I 6)233·5348. nla 2-car gar. 12000. on Beach Block •t ... 7 erahlp poaalble In 18 ea .. ,...70 Call I AM tural & logging lndua· ceuorlea S18SO obo. A c:all to· Avai111/1. &4S-977S 2ath St. s.-10/+ s.;, Nie; 5 r:t+•f d:· month a. Average GIRLll GlllLll OIRLll .....,.....,u ' n • ,trlea. Lower coat of llv-Call 675-6434. Classified 1 " OCEANFRONT Avl tmmedl e7W80 P .. :.. ccail ;:2~92-:., · 10,000 mltea/month. Talk to them now NANNY for Npt Beach Ing while enjoying the Buy 11 Sell II. Find It. will help } r-.~~-,.,.---,--.-•---------·-Company Drivers: one on onel home. Day & night beauty of Jh• chang· Cla .. lfled. 842·5&78 Fum 38t 2Ba lower •Deluxe Cond•• 2 lg N8 Beaut hae, 1g yar. d, NEWER EQUIPMENT. t~ ex 7101 poaltlona available. Ing suaona In a -===-----mi-==ii=m-=im-•1mmr::: duplex. Winter l•ue. Sn.. 28a. 1860 eq tt. Next to Nature Park. CompetlUV• pay/ ben-S3MJmift. 11+ TT PM ony. Call 833-7181. frlendl'/ community. r Garage. SHIOO/mo. Near bch. Pool/tenn. Prvt. Pew OKI $550 eflts. Call New Apple ~11~W4S4 P/T Aaaoo In Whal.. RHume to: Autumn Agt. 875-4912 ,•S1400. Pgr 4Slo-7073 v~ pe9w ·~ Unea 1-800-6'3-8308 Humoroua non/am!( sale supply Muat be Nuralno Care, 131 or 1.SOO.e43-3384, SWF.Sr Cltl&•f\ wllllng to~ FUiiy Whitmore Lane , Madison, SD. Mon-ffr1 ••D•alrM companion capitalized 842:1'34 Ukiah, CA 85482. 8-5pm Centtal. Catllll rot M\ tlmMI HRM PO ' (707t 482-8838, Fu: National Qroo•rr Bolt 11MICM CA82127 Paolfto' COffM MouM (707) ~·1809. Coupon a o o ka. Hlrfng alJ poaltlona for Dlt.otor of "Staff O. --------COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MES& 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 ---------- Repainting? .. TIMESHAllSlSgo(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ GOT A CAMPOROUND MeMBERSHI,. OR TIMRSHARI? We'll tak• It. America'• moat •uoceaaful re90f1 rH.,. cl .. rlnghou•e. Call Re~ SaJ.. In• tormatlon tollfrH tlot· llne. 1~a:..aN7. --------- QUJBT IC SllllBNB Untapped $323 blUlon l••lli•••••• a; O:~Ta~~7I~ ~~;P~ 99 ao:!2 ~:!t~. :u:0.,'!! EMPLOYMENT PhSOM FRIDAY llfve. motivated, ·~ vHtm9nt s1so. Muftl..I••••••••• File, type, comput9f .. nenoed oso to ua.1n Product company. 1 _________ lhatat• (W0.d fot ~ CNA'• and aaalat With I yoo're lo0kil910 llp0ilt it, ilbUkl It, repm it or ' . HOUSISI CONDOS POa Ull1' 2102 CL.OUD HOMO fOt penna.e on I'. Delft. a;;' ,. .......... . ... ·fOtC. RTC, IM. 'lw .... Toi ,,.. 1~• -Hol131 to; CMrJ9'1U Pa1JD ~esa :Apai.1:inents. ,., •• lnformallon ...... o---dOW9), errllnda a mlac ~ping an Akh Houae of Coupons. ~• 1aiuon• o~t-of-offlce dull••· mer'• Pto0'9"'· Mu11 1 .e o o -e • 1 -e O 4 a 5530 l"AX ~: 114-e:n. be State approved • 07U Attn: Ellut>tilh. with po1lt1ve ,r•fer· l'e1tal/Mer•h•W 101••••••••• Or c.at N1· encN. Position ev&ll- Prlm• location.a to • ~ .I08 ll!aml.o..:~~~~=~~-eble lmmedlat.ty. f'u otiooae. 12,000 t100+ pwday.Pald f!OITAL r .. ume to: Aurumn Eeek•Y· 1 .. 000311· dally. I.MY .... Or .. t lat Nursing Care, 1S1 -(14 hoUn). potentialf ~1042. NO WILL TRAIN w "It m 0,. I.. n •• Appl+lnto 11._.,.J·t•t Uldal\, CA 81412. ,_. ...,......,. ....... ____ ...._ --------ifiAol' 861 touaN (707> 482-1I08 « '*" I===~--== BBALTB • tor I ac lalounM· CM ~1> 412-4o631. ·-r11-· lnduat/Hll4tor•t• Miie. ....... ., ... JVVV -pant. fN< rMUme WI ...... ~ Pfo. exp I • QUiii: COlftP ttaM Metdna IOce' prop bkkpng, rNI r•~r•••nta1T11e 10 ptOp ,..,...,......"", ........ HoM . ..,. ... al ooa.aliD M. .,_..,,. lftll an41 •Yfl!'Yl.. b to MMMM. OUAL•I ...... ,....._._ ~=='::. ::::n.;.:::... =-'"~~ .......... .. -it; bi in 1he Not Q11MtaW1he -'l'JJ··- ' I t .. ' THURSOAV, NOVEMBER 2.. 1995 ICM .JllP ...... .-im~lllm .... •'•1•10 8IN&L8 Clnlnd-•n ...... ._,...., ._. •10 ...._NC. U' 11M l'enln, mu a.Mic. U ~etlow LTD, 421C nil. ntw 380 4-0t. I-~ Gd lr81W • ... ,__,. PftCn1 Incl. W/WhM ... lher k\&, Cf, M1t ,,.,.. 12,3$0 "-leler.d IO lilM. MlllKI 1W'S '°"DQ'AC ..------------------DOCD ·7022 AC.-S • , i-dot ~ ..... sa Smd c1rinks a1 Onoehr ~;.aeo-C#. 876'4GIO. 080. Or lr9de f0t Min ••M *Ut·'7t49 ..,~. 'n3-M36 '81 m.DOllAOO Wilt blke+caati. 675-2443 1W Mm Orl(i. • WRICH sum 4i• .......... wired in..nor. Gooe1 ownr. ~pd. 8'1L..PWf • U..abroom I-and~ 13c..r . 14 Hooaed leCket 15 lillvt-lii °"9 ., taonn.t ttl Vesw 17Ve.llfd 19 AmoUnt bonow.d 1 g Gtoteequ41 .,...,~, 21 Mo9Ufld 238ebw .• ~ Drop hea\'lly • 25 Uln fresh 2e Mol1 ffKtUe 32 CMttmas song 33 Better lat• -never 85 GfHllletter 36 Blgttuck 37 In d«>t 38 Clear (of} ~ Long. long -· 40 OnlOn'a cousin 4t~bey :~ "47 Honey drlnk '48 -about tlmel .49 Occtlr 52 califomla patk 57 T ennls pro eo~ 81~ 82~ 63 "'9gatiYe vot• &4 Team 65 Ctiarttts e&"SMOetr.- OOWN 1 -tw>oc> 2 Actor Shanf 3 Hvt>tid cltrvs .. More ntmble 5 Moumf\11 cry 6 NovellSt - Stanley Gardner 7 -001. make 8 =ling!• canoe) ' g lalamlc blle 10 MosJcat instrument . 11 Gerden~• 12 Transmitted 13 Wooden plo 20 P.ltcher Hen;t1iser 22 Legendary bird 2.C S1unt . 25 Beal ill 26 Subarctic forest 27 Jargoo 29 Mlslal<e 00 Keep your~ • onl :!J • 31 Hot drink 33 SUit material S4 Milke haste '.fl Evergreen • 46 Snake's comments 49 Rose·truit 50 ·-W•nt for CMstmas" 51 Multlcolol'ed 52 Tall tale 53 Exclude StC Matinee - 55 Abound NORTB EAST SNT p ... Opening Jead: King of• • or .... Gl•8l pen&n. Condi l2k ml. 12.900. everything, moontool, until the thud round, then rao the •"'-ioe.1Jon1 cloH9t oeo. Cell ?n..,047 MAZDA 9125 c"•· se200. 41'1·2333 t!Uffn ot diamondl to EPt'a kjnr. Moortne lo land. Call 'II CADILLAC ....,.... Cle Cam •• low bea .... Si .. -•1..e Steve 723-6a83 · ;Cfeme w/Cftmt .,U.thtf '93 Pr•te .. LX U~• OLDSMOBILE 9155 • • •.-.. 11 90 , ft aH Udo l•I lnt./t'°"""*/Ollly lllK Mi. new, OJ'lpO, auto 11\11, . eonaract WU defin.itely IOlna dCNJi Tip, Prtv f:ome. $900/ Must Stt. Very NI.ct. pwr .. eer/wndtJbrk1/liiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilt lf Weat S•ined the lead. declarer mo. JHs 975-1422. ONLY•••••••• 11,eee Cir lock•, 4-dr. 34K rnl. •4a Old• Cuti••• spumed the finesse ia favor of the No Ctldlt °' lllriblt Ctldlt Must aee. Mint green Supreme, WM•. A/C, club spli• at,ately the right .dec:i8iOP aoet Sllpa 2()-112 ft, OK·We WI finance anyone ¥1/ $11 500 Call 646-8707 am/Im stereo. $3700. ., ldMI loo. Pool, lndty 1ow dowrVmonlllly paymtntJ. ' mathematically. Unfortunately rm, etc. Secure Lido SOUTH COAST 080 545.7277 dubewere4-l.aodeclattrhadtobe area.123-4014 IMnORTS MERCEDES 9130------- content with eight tricks -three in i--------r iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PONTIAC 9170 each minor suit and the mltj<>Hui~ CAMPERS RV'S 714-44S.9072 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aces. ' ' '78 MIRCEDE&·BENZ waa·declarer merely the victim of TlUULERS 8014 _D_O_D_G_! _____ , 450SL /Bleck On Black '88 8000 SE Oelono· bad luck, or wu there a better way iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOii6iiSil ,/Quality pelnL AbSOIUt\flY pre EO, all pwr/opt, 1 I ., Wlnnabeeo 19' Toy· like brand new Inside/out. owner. minll 109k ml. w tackle the P ay. ota, 4 cyl. Shows llke '91 Qrend Caravan Non• Finer. 11171< Miles. $2900 060 •• 974-4388 By and large, declan~ did well. not 10k ml .. $13,500 L8 loadedl lmmac. In/ ONLY ........... s1 2.eoo, ________ _ However, a little a4juatment in the Call. 8S2·8180 out, orig owner, run No Cfedit or Tembl• CrtCIJI PORSCHE timing would have pointed the way grtl 511,500. 96s.1121 OK·W• can ftnance anyone w/ w the winajng line. Holding up t.he 1-M-0-1-0-9-CY-C_L_E_S__ low Cl6wrl/monthly payments.jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a~e of aplldes was correct, bu t r. --------SOUTH COAST '79 911 SC TARGA • before tu.ins the d iamond finesse SCOOTERS 8018 FORD 9075 IMPORTS super condt Tan. 5·spd. declarer ebould have tested tbe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AC, stereo, Plrellls clubs. '88 Honda NX 850 '18 FORD ESCORT QT 714448•9072 $13,500 75tM288 9175 shfl!b 41 Banquet 42 Fragrant flower tC4 Obstruct 56 Curve Follpw the play of this hand. Can 59 Female. you improve on how South handled At\.er winning the. ace of spades, Cosmetleally g reat, JRed/A/CJNew stereo • 8 3 3005 D good 1--------- declarer should ca.sh the queen and mechanically. perfect. /New ~nt 881< Mi. Vtry NICI condl fully loaded, TOYOTA 9210 king of clubs. Revelation of the 4-1 $1400 obo. 840-7410 OHLY .................. 12,295 gar. kept, snrt, blu/1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii split tnea.ns t hat only eight trick.a No Cftdit or T•rlblt Cr.Oii gray. $7500. 551·2014 1• . 45 Bom ~~sa!"'ndp~,..'pe.,r~.... ~ no trum~ aft.er the lea? or tlie king of spades. The auction was a straightfor- ward example of the modem style of no-trump openings, with one no ..,,..-+--+--+--t trump having a range of 15-17 and two no trump 20-22. North's raise· -------w game was clearcut. . South held up the ace of spades OK·W• can finance anyone w/ · '85 Creaald• A1.1to, are available if the diamond finesse low down/monthly payments. '88 MERCEDES BENZ fully loaded, orig is going to fail. When the queen of AUTOMOBILES SOUTH COAST • 420 SEL ,/Black on Blk owner. Xlnt condl : diamonds loses to the ltlng and a IMPORTS tmpecc & t1uly nawtess $4750 640-3270 heart is returned, the·nnlt way ever}' lnCh. 1281(. Miies. •e6 Cami')/ loaded declarer can come to nine tricb ia • 714448·9072 ONLY ........... $t~,500 60k 1 57200 ..... ssful h fi So B..,11 9030 N.o Credit or Terrible Crec:lit m •• gray, wtw1 a sµc;ce eart ne.sse. ........ '80 Bron-co Edc;tl OK·Wecanf1t1eneeanyonewf OBO. good ,c.ondl Sout.ti ~ust. insert the· queen, and .'?• .2002 Bauer, 4 whl dr., 1 low Clown/mOnthly payments. Call. 673·9014 4 Proper Play earns ita J·uat reward restored, owner, cfa•~1 $11,000 · xtnt condl nu palnV 080. 722":6422 SOUTH COAST • 1993 Corolla DX 1--------------------------1 Inter AM/FM stereo IMPORTS 12,000 mlles air am/ $3500 obo 631-6795 ' '92 Explorer Sport fm casa cruise ps pb •---------------------------1----.,,--..,,.-,...,...,.,·~---,.....,....~ V6, 4x4, auto, a/c, CD 714·448·9072 1 owner just llke new. NEWPORT NEWPORT POWER BOATS '85 BMW 535 I cass, ps, snrl. atarm, • s11,100. PP 150.1322 -.--+---+--t B'E!'•CH 6169 Br"CH · 6169. 7012 /Charce>al/A/C/S·Spd $14,995. 544-3684 '89 190 2.6. Must .-. '""" ~ /I-Owner /95K Orig · see, mint cond, no ac·t--------- -.--t--+--t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lemlal14:.'e·r. EWuorond"'mrloUldecot nwd/. HONDA 9085 cGidar.eangtse,dd. eFnutlol rpdolnwgesr .. VANS 92 25 ... Furn, appliances & S.•I• Sat 4th onlyr 31, Chrle,pran twin g, " " liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii much more. Sat 11/4 7am-1. Furn, elths, F/B, well equlp'd, Glrt ONLY ............. $5,700 $11 ,900. pp 540.1011 9.3, 455 Catalina Or. hs•hold. Must gol dive/fish/cruise boat. No Credit Of Tefl'lbte Credit •86 CRX SI Blk 2 '83 Ford 14 pass, p/s, (btwn Clay & Broad) 2001 Vista Cajon Asking 540k. 723-4075 OK wt can fin1nct anyone w( seater, snrf, 5spd, AC, '90 MERCEDES·BENZ p/b, dual A/C, new low doWnlmonlhly payments. AM/FM cass nu tire.J / 420SEL /Black. On tires. lo mi. Xlnl concU GATED SOUTH c·oAST belts $3300.' 675-3,4'38 Black /Dual Airbags $3950. 262·0421 COMMUNITY SALE t Chrome Wheels /New TRANSPORTATION SAIL BOATS 7014 IMPORTS wk. 566•1000 ext i 640 Michel ins /New A/C 1------- Bayvfew Terrace. Sat, 71A A48~9072 Compressor /New major VOLKSWAGEN 9235 Nov. 4, 8am.3pm. 150 .,_ · I"' h'-home development. '88 LAGUNA 30 1 9 .,..5 8 M w 2 0 0 2 HYUNDAI · 9090 service ,.ew everyt "10· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lots of great · buys. BOATS Olesel. furling, other Strong englne(Trans. ~:~~~t~~ :,07~ ~~~ '89 Jetta low mi., blk, Across from Npt 7011 extras. $16,995.95 Rona well. Needs '89'HUNDAI EXCEL 01. • viu & repairs (Oocu. c/d , auto, sunrf. Beach Marriott Sultesriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PP 675-6128 work. Blue. Adorable! ,/Charct grey met./New mented). All books and $6.000 OBO. Day 437- on Bayview Way off 13 ft Boston Whaler. 29, Lancer 3 saUs-: Make OHerl stereo/69K Ml. Very Nice records since day 1. Not 9484 Eve. 759·8442 Jamborff Rd. Follow loaded, extraa-40 diesel, wneel, VHF: Wk-642-4321 Ext. 342 ONLY ........... $18,950 1 ding or scraleh on en· '89 Jetta Very clean! the signs. Check this Yamaha self mixer. equipped, clean. Hm-642-6723. No Credit or Te<rlble Credit tire cac, Impeccable & Navy blue. 2 dr, 5spd, one outl Extra clean. A Whale 511 ,000. 723-4074 OK·We can'finance anyone w/ flawless In every respect. P/S, co, nk mi. A Huge MulU ESTATE of a buyl... ....... $4800. cu 9035 low dow!Vmonthly PayrMnts. $22,800 ........... FIRM steell $5,900 1!57-1003 Sat 4th only! aam.a (310) 592-3028 Cal 25 rebullVloaded, BUI n ,SOUTH COAST P I ea a e ca 11 u a Pwrtool•, furn, 'clths, 18' Duffy 2 years cruising/racing, s75oo IMPORTS SOUTH COAST •-------- anUques, toys & lln-young, well cared tori firm". W/out dlnk/molor '84 Century Olympic IMPORTS MISC. AUTO 9245 ens. Xmas.:ouqoer. $12,750. 675·2933 Must •~el 723-6048 ed. Rons great. PS, 714448°9072 CORONA .DELMAR· COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT 6122 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH Church Rummage 6169 The Wor,T, 1518 1994Dutty14ft PW, AC, am/fm. Orig 714•448·9072 SEIZED CARS PrlsclU• Lan . electric, xlnt-llke newl SPEED •-owner. 95k ml. $2500 JAGU•n 9105 FROM $175. Por· MULTI FAMILY $4900. American ui obo. 640.7410 Brian n.r. C 1 • • B""'t co. B40.116s SKI BOATS 7016 MERCURY 9135 sches, adt tac;s. Moving llvlng room furn, kltch set, bikes, office chr eel Oall• for details 675-3639 Sale • Craft FllJr Sat, Nov. 4, 8-12 Christ Lutheran Church·& School 760 Victoria Street GARAGE SALE -1990 JAGUAR X.IS Chevys, BMW's, Cor· Eaatbluff courtyard Seturda)f 9am 1995 Duffy 17 ft Can't seem to veues. Also Jeeps. 4 electrlc sport boat. 1985 Bayllner Bed In Convertible. Beautiful WO's. Your area. Toll Sale. Nov 4/5 9AM. 1214 Rutland Rd. Newl Used as demo. Bow. Low hrs. 125 get to all those red over tan leather, '77 LINCOLN MAAK V free 1•800_898•9778 MOVJNG SALE .SAT11-4 8:00am-2:00pm 3812 CATAMARAN ' STQRAQE SALE Sat 8:30.10:30am King bed, office furn, 1990 Nissan Maxima, 1600 Superior, Bldg. 300 Sat/Sun 8 ·12 Why play Hide 'N 2000 Seadrift Or. Seek with childcare? Furn, kids atutf, sports Call Claaalfled & office equip & more. today! 642·5678. -~~----- ·. Deslgnfr clothing 12· (In Alley) F 11 f repair jobs co player, air bag. /Blk On Blk 1Brand new Ext. A.5 139 for current 16. China, llnlna. Behind Weatcliff Plaza ~ actory warrantee. HP. $4,000. 060 Mint cond! $21 ,995 • palntJMoonrool/1~ner llsllngs. wicker, furn, used off Irvine Blvd. near s10;300. American (71 4) 574-9319 around the'house? financing avallable. lmp.eccable cond. car t ft Boat Co. 840.1765 L t th •compu era, so ware. .f-1. arlner's School. *1988 22ft Ski Boat• a e Cove Motoring Dir from le11surt world.1'. --------Hsehold Items. 2621 •---------Dfnghy 8'. West Ma-5.7 titre V-8, King ClaHlfled 650.5915 . 801-2469 ONLY ............. $3,600 AUTO PARTS Buckeye St. 75~·7727 Overstocked with rlne, new bottom, & 3 Cobra O/O, low profile Service· No Crtc:llt or Terrible 'Credit 11_ RE TRADE through classlfled 842·,878 stuff? apd new engine $800 hull. just serviced, SELL OK-Wecantln&nCttnyonew/ Q PAIR A call to firm. 723-6048 new:-controller/uphol· Directory low CIO'Nl1fmonthly poymenll:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Classified Whether you're buying stery. Gteat ski boat· help you find your used vehlcle SOUTH COAST Merc.ed•• SL Factory will help or selllng, Classified ras .. looks great. .... re-reliable h~lp. through classlfled IMPORTS liard top, mint condl 042_,878 covers all your neeclsl adv, to go. $10,500 .. 42.a878 Ma~•e?& 71A AAa 9072 Ills 1990-1995. $1800 64S.944g/574~247 v ..-~ ..,_..g.o obo. (909) 678-4182 9260 3932 --