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Home My WebLink About1996-02-08 - Orange Coast PilotPO T Estarida wins titles; CdM ~ Wxxlhtidge Servtng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 GREETINGS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE -. By Tina Borgatta,~ily Pilot ' C OSTA MESA -Michael Genco has been sending Christmas cards to the White House every year for the last 49 years, and he's never received a card back -until 10 days ago. "It's a gorgeous card," Genco said of the belated Christmas greeting. "And it's signed by President Clinton and Mrs. Clin- ton, and then there's a letter inside from her to me." But that's not all the Clintons gave Genco for Christmas. They •Costa Mesa man's nearly 50 years of holiday dili- gence and thoughtfulness pay off when the Clintons send him a Christmas t:ard . also sent him a photograph of the usual, I addressed one to lhe First Family and a commemora-White House. But this time I put a tive Christmas book. tiny note 10 there saying, 'Dear "I keep asking myself, 'Why I Sir: Every year since World War II me?'" the 70-year-old Genco said. ended, I've sent Christmas cards Maybe it was the note he sent to the White House, and I have with his Christmas card to the never, never received a response White House. It C}Sked the Clin-or a Christmas card in return. tons if they would "like to be the Would you like to be the first?' first" to send a greeting back. "Then I signed my name and "It was in November when I never thought anything else wrote out all my cards," said the about it." World War II veteran. •And as The holidays came and went, and Qenco left on a trip to Las Vegas. That's when the special pack- age arrived at his Meyer Place home. He learned about it from a neighbor who had been picking up his mail. He called Genco 10 Las V~as to let him know about the delivery. "He said, 'You've got a big envelope here, and it says 'Do not bend,' and it's from the White House,'" Genco recalled. "Then he s&d, 'Mike, what the heck did you do?'" Genco had to wait until he • SEE LETTER PAGE A 16 AN ILLUMINATING DECISION WEEKEND Festival to featiire local actors film ~ 1-.R MARW>l I 01\ll.Y PLOT Afte'r 49 years, Michael Genco finally got a White House reply. Elementary summer 0 considered ,. • Parents have been clamonng for a program; Newport-Mesa officials are searching ways to pay for such courses. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA High school students have been attending swnmer school for years, trying to make up failed cour..es or take new sub1eru to add to theU" acaderruc course load · . But JS soon M Uu:. !)ununer, elementary students could also have the opporturuty to extend theu school year and brush up on their scholasbc skills Newport Beach parents began clamoring for dn - elementary summer school a few months ago. and school off1- oals are 'iurveymg distnct parents to gauge mterest m the proposal. Q l . E :' ·1 · I < > :'\: SCHOOL'S IN FOR THE SUMMER? ls summer I school at the elementary · level a good 1dea?What MAAC MARTIN I DAl. Y PILOT Shaun Rodgers and Tiber find the grassy area at the end of Canyon Boulevard ln Fairview Park to be an ideal spot for a little exercise. "We're explor ing the option of letting an outside agency provide a school cour<;e pro- gram for our chil- dren dunnq the summer months.~ said Susan Despc>- nas, the d1-.tnct'<; director of elemen- tary educalion are your thoughts on what courses should be offered? Call our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your name, thoughts, hometown and phone number for verification Costa Mesa decides to light playing fields at Fairview Park • Move comes after years of debate over whether the park should remain in its natural state. have debated whether part of the ecologi- cally sensitive park should be dev,aloped for "active" recreational use. Many residents would like to see the park remain in its present state -undevel- oped. with walking trails and benches scat- tered about its 210-acres. By Tina Borgatta, Daily !llot COSTA M;ESA -City officials will ask design consultants to include a trio of light- ed baseball and soccer fields in a master phmlor~Park For years, residents and city officials They're concerned any type of develop- ment, particularly if it's sports-related, might disrupt the native plants and wildlife breeding that occurs in certain areas of the •SEE LIGHTS PAGE A1'1 Normall Rockwell display returns to Newport roots • Long ago, Boy Scout Jamboree in Newport Beach ignited artist's career. By Valerie Fugent, Daily Piiot NEWPORT CENTER -Porty- three yea.rs ago, dozens of pup tents dotted the land where Fash· ion lsland now stands, providing temporary shelter for eager young Jedi Who bad gatheted for the Boy ScoUtJamboree CNnpout, A young artilt named Norman Rot:k'W811 ~ Whet he NW Ill the Jambciret in a IOOG·~be famo\aa ting called "TM • • Interest renewed In museum me~r. SM starJ, '-Al The idea arose after a group ol Andersen Elementan School parents presented a proposal for a summer school program for Ander- sen. Lmroln and Harbor Vie\\ students Distnct offtoals dtd some Costa ~tesa <;choo~ also are mtere~ted m a <;lmuner program. and any summer offenng would lX! presented dl.stnct-wide. The state prcmdec.; a "et amount of funding for summer program~. but Newport-Mesa already uses that money for its secondary summer school. Schools aren't allowed to charge students a fee for summer school, Despenas said, so the distiict is looking into having a third party provide a fee- based program for C'lementary students. Laguna Beach UniJted School District current?y offers a program operated through an organizatiop call~ -l..agl.µla Enrichment and R ource. Network Despenas and a group of Newport •SEE SUMMER PAGE A11 r-----~---~~-~--------~~-------~----, Burning ~ion ends in arson~ I \ I l I \ CLASSIFIED COMMUNrTY PORUM POOD PUBLIC NOTICES SPOim \\ I \ I 11 I ! It~ a t.auUIW day Jn the 11tJfihbar· hood. WM* .. ............... ........... By Carolyn MiUer, Daily Pilot Head to Chas/or best shoe in town H ere'l IODle news tbars good for your soles: the best shoe repair business in town, Cha\ Family Shoe Repair (642-4314), is back in its original location at 1613 IJVine Ave. in Newport Beach (a few doom down from 7-Eleven.) Cha's is offering a 20% discount on shoe repairs through March 15: For best buys on men's and women's golf apparel, you can't find better prices than at MuW- gan's Golf Apparel It's having a moving sale through Feb 28. and is selling selected apparel at less than wholesale prices. There are plenty of top name brands to chose from including Ashworth, Titleist, Wilson and Car- lyle, and clothing is priced -beKv~ $1.v curu $3\1. r-"1±·,~ar.~igi=o:=n~t .Golf Apparel (574-8137) is current- ly located at 2075 Newport Blvd in :Costa Mesa, and after March 1, it :will be located at the Back Bay ·Court shoppmg c:enter on Bristol ;street m Newport Beach. · A 15-year anniversary is ,ppproaching Ziggy's Optical :{673-1883) located at 3417 Via Udo in Newport Beach. lfA.H HOGSTE'N I O>Jl.Y Pit.OT Anglers cast thelr lines off the West Jetty on Balboa Pe~a one rece~t sunny day ln hopes of securing the day's catch. : Ziggy says among the secrets lo his success: he continually ~ocks high-quality new frames; lO control the finish product Zig- sjy's does its own lab work; and 4:Customers like the warm Man accused of raping unconscious woman ~endly atm~phere." l':' •w. treat people as if the1 lee~ family." By carotyn MiJler, Daffy Pilot COSTA MESA ... A Tustin man was arrested Tuesday on suspi- cion of raping a 27-year-old Costa Mesa woman who was reportedly intoxicated and unconscious dur- ing the assault. Arthur Carter Gowdine, 35, was arrested at 3:35 p.m. Tuesday at the Costa M~a police station after investigators interviewed him, according to Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar. Gourdine was reportedly' invited by the victim to come to her home Saturday to watch videos. Gourdine brought alco- hol to the victim's house and when the woman became intox- icated. and passed out, ~our dine .allegedly raped her, police sald. The victim, who woke up dur- UW the sexual assault, reported the inddent to poll~ after ·Gour- dine left, police said. Because the rape allegedly ocCUJTed while the victim was unconscious or asleep, he could face a ma:xtm:um of etght years in state prison, Lazar said. "She passes out and he takes advantage of it: Lazar said. •1t obviously has some significance here." Gourdine is being held on $50,000 bail at Orange County Jail. ~• ;Ziggy ~ ~ many designer ames and is quality conscious. ggy won't carry popular ~esigners unless he's certain lf\ey're made to last. Designer lr&.mes sold at Ziggy's include ~orgio Annani. DKNY. Donna <ftaran, Persol, Alain Mikli, Yves ~aint Laurent, Valentino, and his ~~test Joseph Abboud. : If you're looking for best buys t>n Yalentme's Day flowers, Mer- d Bouquet (437-1230) is offering :ct special on extra-fancy long ~em roses (that's lhree-and-a- balf-feet long.) If you place an J)rder before Valentine's Day the <dozen sells for $34.99. briefly in the news · Orders taken on Valentines l)ay for a dozen roses will be $44 99 Mero Bouquet will ;extend its hours on Valentine's pay from 6 am. to 10 p.m. It's -located at dn outdoor stand at ~009 Harbor Blvd in Costa Me!>d, across from Fedco Merci :Bouquet aJso has a ruce selection ):!f fresh flowers. and offers deliv-~ry. Wlfe servtce, and balloons. : . Hobie Sports (675-9700) locat- ed at 2831 E. Coast Hwy. in Coro- C!a del Mar is haVing a big clear- ance sale starting Friday. Almost ave.rytbing in the store is on sale. including all ski wear, snowboard ..year, skis, bindings, and boots. •:BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Seturdays. Whether you're a merchant dr a shopper, If you know of a good ~ call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-~70 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily "lot, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa. Boat repair class offered at college Want to know how to bring your "plastic classic" back to life? Orange Coast College's Sailing Center is offering a non-credit "hands-on" class to teach sailors how to repair their old boats. The class will meet Feb. 3, 10, 24 and March 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Salling Center. Students will restore a sailboat in class. The restoration may include: fiberglass repair; blister repair; bottom painting1 gel coat repair; fiberglass painting; non- skid work; teak repair and finish- es; rigging inspections and replacement; mast work1 electri· cal installations; rewiring; fresh water systems repair; holding tank systems repair; detailing and customizing. Registration fees 1s $68. OCC Sailing Center is located at 1801 W. Coast I;ighway. in Newport Beach. To register by phone or for more infonnot1on, call 6'5-9412. Candidates wanted for Mrs. Costa-Mesa Candidates are being sought for the position of Mrs. Costa Mesa. Married women living in Costa Mesa who are interested in applying should submit a short biography, including date of birth, date of marriage and a recent photo, to the Mrs. California International Headquarters, 15019 N. Mayflower Drive, Foun- tain Hills, Ariz., 85~68. Interested candidates can also call the head- quarters at (602) 837-2854. The woman selected as Mrs. Costa Mesa will serve as an ambas- sador for the dty and will be eligi- ble to compete in the Mrs. Califor- nia International Pageant, which will be held in San Diego in June. The contestants in that pageant will be judged on their perfor- mance during an interview and during aerobic wear and evening gown competitions. The winner of the state pageant will receive a cash award and prizes as well as Willl.m Lobdell. The Ame 24- hour •nswilrini _.. may t>e used to record l9tterl to the editor on II/If'/ tDPk. O•lly Piiot. PO. Box 156Q, Casa MIN. CA 92626 ~No news storta. ~ eclto- tW mMW OI ~iwmeots tEMl'IRAl\JMS • • VOL 90, NO. 23 : ntOMASH.~ • Publlshef • • WIU.IW L09DB..L. Ednot • STIVI M•WJl, • Managing Edltot .. RI VOKOl 0ty Edtt« MMC MAllTIN, Photo Edtw KIM CllaMTH, D1rtetor of <>petitions NOV OITTING, Cl..ifltd M•f'l191f LAMA DINIOlt ,..omotiOI• ....... llwt. Controlter ..,. .. ~,.,. ,,_ .................. 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Host a foreign exchange student this school year The American Intercultural Student Exchange is searching for local host families for high school foreign exchange students for the 1996-97 school year. AISE students will attend a local high school while residing with their host families for 1 O months and learning about the Amenca.n culture. For more information about hosting a foreign exchange stu- dent in your home, call AISE at 1- 800-742-5464. Regional job fair slated at fairgrounds The fourth annual Orange County Community College Job Pair is scheduled on Wednesday; March 27, at the Orange County Fairgrounds from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. in Building 10. The event combines all the local comm\ml.ty colleges' JOb f~ and has quickly become of the largest college job fairs on the West Coast, according to organizers. Booth space 1s avatlable for local employers. Parking and admission is free. The fair is not open to temporary agenoes. For fair information, contact Steve Woodyard at 432-5576. Artists asked to submit work for City Hall The Newport Beach Arts Com- mission is seeking new artists for the 1996-97 City Hall exhibits. Artists working in all media types are eligible. For consideration, artists should s$mit 10 slides of their work to the Newport Arts Com- mission, c/o Newport Beach Community Services department, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915. For more information, call 6' ... 3151. SURP Prom SurfHne W.wtrakfor todaly 4.581.m. Moder•t• surf all Fim high wffk. but look for 10;481.m • some big overhe•d S.Cond low sets.this WMkend with a ct.a"Nse 5:15 pm. 0.6 Mondly and Tues.- Second high O•Y· Clean condl· 11:45 p.m. 4.A tlons with some 8·10 • THURSDAY onshore winds In First low the afternoons all 5:50am. 1.5 week. A moder.ie First high Kale west-northw9.st 11!31 a.m. 3.8 twell wlll llwn S«ondlow things up by the Middle of~ S·46pm. 1.0 Wttk. For ~ily surf Second high. rtpOrb Md tor.-titer mldntght CMU, calf (900) 976- SUftf. The calt ca.ts .... S 1.50 i*ll MY l)Olll-......,. 57 ble toU. ' PeninStila Park sees } .retiJrn: of , 2 sports By Evan Henerson, lJaily,.Pilot BALBOA PENINSULA Organized sports are bound for Peni.nlul°' Park once again. After liability concems forced a recreational hiatus, the city and local soccer and rugby leagues have figured out a way to bring league play back to the popular field adjacent to the Balboa Pier. The YMCA's adult soccer league will hold two pract:k:e games on the field· later this month and the Back Bay Rugby Club will hold two matcl;les in early March. To satisfy the city's risk man- ager, park o£ficials must move the soccer boundaries 100 feet toward the beach. And some- body -city, volunteer group or otherwise -will have to shell out $1,900 for protective fencing to keep balls from flying into ru;:ighbc~&%!~ Y::,:!::::!...."'g lat•--~~~ city will also videotape an entire soccer match at the field March 2 to see how the new arrange- ment works. These provisions were jl.'lst fine with the city's Parks, Beach- es and Recreation Commission. "We sit up-here and moan that we don't have enough field space, and here we have a field that's not quite right,• commis- sioner Gale Demmer said Tues- day night. "It's a lot cheaper to fix it up than to go out.and buy a new field somewhere." Last July. the city canceled its contract with the YMCA after risk man.ager auren. Parley determined balls leaving the field could hit cars or pedestri- ans strolling along the board- walk. The city decision to remov~ the field's soccer goal posts an<t softball backstop infuriated Jess Sell, a Peninsula resident and recreation enthusiast who played softball on the field. A handful of local bar and restau- rant owners also said, since the changes took ettect, soccer and rugby players no longer come by for a post-game meal or drink. At Sell's urging. community services officials reviewed the park design and agreed moving the field's borders toward the beach would take care of most of the concerns, said city Recre• atlon Manager D~ve McConnell. The 4-foot protective fencing on the park's east and west boundaries may also help, McConnell said, provided some· one will pay to install it. YMCA officials have already said they will not pay for the fence. But at Tuesday night's com- mission meeting, Douglas Boyd. former president of the Peninsu~ la Point Homeowners Assoda~ tion, said he would try to rais~ the money from local.homeown! ers. • "My kids always had to go u~ to the east side to play soccer,~ Boyd said. •n would be nice f oi the kids to have a practice field nearby." • . District plans to address ~dergarten inequities Thi,s woman S group has write stuff . .,,, . •During an overcrowding study, Newport-Mesa offi- cials find pupils at certain schools spend less time in class than their peers. •. By Juli! Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -What began as study of the district's overcrowding problem bas uncovered a major discrepancy among kindergarten programs in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. And by the end of this month, school board members could revamp the district's kinder- garten program by increasing class time at some schools and reducing class space at others. . "I believe we have a responsi- bility to make sure all our kinder- garteners have an equal oppor- tunity to learn." Superintendent Mac Bernd said Wednesday. "We have some k:indergarteners in the district spending a third less time in class than those in other district schools. That is a substantial amO\mt of time and I'm not sure that is a good situa- tion to have in our schools.• During the overcrowding study, administrators found some c;iistrict kindergarteners spend an hour more every day in class than other kindergarteners. Schools, including Kaiser. Andersen, Harbor View and Lin- coln, have received district waive~ during the last several years to increase their class tune while other schools teach no ~~------~--.,,..~----------, F. Y.I. + School board members will reYfew the kinder· garten dau structure at a Speclai Feb. 20 meeting. ' I I I I I I I ti I I I L-----------------------~ effect on the structure of kinder- ga,rten classes at every elemen- tary school in the dist{!_ct. nustees are looking at three specific kinds of kindergarten structures, all of which are in place at one or more Newport- Mesa schools. . Nearly every school has an "extended day" program in which one kiDdergarten class uses one room. Half of the class comes early for individualized time with the teacher, and the other half stays late. Some schools have a "stacked" program, in which two kindergarten classes use one room. One class comes in the morning, the other the afternoon. Only Kaiser offers a "full day" program in which one class uses one room, but stays the length of the school day. Mariners Elementary School began a stacked program two years ago after a population explosion forced 1t to cut back on the space for the kindergarteners. T be way Molly Lyon figures it, "Each of us is only enti· tled to one good idea in life, and this is mine.• ' She's talking about the Great " American Wrlte·ln. coming up this Saturday at the Univemty Club at UCI. "For one day a year, for just three hours, it's a way to get people into the system.• Last year, the 10th anniver- sary of Molly Lyons' Write-in, several hundred men and women churned out more than 1,700 letters in three hours. Dozens of specialists repre- senting more than 40 activist organizations were on band to provide expert advice and infor- mation on everything from AIDS and abortion rights public television and women's issues. Writing letters to politicians sometimes actually works. If there 'are facts and data, along with reasoned passion, the let- ter is that much more effective. And that's what the Great American Write-in is designed to accomplish. Molly came up with the idea while driving home from a meeting of the politically active group, Women For: Orange County, an offshoot of Women For: in Los Angeles. At this meeting, the members had been discussing a particu- larly successful letter-writing campaign they had JUSt finished. "I thought, what if we could get a lot of people together at once to get information and fred m artin write letters?" Molly recalled. •At Women For: we'd get out about 30 letters on an issue. With a wnte-in, we could gen- erate hundreds, and they'd be better letters. I have this dream that so many thousands of peo-l ple come to the Write-in that we have to rent Anaheim Staclium It hasn't happened yet." J The only rules at the Write-in are that the letters should be more or less in synch with the issues in which Women For: is involved: Advancement of human and civil rights; improvement of the quality of education; advancement of peace; preservation of natural resources, and the improvement of access to health services. Though the women of Women ror: are not what you'd call Gingrichians, their agenda hardly comes across as that of a bunch of bra-burners, either. A warm. pretty woman with iron.gray hau, Molly Lyon was born into a "very large, very _ poor• ltabM family in Vancou- ver, B.C. She lived in an 1nte- grdted neighborhood, and was barely aware of racial intoler· ance until she moved to South- ern Cahfornia and joined a Pres- byterian church in Fullerton. "The church became involved in helping a black minister find a home for bis small church ... But everywhere they went, they found racism. That the minister was a man of God apparently didn't count. That he was black apparently did. "J was astounded," Molly recalled Tuesday over lemonade at her Linda Isle home. • 1 felt so strongly, This is wrong!" And she's been an activist ever since, except for some time out to fight cancer. Twenty years ago, Molly beat breast cancer. Now she's recov- ering from the after-effects of chemotherapy to conquer lung cancer. "I don't know," Molly said, anticipating my· question. "I've never smoked, I've been exercis- ing for 18 years, and I eat all the right things. They have no idea why I got the disease, I 1ust did." · Big, rough and tumble John Wayne, the Duke himself. couldn't beat lung cancer But Molly Lyon, who gives new meaning to the word durunu- bve, did "I've lived an mcredibly lucky life, so I need to give back to the community.• Her favorite cause is democ- racy -Democracy is !uch a fragile thing. It's like taking care of a • baby, you have to care fOJ it, help it, nurture it, protect it ... 1t needs a lot of help just to stay alive.• ln addition to Women For:, Molly is a<;tive in Planned Par-• enthood e.nd Pro Choice- Orange County. And in champi- oning her own moral code: •1 just believe that every citi· zen should have enough food to eat, decent shelter, a ch.an.ce at education and proper health care. That doesn't seem like too much to ask, does it?" she asked. Molly and her husband Leon will celebrate their 49th anniversary in May. They have three children and six grand- children, which gobbles up much of her time. Plus her own letter-writing campaigns. Molly writes three or four letters a week , mostly to Senators and Representatives in Congress. "It's part of my life; I can't imagine not doing it. It's hard work and sometimes frustrating. But every once in a while, we win one -and that's sweet.• The Great American Write-m will be held Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30 at the University Club on Los Trancos Dr. on the UCI campus. • FRED MAKnN'S column runs Thurs· days and Saturdays. 1-c---.--+-triii'irr.~·'~~~~~~-'~~1~ 1.onyci mc•~<.;'-&"7 """"'"'"" ............ "l Kindergarteners at Kaiser spend more than four and a half hours a day in class while stu- dents at California, College Park;, Newport. Newport Heights, Paularino, Sonora, Vic- tona and Wilson spend the state·required three and a half hours a day. .. ~.~ ~-~:S....£i!~·i-t--~~~~~====~================================~~====;::;:;;:;:::::::;;:::::~==========::=:::::::::~~~~-t;.~ the program is working well after Bernd said all district schools should instruct for roughly the same amount of time, which may mean increasing instructional time at many district schools. School board members also will have to determine how many classrooms should be allotted at each school for kindergarten cla5$8$. That could have a great RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where YCAJI Dollar Coven ~I 1922 H.UIOll llVO., COSTA MESA • 541-11 S6 I S~LE SA VE AN EXTRA 10 % ON ALLIN STOCK RUGS SALE ENDS FEB. l 0 HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 1 o-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa some initial bumps its first year. But kindergarten teachers at other schools are worried stacked classes would .limit the - individual time they spend with their students and could adversely affect their education. 'Kindergarten teachers at Kaiser sent a letter to school board mernben; last month, urg- ing trustees not to stack classes. "We recognize that the ctis- trict is faced with an overcrowd- ing problem," the teachers wrote. ·solutions are not easy but we should not ask our kindergarten children to pay the price for space t.Qat may or may not be used wisely ... 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OMmber o1 Commerce networking, breakfast II at 7:15 am. at th8 a.ta Mela C.cM.mby Club, 1701 C.oU CoUne Pl'ive John Moorlacb will speak on changes that have been tniple: mented since hl$ appolntment as Orange County 'neaswer. The :-:i~-cost is $10 in advance, $15 at tbe door. For more inf onnation, call l ! J 574-8180. ~OVING 8AlANCE ·' •Pitnesi Series: Gaming and Improving Balance• will be pre- sented at no charge from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. POr more information, call 640-2121. $TRESS MANAGEMENT "Stress Monagement and Relaxation• is the title of a free program at 7 p.m . in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary. The pro- gram will focus on ways to evalu- ate and cope with stress. Relax- ation techruques will be prac- ticed. For more mtonnation, call 717-3801. ' INVESTMENT WORKSHOP · Individuals will learn how to enter the world of investing from an experienced brokerage profes- sional at Orange Coast College's two-part workshop from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and Feb. 15. Reg- istration fee ts $29, including 'materials. For more information, call 432-5880. CORPORATE GROWTH MEETING The Orange County Chapter of Association for Corporate Growth's February meeting is at 5:30 p.m at The Pacilic Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.. Newport Beach. Tlus month's topic iJ. "Eco- nomic and Job Growth in Orange 't.:ounty and an update on the iVfue Co ~s New I?eyelOp!Jlen~. The $20 fee includes hors d'o- evres. Por more information. call 436-7633. MONEY MANAGEMENT Coastline Community College offers a nine week class for peo- ple to learn the key concepts and practices of wise money manage- ment. Social Security and Medicare questions will be answered as well. The class meets Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $13. For more information, call 645-2356. PROSTATE CANaR SUPPORT The group will meet from 6:-45 to 8:15 p.m. every Thursday for eight weeks at The Pdtty and G"e~rg . . ~g Cancer Cenrer; TROPICAL ISLANDS TANNING Valentine's Day. Specials · ~Single's Night $3.00 ~10 Turbo Tans $50.00 '}t. Thursdays 5-9 1' · Save $30.00 ~ $4.00 Tans ~ 10 Tans $40.00 1' · Tuesdays & Sundays 1' ~ Be My Valentine (Couples Only) .,,. Two Months -$60.00 One Month loch Person Win a Gondola Ride for Two Around The Canals Of Newport Beach Enter By February 14th CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT: 714·474·9740 3601 JAMIOIH #II NOT TO DllDllCH COffll AT lllSIOL HOUll1 M·f: f ••·I•• •·I a Is 1••·6•• -----OFFERS EXPIRE FEHUARY 29. 1996 ____ ...,. 4000 W. Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The group will provide a forum in which men can receive education and support for those dealing with prostate can- cer. Free. For more information, call 722-6237. FOLKDANa FESTIVAL The 26th ann~ Laguna Folk.- dahce Festival is today through Sunday at Ensign Intermediate School Gym, 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport Bea.ch. The festival fea- tures three dance master teach- ers, dance classes and an interna- tional dance concert. Participants a.re encol\l'a ed to wear corotort -1 able Slioes pre era y Wlth mil lo KDodr:• o.d.. a.gut., ---• •*• clllige 115. ,. -.. #Ms c.11 550-085. a•DNACTIC CAI IVINr Life Oilop"9dk Col fl West 1DYUel ~ ~ in beaning. doctor°'~ .. ~to • ~ bdoimatiori eftllt ma 1~30 to t-.30 p.m. a' Red Uoo Holil. 3050 8dltol St., Colt& M9la. Par ... informa. ttcn. c.all (800)'788-4418. MORI'. 'MtOUGH WNi •Proftt 1broucm ~· ts the flnt in a terlei pl!llBDted by Inventor's Porum that WU1 feature inventon sb4ring the· •bow to• aspects of new product inventing, ..,. .............. legal potec:tion, market evalua- tion, prototyping, venture fiDanc- lng apd business planning from 1;30 to 10 p.m. in Room 101 of Orange Coast College's Science ~Hall. Registration ii $8 for members and $15 for non-mem- bers and will be conducted at the door. Por more information., call ,32-5880. leather soles. For more mforma-today, Saturday and Sunday as tion, call 533-8667, 545-1957 or part of a national tour. The muse- 494-1683. um ill at850 San Oemente Drive. FASONATION OF OROilOS MARRIAGE TUNE-UP Crystal Court presents the 16th The Pirst Evangelical Pree Annual Orange County Cymbidi-Church is sponsoring a week- um Society Show today from 10 end conf~rence to help couples a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday from 10 "tune-up" their marriages a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday from 11 today th.rough the 11th at Coun- a.m. to 6 p.m. at Crystal Court, try Side'Inn & Suites of Newport 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Beach. The cost is $150 per cou- Renowned floral designer Donald ple and includes two nights Davidson will create •A Toucan in lodging, two breakfasts and two 1\'opical Splendor.• Admission is lunches. Por more information, free. For more information. call call 529-55-44 . 435-2167. CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK NORMAN ROCKWELL The Consumer Business Net- Legendary artist and illustratoi: work will meet at 1 a.m. in The Norman Rockwell's Scout paint-Tea Room; 3100 Irvine Ave., New- ings will be on display at the port Beach. Uz Schroeppel will Nervpon Hamor .An "'Muse~umrnmstmnom~:oililTI!l~~te- POETRY READING Orange County •t.ove Poet" Lee Mallory and guitarist Neil Mira,nda will present a poetiy reading at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Dri- ve, Newport Beach. For more information, call 759-0982. BUSINESS WORKSHOP The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce presents a free business assistance work- shop on "How to keep your bard earned dollar" and "How to use your business to increase your personal wealth" from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport beach. Reservations requested.. For more information, call .t76-3223. 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Additional Services We Provide: • Accounting & Auditing e Financial Planning • Business Consulting • ~itigation Support Servicing The Community Fo'r Over 20 Years 3931 MacArthur Blvd .• Ste. 205, Newport Beach, CA 92660 (71 4) 474-7440 (800) 526-0869 FAX (714) 474-7554 From tuxedos and florists, to caterers and bridal gowns, It's all In the Weddlns~ PW Plinner, HOME REMOOEUNG SHOW "Dieam Bacltyard• and •wm- ter Plower Wonderland· Will hlghligbt the 20th AnnUal Home RemodeliiJ.g & Decorating Show at the Orange County Fair- grounds. Hours are today from noon to 10 p .m., Saturday from 10 'a.m. to 10 p .rn. and Sunday from 10 a.m. lo 1 p.m. Adnilision lS $5.15 for adwts, $3 for seniors and children under 12 are free. I BACK BAY WALK A free guided walking tour of the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserv~'will leave every 10 or 15 minuteS'between 9 and 10:15 a.m . today at the comer or East Bluff Drive and Back Bay-Road, The tour-fakes approximately one and a haH-hours. VALENTINE'S BAU The 1996 Valentines Day Ball, a charity event to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hos- pital, is at the Hyatt Newporter in ~ Newport Beach. Included 1n the evenings events are Monte Carlo- sfyle gambling games with play inoney, a silent auction and fan- tastic prizes. nckets are $35 to advance and $50 at the door. Call 547-0552 for reservations. JOB FAIR Westec Security is hosting a job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its offices, 100 Bayview Circle, New- port Beach. The fair is open to the public and attendees will get on- the-spot interviews. For more fnfonnation, call 725-6241. 'BARBERSHOP CHORUS The Masters of Harmony, a nationally acclaimed, award-win- ning barbershop chorus, performs at 8 p .m. in Orange Coast Col- lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Tickets are $12 in advance and edoor on, 4 -8 . STAGMORN FERNS Sbennan Ubrary and Gardens offers a 0 prograrn on 'Staghom Perm' at 9:30 a.m. at ·26'7 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The program ls free and open to the public. For more information, call 673·2261. BOOK SIGNING Best-selling mystery wnter Michael Connelly Will sign h1S lat- est bOok "The Poet" at 1 pm at the Costa Mesa Super Crown, 1835 Newport Blvd. For more information. call 979-0123. YOUNG PERSON'S CONaRT The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center presents compos- er and oomputer music wizard Morton Subotnick in concert at 1 :30 p.m. as part of its Young Per- son's Chamber Music Concerts. Ticke~ are $6 and available al The Center Box Office 740-2000 or through ncketMaster (213) 480-3232. ART SHOW/W1NE TASTING Gail Roff Fine Art Gallery invites you to meet the artists at a Valentines Art Show and Wme Tasting today from 2 to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 to 3 p.m. at 2901 W. Coast Highway, Ste. 240, Newport Beach. Call 574-9191 for more information or to RSVP. SUCCESSFUL PARENTING Barne & Noble hosts a work- shop/discussion by Rosalie Kfoury "On Being a More Successful Par- ent" at 3 p.m. at Triangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631- 0614. CREATIVE SCIENCE The Creation Science Associa- tion of Orange County's public meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at Mariner's Church, 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. Arlin Pen- ner, an expert on .butterflies, will ~8~ "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" ~ ,;;:;:;ED&Snga:::oo Factory & Showroom Complimentary 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Design Consulting • with f:ibric and labor urchu:d thru Mesa hoist .... ~ ~· • . -•9C\I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1996 AS ~ ·-. . ._· .. present a program entitled "But· terflie1: how they refute Darwin's Theory of Evolution.• He will talk abOut the metamorphimn of but- terflies and illustrate it with exhibits from his extensive collec- tion. The meeting i5 free and ~ to the public. More lnfor· mation: 898·8331. 'WINNERS' COMPUTER CLUB Orange Coast College's Win- ners' Window Users Computer Club meets from 9 a.ro. to noon in Room 116 of the Pine Arts Build- ing. The club is open to 8Ilyone interested in Microsoft Windows and Windows applications, inclucling beginners. Annual membership fee for the club is $20 and includes a newsletter. Registration is conducted at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. BUSINESS RECORD KEEPING A four-hour record-keepin~ and lax workshop will be present- ed for small business owners by Orange Coast College CommUni- ty Education Office from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Room 203 of the Lewis Applied Science Building. Regis- tration fee is $39 or $69 for two. For more information, call 432- 5880. SELF HELP BOOKS WORKSHOP ·So you just bought another self-help book" is the title of a . free community workshop by Elizabeth Slocum, 10to11:30 a.m. 2900 Bristol St., First floor confer- ence room, Building B. Relate the most popular self help books to the most common needs of those who buy them. A discussion will mdude seven ways to increase your emotional intelligence and bU.ild higher Jelf..esteem. There is no fee. but reservation5 ue required. Call SS0· 1689 for reser- vations and more informatiOn. SUNDAY CHINESE lANTtRN FESTIVAL MUSIC Newport Beach Central Llbrary invites the public to a free Chinese Lantern Festival musi- cale at 3:30 p.m. m the Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. FAMOUS PEOPLE PlAYERS Learn the fntricacie1 of making, spending and aving money. For more information, call -432- 5162. ATTENTION DEFICIT DtSORDER Brian Carey of Coastline Counseling Center will give a talk on the causes of ADD, bow it cre- ates learning dis4bilities arld what a parent can do to help an ADD child and theU' teach@r work with ADD in •ADD & Lea.nung Disabilities: Waking up from the Nightmare," from 1 to 8:30 p.m. at Coast.line Co.unseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Ste. 105, Newport Beach. A donation of $5 is req'uested. For more information, call 476-0991. The Famous People Players, Canadll's black light theater ... :;. tro\lpe, bring the legends of Hol- lywood to life at 2:30 p.m . at OrAnge Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatr~. The players, dressed in black, manipulate life- size puppets like Paul Newman, Marilyn Monroe and Charlie Chaplin, without ever giving lunt BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL WOMEN South Coast Busmess and Pro- fessional Women's lunch and pro- gram is at 11 :30 at El Tonto, 633 S. Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The topic is •following Your Heart In All That You Do.· The cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. For more informatlon, call 472- 4666. to the fact that 10 of1he 13 mem- bers are developmentally handi- capped. Advance tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for children. For more information, c~ 432-5880. MONDAY MONEY MANAGEMENT Orange Coast College's Re- .Entry Center offers a free two- part money management work- shop from 6 to 8 p.m. today and Feb. 26 at the Re-Entry Center, Fairview Road, Cost-a Mesa. 35MM CAMERA WORKSHOP The two-part introductory workshop is designed to help stu- dents develop and improve both visual and mechanical skills with a 35mm camera. The class is from 7 to 9 p.m. today and Feb. 20 at Orange Coast College. Registta· tion is $45. Por more infonnation, call -432·5880. INVEST IN stOCK MARKET •tnvest in the Stock Market with Your Principal Guaranteed with Index Anriwt:ies• lS the title of the free noon program in tbe Fnends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Libr~, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mformatlon, call 717-3801. • Send your items to the Arol)bd Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627: fax 646-4170 or call 540.- 1224, Ext. 333. ' f l .. i· • I l...-Jl_.l YOUR EYETUCK SPEC CALL NOW FOR FREE CONSULT LYONEYF. ?60-3003 *7 ~ ~ --iii"""ir..l'l#l""CZ"~-H-~~..___-r-~~r-,.~=-4---- 1401 AVOCADO 402 ·NEWPORT BEACH This Saturday-9:30to11:30 am HIGHEST OUALllY VACCINES COMPLIMENTARY "HEALTHY PET" EXAMINATIONS STATE LICENSED VETERINARIANS CAT t'J:~"' DOG \,. SE~D FL()\\'ERS &_ · RABBIITINSURANCE <:... \ )..J 441 Old Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach & ./ ,.. !near Hoag H<llpnllll 631-7740 spruce up for spring ........................ • • • • • • • • • Tree Trim!1ltng & Removal Landscape Renovaoon & Cleanup Nev. 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Students submitted letters ~ recommendatiOn on behalf of ~ favonte instructors, and the ~ege's full-time faculty voted J.,n. 29 and 30. Results were unounced Jan. 31. Corporate Costa Mesa ---- resident Julle A. Kramer has been promoted to vice presi- dent at Uruon Bank She is the branch manager of the bank's Superi- or Offlce Local busi- Julie A. Kramer ness, TIA/Newport, was award- ed gold a.nd silver honors by the neighbors d Costa Mme have announced Chat c.-. aS1rw bu mgned a 1eUe I« more than 11,000 NuaJe feet Of spacie at Center Tower. CompuServe is a moJor provider of online services with more than tow million members worldwide. ! Kimberly Daniels, a sophomore at Costa Mesa High School, ed winner of the local Veterans ot Foreign Wars annual essay contest for her essay on •Patri-Kimberly otism in Ameri· Daniels ca Today.• The contest was open to all high school stu· dents in the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District. Daniels' essay will now compete for VFW county and state awards. Winnel'6 at the national level will receive college scholarships. Health Care Communicators The Newport Beach Sister City Assoaation of San Diego for its Association held its annual meet- work on campcugns for Pyxis Cor-ing at the Balboa Bay Club on poration and GenProbe, Inc. Tuesday, Jan. 30 to introduce TIA/Newport is a full-service newly elected board members marketing communications and discuss future events agency speoali.zmg m health and Included among the 21 board related mdustnes of directors are newly elected . I Michelle Bohrer, Fashion Island; The Offices of South Coast 1?laza ~ lrelen Japenga, president of Lido ••••••••••••••••••• ! Newpo~ :· : BEAUTY SUPPLY: • • darmelOllilcMI • • • . """ . • nlUnlli • :-t ••••••••••••••• r: ~ZO% OFF~ : Entire Purchase : • •:--, ~p ,.,...~ ' ... #4 ..... J • • • .. "'* MERCURY . • JSle Communitr :Aasodation: y.,. 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While on the six-month deployment, Tobin and fellow Marines have participated in sev- eral multinational exercises with forces from Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine. The exercises focused oh joint amphibious oper- ations, including landing Marines ashore; formation maneuvering; and conducting reconnaissance in preparation for the landings . ••••••••••••••••••• • • • 3601 pamboree Rd #8 N.B. • INSURANCE CO. • 261~788 • • • • Jamboree at Bristol J : • • Back Bay Court • ~ ................ : CRAIG BROWN INSURANCE (714) 760-1255 240 NetNpOl't Cent:st-Or., 1122 •Newport 8ssch in Fashion Island CALL TODAY for HBO tonight 549-3500 c " Idea of museum merger returns to the spotlight •But will the talks between Newport Harbor and l:a:QW!a art museum officials finally bear fruit? By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot of Hist refusal, company 1p9kesman ~Thomas said. Deed provisions could become important if -as some museum- two museums have talked oU watchers have speculated -the and on,• said Laguna Art Muse-two boards hope to combine their um trustee Ellen Marshall. •1t•s resources, sell ·the two existing NEWPORT CENTER -TalkS premature to have any further sites and move the newly-created of a merger between the New-conversation at this time.• facility into Costa Mesa's South port Harbor Art Museum awi+-~lalpjm.Jl:IAII>OJ Al1.Muwun-H~.t ~ the Laguna Art Museum have director Michael Botwinick also Coullty Performing Arts Center. resurfaced, accordliig to officials refused to comment on the talks. Tom Nielsen, a Newport Har- !rom both museums. The musewns are among the bof' Art Museum trustee, would Again. oldest and most well-respected not comment on the pOsslbility of •This was being talked about a.rt institutions in the county. The Newport Beach losing its art in the late 1980s when I was on Laguna facility, located on Coast museum, except to say •there 15 the Laguna museum's board of Highway near Las Bri5as restau-nothing to suggest that the muse- trustees, so this is not a new sub-.rant, has a satellite gallery in um won't move ahead with its Ject, • said Newport Beach Qty South Coast Plaza. The Newport plans for the library (building)." Councilwoman Nonna Glo¥e... u.~...,. museum is· in Newport ., ~uv,. •The only question on the •The question is, 'Is it going Center. to go somewhere this time?' And Last December, the Newport table is whether these two organi- the answer is unknown.• Harbor Art Muse\.DJl kickeQ off a zations want to get·together and Alth h th share their resources,• Nielsen oug ey aclmowledged $6 million campaign to pay for an said. •From my point of view, this merger discUssions are taking expansion into an adjacent facility. is simply the continuation of Place, trustees and museum offi-That facili•" the site of the •1• something started long ago: cials said no details have been former Newport Beach Public estal;>lished. Each city's museum Library, was deeded to the Sources familiar with the has selected a team of individual musewn by The Irvine Co. The negotiations say, contrary to pre. trustees to discuss a possible deed stipulates, however, the vious discussions, the current talk merger. building must remain a muse-is being fueled by new Laguna And that's all most of the um. H museum administrators board president Gil LeVasseur, a trustees will say. try to sell the building, The private investor with experience •For years, people from the ll'vine Co. would have the right in corporate mergers. * CARING STAFF * FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE * CERTIFIED FITNF.SS SPECIALISTS * NEW EQUIPMENT ;I( MONTH-TO-MONTH MEMBERSHIPS * FAMILY RATES * SENIORACTMTIES *YOUTH KARATE ,~...-liiiiM_. MEMBERSmP INCLUDES: •New Member Orientation• 25-Yard Heared Pool • Use of Free Weight Room and • Equipment by Body Master • Basketball • Volleyball • Stair Climbers • Treadmill • Lifecydes • Schwinn Airdyne Bicycles • Life Rower • Concept II Rower • Upper Body Ergometer • Nordic Track • Racqucrball • Hand?all • ,Step. Ac~obics • Ac~vc Olde~ ~ult Fitness.• Hard Bodies Class • Aqua Aerobics • Aquatic Fttncss • Seruor Aquauc Fitness • Swun For Your Life • Senior Lap Swim • Locker and Towel Service.• AWAY P~Allows Use of Other YMCA &cilirics _ ~ ~ ---------------------~-, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ; Value ol up fO $100 ; I I I I IL Must present Coupon. Offer Expires February 10, 1996 I ------------------------~ DI the • lrvlneYM •ID UlllMl .... lli Dr. MllD H11man Options benefits from fund-raising events V Man Clecak ta a tiny woman. In the aush of the crowd, aecalt is all but lost beneath the shoillders of her comrades. Those who know this petite , l~ however, refer to her a.s a --grant. As the executive direCtor of Human Options, a shelter that provides alternatives for abused women and their children, · Clecak has beena ·an • angelto - countless individuals since the shel- ter opened in 1982. friends. The Islanders have com- mitted their yearly b6unty to Human Options, a fact which makes Oecak smile. After au, this group means business. The small, exclusive Islanders take' no prisoners. When they gather for lunch, in addition to showing off to one anpther the latest ladies-who-lunch fashion, they raise money. And . they plan the next event to raise more mon- ey. And they . talk. .. This week in Orange County, Cle- cak stumped for her cause with back-to- back events. b.w. cook Among the best talkers and money raisers and fashion femme fatales, is the irrepressible Cerise Feeley. She was wearing one of those big · black hats, trimmed and rimmed in gold. Vivian Clecak, executtve dlredor of Human OpUona (center) was Joined by Susan Stahl (left) and Jamie WWdnson (right) at a recent preview party at Prego IUstorante. The preview party for CarneVale and upcomtng benefit for tbe Gaurdtan Angels of Human Options drew {left to right) Monica Torres, Franco Vessia, general manager of Prego, and Sbanllon Bums. The porte cochere of the Four Seasons in Newport Center was lined with its usual armada of luxury cars for lunch. Ladies in their hats of black, trimmed in gold, earrings dangling from their lobes, reflected the filtered sunshine as they made their way down the bone marble path to the main entrance. The jingle and jangle of all that big jewelry and the clickity click of all those pairs of high- heeled shoes made a bit of music, as The lslanden con- ve~d on the hotel for a little ~---JiinCii, ·a·liTtrel>usmess~ aildatil-" tle fashion provided by Neiman Marcus. Clecak was among the crowd, sans jewels and heels. She had come to lunch with her Tina SbaJnitz, tall and leggy and very trim, show~d off her figure in a slinky suit of her signature color, cit- rine, with elegant jewels to match. Ronnie Allumbaugh took the best dressed award, donning a tailored, rich chocolate brown suit by St. John with enameled buttons, suitable for military awards for valor. Allumbaugh looks chic in anything. Her smile lights up any room. As the ladies discussed O.J. Simpson's latest foray into the media and Steve Forbes family background, Barbara Vene'Zia tOdklll'e"mrcmpriorie~ to work. The co-host of cable 1V's •Home On The Range• is a very capable organizer She whipped the room into shape, and the chitchat was replaced 6-) COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE ..., :., l'lfSOOS ~ Sjnging, All Dancing, All Gershwin with the business of raising money for Clecak and her shel- ter for abused women. Lunch was served, and new Islander member, Dana Rosen - berg, of Neiman Marcus, watched from the vantage point of her table as mod~ls p,.araded the garden room, showing off the very latest from the upscale racks. For those who don't know, the '605' are really back, big tune. Models looked like Carol Brady meets Doris Day on the way to a Pucci sale. Short little Jackets and short little skirts, plenty of orange and lime green. Could this mea.ia that brown CR?\ZY FOR YOU EN'S <Arpet & Drapery January Clearance on AI·,14 REMNANTS 50°/oOFF Now Open Sundays from 11 -4pm JUst in time for Valentines! February 5th thru 17th. We said we never wanted to hove another sole, bot we need to clear the space for the new stc:>ck we bought at the recent Jewelry Show in January. As everyone who has ever attended one of our sales knows, our soles ore truly SAUS. No tags changed ... no marking up to mark down ... a truly righteous sole ... and when it's over, it's overt Come early for best selection. green refrigerators are far behind? Other dedicated Islanders sharing a little lunch included the delightful Oard.le Dunlap (she's another lady with great style all the time), Mary Lou HoJUSby, ~ary Ann Wells, Mar- garet Richardson, and Iran Matthews. Several hours later, the crowd gathered once again for Clecak as Ristorante Prego, Irvine, opened its Tuscan doors. Cele- brating the coming of Carnevale, the Italian Mardi Gras, event co-chairs Karin Lekas and Carol Ulttschwager joined Prego boss Franco Vessla of Italian delicacies, all for Human Options. Fran Bakst. Cecily Burke, Maile Busby, De Doolittle, Joyce Gwtdt, Ginny and Ledge Hale, Nancy Hegness, Dlane Hextell, David and Myrna Hill, Gael Uhby, Irene Mccaffrey, LaJean Richards, and Susan Stahl were among the throng that had come to celebrate not only Carnevale, but the near completion of Cleeak's new facility for abused women and children. One patron made the mistake of asking Clecak where the facility was located. "I can't tell you that," she replied. •The location is a secret to protect the occupants.• "Then how do the women and children find it?• ques- tioned another guest. •They find it, believe me, they find 1t when they need us,• Clecak said. The Prego gathering was a fund-raising event for The Guardian Angels, a new support wing of Human Options. Money raised will be added to major funds provided by The Irvine Co., KTGY Group, INC, Home- A!d of Orange County, and a host of dedicated locals such as Y gal and S}Jella Sonnenshlne, Nancy and' Mike Meyer and Karen and Tom Unden. • 8.W. COOK's column runs Thursdays Saturdan. -------------------------· ~ -- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER ~~~~~~~~~- Zntfre PurdMl8e I I • I I OUr everyday prites are lower than our~ dbs' .... '*"' exdud6 Aveda. ~ Q M1liad l•ltiltal I valid wt 2117196 elem9NI I 642-1717 283-D 17th Stretl, Costa Mesa (Nnt to Rw) Opni 7 Days: l'.1-F 10.S Sat. 10.7 ~,,. 11-6 •• I I I -' • ------------------ C ~rys t:1l C ~ourt l 1 t s ent~ The Fascination of [ n a bnlhant display of color Orchids and bloom. the 16th annual Orange County Branch of the Cymb1d1um Society of America Show will be held at Crystal Court, Friday, February 9. Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11, 1996. Rated among the top-five orchid shows in the country, "The l'ascmatJon of Orchids" --~ bongs together the nation's leading orchid growers, nurseries, society • members and hobbyists. The of artisttc displays, exhibitions, demonstrations, seminars and competitions officiated by judges from the Cymb1d1um Socic~ of America and the Arricncan Orchid Soctety. A van ty of mtcmatJonal orchids, bOuquet l'Tlngcmcnts and COl"Sa8CI will bt avulabt for purcha throughout the wcckcnd nd 1ust in tim for Valentine' D y. C omc c ll three lcvils of Crystal Coun transfonncd lnto I of ord\ids. Adm Sston as free . And the fasanation will Jut forever For more Information } pluat Qll (71 .. ) 485-2160 February 9 10 11 f I ' I t I • '"PUCAN CANCIR somTY mAYllCllWI AmlrbD cum SocWy't a.Mr 1ar lur. ii beld m Jw ad ID+o..,,_ a 9Mdl ol runoen!W.abn OOQIP9dDg .... each. other to, .... money. IWay ... tor 18 hours with four simulteDloul events~ acTOll ~County. Volunteers:oeeded for a nwaber ol tub indodi!lg ~.team captu.s. ALZHEIMBrS ASSOQAllOH solidting corporate 1pomonbip, end Of. ORANGE COUNTY team partiopation. for mote infonna· ' The Alzheimer'I Anodat1on ol tion, contact Sally canon at 261-9'46. Qrange County needs volunteers for its V15iting Voh,uiteer Program; support AMERICANS FOil FltEE CH01C1 • group leaden tor patifnts and C4J'8 IN MEDIONE , givers; and for the volunteer helpline. Americans for Pree Choice ln Medi· Jnterested volunteers can call 283-1111. cine, a non-profit educatiODal organiu· --+-m· ,., founded on the idea of mdivicfua.l AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY liberty and free enterprl.M, 1.s seeking The Orange County Region of the office vo\unteers. Por more information, American Cancer Society Is seeking call 645-2622. office voluntNTS. Also, volunteeri are belng sought to answer Ca.I.ls for the AMERICAN HOME HEALTH unit's Helphne lnfoCenter. For infonna-HOSPICE PROGRAM lion on these and other volunteer oppor-1be American Hc:me Health Hospice turubeS. call Sally Carson at 261-9«6. Program needs volunteers to give em> tlooa1 support tatennlDally w patients and AMERICAN CANQR SOOETY their families in the greater Orange Coun· DAFFODIL DAYS ty area. 1hlining is prowled. for lnfonna· Volunteers needed for committees,. lion. call 5.50-0800 or (800) 5"0-25"5. A'IBICAN YOUTH SOCXlll ~dlll Mar AYSO~~ S1needsYObmtnnfor1996 IOCIC8I' MUOD~dcii. p.,..lj Of~ iDd girll agee 4 112 IO 16 U'e needed b Ct'lmputer Input. ~ coacbblg, ,re1....mg, equipment and purcbulng. Call 6'0-2539. ASSOCIA110N IWWSSANCE CREATORS A.RCts a non-profit group in Costa Mesa that spomon and supports multi-• outrelldrcomnrcmi~ such u the bomttJeli sanctuary. Vo11U1· teen are needed. Por 1Dformation, call Dr. Renee N8Jll.Ute. S.C0.-5803. IAU.ET MCIACA The Ballet Pacifica Guild. a volunteer support group foe Ballet Padfica, needs volunteers foe a variety at tasks. For infor. matioo, call Molly Lynch at 642-9215. BIG BROTHERS, llG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old ~ • St~OOD • PRJAJ-i' ~-:----~ ~ Spend Valentine 's Day At ~ • • ~ ~emr ~ • Sccnk \ow•c & Fresh Scafno1.l Grill 4 • 4 • Roman tic Harbor rteu· 4 • \EWPORT BEACH • 25 1 E. Coast H"1·· 4 ~ (714) 673.1;05 ;. •. 4 • .\tAKE \OLK Rf..~ERnno~·rooA\'! c • 4 ............................. IOY ICDUYS Of '9-A INC.. OIU• CDWITY .... CCUl-llKa- Vobnt• ~ lndude f\md· ~ progr-.n ~and ll'ainlDg to Gietblg troopl end pec:b. POi' men JntOtmetloo, ...U Devol\ Dougherty. 548-4990 IOYS AND GIRLS CW9S Of COSTA MISA//Nl'WPORT lfAot The three &(ea Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and 4Jtl and crafts workshop teachers. For locations and more Information, call Dick Pow· ers, 642·2~5. aNTINMAl FARM TOUR Volunteer docents are needed at the Centennlal Parm at the Orange County Fairgrounds ln Costa Mesa. C\ll Ginny Smith, 708-1517. Q NTU FOR CREATIVE Al.TERNATMS The Center for Creative Alternatives, a non-profit charitable organiiation that works through the United Way, needs volunteen, graduate level interns or trainees. Por informabon, call Karen, 642-0377. New,_ 8 1 NC 11 ,._ Dll, PiOt mmay 6-cluti9I. '*..,. kifonna-~ llOMW. tioo. m11 uo.a•. 1'be Colilgil HolpMal COICa Mell ~ lmA ~ SOCll1Y ~II~~ IO pw• --.....-... -:..II--. &.d-·"'-· p'--hlfm dmica1, aecepdoa cMk. gift t!>oP .... .,...._., "---•UJ-&Dd otbs dutMI at the botpitaL Put tot iuld ~ reLltlDg to the history information, call ~2-273' between 9 ol COiia Ml9a Ud the hii'bCi area. a.m. aud .t p.m. Volunteen are Deeded for derical taakl, comput• q,ut and help ln the COMMUNITY HOSP1C1 CAM libtary. Por Jnfonnabon, call 0.ari• Community Ho9~ C&re, which Beecher, 631·5918. provldes medical and emqtiooal sup-~ to t.ennln4lly Ul patients and their COSTA MESA UTnACY GROUP families 1D Orange County, need.a vol· 1be..Coat4 MeM Uteracy Qroup unteers m Costa M.a irid·Ne •tpOl't ..,......,..,,:zr;1r1111"""'tierl tt> help people Beach. For lnfonnabon or to i'flglster, become literate or teaCb Eilglisb as a call Cindy Lo.I.rd, 978-7447. second language. For iritormatton, call Puller, 5"8-3384. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumen for Legal Retonn has an COSTA MESA SENIOR CENlU QJ19oing need for volunteen to monitor The multipurpo&e senior services • ci)'il court judges. A computer and ...... t th of t °'"' Street d do""ations are-•·-needed. Por more fa...,...ty 8 e comer ... .,.. an ,.. w..u ~MDOM ~ue Meks volunt"'9 for a information, cAD Barbara at as.cu88r. varlety of tasks. For more 1nformation, CORONA DEL MAR SCENIC SK RUN call 645·2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce is active· COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ~VO- ly seeking volunteers to assist with the ,._.._5 Of OltANGE.COUHTY (r&c-"' Scenic SK Run and 2 Mile Walk to be ""'' ~ ..,..,_, held on June l,For more information, Votilnteers are needed to make a call 673-'050. two-year commitment to serve as advo- C4tes for abused. neglected and aban- COSTA MESA OV1C PLAYHOUSE doned children. Owing ~ two-year The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse period, volunteers work o&-on-one needs volunteers for ushering, back-_with a child for three hows a week. For stage, mailings, typing, bgbts and_ information, call 93.S-6124. OU'i ·a en --------------, I I I I 1 I I I I I I &pns Zf/11'6 I lfatpdllil6111f•~--""" 64 ... . -L------~--.J Valen fine's Dat:1 BODY MENDERS C LINIC Wine & Dine Your Va lentine! February 12. 13 & 14 •Four Course Dinner •Dessert • Complimentary Valet Parking $70 00 Per Couple •Tax and Gratuity nol mcluded LI VE ENTERTAINMENT• CLASSICAL GUITARIST (on t41h only) 11 ~-\-1 I F.or Rtstrvad.on CaU 756-CIAO <2426> -----• NEAi OIANCf COUNrY Alll'OltT H\~11 Rq:..-11<')' lr~111,· • I 7•11HI l.1111huo.'l' llh 11 • lr~in~ "Kneading You the Right Way" VALENTINE'S SPECIAL Give the gift of Relaxation PAMPER PACKAGE $85.00 Va lue Now $55.00 SESSION INCLUDES: • Steam Embrace •Aromatherapy • 1 Hour Full Body Massage GIFT CERTIFICATF:S AVAH.ABLE •OFFER EXPIRES 3/31/96 ij E ACCEPTED (714) 434-9200 2845 Mesa Verde Suite 2 • Costa Mesa CA 92626 BODV ,,~ ' ' G[eel:I .S~s ,,.,.,,..,,.,., __ ) u1.r1 U£; 'Trt:ar yuur Lunt: 20362 SW lliCh St. • NewpG:rt Beach. . r r . UM your: VISA Mastercard American Expreas Discover Cord February 5th thru 17th We said we never wanted to have another sale, but we need to clear the space for the new stock we bought at the recent Jewelry Show in January. As everyc:>ne who hos ever attended one of our soles knows, our soles are truly SALIS. No togs changed ... no marking up to mark down ... a truly righteous sale ... and when it's over, it's overl Come eorly for best selection. 180J W•tcllff Drive Newp0rt Beach M2·1110 (714) 756-1211 ,. ••• Dl5COV9lY SHOP Dik'OWl'Y Sl.'°P9 are nm by t.M Amert.c.n C:UC. ~. VoluntMR ate~ ud DO lpecia1 akilll ate .--iy. Pot informebon, call 660. •m betw.en JO a.m. and 5 p.m. DISPUTE MSOUmON SllMaS Dilpute Resolution $4,rvlaii needs voluntw medleton, c.ue t~ts and outr'Mcb .-.wits to help in a variety ol mediation CAMI. BilingUal langua.g. akWI are need9d for office volunteen and for med.latons. Pot more infonnatkm, call 250-0488. EASTElt SIAL5 The Easter Seall Society needs vol· unteers for ongolng derical work and to help in programs for chlldren wtth i:l.itabihtMI and in special events. For information, c:all 83'-ll 11. EXOtANGl Q.UI OflLD ABUSE PRE· V£N110N ClNTtll Volunteers are needed to help fami~ Ues when an inddent or chlld abuse bas h been reported and a referral made by ... COllll&y ........ wlla ........ al .......... °' ...... ~....,. tian. .... ~mil m.1101. FAaWN# ~<INTEJl n. hiiMw l)eyel.! ........ c.ts ID CGlta Meli Medi volunu.a, and dooatiOal are welcome. Por more lnfor· matioo, call 957-511' between 8 t m and ';30 p.m. ~..-..--~--...-"'"""'~-- ASH HUIOR WA INC. Priends In Sei'vice to Hama.n.lty (PISH) olfen emergency umtance to tboee In need and~ the Mobile Meals program. Volunteers ate needed to help in a variety ol anias. Por more Information, call Debby, 6'5-8050. aa SCOUll Of OUNGI COUNTY Tbe Gld Scouta al 0nnge County need volwdMrl to be tramed .. troop IMil9rl, MrVe CID ij>edal OOIN"lttM* and give i.ctutM. ~aliopa or ~.PW informatbs, call 979-7900. GltLS INC. Of ORANGE COUNTY Girls Inc. often educatiOnal and enildunent ojJpc:irtuntties for girls o:rid boyl. Vohmteen are needed. For more information, call Amy, 6'6-7181. GlASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled FOOD DISTlllUTION CEHTEll adults who meet monthly for education· The Pood Distrlbution Center, al, entert6l.nment and sodal purposes. Orange County's private no~·profit Por lpfonnation, call n9-J.«1. • -food bank, needJ votanteerno tnsp«r., -'-"-----.-. -- and sort donated foods and to help with HAll80R AREA • HUHTINGTON malli.Dgs. For more information, call the VALLEY ADULT CARE CENTEllS volunteer COOTchnator, nl-1343. 1lUi organJ.zation IS committed to FRIENDS Of THE COSTA MESA UIRARY The Friends of the Costa Mesa Ubrary need volunteers. Por lnfonna· tion, call the library, 6'6-8845. ruu.un aua Volunteers needed for fun and fuUW. mg activities for entertainment and offering community based long range term care programs In a therapeutic environment structUred to meet the needs or functionally-Impaired older adults and provide respite and support· ive servica to their families. The mam offioe at 661 W. Hamilton, Costa Mesa needs qualified volunteer receptionists. Volunteers will receive training on tel~ pbonel, eopyillg, m.g ad a.-the ~ wUla ..,.a event&. Call MS· 9331 ~ILID ud4;30p,m for addtijon.al ~. HAT COii?• ITX* , TM HAI Connection ii a women's pbilan~ m.mlon of the Chamber ol Coinmerce that MIVes Cogta Mesa and Ne~ 8Mch For Wonnation. call Kay Walbwger, 650-21~. HBUTAGE HOUR AU>CIUARY Volunteers 1n1 needed for an au:xtl· wy tuppoct group bem9 fonned by Heritage Hou.se, a non·proht aubstance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women Md their cb.tldren m Costa MeM. For more information, call 6'6-2271. . HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PROGRAM lff'Ugtrt1opes Head bt]my Pro· gram's Rea Center m Cos~ Mesa, a non-profit organ.wstion serving the needs of head-injured adults and their families, ls seeking volunteers For mformation, call 646·7458 ... HOSPICE FAMILY CARE Hospice Family Care is seelo.ng peo- ple to help with errands, visits and companionship to temunally ill patients and the1r families. For information. call Lany Mariotti at 730· 1114 IHTWNIH COUNCa. Tbe.~·MMA·bvine lnterlAltb CoundL an umbrella orgaqtution ror .evwal area MfV!ce ~ needs vol· Wlteer'I active in local ~·tiona For infQnDAtian. c:aJl ~Brown. S.U· 3283. JWEMLE OIAIETIS FOUNDATION INTBtNATIONA&. The Juvenlle Daabetea Fouridation Intematiooal, Orange County O\apter, i5 seeking volunteers to seive on Its golf tournament c:ommittM and for data entry. Also a public relations mtem is needed. For inlormation on these and other opportunities, call LH Powell at 553·0363. KIDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection ls dedi· • NEW OMECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. cated to the emotional, educational and The non· profit recovery center for 1tfidllci41 neMS or d'ltldren affli---..,-WJfiu. w~ -~-"'"'-"-_,...,....., with cancer. Volunteers are needed. For chemical dependencies seeb Volun· mformabon. cAl.l 851-777-4 teen. Call s.48-9927 between 10 am, SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety br programs wtth the Orange County cbclpter For more mformabon, call 480-5222 MAkE·A-WISH FOUNDATION Make· A· \\Tish Foundallon or Ordllge dDd & p.m or call Jay at 5'8-8754. • NEWPOllT BfAOt CONRllENCE AND VfsrTORS' IUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Vwtors Bureau is dedic.eted to the po- mobon or the aty to potential visitors. U you have extensJVe knowledge ol New- port Beach and would like to vohmtMri , call 722· 1611 ! • • • • • l.s a sexy bollday, tlaHWy wo"''"' Hiies to feel uxy andftnnbtl"e. Surprise tbat s~l lady r IUe wUb llH pn-fect gf/t "'tbq """' wttb yow arul rwcnv. lO. 4d1yo11r Nxt J1Nrcba.6& • S...food • Paola • F;.i, • v •• 1 • ••c. •tc, ... 0 ITALIA mAVH_ ~ COME TO ITALY fOR A ROMANTIC VALENTINE'S DAY & VISIT OUR ITALIA TRA\'El A CENCY, SPECIALIZINC IN WINE & FOOD TOURS, AS WUL AS INDl"IOUAL .. CROUP TRAVEL Suvl11g Lllnclr & Di11nu & Cocktails Catering for 1111y size or 1111y budget Scampi Rcstour""' 1 S 76 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach • 645·8560 Between 16th & lndustr'lal N~ort Beach e only Commercial Orchid Nureery lt•/111 Ti'•vcl 1 5 70 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 646-4783 \,; ,.\ Mediterranean Chicken !famb Honey w'm:rfionds Roasted Quail Bastia Ao Poulet Couscous Vegetable LVNCH ~ DINNER f'lne Mediterranean Cuisine 1&20 w. rlldftc eo..t Hwy.• rtewpott Be.ec.111 646-1420 "u.. ~'-~..-~ '.'if .. .~-;t". _,....._,.. .;.'& t:"\ A '"' 'A"' ...... K a · a r ' Our '1 'a/entines 'Dav '--i'' Special .. 1f enu I , NE\V YORK FR\.'JJ.. SIN1\TRA ..................... $14.95 PRIME RIB 01-BFH .................................... $13.95 rr!Ro.1suJ RrJ Prpprr S.1111r '.I i' BROILED KJN(, S \I \H )'\; .......................... $12.95 NF\\' YORKS fl-\1" S \:-... FR.\:--;( IS<< L. ...... $14.95 I .~ ... .. r CHICKF-..:-Ct 1 \ \IPI< ,,< '' ................... $12.95 C \PPFI 11'\I :\1 (;In '\,< 11111 .................... $13.95 I'! 1\1ClII(1-..1' l l'<.l l'I ....................... $10.75 Fl Tl u ·< l'\,I-~"I\ l'I ............. $10.75 c \.PPELLNI Al P< l\H lO< lRll ffTTl<.C l'I PRl\I \\'I R\ $9.50 $9.25 , Ill t11tru <t·rn.I M Jfb fn • , , ..;• r,1N1 • ,/· '" o( I ,1L(./ pot.tto. ('olll•I 1r }Tm b f1 tc'< Cn11po11< °' o,,..,,,,,,, 1101 : 1/tJ .i' I ' • , 'Farm Raised,, · ·Great SEA HARVEST Tartar Sauce 8oz. l.99ea HEART HEALTHY NEWS! For Seafood fans, the news ls a welcome Incentive to keep on lndti°tgfug. And for those not eating at least one serving of fish each week -take note: · According to a study published in the Journel of the American Medical Assodatlon (November 1995), one servtilg of fatty rub ~r week can help reduce one's ruk of· cardJac arrest by SO to 70 percent. It appears that omqa-l fatty adds (found lil au fish & shellfish) are the mam reason. lil general, seafood ts a low fat source of high quality protein. It's easily digestible and cont.alns essential vttamtns A and D, calcium, iron, zinc and mapatum. All fish and 1eaf ood can Offer a variety of benefits to the hea~ as well as to the eye and brain devel,oi>mmt of lrifants. The FDA offers a toll-free consumer hotline -1-IOOPDA...010 ·where your seafood uestlons can be answered. · FABULOUS FISH TACO Fresh Grilled Shark Or Swordfish .. , SEA HARVEST Lemon-Dill Seasoning 4.Soz. l.49ea $1. 90ea. BIG KAHUNA SANDWICH $5.95 Fresh Grilled Swordfish & Tuna On Sourdough ______ -... TEXAS STYLE SEAFOO~ CHILI $5.95 SEAFOOD STIR FRY $6.95 $2.25 Also available -Daily chef specials, Char-grilled seafood platter; pasta del Giorno, Pacific burger, salads and chowder. weekend • ... SOUTHERN EXPOSURE Local actor's movie will screen at Newport's film festival ---.. epe Serna is pleased that hls latest film "The Land of Milk and Honey,• will .ftave a screening at the New- rt Beach International Fllm stival. In fact , Serna thinks it's eat that Newport Beach will Jd a film festival at all. To e 50-year-old actor and painter, Newport Beach is the land of milk and honey. "We shot my TV series .niotel Malibu' in Redondo each, but we tried to make 1t ok more like Newport," Ser- na said during an interview at his Balboa Island apartment. "I thought it would be great to shoot more films down here, get Orange County peo- ple involved." An actor with more than 41 tUm and television credits to his name since 1975, Serna is serving as a consultant to the upcoming film festival. In addition to introducing festi- val director Jeff Conner to Hollywood industry types, Serna will appear with fellow •Milk and Honey" star, Lumi Cavazos, during one of the festival events "We really need the com· m umty to come out and sup- ort this," Serna said of the '10-day fesllval, which kicks '!ff March 21. "Newport Beach is so rich 10 so many ;,tultures. To be able to do omething like this is really credible.• And Conner is grateful for e work of his No. 1 volun- eer. "He's always taken the atti- tude of 'how can I help?' He's very enthusiastic," Conner said. "We need 10 more peo- ple like Pepe Serna." The Sernas' second story apartment on Balboa Island is a veritable explosion of color. Vivid reds are everywhere, from the walls to the place ) mats. Sema's paintings, equally bright, decorate the walls. The actor wears black jeans and a · Jeff Sagansky liked Serna's character so much that he moved Serna and another actor from the series into a new show, 1994's "Ho.tel Mal- ibu.• While Serna has been able to maintam a 20-year career in Hollywood, he knows that other Latino actors have not been as fortunate. ·1n the 1950's, 3 % or the working bright turquoise shirt. "Newport Beach is so actors were Latinos," Serna says. "Now, 40 years later, it's less "I want 'to do an art show in L.A., but for now I'm holding rich in so many cultures. To be able to do something like this (I ilm festival) is really than 1.5%. We've gone dawn and it doesn't make sense. off," Serna said. ·u any of the colors or forms are incredible ... " -PEPE SERNA not to my wife's eye, then I change them. Her background is Scotch-Irish, but she's Mex1· can at heart." Serna refers repeatedly to Diane, his wife of 27 years. During their time together, the two have been apart only five days, Serna says. Diane Serna is also the one who controls the purse strings dur- ing the times when her hus- band is not working -when the •roller-coaster ride" of an actor's tile has reached a platea~. Serna's last tum was the 1994 comedy •A Million to Juan,• His 1993 CBS televi- sion series, •second Chances,• was canceled after an earthquake d~stroyed th e set. Former CBS President •so much of the stuff you see today is exploitive. There are so many more•interesting things, parts that could be played by any ethnic minori- ties." Which brings the actor to discussing •The Land of Milk and Honey,· the story of a dairy farmer (Serna) and his daughter (played by Cavazos, who starred in ·uke Water cm H~ OLE' ~ .. SlR ROGERS~ LTD~ BREAKFAST • LUNCH •SPECIALTY COFFEES • Bieakfast Served 7:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Se h Oven Roasted Turkey & "Roast Beei ete Sandwich Menu & Salads • -8 ft. Long Subm~ne Sandwic 270 E,; 17nt ST. #17 •COSTA MEsA • (11<4,645-2252 M -f<': 7100 a.m. • b:OO .m. • Sat • Sun: 7:00 a.m. •.if. • WATERFRONT DINING • OPEN DAILY 7AM_.PM • 723-0616. 634 UOO PAll ORM NEWPORT IEACH For Chocolate." The film, directed and written by Joe Destine, was shot last year in Northern California. "It's all about the father- daughter relatioosh1p, • Serna says of the film. "She's a strong character and he's not as locked into the old ways. He's more progressive. Too bad the industry isn't.• The Island has been Ser- na 's adopted home since 1993. Diane Serna used to vis- it Newport Beach as a child. Now, after 21 years of hving •totally secluded• in Los Angeles (if such a feat is pos- sible), the Semas would like to move to Orange County full-time, m close proximity to his stepson and grandchil- dren. •My home is in L.A., but this is where I like to be,• Serna said. "We're practically recluses m Los Angeles, but here you can walk around and meet everyone. It's just great.• Confidential CbrlatJa.o lntroductiona IMtt ••~O CllMl.an •"'t* t~1ow9!1ovl So Calif No Ila•• .......... ~,. °" .... .... .. 11wa f rHCOftwllahOll lo• ..... Very Corhdt•t•l l • 2• Howr t""' L>r<t 714 375-0400 • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 1 CLASSICAL CONCERT: Academy of St. Martin- ln-Tbe-Fields, conducted by Kenneth Sillito, will per- form at the Performfng Arts Center 8 p.m. Saturday. The program will include Han- del's •Concerto Grosso in A major, Op. 6, No. 11, • Bach's •concerto in D major for Three Violins and Strings, BWV 1064, • Stravinsky's "Concerto in D for String Orchestra,• and Dvorak's "Serenade in E Major for String Orchestra, Op. 22. • Tickets: $10-$47. Information: 556-ARTS. 2 MORTON SUBOTNICK: The distinguished com- poser and computer music wi.Z4.rd performs al 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Orange County Performing Arts Cen- ter in Costa Mesa -as part of the Young Person's Chamber Music Concerts. lickets are $6. At 10 a.m., Subotn.ick will offer a Pre View Talk and d@tion in the cPn1e.r' Pounders Hall. The talk will focus on how be composes some of the sounds the audi- ence wil\ bear and the instru- ments he will play. nckets to the PreView Talk are $4 and free to members of Young Person's Chamber Music. For tickets, call 740-2000 or for more information, call 556- 2122 ext. 236. 3 MYSTERY SIGNING: Best-selling mystery writer Michael Connelly will sign his latest book •Tue Poet" at 1 p .m. Saturday at Super Crown, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 979-0123. 4 BARBERSHOP CHO· RUS: The Masters of Hatmony, an award-win- . ning barbershop chorus, will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre. nckets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. For more information, call '32-5880. 5 'DOUBLE ABSuaDITY': OCC's Re~rtory Com- pany offers the works of absurdist playwrights Jean Genet and Eugene Ionesco Friday through Sunday and Feb. 16-18 in OCC's Drcllila Lab Studio. Students will 8THE CIDLINGIRIAN STENG OUA.aTET: Per forms at Founders Hall at the Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m. Wednesday. Program includes Bntten:s "Miniature Sulte;Tavener's Quartet No. 2: "The Last Sleep of the Vir- gin,• Schnittke's Quartet No. 2 and Part's "Fratres." Tick- ets: $20. Information.: 556- ARTS. 9 SABELLA CONSORT: The Sabella Consort, an intematioilally ac.claililed and visionary group that offers a blend of styles, caJled •Renaissance Jazz," will per- form at Orange Coast Col- lege's Robert B. Moore The- atre at 8 p.m. Friday. ncketsr $10 in advance and $12 at :: the door. lnf onnation: 432- 5880. 1 OMR. MIRAINGA: The band that was featured on the •Ace· Ventura: When Natute Calls• soundtrack with the single, Bumin' Rubber, will give a free, in-store performance 5 p m. Friday at Vugin Mege- store in Triangle Square. Information: 645-9906. • Elegant Dining Room • lunch Buffet • Complete Bar eifonnance poet offers V4 e's a poetry zealot who 'trives to bnng men and women together Uliough verse. He' also a 1\'on:ed dA!t of two teent who t-1r,.._.«uns man1thoru and refers to himself in the third person. But somehow the dichotomy ~f Lee Mallory seems appropri- te, given the title of his latest poetry collection "Full Moon, Empty Hands.' , •The full moon is the good, hdyllic side of love when every-· !thing is working," said the 49- year-old Newport Beach resi- •dent. "The empty hands is the 'breakup, divotce -the break- 'doW11 in communications.• , As the annual Cupidf est •approaches, Mallory's poetic :display seems appropriate for those with sweethearts and ;those with broken hearts. He will be putting his "love poet• skills to the test at a spe· ci4lly themed love poetry nigh1 at Alta Coffee House on Valen· tine's Day, as well as Barnes & -Noble engagements Friday at :Fashion Island and Sunday at ,1'riangle Square. The readings 'dre accompanied by musicians. Mallory, a poet since 1968, also teaches poetry at Rancho '.Santiago College in Santa Ana. He said that thinking on his feet as an instructor has been excellent preparation for the live poetry readings. Tagged with the "love poet" moniker some years back, he initially resisted the title because he thought it sounded tlme that the entire evening will be consumed by a single theme: love. "I walk up and breathe in people's faces, I recite at lovely ladies' knee's, I stand on chairs,• is how Mallory described his poetry presenta- tion. •1 do wild things to. heighten the listeners under- ' • ·--------------------~ standing of the work." Beginning with a monologue to set the tone of the evening, Mallory will also read excerpts froin his latest book, the fifth he's had published. Poems may range from tbe erotitc,· such as "Firecat" or to the emptiDess of ' •The 7 ,483-Day·Honey- , A Valentine's Day Proposal. For something a little different this romancic,'spend the night in one of The Waterfront Hilton's deluxe oceanview rooms. ,like the name of a late night':----N~~ffffli<Ml\~1Cf~ ;disc jockey. • But Mallory now 'embraces his title •1t's a badge of honor for all 'that's good," he said. "Through poetry you can communicate emotions and deep feelings can :be intensified and super- .charged.' Mallory has produced a monthly poetry night at Alta since 1990, but this is the first . , • . Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS you're cordially mvtted roan elegant Valentine's Day dinner. $99 per couple, includes: Spectacular four course meal served inside or under the stars. With champagne, a rao;e, and our guitarist's heautiful music.• T..o make the occasion more per couple, includes: a boc- cie of champagne, plus room service or breakfast at The Palm Court Restaurant .• ·For Valentine's Day reserva- ttons, call 71 4-960-7873 ext. 2613. We'll be happy to hear the answer to our proposal is yes. •• The Wat.erfro~~~ Beach Resort On Sour.hem Califoma's fksr Beach .::.,., -•••• 2I100 Pacific C<'ast Hwy., Huntington Beach, CA 92648 •mluJes Ill arJ pltllY rse mOOGf • wblch concludes with tM IUM • Alooe, I lace U.. bigbway i:Dill• and car- . ryin~f~V hi my IWtcue. • A 1D41Dben are 8Uo enc:our,ged to pwtidpete by reading their own poetry. Tbire'• only one caveat, .aca>.rdlng to the •1ovapoet." •Anything goes, from the sublime to the tastefully erotic, as long as it's good," he said. Alta employee, Hillary Bene· diet, 23, was impressed by the level of skill at the lai;t poetry reading. . "I like to write, io 1 was inspired," she Mid. •1t was good stuff. The audience was very supportive and involved in the community of writing. 1714 Plaeenda (at 17da) «AMita Mesa -----mr: ---........ . -n: •_p ..,. cA-111 WESTPARK H ,:. ~ .. ..r ~"love poet,• Lee Mallory, WW be ~Ida ~nunce poetry Valeatlne'• Day at~conee Home,uwell u Barnes Ir '" Noble engagements Friday at Fash· Ion Island and Sunday at Triangle Square~ CARRIE A. PIEl.N FOR THE DAILY PILOT CERRITOS 10 " · '· · ·· · :. " ... f, --\'" "' •• CERRITO~• iJ1ll llJJ 1 • i 1.'' 11 5~J OJ~6 ATLANTIC PALACE 10 : .• m~: :· .. , \: \M:, ' - .Cl l.) ... "l • I • • • • • • • t Young ~hefs dazile .at Balboa Islands'-cozy Andre By Marta Bird, Dai/ij Pilot A n.dre la as cozy as a hug. Small and d.lm.ly lit, it has lustrous linens, gleaming wood, fresh flowers and a low celling. lt e~ts exactly the right mood for a long conversation with a . trusted friend or a romantic tryst with your 'true love. Owners Andre and Megan Lecblen are another of New- port's growj.ng teams of young chefs who are dazzling their customers (including this one) with imaginative foods and flavors. Andre Lecblen's skill at combining Vietnamese and French cuisines is part of his .heritage, and his food is magic ;at the Andre restaurant on i!S4lboa Island. : Megan Lechien, a prize :chef, provides exquisite, per- 1sonalized service in the minus- ~ule 22-seat Lechien's gift from the kitchen was a clue of delights to come. The special soup of tbe day was a puree of broccoli, tanta- lizing with its Vietnamese undertones and, though creamy, bas no cream. Surpris- ingly irresistible. No boririg, thin French onipn soup tlere1 instead, a cup of deep brown stock crowded with crusty bread crusts, soaked bits of bread, onions, herbs and melt- ed Gruyere cheese. A diminu- tive glass of port wine was served on the side ($4.75). An innocent looking spinach salad holds nuggets of caramelized chicken with orange-ginger flavor ($6.50), on both dinner and lunch menus. Andre's menu leads you on to even more complex compo- sitions, such as "Roses of Escargot. • The snails are rich and brown (like b ites of roast- :restaurant , :<formerly :Hemingway's, •Stein beck's ~-------------------------, :and tete-a- • I F-"·'· : +:WHAT: Andre I I I I Italian rastaurantl teem to have a handle on "romance• with the ~ stuff in great food. subde • lighting and ln~. You. can find it all at~~ tOriiite, aij>eCI& find :in tbi Bastbluff Village Center where se.lectioos of Wines are rolled to your table for inspection. Quiet, with love- ly food. Phone 6«~183. Antonello, 1n South Coo.st Plaza Village, pror:rµt-• es a chocolate souffle (or two among new speaals OD the menu. Phone 751-7153., The pretty little Vea..-, tucked in The Spa. ~four romantically titled entrees, prided around $19.95 at 695 Town Center Drive. Phone 5"6-5313. Carmelo's will have Los Troplanos live .. jazz band to heat things up. At 3520 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar, phone 675-1922. :tete). After :We had :selected a :W i n e , •Lechien, bless +WHERE: 217 Marine Avenue, Balboa Island + WHEN: Open Sunday through Saturday, from S to 10 p.m. Closed Monday. Lunch served Wednesday, Thursd~y and Friday, from 11 :30 a.m. to 2. p.m. ed mushrooms) in a bour- guignon sauce, with a minced confetti of cel- ery, parsley, garlic and gin- ger place<! inside feathery puff pastry, shaped like a rose, with little fried spikes of chives. 'The fragile •rose• crµmbles at the. touch of a MARC MART\llV DAILY Pl.OT Megan Wycoff Lechien and her husband, Andre Lechlen, have a cozy little table watttng for you at Andre on Balboa Island. What's Cooking, a warm. happy spot in the Newport Hills Mall, promises live music and a menu priced from $12.95 ,to $17.95. Phone 644-1820. Not Italian, but TWln Palms bas the zaniest menu with things like • Soupe de Poissin Arrows, "Babe in the Woods Chicken• •Hey Sugar, Snap My Shrimp• and Cupid's Breath.• 1'wiD.,. Palms is at 630 Newport Center Drive, phone 721-8288. And ask about their •Fat Tuesday• March Gras Bash next week ~er honest uart, sug- aJested that ,tbe $24 mer- lot we had just picked had its equal + HOW MUCH: Dinner, $30 an elongated strip of crisp, roasted salnion skin. Browned pear quarters surround the salmon, and threads of capelli- ni, fried golden brown, give a new definition to "Golden Arches• as they arc over the I I I I I I per person . • PHONE: 673-0570 . L-------------------------~ $17 bottle. As we sipped our less-· expensive wine, sh e returned fiom the kitchen with two little t&stes; compliments of the dhef: petite slices of seared lamb, with a dab of grated apa cabbage-; ginger and qnticing herbs. •Like lamb sushi, only bet- ~r." my friend said. Andre .. i!! .. iii • .. .. • • 41 : " • • ., • The other is a feuillette (puff pastry shell), forming a flaky carrier for wild herbs and mushrooms ($8) with a sweet garlic · sauce. These were both outstanding appe- tizers and are just two of the si3t served ·daily. Roasted salmon ($16.50) looked like cubist art, a study in gold, beige and gray with dish Andre Lecluen is particular- ly proud of his presentation of sw.eetbreads ($21). They look like three compact crab cakes molded into shape in muffin tins. The firm sweetbread cakes are'"braised in port wine sauce. Delicious, intriguing, a tad on the sweet side. Five fine desserts are priced YOU NEVER...-- SAU-SAGE $A USAGE Or Such Del£cious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available ••••••••••••••••• .... Vs Fot Aa ~ o1ao.enc. • • ..,.. net s,eew So••• .. ...... , ......... . For llcscrvations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beech ZUBIES Menu lndocle9· Ribs, Oiteken, Steele & Lobster, Pml8 Rib, PIZZa, C>jlter' Bar Prices Ranae From $3 95 And Up. Holn: 11 30em 1 ~ • Cackt8lla T• 11" pm. Q'8dtt cards Not Acx:epted. Ae9erYadons Not Needed located at 1712 PleceriUI, Costa Mesa (714) 845-8091 GOOSEBERRIES tJ 8reektalt -Hlah ~ And lnnoYetM Breatfast Fare. Hotn· • Mon.~. 7 OOam I set.&n B·OOam • 12:~. Located Al. . 200 PromontDry ll"Ne, (714) 57 4-0tDJ CA8A8LANCA BISTRO ~ & Moroccan • Tl'8dtbooal Middle !8ttam Food. 1-bn: 11 :30 To 2:30 Mon. Thru Thurs. Al Major Q'edit Cards. Aeaervationa Suggeat.ed. Located at 1520 w. Coast Hwy.. . Newport Beech (114) 846-1420 _THIE EMERALD F'ORl:ST ~-NI Amazon R8lil Fa. Repliei. Friiti ~·~ &die Oinlna Wttl P.ciO Dining, Ene.Mllinment Oliy Hounr. 11 :CD-11 :(I) ~ 11 001 :CXlam Bar •• credit QW'dla ~. Amu. VIM, M/C, ()ie(xwar. OineNI. ~ ReeoiTlmendad. L..ocated flt. 3CB Palm St.. Sulta H, N8wpart Beect\ CA 92880 (714) 723-SCDJ PORTY CARROTS RESTAURANT Col CJ!* ltlil -Coramporw y QJiline Sol.d'I ~ Plaal, 3333 s Br'llCDI CoD M9ee (714) 558-9700 Worm.i And ~ CM Mn! II Vlrild Wttl A Wda ~Cl llJbnl ~ FtWw-. Q~~ SerW:e flt. NI.._..,,.. Price v... MDn.fn , • &apm • sun 1~ v ... Mlltm' Cercl Md Ameran Aocepcad All• 'l«i:ltll kW Not Needed. TAPA8 ~. Oillr'lli From 6ptirl w~ LMi Aemlnc:o Sp9cielimg 1n ,,.., 8-k. QofllO • Fnilltl Filh a Plml. ~ e OM Ptr w.ii. ~Sun • & Mon. =Q'9dt Cwdl ~. L~ 1t4253 ~· (8etlind Tht 9'ftt.orl Hotel -~ lhh. Nlwpolt 8-:tl (7:t4)791114 ( 1 ,' I • ' ' ' ' at $5, and one, a melt-in-your- mouth tarte latin for two, is $11. The small wine list is eclectic, with Andre Lech1en's personal tastes shown in his selection of French bottles, a few Chilean and Californian. Vietnam, settling in France, where Lecbien spent his teens hanging around kitchens . On ·his own , he blended the Fre nch tastes with spices and accents of his Vietnamese family's home kitchen and saw poss1 bili ties: After graduating from the Culinary Institute in Stras- bourg, he began his chef's career by working for bed and board in a Michelin three-star restaurant. Later, the owner gave him bus fare and an introduction to Paul Bocuse, where his education flour- isheq. 0 Beach, he met Megan Lech1en, fresh from the Culinary Insti- tute of America in Hyde Park, while they were both working at Pascal. Now they turn culinary fan- tasies into reality every day in their own tiny kitchen, thanks to extraordinary mentors and innate talent. Reservations needed. e . Tiu.s Sunday, The Ritt will present a pre-Valen- tine's Day "Champagne and Roses" brunch with a knock-out menu, starting with the iamous •Ritz Egg• in the shell, topped with Sevruga caviar. Cham- pagne poured throughout brunch. $37.50, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. DOCTOR WITH A ~ 'Let's help keep our Valentine's spine in line for the month of February. ~ ~ From now until February 29, 1996 mention this ad and receive a consultation, ~ • complete exam, x-rays if needed, re-examination or regular office visit • GOOING CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 125 E. Baker Street Suite 1 OOW (between Redhill and 55 Fwy) Costa Mesa, CA. ~(}#bf 129.95 (714) 556-9188 • ... .. Or. Michael Goolng named one of the top 27 Chiropractors in the U.S. By: $fllf Magazine. .. Serving Orange County since 1985. ... . AMACHI Su9hi & SUah1 to Go ~ Bar. Al Map-Cr8lk Cards Located Al. 2675 lrwle Alie . (Aa-oaa From Newport Golf Q>urse) (714) 645-5518 CALIFORNIA BEACH ROCK'N SUSHI ~ Style Cuisine And MA Suah1 Ber A Place For Greet Food Hours 7 Days Pr Wee!( -5 cnxn 'Til Ooling. Vu, Mastercerd Amex. Diners Oub Loc:et.ed et ~55 V• Lido, Newport Beach (714) 6750575 SUSHI IMARI Sushi Bar And ~ C>MMn Successfully Clpereted Japanese Reataurant In Sen Fimendo ~. Terzana -Hotn 11 30em-2:00pm -Dinner 5·00pm-10;00pm Al M8)0r ~Cards Acoapt.ed. Reservabonl Not Neceswv. 375 Bnstol. #40, Coste Mea (714) 64456'54. NEWPORT LANDING Wetllrlrol it Olnlna. Set & &.I\ Cllempegne Bnn:n, Omer Menu $13 95 -$19 95. ~Ber Menu~ AJ ~ Hou's 10 CDam -11 ~. Amex, Mastel canf, Visa . Dmer. ReseMltions Aecom-minded Loc:8ted et 503 E f:dge ullta. Balboe (714)675-2373 PACIFIC FISH a SEAFOOD RllCail~ Fe nwbt And Ralta.r'w1t. Lunch ~ Hlus! Mon -Sat 11 am -S pm. V• & Mr aca d eooepCied. lDaad fl: 2620 Newport 81\'d (714) 650013:1 Be mine valentine meals straight from the ~eart • Spice up Valentine's Day with menus that add li2%1e to the evening. Whether ~u enter- ~~ spouse, fOJni,ly, lriends or anyone special; ~ will fly. With sensual oavors served in the iottmate atmosphere ot your_~- 11'1'1T.f•-b0me. For o romantic evening for two, tty Candlelight Chicken, whenl the sultry flavors of cblli and cit- rus accent succulent chicken. Easy-to-prepare rice, spiced with herbs and onions, adds zesty fla- vor as 1Hide--4jsh, RO\lDd-Qut the-- main COW'Se with 0 sptnach salad and lots of crusty French bread. Por dessert, your real-life sweet- heart will swoon over Sweet Hearts, a moist brownie ladened with chenies. For family or friends, bring romantic images of sandy beach- es and warm breezesto the din- ner table with a lively menu that includes broiled chicken spiced with the refreshing flavors of the Caribbean. Savory Cucumber Salsa has crowd appeal. Buttered carrots and bread sticks are per- fect accompaniments to the ma.in course. Complete the meal with a rich pudding made with tangy dried cherries and cooked rice. Either menu creates a sensa- tional meal that says, "I love you.· · CANDLELIGHT CHICKEN (Recipe adapted from National Chicken Cooking Contest win- ner) 3/4 teaspoon chili powder 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin 1/4 teaspoo_n garlic salt easpoon cayenne per 1 1/2 teaspoons vegetable oil 2 large boneless, skinless chicken breast halves 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons fresh lime jwce 1 112 tablespoons j<;tlapeno pep- per jelly -Sprigs ol fresh cilantro and red chili pepper slices, for garnish In a small bowl, combine chili • powder, cumin, garlic salt and cayenne pepper; mix well. Rub mixture on each chicken breast half. . Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add chicken; cook , turning, about 12 minutes, or until chicken is brown on outside and no longer pink in center. Remove thicken from skillet; keep warm. Add lemon juice, lime juice and jalapeno pepper jelly to skil- let; bring to a boil. Cook, stirring constantly, about 1 minute. Spoon sauce over chicken. Garnish with 'Cilantro sprigs and pepper slices. Serve immediately. Makes 2 serv- ings. FESTIVE HERBED RICE 2 teaspoons vegetable oil 1 medium-size red bell pepper, Chopped 1/2 cup chopped green onions 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted (see note) 1 clove garlic, finely chopped 2 teaspoons mustard seeds (optional) 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon black pepper 2 cups cooked rice (cooked in chicken broth) Heat oil in a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add bell pepper; cook, stirring occasional- ly, 2 to 4 minutes, or until pepper is crisp-tender. Add onions, pine nuts, garlic, mustard seeds, oregano, thyme, salt and pepper; cook, stirring, 2 to 3 minutes, or until fragrant. Stir m rice until well blended and thoroughly heated. Serve immediately. Makes 2 servings. '' , Note: To toast pine nuts, spread them on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake in a preheat- ed 350-degree oven, stirring occa- .. ionally, 5 to-7 minutes,-0r until brown. SWEET HEARTS 1 (10 1/4-ounce) package fudge brownie mix 1 egg 1 (21-<>unce) can cherry filling and topping, divided 1/2 teaspoon almond extract Whipped cream or whipped top- ping and fresh mint sprigs, for gamilb. ,. ~ Be sure to use a brownie mix . 1tbat is for an 8x8-inch pan. In a medium m1:i1ng bowl. a>mbine brownie mix, egg and 1 .112 cups ~ flllin9. Omit any •Other ingredMrnts called for on the ... peckAge. Mix by hand or With -eJectric nuxer on low speed Just until ingredlehta are combined. ,SpiMd better into a greued 8dl2·1Dch bUing pan. Bake In a ~ 350-degree oven 20 to .m ...,,...,.., Do not ov• l>Ue. Let ~hour. Using':& •-inch cookie cutter, cut two ..... frOID btaWflte. (Or, .... .uacb belrt 1hape out ol ...-:1 ---brOWDle and cut Jlllbilllwm-••• Imo two beUt ... wlla • ._., Jmllt,) ~ .... liililiit ..... brOWDi8I -lildMduill~pla-.Add ' ts'PMelllw:ttD~c:he(· I ry .fiUing; mix well. Top each he4rt wlth an equal )>Qrtion Of cheny filling miituf~. Garnish with w~ cream and mlnt SP.1195· CM'alieS 2 servings. ---- 4·PACK GAME HENS TWIN P~CK, FROZEN, YOUNG 'N TENDER FRISH FRESH PnRALE BATH nssuE 1 S·PIECE CHICKEN SOLE FILLETS MD<>R ANGEL SC>FT ·99c ~ t= 89!---.:=11 «<~~l 64!· SPARKLE TOWEIS SINGlE ROLL SAVE.30 '69c ___ ...... __ TAGAMD MB 48-PACK SAVE r.60 639 BLOOMING TUUPI MATCHING POT CC>VER 77 6·1/'J:' POTIN 6AA IWlllllU-111' •DYUI FltfSH CVT Fl.OWERS 6\9 KEEBLIR FUDGE SHOPPE ~OOKllS 8.5 TO 11 5-0Z. ASSTD VM. 2 f Q SAVf 1.78 OH 1WO O • nAUAN SQUASH FRESH TENDER 39! 12-PACK PEPSI MTN. DEW OR UPTON 289 BRISK TEA 12-0Z. CANS +CRV RED FLAME, CHILEAN GROWN 2 -LB. BAG DOLE SALAD ClASSIC ,~ HEART SHAPED CAKE CHOCC>lA1E WHITE <>R 3 99 SOLID WHITE TUNA CHICKEN OF THE SEA, 6-0Z. IN OIL OR WATER, LIMIT-6 with cilantro. Serve With Cucumber Salsa. Makes 6 s rv- ings. Note: t tablespoon chopped fresh mint may be substituted for dried mint. • 11'rize.wlnning r.clpes from the,...,_-~-~ National Chicken Cooking Contest .,. available by sending a check or money order for S2 to: Chicken Cookboolc; Dept. NBC; Box 307; Coventry, CT 06238. BUDGD GOURMn ENTRIES 9-0Z. SPECIAL SElfCTION, FR()Z SAVE .50 99c MARUCHAN RAMIN 3~1~ £!$1 i.-;-.---.... GENERAL MIU.S TRIX CEREAL 12-0Z. OR 15-0Z APPLE 2 ML! ONNAMON OiEERIOS, UMIT A i ~ HUGHES CREAM CHIESI 8-0Z. REG. <>R LIGHT BAR 79c, ------- 1SO:ML VINTNER'S RESERVE CHAMPAGNE 750-Ml. forutn ., 7 --.....----·---ouldn.'t restilt in violenc Theta~ alot of~ a young per· :IQD is~ to )Nm in bigb icbooL Vlo1ence is not one of them. JM there ls evidence to suggest the 1a$Ung lellOD 1rom a bard-f9Ugbt soa:er game tioD and beaten so badly that be lost a tooth. A COl!Jl)B del Mar •tt1dent bas been ~us P@Pded ID c:onnection with both fights. between Corona det Mar and Newpqrt Har- bal" blgb ICboo1 may have been just th.al 1be soc:cer game wu a dole one, with Newport JWbor pUIW;ag out a 1-0 victory. As la mo.t athletic COIJlpetitlons, it is not usu& for 8Qwtions to run high, particularly in so close a contest But this game ended With uncharacteristic bad bloOd. lnStead OI bandlbakes, the p&ay- ers and even~ ol tb(t ~ vebaQgt!l inswts and hot words. Tbe atblMic direct« from ooe:.of the s<'hOOli bad1o bteU up the squabbling an() one Of tbe coedMI later hissed: "1bose gu" have no ClAu at llll. • Later in the evening there was a fight between two students at a basketball game between the same schools. And Still later in the night, a Newport Harbor student was all~edly attacked at a Costa Mesa intersec· Now, in tbe larger View, it doesn't really matter wbk:h student laid what or which Coadl WM the lesser~· Nor, ulti- mately, ii it of consequence wbieh school the sus~ed student attended. This is not about affixing blame to a ~Cular-ca.mpus. nus ls about wliat we teach our kids. Talk to those who need !O be counMJJecl. hand out punishments if they are warrimtAIMI and underscore to the entire acadeinic com- munity that there is a place for school pride and full-Wt competition, but no room for vio- lence and no tolerance for behavior that •'lf , voice on the lam And when we have student athletes inswt- ing one another, coaches resorting to juvenile might provoke it. -. readers hotline . ,. LAW A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD The great rebate debate . ..... Fugitive Sid <;;:,....-,,. ... - he's got law on his side H e who lives by the sword, dies by the sword. The sword in this case is the law. Mayor Joe Erickson was quoted in the Daily Pilot on Jan. 17 as saying •and, even though I like Sid personally, I don't think we at the city should treat him any differently than any- body else who has broken the law." What law did I break, Joe? What about innocent until proven guilty? The story says: •etty officials have decided to drop charges th.at Soffer vio- .lated a court order by storing four inoperable Cadillacs in the driveway of bis home." Why would the dty decide to drop the charges, Joe? The city bas more than $20,000 invested in legal fees in the contempt charge plus the $10,750 in towing and storage charges. When do I get my day in court? The law required no less than a 10-day notice to request a hearing, to be mailed to the property owner and the regis- tered owner of the vehicles, by registered or certified mail before you could tow my vehi- cles. Perry Valantine, knowing I was in Vegas, mailed a notice to "as owner of the property,• to 900 Arbor St., Costa Mesa, • on Aug. 28, 1995. The dty received my Vegas address and phone number on Sept. 1, and Perry waited until Sept. 5, to send me a courtesy notice (which arrived one day after the cars were towed). Why, Joe, did Valantine wait five days to send me the cour- tesy notice, and did not send it registered or overnight mail as .... required by law. The law requires a five-day extension if mailed to California and a 10- Former Costa Mesa resident Sid Softer, shown in a Dally Pllot me photo, DOW lives ln Las Vegas. ~aring or a rea-Cadillacs, I was forced to file a process. son why I did not. request for an inspection war-I think the taxpayer should Now, Joe, what about the rant and send notice to the dty ask the council members what notice to the owner of the velu-not to destroy the vehicles, as I they received for the $20,000 des that I never received as believed they were towed We-legal bill and who is responsible required by law? gally. for the bad legal advice! The notice to me in Las • ls that why the dty dropped That reminds me, Joe, who Vegas, are required by law, the contempt charges, so you· will pay the tow company the would move the date for the could vote to destroy the cars $10,750 for the towing and stor- receiving of the request for a before I could prove they were age and their legal fees when I hearing to Sept. 11. That looks operable? join them in the suit against you refunded or spent on city seivices: " I think the mayor is completely on the right track. The proper- ty taxes are too high. JIM BRIDGES Corona del Mar I f some city services, except the Police Department and the Fire Department, could be partially reduced, I would agree that it would be very fine to let New- port Beach property owners get a little property tax refund. Eu.EN WILCOX Newport Beach I think the taxes should not be refunded but used for the greater good of all of us Our biggest need is for some open space. To start a fund so -that when space becomes avail- able the city is m a position to buy it and convert it mto open space public use, for walks like the area around the Back Bay Also, other needs we have are for the continuing upgrade of facilities at the beach, at park!'., at the library, and I'd like to sPe the money used that way. DIANE BAKER Corona del Mar I believe~ is very adrrurable of Mayor Hedges and 1 believe he has been doing a good JOb However, there are a lot of things that are undone. Placing telephone poles underground, which we the owners bad agreed to and 1t c;UlJ has not been done Not only chd we agree to 1t but we agreed to pay additional taxes to get that work. done. The sidewalks on the peninsula are nothing but •patchwork" and look just like a patchwork qwlt. Curbs and g-atters should be redone all the way from Perunsu- la Point to the entrance of New- --t--'OOJ~ea4:.n. The street's still full of potholes, the blacktop unravels in front of our borne and unraveling at a greater amount each day. Each rain it all gets swept ri ht into the bay. .. keep kids from roaming the • • street and getting in trouble. At the -same time, I value the seruor services and am glad tho.t both seniors and family membeR who care for seniors can be helped by professionals. A city with no services which enrich our lives is not a city worth living in. To be able to receive a small , refund in taxes does not justify the amount of pleasure that woqld be forfeited. NORMA GILCHJtlST President of the Friends of Oasis, Newport Beach N. either my husband nor I 4re in agreement with Mayor Hedges plan for the future of our at¥-'s spendmg I don't believe that forfeiting• small amount of taxes would be. as benefiaal as all the services that we are getbng now. Espeoally since we both take advantage of all the seruor pro- grams in the area. NATHALIE GOIDSTEJN Newport Beach I am a senior citizen and I want to make sure that Hedges does not mess with the Oasis Senior Center I don't want bun to try, for pohbcal reasons. to take away some of the lovely .seivices that we now have BARBARA HAUG Newport Beach Yes, yes. yes l absolutely, poD- b.vely 100% agree with John Hedges. the esteemed mayor of our cty I also hope that all the bleed- mg hearts that feel the city should use the money for other services would feel free to give extra money on their behalf to the city. BARRY 7ANCX Newport Beach N o, l don't think there should be a tu refund. I think tlie". ' y extenston if mailed outside-- of California. to me_, Joe~at my Codillacs Now. Joe, vaiat law was bro-and the d ? were td'wed in 'Violation oHbe -ken lmd wbo-bfoke4t Even thoug Tilice you law, in accordance with both Is it going to come as a sur-the dty personally Joe, how ~ pen;'"''"'"'snla"""'rtln1wfr1,..a;-=-- " structure is worn out. It' time to stop repairing it and time to put in new storm drains, new curb and gutters, new streets, prefer- ably of concrete, and let's dross it up so it looks like the poshy part of Newport Beach. oney~~~e==::t in our community. On Sept. 11, the city attorney received a hand-delivered time- ly request. The dty was bWed legal fees for researching the request, and yet, I have never - etter bild.riis than gore I n l'98pOnM to those who say th photo of the bikini barbenhop tsjustpornography. I want to commend them oo eir Purltian ways. Whet a great ay to get pubbdty on a fun pJace to gM a ball'Cut. 1'b9y bave doM ladiM' aiM1 ~'9 cutl .WO. I am IUN..., Wild love 1ar tbiai to COIDl11i fOr aflwone. OklMlllf.-..WMo••.--. aJatoffllM-•~ I .. ..., c. lllllk GI ar 1 t1• r'=ln-Mallt •SM a ,.. ........... -...... .,...., ... liml .... the five and 10-day extension. prise when I sue the dty for the should you be treated if you Now. Joe, the plot thickens. cost of my four Cadillacs and break the law1 After the dty refused to for the conspiracy to deprive abide by the law, which gave me of my property without m y me the right to lmpect my constitutional right to due corresp~ndence that bench. They hav19 had a pro- poS41 o! marriage on that bench there in Corona del Mar. I think that it's a shame that they have done away With the for· mer benches because tbat meant a lot to 10tne people who had pro- pOMd tbere. I doG't like the ~· 11Mft loab tmible. torus MCCALi.UM Newport Belda SID SOFFEJl Las Vegas appeals to me. So many people today are being cremated and their ashes SCAtlered tmd there is little way to leave a lasting testi- monial to them. A wooden bench might be more attractive but in a few years it's going to fall apart and then ...,. ... gciDg '° tbtoW lt cq. AlliO tM ,,,,,,..,..,. oa wood. Diii the wats ..-a teakwood. Could be co.tiy. I WODdlnd If tbe Quick 0. ~y coWd dMlp • beDdl tbM ::9 man AP11••*1 to .. ' .. if , ..... ,,.. .. _.oltbe ...... NdlllU .......... ~ ...... ...... .. It seems like Udo, Balboa . Island and the newly developed areas get what they need when they need it but the peninsula which is the anchor of N wport Beach gets mere a.llocabons for sligbtre~. So, let's quit trying to admirable about returning tax and Jet's take a look at actly what needs to be done and then let's get it done. • GINO DISANO Ba1boe I -DDt ill agr.....ntWftb Mayor Hedges p&an. l belleVe lbll our au dollan lihOUld be .,..r ao wartbWbDt .mc. ' th.a ... tbll ~viable fte •ticm tml -dtJ cur,. ..., ........... ddt .... .,., ..... ..,1*0-......_11111 , I don't know all the issues. It would be wonderful if it could spent on the deferred mainte-\ • • nance at Corona del Mar Hight • School because the place is }ust looking temble. : lf that's not possible then ~ haps on th athl tlC fields 1 throughout the oty but~ we don't need the money to be gw back to any ol us. -JEFF~ Newport._ I disagree Wlth the Mayor ... dO not need a p~ ·• iiefund. Whet we oeed'M ..... MMCU, PartiCUWty in iUCh .. the libtary that ... back. A day like NewpGlt ....... ... .. u.~ .... -IA·- Scbool ::::-Qty oMcttk wQl begin=H'W ...... :; p1en wt die nm i.w ~ ut 1beln to relocate their "'-* ...... .., ... -IOCD for .. blllMal. One al the..,.,,... RR EST atte ntion -it apparent! . worked.• The pillow reportedly: k, like in the vernal pools which fonn after hMvy rains. •1 cannot imagine a nature-ori- ent~ park Wlth that kind of activ- ·-~~ gomg on saven.da~a week.:... resident Janet Remington told the council on ~onday. Still, others say the dty is in desperate need of playmg fields, and Fairview Park is a perfect location. And on Monday, the City Council decided to ask design consultants to find a spot for two lighted baseball fields and a light- ed soccer field, preferably on or near U:e adjacent Estancia High • Beach priDc:i~ and ~ts visited the program in Decem- ----1~· Despenas said the district is looking into having LEARN or Orange Coast College - which annually sponsors a summer •college for kids H program -run the elemen- tary enrichllient program. Scholarships could be available for students who cannot afford to pay a fee. As for the high school sum- mer program, district officials said this year's program will be at Estancia High School, though the principal and course offerings have not been determined. ·My penonal priference would be that the athletic fteldl be built on the school lites them- selves (through a joint-use agree- ment with the NeWport-Mesa Unw.d School Distrld), • Mayor Joe Erickson said Wednesday. •I feel there could be much better use of that land with the ball fields there, and I think the Goat Hill Railroad is a real attribute to the dty. I would like to see the railroad remain where jt is. H Members of the Orange Coun- ty Model Engineers -the club that runs the small-scale railroad located at the east end of the park -have been concerned the dty DISPLAY CONTINUED FROM A 1 17-c:ity national tour, which last rolled through Southern Ca.lifor- nia 20 years ago wifh a standing- room-only appearance inJ..os Angeles. "We're lucky, we get the exhibit on the actual anniversary date (Feb. 8, 1910 was the found- ing date)," said Devon Dougherty, director of public relations for the Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America. "The Scoutmaster~ shows a scout leader standing by a fire while scouts sleep in tents tn the background. Rockwell got his inspiration for "The Scoutmaster" in 1953 at the Boy Scout Jam- boree he attended on the grassy mesa where Fashion Island now sits. So the exhibit, Dougherty not- Ml poolJI ii located in tbat area ot the eart. fwtheI limlting the ~ ~ble for b4ll fields. But dty offidals mace it clear they didn't want the railroad or the vernal pools to be distw'bed. --!I'm VeEY~':;~;~;~~=~-=••1 area of the ~k that's east ot Pla- centia,• said Councilwoman Mary Hornbuckle. ·1 think the mOdel railroad is a very popular attraction lri the dty, and I would hate to see them leave. "I'm also very concerned that if we don't set a clear boundary for the active ball fields, someone might come up with a very cre- ative wayoTlevetihg that whole east side of the park.• , CONTINUED FROM A 1 desire was one-sided. His date, 18-year-old Toni Nasca, tried to extinguili) Volz'• udor and reportedly told him to ..,,.._"!'-4fM8~•wway beca\&1e-U. didn't want to talk to blin. Nasca then closed and locked the door of benesntence tn the 100 block of 28th Street o..nd Volz was left outside, police said. "They went on one date and he was infatuated with her,• Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said, and added ._. ..... "'°",_ tb&t-Volz-told police. he started the fire. "He admitted to doing it and said it was to get her The only expensive thing about our produce is the taste. Seedless Grapes ( h 11 Jn., Th"'/'.,,,,,. Rtd f/.,~ IJrJtfltl Navel Oranges \unt ( ,1/il•""-' '""'" /.,,,~, •t ., ....................... 49¢1b. 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CORONA DEL MAR -For the second time in as many years, Corona del Mar High's basket- ball team knocked off the Sea View League leader in the final week of the season, as senior Bri- an Coleman put a climatic finish to the host Sea Kings' 55-53 Sea View victory Wednesday night ove!... Woodbridge, which came in atop the league standings. Coleman's 18-foot jump shot beat the buzzer, lifting the Sea "'To the whole team~ credit, they made the plCI}'I They reacted to the situation and knew Who to get theN to. Bridtf1I1fd Adam led us the whole way, and it was a sweet game ... " -CD~ COACH PAUL ORRIS Kings to their biggest upset win of the season and putting them m a position to play for third place on Friday against Irvine, with the winner guaranteed a CIF playoff Corona del Mar.(14-10. 5-4 in league} called timeout with 1:20 left in the game, with matters deadlocked, 53-53. "I put us in a delay game, and we were going to .make the last shot, or miss it," said CdM Coach Paul Oms, whose squad upset Sea View champion Santa Mar. . garita last year, 65-59, in the sea- son finale, a victory that ignited the Sea Kings to their CIF Divi- sion N-AA title. CdM, whlch lost to Wood- bridge in the first round, 82- 49, has a one- game lead over Irvine Jor third place, but needs to defeat the Vaqueros to secure the playoff spot, because Irvine beat the Sea Coleman Kings in the first round, 39-37. Coleman, who finished with • SEE COM PAGE 82 PCL,a • • Aliso Niguel is no match for Estancia's champions, 57-42. By Barry Faulkner, .Dally Ptlot COSTA MESA -Senior Jason Cotham scored his first point Senior KeVin Flynn made tus first start. And Senior Brian Buonass1Ssi played tus first minute. Wednesday was, by all accounts, an historic night for Estancia High boys basketball. The Eagles, who blew open a close game with a.22-6 third- quarter blitz to handle visiting- Aliso Niguel, 57-42, also wrapped up the outright Pacif- ic Coast League champ1onstup Wlth one regular-season game remaining. It marked the fin.t time m the school's proud 31- year hardwood history that Estancia had won outright league titles two consecutive sea- sons. QUOTE OF THE DAY -rhe ball hit my guy ui the lhbulder, and hue' E'standa ('l)lttinUIJl.Uly playmg dirty !IOCNJI" ... • -ALISO i\"IGUEJ, SOCCER COAOI KEN £ZR.ATTY STANDINGS -Sea View League ......,. (Overall) W L Woodbrtd?e (20-6) 1 2 S. Margarna (17~) 7 2 C'.dM (14-10) 5 ' ll'Vlne (HHS) 4 5 El Toro (12·13) 3 6 Newport (6-19) 1 I Wedl--a IClOIW c.clM SS. WOOd 1dgc 53 El Toro 62. Newport 42 Sant.a Margarita 63, Irv ne 53 Fridlly'5 gMMll (7:30) Irvine at~ cW Ms El Toro at Woodbr~ END REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS Pacific Coast L~ue ~ (Overall) W L •Estimcia (21 ... > a , Laguna Hills (16-8) 6 3 AlisoNlguel (1>11) 5 4 Laguna Beach (10-13) 4 5 University (10-14) 3 6 Costa Mela (4-20) 1 • • clinched le~ue title • ~SCIDntS ~ 57, Aliso Niguel 42 University 93, Costa M9Sa 14 Lag: Hills 81, Lag. Bch 73 (2 ot} Friday"s pmes (7 p.m.) Estlnda at Laguna B~ach Laguna Hills at Costa ~ Aliso Niguel at University END REGULAR SEASON champ1onslup road came with a series of hills'to chmb, while last year's 10-0 title run Wd!. deodedly downhill ·Last year, everyone I expected us to wm," Estaoa.a· Coach Tun Parsel Sdld. ·But lhi.s year, we were one of a cou- ple contenders. I knew we were capa- ble. but there were question mdfks. But. everyone came through. To get through that lust round at 4-1 \VJlh (Candlish} missing Breaking -the 'ice,' it can be • somce •Albright lifts spirits, Whitaker sinks big putt; Hahn is on the threshold of $301000. D own and out in Rancho Cucamonga, the three's companv team from Newport Beach Country Club needed a psychological boost Monday m the fourth annual Southern Cahforrua PGA Team Champ1onslups · "ln a tournament like that, you need somethmg funny, or out of the ordinary. to keep you going when you're not doing well,• said Pa.ul Hahn, NBCC head pro, who selected one male (Jun Whitaker) and one female (Debbie Albnght) to represent the club and play Wlth lum m the low-ball, no-handicap SCPGA event at Empire Lakes Goll Club in Rancho Cucamonga Of the 46 threesomes competmg, only 14 would quahfy for the SCPGA Match Play events. begmrung Feb. 28 and teleVlSed by Prune Ticket. 1\vo teams rece1Ved automabc berths into match play, one on a sponsor's exempbon, the other being the defendmg champion But with all the precedents, the Eagles (21-4, 8-1 in league and ranked No. 4 m CIF Southern Section lll-A) appeared, in a surpris- ingly sedate postgame, as if they'd seen it all before. Back-to-back three whole games for Tim Pars.el and mo!.l of the other The head pro of the winning Southern Calliorrua team earns $30,000. Later th.ls year, the champion from Northern Califorrua w11l play the Southern Ca.liforrua victor m Cabo San Lucas. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Dane Plock fakes a shot. then passes off to an open teammate to the utter dismay of a Wolverine. ·1 think me and Chris (Can- dlish) are more exated than anyone else," said Estancia seruor point guard Dane Plock, who led all scorers with 20 pomts, mcludmg five three- pomters "It's bdck-to-back for us, but it's the fU"Sl tlme for the other guys I can't believe the way it is nght now Look at everyone, (he} re pretty calm• It was. m fact, as il they'd expected it, though this year's high school boys soccer two, \\.dS a real credit lo th£> H'S! of the lods I steppmg up " Parsel also thE>onzed the lack of JUbtlat10n had d lot to do with the 1oh .. 1111 dl hand the CIF pldyofh "I think Y.:l' a I h~•hf"\f> w e have farther to qo \\ e dll know we can play hetter " The same notJon had to be swirling dround the Eagle~· halftime locke1 room, after d patient Wo l \'eflne "quad • SEE EAGLES PAGE 82 BCL CHAMPIONSHIP TO ESTANC The cost to enter the SCPGA · Team Championship is $300. • J paid for 1t, but I told (Whitaker and AJbnght) that Ji 1 win the $30,000. I'm not gomg to ask them for a penn}. • Hahn Joked The Hahn-Wlutaker-Albnght team (sounds like a law furn) almost d.Jdn t make it ln fact, had they not budied the final three holes, they wouldn't have quaWied They finished 6-under-par 66, tied for 10th plact> The low score !\ 1onday was 62 "We were wa} down Ill the dumps,· Hahn said of tus team, wlucb firushed Wlth seven bird.Jes · And had it not been for Albright's tournament-saving lauway shot on hole No. 1 (the team's sJ.Xth hole), they could have stayed where Hahn said. On the hole, Hahn hit a dnvet O\oer a bunker and into the • Eagles tie invading Aliso Niguel, 1-1, in heavy-handed duel; Aliso coach bitter over officiating, and tactics, but it's all over in the dnun.g r~ WhJl4ker::lwi~.o.a~e41K1.,,=~""1 quest for the league title, Estancia owns it. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot •SEE 809CE" MOE a in the sand bunker, then hit the top of the llp and kept it there. •aut Debb1e knocks her third shot almost in the bole, then knocked it i!1 to salvage a per,• Hahn said. "ft was a miraculo~ third shot, about two feet from the hole, from about 75 yards out. It kept our team alive, then we birdied the next three hoJ Jun and I were standing with our hands m our pockets and she pulled through." It w the tumillg point for Ha.hn-Whituer-Albnght. On hole No. t 1 (tbeir thlrd-to·laSt hole), Hahn sank a 60-foot bltdie pµtt. On 12, Albnght. Hahn's protege slno. 1989 when ahe wu a ts-mndieap golfer, m•=• :=.=:= ........ • oaeman..._o.._ biftllt, mlll NBCC ysrM 11 .......... at .... allll~~IJllll241at,.. ·-- .. -~ .. -. --~ .--- • v I . . . -d/l&;/I_ -• -- :Mustangs fall in a shootout at University~ 93-84 . Pirates stagger __ Sy Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -There was an Old West feeling Wednesday night. You half expected someone on the side of Costa Mesa High's Mustangs to saddle up, click their spws and ride off into the sunset. • By the time playm were fin- ished blowing smoke from the tip of their guns, host University had won, 93-84, in a Pacific SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting from the field, dribbled around a double screen before draining the game-winning shot and sending Woodbridge (20-6, 7-2) into a first-place tie with Santa Margarita (17-6, 7-2). Before the final play, Cd.M called timeou~ again with 0:15 left. "We spent most of the time- out making sure we knew how · to get the ball in," Orris said. "We almost didn't get it in, but the guys made the play. We got the ball into Brad Evans, and he kicked it to Adam Klinke in the right comer. After setting a dou- ble screen for Coleman, he made two dribbles and it was nothing but net "To the whole team's credit, they made the play. They react- ed to the situation and knew who to get the ball to. Brian and Adam led us the whole way, and it was a sweet game." Coleman also added nine assists, while point guard Josh Walz had six rebounds. Klinke finished with.19 points on 9-of- 12 shooting. HWe have to come out anQ focus (today) in practice, and make sure this doesn't go for not,· Orris said. Cd.M stayed with Wood- bridge early, then led by half- -time, 32-27. The Warriors, though, led by 6-foot-10 Chris Burgess (24 points), outscored the Sea Kings in the third quarter, 19·1, for a 46-39 edge. Coast League bo~ basketball shootout,• said Freeman, whose three-~mters. sliootout. squad (-4-20, t-8) was Iea~y •If we can get iiito the play- "We told our players to con-senior guaid Mike_ Montoya,, offs, and ma}'be get a couple of ti.Due closing down on their who was 7 of 14 from three~mt wins, we could break that shooters," said Costa Mesa country, finishing with 34 w.mts, record," said Dliirieen, who nev- assistant coach Criss FreemM, a season high. er holds back his horses. who spoke without a drawl. The 'nojans were sizzling. Of University's 12 field-goal University (10-14, 3-6 in PCL) They never let up. They had attempts against the Mustangs. had all of its guns firing. Seven more gunpowder on the bench 54% of the shots came from of the nine who stepped on the than the sheriffs in "Rio Bravo." beyond the extra-point curve. floor tot the 'Ifojans made at They were 17 of 39 from Th.e 1i'ojans, who averaged least one three-point buck.shot... thr.ee.,.point territory, one shy of .-....................... t->o&;u..A.;/1-A .... • .... ute.. made with Madhi AsJampour (20 · their season high. Their season 11 of 25 threes in the first half, pointsl leading the raid with, total (256) in threes is an' Orange while burying the Mustangs, 50- well, an eV'en six-shooter. County record, according to Uni-32, by intennission. "We played tli~m last year I yersity Coach Mike Dinneen. University led by 21 points here and it was the same type of Chadwick set the CIF Southern twice, the last coming with 2:51 game, the same type of Section rec0rd in 1994 with 294 left in the.third quarter, following EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 forged four deadlOck.s and tr Ailed just 25- 21 after two quarters. "I don't think we were fiat, but we may have been a little too tense," Panel es:plained. •we were missing .some shots we ordinarily make ahd we were ~r committing on defense, which allowed them to get some layups." In fact, Aliso (13-11, 5-4) picked up all but one of its nine first~half field goalS from within four feet, with YoUsef Etema- di's three-pointer to tie the game at 7-7 the lone exception.• Only 1 t Wolverine tt,irnovers helped the sluggish Eagles take a marrow lead mto the break. Estancia sharpened its defensive focus even more fot the start of the third period, forcing six turnovers and yielding only t-of-8 shooting from a Wolverine squad that hit 50% from the floor before intermission. l!We didn't change too much, but we did stop the easy layups," Parsel said. "That was all it took." That, along with a pair ofl1loc1C three balls, six points and five boards from Candlish, as well as scoring contribu- tions from senior Nick Novak, sopho- more Ryan Simpson and senior Frough Jahid. After Etemadi's bucket with 4:40 left in the third ended a 7-0 Eagle surge, only fQur free throws interrupted the rest of the Estancia-dominated quarter, which provided a •7-27 Jead, and the required comfort zone to allow Flynn, Cotham, Ron Simpson and Buonasstssi, playing their final regular-season home game, to · show off on Senior Night. "1bat was great," Parsel said of his squad's ftnt 12· man effort. • Buonalllsst had milled tbe_.un.. season With a l>rokm elboW. CotheJD Ht ott a t;Mlthy roar from the aOwd with a free thrOw in the Ogal 14 seconds to tmal- ly dent the vn- ty scotmg Col- umn, while PJy- nn collected a rebound and ·a steal and Buonassissl a}s() prOcured a steal. Candlish. who scored ~ two points in eight fatjguing minutes in the Eagles' 58·53 first-round Win at Aliso -his first game back after missing tbe start of league due to pneumo- nia -finished. with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Plock added five assists and two steals, while Novak chip~ in 11 points and four assists. Ryan Simpson add8d lix points for the winners, who a1sO ~.IOJ.!4 efforts from Sam NelsOn 8Iii Jo~ya. Cory Chandler, a &.foot~ jtinior, came off the bench to coDect 15 ~ti for the Wolverines, who received just 19 co1p: bined points from its starting five. 1-0 run. ' Costa Mesa had weapons of its own. ~tl.C..MeMM . Scof'eby~ Costa Mesa 18 t4 24 28 • 84 University 26 24 18 25 -93 eon. Mesa -Leahy 12, Payne 6, Weeks 21, Montoya~. Ogo 11, Cor- rea 0, Foster O. 3·polnters ·Montoya 7, Weeks 1, Gauchos, 76-72 . ·~~-~x~ogg;HJmlnw.lQ,..,Q.cJ!Qj.,...,_~-1---~eads=-~~i Palmer 10, Schachter 15, DeGrood 8, 0 C t ' tunnin Aslampour 20, Ooyle 2, Groendal 8, range oas S S g Namkoong 5, You 1. · verdict, ending 3-.p<>Jnters -Aslampour 6, Scoggin 3, Scbachter 3., Groendal 2. Narnkoong 1, Saddleback's 11-game Palmer1, Adl~1. Fouled out -Doyle. winning streak. MISSION VIEJO -Duane Curtis had seven of his team-high 23 points in the closing minutes to help the Orange Coast College men's basketball team upset Orange Empire Conference- leading Saddleback, 76-72, Wednesday at the Gauchos gym. Saddleback, which entered with an 11-game winning streak, earned its first lead, 38~36, two minutes into the second half. But Curtis, who hit 9 of 14 field goal attempts, including two tbree- pointers, paired with Adrian Reyes (18 points) to pace the Pirates (15-13, 6-5 in conference) to the hard-fought win. OCC's Matt Ambrose had 10 points before fouling out, while David Downs (nine points and five rebounds) and Darnell Adamson (six points and 11 boards) also contributed heavily. Saddle back fell to 22-4. 10-1. COMMUNrTYCOUEGEMEN ~<:out 76, Saddleb.ck n Orange Cout -Reyes 18, Mitchell 7, Curtis 23, Fracalosy 3, Ambrose 10, Downs 9, Adamson 6. 3--pointers -Reyes 2, Curtis 2, Mitchell 1, Ambrose 1. Fouled out-Ambrose. ~ -Riggins 1, Ashley 9, Carter 29, Crooks 0, Drakeford 7, Beavers 10, Granger 6, Duffy 10 .. 3-pointers ·Ashley 1, Carter 1, Drake- Orange Coast women drop 80-43 decision MISSION VIEJO The unbeaten Saddleback College women's basketball team had lit- tle trouble with visiting Orange Coast College Wednesday, claim- ing an 80-43 triumph. Cd.M's Darren MacDonald, who fouled out, spent most the second half on the bench. "We've talked the last two weeks about this being a team game, in which there are a lot of ways to contribute,• said Orris, who added that his team's offense began to click in CdM's 67 -42 victory over El Toro last week. Newport ~akes nice run, but 'still falls, 62-42 nna Afan, who hit a trio of three-pointers, was the lone Pirate in double figures (13 points) as the visitors (21-8, 7-4 in conference) shot just 31.2% (15 of 48) from the field. Maureen Skehan (18 points) led four Gauchos in double fig- ures to help them improve to 24- 0, 11-0, despite the benefit of a three-pointer. By Jim Walters. Dally Pi/or Corona del Mar 55, Woodbridge 53 Score by Quarters Woodbridge 20 7 19 7 -53 Corona del Mar 16 16 7 16 -55 Woocl:Nidge -Jenkins 1, LAKE FOREST -The New- port Harbor High boys basket- ball team battled back from 20 points down to trail by only four early in the fourth quarter Wednesday, but then had to watch as El Toro pulled away for a 62-42 victory in Sea View League action. Stovall to, Sekanery 6, Quinn 3, Burgess 24, Beeson 7, Dannis 2. 3-pointers -Stovall 3, Sekanery 2, Quinn t, Burgess 1, Beeson 1. Corona del Mar -Walz 2, Peyton 2, Coleman 24, Evans 2, Klinke 19, MacDonald 6, Friend 0, Shimer 0, Gorlty 0, Guthrie 0. 3-pointers -Klinke 2. Coleman 1. Fouled out -MacDonald. SOCCER CONTINUED FROM 81 El Toro (12-13, 3-6) is still mathematically alive in the playoff hunt with one game left, but their chances would appear hopeless since they close out the season Friday league-leading Woodbridge. . Est.and& hod plenty of sco~g opportunities in the second half; outshoot:ing the Wolverines, t 1-3. The penalty on Friend, o defend- er, appeared to be a marginal call on a loose ball, after an Estancia shot had already been batted away by Aliso Niguel 'keeper Mlkewtllon. ·ne referee said I elbowed a pJayer, but we were just gq!nglfOr the ball," Friend said. •Their players were runmng and el~ everyone in the The Sailors (6-19, 1-8) will be playing for l?)ide as they look for the positives to build on for ne¥t season. "I give Newport all the cred- it," said Charger Coach Dave Shoemaker. "We were up 32- 12 and they cm:lld have bagged it right there. but they didn't give up.• After managing only 17 points in the first half, the Sailors doubled that effort in the third quarter behind some great teamwork on both ends of the court. "That was one of the better quarters we played all year," said Newport Harbor Coach I t wasn't exactly a social on the field Wed!iesday as tempers. flared. often, in the physical colllslon. At left Estanda's Miguel Zelaya and Allio ....,..,...~·N.l•veSiillth~- (10) square off; at ,.right, Zelaya (foreground) and teammate Antonio Serpa (right) duel for possealon aga.lmt Mlke Campbell of _ AUIO Vlejo. The game lliilshecl bl a 1-1 atandott, but Estanda, on the strength of La(J1Jll8 Beach's 3-1 lou to Laguna Hillis, went over the tOp tn lb ~forthePCL champtonablp. face, and then the referees call that on us,• Ali.so Niguel'• Chris Karaly saJd in cfu;t>elief. Alter 39 mlnutee of l<.'Ofelesl r- (and physical) play, Allio Niguel'• Dave Smith boOt8d a tree kick from nlldfleld. Priend received It near the QOiJ and tappe<l It lfi, barely getting past Estancia tJoelje Jordan Brown (two .save1), who appeared to get tu. hand• on the ball while sprawled on the ground, but it biclded through J Larry Hirst. "But that's also the problem we've been having all year. We play in spurts. "We play one or two good quarters, but that just isn't enough in the Sea View League." Newport scored the final five points of the first half to cut the lead to 32-17 and then outscored El Toro 17-10 in the third quarter to trail only 42-34. Mark Hornung, who had a team-high 14 points, and Jim Schwartz sparkled for the Sailors during the comeback. Hornung made two steals and dribbled the length of the court with one of them for a layup. He also hit a 14-foot jumper and added three assists on some nice pinpoint passes into the lane. El Toro 62, Newport Harbor 42 Score by Quarters Newport 9 8 17 8 -42 El Toro 19 13 10 20 -62 Newport H.txw -Cunningham 3, Glass 0, Hornung 14, Jameson 2. Archbold 3, Wertman 3, Thlssel 0, Badorek 6, Matlin 0, Coluccio 8, Schwartz 3. 3-pointers -Hornung 2. Cunningham 1. • El Toro -Vargas 13, Silva 0, Senik 13, Miranda 7, Wulfemeyer 15. Pearce 0, Stoll 0, K. Johnson 6, Lindstrom 4, C. Johnson 4, Adams 0. 3-pointers • Vargas 3, Wulfemeyer 2. Saddleback outreboun.ded OCC. 49-33, as Newport Harbor High product Dianne Pulido paced th~ Pirates with five boards. COMMUNrTY COUEGE WOMEN Saddleb.ck IO, Orange C.O.st 43 Orange Cont -Nakamura 5, Takemoto 0, Afan 13, Pulido 5, Cerad 6, 5alapski 2, Mather 0, Botana 0, Shine 4, Kelly 8. 3-pointers -Afan 3, Nakamura 1. Fouled out -Shine. Fouled out -Ambrose. Saddletwidt -Skehan 18, • Henderson 4. Trejo 2, Gorska 9, Walker 11, Zuniga 6, Renken 11, Dickson 7, Allen 12. 3~pointers -none. Vanguards women in-a breeze, 63-49 COSTA MESA -Southern CaWornia College's women's basketball team handled visiting Christian Heritag~ College Wednesday night to the tune of 63:49 in nonconference play. Canie Burt (14) and Angela Minor (11) were both in double figures for the Vanguards, who improved to 10-14 overall. It was 34-14 at halftime, allow- ing the hosts to go to their bench early and often. ~WOMEN ~ C..ltfomla College 13 OwistlM ......._.Col .... 49 Clwtstlen Herft8ge. catkins 3, Greene 14, Griffin 19, Reed ~Payton 2, Larson 9. 3·polnters • Greene 2. SoCill Col .... • Kempton 9, Wtlltternor• 3, Thornb\lrg 2, Burt t4. Blomker S, Chaney 7, Caruso 2, Gutf an 0, Hartioan 4, W.rdel 4, Minor 11, Skk }. 3-pofnten • KemptOl'i t, Burt 1, ChaneY 1, Minor 1 • ' Halftlm.: SoCll Collf94t, 34-14. Girillo a winner Corona del Mar i'elident Steve Cirillo won the miDl·medal detert 725.production mlni·truck dUI at the New Yeats 200 olf-roed race, Jan. 26-2? in BantOW. CiiWo clrM the entire race, about MVen houn, to claim -. top spot In bit cl.tu In tb8 .. race al the MUOD fOI the LiR8na s.w. : • Kevin Kasper has the Vanguards' baseball team in a pitch-catch mode as they try to snap back from ~-14~5 campaign in 1995. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The practice T-shirts the players are wearing say it all. "Fail to plan, plan to fail.• That's the way it's going to be for the Southern California Col· lege baseball team coming off an uninspiring 14-35 season. Coach Kevin Kasper, in his first season at the sec helm, has no plans to accept failure. Kasper, who has lived within 15 miles of campus most of his life, played second base/short- stop for the Vanguard.s from 1985-89. He was an All-NAIA District m and All-Golden State Athletic Conference selection his senior year. After graduating with a Biolo- gy degree, Kasper spent four years in the San Francisco Giants' organization, reaching as high as Double-A ball in the Texas League. The last two years Kasper was an assistant coach at Wood- bridge. For Kasper, the plan is for pitching and defense to carry the Vanguards. Senior right-bander Kevin Withers 1S SCC's No. 1 starter, pitching in Wednesday's Open- ing Day game at The Maste r's. Sophomore right-hander . Bryce Primm. will be the No. 2 starter and Kasper said he could also see some DH duties. After Withers and Primm, the other two starting slots are up for grabs. ln a surprise move, Kasper said he's planning to use junior left-hander Ila Borders in middle relief this season instead of as a starter Borders who made history by being the first woman in record- ed history to pitch a men's colle- giate baseball game two seasons ago, struggled as a starter last season, finishing with a 1-7 record. She's 3-11 lifetime at sec. "We're trying to develop every- one into role players and I see her as an important part of the bullpen staff,· Kasper said. Costa Mesa Htgb product Matt Harber, a sophomore right-han- der who' transferred to sec after a season at Orange Coast Col- lege, looks like the No. 3 starter. 1Wo lefties, sophomore returnee Ryan Holman and freshman Kel- ly Lowery are in the mix. Right- handed freshman Donovan McReynolds is fighting for the stopper role. Senior Rick Humotoff, who was a pitcher last season, dedd· ed to try out for an everyday job and is the starting light fielder. He'll come out of the bullpen, too. Kasper's only real recruit was catcher Rob Pegg, a JC transfer from Scottsdale (Ariz.) CC. •Rob is a heads-up guy behind the plate," Kasper said. "He's one of the fastest guys on the team and not because the others are slow. He's just a fast catcher." Sophomore third baseman Mi.Ice Grasse, did some catching last season, but will be making the move to the infield. He should bat sixth or seventh. Senior shortstop Steve Dollas is moving over 'from third. He, Borders and Primm all played in the SAskatchewan Major Base- ball Summer League with the. Swift Current Indians. The other half of SCC's dou- ble-play combination is senior second baseman Brian Nolan. He brings a left-handed bat into the No 2 slot, and leadership. Mike Caston, o left-handed junior with some ~wer, and Shane sowers, a sophomore who came over from Orange Coast, will platoon at first base. Sowers wUl alSO fill in at DH and u the tMID'& third catcher. Center fielder Joe Rivera ti the top athlete on the t~ accord· ing to Kapser. He's quick and bu a strong ann. He'll bat cleanup and he's another guy who could .see action out of the p1111 In spot "tuatlon1. Switch·hittlng frelhman x.tn Doyle won the sWtiDg job ln Wt fteld d~ fall bell uul Will bat llledoft agalmt M81Wa. Senior seen Levttt and Junkir :Steve McGee wm be nallable b . duty. iD tba °'deld ~ more .Rich Ramtra, and two ~ nm~endDoD· .W~wtl ...... lnleld. Cbace ICIDg, fraiD Cal· 'WiYO..-Jlgb'lade ....... , .. _ti .. btdap "*'-· BlpUde posts thlee shutouts at Frienclship Tourney •Whittier, Colton and Barstow all shutout victims of local soccer juggernaut. and Rebeka Roth. Meredith Mlller and MicheDe Nelson got 1be ...... The goatke8pjng of Kim Boom, and strong midfteld play, helped notch the autout. Natalia Dorfman. Natalie Clark stop~ numerous Colton attadts while goalkeepeTS Boortz and Te55a Northridge recorded eight saves between them. ANAHEIM -The Orange Cout United under 13 girls potted tbree lbutout wins ttm weekend at tbe Anaheim ~ Tour- nament. Jn game two. the Riptide beat the Colton l11anies, 4-0. Brawner and Roth each bad two goals in tb:is one. ~ Salter and Laura Antonini assisted Brawner and Undley Yowman usisted on both of Roth'• goals. In a tight game Sunday, the Riptide broke a scoreless halftime score on Brawn- er's fourth goal of the tournament, to take a 1-0 Win over the Barstow Stazs under-1• squad. The Riptide, c:oacbed lJY Chris Dillon, beat the Whittier Stan l-0 ID the ~ ~ on goals by striker AUaon Brawner The defense was led by sweeper Brigett Ingles and fullbocu Ann Hatfield and Boortz made two crucial saves in tlle clos- ing minutes to preserve the win. briefs Pirates sweep to third straight, punish Mt. SAC, 8-3 • Liuzzi spins a shutout through six innings to get the nodf three go 3 for 5 in baseball road victory. WALNUT -Orange Coast Col- lege's baseball team ran its record to 3-0 Wednesday afternoon in nonconference action at Mt. San Antonio_ College, lashing the Mounties in every aspect, on the mound, in the field and at the plate en route to an 8-3 victory. Pirates starter Jason Uuzzi got the victory after going scoreless six innings, stifling Mt. SAC on two hits, walking three and turn· ing five batters away on strikes. The Pirates backed up their 13- hit attack with errorless play in the field, and were led by 1\"avis Clutter, Deric Yanagisawa and Joe Jones at the plate. Each was 3 for 5; Clutter get- ting 3 RBI; Yanigisawa 2 RBI and Jones a single run batted in. Three-run bursts in the second and sixth innings put the game out of reach and the Pirates extended it to 8-0 before Mt. SAC was able to get on the boards in the eighth and ninth frames. Or11n99 Coast a. Mt. San Antonio ] Orange Coast 030 003 200 -8 13 o Mt. SAC 000 000 021 • 3 ~ 1 Liuzzi, Brewer m. Stevenson (8), Ritter (9) and YaNlgiQwa, Roden (1); Najera. Platt (3), limmer m. Crow (9) and Hill, Stencel (8). W ·Liuzzi, 1-0. L Najera. 28 ·' Vanaglsawa (OCQ, Ponchak (OCO. Thomas (MS), Hernandez (MS). 38 • Gal- lo (MS). HR • Hill (MS). Seven local wrestlers earn CIF berths COSTA MESA -Four Estancia High wrestlers and three from Costa Mesa finished among the top two in their weight divisions Wednesday at the Pacific Coast League Championships to qualify for the CIF Southern Division Championships set to start Feb. 16. Senior Andres Barrios, of Estancia. won a 19-10 decision over Costa Mesa's Jeremy Lefever to take the 189-pound title. Banios came into the meet with a 27-6 overall record and picked up three more wins Wednesday. Both wrestlers will represent the PCL in CIF. Costa Mesa senior Dan Lobdell was the other local individual title winner, taking the 140-pound division on an injury default over Sylvester Valenoa of Laguna Hills Sophomore Chris McBride took second in the heavyweight division to join Lefever and Lob- dell for the Mµstangs. Costa Mesa's Vmce Hamade. who was disqualified in his open- ing 135-pound match for a body slam that left his opponent unable to continue, came back through the ranks to finish Uurd and earn a spot as an alternate. He's joined by teanunates Pat McBride at 171 and Rob Johnston at 152. McBride lS a senior and Chris' older brother. "We had three kids earn spots and three others that are alter- nates," said first-year Coach Anthony Ybarra. "Vmce would have been a sure winner at 135, but be still will have a chance if someone can't make weight or can't go." Three other Eagles are CIF- bound. Estancia's Scott Carlson, a junior, earned a trip by finishing second m the 119-pound ranks, being pinned m the champi- onship by Nick Castillo of Laguna Hills. Senior Eliasin Vargas lost a tough 9-8 decision Ul the finals against Kimball Walsh and Carlos Rodriquez, a seruor, was pinned m the 130-pound cbarnpionshlp at 2:29 by Laguna Hills' Ryan McNaughton Estanoa has four Juniors as alternates: Aurelio Ochoa ( 103); Fredi Campuzano (112). Rudy Castellon (140); and Doug Garcra (215). "The biggest disappomtment for me was John Harris, our heavyweight, not getting to wres- tle,• said Estanaa Coach Dave Jones. "He couldn't make the weight. "He lost three pounds, but needed to lose another 3 1/2 pounds in 45 minutes If he had two hours he could have made it. He would have gone to CIF for sure." Harris is a sophomore and will have another chance next season. Laguna Hills won the tHm trtle with 202 points. followed by University (115), Aliso Niguel (108 112). Estancia (95) and Costa Mesa (73) CO:MMUNIT.Y COLLEGE SPRING SPOR~S PREVIEW OCC volleyb~ re~y to return to top rung in conference COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's volleyball team is one of the favorites to win the Orange Empire Conference. Considering the last four con- 1erence...champ Jlavj!. gone on.. lQ win state titles, the Pirates are expecting to be in some pretty rarefied air by the end of the sea- son. Friday night's second game of the season, at Westmont (a 5:30 start), represents the midway point of the ~n schedule. OCC ( 1-0) Will put in one more appearance at the Long J}eeeh OtyToumament (Feb.11), before opening conference play against defendirig conf•ence churiplon Palomar on Valentine'• Pey. PalOJDar 1o9t nine p1ayen trorn la$t year'i aquad wbldl .ti up a scramble for the top ~· That'• gOod news for the Piratee, who won tbe state dWD· ~ --' ~-· ptonshtp in 1994, butfell to 14-9 last season before being eliminat- ed in the first round of the playoffs by Long Beach City College. OCC Coach Chuck Cutenese thinks tb.e problem was: his team became too predictable. Last season, the Pirates looked to go-to guy Jason Crone, a 1995 Olympic Festival team member and bolder of the school's single- season kill record (389). And the opposition looked to shut down Crone. 'This seuon. crone is at UC 5arito Barbara and OCC will have to rely on a mote balAnced. often· live attack which Cuteo.ese says may actually help the team by forcing more playen to get Involved in the now. OCC bu six players retum.ing frOm last year's lqU&d, indUding starters Phil Schddts at outside hitter and noy LfnGleY and Co~ na del Mar High product Brad Callahan at middle blocker. Schildts started about half of OCC's games as a freshman, recording 162 kills, and figures to · be a full-timer at outside hitter. Langley; who high }\lmped 6- 10 for the Pirates' track team last season, finished with l.C9 kills and 28 solo blocks. Callahan, who had 182 kills and 42 solo blocks his fr hman year, Will be SWitching to a setter position from middle blocker. He figures to be challenged by sophomore Kemper Kelly. who was ln1ured most of last season, and freshman Kevin Re.id (Wood- bridg Jiigh) who had a good pre- season. The mov could also open up some spece on the tight d for .eophomore Ryan Allen and pos.IQ- bly freshman Alan Hoang from Tustin High'• ClP championship .,..:---~.-;:---=---~-----:-~oo .... V -.. ' . .. -----L --'•~ • __ - __ ,. .__ 'I_ _lil!_~........L -- .. y rww. c..... SouiMrn c.ltfol1lll "°"" ---~lp.m. !MM. )'.15 pm.; sarrt.a ~at -.opon Hefbof, a. 1s p.m.;~ • L.-gune IMch, J :15 p.m,: ~ HAis M CoN Mlle. S:15p.m. ........ Cilill · UC••illl M ,_...,,, ~ COlll_it. t:)O""' team. Morgan Coberly, who backed up Colin Bemus at setter last sea- son, figures to be a starter at set- ter. He's being challenged by freshmen Casey Jennings and Matt Wrtght and Rob Cammarata, who played a couple yea.rs on club teams at .Aruona State. Jennings and Jason Goddard, another freshman, showd also time at the outside spot. Jennings is a converted setter, while God- dard IS more of a defcnsw $pe- dalist. Cory Deon, a redshirt last a- son, odds leaping ab1bty and quickness to the lineup. Mike Pixler, a tran5fer from ASU, and Devid Spegon, who has been out al high tchool for thr years, COUid contribute Middle b&oCker Josh Rkhard. son. ftoin Newport Harbor High, is one ol lix ndlblrts. .GOLF CONTINUED RK>M 11 NewJ)ort Cassie J>ro.,~ billclY to wm bact-to-baCk pro-am titles (1991 ahd 1992), put bis temn in the SCPGA~tcb PlaJ.,._-.. ..., Tournament with a dutch l~foot birdie putt on 13. It was the team's last stroke I a Sandi Colfer, NBCC wo••'• club champion, iS al.so a member of Bermuda Dunes Co~try Oub, which she represented in the SCPGA Team Championship. Coffer also ~for match play. a Mesa Verde CC, Blg Qmyon CC and Sant.a Ana CC also bad threesomes competing ~nday,. · but only Newport Beach qualified a Hahn. who turns 42 next . week. doesn't get an opportunity to play much, like most teaching pros Hahn, a former football quarterback and basketball standout in high school, injured his shoulder before college. His swing was never the same, and his dream of playing on the PGA Tour ended. "I don't have a lot of time to practice and play, but I've been going to Dr. Jake Pivaroff (a Corona del Mar chiropractor) for about two months now, and he's been able to relieve a lot of tension in my shoulder and neck area with his Deep Muscle Sttmulator. "It's enabled me to swing the club much more freely, without having to practice all the time and be loose.• Plvaroff is also the team cluroprac;t,or for CdM High's goU team, coached by Hahn. Pivaroff was featured in th.lS space last month. He treats several PGA Tour members throughout the year with his innovative OMS. 0 Dr. Deborah Graham, a leading sport psychologist on the PGA Tour and Senior Tour, has five GolfPsych Workshops _ planned during the Nissan L.A. Open and Ojai Healthcare Classic. It's open to the public. Graham apparently has determined that eight particular personality traits distinguish the tour champlODS from the others, lnSlght that enables her to give any player speofic direction to strengthen their mental skills m goU The Workshops are scheduled between Feb. 16 and March 3 at Marbella. Big Canyon, Wllshire and Braemar country clubs The cost ranges from $7 5 to $235 dependmg on whether the par· tidpant wants GolfPsych Report or not For more information. call Jon Stabler at 1 (800) 322~044. • RICHARD DUNN is a Daily Pilot Sportswriter whose club golf column appears every Thursday. OCC's Daz.e commits to Cal State Dominguez COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College women's volley- ball standout Heather Daze has committed to play next season at Cal State Dominguez. Daze, a S-foot-11 1lll.ddle blocker and oulslde lutter with the Pirates, leaves as the school's all-bme. single-season and cueer kill leader The two-tune All- Orange Empire Conference selection had 559 career kills. She set the smgle-season mark her freshman year with 292. Sailors fall, 3-2 NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High's ~ for C1F competition took a heavy blow Wednesday as visiting El 10ro truck for a 3-2 Sea View League victory. The Sailors, now .C-3-2 in league, 15-6-.c overall. got gOeb from Tobin Junowich and ~ Yurada, but El Toro's two - half gC>als proVed decisive. H&r- bot outshot El Toro, t.S-5, bUt could not com up wtth the equalizer. • STARTING ANE~- 'BUS/NESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Departmmt at the [)ajJy Pilot is pkasLJ .., t1J ahnouna a new Jervia notv avail4ble t1J nnv ~. ~ wiO now SF.ARCH tht name for ytJU al no exJra chtzrgt, anJ saw yqu tht time 4nd tht trip to tht Onm House in SantaAna. Thm. of coune, afor tht SMTCh is complneti we wiO file your fotitiaus bUsiness name it4lmJmJ with tht CAunty C/erlt, puhlish once a weelt for four wttlts as tequireJ by law anJ then fik your proof of publication with IM County Clerlt. p~ stqp by/() file your jiciitious business staJrmmt Ill tht Daily Pilot, 330 w. f!ay ~ ~ Mt:Sll. If you t:llnnot stop "''p/Mse 6tJJ us at (114) 642-4321 and WI UiilJ'1Nllti ammgonm1S for JI"' ID btiNJk this~ by mail If you sJ»uJi/.htzW ""J fordxr ~ pfolse ~US aniJ WI uiiJJ k mart than ~ID assist~ GotJti aa in JOllT M4I buiiiless! D • '1 PilOt • " .. , rrt. 'I '- 1· I Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory riowu• When Words Are Not Enough "Specl•llzlng In S11mp•t.hJI ~ 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3135 CIC Why play Hide 'N Sffk with childcate? Call Claeeltl•d today! S42.ae78. C.ARAGE SALE HINTS IOllA~~ Ol'l'OlllUHIJY Alt .......... ~."' Ulll .... ,..., la ... ,, ...... fff· arll Ftlr Nwlillt Ac1 ti ltll 11 .............. 11 u1ep1 It "'**' ''»I pitleftllCI. ll1111&allH ., 1111ur11111111ll011 "5M II rxt, Cellr. "lltlon. .... .._~ i-lllJI wtn 0t ...................... .... .,..-,.,,.,.m, 11111· ........ ~ .. lllla ..... ,.,., will not ......., 1CUJC..., IMftiu. ................ 11tu 1111 flalldle al Utt In. Ow rtMers wt •ttt'Y 1ti.111H lllll Ill .SwelUqa ldwtrtlud 11 lllls . ...,..., ............. .. .... ........_ ....... WA- -11~.QllKUO -.. ........ 1-11111·4Z4·DllL FOi \M WlldllltlM, DC ll'tl pltut call KUD II 42'·3500. CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT ROOMS 2708 BUSINESS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE NEWPOlT CRYPT 1225 BEACH 2169liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY 5530 SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 BEACH fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •N• 112 eik to beac:h. 2904 NEW HOT PARMINE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Comp•nlon Crvpt NEWPORT TmRRACI PQrof, nWon/damk, kit prlv. i~iii~iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii 1'500·441-fAEE (3733) 11+ FIREFIGHTERS. No ex· •••-••• Citrus-avocado (fruit· Etlt•l• .... Womtin•r. Pac:lllo View Memorial 2Br 2\.-'l Ba, gar, carpr1, ar. I S400/mo . .l O . .....i... 1"-'-''"'•• _,day pe Ion Pie b th t 1 h i J 1 " p k b II I I N I t A· .. 2115 No/pela 714-848-5676 FREE VIDEO OR , -·, "''"'v'"' ~ r ce necessary. ase e aware a Ing) 110. Ort/Plgm~ cot ng, •W• t"/. at • eaut u sen ng, vu. o P• . v• AUDIO TAPE ) THE FREE PARmlNE Paid training with ex.· th• ll1tlngs In this c;at· S10/lg Sago palms !20 acces, Feb 9/10, • \C>! worth Sl0,000 selling $900/mo. 84'5·9219 Nl!WPOAT BEACH t..1ost powerful tape c e j I en t s a I a r y. egory may require you Herbs s1 . cement 4pm, S1zH 2-US 2188 a t S 7, O o O ob o Qui•• Nnt lal 2Br lBa ROOM FOR RENT h \-970-28$-8888 AU FREE medlc:al/dental. High to call a 900 number fountains $110, bird Vista Entrad a. NII (916) 4'24-7466 hse.~ frPtc. g 3r, yard, Avallaba. Feb. 15th. ~~~d a~n ·~~~ sr:s~.~~ Only Notmal LO. to Colo. school diploma grads In which there Is a blh• s20 909-87•·9422 (1>tull1~ 729·7404 H•rbor L•wn Mt. hkups, pvt park. Vrly, $425 + d•p o1lt. No growing c:o. In Amer· egos 17·34. Call 1· charge per minute. --------- Olive 2 comelery lots $1385/mo. 650-0108 pell, ~ease. 631"7590 lc:a. For more Info call 800-252-0559 In Los ASSEMBLE ARTS 2 Boogie board• $2800 (909) 6n·7196 leave Haage 1·8()().396-2250 Angeles; 1-600·222· CRAFTS, TOYS, jew'. ~~~gn;f~~m~::o S~~: 6289 south of LA. or elry, wood Items, typ· Tt CA O HOT NEWEST BEST 1 ·800·345-6289 In Ing, sewing, c:ompulor S10, air popcorn pop-•••••••••APARTMENTS vA Tl N PT Effort•FT Resulls Northern Callfornla work from home In per $10, smoker bar· SAT/SUN 8am-4pm Furn, bike•, Unen• •• 42" TV, kitchenware, clothing & m u ch' more. 537 Vista Grande (EastbluN) .,_, ,.. HOUSES/ FOR RENT RENTALS 2722 Invest. Required (Visalia to Crescent your spate ume. Great beque $43, food proc: 800-700-7177, 24 Hrs. City) $25, 2 plumerla plants CONDOS • .. •••••••• pay. Free details c:atl S5/Sl5, recltner rockurl .. ••••••••f 11 Oce•nfront 3Br 2Ba Loc•I Vending GOURMET COOK/LI 1·800-632·8007, 24 brown S75. Gla111~•a.15pQRt'•Tio• FOR RENT near NB pier. Book Rout•. 20 estal>-housekeeping, exp'd, hrs. counter top frig 5' uvu1 .n •••••••••BALBOA now for summer wkly tlshed ac:c:ts. Buy •IV live out, F{T. Non-s100. 642·0246 I••••••••• rental. 714-434-1424 part. 800-599-6783 smkr. Newport Beach EMPLOYMENT ---------PENINSUIA 2607 PEPSI/COKE ROUTE. area. 714-673-3643 4 ltahan Rena1ssance1---------""-- GENERAL 2102 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Prime loc:aJ loc:atlons. Home baaed busl· WANTED / 5535 prints. matted/framed BOATS 701 l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B eac:hslde stu dio. RENTALS TO $2,000 weekly. 1·800-neas No Investment, all $200 Two beveledliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ $300 OFF MOVE· 5u.11ntl 27"4 311·7632. ,.,,._J~· ...-...... no selling, no risk. mirrors. Lg $lOO, sm 13ft Whaler .. "'hpm , GOVERNME T ~ ~ umwg ....... .... R••ponabl• la dv 40 $45 640.-2963 ~ N IN $550/mo. 673·0676 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Ill Steve, 714·754·5990 would like to be a per· ---------cover. Very clun. FORECLOSED or 772·4400 8 1 p 1 S kl MONEY .. 1 .-,2~.0400 Offl M /G 1 d sonal asslst/c:ompan· Hom• water filter•. $2100. 714·722·8n:f. HOMES a •n n •e ng TVV"" 55 ce gr en e ger Fiiters out chlorine & :;0~ 11~8;~1!~1 onT as:: ,_C_O_R_O_N_A_____ ~~I~ 1~r:~~ ::~: ~~ TO LOAN 2914 ~ Ext. 2033. ~;!~~e~~~ d~~~~ts~~ ~4n2-~i~~s~.S~~'.1 <519> sediment. Less than 1 ~~d~~nct~:Y B~::k:{r Repo's, REO's. Your Jotf or Todd 675-4186 iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,;,.., skllls Lotus, SBT. Also ·~c: per gal. 641·l533 fully restored. new a T II f , 800-DEL MAR 2622 LOANS $3K·S25K (no need Data Proc••· •••••••••WOLFF TANNING power system, teak ._, 89r08°.9· 77°8 Exret.e H-·5139 Balboa Oceanfront fees roq'd). Bad or no '"'" 1or. Benehts. FAX re-MERCHANDISE BEOS. TAN AT HOME. brass fillings, rutty for current listings. 2Bdrm 1B•th 2Bdrms w/ba $500+600 credit, EZ quality. All MEMBERSHIPS sumea: 714·259·9183 Buy direct and SAVE. equipped with ste~ Sunn y rear u nit . 1·Stu· $500 723·6250 types available. Lie:/ 3018 Presc hool Teacher 'Commorc1al/Homo & extras. A c:lanle( Ocean View. Avail Dalbo• Penn 2Bd bonded. 7am·8pm c:au ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii needed. Competeitlve units from S199. Low $15,QOO. 241·1650 BALBOA nowl $1200 640·7340. 2Ba $450/mo. +dep. 800-216-6769. 11 salary/benefits. Ac:· ANTIQUES 6010 monthly payments 1"e""a-y-=e-o_•_t-23_'_N_o_rw_e- ISLAND 2106 COM studio $500 Inc:. Garage. Avail March Wanted discounted crodlation In progress. Free color catalog gian, tapstrake, dou. ••••••••••! Ill /d I t 1st. Call 675·5273. ••••••••• NB Country Club ECE units req. 640·8820 iiiiiiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Call today. 1·800-842· ble ender, Volvo Penta-" • w • pr v en··•---------Class A membership. BUYING ITEMS 1305 ---------I Brite, roomy 2·sty 4Br ~~!~t... 3~1~nn~al~oo~ C~a'r':s.1 ~:rrr;,0~;.1. ~~~ 1AN·N·0·U·N·C·E•M•E•NT•S• Call 494·2181 leave R:s~a~:!rri~:.\~B ~=~~ ~rom 180CH960. 1 ~c -w-0-L-~-F-T_A_N_N_t_N_G_ =~g~~~9_'1~!:0 ~ut~~~ HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 4Ba hso. 2 fp, 2nd sty 675·1151 smklng. 708 A11acado message. ef1ts, 401K. Knowl· to entire estate. Paint· BEDS. TAN AT HOME ors , one-of·a·klnd deck. Sips to bc:h. No 5390 675•8634 ---------edge of Word for Win· lngs, china, glsware, Buy direct and SAVE classic 645-0749 OOV'T FORECLOSED homes for pennies on $ 1. Oellnquent Tax, Repos, REOs. Your pets. $3000. 72:'.\-4633 ---------ANNOUNCEMENTS 1,.•••••••• dows. Call Fran 252· furn, etc. lmmed cash, Commarc1al/Home COSTA MESA 2624 CM 1Br $400 or 2Br 11 t $ 673 6223 1 • 1-------$600. Rois. W/2 fem 2920 EMPLOYMENT 9393 or FAX resume op · • 11 msg units from $199. Low CORONA DEL MAR happy/quiet/upbeat. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '"••••••••• 252·9494, Attn: Fran. monthly payments. 1Br•pt EastofHarbor Avt2/1.631·2111 11 RECEPTIONISTP/T PLIANCES 601 1 Free color catalog. $585/mo utll paid. 383•·E-,1-1-d-e_C_M_m_as_t_e_r_b-r, SSCashSS IMMEDIATE For prestigious CdM Call today 1·800·842· Area. Toll Free 800· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 898-9778 Ext. H· 1361 for current lis11ngs. W. Bay St. See Lee In SS for structured set·•---------Salon. Salon exp prsl. l305. Unit 5. 970-62~1 w/d, gar, walk·ln c:lst. tlements, annuities, EMPLOYMENT Washer & ltlectrlc $11952BR 1BA Rear Unit, Largo No Gar. No. of Hwy. Don 556-6660 Agt. CORONA DEL MAR 1022 2Bdrm Over garage. Small yard. 719 1/2 iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Fernleaf. $895. 1 sVlast -r S250. 909-621-3141. ES 2Bd 2Ba, 2-c:ar gar. Kids/pet·Ok. 157 E.23rd Unit A. A11t 3/1. $1100 Aon 283-1300.Dav• Lerge 2 BR 1 1/2 BA, gar, Bluffs area nr beach, patio, $880 OCEAH & BAY VIEW 212 Carnation 3br/3ba S449K Open hso Sal/Sun 673·9041 COM 2Br·2B• Front _m_o_._5_4_s-_2_66 __ 5 ___ _ NEWPORT BEACH Duplex, 457A Sea· ward Road $1195 Min. 1 Yr Lease. Open SaV Sun, new carpets Chumlng 1 Br 1 Ba 1069 lower unit steps from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil boach, w/d hkup, d/w. Absolute Best Value! ~~1./~~u!~2~0~~~ 4Bd 2Ba family home 1 O, 9am, 200 Orchid. In xlnt area. Only S359,000 w{TERMSI Oo••n & sunaet Cati views 2Br 1 Ba. No PATRICK TENORE pets. Frplc:, 1-cet a ttc:h REAL ESTATE gar. $1275/mo. Pvt 842•5704 street. Agt. 631·2242 ~· GREAT LOCATION 1..f-3 ..... -$131-S-. Avl 3/1. $600/mo-r Call Nancy 675-1495. drye r S250 Call BJ---------lottery payouts, Insur· 5530 'hutil. Fem. 646-8224 anco claims and mort· ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SALES Long distance 548·5374 eves WANTED MONARCH BCH, gages. 1·800·386-t• telecom, Independent TO BUY 6019 gated, share 2200 sq. 3582. J .G. Wentworth, $1000 Weeklvl Stulf reps, earn top c:om· _F_U_R_Nl_T_"_rn_1:_6_0_1_4, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii It. w/prof. fem. huge the nation's only di· envelopes at home mission~ in America's uiu; 1M1-- mtr bed/w bale:, ocean rec:t purchaser. Free details. Box 500· hottest Industry, free iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ·Top Dollars P•ld vw, lpt, wd beams, =-~--=,..,.....,,__----DE, Lima, PA 19037 c:o. training program, •HOUSEFUL* For Records. Jazz, B•bY Glrl Please go to te ti 1 0 e ~1ook s walk·ln closet, $800; •---------po n a v r "' Loather sofas, sleigh o u n Ir a ck s. etc:. w/d, dbl gar, gym, Victoria's Secret, $351000/Vr Income per year, not mulll· bed, entertainment ar· Call Mike 645-7505. c:lo3rt/resp, n/s, fem. Fashion Island to pick potential. Reading level. Call Rob Lee moire, Victorian furni· WANTED: VINTAGE ' 4'93--8852 ~fru~rr~i~s.&I fl~~~e~~~: ~gg.~~8-!~~e F~e~. <~~ ,_(.:..8_00....:....) _5_22_-e_o_22___ tu1e silk trees, c:oHee Wrlstwatches/Ctoc:ks NB 3Bd House. Ocean Sugar Stick 1398 for detalls. SALES & end tables, etc: NB c:ollec:tor pays pre-view. M1tr w/ba. Poot -~-..,D"""E=a""T,,.....---1._________ REPRESENTATIVE Grandfather c:loc:k mlum SS 844·8829 /yard. 2Blk1 to Beach CONSOLIDATION. $40,000/Vr Income Growing community 714·894·9880 · $800/mo. 631-5668. Cut your monthly pay· potenttal. Homo newspaper group seeks Bdrm Set Antique--------- NB/Back Bay house. merus up to 50,,_. 24 Typists/PC users. Toll display advertising repre-white & gold, twn JEWELRY, FURS Br/pvt bath. Clean. hour approval. LI· Free (1) 8()().898-9776 sontatlve wnn 1 ye-arlTltnt-b..ros-, -irpl oressor wt & ART 60t5 lt-ff-Hlt-ffl.a~~'Wll-'l- Patlo, Ip. M/F $600. c:ensed. bonded, non· ex T·1361 tor listings. mum experience. Excellenl mirror, nlte stand, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 436·6665 or 854-6460 profit. Kimberly Credit *Attn: Co•t• Me1a• benefit package including mtc:hg chair & mirror. 1-800-226-0190 X·81 Postal Poslllofls. Per· bBSo salary 101 the ener· $750 obo. 540·1446 ROLEX Nu Ldy 2·Tne --------- Npt 28r 2·aty condo, manent lullllme for gehc sales professlohal Des ign Ce nte r Date s33oo.Sub 2·Tne POWER BOATS 2.5Ba. Nr bc:h. Patio, •Grief Recovery Group P 1 al/ 1 Nu $4400 363"6664 gar. Mltr bdrm w/pvt Death of Loved One. clerics/sorters. Full hysc drug screenng re-75% OFF · 7012 ba, hardwd nr, cable Olvorc:e. End of a rela-Benefits. For exam, quired. EOE. Please send Qu•llty/Low Prices & phn. S500+'h util. lion-ship. Substance epplication •nd salary~ to Nd'f o.n.ng, Sofas, toveseata, BUILDING Avail now. S..S.3~l2 abuse. Other losses. Info call: 7~8-264·1839 'Calltornla Community chairs, armolre1, c:of· MATERIAI.S 6030 INWS FlOM S690.00 llUSlllYD Sh FY 4 BR •Affordable Group Ext. 4086 8am to 8pm. News, 330 West Bay Street, fee tables, Iron beds. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CoBRn.do2• BuAp,grc•todseod t2o COSTA MESA 2124 j •re I t p~I, lor Food Concerns. Acctg..Jr. Controller CoslJI Mesa, CA 92627 Of 363·6636 or 488·1905 5a4c:0u/;2 'targ°e0 h:,S~s: Learn to control your Accounting degree. ru your resume to (714) ESTATE SALE·. Tealc Casa V1rtor1J Apts. ~:15 V1clo1 1.1 St CM 714 6~6·9966 3 Steel Bulldlngs 30'x38'.40'x96', 50x98' Must sell now. Serious Calf 1-800·251-1169 1988 Welle-raft ~r Aad.ar generat0<, ,,,..., cover, all orlglrnaC $42,995. 675--6128 ~ beach, 5144,500· iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · eating lo a safe en11. 631~594 $229.000. Agt 640-E 'sld• remt'd 381 hse, 964·1339. No pets. Free Consultation! NO EXP NEC. High ---------bkc:ases, en1ertainm1 22'SEARAY Recent 011erhall. Must selll Will take S900Q. Please call 723-401'6. 7 o o o E ~ t 3 o 6 GPA. 401 K. Call Fran, Sales Support center & bullet; 9-pc · · f/p, dbl -gar, AV prkg. NEWPORT Llc'd Th•r•plst 252·9393 or FAX re-40yr c:o. w/xJnt oppty, redwd pa110 sot; beds, F I S I 1 vault cell, c:ov'd patio, 714-875-0894 sume: Fran, 252·9494. seeks deta1·1 onented b h t bl orec osure a e. w/d hlcups. 1g fnc:d yd, BEACH 2669 COMMERCIAL ureaus. c rs, a es. --------i-------- auahty 5Bd 3Ba exeo gmdr. lmma.c:I Sml pet '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R.EAL ESTATE _L_OS_T_L ______ Admln Support taesasmt. foFr .~ut~eids~ salAttnes mofoflrc:e•. 12f3u.04rn 00& lots PETS & SAIL BOATS home nr Fashion 111 ok. $1350. ns.4335 11 lllll 40yr co. 1oek1 hi· · -· : w/spa, P"1 yard on~--..,...,..--....,,..,.,,,,..,..,= •18R $825• FOUND 2925 energy, organized sell Gay Magoe 646-9615 -.-L-e-•-th_•_r __,,,S_o-fa_* __ 7_1ANIMALS 6049 7011 COS. Xlnt cond, won't Open House-NEWl 2BR 2BA $725/Up starter. P{T pos. Aeq S•les/Des lgn seat, dark green, near iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 29' Lancer 3 satla. last! Only $459,900 w/ 2BA, 2BA, Fri/Sat 1·2 Refrlg & dishwasher ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii xlnt phone/computer 40yr c:o. seeks high new, Beautiful condl· ADOPT A PET diesel, wheel, VHF, TEAMS! Call Nowt pm S900 2016 Meyer Incl. 60x30 pool. No BUSINESS OFFICE Crying Over 'Klttv' skills. F'1J( res: Attn: energy, well organized lion $550 • • equipped. Very clean. PATRICK TENORE Place, 650.-4312 pets. No fe1:1s. No FOR RENT 2769 Blk Cat, slim build, 10 Jell Wierzba 646-9615 self starter. Prol'I de· L 1 Every Sal & Sun at Owner Terms. REAL ESTATE Unfurn'd Homea loan. 545-4855 yrs old. Lost 2/1, Npt AUTO INSURANCE tall oriented. Avail rg contem~ so aw/ PETSMART, Fountain Sll ,000 723--4074 842·5704 To Ronl'Buy. 2·3Bd.1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Coast atoa. 721·8294 wknds. Fax res: All: matching sw vol base Valley. Puppies, kit· Bench close, In C.M. 2Bd/Ofc 1200sf lcltc:h. 1450 aq f1 nr airport, REW AR Dt Cuatomer Svc Rep Jeff Wierzba 646·9615 chairs, 5500. Mlrrorod tens and more, all WE PAY CASH ***•LUXURY Low rent $600/mo. Near marina. Upstairs furn or not. Cont rm/ LOST: "Whiskers " Mercury exp helpful collee table $100. 2 looking for loving, c:ar· For good used Sabota W•t•rfront Condo Lse purchase option w/vlew. 3426 Via Udo kltc:h/FAX/c:opler $300· Beautiful sweet Hima· __ b_u_1 _n_o1_r_e_q_._8_4_1.a_· _2_8_3_ Telemerketlng mirrored sofa back ta· lno homes. CALL 597· & boat equipment. 2BR 2.75 BA. Highly a111. Pet ok. 852·5575. $1400 251·2424 X115 $1600/mo. 436·6665 lyan c:at. Please call CHhler Garys & Co ~~P~~:/;'.;';,nt u:xett~~!~ ~~~!ci d~~o:'m t~';;le ~/~ _9_o_3_1_1o_r_m_o_re_in_f_o_. -Minney's Yacht Sl.Jf· upgraded. ~llh boat 714•720.1455. . t F hi 8 plus, 1500 Old New· stlp. 52800/mo. ---------Across/B••ch 2 BR, Newport Beach lg rrn~ sfre,k as on xlnt compensation, c:hrs,$300.649-6668 a ss•t Hound Pup, portBtvd.~8-4192 Agt 640.7000 Ext 306. IRVINE 2144 1 BA, nwly remodeled single ofc:, on water· ---------s an , oo Ing for call 24 hrs 223-3830 Moving: Bunk beds, 2 mate, AKC, 14 wks, dwnstrs duplex, carprt front, prlv ent., $500 HEALTH & evening cashier from sets, & other misc: fur· trl·c:lr, $400. 673·1576 NOTHING DOWN! (310) 545·1384 utll pd, 875·1800 5 :3 o-9 : 15 tu,wed,I· --------nlshings 644-6590 HORSE FOR SALE SPEED It Older, 3 BR twnhome B••utlful 2 BR, 1 BA FITNESS 3000 hu,frl. Plean contact Thinking of having a 640·6418, Owner condo, 5875, nr golf/ Bright 2Br 28•, new Marjorie 759·1622 garage sate? R•ttan 1 ofas din 9-yr-old TB gld. 16·1 Sl(I BOATS 70Ui c:rpVpnt, Frnc:h doors, Give us a c:alll Ible. 4 c:hrs. wall unit, hds, $2,500. 16"1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tennis for resort living IMI w. 11· .... _ CJI. *AFFORDABLE * CHILD CARE FfT CLASSIFIED Sluben addle $300.1• 18' patio, mirrored .. "'· I contemp bedrm set 988 ft s & nature tvrs 559-5591 • 1600SP..VC. Ofc HEAL TH INSURANCE Care for 3 children, 842-5878 67., 927 NB back yd stall for * 1 22 kl Boat* SAN JUAN wardrobes, $1 420. Ctw!As.stm"i..Am F f .,.., rent $225. 476-1908 5.7 titre V-8, Kinn Avalt lmmed. 675-8003 "'T or the sol -amployed ages 1, 3 & 5. Somo ------------------··1• • 1500SF..VC.Ofc & sm bus. 831-3858 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Cobra O/D. 1ow proti • CAPISTRANO 1078 NEWPORT LIFE smES OF iiiBEAiiiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii16iii9 THE RICH A FAMOUS *BACK BAY• OCEANFRONT Lg 2Bd Shrt/long term 5703 Seashore 545-8928 P'umitun. ohonuyJtcm houHkeepmg & cook· •Poodles AKC • hull. just servla•d. • JOOoSF,Ai(,Ofc. Ing. Liva In or out, 5530 553 0 TH Cup Toy & Mini new c:ontroltar/uJ>hc* Dltuu Swk Must Stt! Costa Mesa (Mesa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $250-$950 714~57 1tery. Great ski bo&I· PERSONALS Verda) home. May SAVAHAH MONITOR fast-looks Ofe&t ..... r• Featured this 18,000 Sq Ft 35-room Coun· try French modern castle on 4.44 acres. Only $3,995,000 w/ tormsl For video call PATRICt< Tl!NORB 3/4Br. 2Ba. hH, frpl, r------------------bring own child. EJCp, 2FT. Raptlle/P•I. ady to go. $10,500 refs & somo English Ed N d d 60 gallon aquarium w/ 646-9449157..,..247 required. MUST BE ·t REAL ESTATE 042-5704 gat, P•• ok. s15151 ... soum COAST 640-1262 or 31usoo. METRO 2686 2BR 2BA HOUSE 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Upgrades. Walk to 11 beach. Parking. w/d. S1375/mo. 723-0431 N••r SCP 3BR 28.A encl garage. laundry rm. Oulot, >dnt area. $950/mo 546-6663 BLUFFS 4BR, 3 BA end unit, vaulted call· Ing, 2 c:ar gar, pool MOBILE 11995 mo. 466-5232 I•••••••• PERSONALS 3002 RELIABLE. ssoo per I or ee e everything nHded., ________ _ month+ food allow· $200 Tim 86!M786 MARINE SERVICE anc:a. cau 574-4243 New weekly newspaper seeking S •v• abused and SU'PPUES 7020 •GUARANTEED DATE days, 444~030 eves/ editor with excellent J·oumalt'sm s.kllls abandoned P•ts. Be a1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji with NewPort'• exc:tu-Wffkends. volunteer/foster. Call I• sive men & wonen. 1-1---------and experience. Immediate opening. 114.597.9031, 1•• boat tr•ll•r. Uc'cl ~~~~~8 :. '~~! Prrc~~~8 ~~!! for Must be highly organized and have ~~r!; ~ i:C.i!~~· can co. 602·954·7420 busy CM ottic:e cau ability to manage people. Orange PIANOS & $395 obo 830.1088 HOT CONNECTIONS from 11-3, ask 1or Kim Coun~ beach coverage. Send resume, ORGANS 6059 TONS Of FISH NET •1·800-846-4688 or Duane, 831·5664. 3 writing samples to: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2.50 per pound. Customer Service p I D t B•b" Or•nd Plano hi Minnev·s Yacht Sut-HOMES 1'100 Lido 1st ••vtront 3BR MISCELLANEOUS l•------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~' iiiiiiiiii 3BA + tam tm o r 4th BUSINESS •· l>r.(dook avl) fum/unf RENTALS Ul Moblle Home &pace• wk/mo/yr ..... 650-2300' .. ••••••-FINANCE New food Hrvlce In JtSOnne J~ · • plua, 1500 Old N-'--p 0 Bo 292 glosa black, just be~u· -..,-Irvine seek• enthusl· • • X tlful, must aacrlllc• port Blvd. 549-4112 • Avail In CM. Alt age ___ ..;.... _____ I• h•••••••• and 55 +older pork. Lido lele 3Br 2~Ba, a1t1c, self-starter w/ Newport Beach, CA 92659 suH~s 62Ml54 good computer 6 c:om akllla. 0 to grow Buy It. Sell It. A nd It. cu. ...... .. .P•f' ol\,. Attractive frp~ 2-'0 8 ~.· pet~..L-walU"ll.--tL-r.-..,,,_~=-2-~--Move·fn rncenlTVi6. 11' .......... ._.__, .l\UVIW.OT TVV Call Today 852·5575. mo. !)10,277-1583 •---------Wl\Jlf"'S3 • COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ---------- QUIBT ~ SJlllBNB Palm ~esa ~ents n·zpr•pg·=--•-r••p·----, CoetaM-'98-t NEWPORT VILIAGE APARTMENTS Bring In this coupon for r /2 olf ht month'• Mint. for a lml9d time onlY. • EJto Lotge Jr8 • t Cl1d 2 blcroOITll .~ ~ 2 BR S880 • sand \tolllwbGll • :2· lllhlld .... ClCU1ls ·~--• Qlllrvfft : =.atP!. : :NiiJiioot ond lllO :E~ ......... ---- 64 Thi boy- door 51~ 67~,z .... ea Convnercl8I 80 =holes 83 Income S4 Color • millf --..:.1o~ 65 e.'iOi:" ea Naval ranlt: abbr. 87 Small boy ea Pigpen DOWN t Goll ICOfe tt:::.ldent 4 Theater l8Ctlon 5-ofaklnd 8 ConfUM· uttetty 1 Putoral 8 Alias 9 Atmoaphere to Fabric~ 11 •-R 12 Poet'u ys t4 HOtW hair 16 Lounge 2t Wander ldti 23 In good shape 24 §ongblrds 25 Tues 2+M 0 , ... UWcl ,...,. .,.,.... 27 Goddess of 42 ~ dawn 43 s.e .. wa 29 Elizabeth -of • 44 Drumming cosmetics sound 30 Signs of 45 18th letters drowsiness 48 -chi ~ 33 Morse Code 51 wtlMI part slgnal 53 Animal slcln 35 It's In the bag I 55 P1tchf0ttl pert 38 Actress 57 Vend9tta Gardner 58 Who -you? 39 Shrewde< 59 Mother Teresa. 40 Daunt for one 41 Baseball 61 Posltlve \'Ole 1e1m 62 Fo IUltlDsurs .1 ~:1i=mil.i~l;iiiiiiiii.....;'•12mol~'•°'°~~u~~u~10 DOCIS 102211 '90 ~ De VI ... T ..... ar Or~/ tft 09LICA CIT~ 90' ......... ..... 0r'9 ownr W8'1 matOOn. l!HC Nfl... ~. ~. ~· Of a.... Or•at ~ malnl w/rec A/P, HK ml. 1•:1K ObO Need9 pn&. Od ... "" al.Ila tocallonl Ctc>Net ~· Wf\11 ltHOO PG-1465 '73·2241 .l600 obo ar~7149 Mo0tlng 10 land. Cell Mike 641 23t3-Xt03 •82 Tet'oeuc;t;L •t•we 723-SU:I 2-ooor. QrHt cond. 80' deep Oook 1acH CHEVI01ET 9045 m.CEDES 9130 s1;,000. Cd 841.ala diamondt over the ooe-he&rt open-mllln turrung pt. 1a. · bid 1 th od -l th , S. Baylront. Ba.Jboa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiil, .. 1 __ a• W._,._ '89 TaRCaL Red ,.:;;:;~"""==="~_,,~-""'~=-~=--•Ill · n e JD t>m ••)' e •• Island .......... 262-1271 ,.. 8tLV•MDO 4WO .... ::--1 ·.~. L, .... lke "*"'~• ~ Nie dOlw not p~ more U\in. ie}(. J ·Ton Trucic:. 454 W/.-....,m no ..... ml. orrglnal owtwt. sufllc:ient imt or a aood hand wit.h Avalon Mooring, 30\ Engine. Oood Shape new cond. LoW miles. 13200 •?~2750 NOR11I •AQ10 OJ 1otes o• •AKJ2 EA8T •888-' ~K84 0 5 80\fl'R -.GS •Q 10853 '\J 7 OAKQJ 10873 •7• The bidding: NOR111 &ABJ' 10 Pa. 8NT p-6Q .,._ p._ p ... Opening lead: ? SOtrrH WBST 10 p ... 4NT p- 80 p- If there iJJ ooe choice of opening lead that gets univeraa.I appproval, it is to make an aggressive lead agaio1t. a freely bid small slam. More of\.en than not declarer has a side suit which will permit discards unleas the defenden take their trick.a first. An at.tacking lead may establish a second trick for t.he defense before declarer can utilize that suit. What would you lead against six diamonds? Note South's jump shH\ t.o three support for partnu? auit , and no-';t"d~.~:17~~~.W· bo:.~ $7250. oeo G48·8707. $11.eoo 873-8948. one will argue about the quality of apott. S69K. 714-890-83 camaro Borllnetta '93 180 a.3 Ltd Ed. VOLVO South'• tu.it. Four no trump WH 0550 T·top, full pwr, air, 1 · GrHn w/tan lthr, svn· 9230 intended a1 ace·aalting and read u Dalbo• Pe.,1n &tip• onr. Shorp. All record• rool, co playr, MBZ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii such, a.od South bid the amaJJ •lam 55' max al $13 per rt 52600. Call 723·1504 phn, chrm whls. :?7k '83 QL 4-0r, loaded. on learning that just one ace waa All facllitles, prlvaLe ml. Xlnt. S21, 760. HI miles, some body miuing. parking. 723·5835 Daya 673-1 434, oves work. Great tran1. Sitting Weat waa one of the Boat dock for rent 1s-FORD 9075 831-1885 •$1,200 609·5120 world's great playere, Italian many-18' s100 mo 675-5095 .,..•0""3..--"""M""•_r_o_•_d.,.•_•_B~e-n-:i time world champion Benito Garoz· Bo•t Sllpa 20·85 ft '82 MUSTANG White/ 190E/2.8 Whlle/grey, •-v-o_t_~_w_A_G_E_N-:--9-2_3_5 io, now a l'Hichmt"'of ~It Pa T<Jlirloc. oo , ry --nrtt."~·~rf; -.mt 20K ml. uno l'\''1 Beach. He ruled out a red-suit lead, rm. etc. Secure Lido a/c. Great earl 5'300 mfg warr. $23K obo· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and• club would be helpful onlY if area. Call 723-4074. obo. 568·0188 840·1455 873-2241 '83 VW JETTA 4-dr, partner held t.he kin&'. Spa3ea UP TO 48 FT SLIP •94 320 Wagon 5·9pd, am/Im ca11. aeemed a mol'e promiainf auit, $11 per loot. Max GMC 9081 ·White/grey, chrome Good cond . Sunroof, since the queen with, partner wu beam 12•. LI<lo Island, wheels, CO changer, $1200 OBQ•29S.1•42 all that wu required. But Garouo NB. 818-990-5066 tinted windows, 28K ,8 3 VW JETTA 4.dr, did not chooeeji.\St any spade -he WANTED: 'OT50N,S4UWBOU,RLOOAANOEO~I miles. New tires. Per· 5-apd am/fm can selected t.hejacld 50-80 Fl Mooring feet condl '97 Reg. • S · Consider the effect t.hat. would In Newport Beach. 19K Ml. SLV/MET. $39,500 848·1182 ~1o;>~ 6'8"J1•29~~~:~ have on any player titting South. Call 819-521-0406 $28,500 873·3432 _________ 1-----..,.-,,.,.--~~ W. h It". h l d l 1975 VW Van fuel it a 1aat eart oaer, ec arer PLYMOUTH 9165 lnJ•c:Uon, $ 1300 needed t.o find either the lting of JEEP 9110 s pades or queen of clubs onaide. AUTOMOBILES 08 1• 873•1550 Theopeningleadmadeitlookuif '89 Wr•ngl•r 4x4 1874 PLYMOUTH1 ________ ,. the spade finesae was 1ure t.o fail, hardtop. 67k mllea, VALIANT 70,000 ., __ ,__ 't.h th dre 1 t d u mllea, Grell! condition. so~ roee W1 e ace, vr ACURA 9010 m n con , now res. trumps and then led a club tQ the $7 ,400 obo. 760·0590 S 1,000 080. Leave Mossago. 645•8322 jack -down t.wol ,80 Acura Legend L '93 Cherokee Sport 4·door, 6 eye, 4WO, ---------Learn to be a better bridse player! Subscribe now to the 4 dr, al trans, 53,000k, 30K ml, 1 ownr, blk w/ PONTIAC loaded, $12,800 obo 1 gray int, top cond, ownor 859·7823 515,750 obo 759·8507 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9,170 ¥WANTED• ''78·79 VW Weal· fall• Camper, 4 speed. must be ex· ceptfonal condlUon. TOP $ PAID. Prlvat• party 840-4071 · Goren Brid&e Letter by callin& (800)788-1225 for information. Or ---------""'•9,....4.,...,.w...,.r-a-n-g""'l"'"•-r-4-w-0-.-4-. '92 LeMans Subcom· 1--------"" write to Goren Bridie Letter, BUICK 9035 cyl, 5-spd, pa, pb, ac, pact. Stick, air, cas- p 0 Bos 4410, Chicaao, ll. 60880-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii alarm, ht, cust whls, sette, 22k ml, >Clnt.1---------"410. '77 Buick Le Sabre no am/fm cass. 12K ml. S4.995. Call 644·7835. MISC. AUTO 9245 dents, high miles, S 13K 478-0 393 Call 642-!)678. runs strong, s900. SUB" nu black 962-5618 ---------1 IU\ 1-------LEXUS 9115 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9200 SEIZEO CARS FROM $175. Porsches, Cadfl-lacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeops, 4 wo·s. Your area. Toll free 1·800-898· 9778 EICL A-5139 for current listings. Put a fevv vvords to vvork for you. Bak Or. C.11. TUlotson Dr. R.L Cochran On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml •90 LEGACY 4-<loor '90·La te LS400 Gold pckg. Lex·phne. Blk/ Beige. Low ml. Xlntl $23,995 obo 645-0127 sedan. Great lnt/e>Ct. Must sell. $4000 obo. 714·437·9376 or 310-915-2466 Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine Family YMCA ,JI "Wt build sttO!'g kids, s~tfomilifs· strong communities • ut'O fAMILY PROG1t4 .. ~- ,\l \lO K·12 yeus -~I.A• ~'-,.. ·.-o • Before & After School Care • Catalina Caravan If you're looklng for• car, classlfled has news for you. • Denta& 50% OFF February ~ • Vocclne1 At ,Clinic Prices 297 6 Brutol Street Costa Mesa, California 92626 Telt hone (714) 546-0010 Newport Buch 642-9990 Costa Meu 434-2546 • Sum~er Day Camp • Parent I Child (Y·lndia.ns) Irvine Corona Ot!l Mar IJ38.2181 644--0580 ------CARPET SERVICE CLEANING CLEANING 3515 SERVICES DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HAULING 3720 JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING DIRECTORY 3926 3858 TELEPHONE 3 5 4 81 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SYSTEMS An experienced •Paint/Carpentry• JUNK To The DUMP Wiiiiam Harold Jewolers •Valenllne•Speclat• Ike'• Custom Palnllng liiiiiii9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSECLEANING ~:tg~~.d~~I~ !~~~ orrm:r',' 1~is'"oo:1e1 W~lr~~~~ts!'t~~~~~~sh 'Z~1t1oq~:~~7.,~1:!~~ryir 2-Fvll Body Mauogos ~~:k. I~:;:.~·& g~~~~ DISCOUNT TELEPHONES McPhH Carpet/Uphl Ca.pet & Upholstery Clean111g Prompt Serv1cuF1a1 Rales 15 yrs exp. Good Roi. roas. Don 521·8910 Garu 645-5277 Only S80 (Reg 580) Call Llf703468 •31.4•10 Busintss Teteptlone Systems Own trans. Call anv· • Man won't! 968·1882 Buy/aelVt1adt 673·0365 960.8444 or 841·6162 v v New•Used•Buy•Sell ACOUSTIC REMODELING 714·645-91 92 lime 241 ·05 31 1 _________ Semi R11lr1d Contractor Ask For Shawn;i Toshlba/AT&TtNorstar R E L I AB L E DRYWALL Repairs, improvements, HEALTH/ • Speclallzlng In • Gilt Ct111l1C~IU Avt up 2/14 PIANO & VOCAL 90().717·2443 714·730.7979 3408 -------sm jobs. Ouallty/ln1egr11y Large Jewelry Loans iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CEMENT HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE 3584 I care. Ken 642·1770 NUTRITION 3742 Est 1948 Buy/Sell/Loan -------•LESSONS 3868 CEILING MASTERS MASO Local Aroa. Xlnt Ref's1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hurst & Sons675-5200 MOVING 3834 TRANSLATOR/ •Acouslfc Removal• iiiiiiiiiNiiRiiYiiiiiiiii3iiSii2iiii6 Yolanda ts31 ·5987 1~~SMALL JOB EXPERT ROOFING carp, plbg, 0 TUTOR 3927 """ pa1ntg, elec, Ille, slucco QUIT SMOKING --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PIAN Beg.-Advanced Custom Tex1ure•Paln1 ·---------o yw II/Pia 1 R All T h c r1 l.Jc d Mark 838.7300 JOHN DORAN MASONRY ·-r a 5 er epair Remodels. MORGAN '" LANDSCAPE & agH· eac Ir e · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bnck•Ston~Block COMPUTERS 3556 Hanging Taping Texture Uc'd ts50·32ts1 1 ST DAY!!! PUBLIC NOTICE Entertainment Avail GOING To MEXICO? Large & Small Jobs OK! l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Comm/Res 551-5573 Mobile #403·5365 Doctor rocommonded LAWN CARE 3808 The Calif. Pvbhc Ut1fi· Jennifer 840·8tsts8 Learn Spanish Nowl I• SERVICE PRO M tios Comml11lon RE· ANTIQUES, l.Jcl687191 831-3632 Computer Coach Cupentrv*Electrlcal 1~ oney back guar. OUIAES that all used PIANO LESSONS Ex.p'd So. Amerlcan Tutor 3 ,.20 ---------For elfeellve loaming Acoustic Removal Plumblng•Orywall• Distributors Wanted. Bas ic Yard Malnt household good• In your homo Flex ht1. Suaana 873·7409 iEiiTiiCii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiml CERAM·IC All apps & sortware Hang•Tape•Te>Clur• S1ucco·Palnllng•T1le • 714-780-8182 • Lawns, Cln·ups, Tree movers print their Low RatH. All ages. Mark 875·7245 Small Job Spoc1ahst Aooflng•Jlm 641.7494 •Grief Recoverv Group Tnm, Sprlnklrs, Aerate, p UC C 1 T b Ask tor Oscar 721·1758 1·TUT--O-RI_N_G--3-9-2-9 Fine Art a. Antique TILES 3528 IN·HOME CLERICAL L*400030 ts38·ts278 CARPENTRY•Wlndows Death ol Loved One. Thatch 97H245 Pg..ttl-8142 11,'..,~s . an~ ch~~~e~r~ --------- Jew•lry. Buy, soll. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MS WORD•EXCELL1---------Doors • Wood Fencos Divorce. End or rela·•-.--TR--E-E_S____ print their T.C.P. num-PLUMBING 3890liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ~~~:,',~~·65~:~~l:om CERAMIC+ MARBLE • Knowtedgable1Rthable ELECTRICAL 3610 • Drywall Repair • t1onsh1ps. Svb1tance ber In all advertise-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~°.':i~g~~l~~_!i~t:.~. lnslall'n • Fabrication •Quality Service. 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L#261581 • Call Bob abuse. Other tosses. T•'t""'•••wt. La•"'· ments. If yov have a "VI 20Yrs E>Cp • Licensed C•rla €i> 723·81281• 24g_8323 Pg-312.0026 •Attordabl• Group .... ....--. 751.:M75 question about th• I• THE LOCAL PLUMBER Certificated 1each•r BUSINESS 1.Boo.348•9321 Small Job EXPERT for Food Concerns. •GREEN MASTERS gallty al a mover, hmo ·• Jamtt E. Bangen Co.· Reasonable. 723·5902 ON·SITE SERVICE Dunc11n Electric Ha ndyman Charll• Learn to control your or chauffeur, call: Since 1947 SERVICES 3488 Leakv Showers Rep'd Free PC Consultalon Quick Response Painting, carpentry, oalmg In sale onv. Landscaping & Malnl. Public UllllllH Frl1ndty Strvlce•tnsvr•d i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Regroullng & lnstall'n Serving O.C. 8 Yrs Local Lie. ts50 ·7042 plumbing, fence bldg. Freo Conaultatlonl Tree Trim • f\emoval Commlulon (1532981 675-9304 L#670130 Dean or Tile Call 454-2488 NOW! Llc'd Contractor Local resld. 760·5044 Llc'd Therapist Gardening Svc, 841·551~ 714.558-4161 WALL COVERINGS ~932 Desktop Publls hlng Word proc. Copywrtng Graphics & More 873·8065 or 846-8526 PC PRO lntorno1, Small Job 1peclalls1 714·ts75·0ts94 Green Scene Llndscpng -----,.....,.---- Tiie • Qlaaa &looks Appllcatlona/Hardware Fans•Llghts•Spa ---------.1---A...,TT=E,_N...,T,.....IO""N___ /Masonry /trrlg11tlon Dlbernardo'a Moving eDAN DAWSON• THE STRIPPl!R All Around Const'n Workl Reasonable home rates. Demand Electric 645·3656 HOME REPAIR DEFICIT DISORDER. /Trimming /Removals Local/Otllce/Storage PLUMBINQ Speclallzln~ In wallpaper WorkSource .650·2880 F AX-650· 1807 Gd Ref's. Reasonable. David at 509·2089 CUSTOM WORK"!' No more Ritalin. Dial Clesn-vp1 • Mafntensnce ~~~i1~J~t.9~:.~1E1•~ Water Heaters • Orsini removal. Llcllf 588924 L141B562867 536-1286 1-f-E_N_C_E_S_____ Kl t /Bath/Remodl lreo 24.hour recording Lll'599025 850-6100 ____ _......____ ~=:C~~:I .• Fr.~~r~'! * 714-983·5037 * J a nd K Aasoclat•• ---------CONCRETE & blumbl~g/Electrlcal 1·800·724·3344. •-L-a_n_d-1c_a_p_e_R_e_m_o_d_e_l_ln-9 Spllt Second Moving L#!S54722•848·8720 W• gala should hang W.Proceulng/Transcrlpl1 CHILD CARB 3536 MASONRY 3557 & DECKS 3615 ~~:~'i!a~~C,:f.~e Yatd lune up/malnleoac1. ProlHslonal Movertl P9r# 717·5729 together. Strip, Install, MED•LECAL•GEN liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llndtoal)9/"1lttio clfflgn. 2-4Mr Sent • 7·Dl1 ~k advic.-to the crny. On·alt• or P/U & Del. •FENCi!& QATEB• 638·3323•539·0277 HOME CARE/ Conlr1ctorfC27.&04006. Sr Disc/Free Eat. In• d ~E= .. =r=•rt~o=,=a1=n=c=1.=a= .. =1n=n~ 031·2-f11 anY11me 650~108 Pgr 717·9679 German RN/Mom Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie new/tep1lr/po1I replaced =:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= SERVICES 3760 Prol'I & Ethical. 845-7505 T·l 18452 432•9123 " " • Nice Home & Garden. Cone, Patio, Driveway Redwood • Llf'.578605 Home Repair/Remodel l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil·----------•Per• 040·11880• Plumbing Repairs 01ya/Evt1/Wfl.nds. Bi-Ung, Fplc, BBQs. Ref. 25 Yr Jim WhY1• 842·12C>e Costa Mesa/Newport 1• PLANT ARTIST 20Yra exp. All work gvar. WINDOWS 3934 education. Good bal-Exp. Terry 557.750 4 25 Y••r• E•P· Car• Gh1•r For th• Sp1cl11llsl In nlstlng --------·I Steve 14W2ta ~========= anced values. S50-6533 --.,,..,,,.,._...,..... _____ 1 eF ENC B Se Id ly 12 •" I d II I 11 P"' .. .....-NG 3858 •CEMENT WORK• WOOD/CHAIN LINK _.,..,..._.J_lm-.,..8-3_1_·2_4_eo,___ ~.r.r.: P1l::~· c't.i In acap• rr ga on .unu ---------- Handym•n/R•mod•I German RN/Mom PLAIN/STAMPED ·No Job 100 •mall· Home Restoration Tammy 714-!387·9038 ...._u_p_g_r•_d_•_•_· _7_9_<>-_9_7_9_2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiil POOL Add1llon1, Bath, Kitch Nice Home & Garden. Brlck/Stone/Tlle/Dlock '714·848-81121 ft R•modellng CARE...,QIVEA Prof'I Lendecape •W.P. YOUNGQUIST SERVlCB Fire-Water Damage Oaya/Evts/Wknds. Ill-ling, L.541658 931-43101-u -N..,.l..,..Q_U __ B._...i_a __ TY_L_l ..... S_H_ Tiie/drywaii/woodwork v Malnt 10Yra Elcp Xlnl Painting Contrac:.tor Elec. Plumb, & Paint education. Good bal· a F o lences/deck-'nn add For Elderly. Exp'd. Ael'1 Seasonal Flow· o al 11 b 1·1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·84ts-2342 lmmed ance<l values, 650-6S33 * Best Price/Quality a~::S'h:~:,~fte:•1g~ roof a/gen .,repairs. Re01'•i1 o;n car64· 4L':!;!8n ere. Victor 457-17391 u u:!~~a.~n:'0 1 PUR8 WAT•R CAJ'.'• Page 714·227-8122 ---------land$Cepe, brick, one landscape archllecl. Comm/An. Refs. Free or • 'f· •11 ....,..., frll nL MW305 Pool/Sp1 Svc & Repairs. DOORS ~dwart CLEANING Concrete IOO.T ... 1007 U3883 8415·21015 Eat. John 847•5520 EXP'D CARE QIVER •------------------• F111e11•Pump1•Hea1er1 HOMa s•Rv CE• TLC For Elderly LEGAL 21Yrs Oualll~ 'alnllnt WHkly Svc. 14W721 Trlm•C1blne11•Slucco SERVICES 3548 --------•Wood Feno••• .., I • References. Own car. SERVICES 3812 PLUS 1oucllvp1, Orywll L562~~23S.!115!1.f>7 CONTRACTORS ~·""~ AnF ythleng & Ev•rythlng Jani• 759-0898 24 Hra. Richard Sinor .,OOFING 3"10·--~-.,..-----.... Jerr~ -"" v A TOUCH OF CLASS GENERAL 3558 "llmatet. low Pfkts llcd rH atlmate. Ref'1. Ucl'2800.4' 14S.3200 ., • " A to z HANDYMAN c1 .. n1ng. Rel/Comm1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Adv~Conilr.174-6301 Mloh••1 75e-1440 --------ts START• 1T QUAlii'V CDI •iliii~~~-~ii!li Hove A--" IHSTAUJREFACE CABINETS Lie/Bonded. Free E11.1•CPt BUILDERS INC. --------Replacement Windows INSUM.NCB 3778 STOP BVICTION 20.,.,. Exp Excellenl •THUNHR ROOPINO• G Sol Kllcl'len1, ob•lhl, door•. TerH• 282-7143 Realdentlal Conat FLOOR INSTALL CR •,rp!!'ylry~~·CL.k.,•J.:~~3· iliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Divorce workrnl\f'IShtp Fair FOf .,, of your roollng oroge e ! windows. ovg 54e-7258 •BOit HOUSECLr•"'ING t 1. "' rs '""'P• .,...,, •••o•o••LI! L.aw•ulla • Crodll Help I ' A needa. R•tool/repal,, """' Uc.l!S18424•1ntured R£PA1RS 3620 Bonded.Georg• 435-"44 H::;~H"INl-U ... NCI 2AHre '740.2010 pr cea. 4MW•17 on Uc 539144.,....122 REMOD•LINQ AoZ LlcenHd·Bonded (714) 88 .... H3 -.-1 ~ i".i No pay tlll finished. s10.oo per hour. For th• Hlf·•mploy•d. _________ CNUnO'S PAINTIHQ ~--------Free HtlmalH. Call 714-548..0388 LaWt8 Conattuotlon •QUALITY WORK• u11eDW000 & am bvt. 831·3058'-20 Yra E>Cp. Od ftrlcel 5p•ruWTe15 3921 A I h 873 5477 Aomodtl•Mandyman H•rdwd/Vlnyl/Coramlc ~ M.ASSAGB 3830 Quer WOik. FrH Eat A&n.-.o ' a P • ** BAIOHT ** Ltll104n3 Local Aaa. Mrble/Carp11-Bnd/ln1 FLOORS 3712 --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llc#37H02 &3•1534 &iimmliilmiiiaiiiiii HousecLl!AHINO •714-5S7-ae2a. L10821G 122.7332 INTERIOR •PRINKL•R R•PAIR Prol'I lrom Europe. tkln & 8edr Cer• RAINIOW Clrcl• ~Int. Valvu•Hudi•Tlme-DHI Hrvloe In iownl l.J. Icon Contltuouon CU8TOM ln11allJtlon1 D!SIGN!RS 3782 10% Of.F All Facial• llalft1ln8-ln1Jtll Mou1t/Ap1 clOcka. 21Yrt LoCll hp 3515 Rel'•· 5 Years exp, Cullom Home Bulklor• HANDY MAN 3710 6 Aollnlahlng, Ouallty MataagH & Waking Odllty lob ffr" •11· .J h ••• aa:u ."iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil Cati Orac• 251•9410 Lie, O, 114. Rel'•· Work. Main• Available. Coll Secky 2ee-eeoe L1,.nee1 ea ... aaa o n • • 71...,.7a.7Tlt Uc'd Qlenn 148.f817 D••'•" Pr• Aamod.i, Prof'I Ce,-,..1 CIHnlne •WINDOW Cleenlng * HANDYMAN * new con11ruc1Jon, or Therapr i Nutrttf.., dilUiiil PliNTING .,., epftOlfl Oulllly WOfll-Ouarnlffd • Carpet Cl•1nlng -000--11------All around qU911tY workl lu•t a WllldoW 1,.at· All type bOdy c111e. lnUlid. very IOw IOw a10a.G .o.c. aTUMWAY • Hardwd Fir• Malnt Aolg Roolef OJeln dHn HAUUJlfG ment. .... Ao••n•, AN/MuuQ9.'therapla1 Pt\MI ,, .. l1t. lndlln8 SYSTlllS , •• oo.ae1.:a7aa "'" &II • 729-7079········ 7t•·6"'NOIH3·8435 ASID, CIC. 84M!4f C.M. 'JU.48•3 l.tfUM .. 7J.....Wn4 CARPENTRY 3510 3894 :".F . :if'l . t .u· ! • ' •\ ,, .