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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-02-07 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 INSIDE l i ~ i ! . KIM HAGGf~TY I DAILY PltOT j LIGHTS OUT I N ewport resident Karen Kopicki is one of many neighbors who is opposed to any kind of expansion to the athletic fields at Lin- coln Elementary school. I I ! f I l I • SEE STORY PAGE A 7 i -+- FACING FACTS Tom Titus takes a look at South Coast Repertory's . 1998 Educational Touring Production "Face2Face," a reality-based fantasy that talks about what it's like to be labeled ~·different." i I j i i ! I ~ i ! i : • SEE STORY PAGE A 15 i i -+- MARC MARTIN I DAILY PltOT AT ODDS Costa Mesa's Recovery Center and its owner, N ancy Clark, go head to head because the city wants to shut the treat- m ent facility down. ·. • SEE STORY PAGE A6 -+- r -~---------~~---, : I I: : t: • AROUND TOWN •• '>'A17 BEST BUYS .' ......... A10 . ClASSIFIED .......... 84 . COMMUNITY FORUM A 16 DATEBOOK .......•. A14 ·POLICE FILES •••.•... .A2 :·PUBLIC NOTICES ...•.. 83 • a RELIGION .......... .A 12 I t SOCIETY' ••••••••••• A 13 • ' • • • r I ! i i i i I KIM HA• ...,f ,.-., ~ -\o Y Pr 1 Drivers along Jamboree Road use caution as they cross the flooded waters north of San J oaquin HUis Friday ln Newport Beach. The road remained closed for about 30 minutes until the rain waters cleared. DAMAGE REPORT NEWPORT BEACH: + At least five mudslides occurred, incl uding one on Bayside Drive between Jamboree Drive and Carna- tion Avenue that cl aimed three parked. cars. + More t han 12 intersec- tions closed around town, including heavily traveled Jamboree Road between Ford and San Joaquin Hills roads. + More than 20 manhole covers were flushed into roadways. • • At least 200 rain-related calls flooded police dis- patchers. + The Balboa Pier, dam- aged in Tuesday's storm, was closed again for Fri- day's encore.'The pier was expected to reopen today. + Laguna Beach dis,. patched two officers at one point to hetp overbur· dened local police. + Back Bay Drive wilt remain dosed to the public. COSTA MESA: + Polk:e reported numer- ous road and intenectiOn dosures around ~ but mainly on the West Side . TM usual p;oblenl weas - 19th Street. Anaheim and Pomona avenues -\WfW under.,...., fMt of w.- most of the~. • The hillside behind the SunHt Bluffs ind ftlne lluffs condominium COM- ... on '*"le: Awnue- d~....,-,. mudllcN In .. tllt .... storm In ._..,.... - ._.. In ....... "''" No .... anll ..... ......... El Niiio vents its fury on Newport-Mesa By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -OK all you El Ni.ilo non-believers, was Friday bad enough for you? A powerful winter storm that blanketed the entire California coast and hammered Newport: Mesa with blustery winds, heavy rain and chilly temperatures may have been enough to change even the most skeptical mind. It forced schools to close, flooded streets and caused trees to topple, created as many as five mudslides and tripped off power outages on at least three school campuses. One local even went for a ride on his Jet Ski down a flooded Bal- boa Boulevard. No doubt about it, Friday's drenching was not an average run-of-the-mill rain- storm. As of 4 p.m ., the storm had dumped 2.9 inches of rain on Newport Beach, according to the National Wedther Serv1ce, and water collected along curbs and in gutters to create a motonst's nightmare all over both cities. Starting Wlth sporadic road closures by I 0 30 a.m. and fol- lowed by full-scale bamcades m place by noon, dnvmg around Newport-Mesa on Fnday was a dlcey proposition, to say the least At 12:30 p m , Newport Beach police closed a 2-nule stretch of Coast Highway m both directions from Dover Dnve to Superior Avenue because of serious flood- ing along Mariner's Mile. As thousands of cars were detoured off the highway and onto surface streets, a l<>g.Jam of autos formed and stretched for about a mile in each direction of the highway until officials reopened the stretch at 3 p.m. •SEE DELUGE PAGE A18 Merchants get the business in downpour By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot MARC MARTIN I DAlY PlOT Oscar Calles cuts down a tree from one of the two vehicle dam- aged by a landslide along Bayside Drive Friday afternoon. Flooding, power outages force school evacuations By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Power outages and .flooding -reported- ly knee-deep at Corona del Mar High School -forced early d.ls- missals and emergency evacua- tions Friday at several Newport Beach campuses, drawing cheers from students at some schools. "The kids were really exdted when a guy went by on a Jet Ski on Balboa Boulevard," said New- port Elementaty teacher Suzy Kemp. •A great deal of water · cam down so fast that we had several fiooded classrooms.• N wport Elem tary, u usual. took tbe brunt oC th storm: A number of classrooms at the beechfront ~us were fl~ed. flooding also WU reported at Un- coln and Andenen e19Dllldary ltbooli, and all thNe CUDP'•ll ~ powwf.UU.. . ·· , EvecuatiODI at Newport me. mentary Mrted around t pa A group of about 50 students was taken to the h.tgher grounds of Newpon Harbor High School, wluch had 1ts own f&r share Qf water woes. The heavy ram flood- ed the Newpbrt Harbor High weight room and surround- ing offices. The re t of the Newport mementary stu- dents -like their counter-parts at Lincoln _ _,_...,_.........,.~,~ and And n elementary School -just got in Un to call tb r par- ents for an early piekup. At Un<'Oln, som lower-grad stud nts were movect to upper- grade clasRooms, loeated at a higher elevatioG. Andetten SCboOl put ltl ctilM- t r plan into actioQ wbm *9 pows went out. 11* _... dUll1 Al SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 • Newpon Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Piloc CITY NEWSROOM FAX: M64170 Pilot READERS HQTUNE Mesa, CA 92626 Copyright No WEATHER SUllP news stories, illustrations, edito-642~86 Record your comments about nal matter or advertisements heretn can be reprQduced with-nMPERATURES waves will build to 2 Local storm swell NEWPORT BEACH the Daily Pilot or news tips out wntten permission of copy-Balboa feet. and 14-foor will probably over-ADPRESS nghtowner 61151 swell will come from ride the effects of • Sand Dotlv c.ourt: A motorcycle was stolen from a resl-VOL 92, NO. 31 Our address is 330 W Bay St., HOW IQ REACH Ll$ Corona def Mar the west. Gale heavy dence In the 20th block. Costa Mesa, C.hf 92627 62152 surf advisory. new swell from the Orculatlon Costa Mesa west today. E~ • JJtd Stre9t Rollerblades worth S 1 SO were stolen from a res-THOMAS H. JOHNSON, CORREOJONS The T1mes Orange County 62/S1 TIDES ldence. Publ!Sher It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt-(800) 252-9141 Newport Beach TODAY though Its waves WIWAM~ ly correct all errors of substance. Advertising 61151 First low could potentlally hit • ~ lAn4t Md 19th Street: A car ster90 worth'$250 Edrtor ~ase ull 574-4233 Oasslfled 642-5678 Newport eo.st 1:25 a .m. -0.6 head-high, condf.. was stoteo from a car. snVEMAMU. Dlsplc!t 642 .. 321 62152 First high Managing Editor m Edit al 6:14 a .m. S.3 tions are Ukely to • ~ Av.nue: A gold bracelet worth $2,500 was left at a TONY DOOUlO, The Newport BffctYCosu Mesa N«WS~1224 ~f<MIECAST Second low remain Incredibly Assistant Managing Editor Oa::ri Pilot (USPS-144-800) is Sports 642-4330 LOCATION SIZE After Midnight sloppy. If e~ed restaurant in the 300 block TINA IMMGATTA. P1J !shed M~ through Sat· News, Sports Fax 6464170 Wedge 2-J Second high •' EMt .. Y Avenue: A briefcase worth S30 was stolen from a City Editor urday. In Newport Se.ch and ~i~Ot20Hrthllnk.net N.wport 2-5 7:S2p.m. 3.8 c.learlng comes ltOGa CAltUON. Costa Me:M, subscriptions are . Bi.ckies 3~ SUNDAY through on Sunday, car In the 700 block. only available by sobsalbltJ: Business Office 642 .... 321 A11iports Editor The Tlmes Orange County ( ) Business Fax 631·5902 River Jetty l-6 First low there\ • shot .i fair • VS. Udo: Tools and 1qulpment worth $2, 160 were stolen MARCMAlmH. 252·9141. In areas outside of CdM 2-4 12:-49 •.m. 1.8 PhotoEMor Newport Buch .nd Costa ~ first high surf through Mo~ from a rtorao-shed In the 3300 block. LYNNESOlA. subKrlptlons to the O.•ly Pilot Published~ ~ 90.\TING 6~S8a.m. 5.8 ~y. This. desp4te the • Welt OcNrt front: A c.onvertlble top was slashed causing only Me available by tNll for Califomi. Community News, Variable winds at Second low swell starting to fall otspliy AdYeltfslng S 10 per month. Second class a llm. Mmw Company ... 10 knots during 2:04p.m. -0.8 $1,000 In damage to the ca~ parked In the 6900 blodc. MOY OUTING, =paid at Costa Mesa. CA morning houri wlll S.Cond high off. Just bear In C1Mifle4 Advertblng ndude all appllable "°'*' G. Magnutof\ become south to l '.2Sp.m. 4.0 mind the effects of • luncleMe LW: A brlefGase, wallet, compact disc st~, LANA JOHNSON. state and loc.al taJtes.) POSTMA> l1'mident and CEO southeasterly M 1 S poUutlrlg runoff compact discs and organizer worth $1,000 were stolen In the Promotions TER: s.nd address c.Nnges to Judtttl I . KencWI. k~ during the .... flRAMOD SHAH. The Newport~ Mesa Va~ General~ • emoon. Wind mDB!AW: 60 from the doWnpour. 10 block. Chief Flnandal Offlcer Dally Pilot, P.O. BOJC f5'0, Costa 01•Callf.OI ~llV*,......, . ii • ~ Newpon 8"ch!Co.ta Mesa Daily Piloc SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 Al :War stories from prostate cancers front lines [ had just told the 16 or so men, : • most with wives, why I wai : • attending their support group •tneeting. ; • •Have you been diagnosed : y eU" one fellow asked. • • No, I said, I was there to lls- : len because I was doing · iesearch for two columns about : prostate cancer. ·; •well, you will be," he said :11auv : : The silence was thunderous. : 1 thought perhaps •could be" : might have been more discreet : :_ and certainly more accurate. ;lvhile the chances of contract- lng the disease increase Wlth • llge, it is somewhere in the 20% : tange -far from inevitable. ·: For sure, it had attacked . ~very man at Hoag Cancer ~enter's monthly •Man to Man" : roundtable Wednesday night. ln : place of the usual speaker-Q&A : lormat, Sandy Finestone, Hoag's cancer patient coordiniltor, . necided to try discussion :lJroups. · • There was one table each for . · · .. . . . . . . the four major treatment options: surgery, radiation, hor- mone therapy and •watchful waiting," the no-treatment treatment, a.k.a. "aggressive surveillance." The therapy and surgery tables filled up, the others remained open. Curious. I opted for the therapy table because a very dear friend of mine was there. The age level ran from 50s to 70s. Experience levels ran from one fellow who had been diag- nosed just two weeks ago, to one who had been slugging it out for 14 years. There wasn't a dotterer in the bunch. If the disectse had been taking a toll, these fellows did- n't show it. They were sharp, vigorous and totally focused on prostate cancer in all its mani- festations, and on every con- ceivable form of treatment. One chap, who looked easily 10 years younger than his mid- 60s age, spoke so knowledge- ably I asked if he was a doctor. ON THE COAST fred • • martin "No," he grinned. "Ijust like to keep up with what's going on." Then he told the group about a new type of test for the prostate specific antigen or PSA-11. And about the medical center a t UC San Francisco, which is the only place on the West Coast where you can get an MRI called an endo-rectal proc- toscopy. And about, "A doctor in Century City named Lei- bowitz who recommends .... " He was encyclopedic, and the other men listened intently, hoping to find one new scrap of information that might, just aught, mean a breakthrough for them. They asked question alter question. Doubtless, they ask the same questions of every doctor they see. They just keep hoping for a better answer. When talk turned to prostate cancer's dreaded side effects, there was little reluctance. Most spoke freely of incontinence and impotence, and they churned out numbers like a mainframe. They compared PSA levels, one or the major diagnostic tools, and Gleason scales, which measure the aggressiveness of a cancer. One man told of once having a 38 PSA and a Gleason of 9, which means it was remarkable he was there at all. He had been diagnosed m 1984 and had surgery in 1985. "They opened me up, saw the cancer had spread to my lym- phatic system, so they just ~RA~-~ 1\iila Dolphin Safe -Packed in Water •No Salt • Wrth Salt REG. $1.99 Orgaidc Fmit Spread • Orange • Peadt • Bladd>eny • Reny • Dark Olm)' • Plum ·~ • Bluebeny ·~ REG. '3.29 sewed me back up. I started radiation with a PSA of 38, then drugs beginning in 1989. My PSA is now 7 .2, I'm on three dll- ferent meds and I bave no side effects whatever.• You could sense every man in the room feeling stronger, a little more confident. You knew they had to be thinking, hey, if he can get out of that mess, maybe I'm not so bad off after all. Another gent told of watch- ing hi& PSA score rise: 2, 4, 8, 12, 24, 38. He began taking injections of a $600-a-shot drug called lupron every three to four months. His PSA is now 0.2. The others all but cheered. The villain of prostate cancer is the hormone that has caused problems for men since the beginning of time: testosterone. The concoctions used in hor- monal therapy are based on female hormones, primarily estrogen The estrogen shuts down testosterone production and the cancer starves. That's oversimplification, but it gives you an idea Progress against the disease is bemg made every day. Though the number of cases diagnosed annually has soared in recent years. the overall prognosis is that most men who are hit with prostate cancer will die with it, not of it. But you have to wonder what progress might have been made if men would go after their dis- ease with the same ferocity and zeal with which women have attacked breast cancer. If we guys can't get it done, maybe we should hire some smart, aggressive ladies to go out an·d lobby for us. 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Windows on the Bay will be back on the Newport Beach City Council agenda Monday m a motion to reconsider the previous councll acllon. That decision - made JUSl two weeks ago ~ slapped 40 new re ns on the restdurant. m g removing the bar from th outside patio area and stoppmg food service on the patio dt 9 p.m on week nights and 10 p.m. on weekends. The restaurant's patio had previously stayed open witil 2 a.m. "l have no problem with a great majority of the conditions," Shuttleworth said. "But there are a handful that are so restrictive and so unfair -if not illegal - they prohibit the functional use of our patio that the city approved for us to build and use, which we have done so in compliance for almost four years ... Elaine Weinberg, a Udo Isle resident, said she faxed letters Fri- day to each council member urg- ing them to stand by their previ- ous decision. She said noise from the restaurants on the other side of the bay -including Windows - not only disturbs residents, but will have a detrimental affect on Lldo Isle property values. "The City.Council was balanc- ing the equities between the rights of a good business commu- nity and the residents in an envi- ronment without noise pollution," she said. "I think these restaurants can be very successful indoors. H ALL MAKES ALL MODELS C!ome. aiiif the. fa't9e.il dltteiceki !Ben:z. r.b1:.af£.uhlp in the '71. .~.c/1-. Make Those Patios '1 Entries Beautiful Slate ls Very Affordtible Let Jim Jenning& install your complete yard landscape. • Expert brick, stone, rile & late work. • Can recommend quality designers & landscapers. • Expert Masonry repairs, deaning & re-grouting. • Drainage problems? We solve them. • We install new drains & repair old drains. "We came down hard on them because of a prob- lem at another restaurant ... " -NANCY GLOVER Councilwoman Nonna Glover, whose district mcludes Mariner's Mile, requested the reconsidera- tion. U approved, anotller public hearing on the matter will be set for Feb. 23, giving city officials more time to review the new con- ditions. •we have to have a balance between residential and business- es in the city,• Glover said. u1 vot- ed on the motion so I would have the ability to call it back up because if you don't vote with the majority, you can't call something back up.H Shuttleworth said he applied for the new permit in good faith £Es- when he realized the existing one had outdated conditions that did not apply to Windows on the Bay. His application came at the same time as mounting complaints from a group of Udo Isle residents about noise from various bay front businesses -particularly nearby Joe,'s Crab Shack. Glover said that is the reason she believes the council's decision was unfair. "I think we told a restaurant that we're going to impose condi- tions on you in case you create a problem, when it's almost that there hadn't been a problem," she said. "We came down hard on them because of a problem at another restaurant." Glover said she wanted anoth- er opportunity to work with Lido Isle residents and city staff to craft a better argument. She hopes to convince a majority of <(ity Coun· dl members Monday that the action they took two weeks ago was not the ,best solution for the community, but does not know if she can line up four votes. Mattress Outlet Stor t i I alC 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Blocll South of •o& Fwy Whatever your landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all... 545-7168 THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCE? STOP BY THE NUR~ERY OR CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAYI [L] !-AS\~~~c:~ (714) 646-7441 Uoyd'• Nursery a landscope Co., Inc. 203§ Newport Blvd. Cgt Bgy St.> Costg Me19. 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The rest will be distrlbuted to the • students in the applied econom-• ics class, who are the sl}arehold- ers in the ~mpany. •Wbat nUlkel um year:'s dis- count card ~e is that the dau aeated the card Jn-ho\li8, complete with lamination, tmtead of subcontractilig the prinUDg to an outside compa· ny, • laid Oon8ld Herman, a locill business owner and advis- er to the students. "Creating the card ourselves · lowered production costs, thus allowing higher profit margins." said Juatin Johanson, vice pres- ident of production. "This company has taught the ltudents that running a By Paul SeO'est and John Hanis • SCHOOL DAYS Is wntten by local school le~ and students. To con· tribute, pie~ sent information to the Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. ADVERTISEMENT I NEWPORT REFRESHING I . 11You Mean I Will Die?" "What is yavr P.lon in life~" I asked a university undergraduate several years 09<?· He looked at me and ~used for a secorid and said, "I pion on getting a University degree first ... "Then who~ I asked him. '"Well, I will ~ta job and hove enough mon~ to buy a car and the house that I wont. "Then Whott" I asked again. 'Then I will get'inorried and have kids."' He replied. "Then what elset" f asked 0Q9in the fourth time. He looked at me and smiled and asked, "You mean I will die?" "Thor's right, and not only will you die, but you will hove to race God o.nd .. give. account for yoor lite on earth to Him l said. · · Ev~ does hove o "beoutifvl• life pion on earth, but remember that whatever pion yoo make is not complete if yov don't include death and • eternity on it. And whatever pion yoo may hove is short and not continuous. It is eternal suicide to ignore death and eternity because whether yoo ignore it or not you ore going to hove lo face it. On ihe other hand, it's good to be realistic and pion on dying somec;lay and dying right in Christ in order to go lo the right place 1n eternity. If yov think I om trying lo score yoo, Y.OU ore probably. right I am trying lo score yov away from a terrible eternity too great eternity '"Wait a minute{ but I don't believe tn life ofter death, I don't believe there is heaven and he1I." listen, believing in it now won't hurt yoo, but yov would be eternally hurt if you ~t there and discovered that you were wroo.g and should hove believed arid done someriling about it, bUt yov didn't. You con ovoid that eternal disappointment and dQmnotion right now by receiving Jesus into yoor life as ~r savior and Lord. He is the onlv one that loved and died fOr the world. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son that whosoever believeth on Him should not ~sh but haVe eYetfosting life" John 3: 16. "You mean I will die?" "Thar's right!" 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Clark rents an entire 19-unit apart-I ment complex in the 1110 block of Vic- tona Avenue and boUieS up to 37 men and women at a time for drug and alco- hol recovery treatmeqt Many of Clark's ~ents come to her through the courts, where Judges order j them to go m lleu of Jail tlrne. As long as the add.lets keep their noses clean while tmder Clark's care for 1 an average of m months, most of them will not wend time belund bars. But some city ofhoals have ques-I tioned whether a faality Wee Clark's belongs in a residentldl neighborhood near schools and homes This 1ndudl!s from any~ non-tnvasi\le tniiii:lmti can be customized and personalized JUst for~ -with computerized treatments based on your own skin body area and hair color. single ftash, Epihght large areas quickly with minimal discom The Medlcal Center for Aesthetic ~excellence CAUMON-FRI It was Oty Coundlman Joe Ericbon who last month voloed coocems that Oark:'s fadlity was in essence a "sate!· lite jaO • and asked tc. tbe mmmissit>n to review her pepnit. Erickson warl'ted oty staff members and the oommission to tighten restric- tions on the cen- was in fact Qlegal fOI" tbeni to do so. So on Monday night. the commis-- 5ion is set to reconsider Clark's pemJit • and rather than require her to band over details, duect staff to sunply ~ a doser eye on the facility in the future. As city offid.a1s grapple with how to ter to ensure r---.------:----.--.------deal with the fadlity, a key question rem.a.lns unan- swered: Does Clark actually need a city per- mit to legally operate? dangerous aim-mat addicts were qot housed there. The comnus- sion required Clark to provide aty offioals, on request, details of the recovering addicts currently in her care mclucllng their name, criuunal history, terms of their sentence and · length of lllne under Clark's care. MARC MARTIN I OAllV PILOT Constance ls a cllent at the Recovery Center In Costa Mesa. Clark o~t­ ed her center for more than two years withQut a dty conditional use permit and only received one last August Clark put up a fight. claiming that doing so would violate the delicate con- fidenba.llty some of her patlents count on. aty attorneys later checked into the legahty of getting patient names and other details from Clark and found it She bas repeatedly daimed that her state license super- sedes local authority and said she answers to Sacramento, not Costa Mesa Qty Hall. But city officials claim Clark does need a permit and if they chose to revoke it, doing so could jeopardize her state license. •Ah1*t ptopooents say lelJ>Oll· debts are incorrectly being t±td if ~d pay a tax "to fund land battle. NEWPORT BEACH -Some n!llideots here baVe ooruplaioea abOut menadng pbaoe surveys ill wldm .,,...,,.. belll ~ that a tu inaeue is needed to blip pay for the ~t to build an m 1brO mrpart, N1d Richard n.yloT, a board member of Airport Working Group. Officials With the ~ g10U1> con- firmed they de CCJDduct ~ sunep ot Orange COunty Nlklentl e,sp8daJlY after a mass mailing. 1helr ma.st recent pubticialion has a picture al·a lather with bis daughter and dog with-e.v muf& on became ol the loud air traffiC caUled bf an apension ot John Wayne Airport. The flier was 18Dt to residents 9' Tustin. Orange and Villa Parle. But the surveys were reportedly conduct- ed in Newport Beadi. ~ reiident said be was called by a pollster last week. The sur- vey reportedly lasted about 20 minutes. The resident said he was asked about his views on airport-related issues and if he would support a parcel tax to ~ counter the $2 million South County dties will spend to tight m EJ Toro airport. ,. ~ .. Alrpalt 'Wcli\tDg Group dOel QC!lldeart.....,.. ,_,..Mid be doesti't :1 ~CM~lwta..,.,iltbe 1, wen ot i... arga1vuoo. ~ ~ •t ftDd 1t ftl'Y lmpec:t. • 'Di,.. Uid. •1 •I tbiDk IOID90P9 may uve bwd Cbat a sur-"i Vfrf ii ~ clone and d8ddecf to call tbe ~of Newport Beldato t.atbein we're :1 golag to tncnue tbW tGM. l llD8l1 a rat." Taylor N1d be bU Md 1everal Newport Beach reskteDtl appn>Kh him and complain about be~t pboDt lurY9JS in Which I tbey were told thtre wu a n8ed for a parcel ' I tu to pay tor an airport at Bl "!bro. "0\lr survey did not Ute that we are gotng to raise tuel to bUlla an aJrPoit, ~ lay-i , lor 1i4kl.. • Former Newport 8"icb ma~ and Air-I Po.rt Working Group I~• OiU'ence Turn- er said be has, in the pUt, ~ a tax tor the pro-a.irp<>rt war chest but tba.t a tax increase is no longer an o~ •1 r4ised that issue a long time ago,· Turner said. "This is nothing new but it's no . longer a viable option.• Because any tax Increase must be passed by a two-thirds majority of the electorate, Turner said a proposed tax increase would have no chance of passing in Orange County. • ·we can't get that,• Tumer said. "When it was 50%, we might have been able to get it.. Just in time for> Valentines! I I Cost Effective Legal So~ ~ r· / .. ,-··""" .. -~ ,~ Sto~k lj · .. Reduction .· ··: Sale ,,,.,/. ·~...,. ,_~~·r·.~:., -A __ .1 v ·· ·-~ I '-As much as ! ; . Fe~b!nd 1/2 off.:': Feb. 14th / . ·:. /;; ./ .... -. . ,:. As everyone who bas ever attended one of our sales knows, our saJes are truJy SALES. No ta~ changed ... oo marking up to mark down ... a truly righteous sale ... and when it's over, it's over! Come early for best selection. • CHARLES H. BARR 9QMJJ/eM 1803 Westdlft Dnie Use your: VISA, Mastercard, Newport Beach 1~1 D+:lltAGlllMAllA ~ --.. u-S...t ,_ +m.ooo • (714) 760-8775 •. LEGAL-E:>PTIONS • Exercise Equipment • Scuba • Hockey • Wetsuits • Golf • Snowboards & more O J I<=->RNl".'VS AT I AW 670 West 17th Street. Costa Mesa 548·0660 I can't believe ..... . It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscaping is _your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDALE can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your garden. KAY MATSON, A.A.. C.C.N.P. Landscape Designer M~ . ~ NURSERIES, INC. ......-----..... COMPLETE IANDSCAPING 46 YEARS EXP. License No. J08SSJ SANfA ANA • 2800 N. Tusun Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MI.SA • 2700 Bristol Ave. (714) 754-6661 MIKE'I TERRY MEIKLE C.C.N.P. Landscape ~gner American Exp~, Discover Card 'ii4) 642-3310 CA RPETl•llNCE 1953 (714) 754-5880 COSTA MESA • PALM DESERT SURGICAL &, MEDICAL CARE OF THE FOOT & ANKLE SPORTS MEDICINE • lurilon Comdon • No ..... Hzatlon • Ingrown Toenails • Thick Fungus Nails • Plantar Worts • Specializing in the treatment orDiabeti c and Chronic Pain U HOUR EMERGENCY CAKE STAFFED AT HOAG HOSPITAL ( Complimentary initial exam with .this ad. f Pn:ftrnd proVldcr for mo5t uuur.i.nces including Med;can Newpo11 Medical Plaza • 307 Placeotia Suite 207, Ne.,.. BM (IUOIS from Hoq Hoeptal mtn~) 645-654.4 .....__--~~~~~~---....._~ Over a doi:en EducationaJ and Hobby Seminars Valuable GOLD prize given away dAilyl . . . . 4 -. ·. l ·,_' ' • Plus LOBEX 1 '98 (•tamp tection) Fe..ituring_ a ,speciaJ commemorative ~het of The Yur of the T'let • aifned bY. the artitt, a.v.nce Lee. FREE-IJIET/Ml lllTAUATIOI WAIUKIY' FREE· .REMOVAi. ill ()IJ) CARPET & PAIJ FREE-F1111n1111 Mov111 FREE• Fl«IMll CA•lKff ,., . ••.. ,.,. ,,.. "'· .. Newport Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 A7 • ( Bright lights, big problem for Canyon Crest residents · cityside • Some living in the area near Lincoln Elementary playing fields upset about improvement plans, which include secwity lighting. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -As the Newp.ort Beach Little League prepares to shout M play ball" and open another season, a group of residents who live .across the street from one of the league playing fields is crying foul. The league, which plays ·games-at the Lincoln Elementary school campus on Pacific Avenue, has preliminary city and school district approval to build about $40,000 worth of improvements on two baseball diamonds at the site. Officials hope to add security lighting, two batting cages, two large storage bins, two new scoreboards, flag poles, a 3 112- foot concrete dedication wa.ij, a larger concrete plaza area, mov- able backstops, new bullpens, chain-link fencing and improved electrical wiring. , • The renovation plans, while • approved this week on a 4-2 vote by the city's parks and rtcreation committee, must still ~s muster with city building ahd planning departments ~fore construction can begin. I With Little League practice I KIM HAGGER1Y I DAILY PILOT Newport resident Karen Koplcld, whose balcony faces Uncoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar, ls one of many neighbors opposed to any kind of expansion to the school's athletic fields. set to begm Monday and open-"I'm sure it's great if you're a I ing day schedtµed for March 7, kid playing over there," said league officials said they hope to Karen Kopicki, whose bedroom break ground on the work in the a nd living room windows look next month. right across the street toward the But some of the field's neigh-hghted fields. "It's like playing bors are upset that the plan is I m the major leagues. But it's not moving forward at all. great for us." Kopicki is leading a group of residents from the Canyon' Crest Condominium complex across the street from the fields in opposmg the league renovafton plans. The neighborhood has dealt w1th years of other construction COME IN AND ENTER TO WIN DINNER FOR TWO AT VILLA NOVA Bring in this ad during the month of February and receive 15% Off any Purchase. ·Valenline's Featuring the Aloha Room From Toes On The Nose Dalj & Quiksville , Wine & Dine Your V.tine! Ft"""ry 13m 6 14,j KAYAK WEEKEND WEAR at the site that added stadium lighting -which is not among the latest improvements -and now Kopic.ki and others are say- ing enough is enough. MWhen they're playing over there, and they do unW 10 at night, if we want to go to bed, we have to close up everything on that side of the house," said Sue Hall, one of Kopicki's neigh- bors. MTbe lights just shine right • on through.• The city -which leases the baseball fields and gymnasium on the site from the Newport- Mesa Urufied School District and runs recreation programs there -is helping coord.ipate the ren- ovations but is not paying a dime toward construction costs, offi- cials said. City officials who are helping plan the renovations claim the additions will not create more problems for the neighbors. Steve Hunt, the city's commu- nity services supervisor, said most of the improvements -the 10-foot-high security lights, more concrete for better footing and new trees -are intended to help keep the area safe for play- ers and parents who frequently _stay at the fields for everung games. "There's really nofhing being changed, it's all just an enhance- ment of an existing Little League field,• Hunt said. Mlt's all just to make it a safer and better place to play.• Work begins Monday on Coast Highway Work will begin Monday on a state Department of nans- portation effort to improve a section of Coast Highway in Newport Beach between Cameo Shores Road and MacArthur Boulevard. The $1.1 million project, funded with state transporta- tion money, has been awarded to R.J Noble Construction Co. and will mclude reswtaang the roadway and drainage improvements The two-phase project will begm at the southern-most end and work north until com- pletion Ul mid-1998 natttc lane wtdths may be adjusted to accommodate vanous stages of the construction but will remain open Newport Harbor High awarded grant Newport Harbor High School won a $10,000 Orange County Foundation grant Fri- day -one of 16 schools in the county, school officials said. The money, will be used for technological improvements m the school's Shakespea.nan Arts Academy . The academy tS one of sev- eral at Newport Harbor It focuses on encouraging stu- dents to learn how to apply their arllstic talents to an occu- pation The Canne1y J f!a/e,,1(t/1tt; ~ {}a#' ml SP _ _..._.. 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Adjacent to Triangle Square fJ/ou aU3 imaed /,o 6e 11/111/111 Thursday, February 12th 4pm • 7pm iuxdtJ.,,8'm,,,jnjoumJ ~" om/; a cfptriol cflwwing of 'elimJJIJh g-f Q/lllllOtul JfJIJl!ilg --At our new Costa Mesa address:-- 369 E. 17th Street #21 71A·642·5459 Wr ,.,, loc.it~ brhind Jack-in-t~r-80.11 I Kllll 11 1 1 \ \ I lh Buy 1 dozen Jong-stemmed roses for Valentine's Day & Receive a coupon for a completely FREE doun of wrapped long-stemmed roses• during July I-Sept. 1, 1998 2275 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA (Comee of Newport &: Faitview) (714) 64S-0Wi 983 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~ & (Com~r of Harbor '1 ~ &: Baker) ·,. '(714) 540-3135 o.9fwad Off/~ ROYAL KHYBER Jafe1J/i'ne Y Oat; All Ladies Will Receive a Long Stem Rose. February 14, 1998. Special 4 Course Dinner $25.95 per person ~-=-1000 'i2'Y~_,, North c.-1 Ncwpo;'e!! • .:>r Re;.tervution I (,all 75_ I"" 200 • r1ste JANUARY CLEARANCE • OUR LOWEST PRICU Of THE HASON t, EXTENDED THRU FEB t11 , , NHL /erseys ................. 20% OFF NFL /erseys ................. ,20% OFF "Seeing is Believing " SWEATSHIRT BLOWOUT Shop Early for Best Selection/ 722-1112 Triangle Square, Costa Mesa 10-6 M-F • 10-7 Saturday 11 -6 Sunday Take an additional 25% OFF FASHION SWEATSHIRTS; Reg~"Prlce $39-$69 ' Sale sm~SM: NOW $21-$29 ; '. ,, • ii G : t. ~:sy~· Vale11ti11e's Day 515-0219 i' Beautiful South American Roses. ·.; Exotics: Lilys J ·., Darly heart topiarys with fresh cut flowers 10% off a11v purchase tt1itl1 tl1is coupon 747 Dover Dr., Newport Beach wo11M.•Dd,_,. on the comer of Dover Dr. and Sixteenth St. HOT AIR BALLOONS, LOWEST HELIUM TANK RENTALS IN TOWN Paper Goods • Custom Gift Wrapping • Greeting Cards 270 £. 7 H -. • COSTA MESA 722-1803 Make Your Valentines Message Crystal Clear With A Handcrafted Gift From The Heart of Ireland's Crystal Heritage • Champagne Rute v Wine Goblets & Decanters • Irish Rose Vase Ring Holders Candy Dishes Candle Holders gift certificates corporate awards • crystal for all occasion • Complimentary Gift Wrapping with your Purchase 17801 Main St. #8, Irvine " shop_ houn: M -F /Oam -5pm • -' fax756-8143 756-819(} . . .... ng~ Louise l l _ Come Join the ~-and Miss "'*la for an old fashioned 1'Jelldne'1 Dly cruise throuefl Newport Harbor abOlrd the IH.erbolt. • s _..Loube. • • l Trat your lacfy.friead or ~telmln-cafler to 1 time-tested Day or • "~of~ mint juleps, champlfne. or soda while daocinQ iil 1 tbe wumth of the second decl under tbe ltlrS or sun. to~ ; · fnortte mask. Delk:ICia will be proftded. Rcwnce Will bloom. DePlftin81t l lAll. IPll or 9'.30PM Satll'dly. febrWJ 14. - Call (714) 541-lal ~ Joi1 Us For .Valen~ne's Day At Mamma Gina's wt WJJ Bt Serving Four Valtntint's Day Sptd41s All Evening Opm for Dinnn 4:30-12:00pm For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach Step inco Spring wich a fr es h, new I• o'k at ... \1110 -'\JI All Guest will receive a complimentary Glass of house wine . u ,\h1@U «;\rufk'lv@~© --~~.--.. cuisine Ul:\I I • 'l'\1\1 Ol I • .5 r.: MON-sAT LUNCH 11-3PM DINNER 4-lOPM SUNDAY DINNER ONLY PARTY TRAYS & CATERING AVAILABLE 1835 New ort Blvd_:J)-1 54 (Costa Mesa· Courtyards) onnecte With MR . BEE #Communications Experts " frn Phone* Free frn fldlvatlon* Pager* ZUWl!Mnl N .. , F'9'rvt.w, Co.ta Me•• I (n4) ''' 4141 _ Bassi~e+s & BIL-\e be~~ies Valentine's Day 1s near and ""'1o better to buy for than your most special loved ones, your kids Bassinets and Bluebemes wants to help you create the perfect g1tt by having a A Ba~y Beuti~ut · Heirltt• Wicker • Gifts • Bd411! tt • F1r1it~i•!• & MORE ..• An4 Tt4dltn T11 ••. 369 E 17th St (Corner of 17th and Tustin) Cosio Mesa • 714 650 2244 -d Pamela & Tommy Lee Video Available (uncensored) Adult Video features from $7.95 4 Hour Titles from $1O.95 Videos CD's Kama Sutra Products COSTA MESA M01''TC1.AIR 743 Baktt St. 9197 U.ntnl AYe. I Blk. West o( 8riJtol P~cCo U.nttt 714-429·191 l 909-6Z6-6ZZ8 Hours. Sun. I 1-5 Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Love Is the Icing on the Cake Find it at •CAKES •PASTRIES •COOKIES •PIES •TORTES •ROLLS& BREAD A10 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 • Newpc)rt BeKh/Costa Mesa Daily Piio( • Crystal Court is abloom volu11teer dlrecte>rY . . C rystal C-0ort once again is transforming into an orchid greenhouse at the 18th an.nu.al Fasdnatlon of Orchlds International Show and Sale that's open to the public through Sunday. The show, sponsored by the Orange County branch of the Cybidium Society of America, is rated among the top shows in the country. This year's will be the largest yet, with 50 of the nation's leading ordud growers and enthusiasts from across the Pacific attending. All three levels will have nrchid exhibits. The first level will focus on artistic displays and orclud theme designs. Levels two and three will feature orchid gar- dens, displaying pnze-winrung orchid blooms Hundreds of orchid growers are competing for pnzes and tro- phies And' the best in orchid gifts are on sale, including plants, bouquets, corsages and orchid art Crystal Court is al f3333 Bear St in Costa Mesa. t The Repeat Boutique (548· 1)927), a thnJt shop benefiting 'New Directions For Women, is having a grand re-opening Tues- day at 10 a.m. It's at 419 E 17th ~t.. near Frazee Paint store, in Costa Mesa. There will be a wonderful selection of designer clothes. along with full racks of clean, well-priced items for women and men New Dtredlons For Women began as a Juruor League project in 1977 The group offers chenu- calJy dependent women treat- ment in a residential setting m Costa Mesa. Merci Bouquet (515-7763) IS offering a Valenttne's Day special greer wyl~er on roses -with a purchase of a dozen, delivery is free anywhere m Orange County. The special will start Monday and continue through Friday. Roses come in three prices: Local grown are $45 a dozen; Mexican grown are $60 a dozen; and Ecuadorean grown are $75 a dozen. Merci Bouquet also is adding more gifts to its selection every month. The shop currently sells wedding gifts, ~andles, jewelry, satin Valentine's boxes with satin underwear ins\de, and baby shower novelty items. Balboa Boat Rentals (673· 7200) is offering complimentary red roses with every Valentine's Day electric boat rental between 5 and 9 p.m. Electnc boats come equipped with comfortable seating. carpet, stereo cassette radio, and are very easy to drive. The rental cost is $45 per hour. Balboa Boat Rentals is located at 510 E. Edge- water in Balboa. The best in photo lab sel'\llces can be found al the Ramsay Col- -., I I I I MoN,f1ti 9,7 SAT f ,6 SuN 11,4 I ThE Bod BEAUTY Supply 6 5AloN I 1.A••• J69 E. 17rlt ST. I CosTA MHA r--:"~-r-----:~ I Acaoss fao111 RAlplts j I (714) 642 .. a910 I . I 1Nt ~ may not be combined with any other discount or soi. price. DfNountt • not apply to Murocl, Av9dct, ~ or Nu•Skln pt"Oducb. L bpirN 2/15/91 .... ----------------- REPEAT BOUTIQUE 419 E. 17™ Street.i. Costa Mesa 714-548-~927 Grand Reopening!! Tuesday, February 10 Open Tues. tf1ru Sat. 10:00 am to 5:00 pm .. ~ ~ ~ ~ fPUeu/" -~ Benefiting New Directions for Women, Inc. \ A Residential Recovery Center for Chemically Dependent Women Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well -Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervi$ion • Quality Assurance ' or Lab (556·2632) at 2905 Redhill Ave. in Costa Mesa. It's most notable and popular services are the custom color and black-and-white prints (up to 30- by-40), a develop and print machine, and machine print ser- vices (including certified Advanced Photo System process· tng-on site), and its new digi- tal imaging semces Tmcluding instant print packages, retouch- ing, restoration, power print slides and mdre). Paul's Ught House (645-7856) is having an inventory clearance sale on light fixtures. It's talcing cash offers on fixtures that include decorative, halogen and incandescent lights. Paul's is at 1555 Placentia Ave. in Newport Beach. • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant or a shopper, if you know of a good buy, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. ~er £«f.6 ~e . ~_,. ~DESIGNER~ CLOTHING Through Consignmenr ~~~ CONSIGNMENTS LABELS WELCOME 177 Riverside Ave., Suice L Newport Beach, CA 92663 (7 14 ) 57 4,5555 ~~ • 11'9 ----IIllCHlft nn pert a •• In ttw Olly Plot. tf )llMl'd lb~ on 111'*'11 "PJlt orp-nludon ....._ CAI IG..Q2"1, eat. 111. AJllllCAN CANCB SOCIETY ANGE SON WHIELS Volunteer driwn from New· J>C!)rt Beech and Colta Meta can help caDCS patients get to and from tbeii medical treatments m Orange County. Volunteers use their own can or the Society's donated van to really make a dif- ference in someone's recovery. Patients are able to get in and out of vehicles themselves. Vol· unteers must be at least 25 years old with a valid driver's license. Call 261-94"6 to beC'om.e an Angel on Wheels. BAUET MCIACA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Bal- let Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. for additional information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. 't ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RL'GS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools, syntherics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1<xn Plc1n·n11.1 S1 .• Co~w ~1e~ 646 -4838 "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES ADDITIQNAL 5% OFF FOR SHOPPING ON SATURDAY, FEB. 7111 CUSTOM FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERY 20<~> >(-Rtit/1 f,i/11·il· ~~ I t1 li1n 0 FF ;ut/1 t/11, i11i t1i ! t·i111111111 /~ . /•Ill' NOT VALIO WITH <m4ER OffERS Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-840=0==== ~q'11 Bot ani .c are ~~ ~~ ~ L a _n d s c a p e • Speci~ed Maintenance By Experienced Professional Crews • Artistic Tree Trimining • Automatic Irrigation Systems, Custom Lighting • • Wood, Concrete and Masonry Construction 8088 W. Ba.Ibo& Blvd. 8u1te D lfeWport Beeob, CA 98863 CMIM DOCINl'I . 11 you lave tbe mta. become a Center Docent, It e114blel you to see and be involved iD the Orange County Pert~ Arts Cenier u few are able~ You'll frequent backstage and below stage areas giving public tours of tbe Center. To ,learn more and appty, Call the Suppc>rt Groups office at 556-2122, ext. 218. DISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the American Cancer Society. Volunteers a.re needed, and no special skills are necessary. Por infonnation, call 6-40-4717 between 10 a .m. and 5 p.m. EXCHANGE aua otlLD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help children victimized by child abuse. Volunteers work with county referrals to assist high- risk victiJns of parental drug addiction. And to ensure their on-going development, they need paper. crayom, pencill, etc. for eta.work: Drop oft sup.; ~ at tbe Child Abuse eenter: Office in Costa Mesa at 2482 NewpOrt BNd., No. 7 or UnM>O Bank in Newport Beach at 1090 Ba~de Dr, Phone '122-1107 for,, more information. ASH -HARIOR AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity (PISH} provide ooooing Mobile Meals~ program and emergency assis- tance it provides those in need.~ Both always seek volunteer assistance in a variety of areas.• • For more information. call 645- 8050. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Orange County need volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give lec- tures, demonstrations or classes. For informapon. call 919-7900. THllll If A PLACE WHIRi WlllCIMDS ARI SIVIM DAYS LONG AND IVIRYIODY IS COMfOtn'AaLI IM KAYAKS CASUAL WEAR ••• KAYAK$. Featuri~ the Aloha Room From Toes On The N05e & Guiksville 3 1 1 11 Rancho Viejo Road san Juan Capistrano Rotary scholarships help students ,study abrOad A MBASSADORJAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Rotary Dlstrtct 5320 wW award five, $22,000 one-year scholar- ships in June for undergraduate or graduate students to study abroad. Atound the world, Rotary will award 1,200 such scholarships to students ln 150 different countries and 35 ~o­ graphical regions where Rotary clubs are located. The scholarships are for the 1999-2000 academic year and provide funding for round-trip transportation, tuition and fees, room, board and necessary edu- cational supplies up to $22,000. During their studies abroad, the scholars are as •ambassadors of goodwill~ and make appear- ances before Rotary clubs, schools and local civic organiza- tions in the country in which they are studying. Deadline to submit applications is May 15, and interviews will be given June 5-7 at C~ State Fullerton. Applications may be obtained by calling the Interna- tional Service Directors of local Rotary Clubs, Bob Chew of Costa Mesa at 631-1355i Dean Reavie of Newport-Balboa at 646-5281; Thomas Blrsch of Newport Beach Sunrise at 646- 2330; Philip Arst of Newport- Irvine at 721-8227 or Sunny Cha of South Coast Sunrise at (800) 444-9960. The Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship program is the world's largest privately spon- jim de-boom sored international scholarship ·program. Some $320 million bas been spent on 29,000 interna- tional scholars since the pro- gram began in 1947. SEARCH FOR TALENT: The Exchange Club Qf Newport Harbor is sponsoring a Search for Talent contest for youths between 6 and ~8 years of age who .are amateurs in voice, dra- ma or entertainment. The con- test will be held on March 6 at the Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar. All qualified students are urged to partici- pate and every contestant will receive a certificate of apprecia- tion. Contest wirmers will receive plaques and trophies. A.Z. Taft said applications are available from local schools' music or drama departments. 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA 'if (714) 708-4805 lut .. nurtiounl ~abqunrtru Visit the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles· of Christ and the ministry of the Apostle Paul! 1/11111 '· \/1111 //1111 ' lfl11111 (>{'Ill / 11 \,11 /fl,1111 ''!'"'· '>1111 ..!pm f>/•111 CLUB NEWS: President Audrey Vaughn says the New- port Beach Lions Club has changed the day and location of its monthly meetings. The club will now meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Restaurant at the Nautical Museum. Biil Hamilton, owner of the restaurant, indicates the dinner hour is now available for service clubs and community groups to use the restaurant facility on a regular bas~. The Riverboat Restaurant is open to the public for lunch Tuesday th.rough Friday and brunch and lunch on Saturday and Sundays. Corona del Mar High School' Juniors Bobby Stein and Loren Johns will represent the New- port Beach Sunrise and the Newport Balboa Rotary clubs in the Rotary Area Speech Contest later this month. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OP SERVICE CLUBS ... Edward Smith, classification of Automo- tive Parts Manufacturing, who · joined the Newport Irvine Rotary Club. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS TiflS COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity, make new friends, net- work or give something back to your community? Try a service club! You are invited to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will buy your first DEBBIES guest meal for you TUESDAY -7:JO a.m. The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear baseball announcer Bob Starr of the Anaheim Angels. -Noon Costa Mesa Down- town Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center to hear Readers Theater play about Abe Lin- coln. -6:JO p.m. The Costa Mesa- Newport Harbor Lions Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club for dis· cussion by Bob Howard and Wolf Stern on proposed by-laws changes. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m. Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club meets at the Uni- versity Athletic Club. -7:10 a.m. South Coast Metro Sunrise Rotart Club meets at the Center Club. - Noon Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for a business meeting. -6:00 p.m. Newport-Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear Sue Scottiscuss Project Pollution Free Planet. THURSDAY -7:JO a.m. Costa Mesa Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe to hear Wayne Morris' of the National Rifle Associa- tion discuss •preservation of American Freedoms.• Noon Kiwanis Cjub of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Exchange Club of Newport Har- bor meets at Mama Gina's restaurant. The Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn. The Rotary Club of Newport-Irvine meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to hear George West on the subject of History of Cali· fornia. • COMMUNITY & CLUBS is published every Saturday in the Daily Pilot Fax your service club's meeting informa- l tion to 631-5851 or mail to 1743 Bay· port Way, Newport Beach, 92660. (LOS ET Clothl ... • A.cces101~"4 .,....o_ • Coemetlca St. John Knits • Liz Claiborne • Armani • Mondi Anne Klein • Jones N. Y. 55/45 Split on Consignment Items (Items must be nearly new. dry cleaned. pressed & on hangers) 270 17th St. # 3, Costa Mesa (In Ml Casa Shopping Center Near Shirley's Bagels) 645-1162 Plug into t e Pilot Classified section to find services rom Daily Pilot 1-800-FLOWERS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 briefly in the news OCC workshop on garig subculttires 0r&ng9 C.oul College afters a campNhenltYe o .. iflew of the subculturM ol gaags ad drugs gro~ tn many com· munitiel, today in. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in room 203 ol the tewb Applied Sdeoce Bnikttng, 21Bi ' Fairview Road. ea.ta MeM. A Loolt lmide the World of Gangs and Drugs ts coliducted by Mark Mazza, a police otflcet with: 17 yea.rs of service who iJ · certified by the Department of • Justice as a narcotics trai.aerl and was assigned to higb-? school campuses as an under-,, cover officer. The program will teach parents and instructors how to feel less naive about gangs and drugs . Registration is $59 or $98 for / two individuals. 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McClure spreads 'Jhe Word and the Spirir through radio waves • • h ard on KBRT-AM, 740 on the By AJessandra Ojwldou I I every preacher's main func· uon b1 to spread the word of God lo M many people u possible, then John C. McCh.ue, 1iP.ruor paS"tor of the Newport Vmeyaid Fellow1h1p church, is ' 1•rtctlnly doing his job. cvN ince lus rad.lo show, ·1ne Word and the Sptnt, • hit th•· dJrwav<·s nedJly two years di JO, Mc <'lure hd\ been dble lo ri•dch out not JUSI to thP 2,000 or "" who dtl1·nd hit, rhwch every S1mc1c1y, hut ol!>o to the rest· <h·nt'> of CJrdOCJf', Los Angeles 11nd Sdn BPmdcdino counUf's, as wr·ll ds lo th0<><• living m Boise, l<l,.1ho. 1'h1wnix, Anz dnd much r1f C0Jor.1clo dial, twice a day, five days a week. but not on Sundays. •nie best time (for a radio showj is drive time, during the week," Durbin said. Drive time, according to Durbin, includes early morning and noon, which gtves •The Word and the Spirit" a prime slot, considering it is broadcast at 6:30 a.m. And 12:30 p .m. The format is simple: McClwe'1 sermons are taped live. then taken back to the stu- dio where they are. edited, then mix.ed with music and promos'. Because most of.his sermons are about 40 minutes long, they are usually split in hall to accommodate the half-hour time-slot. "IMcC 'luff' <1nc1 IPllowsh1p m1·mhN'>) hupP to qo nullonaJ," stml Jim 1Jurh1n, thl" show's pro- ducPr "But 1l tr1kf·'> d s1gmhnrnt ltmf' to tJpw·lop a hslf·nN bdse • Mr-rinwhil(•, hOWf'Vf'f, DON lfA(H I OAAY Pit.OT The sermon1 of pastor John C. McClure of Newport Vineyard Fellowship church ln Newport Beach can be heard Monday through Friday at 6:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on KBRT~AM. The split works in other ways, too -it creates a certain suspense when listeners have to wait 24 hours to find out the outcome of "the Battle of the Kings." 1 McChm• ,., hr1ppy to h1• where he L!t UTh'· purpc,.,,. of 'Th<· Word dnd the-Splnl' 1s to '>hilr<' .Jesus Christ with men," hP st11CJ Shannq Jesus Chnst with others hdS been a qociJ of McClure's slnc.:c• h<• was 8 Yf'cHS old HP qrPw up nPM PdSd<h•nd, lhf;: .. on of devout ( 'hnsl.Jrtn ... Rut dlthou~h he hdd dlWdY' b<'f'n mt"rPslPd 1n pmachmu. hf• went lo C'dJ Poly Pomont1 to i,tudy rrw<hrtru<<il f•nqmec•nng his ldthN Wd'> dn cngm('<'J Colll'!JP f'XfH>'>Pd Mc Clurr• lo ideas unheard of during his shelter<!d upbringing, and dur- ing his SPCond year, he had a ms1s of faith. I t was. 1963, and an. Engllsh profc·ssor questioned the valJd1ty or his relig10us beliefs. McClure spent the next yc•ar reading the Bible and books on rPIJgious history, and hy grddUdllon, he redlized engi· m•enng wds not for hun. He <'nrolled in Fuller Theologicdl Sc•mmdry, dnd graduated m 1970 Soon, he had d church of his own , Throughout the next 10 years, he had several churches, 111cludJJlg one outside Bakers- field. Then he got mvolved in thf' Vineyard Fellowship move- ment I le has been senior pas- tor dl Newport Vineyard since 1984. AJlhough the idea of having a radio show was one he had pondered for some tune, 1t dad not come to frwtlOn until March of 1996, thanks mainly to gen- NOus pdnsh1oncrs with conldrts in the radio industry Lccally, the show can be "We're on the winning side," McClure vigorously tells his lis- teners during the sermon, which tells the story of Christ's confrontation with the Devil in the desert after a 40-day fast. .. Jesus came to destroy the dev- il, not only the devil himseU but also his work." And although it may take him considerably more than 40 days, it is clear that, with some help from "the Word and the Spmt, • McClure is detemuned to continue the fight. ·religion calendar CLASSES/VVORKSHOPS ~ INACTIVE CATHOLICS 1 J1Jr Ld<.ly Qu<•(•n of AngPls pre- r•nt ing c1 sc•rl<'s of f rdn k, honest d1SC'USSion'> 101 tnbC'tlVP 1 .11holu·.., or dnyont• interc'ited II lt•Mninq dhCJut lhf' faith The 1f11lh<>nngs cHP t1llC'CI "KcPp th<' ·1Y'>IPry dncl .luh1ldtaon or < hn ... tmc1'> Ahvf'," c1nd they con· 11n11e .1t f>.1 '> p.m on Sunduy al l · .. h 15. The• op£>n dtdloguc 1•volv, .. , 111ound top1c·s pdrt1c1- 1111nts cho<>'>c' Jn pdsl se,r,~nio., lhc•y'vc mvoJvE>d trnnul ts, rt• marmiu<'. morality <rnd what .v1• rt-'dlly IH'liPVf' Thf'y ldk<' We>RKI> R\' C'OMrt-N\ATION l,XPH<I I· RH ( ON4il 'I 'I A I ION NO RH OVf-R\ NO l•H 263-5954 GARY F.. S KAWIN ATIORNEY AT LAW \l;l..1111( .t l.11,f' nr lr.-111lt1l1·111 ""rl..c r,· '"'"lie"'·'""" \ l.11111 ,, ,, It 1 .... , '""It'• f 11 t llfl Ill ~ ~ C .II' Ill Jlrl\• tll 'II .I ft11c• nl 11p '" \~0.1100 "' <l1111ltlt "" """ ,,, 1111· h.11111, wh11 h\"HI '' l(rt'~lt'I, <>t 11~ h<>th 11111tr9'111)111cnt 111tl firll' C.ONVFNlf-.NTU' I OCATl· I> Nfo.ARJOllN WAYNF AIRPOR I AMPU FRFf-PARKIN(, 1500 QUAii NfWPOR f Bf.AC:ll 263-5954 pldce m the Pansh Center at 2046 MM Vista Dnve, Newporl Beach. Cdll Johnny Golde dt 72 t -0496 or Mane Romano dt 548-3844 for more information > SCIENCE OF MIND CENTER Today from 10 a.m to noon, the> Rrv Gdtl M1Uer w1U conduct d Course ln Miracles. St11dPnts w1ll dtscover the kingdom 1s theirs by nght use of the1r mmd., And at n p.m. on Feb. 13, th<' n •nter will host a Val<mtine pot luck party. 13nng a dish, d Valentine <1nd a $5 gift to share. For adctillondl information, mcJudmg the doss limt'S and lorntions, contdrt th<' NPw Thought Educdtion Center INVENTORY CLEARANCE Llght Fixtures lncJndcsrc ni I !Jlogen l kcor.it1ve ( ~1sh 1: ( .. 1rry No rc.1'>onablt offn rrf ust·d . lower than t.hL "lkpotl!" Ruy t low re r fkst Srlernon Oprn 11 6 I >.11ly • ~11/'s '/;igltt , )f~llSI! 1 SSS PlacentiJ Ave. Newport Stach 645-7856 • > VIDEO SESSION Orange Coast Umlttndn Umver· SdlJst Churrh wlil present a seg- ment of a Bill Moyers Vldeo senes on Wednesday. "Genesis: A Living Conversation" w11J take plctce at 7 .30 p.m at 1259 Virto· ria St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-4652 > HOME BUILDERS Younger mdl'ried couples meet bi-monthly on Sunday evenings for Bible study and feUowsh1p from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m at St. Andrew's Presbytenan Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more mformation, call 574-2222. > KNOWING GOD INTIMATELY On Mondays, people of d.lverse backgrounds and different churches gather al St. Mark Presbyterian Church to pi.usue a "one-on-one" relationship with God. The OneHeart Christian Meditation group teaches and practices the spiritual steps that can make that intimacy a datly reality. Classes meet from 7:30 to 9:30 p .m. at 2100 Mar Vista Dri- ve, Newport Beach, Call Ester Behnam at 640-6213 or Kathy Townsend at 55 t -5339 for more mf onnation. Tl /Jj' Al.AHASTEll GI.A.'-,:~ fYJl.J"'ECTJON A1'flilal>le /11 Brotl:R or PolilJheJ Br<WJ /// .. 1(),. /Jiwueter 26 .. f '/56519 Hodson Lighting Open Tues.·Frl. 8:30-5, Sat. 9-4 1510 Ntwp<>rt Blvd .. Costa Mesa Qualit.v l . .iclui"I ~for 29 Yeara 548-9341 xp,resszons To Wtvt It to Cln; To Cln It to 00. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Worahlp S.rvlce 8:15 & 10AM Church School 9AM Adults 5i 10AM Children Chlld Care Provided 6.U-7.WO 61 1 Heliotrope Avt, CoroN ~ M. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 vn Udo. Nc-wport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 SAINT JAMES crURCH epi1copa "'A~D t 011•~-­'-'w-..~•WrlMll,...... Fr David C. And.non, rector 3209 Vlo lido Ntwpor1 8eoch 71,/675-0210 7:30 om Troditionol 9 om Conltmf:?O!'OI)'. 9 am Church SchoOI 10:-'5 om Charismatic and Wednetday noon SECOND CHURCH OF ~T.SCIENTIST 3100 Paa1lc View Dr ~wport Beadl 644-26 l 7 or 675-4661 O\urch 10 am & 5 pm, Church 10 am Sunday scrm 10 am ~ SdlOOl 10 am wmiilltt7t~lpm ~ ~lpmt 1•-..-*'t 12nocn A"" tlN S>irit 11.J tlH HIM "'Jt °'""· A"' In m1t1 ""61'1Nntll111J, C.. AJ lit /,It# ""'1 u 1111>;,,, mw. A.J w/Hs.,,,,,. will Id J,;,,, lllM "",,.. •/lifa fiwly • ...... 2l: 17 ___ .,.,., ,..,Olrdt.""""' a.di fl • l>f Jol\11 A lh1R111111.jr ,.._111,,. BtntRl Crom thls biblical wrlel from Revel11lon tlllfd Cltrrn 5~ob 10 Conltmporlll')' Clirls1lan1 "CHRIST SPEAKS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF TRUTH" (at\tbllcwl 1 11· 17l \aturday, I rbruny 7. 1098, ':)O P.111 unday, l tbtuary 8, 19418. 8. lO and lO:U A.M. w,dntMf•r Blblt Scudy. 7:00 P.M. Ro.cl, Newport Buch. California (7H) 631-2880 t Harilor HI xhool 11 l"'IM and I ,lh,) Bow Do YOU Exp•leac• ·c..t ID Yoar i.itet , Newpon ~ M'cSll Daily PiJoc focus on faith Mesa Bjble Chapel ADHISS: 113' OnlD;ge Ave., C.O.....Mea ~548-9733. ... MS'IOlt Bob Stoae. ~ PourSquare. savlCE lMS: 10 e.m. praise, wonblp and Bible teaching. OILD tAltf: ChOd care and childrm'• miniltry pcMded for 10 a.m. lelYke and~· MISSION STATEMEN'f. Graoe- oriented, Bibi.~ Cburi::h that focuses on God's love to meet all o1 our ~,. through the good DeW1 of Jesua. We love and accept peo- ple where they are and we trust in God's grace to make them whole. NOTE: The teadµng for Peb. 8 is •The Blessing of Ministry." Grace Fellowship Church ADDRESS: 3170Redhill Ave., Costa Mela. TEt.EPHONE! 5'9-8599. SERVICE TIMES: Sunday at 9:15 a.m. nACHtNG ELDER: Earle Craig. CHILD CARE: Pre-school and Sunday school for all ages is provided: Zen Center. of Costa Mesa . ADDRESS: 711 West 17th St., Ste. AS, Costa Mesa (at Pomona) TEIDHONE: 722-7818. DlttECTOR Of lllAINING: Debo. rah Barrett MEDfTATION AND TIWNING TIMES: A regular Zen med.ita· tion gathering meets on Sun- day from 5·7:15 p.m . Beginner instruction classes are offered the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 5-7:15 p.m. A $10 donation is suggested. Inten- sive workshops are held every month or two. Previous experi· ence in meditation is required. Call the Center tor more infor- mation. Jntro to Zen Meditation Work.shop is March 7 from 1-4 p.m. $30 pre-registration is required. Introduction to Bud- dhism sertes meet.a 1st and 3rd Thursday nigbts of the month from 6:30-8 p.m. Feb. 19 through June 4. ST. MARK PlwBYTERIAN CHURCH "Optn Arms and Open Minds n Worship 9:30 2401 lrvlne Ave. •I aant1 IMltel Newportl .. oh lnillY WOl'lt.I, • 10:00AM lflQAI.: iJ'be Zen Cents alao piowldiM mediMtioci d&N81 ln ildlcm OD Wec!MMays. and frcm lime to ume. a program .ot medttation b1llni:n9 foi out. dam. To receive • tcbedule of - deJHI and meditation times, call the 7.en Center and lea~ your·~ and address. . .NOTE: Zen muter SUzuki says: . ·cu1t1v-. yow own sptiit. 'J'b11. mea.o1 not to go i8eking for somethina outside younelf. Instead ()[gaining knowledge, you thoWd dear your mind. When you )1lteD to Zen teach· iDg Witb a clear mind you can accept it as if you were hearing someUWiq you alteacfy knew." First Church· of Christ Scientist ADORESS: 3303 Via Lido, New- port Be~ch. TEl.EPHONE: 673· 1340. SERVICE TIMES: 10 a.m. and 5 p..m.; Sunday school tor youth Uirough age 20, concurrent with the morning service; Wednesday at 8 p .m.., testimcr nial service. CHILD CARE: Provided at ell services for the very young. NOTE: The Cb:ristia.n Science reading room, next door to the church, is open MQnday through Saturday, 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. Tokens for parking in the lot behind the church are available from the reading room. New Thought Community Church, Science of Mind ADORES~ 1845 Park Ave., Cos- ta Mesa at the Costa Mesa Community Center. · TELEPHONE: 646·3199. SERVICE TIMES: Sunday: medi- tation at 10 a.m.., service at 10:30 a.m. CHILO CARE: Sunday school is provided. SENIOR PASTOR: Gail Miller. VVORJ<SHOPS:Peb.7, •A Course in Miracles• with Gail Miller from 10 a.m . to noon; Feb. 14, Science of Mind ll with Ken Gray from 10 a.m. to noon. Peb. 21, metaphysic41 Bible interpretation with Gary Shearer from 1·3 p.m.; Feb. 28, Master Mind with Ken Gray from 10 a.m. to noon. All work- shops meet at 1929 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa. Call 646-3199 for more information. Mi=c~~ New Thought Church Science of Mind Center 1845 Partt Avenue, Costa Mtlo, CA (18111 SI. end l'lllllA*M. 1 btocU Clf Ho1W M) CHURCH SERVICE SUN-10-JOa.m. Otb: (714) 646-3199 ltv. Goll Mllltr, Mlnltftr ltY. Kin Inly, Mlnllttr -....: .......... , .... "°""' ..... .;-;,'r.-rl!"J:-....... • .:-.. • .• ... ·•:-..• • r-:--.•:-. . -.. .,,,,., . -·· ....... -.-··~---.. ... . . . . .. . . . . ... . . ... onner prime minister of srael to speak at temple H e is one or the lead.mg statesmen of the world. Shimon Peres, former prime minister of Israel, is set to address the community on Feb. 22. Peres, invited to Newport Beach by Rabbi Mark Miller of Te i:nple Bat Y cih.m, will be the distinguished guest of the temple as the annual Norman Schiff lec- turer. The Scluff lecture senes is a program that has attrdcted world- class authors, polltioans and so- entists to the local arena to share their wuque perspectlves Peres, winner of the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize and dUthor of the best-selling book "Battling For Peace." will JOlil the local crowd for dinner at The Ritz pn- or to his lecture. The cost for din- ner and the lecture is $250 Patrons will also JOlil Peres for an after-lecture dessert. II you are unable to have dmner wtlh the former prime rrumster, lec- ture tickets range from $12 to $36, and all reservdl.Jons may be made by calling 644 -1999. The eveAt is open to the entire com- munity -a must-do for dnyone interested Ill world affatrs ••• Local givers Donna dnd John Crean have been chosen as the inaugural reop1ents of the Car- ing Heart Award The Soptusti- cates, supporting Assessment and lreatment SerVJces Center, are proud to announce thdt the Creans will receive the hoQor at the group's annudl spnng lun- cheon and fashion show sidled for Apri1 23 al The Hyatt Regency, Irvine The SophlstJcates' dnnuc.t..I event 1s one of the blockbustf'r luncheons on the social calendar. Every year, organizers go one step beyond to create not 1ust d fund-raiser/fashion show, but d really big event. Titi..s season, they Me calling the party "The Mysteries of Morocco· and Nordstrom, South Coast Plaza, wlll be the fashion sponsor, putting on their big sea- sonal extravaganza Co-chairs will be the super duo of Darleen Manclark and Eve Komyei. I b.w. cook The Sophisticates are led this year by president NW Stevens, one of the women of this com· munity who is beautiful not only on the surface, but deep down, dnd has the biggest hecµt of any- one so pebte. Close lo 1000 I guests are expected to attend the event. I The Creans join d.tsti.rlgulshed I past honorary supporters of ATSC Zee Allred (1997), Judie Argyros (1996) arid Mark John- 1 son (1995), giving new mearung to the word generous. ATSC board members work- ing with Stevens, Mandark and Komye1 mdude, Carleen Bren- nan, Penny Fox, Tamara Moore, Elena Ross, Laurie Woodruff, Denice Mock, Deborah Newmeyer, Peggy Clay and Jeannie Lawrence. who runs 21 Oceanfront ••• Mary Lou Hornsby and Mary Ann Wells are busy arranging the final touches for their upcom- mg Islander's Valentine Lun- cheon with chair Diane McDon-~ did The Islanders, one of the small but significant local groups of women who rally their forces to support a different children's chanty every year, will be dining dl Zodiac Restaurant next Tues- day for some late-Wlilter catch- ing up and fund raismg for thJ..s year's group of t:hmce, Court Appomted Special Advocates (CASA, by the way, will be celebrating tonight with its annual awards to generous locals, called •Reach for the Stars" at The Sutton Place, New- port Beach.) Neiman Marcus will present the trendy threads of seasons to come while the Islanders sooal- ize at Zodiac. Committee mem- bers working on the affdlf are Pam Arnett, Beth Bidna, Ramona Bemamontt, Ann Stem, Jody Olsen and Candlee Schnapp For last ounute mformabon, call Pam Arnett at 721-0814 • B.W. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday Job.u Leona.rd h08 been outfit~ goU"ers mth th e I t brun.d& in the ~orld~ Get unli1nlted entertain.nent 1111ith .. u @] ~~~!-:~c~!• Call today tor a $9.95 connection! Plus, receive 1/2 off.your first month when you order a Comcast 3·Star Package. Hurry, offer expires February 151 1 ·888-COMCAST ( 1-888-266-2278) Offer applies to staooaro connection ot one TV set In wired setvicNblt area, other conntetion or l'llocatt0n feea apply to add11tonal TV s ti• Al nrvlcn not aya1lable In Ill areas. 01• SHOWTIME NETWORltS INC llld Ct9M HOME BOX OfflCE. • dMlloll Of Timi Wanw i~ ~. l.I' Al ntM1 rlM\'ld SHOWTIMf Ind THE MOYIE CHMNEL n trldemllb of SHOWTI .. NETWOR INC • I V'«orn OOi1loMY t90111dCMMAX .. ,..-. ..,._,..,. otlllllt-.£~~ l P. ____ ......... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 A13 '.. I \\ P < ) H I < t ) l I' I I I f 1 1 '\. 1 1 H I I 1 JO~n LfOORRD'S (cover not included) Regular $ 7 495 Now $995 Linda, Unda and Diane en all mothers, gotfers. and devoted customers of John Leooard's Goff Shop. 3100 Irvine Avenue N ewport Beach 71 4 -852-8689 Newport Beach'a Bob ad Marie Cray were recop.lzed • c:CMlple ol bae year by Cal ·sute Pullenon~tts fund-raiser recently. The amaoal event drew . newunan Walter Cronkite, second from right; The Grays were congratulated by Cal State Fullerton Prest· dent Milton Gordon. left. •~ . ~ @JuRiJiwAJull Floral & Gifts ... SO o/o OFF TOPIA RIES AND FLORAL Arrangenzents H ome Decor Specialty furniture . Silk Floral Custom Floral Arrangements -·- Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E. 17'4 St. , ~~ (1U-W44 r--. ~~'4) 646-6745 Regular $ 7 395 Now $995 Available in various fabrics and colors Slip Cover Sofa Regular $ 7 295 Now $995 Ava/fable In various fabrics and colors 0%Down OPoyment O Interest Until August 1998 ~c • . . . oOk 7. , ... Meet the hlgh and Mighty cit Wmdows on the Bay I ' I By Leslie Simmons, Daily Piiot F or those m the Newport-• Mesa area who think Los Angeles is the only place to schmooze with professional ath· letes, sip martini's and experience the nightclub life -think again. Windows on the Bay in New- port Beach is becoming the area's premier spot for local athletes lo let loose without the hassles rnany L.A. night spots can bring "We're the unofficial home of the Mighty Ducks," said owner Scott Shuttleworth, who runs the restaurMt/bar with partner Jack TIPman. "Windows and the Ducks started around the same time -I guess you could say we grew up toge~er. • NIGH T Shuttleworth said members from different sports franchlses have also visited the restaurant and bar -from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the Ldkers. "It started several years back when Michael Jordon and some of Qle Bulls came in," Shuttleworth ~d. "Word just spread after that." Many of the Ducks players live in the area and frequently come to Windows after games and on weekends, Shuttleworth said. They even had therr end-of- the-year party at Windows But he said you'd neve r guess Llfe Has Enough Ups and Downs ... W E I G H T NO MORE The last weight loss program you'll ever need. Robert Skversky, M.D. Member American Society of Bariatric Pbysiciam 320 Superior, Suite 210 Newport Beach (714) 645-2930 DON LEACH I DAILY Al.OT Friends gather at Windows on the Bay -knc;>wn as a hang out for major league athletes -for a taste of red wine while they watch the Mighty Ducks on television. Owner Scott Shuttleworth, sec- ond from right, greets, from left. Dieter Hahn, Greg Mlller, Leha Shuttleworth and C hris MacDuff. who they were unless you were a big fan of the team because the players who go there are young men wjth small-town looks who act like the average guy hanging out with his buddies. "Some are the life-of-the-par- ty types," Shuttleworth said. "And some are passive and just Wee to hang out on the patio." Windows is pretty quiet in the early evening. Afte r 10 p.m. a disc jockey comes in, they roll back the carpet to expose the -hardwood dance Door and then the party begins. When Shuttleworth bought the restaurant and bar four years ago, he added a patio with a tiled bar that is open until 9 p.m. during the week and 10 p.m. on Primadonna Resorts ... Only a Short Bus Trip Away. a.wt.r.? &alfln? R.unian? Smdm-'l\wnlmn? Ot8m Pmty? Rwbtlidl? ,,.. p.n.ct '""" ptaway ill waiting in Prhnm. 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That's the message out- lined in "Face2Pace," South Coast Repertory's 1998 Educa- tional Touring Production, which previewed at the compa- ny's Costa Mesa theater this week. It's a reprise of one of SCR's more popular youth shows, first staged in 1991. • Richard Hellesen's bouncy exercise in reality-based fantasy focuses on a young man who's given the cold shoulder by classmates who deem him "dif- ferent.• There's no physical dif- ference in director John-David Keller's staging, just attitude, which still carries a good deal of weight. Against a colorful backdrop of rotating faces designed by Dwight Richard Odle, who also created the fanciful costumes, "Face2Face" follows young Benno (Elias B. Gallegos) on a mini-odyssey of self-realization as be discovers that differences are to be celebrated, not ART > MMILY ARTS DAY The Orange County Museum of M presents a free Family Arts Day on Sunday from noon to 4 p:l'n. at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. The program Hisa Takukuwa (left) and Jodi Rosenbaum play fanclful fig- ures 1n South Coast Repertory's new educattonal touring show "Face2Face." ridiculed. Jodi Rosenbaum and Hisa Takakuwa double as Benno's schoolmates and a fantasy- world master and servant who are ever mindful of the social pecking order. Eric Newton brashly interprets the school "BMOC" who returns as, liter- ally, a big-mouthed bully to help drive the point home. after hours features lively performances and hands-on art activities for chil- dren and their families. For more information, call 759-1122. > TOURING MUSEUM The Thomas Kinkade Touring Museum makes its way to the Nese Gallery in Fashion Island on Bolstered by original music and lyrics by Michael Silversber and sprightly choreography by Sylvia Turner, "Face2Face" is 45 minutes of entertaining mes- sage theater for kids, which is now available to local schools. Performances may be sched- uled through SCR's Education Department. which may be contacted at 708-5577. Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1089 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach in the parking lot near The Limited Express. Kinkade is known by many critics as a "modern-day Norman Rock- well." The touring museum will only be in town for one day. For information, call 644-9692. .. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY :"' CAIJFOINIA LAW STATES You CAN Csoos1 New Tea Dyed Samovar Collection. Exclusively at ANY REPAIR FAC/l/TY HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa fl& Pldl..., & ~ • All CtrttflH TecUkla1s rugs.and carpets. com 642-4522 121 l1llHtri1I War • Costa Mesa SPECIAL NOTE: We •re the only Independent dealer to h•v• the S•mov•r Collection In Orange County. LYLEEN & JEFF EWING DOING WHAT COMES UNNATURALLY The most inconvenient aspect of having your house on the market is tho constant housekeeping required. Even if you are naturally neat , ii requires a lot of hard work to constantly keep your home in top ·showing" condition. Do whatever it takes 10 make your home shine and to keep it looking beautiful. It may mean getting extra help from the children or hiring short-tenn professional help. The importance of making a aood impression on the Realtors and buyers who come through yoor home wmot be overstated. Many interested buyers may call for last minute appointments 10 see your home. Buyers may associate a meqy home with poor maintetWlCt d the ltrUCtUre, systems and ~. which can cliscow'lge offen or result in • lowct off er thin the houee qht Otherwise brina. ~and Jeff hiw 26 cQmecudVc yean of tt.al estate aperience in Newport Bt.lch. They .... Coldwell Blaker'•# 1 ...,... JU p:d1 IL .... aeMce Ot edvice with iD,.,.., nil -..o needs cell the~ at (714) 644-9060 x 114. MONTCLAIR 9197 Cencnl A•~. P~tCo Centtt 909~26-6228 Does the approach of VALENTI E·s DAY nervol18? Hl·Tfme Choco}&tler 250 Ogle St. &•ta Me.a 71+68(}.8468 ' . Fun under the, tent of Twjn Palms ln this month ot El.Niilo tantrums, 1Win Palms doesn't immediately come to mmd as a dining destination But the sound or the rain on the beavy canvas roof and the interior spaces coq with heat lamps make for a cap- tivating di.n.ing experience. Next time 11 rains, venture over there and get two lunches for. the price of one. Besid es that, people are talking about how good the food has become Check it out at 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Call 721-8288. A Moroccan odyssey in Newport Beach Friends who are leaving for Morocco this month caUed about Moroccan cuisine, so we headed over to Casablanca Bistro in January for an authentic feast. complete with the ceremonial washing of hands while we lounged against U1e pillows in d comfortable banquet. Dehoous • No llASSLES! • FAST, FRIENDLY, QUAUfY SERVICE AT TilE RIGHT PRICE. Protect your home from flooding. 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An dddect bonus is •happy hour" offered every day but Sdturddy in Villa Nova's friendly bar A 16-ounce draft beer for $2 1s Just one example and the IJdr menu is loaded with good stuff from $1.SO to $5,95 - enough good news to 1ceep any party animal content, Join the fun at 3131 West Coast Highway, phone 642-7880. Try Bac;ilic on Balboa for Swiss raclette ll'aciltional Swiss raclette is bemg served·at the Swiss French restaurant on Balboa Island called BasWc every other Tuesday. Raclette lS a supple cheese that mtensilies m flavor when it is heated (traditionally on a stone hearth). lt melts into a soft clingy masc; wtuch adheres to fresh little bolled potatoes and JS utterly dehsh AD-you-can-eat raclette' served with Jacket potatoes, cor- ruchons and pickled oruons or dned beef, sauosson and ham are on the menu with oruon soup ($5.50), house saldd Wlth speoal basil dressing ($5.50), and the Swiss pldte at $7 .SO. Basilic IS dl 217 Manne Ave .. 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The other 1 % Is when I see them, or someone visit- ing, point them out to say "Wow. you have horses in your neighborhood? How cool is that. H As far as I know it Is only two older couples who are "making the stink and noise" (not the horses) around here. Just about everyone in the neighbor- hood except for the Hart- fords and a couple of neigh- bors have lived in this eques- trian, animal-friendly haven for years. Why all of a sud· den is this such a problem? I don't know but I suspect that those complaining ought to move to a stale association somewhere where they can complain about their neighbors' lawn being too long, or the house being the wrong color. My wife and I moved here because of the way it IS (not will be or is "supposed to be H} and anyone I have met who visits this area loves the way it IS. The residents here have horses, chickens. ducks, and dogs on any given day out and about. It is a great area. What a pleasant environ- ment for all the young kids to grow up in, not to men- tion how nice It Is to feel country in the middle of the stop-light-Infested society in which we live. In response to the coun-• ty's comment, I think the county does have to take rnto consideration what the residents think. Aren't we the ones who l(Oted you "rules are rules• (your own words) types into office? You never would have, and won't get my vote If that's how you operate. The r~ldents should have the say and I know that the majority here want it the way it is. horses and all. A petition was sent around to say just that. Are you just Ignoring It? mvl a.ARK Santi Ana Heights john hedges John Hedges has the day off. . r-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·------------------------~, I . ' l I I : I I I I I I gains I I I I ' I I I I : El Nl~O ' I ' ' Por those who doubted the ferocity of El Niilo, you might want to th.ink about taking those ill woJ'ds back. Ra.in, winds and surf from that weather-related phe- nomenon pounded Newport-Mesa and its environs thLs week. The result was a cracked Balboa Pier, flooding, Landslides and generally soggy people. BALBOA CINEMA It seems like the quest to refurbish this landmark theater has gone on forever. But the efforts 1ust got a huge boost this week as the Crean family donated ' $100,000 toward turning the old movte house into a performing arts theater. SUSAN TEMPLE'S LEGACY losses ( YOUNG LIVES It's always tragic when teens lose their life. And the Costa Mesa community felt that tragedy firsthand this week as friends and family of Alex Mojica and Geremie Austin gathered to say goodbye to the pair who were killed in a tragic automobile accident. BURNELL FORGEY This Newport Beach psychiatrist found himself in the spotlight last year after it was revealed that his roommate was "convicted child molestor James Lee Crummell. But that spotlight's glare turned bot as authorities revealed that Forgey was alleged to have carted Crummell along with him as be visited homes for troubled juveniles. Now Forgey has paid the price for that as the state medical licensing board requested that he tum in his license to practice. CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE The late finance director of Costa Mesa was hon- ored this week by her colleagues. friends dnd families with a plaque that was placed in the Circle of Service memorial at Lions Park. Temple, who died at the untunely age of 42 from encephalitis, is credited for helping steer the city out of the dark financial woes linked to the county's bankruptcy. KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Friends and famlly said farewell to Alex Mojica and GeremJe Austin. It's often called golden handshakes or golden para- chut~. But whatever the term. the practice of buying out veteran and higher paid teachers or administrators accompllshes more than just pruning the budget -it drains the district of much-needed years in the classroom. . . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Council wasn't clear on Wmdows decision I just finished reading William Lob- dell's column ("City Council slammed Window on the wrong guy.• Daily Pilot. Feb. 31 regardJng the way the council dealt unfairly with Scott Shuttleworth and Windows on the Bay. I have not had the pleasure of dining at Windows since Shuttleworth has been m charge. but I did catch a City Council meeting on TV several weeks ago when Shuttleworth and another lddy (his part- ner?) were attempting to renew their permJt and/or convince the council that they were not the guilty party as fdr as the noise was concerned. l didn't watch for very long. but I was certainly impressed with Shuttleworth and tuned out, knowing that the council would certainly renew the penrut and drop the noise charges against Win - dows • "'1illiam fobdefl It wasn't until today that I rettlized J tuned out too soon I can't believe that the council members. especially Norma Glover, didn't fight for this man and his establishment. I was funous to see your article in the pdper. Furious enough to sit down and put my thoughts on paper! I hope that your column, Dennis O'Neil's resignation and perhaps more letters hke mme wlll force the council members to reconsider their decision and do what 1s right ln the meantune, I hope Scott Shuttle- worth doesn't give up hope. S. ROOKS Newport Beach W iJliam Lobdell's column on the Windows on the Bay was light on target. Good job! I was i:n the process of Writing a letter to the Daily Pilot and L.A. Times, but you covered everything that I was trying to relate, and even more, and you did it much more professionally. What's so humorous about the Lido Isle "protesters" is that they never men- tioned the outdoor concerts that are giv- en by the Balboa Bay Club, Lido Jsle Yacht Club and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Maybe they belong to some of these. As for the City Council members. they tried to play Solomon by appeasing both parties, and did a pretty rotten job of it. They ought to reconsider their actions before Shuttleworth is out even more money that doesn't need to be expended. IRA ROSENSTEIN Lido Isle Airport opponents have ~splaining to do, correspondence By Richard Taylor Jr. I n the ever-contentious debate over El Toro. February is shaping up as endorsement month for rising property values and sale runways. Just thls week, two ma1or develop- ments have put to rest two of the air- port naysayers' most specious argu- ments. The first is that converting El Toro from its current status as a 50-year- old military air base to a state-of-lhe- art regional, commercial airport will somehow send South County homes values into a taU spin. The second is that El Toro runways -used last year alone by some pretty safety -conscious air- line passengers, including former Sen. Robert Dole (R- Kansas). fonner Rep. Jack Kemp (R- New York) and the raft of Secret Ser- vice and national press that accompa- nied them -are somehow unsafe . IUcbud Taylor What can I say to the anti-airporters: It's time, frtends, to put up or shut up. Or, as Ricky Ricardo used to say to Lucy. "You got some •'plaining to do.• About property values: A ~ew real estate study concludes that resurging housing values ln residential neigh- borhood• eround Bl Toro have been cllmblng hJgber and faater than the rest of the county. Bxperlan Reel Bit.ate Solution• Co., an organization whJch lJ not affiliated with either aide of the tuue, bu just releated tta • c- ond annual Airport lmpact Survey. Experian found that for the two-year period that ended in December, prop· erty valuet'in a 7 -mile radiu1 around the air 1tation ron 3.9%, u compared to an average 2.4 % for the entire county. Not only that, In the la.at m months of 1997 -whfle the airport debate was reolly r gtng -llng)e funlly homes wtthJn seven milet ol the airfield eppredeled ... l %, u comp.red to an average ol 2. t % for t.be ,_ ol UI. I'm no ,..Jtor, but tboM neighbor· hoods around El Toro look lake a i.c·ll- ers' marke t to me. Now about safety: The spm doctors at El Toro Reuse Planning Authorrty, who have made runway safety the lightening rod of their campaign to stop the democratic planning process at El Toro, have dug themselves mto a black hole. ln "We think that El Toro can be salls- factory replacement tor John Wayne Airport," he said, "and we are work- ing with the Orange County folks to make that happen." All of th1~ directly contradicts the drum beat of opposition from South County, including folks like Lake For- est Councilman questions on. their so- called •public opin- ion" polls, on their well-read web site and m published E L T 0 R 0 D E B A l E Richard Dixon, who also serves as chair- man of the authority. Last month, you comments in virtually every news outlet in this county, they've been arguing that the two major pilots associations believe El Toro's depar- ture corridor is unsafe for commercial traffic. Not surprising, safety is an area of great -and appropriate -concern for the flying public. And the authori- ty, recognizing it as a hot button issue, has criticized El Toro to the people they've polled, to people who've read the survey results, to readers of their popular anti-airport web slte and to inf onned newspaper and magazine readers and television watchers eround the country. Runway safety is no lightweight matter to any of us but it's a work- pleco issue for people who fly for a living. When the pilots unions heard what a.nU-Airporters were saying, they dedded to speak up. Suddenly, the truth is out. Now comes Bob Plock:e, the chief spokesman for the Airline Pilots' Astodation, one of the very organiza- ttona referenced by those antl·air- porter1. Here's what he said last week ln published reports -and l ask you to read th.it carefully: "Anyone who 1tated that lbe Airlin Pilot's Assoda· tlon wu objecting to any typo of air- port et Bl Toro wu cl orly mistepre· 1enUng our posltlon. • Mind you, thit union r presents 49,000 comm rdal pllott who fly •very dey across the U.S. and around the world on 84 different airline . Flocke alto said hit pUott bellev John Wayne la uentially 111 Airport wbOH time ba1 come -and gone. '· may recall, the authority trumpeted the results of a public opinion survey that purported- ly demonstrated growing opposition to the airport. The survey was based, among other things, on the safety issue. Survey question No~ 44 asked respondents to rate their support of the alrport on the basts of safety: "Because of mountains, prevailing winds and a slopmg runway, the major pilots associations believe it is unsafe for commercial aircraft lo take off from the runways fot El Toro." Talk about leading the witness. It should not come as a surprise that 59% said they would be "more like- ly• to oppose the airport. At the press conference announc· ing the survey results, a Daily Pilot reporter asked authority officials to explain how they selected the sam- pling area. •That answer,• said Tom Shepherd from the authority's public affairs finn, "Is beyond the scope of what we were retained to do." Now here's the kkker: Hearing all this -Bob Flbcke's comments over- laid onto that mblead.ing survey and the authority'• ongoing public com- ments -guess what Councilman Dixon said? According to one published report, he answer d: "It's sorlou1 U we ere leading pcopt to believe these asso· ciaUons ar opposed to th airport." Councilman Dixon, "You got som a'plalning to do." --:.o-~--~""!-~-- • RICHAN> TAYI.°" •· Is a member Of th4a AlrpOft Wortd1"9 GfO\IP anO 1 lud"'9 propo- n"1t of e111bflshlng an 1lrpon at me IOOf\· to·be-dOMd El Toro M111,,. ~ ... Sorry to read about Tulsa 1 just read Fred Martin's column regarding his dog, Tulsa, and l feel really bad for him. I know how hard it must be for him as I sit here reading my paper, drinking my coffee and having my Boston terrier, Buddy, sit in my lap sound asleep. I can't imagine having that. So, Mr. Martin I just want to let you know that I'm sorry about Tulsa. .. JULIE KRAMER Cost.a Mesa Thanks for the good opera pre~ Thank you so much for the wonderful arti- cle describing the opening night of Opera Pacific's "La Boheme• which appeared in the Daily Pilot on Thursday, Jan. 8, 1998. Bruce Cook did a magnificent job of captur- ing the drama and the excitement of the evening. He also wove names of many promi- nent community leaders throughout his story. People love to see their names in his column and in your paper. I'm sure it lncreases reader- ship and interest in the Daily Pilot. I also greatly appreciated the short article highlighting "La Boheme" in your "Things To Do This Weekend• column and the timeliness of both stories which appeared while the opera was playipg. I am certain it made a big difference in our ticket sales. The press can be a very powerful force for gobd in supporting the arts in our community. We are deeply grateful for the assistance you have glven all of us. S. GAYLE WIDYOLU Immediate Past Chahman BoardotDircton,OperaPadfic Corona Del Mar I I I I I f I I I I ' ' J ' I I ' .. . ' I ' I I I I I El ~ , ..... 4' ............ ----• .., ........... .. . .. ..,,. I lRS SEMINAR Orange Coast College's Com- : munity Education Office offers a ; workshop titled Stand Up to the . ms from 1 to 4 p.m. in room 205 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building, 2701 FMrview Road, • Cbsta Mesa. The cost is $39. For : more information, call 432-5880 ; THE YOGA CHAUENGE • The Yoga Place offers a tugh : energy workshop titled The Yoga : Challenge from 2 to 4 p .m. at 1835 : Newport Blvd., Swte A-208, Cos- ' ta Mesa. The cost is $20 for pre- : paid reservations and $25 at the : door. Call 642-7400. • I I APPLE COMPUTER CLUB : The Orange Apple Computer : Club meets from 8:30 a .m. to noon : m the Chemistry Building. : Orange Coast College, 2701 •Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. : Adobe Systems, Inc. will demon- strate the latest vemons of lts video editing programs. The first meeting is free. Annual member- hip is $30. Call 836-0522. OROtlDSHOW The Orange County Branch of the Cymbidium Society bolds its 18th annual Fascination of Orchids International Show and Sale from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Crystal Court. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. Call 964-3265. HOME DECORATING SHOW NEC Group, Inc. presents the Home Remodeling and Decorat- ing Show from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. m buildmgs 10 and 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. Admission is $5.75 for adults, $3 for seniors and children under 12 are free. Call 708-3247 VALENTINE'S DAY PROGRAM The Jewish . National Fund Cultural Companions celebrates Valentine's Day at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Bak- er St .. Costa Mesa. Author Heike Hendler will speak on Love, Pas- sion and. Relationships at Any Age. The cost is $25 and includes cocktails and dinner. Reservations 1 are required. Call 558-8733. BEAOt CUANUP DAY J\llergan. Inc. sponsors a beach deanup dah!!!~.m. at Carooa del Mar State oomer c:l Ocean Boulevard and~ Avenue. All JOcall and residents are invited to attend can 246-4198. ORCHID SHOW The Orange County Branch of the Cymbidium Sodety holds its 18th annual Fascination of Orchids International Show and Sale from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. at Crystal Court, South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. Call 964-3265. HOME REMODELING SHOW NEC Group, Inc. presents the Home Remodeling and Decorat-, ing Show from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. m bO.ildlngs 10 and 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. Admission ts $5.75 for adults, $3 for seniors and children under 12 are free. Call 708-3247. MIO.EAST SLIDE LECT\JRE The Orange County Society of the archaeological Institute of America sponsors a slide lf'cture about King Ashurnasirpal n and his ·Northwest Palace at Nimrod Gel 3 terrific Oreck vacuums tor 1 low price Includes our most popular Sib. XL Hypo-Allergenic hotel upright Traps 99.3% of breathable particles down to 0.1 microns. 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Newport the Central Library's Fnen9s Beach. Call 717-3801. Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado MONDAY ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER Educational psychologist Joan Andrews offers a free lecture called Attention Deficit DlSorder· The Big Picture, at 7 p.m at Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, New- port Beach. Call 476-0991 TI.JESDAY FINANOAL SEMINAR Ave. The program features slides of Pauld Kruse's self-driven barge through the Burgundy region of France, S1oly. Sardinia, Corsica and more For more inoformation, call 717-3801. CARDIAC SURGERY SEMINAR Hoag Hospital offers a free talk btled Keyhole Cardiac Surgery and Other Latest Advances, at 7 p m at the Grace Hoag Confer- ence Center, Hoag Hosp1tal, New- port Beach For more information, call 800-514-HOAG. You Can Fmd There, at 3:30 p.ro at Manners Branch Ubrary, 2005 Dover Dnve. Call 717-3801. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated meets at l 1.3C a m to celebrate the Lmcoln lega cy m the Governor's Room, Bal· boa Bay Club, 1221 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach Thf cost is $20. For more lnformabon call 7 59-9219 RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOOATION The CaWorrua Retired Teach- ers Assooabon. Harbor D1V1Slor No. 77. meets at 1.30 p m at thf Costa Mesa Downtown Commu mty Center. Irv and Renee Barge1 will discuss Telem91"ketmg Fraud Call 557-8771 SWEETHEART BREAKFAST The Men' Father/Daughte1 /Sweetheart Breakfast of St Andrew's Presbytenan Churd meets from 7 to 8 a .m m D1eren field Hall, 600 St Andrews Road Day. CCunpbell & McGill law firm offers a free seminar titled Charting a Path to the NASDAQ, at 6:30 p.m. at the firms offices, 3070 Bristol St., Swte 650, Costa Mesa. Call 429-2900. 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Employees at other small bus1· nesses in the center said they staye<t open dunng the flood but saw few customers because of the rain and closure of 19th Street. The downpour closed a 2-mile stretch of Codst Highway from Supenor Avenue to Dover Dnve, lay(ng waste to the Mariner's Mile SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM A 1 ter of classrooms at the Andersen campus was pitch blc1ck when th<' lights went out around 1 p m. Teachers used fidshllghL-; to qwtle their students to Sd1ety "When the lJghll> went out, the kids cheered," SdHl \a thy Kitto, th~ office mandger "They redUy cheered when they found out they got to get out of school edfly." The worst ddn1dge WdS m Andersen's kmdergdrten room, where there 1~ d reported Wdteriall At Newport I ldfbor, one student was lllJured when she stipped on d ram-slick step d!ld fell on a stair· DELUGE . CONTINUED FROM A 1 But floodinu and closures weren't reservE'cl for the drea's coastaJ h1ghwdy Surface streets and mtersect.wns m both c1tic•s were dotted with dbdndon Pd Cdrs au morning long "We've hdcl d lot of cdrs JUSt lelt m intersN t1ons, dnd one by one our tow truck drivers are pull.mg them out," said Newport Bet.1ch pohu· Lt Jim Cdfson "People iusl locked up their cMs WANT A QUOTE? Rabbitt Insurance Agency AITTO • HOMEOWNERS • HF.ALTH 40 Years in Business ~ (_ --, / \ ).) r , .... ' 631-7740 111 Old N .... port Rl~d. • Nt'WJ>-Orl Beath Or lginol llllPERGO $5.99 Sq. Ft. ina lallod business district. While stores closed briefly and others reported a decided down· •wing in noon time business, the owner of the Arches Restaurant said the torrent didn't slow down hls regulars. "l guess our customers came down the bade way. But they found us," said Danny Marcbeano, owner of the land· mark restaurant. "We had a fairly good Friday. Pact, I'll take that Friday any time." Marcheano said because of the deluge, many of his diners tin· gered longer than normal. "And I bought everyone a glass of port." way. Newport Harbor Principal Bob Boies said the student was doing well later Friday. .But Newport Harbor High's m1wies were much worse. Ill addi· tion to the flood in the weight room, the rain also caused more damaged to the boy's dressing room irl the theater. The last major storm caused the room's false ceil· mg to Collapse. AL Corona del Mar, Principal Don Martin said the water levels in lhe student parking lot, where the storm drain is locdted, were up to 2-feet deep. "We had water m our art room, our gym, our wood shop and facuJ · ty room," Martin said. •Now we have dbout 2 inches of water in our art room." I dnd walked away.· Se\reral mudslides were re ported, includmg one that swept down on Bayside Dnve, engulfing several parked cars. 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By Barry Faulkner, Daify Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Some Ne)VJ>Ort Harbor High football players abandoned their off-season weight workout routine to hoist sandbags around the entrance to the Sailors' football complex Prlday, as three inches of rain swept through the estimated 4,000 square-foot facility. room, locker room, film room and coach- es' office, saturating carpet in the locker room and film room and soaking the rub- ber padding that lines the weight room iloor. It also flowed into the coaches' office, located between the locker room and weight room, forcing coaches and players to scramble to contain the dam- age. "When (assistant coach) Evan Chalmers told me it was coming iii under the door, around 12:35 p.m., we got some towels to try to plug it up," Brinkley said. "But the towels were just washed away and we had some freshmen sandbagging in front of the door. Then, we started cleaning it up." FOOTB AL L flooring would warrant additional expense. •1 would be surprised if this has ever happened before in the history of the school, because this building used to be for shop classes, which had a lot of elec- trical stuff," Brinkley said. "There was some dirt, but it was most- ly water. We'll just dry it out and see if the carpet is salvageable. We'll have to wait to see about the odor.~ Brinkley said sandbags are in place to combat potential flooding that may occur if, as expected, rain continues through he weekend. QUOTE OF THE DAY "/ &tJ.1J aay we're tM bat team in thil lcagut'. ~~play tM best as a t«un .. • -ESTANGA HOOPS COAO/ RJOl IJ()YCE. Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley estimat- ed it took about five minutes for the three-inch flood to engulf the weight Brinkley said the carpet may need to be replaced, but was unsure whether damage to the weight room and office Assistant Coach Mike Bargas will also stand weekend watch, according to Brinkley. KIM HAGGERTY /0141.Y Pll.OT .Elbow grease ls one of the few things available when It gets a little too deep. Newport Harbor does away with ~y upset ideas by Sea Kin~. CORONA DBt MAR -While their oppo- nmt this Um8 wun't ranked iii Orange ~·s top-10 poll, ~rt Harbor Hlgh's SaUCn IUll bad ..,,..ti agalnlt Pdday night -namely, Corona del Mn blligbt, itl ~ phyDcal pay Ude Of coune, the Sea f.(lnigl' itch rc. win- DIDg the Baek Bay rtvahj on their own floor. Uke earlier ln tbe week, the SailOn bnllbi8d Mkle anYtbinG m thiAr way, regud· of statua iD the' cOUn:ty or ltatm quo in ... SM VMlw League boys bMketbd race, • u.ey p••......, CdM, 53-33. Newport Harbor, whk:h ttamr the sea Mew race for a loOi>· on Wect~ with lta Up9et ~ ovtlr'Santa ~ raDUd ~o.1Htn tbe county, Md plen~:' Wt for 'lUJl'ODa de1 Mar (6-18. 2-6 ID ). Davenport semifinalist • Newport Beach pro slips past Spirlea, faces Coetzer next in Tokyo. Undlay Davenport, the No. 2 pla,yer on the Co.rel Women'• 1eim1I AssodatiQn Tour behind 17·y•ar·old sensation Martina ~. advanced to her second couec:utive semifinal after oust- IDG Romania'• lrln.a Spirlea on Prlday In the qUarterftnall of the Tbfay Pan Pad.fie Open In Tokyo. Davenport, pushed into two tiet..b before downing Spir-IMt 7-e (7--4), 7·6 (?-5), will face mth·rmked Amanda Coetzer ol SoUtb AfriCa in today'I temlfinab. ~Mtded Hirigii, the town.a· ~t't deteDdlng champion, . ,.. No. 5 Iva M.Joll In the otb· .. ,,.,.,,.,, ~Of~ch, llM ..... 912'7•., BOYS BASKETBALL "When you beet the No. 1 team in Orange County, you now wear a bull's..eye on your back," said SailOn Coach I.any Hint, wbOle ~d (16-8, 5-3) raced to a 30- 9 halftime lead against the Sea Kings and never looked back. while nter>ding tbe scb0ol'1 wkm,ing streak over CdM to four, an all· time bigb.' The Sailors, with ample motivation ol ~­mg to crack the top-10 ~ and l8CUl'e a playoff berth, Jet guard Matt Jameson IOale for 2S pomts, six rebound.I and two ~ quuteritMla. Newport Harbor's ~eme c:aUMd l8V9ll t\mloY8n by CdM m the lecoDd ~ • while the Sea Klngl made jmt 3 ol 19 lbot attempti bi the first half as the Villtorw mad8 It an early rout; •we tDed to switch our defeme u much u w.could to give (the Sea Kingi) ditt9mt Joc)b." Hint added. "We ~·t want tlM* Qfteme to get in a com.fort zone.• CdM. wbkh staged a comeback in the third quarter, pulling wtth1n 13 pOints bY periC)d's end, was led by guard Nick Gabriel'• 14 points on .t-of-6 ·~ from three-mm'I land. Ryan eooper of CdM opmed the second half with a trey as the Sea~ oUtscored Newport Harbor, 17·9, ... tblrd. Bal the Sallon, led by Jameson's four ..... one. -aain ut8nded their leect to 21 ID the fourth .~. after Jamwan's .._.and lbort~ on the oth• end with 2:t 1 Wt ID tbe game, gfytrig the villtm'I a 51-30 ciJsbkn . •Tbe ~bing u a Coach ii, I'm running out ol to say and do,• Mid CdM Coach Paul , whose team beat Irvine on Wednelday, 6'-46. •How we can play togetblr one. game, and then just not even look like it the next time ts befond me." . . •SEE SAILORS PAGE 83 EAGLES TOP ALISO, 77-62 •Estancia converts 33 of 40 at the line and leads the Wolverines from start to finish; Nelson goes for 37. By Barry Faulkner, Daify Pilot COSTA MESA -The fans were crammed in the west bleachers, rock:in' and roaring, and the Estancia High boys bas- ketball team gave them some- thing to remember in the final regular-season home game Fri- day night. ·w e haven't played hke that all year,• said the Eagles' seruor star Sam Nelson, whose 37 poi,nts and fist-pumping emotional dis- plays added plenty to an throws after interrruss1on. mdud- mg 5 of 6 created by techrucal fouls. Aliso Niguel Coach Kea Gold- stone, who barked m one offiaal's face. before leaving the floor at halftime, earned a quick T in the second minute of the second half to fuel a 6-0 Eagle run that widened the 30-21 halftime edge to 15 points Aliso, led by 6-foot-7 Junior J.J. Sola's rns1de-outslde scormg wiz- ardry (28 points, mdudmg a pair of three-pomters) and frantic defensive pressure that atmosphere that includ- ed a 77-62 Estancia vic- tory over Aliso Niguel. The win kept hope alive for a fourth straight Pacific Coast League crown for the hosts ( 16- 8, 5-3), who never trailed the Wolverines (12-12, 4-4) and remain tied for second with Uni- versity, one game behind league-leading Laguna Hills with two THE GREAT RA~ produced 13 of the Eagles' 18 turnovers m the hnal t\vo periods, eventually whittled the dehat to 51-55 with Hawks eagles Trojans Aliso Artists 6-2 3:40 left. But 1un10r guard 5-3 Nath an H81!, Aliso's 5-3 other big gun, missed 4-4 all eight field-goal attempts m the fourth 4-4 quarter he firusbed 4 games left, including a visit to Laguna Beach Wednesday. But while the home-court advantage paid huge dividends for Estancia, second-year coach Rich Boyce said there would no problem mustering championstup intensity in next week's two road contests. "If you look up there,• Boyce said pointing to the gym's north wall, •you'll see three (PCL championship) banners from the last three seasons. And this team wants a fourth. I still say we're the best team in this league, because we play the best as a team.• Teamwork was a factor, but the biggest key to Friday's tri- umph was deadly foul shooting, which enabled the Eagles to con- vert 33 of 40 from the line. "We're shooting 71 % for the season, so I was real confident when we got in the double bonus early in the second half.· said Boyce, who watched his sharp- shooters drain 25 of 30 free of 19 from the field - and the Eagles execut- ed well enough to hit 11 of 21 second-half field-goal attempts, when they weren't con- verting from the line "This was a huge wm for us,• said Boyce. who praised the tena- cous effort of tus supporting cast, mclud.mg Junior Brett Valbuena (16 points), senior James Dawkms (12 points)r seruor Ryan Simpson (five points, five boards arid two steals), and juruor Peter Andersen (five points and SlX boards). But Nelson, who had three three-pointers and amassed 10 boards, was the go-to performer for the winners. Pump-faking consistently to. draw fouls underneath, the 6-C Air Force Academy-bound stand- out and reigrung PCL Most Valu- able Player. hit 18 of 21 foul shots, Valbuena hit 8 of 10 from the stripe and Dawk.J.ns canned 4 of .S, as the Abso faithiul Joined th• Wolverines brain trust ln voi~ vehement chspled!.Ure over the offiaating .. _. ,, daily pilot high school athlete of the we~k .. ' •Seasoned Costa Me~ lP,gh senior keeps Mustangs' basketbaH composed by standing tall at crunch time. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Ptlot wor~g on the 10th ol the 11 vamty=e abe will obtain before uating in June, hAs faced enough athletic pressure to rMllze the outcome of any team jpolUng event never rests on on tndtvldual. . 1bll perlpedive, ddled togMMr by xrr'111 aeuons OI. ~ bMUtball and tOftblll c:.'IGIDpetldoG -tbe latter p1o+i-tmg a natloDal club title for .. ~ ~ Batbulten -.... 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The unorthodox move resulted in a 95-77 OEC victo- ry over visiting Saddleback Friday rught as freshman guard Anthony Cooper hit a _school-record 10 three-point goals in 13 attempts en route to a game-high 37 polnts. #We've been in a real tail- spin, so yesterday the coaches didn't go to practice. The guys held practice. The coaches weren't going to get in the way tonight. We didn't talk to them before the game or at half- time,· O'Brien said after his team improved to 16· 10 and 5- 5 in the conference. •Players win games, so 1t was up to the players to tum it around,· he added. His Pirates took care of that right away, too. Cooper hit a pair of treys in the Bucs' hrst two possessions and Shaun Jackson natled another three to put the Pirates up, 9-4. With less than eight minutes ticked away, Coast held a 10-point lead While taking advantage of Saddleback's dismal shooting from the floor m the hrst half MEN (33%), Orange Coast built a 51-33 halftime lead. In the Pirates' last three loss- es, which dipped them into sixth place, they had squan- dered halftime leads. This· one was in check, though, as Cooper did not cool down after the break. After bis 22-point first half, Cooper continued bis tear '.¥1th Jackson's aid. Jackson would hit three treys and finish with 26 points and six assists. The duo's bot hand around the arc was contagious as Ste- fan Swiat, Kerwin Walters and C hris Lopez got in on the action as OCC set a team record with 17 long bombs. ORANGE EWIRI CONFDENa MEN ouw CoAST 95, SADOtBIAO( n Slldcllebadr -Jacobson 3, Strelecki S, Weir 19, Jackson 13, Etemadi 10, Glass 7, Frazier 1, Metchikoff 1, Robertson 4, Freeman 14. 3-pt. goals · Etemadi 2, Weir 1, Glass 1. Fouled out • None. Orange Coast · Cooper 37, Walters S, Swiat 10, Pozsgai 1, Lopez 7, Katseaneas 4, Langdon 1, Jackson 26; c.andlish 4. 3-pt. goals· Cooper 10, Jackson 3, Swiat 2, Walters 1, Lopez 1. Fouled out · C.andlish, Katseaneas. Tehcnical Fouls -C.andlish, Jack· son. Halftime: OCC. 51-33. Ludwicki sets single-game . ·scoring mar~ OCC romps C:• Pirates trounce Saddleback with ease, 90-49. By Molly Yanity. Daily Ptlot COSTA MESA -Jenrufer Ludwiclo scored 46 points to establish an Orange Coast Col- • lege women's basketbaU ...record and lead the Pirates to a ~49 win over Vl51ting Saddle- back Fn- d a y evening 'in Orange Empire Confer- e n c e action. Lu d - wicki, a .s 0 p h 0 - ~more out of Foun- tain Val-Jennifer Ludwldd ley High, ·nailed seven three-pointers, _also a program mark, en route to shattenng the 11-year-old •single-game ~conng record held by Lisa Schumaker. Coast (19-9, 7-3 m confer- ence) rattled off 19 po111ts -11 by Ludwiclu -before the Gauchos (7-18, 1-9) got on the board. •After (Fnday). we either ... would have been out of it or m a four-way tie for second,· WOMEN Ludwicki, who also led the Bucs with nine rebounds, said. #We know we have to win the rest of our games. nus leads us into next week." Freshman Natalie Weeks scored 16 points with 11 boards and Adrta Sortino added eight assists. Coach Mike Thornton, whose squad has dropped three OEC games by just four points, says his team is on the upswing after dropping two consecutive conference bouts. "We're playing the way I've said we can play. We're doing a lot better,· he said. OCC outrebounded the Gauchos, 42-33, and forced the guests to conunit six turnovers. ORANGE EMll'IRE CONRREHa WOMOI OMNGI CoAsr 90. SADOUaAOt 49 s.dchbMil · Sto6ces S, Edmiston 7, Wilkinson 6, C.ardch 11, Hall 20 3-pt. goals • C.ardch 1. Fouled out · None. 0r.,. Coast -Sortino 2. Peyton 3, Rodriguez 5, de los Santos 2, Ovitt 6, Botana 2, Saraydarlan 6, Klytta 2. L~I 46, Weeks 16. 3-pt. goals • Ludwickl 7, Rodriguez 1 . Fouled out -Rodriguez. Halftime: OCC. 42-19. 'lfujans run away from Crist.a Mesa • University explodes in third quarter with a 35-11 run to put the Pacific Coast League game away, 92-62 . By Mike Sda«a, Dai/;' Pilot IRVINE -The start of the se~ond half has been the. AchWes' heel of the Costa Mesa boys basketball team durtng the 1997-98 season, and Friday night at University High, the first few minutes following intermis- sion again dictated a game of catch-up for the Mustangs. University used a stifling press and a successful shooting game from three-point range- durtng the third quarter of play SAILORS FROM 81 BOYS HOOPS to propel the Trojans to a 92-62 victory • The Mustangs, now 0-8 in league and 3-18 overalli trailed just 37-29 at the half, but were outscored, 35-11, in the third quarter. "We talked at halftime about the problems we've had durtng the third quarter of play this year, and we had wanted to avoid our typical letdown," Mesa Coach Erich Allen said. "We did a good job of handling their press in the first half, but their press in the third quarter really hurt us.• The Trojans (5-3, 13-9) started the second half with a 8-0 surge, How Newport Harbor beat Santa Margarita is also sUll open for debate. The Sailors, unranked in the county, have also this season defeated No. 2 Ocean View and No. 5 Magnolia. #What's amazing is that we didn't even play well,• Hirst said of Newport Harbor's 50-47 win over Santa Margarita, which fans were still buzzing about Friday night. "We shot 42.8% from the field and (Santa Margarita) shot 43.7%. I don't know how we did it." The Sailors did it to the Sea Kings with a defen- sive scheme that confused the hosts in the first half. After Gabriel's three tied the game in the first period, 6-6, Newport Harbor outscored the Sea Kings the rest of the first half, 24-3. Dustin Illmg- worth's short jump shot in the key with 2:52 remaining on the first-quarter dock gave the Tars a permanent lead, 8-6. Scott Archbold (six rebounds), Alan Li.moo (three boards, two steals and one aSSlSt in the first half) and Jameson had their moments of glory in the second quarter as the CdM crowd turneQ: qui- et. Jameson was 10 of 15 from the floor, but three of those attempts were blocked, so technically speaking he missed only twice. keyed by a Larry Johnson lay-m, a Johnson stea.1 and sl4m dunk. Justin Hunt's put-back basket, and lay-m off a Johnson feed to storm to a 45-29 lead. 'Jtavis Rice's three-point lhot ended the run, but University immediately came back to scorch Mesa with a 12·0 run, highlighted by back-to-back treys by pomt guard Eric Palmer, to go up, 57-32. The 1to1ans led by as many as 35 points in the quarter. Ryan Naff hit a trio of three- pomt shots and led Mesa with 17 pomts. Nathan Jones also was in double figure5 with 12. Palmer, on the strength of flve three-point shots, led all scorers with 26 pomts. John~on and Hunt each finished with 10. Cd.M, which corrunitted five turnovers the sec- ond quarter's first four minutes. finally got on the scoreboard on Alex Jekeli's slam. Jekeli (six points) finished with 11 rebounds (four offensive) and one steal. Hour biggest concern was that we might come out flat after Santa Margarita,• Hirst said. "And with (the Sea Kings), they're so much bigger than we are (with 6-foot-9 Jekeli, 6-6 Tim Thurman and 6-5 Dennis Alshuler). We were worried about their physical players tnside. When you're big and phys- BRIAN PO&JOA I DAILY P1LOT Newport Harbor's 6-foot-7 Adam Hearlson (rtght) goes up for two as CdM's 6-9 Alex Jekell defends ln Friday's Sea View duel. 1cal, it's hard to d efend, and Corona's usually phys- ical. But our guards did d good JOb of collapsmg (and creating steals)... · high school boys hoops summaries, standings • Olnched OF ptayoffs berth F nd.11y ·.., "core" .... 'Part Hmt.or at Wooc:b idge CcN at Santa Margarita El Toro at Irvine Friday. r .. b 11 (7 10) INft at NM 'Part Hllbor Coranll dml Mir at El Taro Sant.a Margarita at~ END REGI' M SfASON MClFIC COAST LIAGUI EstAHOA n , A.uso NtGUn 62 Alitc> Niguel 12 9 14 27 62 &unoa IS 15 19 28 77 Aleo Nlguef ·Sola 29. Hair 12, Sievers 8, Parllm 6. Kern 4, Devetl 2. vatent• 2 ].pt. poels • ~ 2. Hair I Fouled out · Perkin, Kern (ejected). T«tlnols Coedi Goldstone 1, bench 1, Kem 1 EsUnda ·Nelson 37, V•lbueN 16, Dawlcins 12. Simpson 5, Andenen 5, Keju 2. Rainey o. CllS1ellano O. Johansen o. cantrell 0 3·pt. goals Nelson 3, Andersen 1 MCIAC COAST LIAGUE UNMRSrTY 92, CosrA MESA 62 cosu Mesa 12 17 11 22 . 62 Univtrslty 19 18 35 20 92 c:o.ta Mew Jones 12, Payne 6, Hylton 8, Natt 17. Mondragon 4, Bryant 6, Lambert 0, Weir 3, Ri(e 6 3-pt. goals . Naff 3. Rt<e 2. J~ I Unlwntty Palmer 26, L JohnJOn 10, Omld 9, C Johnson 7, Groendal 6, IC1kalaye 8. Thomas 2, Hunt 10, McCMthy 5 3-pt goals Palmer 5, Groend.91 2. l«Wef 2. Kikat.~ ~. Omtd I SU VIEW LlAGUf NEWPORT~ 53, ~DEL M.u l3 Newport H.rt>of 12 18 9 14 53 Coron. del Mar 6 3 17 7 . 33 NeW'pOft ~ • Janmon 25, Archbold 6, Robimon 0, HeMtson 2. llhnoworth 7, Limon 6. Thisal I, NICMio 4, Dore 0. ConstM\de 2. PhMTIS 0 ].pt. ph • Limon 1 Fouled out None C-def Mir -Alshuler 4. Jekell 6, Simon o. Cooper 3. Gabriel 14, Shafter O. Thurman 2. Conover 3. Hunt 0. Coombe O. Half.Kre O. Hales 0 3·pt. pis · Ga~ 4, Cooper 1 Fouled out None Tedlnlcal Je4leli. Laguna Hills (19·5) 6 2 EstancM n , Aliso Niguel 62 Univenity 92. Costa Mesa 62 ~ Hills SS, Laguna Htlls 51 Wedne'>day·~ games (7 pm ) Laguna Htlls at Costa Mesa Est.nc:ia at Laguna Beach Aliso Niguel at Unillersity Friday. Feb 11 17 pm) Costa Mela at Laguna 8Nch Estanda at UnivMity Aliso Niguel at Laguna Hills END 9'EGUlM SEASON Azusa Pacific puts SCC away, 98-85 sec women win, ·6 7 -64 • Wilborn scores 25 in GSAC loss. AZUSA -South-COLLEGE MEN em California Col- lege's men's basketball team fell to the NAIA's sixth-ranked team, Azusa Pacific, 98- : 85, Friday night in Golden State Athletic : Conference after the hosting Cougars used a _ 13-0 run in the game's final five minutes. Despite a 10-oJ-16 night from the floor for • senior Terence Wilborn, who finished with a • game-high 25 points, sec lost its second • consecutive GSAC game. ._ The Vanguards (15-11 , 4-4 in GSAC) gave • the conference leadering Cougan (22-4, 7-1) -a run for their money as sec took the lead at 37-36 with 3:52 left in the first half. But it would be the last time the guests had the upper band. Freshman Dennis Keane added 20 points for SCC and Adam Dz.ierzynski tallied 18 with five assists. GOLDIN STATE ATHLETIC CONfUIENCI MEN AzaJSA PMJAC -. SoCM. eou.a. as SoCal College · Mdntee 8, Wilborn 25, Scheu«man 3. l<eane 20, Dzlerzynskl 18, Ceur 5, Hiil 4, Fetuil 2. 3-pt. goals -Keane 3, Mcintee 2. Dzlerzynskl 2, Scheuerman 1. Cezar 1. Fouled out -Ceur. Aal9ll Pedfk -o.vr~ 21. Sullivan 6, Getz 10, Boswell 23, Walker 18, Smith 4, Newman 2, leslle 7, Luc.as 4, Alley 3. 3-pt. goels -Oe\lries 3, Boswell 3, Sullivan 1, Walker 1, Ltille 1. Fouled out . None. Halftime: Azusa Paciflc., 51-45. • • Vanguards (No. 25 in the NAIA) improve to 20-5, 7-0 m the GSAC. AZUSA -Southern California Col- lege's women's basketball team improved to 20-5 overall with a 67-64 victory at Azusa Pactftc Friday night, enhancing their Golden State Athlet- ic Association lead with a spotless 7-0 record. Alana Kempton (17) and Elaine Whittemore (12) were the Vanguards' leading scorers. The Vanguards, No . -25 in the NAIA poll released on Tues- day, rallied with a 13-4 run to over- take the host Cougars. COLLEGE HOOPS -~-~~ G0U>tN STATE A1"LETIC COUFUENCI SoCA&. Coulc;a 67, AzusA PACJPK 64 5oCel Coffege ·Jojola 9, Wright 7, Whittemore 12, Kempton 17, Pirw 8, Chaney 4, Herbnhoff 6, Emde 2, Hernando 2. Marks o. Sidt 0. l·pt. gc>Als • Kempton, 5, Pina 2 Foul9d out -Whittemofe Aa.-a ~ -Wiider a. Herman 14, Spe.s 1 l , Surch 9, LM\m 8, Reed 6, ~tie 0. c.,. 6 3-pt. goah. ~ 1, Surch 1 H411ftlrne: Azusa Pacific. 35-26 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1998 II ;,. LOS ANGELES -Corona del f\6r High sophomore standout Liz Moi:*, who fi.Jµshed eighth ln the state last ~ in the girls 800 meters, heads a group-U Sea King runners who will comp.Ile today in the 38th Lo~ Angeles Invita@- aJ track and field meet at the Sports AO- na, an indoor event featuring wortd-· competitors, collegiate standouts aid nearly 2,000 high school athletes. Mor.se (800. 4:15 p .m J lS foined by CDe guls 4 x 800 relay team of Jenny Cton- ouns, Lindsey Yourman, Jen Bl.au and Katie Quinlan Seruor Matt Dennerlme lS in the rafled mile at 12 45 pm ,,. IRVINE -N~rt ~ High'• girls water ~ ~r;n· ~ tured a M decision ewer U~ Friday at Heritage Park to ~ to today's nintb·plaCe semifiMk ._ the IMne Girl$ Water Polo Invtta-:S tional against Canyon, muting 81!! 10 a.m. I ~ . The Sailors were led by the d ing of Autumn Milhlten with goals, with single tames frOin AJdelC Moore, Kynd.ra Cox and JocelJI!:: Mand.erlno. Ertn Kennedy had fOUJie saves in the net for the·Sailon, wbO: improved to 15-8. Elsewhere:__ "- • LAKE FOREST -Costa ~ High'• girls were 7-4 winDerl over.- Chadwick High of Palos Verdes a: a third-round game at El Toro, wtUa Amy Devey and Carl Howse ~ viding the punch with four ~ three goals, respectively. · I~ Stephanie Lombardo bad sevemg saves and three steals, ~ Annette Grubisich came~ with some all-around play, proVil:I ing two assists and two steals. ~ Costa Mesa m:iproVed to 1· t_~ with the victory and nrtum.s ~ in an t 1 a .m. contest agamst ~ nadelMar. &r1ier in the day Colt.a ~. dro~ a .S:.C ded.sion to ~ ' Niguel seven mmutes IDtO ~ death o.ertime, despite •·'~ goal effort from Howse, wbo ~ bad""' -Gtublslch ~ otehr go41. •CORONA DEL MAR· CorOna tered bY the · OI ._ .... it .. e•rre-· Mar High'• gir~'9-1 over Tustm iD co i. . Haldt (4), Krista B (3) ~ single talliet frOm ... ~ ~ HaleyHa~. : April Plorent ~ fiVe save1 -: CdM improved '1· 14. : Earlier in tbe y tb8 Sea ~· dropped an M dediion to~ Laguna Hills as the Hawb advantage Of Ax ejection f a~t C4Mi'tn the sec:OM half break aiiily frQm a 3~ bi&lftime At uati<m -d and HaJdt each tor CdM, GoeJt.....t.s was aedited with -.,,. ... SCHEDULE SATURDAY • Soaier High school girts · Estancia at Costa Meia, 101.m. • W.-polo H~ school girts • Costa Mesa, COfon.t del Mar, Newport Hlrbof at !Nine lrwttat!ONll .......... College • Sovthem t.altfomia Coltege at AzUY '.afic. doubleheldef. 1 pm. Community college . °'11'9 Coest lt~OassKlt SouthWllt.m 11'1 Sin lenwdtna. 101.m. .-...... College men - Southern Gil~ C.ollege at San Toumement. ;#. Colle9f wom SC>utNMCll ~atc..t Dominguez Hlf T~t. COLLEIT CONTINUED FROM 81 c.anning a game-winntng free throw with two MO>nd.s left tn a 36-35 Vi rdict over aoss·town rtval &land&. •0w-gtrla feed ott Julie." Sherwood said. '"When they 5ee her ploying (effectively), they want to play up to that level too.• we've moved her eway from the bas~ t to take better advantage of her perimeter scortng. Sbe'1 shooting 43% from three-polnt range ~d when sba hltl one, it usually pubi her in a different · mental zone. 11 sh! hlts that nm one, 1t all over.• A two-tilrie Newport-Mesa °'*let Plays OI the Vear tn taftbd and • ftnt-temn AD-Pedflc Coat IAegue middle bk>cker' lo vOlllllyball rut fall, Con.tt't buUtbaD contributions (8.3 pa&nts per gmne, bUt to.• over the lut 1181 bfte llkely eDtUitld .... ·-= ==::s.;;;;: faiWUll. ·1 aa.w rd-.. .. ...,, up,· ilaAd CGIWt. ---- Collett ddll~ a thr ball du.ring an l l·potnt third quarter '~ainst .Aliso. betpltlg the M\llta.ngt overcome a 32-19 balftime deftdt end put tMm tn polilioo to gain their tint lee9Ue aown iD four aeuona. She allo chipped in Six Nbounds, tine ltealt end an ..... •tt wa UM Mt geme l'w pined, .... Mid. -... A·..---wbO~•llm• ....... ,,..,_. .. 1 I ' .... 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ISLAND 2606 Nwpt Hghts 2br-.-olc, 5122 World Trademarks sePks local resident -:-L~O~s=T:--":":K:-:1-:-t-:-t -'/~l-o_n_g lo own and operate hair ;llver fe,,,ale a Tobasco Brand REWARD Canyon prod u c Is are a Park area of CM. distributorship. No (714) 646-4278 selling, work from ---------home. Simply restock Lost Yellow Aelrlever dlsplays w/speclally puppy 4·6mo·a "M•K" glltware and food no lag, near 22 & pro·ducts. s12.eoo OrangeSt.2J4&45-t192 Investment Required . Reward for ralurn of 1 ·800·673·5607 black brlelcate taken Tobasco In CdM on 1 ·30·98 714·644-2507 CA 92ee3, for awarding •••lll•t• un11ls,. In this $1350.(pet?) 642·9699 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2ba. 2·car gar, w/d --5-N--S--F-F_C_E_ World Trademarks HEALTH & Wld contracf, and lnler· .....,.,_ 111 1nl10lt tn IA BELCOURT BEAUTY hk·ups, nfpet, (utll pd) BU I ES 0 I seeks local resident FITNESS 3000 ' ..... son IP e ..-1 """9111ty mta. To '9111· •Coron• Hlghl•nda Mediterranean 5Br •E'slde Townh ouse •STUDIO• 5 6 9 39 FOR oeNT 2769 to own and operate !:. ll'ICl~ard1th~fon. Par 111tlll1Ulsallllllallon,t1llHUO B••uty !5Br 49• 4'6alh Custom Home 1 0th Piece Ore at locatlon! Sl5 o. 714-64 • 4 ~ a Tobasco Brandliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hlLaVonn. M. Hartt· TtU-lltlltt~lHUO Ft1 $1,100,000 $985,000 1BR/2BA, FP, W/D $450mo. lnclds. ulla. products area ~.City Clerk, City of llltWlllll111to11, OC11t1plem Jim & Patty McDonald V•ughn Hepem•n ~S_B_5.,..o_._"=""'"7.,.2_2..,..o_.....,.38_8 Pis Call 714-723·07441•••••••••1 •MOVE IN SPECIAL! dlslributorship. No ,..,apert 8eech ctllHUDlt426-3500. Agents 714•759-9o7o 714-28<>-4747 For La• 3bd+lg den Sunny Patio 2br tba, MISCELLANEOUS CM Stor•u• Units selling, work from *FAMOUS PERSONAL TRAINER arrives In Newport eeachl (714J 283-41030 1 '\lbllth•d Newport IRVINE TERRACE BIO CANYON 2Br 2Ba or 4bd 2ba College Pk lndny rm, new palnV RENTALS Approx. 12x23. St85. home. Simply reslock ~•ta Mffa Dally Drive by 2006 Seadrift 20001.f., owner will Home. lst+sec dep. crpt $975.mo Avl now (714) 771·7240 displays w/1peclally :,mt fetiruary 7, 1998 & call 873·8494 to carry OAC. $499,000. req. S1400/mo. gardnr Agt 714-646·0645 I••••••••• giltware and food , S.059 ·--------lnspecll Roomy family 'LEASE OPTION provided. Call Patty ---------1 products. S12,800I••·-----· home, nice yd, super 52800/MO. 497·1137 for appt. 714-429·1480i---------1---------INDUSTRIAL 2788 Investment Re~ulred. EMPLOYMENT -PUBLIC NOTICE HOUSES/ master B.R. s1tt1ng rm. CORONA ROOMS 2706 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 800 673 5607 5745,000. (Submit) Siu ft a Beat-Buy I Large, Light & Quiet L ••nn -~·--·--...,.,.·---~I••••••••• ... flotltJows Bu1lne11 CONDOS Corona del Mer 3 + 2.5Ba, 1900s.f.. 2bd 2ba, 2 car att·gar, DE mn.I\ 2622liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Superior Ave. CM "AT&T NETWORK" ,. __ It t t E d It 2 I ' I b h/ k CM F t sha 1500·15.000sl, Great -.-.. • emen FOR S" Toe Propertl•• n ·un , ·Car gar. m n s o eac par s lwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • •• em. o re Be your own boss.Make ---------lM followfng pw1oru are .ru...c $277.9 720-1704 Bkr Sl:!OO (714) 646·6952 I' 2Br·2Ba,Pool.gym 1en· location, fenced, 70K ,., 22 L 1 s EMPLOYMENT ddrlg Mlneu ••: ••••••••• Lrg Corner Duplex 28r 2B• Ocean View nls,CAT OKIS590mo, roll-ups, high celllngs, +,,r· oca ion · , Nlw Look Technology Inc. 3br..-2br, new root, BLUFFS TWNHME Large Square Footage 714-55 7.392 4 . .65psf 714·548·8531 Work 8·l0hrafwk·SSK 5530 :.SA Anaheim Image Medi·---------carpel, paint. S725K 1 •Sty on g reenb•lt'·NE--WP--0-R_T____ Starting at $1230. Inv Raq Free Into tiii:e». Inc., 408 s. Beach GENERAL 1002 owner/bkr 208-383-4121 $285,500 BEACH 2169 $800.0H h\ Mo. Renti---------•••••••••! t 1·800·282·4982• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :Mod .. 1210, Anati.lm, CA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Perfect Cape Cod 1111 ---------Locations Avail Now. VACATION ---------••--------, I 'JI>!.._ Ima~ Medlc41 Exch•ngo eo Mostly Home Oen vu's, 40' ~·..., IAY ~ 7 1 4 •7 8 9 •1 7 s 0 RENTALS 2722 BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS ' DRIVERS ' lf:;'408 s. BHch Blvd., La I< e v I • w a c r • s wide lot, room •or .... .§,~·• ~ '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •f•I•N•AN-•C•E••••I WANTED 2 912 1210, Anaheim. CA. 92804 30ml So.Spokane. Will expansion. Reducedl • :if S COSTA MESA 2624'• SALES PERSONS Thi• bu1lne11 fa con· Trade tor Oceanfront. Agent 714-759·9070 PAULSON REAL TY ~:.,, -·· ~·: •MAMMOTH 3br 3ba, ParMlmeNarled hrs. «Nded by: • corporation Harbor Aoalty 714-850·3822 :. _ .~ Walk to lih t 6. New Investor/Partner for Valentine week Have you 1tarttd doing Agent, Fran 673-4400 ---------1-C,,.--1,..-----..,,,D--_ 1 Br 0 • t • 0 he d Decor, Jae S135·S200 _B_U_S_I_N_E_S_S-----i Orange County weekly Conro'I'• Flowers bualnell yet? YH, t2/01/ COSTA MESA 1024 H •w•ya on over •~ ,111,,ot-c tt IP a night. 510.443·0636 Cable TV Goll Show 2983 Harbor Blvd .• 17 GOVERNMENT N•w Exeo Living • 0 •u•• w atto OPPORTUNITY 714-491·7882 -Rllahefm Image Medlc;al FORECLOSED 4 or 5Bdrm 3.5Balh 1 BA Exec u t Ive l'lear beach. Cathedral 1_________ Co11a Mesa Center, Inc., Homes rrom pennies 2 Sep Houaea on one Carole Wagner Condo •• $825/MO cells. frig. Move·ln RENTALS TO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4il••••••••• 540·3135 H.A. Sollman, M.O. Pres. on St. Delinquent Tax, Lot. Hardwood Floors, 714-574-3810 Specl•ll $675..-$400 SHARE 2724 This l\atemenl was riled Aepo's, REO's. Your Fr pie. $825,000 • .,..,...,....-..,--,.-....----3BR 3BA Qre•t dep. 548·2421 S Own Payphon•• S ANNOUNCEMENTS 1--------- WMh the County Clerk or a r • e . To I I Free Toni Hancock, Realtor L~::rr':~~nyd r~~fi:~~:s O co • n Fro n t •Cost• M•••'• Best $1 SOK yoarl'y pol'I. ·--------Admln Aaat Strong Orange County on 1·2·98 800-218-9000 xH-1398 650·0242 or 722·0620 Biii Grundy Realtor~ Home .. $3650/MO Jr·lbr & tbr also 2t,( CdM Exqulslle like new Great Sites evail. typlng/transcrlpllon & 19988743774 for current listings. ..::C:-::A'"'N..,.,Y~O=N,...,P~AR~""K:----714-875-8161 1 ba, qule't gated lurn'd, Mediterranean CALL NOWI 24 hrs. grammar. cterlcal & Dally Pl!ol Jan. 3l, Feb. 7. NEED DOWN 3Br Home 7240S.F.•---------Call For Listings comm, pool, tennis, Townhouse 4 blks lo 1800·800·347 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS organlzatlonal abllllles 14,21,19H SI058 Lot w/RV Acceu. LINDAISLE of New Properties easy acces1 to beach.2br2baw/gar, •••••••• 2920 needed. For fast Pu.Lie NOTICE PAYMENT? Divorce, Must Selll EXQUISITE 58R 4.5BA Avallable Each Month rreeway/beach/mall1. absentH ownr, homo p b r grow."g private lnves· We wlll loan you the S160K Bkr. 673·6942 Ottered at $3,300,000 714·873·RENT 714·557·0075 approx 1 weekend a lease • wary 0 out iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Plottt1ous au1lneH month, mature remale of area companies. llgatlve co. S25K per ~~~ P:,Y~:~,' ~~o~~= E'SIDE GREAT BUVI .l•~1::;:~':e:::nt -.-2,,....,M,.,,....a.,..tr--s=-u""lt..,•_•_+..,L-o~h l--:::E:"':'•'=s.,..ld.,..e-1B"'r_D,..u_p...,.le_x_ prer'd St 195/mo. Call Check wl1h the local ESTATE SALE yr. Send resume to N9"'98t•t•ment d 3Br2Ba& 18ronR·2 i=~~~~~~~,.,,, Remodel, marble firs, SOOsf, ntpers saoomo E.J.at 510.502.8900 Better Bualneas Furniture, Kitchen, P.O Box 5268 New· TN lollowlnv peraont are an arrange the un. Lot S239K Make Otterl NEWPORT HEIGHTS att 2-car gar, nfpets/ T dep 252 E Walnut Bureau before you c.lothlng, tool•, junk. port Beach CA 92662. dolr1T.,,,/pTbu11ECneH••1•NaT: ERNA· dertylng 111 Mortgage Owner/Agt. 642·9666 Drive by 3312 Clay 1mkr $1575. 707-7158 714 842 3' 985 •COM •hare nice 3Bt, send any money lor ALL MUST 001 Admlnlatratlue ~HAL. 21940 OeverOtl financing. Buyers and & call to Inspect. • • 2Ba Home. HUGE feet or Hrvlcea. Read Sun.only. 9am-Noon. • ~"" 't Realtor• call Mesa Verde Lovely Only s290,000. Neat, 3Br 38• Bay Aldgo E'Slde 1Br Stove, M ttr·Br , deck, and understand any 1770 8SantaAna, Aaslst•nt ~ orb• Unda, CA Th• OownPaymen1 Co Homea. SO Down Pmt. redone cottage, one Townhome, fp, pool, Frig, Lndry Facllltles. s825.mo 675-4708 contracla berore you Cotta Mesa, Call OC's leading Adjull· CM KUNG, 21140 __ B_kr_2_:S_9_-4_3_3_4_ QAulet dsldreeMts. Free B.R.+ office al home. paUo, gar, 975.5353 $725.mo (utls.pd.) COM Shr nice, newer algn. Shop around ror •714-729-7103• Ing llrm 1eek1 Hlf· ,._ueron Cove. Yorba rt'---------. ecor e euage. (lTftnant occupied) days 76~95 eves 33• E. 20th "A8·6094 I starter to 1111 FT poll· ._. Agent 714·556-5626 C" v .,.. 3br 3ba home, gar, all ra es. FREE CASH tlon In NB. Oood or· !.&'Ida. CA 92887 SOLD' oron• del Mer •Big Cenyon Condo £'side Lerne lmmao ·amens. $581. + ulls. T b GRANTS! ganlzatlonal & people Ttttt bualnau la con-• Seml·Cuatom E'alde Propertle• Upper unit on Golf 2br 1.5b; Townhm Pror·r male/female. 0 8SC0 lkllll a must. EKp w/ .&tded by: an lndlvldual Showcaae homes 3Br 2.581. Bonus Am, 714-873-8494 Course. 2br 2ba, pvt atyle. Patio, vertlcals, Avl 311 n.o-721·1690 College. Scholarships. Wines a nd Excel. Haw you •taNd dOlng for aale In our Berber crpt, hardwood NEWPORT SHORES 2-car Incl gar S1850/mo H hi lb 1 Bu1lnes1. Medic al "'.!'1~ vet? 111198 llra & more. $275,500 Ben wk909-676·5738 o ·W le e ge tones, HB Welk to Beach World Trademark• blllt. Never Repay. Heavy cllent and ad· - ' KONG Saturday Real Estate A I M t I I B k single story 3br 2ba, w /d h k ·u P' q u I• t F I I'd $533 + .. juster lnterac11on via THI etatement was flied Supptementl 714-~s1 .;142 r beam cellg•, new Ille hm909-678-8420 $950mo 253 Cabrllo 17l~ti.enf~:t love dogs Heks local resident 800-21~~J~~~~·1398 phone. Able lo handle Miit the County Oetk of •Homea of th• roor. 423 Lugonla St. Big Canyon Spacloua 491·9131 By appl only no/alc/druga 374-9-474 ~o ~~~a=~~ os:~~I~ multiple rHponalblll· Or-. County on 1-Me Week dlapfey •d• $358,000 Biii Grundy 3br 3.5ba home. Goll •POSITIVE l.D.l tlet. lnsuran~• back· 1 ... 8745127 atert •t Juat $751 HUNTINGTON Aealtora 675-8181 course vu, new carpet Studio Furnished NB-Dover Shor•• prl· product a a r •a your DESTINY with an ground 8 plus. For Delv Piiot Feb. 7, 1•. 21 , (O.adllne Wed Spm) BEACH 1040 • Portoflno Model paint lrg yard $4500 Covered parking, near vat• home kltcMndry/ dl1trlbutorahlp. No Annual or Lifetime appt. call a,_ ,... Sa060 ***** H b VI H A i 714-7181558 Trl·Square. ,No Pets. cable male pref'd Hlllng, work from Charting In Newport. (714) 719·8777 •Open Houae ar qr ew OmH gen • S825.mo 642·2818 $415 + ulll. 845-9515 home. Slmply restock 100""'-ACCURATE! F -I ti f I 4br 3.Sba. Nearly •Bluna abr, den, 2ba 1 1 1 1 7V or AX resume to (~~,:~.::,~ ::m) ATTN: SELLERS 8,000sf Lot. $599,999 newer applt, :Z·c•r ~1~fw~~! ':~sJ>•~:01~1 __ C7_14_) _2_2_5_·7_4_o_a_. _ _...(7_14_)..._7_1_a._e_1_a_1_ ***** ~ors .. ~t"' 6~~:1~~11~~ 759·1960 By owner gar, end·unlt. Avl 3/5 NEWPORT RENTALS produc11 . s12.eoo It pays to advertise L••d•r•hlp Prop. S•lllng? We have $1850.mo 557·1382 BEACH 2669 WANTED 2726 Investment Required. In the bell local 714-588 more buyers than ---........ -----1-800-673 5607 Real Eatate Section -e941 tellar11 Call us for a Bluff• Twnhrn Lrg 3b'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------·---t CALL TODAY! consu•tatlon If you're +Fam rm, 2150s.l.on .. • IAGUNA thinking of .. 111ng. greenbelt s 1e9s.mo1--------NEWPORT •f'llWPORT LI•• Rtvere Th• Jon••••· AGTS L .... Agt. eso-3822 NEWPORT """ 714 ' 57 4-4 252 BEACH · 1048 (714) e13.9400 •E .. tbluff Townh .. BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH ~;:::;;:;::;:~::,;;=~ liiiiiiii!ii!i~~iiiiiiiiiii VIII• B elboa Condo 3bd 2.Sba, S 1995/mo liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WAITINQ FOR AN LOTS WITH 1Br Pen\hae unit. Naw 21'13 Vitia Entrada ARCHITECT OCEAN VIEWS appls, walk to beach. Agen1 714-84~5302 Clear MurtVAH. Lot In 8 tt L d C CM 0 I $ t n 000 co •n o . Pool, tennis, gym. Great Looatlonl 2br ' • n 'I 1 V, 714-498•1800 $13ft 000 ll>A2-'"0"5 Vlo .l•ahln•kl, Bkr •· --.. 1b•, gated comm, ( 714) .. 45·8298 gar, vault cells, pool, "'f'l!WPORT NEWPORT upper unit. Vttry clean r·Qliilllili To place an •d In Cl•Hlfted Call M2·5078. £U; $1275 714•544·3317 BEACH 1069 COAST 1070 kAft&OA RIDG• 2 +2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spa. Sauna, So. Patio + Oo••n Rfdg. 481' S 2 1 5 O /m o • IY r I V 2,sea. Oated, 2·'p's, Biii Grundy Raallora Dream Kit w/Ch•ls 7 1 4 .. 7 5 .e 1 a 1 "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying Inflated prices for caskets & services???? C..U Toi Free J.88N4CWJ' Semaa OrMte '~ COlldei lalend. seee,ooo • H•rbor view Home Ao•nt 714·37e.a579 HOUSES/ CONDO$ POR Jll5NT 48r+ Family Rm, now c.rpet, near f'••nbttlt. Xlnt Loe. 2500.mo Agent 114-159-501 l H•ttHtr View Ho'"•• Seawtnd 3br 2 b• •P•nded Mon•oo, neow peilnt and carpet. Ctty llgMa YlfW, 2 dra • ••.,..A to comm poolll•nnle --..v AYI lmmed. IHOO.mo ISUND 2108 .tlOtnt ?14-YIWT?l The Bick Bay 11 In our Backyard. cu;;; ••r ..... w/ Newly renovated IPIClou• 1 & 2 ~roome. •llh UO .., -....... I-ow get. ••••· « ..,, ... en••• t• water. • Clo to O.C. ~rt. & Newpott Betch GOif Cou~ 11 e••· Air. w/d, 1111Gt'mo 14H117 • Ntwly Remodded lnterion d/W, e-r. fnod peao, ON fAI WlfiA • CoCl¥ehleot to Back n-, M.....i..-; c:1.---s-& Entertainment dfttf, grdnr. ~ ,.,, be oot\CIO Of\ .,.I ~ ~JYM'U. Udo ,. Dr. ,,., • Llundry Fadlitiel COIONA _.. • ~ carpet. Sorry No Ptta DltlW 2122 'E£.·3-1~: 1691MeaaDr.(714)MM855 &:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;~~............ 71 ..... 1.QIQI ................................... ________ ...... ~----~~----...-. • ProofreUer- Ad Production ~rune ·Costa Mesa publisher needs dcta.il- oric.ntcd people, obscsscd with accuracy, ro become a part of our ad-buiJdlng ream. ..... Near·Pttfta SpcllilJ&!Plawlc:s.1 Grammar 1-Ycar Proofreading Experience An f.yc for DaJgn and Om.ii Buie Mac Computer Knowkdp Wlllr. A friendly Wocking PJ\Vitonmcm Gr~nJ al\d Fim Shift rodtiotu ~mt BcncftU An Oppomuucy co Lam Graphic ~ SaWy ~ $84\0lhout, ~ on ape~ A phylbl cwninatlon •nd dt\111 re« m nquind. Send nwme and Ct¥Va' ltner ro: c.lifOtaia Comm • rNm Aun.:CCNJ ~~peMIOf '"'° w. a..; Scftllir C.O.. Ma., CA 92627 -=''"B~~ _.__..,.. f "• .. * • r • .. 'IW• ._. -.. ' .. -... ---·-. ... -. .... .. . .. .. ... .. . .. .Newpon Beach/Coua Mesa Dady Piloc • SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1998 • : EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT • 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 ------~- DOMESTICS 5540 MERCHANDISE ANPET1MALSs 6 TV, ELECTRONICS, GENERAL 604 9 s TEREO 6080 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiw.iillll! Chlld Cue liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • l!STAT8 SALE • : .U•letant H••d•d• Hou•eol••n•r• F'fr AMI l!atat• ..... FT· Ptr CV Illa nl•mk0 C PT compueer exp. Call exp helplut, ' Engllah ,. for lntetvlew 729-72152 apkng. 71..,.723-6084 • SllCUTARt•a t Nat'I flnancfal co. Air· port ateL 13()1(, lull benefits + paid on 70wpm. Windows. Law ONlce Personnel •••••••• Please be aware that the ll1tlnga In thla c•t· egory may require you to call a 800 number In whtctt 1h•r• 11 a chargo per minute. Ne•d•d c y bl Total con1ent1 of For newborn twin• I---------AK ellow, Black C•ble D••oram •r h 1 Id f ~APPLIANCES 6011 Laba. Show quality. 2 Kit lt4.95. All pr• oma. nc • urn. and 3 yr old In m1 10 2omo'a s400.1450. mlllm d:lannela & Pay anllque booka & 1oy1, : Convert current cable --:--~_,,,.,....,.. __ _ Allao Viejo home, • 714_675•3037 • Per View Guaranlaed China, 50'1 furniture M0onday thru . Friday Apt az ft•frlg a145• 71 4•282.2804 cod• 04 many collacllblu. aubac:rlbera, give frH Love the !lderly? ,. Htelllt• TV & make a Be a car~lver. Service, Attn: Amy 7 .30 am • 6.30pm. Washer/Dryer St40/H <::>Need Caring Home Cable TV and MUCH MOREii Must be e1Cperlencad for 1hy female Tabby. Frl-Sun•8:30-4:00 " Xll'lt condl 846-5848 (L h 1 ) 85 32 6 Deacr•mbl•r• ,. ataggerlneJ Income & •Call 882·8100 • : long term rHlduaJI NB --==--------C•ll 714 724-0111 1 ________ _ dependable, patient & !---------ong a r 4. 4 16243 E Summ•rahaae caring. References re-Whirlpool dl1hwaaher •800·211-4125• La Mirada, CA Dlaltlbutore needed Mom Needa Helpl Temmy 114·515-0914 Babysitting nHdad, varied houra In my Allao Viejo home. $8 par hour. Mu11 ba ex. parlanced, caring, pa. tlant and dapandable. Leave me11aga at (714) 574-4248 Fax Reaume to: 714724-8859 ARE YOU PRIENDLY, RESPONSIBLE & CARING? EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 quired. $1 coo per vLlke new S125 TlCv-eys 6075 •••••••••I (Imperial & lat) month. Please call (714) 644·8318 ~ ••• • ••• • (714) 5 7 4-4248 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COOK N H k f Biii Coab)f Tickets Qourmot Cook 15yr •nnlf· • pr or 2 FURNITURE 6014 2·0rche11ra. aea11, Ir· GARAGESALES i-------~~ exr. xln't ral'a from kplda 7 &Ii ioyr,s. vFfT·1,,...iii"'iii"'mii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil vine Barkley Theater. ---------1 Frr P/T erm, ve-ou . ..r.11 ce abrll 91 or hra, Mon-Fri. M1.st Custom E nlertalnmonl 2'14 7pm lncl's prkg. GENERAL 6102 Full•tlm• llne cook. Work• PM ahlll/We•k· daya, Including Sal We provide TransportaUon Services to our elrlerly and disabled r.omrnuolty. (714) 720°1113 cook, drive & speak Center/Dookcase $180. Kalhy 449-9196 •PIT lbec/Pereonal Eng 11 sh . Cathy adjustable ahalves, --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aaat. Computer exp, . • 940.5350 • locklng storage areu. TV ELECTRONICS I NEED HELP doing & Sun 8:30am-2pm. -._,,::-.,,,~P~IT::-:::C~o-n-1t'.""r\J-c-t"'"lo_n_ Experience pralarred. S upervisor-Mgr with Muat be able to •peak computer/paople-1k1111 I I+ tt• I I 11111 1. 1111 bookkeeping/banking Cosl s1200. Olk $600 STE' DEO 60ao' yard 1ale1I II lnlar· & errand•. Rel'• avall ANTIQUES 6010 714-760-1955 Lv mag &\ ested please leave Sal-hrs-nag 759-1010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" +Sot• Bed gray & tan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii msg. 714-79tM1415 & read Engll1h. Fax fax rea: 714-&45·2881 l'Conioecllh.WllPI resume or apply In startl111a&S7.~ p • r a o n : PIT In Furniture repair .I Pftrt·tlme 6 Fulklme , •Swed I ah Nurae • 1woed axcol. s 150. Dt>I Loving, Dependable, box spring & mal.$40 .. ahop $5/hr. Anawer empbymsrt REGENTS POINT phones, grHt cuatom-.ll'ald'1:8Jnlngwhlle Xlnt Cook, Driving, o 714-718·0413 • Local Raf'a, 12 Yra ·1 ~11 t• 19191 Harvard Ave ara 714-848-8448 ~)'OUI' Exp. Liv• Locally ~n t.qu.es <::;1714•049•3738<::;1 & QtollutiblH • ( N 8 a r C u. I v • r ) • PIT s•cR•T Y'/ lrvlne, CA 92812. Fax • .. AR ./ friendly, 1.eam«i<'nced 714/725·9132. NO BOOKKl!l!Pl!R ~enWooruent PHONE CALLS. Drug-18•20 flax hra/long 21 years l(ap c.-okler frH workplace. EOE. term. Computer exp. Vlllid CA Dmers Uum'9 neaeaaary, w ord Editorial protaulng, .apraad· and eiallent dtMng Good jobs D•algn ahHta, basic acctg.. record required •dltor flllng, Mac & Quicken For more reliable services pa g • d •a I g n er helpful. Fax re1ume informaUon lnlcreslln& lhlnas needed . for growing, 714-673-8797 Call Neil to buy dynamic Southern ---=~--.,..-,-,...-- Cal. newapaper chain. Receptlonlat/ 8 r; 7-7 9 5 Q Good eye, attitude Clerlcal Support v ll's all there and work ethic all JllT666•6Jfff c-vcry day mandatnru plui Quark NB Brokerage Eatab MMMMMMIW 1 __ _.:.;in:....C;:io.1:.:.:n.:.:..~~:.:.:ifi .. 1c-=d---· • In 1925. ln1urance i....;•.-••;;.o";.;;";.;.'..;.'°;;.:;•;.;.••~··~·:.i..•:.:•:.:•·--i DOMEsncs 5540 '~l ,, ~. ~ ..... Conductlld Paintings 't' China Books 'r Furniture ""Yeant In "*wpott Beech 14.673.6 experience. EOE. Send reaume and de-backround helpful, not --------------------------- 1lgned pagH to: req'd. Sell motivated, H A Steve Marble, Callfor-Word, Excel, good ave -nla Community New1, commul')lcatlon/phone • 330 w. Bay St .. Colla 1klll1 a must, Sal·ben- • Meaa, CA 92827 nag. Fax re1ume to Cynthia 714-851-8929 Executive Aaalat•nt ---------G ' Muat be organized, r• R e o e P t l·o n I • ti s I ducllon wllh local ful, receptionist liable, aggre11lva and Cu•tomer Svc Rep a ra g e a e creative! Event pro-Brighi, lrl•ndly, help-• y•cht chart•r co. wanted for Costa FUN JOBI Fax rHuma Maia office. Six •95CMt102• phone fines for a bu1y front dHk In a very productive environ- ment. Strong cust ave attitude a muall Entry level. Full benefits. •FT ·OEN. OFFICE• aHlst. 8am·5pm. Buay office near O.C.Alrpor1 Barbara 550.0570 •Oen•r•I Kitchen Fax resume to: Sline Prep, make recaplH , McDonald 668-0828 or high volume produc-c-11 540-7005. lion. •PIT General ---,------office & dalavry. apply Sect y /Clvll Eng/ In person: 1785t R.E.Dev. Firm aeeks Skypark clrcla Ste G peran w/1trong comm lrvlna 833·2929 1klll1 comp. Exp.In Word, Excel, Actl Fax RHuma to 650·6726 Orowlng Retall Firm has need of conganlal --------- person for gener•I I /TEACHER office dullH lnclda. ASSISTANT typing, bookkeeping FT/PT for Pr•School and phonH. Must be Sal neg. Educallonal very organized + able requirements: 9 ece to hand I e h I g h units. Karen 645-6491 volume. Fax Ra1uma: Crown Ace Hardwa,. Te•oher• Needed (H.B.) 714-982·5594 PrHchool & Pr•K • orc•ll 714·982-4160 S7·$10hr.+Baneflls Hot•I •Deak Clark F/T & P/T •Breakfut room Ho1t- ea1 Pfr •HOUHk••P•r appty at Holld•Y Inn • 2070 Newport Blvd CM Tutor Time Chlld Care • 714-955·2072. <::>Valentlnea Help<::> •Dellvery Driver •Floral DHlgnar C714) 044-1413 Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sale Ad ! SeniJ a .1pecial muJage for only $5. MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 • Moving S•I• • Home gym. frlgo, ofc furn, King bed with Brass Headboard. Call 714·723-5959 WANTED TO BUY Old Coins Gold Silver Franklin Mini, Slerllng Old watches & jewelry Weslcoast Coln 642·9448 TOP DOLLARS PAID For Records, Jazz. Soundtrac.ks, Elc ... Call Mike 845·7505 FREE TO YOU 6022 2·Female Pit Bulla 2yrs., shols, unspayed greal personality • 750·8545 • Brlndle Male Pit 2yrs old. neulered, Olhor dogs OK. MISS· Ing one eye. Call •842-2100• •909·5573• Found Cat male orange/whl long hair found on 'h0, olf lhe 73 fwy (714) 975·0517 JEWELRY, FURS & ART 6025 New Engagement Ring lor malo. 14:< Gold, 5 Channol ct. Cosl $650. Soll :375. 714·536·2098 U to 36 mos. 'Credit. P SurpriJe that .1pecial per.1on ... your. wife, hUJbaniJ, Mom, Da:J, GraniJma, Unck, Son, Daughter, friend or whonuwer. We'll a:JiJ bearu at no extra charge, Aurora Bravada LSS Jend you a copy in tbe mail, aniJ enter you in a '1lREE DINNER FOR 1WO" iJrawing jUJt for participating. Deadline: Friday, Fehruary 13th, -3pm l Line No roor:n left In the garage tor the car? CLASSI 11·1 the reso can count on myriad ot d•H Items. ow columns qualllied buy CBJll • Can't seem to gel 10 all 1hoso repair jobs around the holA{e?; Let the •• • ClaHlfled, Service · • Directory • • h~1p you find, 2 Linea 3 Linee 4 Linea n . . 20 c haracters per line. You may use a ll 4 lines. DISCOUNT PRICING/ PLUMBERS CONTRACTORS ELECTRICIANS ALL YOU HARD WORKERS ... For larger ads, call an advertising rep today I W'e 've maiJe 'it ea.1y for you!/ FAX tbidform. to (714) 631-6594 • ~aDleZ~-----------=----------------------,-~-------------pbone: ______________________ _ Bill my: Vis .. a ___ M/C-----i-A/E. __ _...Do..J iscover __ _ Credit CUd #_.:.__ _____________ Exp. Date=~-- Stop by or m.ai.L to th~ Daily Pilot Offill at: 5:JO W. Bay • COJta Mua, CA 92627 or CALL 642-5678 to plaa your aiJ ttiiJayl CJ WE'VE GOT YOUR TRUCK! .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. §6 SATURDAY. FEB~RUARY 7, 1998 . .... , .. .. ... .. . '\ . . ..... ._ . -, I Ncwpon Bcad\/Co,ta Mesa Dady Pil()(, BALBOA ISIAND NEWPORT 6108 BEACH NEWPORT 0169 BEACH M.AJUNE SUPS 6189 DOC~ 7022 ;: ACl'OS8 ·: 1 M9ketunof I 5 Coufege I 10 Vialblllly hlndrllncM 14 Perlla,todlly 15 Battiery part 18 TV1 Se¥areid I 1 Ancient muaical Ntrumenl 18 Small harbor 19 Neulral color 20 °"* 22 eo.r .. 51 "55 -et 58~ 81 Trtd(lt 82 Fencing blade 83 OYetact S4 Fuhlon magazine 65 Mount• ee~~tDtc 87~• color DOWN 8y CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HllfSCH .l1EEKLYBllll>GUIZ Q 1. As South. vulnerable. you bold: ~~ EAST • AQ'J o 10854 o J 2 • KJIO The bidding has proceeded: WfSI' NORTH EAST sot.rm 1 0 1 0 ,_ ? What action do you Lake? l o r.. 2Hr ,_ ' Whal do you bid now? Q S. Neither vulnerable. as South you bold: l!•t•t•/D•mo S•t• Ota11top dining tbl, bar stoolt, rug1, lrori bed. couch .. , dllhH 1..o:r,a..ofl.4000IESI Sat. 7th, 8am·2pm 112 Abalon• • (Llttl• t•land) • COSTA MESA 6124 • WAREHOUSE SALK Oealgner furnl1hlng1, art work, collecllblH, kids furniture & toy1. + •UCK-A.BAQ • Sat A Sun,9am·2pm. Rain or thine! Glaware,turn.& NN'I ~~Ho~La"9 • + E•l•t• Sal• •rillr• houH. Whitney Plano, Ml11lon style dinette, dHka, ClrHHrl, LI· moge, crystal, b•1ok1, Colnago & Celo Eu· ropa bikes, 1cuba geat, & 1011 morel Fri 61h l2·!5pm, 7,8,'3,14 8-4pm Balboa Penn 2035 Miramar corn• of "M" St. & Miramar ----- Lido tel• Moving .. 1. Beet 4'0' Mooring Sat only 7am clothlng off Lido. Cit to publlc kitchen ltem1. tome Clock. Mu•t Seit. l1Jrnlture, LOTS OF Best Otter. Lv Mag GREAT &1..1HFJJ 700·341·7823 835 VI• Lido Nord Sid• Tt• lor 30' Sall Lido Moving Sal• plant•. gwag1 1hetvn tennis c1th1. xma1 craf11. l at t-4 223 Via lthaoa MOVING IALEI Sat .• 8am·3pm. 1215 Devona Ln.. NO EARLY BIRDSI Boat. S9 per tool. good location. water/ elect. 714-e75-et28 24 ~reu Aem!Clc 25 Money drawer 26 StraJght 29 Free 33 ~ of c::tock 34 Que Of Sask 36 Mac:tn part 37 -de Janeiro 38 Sc:ribt* 1 Marathon unit 2 Alncan antelope 3 Wagon Q 2. Neither vulnerable. as South you bold: • J 106 5 3 o 74 3 o .K' 5 • A J Partner opens the bidding with one spade. What do you respond? • A Q 5 o K 54 o K Q J2 • Q 105 Partner opens the bidding whb one heart. What do you respond? Floral 1upplles, fabrics --------.-1 yn ll'l.TSPORTATION and ttorage racks. &VM1 TONS of GREAT STUFFI ~~~~ A y 0 C A I r p o rt· '" ~,. /Ve, 'II lie/; 39 "YN, Piwre• 40~1lmb, slangdy • 41 Garment edge• 42 Charred ... Food 4 7 Reddish tints ' 48 Charged perttcles A9 'Wheel ol . Fonune· buy • 60 Natural 53 StronghOlds 4 Pew adjunct 5 Mor• conceited 6 Vllito4' to Siam 7 Lounge (around) 8 Lyric verse 9 F'etcn 10 Weak 11 Killer whale 12 Yoong female 13 Move 1wrf1!y, as cloudl 21 Paperunlt 23 Undef the weather 25 Jogs 0 ,. Unll.f,....~ 47 Huny 50 March 15, In Rome 51 Scruff of the neck Q No, lor Yeltlln 63 Channel marker 54 Palo -. 56 Paris all"J)Oft 5e Calro'a river 57 Went 90 mph eo Doctors' org. Q 3. As Soulh. vuloerable, you bold: •A lOl73 o Jl'3'o U •.H Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? Q 4. Neither vulnerable. as South you bold: •7 <:>AK.QJ9654 o A8 •A3 Q 6.. As South vulnerable, you bold: • Vmd o K4 o AK 10917'2 • QJ3 What is your opening bid? ~for ~rs on Monday. Learn to be • better brld&e play-er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by ~ (800) 788- 1225 for lnfonmUon. or write to: Goren Bridge Le)~!!t P.O. Bos 4410, Chk:a&o, UL ouoau. • STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? Redhlll/Flacher. SH signs along the way with directing arrow1. Sale datH:Sat&Sun Feb. 7 &8,8am-tlll? • Huge Warehous• Sell your extra Moving S•I• F r 1 /S a t , 9 • 1 p m . household TONS of great stuffl Items In cottectlbles. Misc. CLASSIFIED 1 office supplies. Some- thing for everyone! 3176 Pullman,Ste.104 Call 642-5678 Paularlno/Redhlll ~======~-I •SUPER SALEI • Sat & Sun. 7am-? 1551 Corl•nder (In alley) behind McDonald• on Harbor Rain or Shine! CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan· dlee Items, because our columns compel qualllled buyers to calll IRVINE 6 l 44 ___ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_e __ BOAT~ 7011 For Sale 18' Duffield Electric Boal Reaso·nabty priced make offer. 640-0042 SAIL BOATS 7014 SAILBOAT USE WANTED wlll sha1 e expensH. 641-0205 CLASSIFIED It's the re1ource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan· dlse Items, because our· columns compel quallfled buyers to C'1111 tfou. U#-lte A GOOD ADI 642-5678 ••••••••••• The ugal Department al tlte Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new strvice now available to new businesses. We will now SEARCH the name for you al no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Coun House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the searc/1 is completed we will file your fictitWus business name sta/ement wilh the CounlJ Clerk, publislt once a week for fou.r weeks as required by law and then file your proof of publication with the County Clerk. Huge F•mlly Sale Furn, blkos, lamps, computer. baby Items, clothes, toys. appls .. 8am-4pm Sat.Only • 30 Alexandrl• • • Muat Sell Nowl • Plants.furn, clths, baby goods & misc. ALL GOOD OUAUTYI Sun.8:00am-4:00pm 18751 Paaeo Cortez (x Campua & Culver; ANTIQUES 6010 Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. Please stop by to file your fictilious business sta/emenl at the Daily Pilot; 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please call us at (714) 642-4321 and we will make nrrangements for you to handle this procedure by mail. If you should have any further questions, please call us and we will be more than glad to assist you. Good luck in your new b11siness ! $ BEST $ PRICES PAID FREE CONSULTATION Eit:abl'J UfcunA Beach ix.it~ ExranJinit w LA. San mnctec:o &. Ne-w Ytlf~ Put a few words to work for you. Wt l>uv ANTIQUES to MODERN DISHWARE to TlFFANY E\1£RYTHING!!! b1.11t ••""'· rruh.110:. Family J1v\S1un ('Urt'l>SCS 642-5678. 714 .. 249-3711 s·E·R·VI-C.E ___ ,CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS MOVING 3834 PLASTER iiPLiiUiiMBiiiilNiiGiiiiii38ii9mO !TUTORING DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H 0 ME 3 7 56 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AJR 3 880 3929 •A Place In The HHrt ,r--------Sliding, Security Coors ANY & ALL REPAIRS 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •••••••••I Llc'd Home Daycare. ( Hot Wtr Htrs Grbg· 1' 1 • ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 1-5yra: Fun activities. OMPUTER & Windows. All work Olsp. Faucetts/Cell. Ir--------.. The Calif. Public Utfll· Plaster/Stucco Patch guar'd. Llc•426137 Ilea Commission RE· ·Serving So Ca 25yrs· Meals, lg yard/playrml Brent (71 4) 846-1403 Fans Sec Ughts/Phn TIME TO BEGIN QUIRES lhat all used Llc i11326864 24Hrs TLC/CPR L.304202716 Scott 71-4-831·2025 houiehold goods 714.55.,..7 031 FT/PT Cathy 645-4831 ~( L p •' EDWARD'& HOME YOUR HOME movers print their ------DRYWALL IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT P.U.C. Cal T number: PLUMBING • .1890 CHIMNEY SERVICE 3584 Repairs • Remodels PROJECT? limos and chauffeurs J South Coast Drywell L1736530 714-378-Q,927 Call a plumber, print their T.C.P. num· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3408 Acoua remvl/cust text SWEEPS 3538 =~GllOU~ H•nd~m•n Ch•r ll• painter, handyman ber In all advenlae· THE LOCAL PLUMBER Water Damage Repair iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I South Coeat Drywall Painting, carpentry, or ony ot the ser-ments. It you have a ·a Jamoa E. Bangert Co.- Bell In Quality & Price S 10 Ott W/Ad 1.sty t~1AN£T/WCI Acous remvl/cuat text waterblaatlng, fences. vices fisted here In question about the In· Free Eslimllll L550017 444·8889 570. 2.siy s8o. Safety CflAATINGATS99l Water Damage Repair Local CDt.t 780-5044 our directory! gatity of a mover, llmo Friendly Servict•lnsured capt Installed $75. Air BHt In Quality & Price ·-c ALL y 0 u R or chaufteur, call: Ll532981 875-9304 AT'l'OVUlOMEOll L550017 444-0889 Home Repalr/Remode: Public Ut1lltles duci/crpVuphl.cleanlng OffKE ---------Costa MHa/Newpon LOCAL SERVICES Commlsalon 3410 -8-01_d·g_•_11_·,_1_11_-s_3_s-_1_m_ 714·540·6344 w~~t~~f~~s~Z:L~11Job1 ~1!.v;;~~:tlo TODAYI 714·558-4151 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CT e 11-.YJNG CIHn! CIHnl Clean! __,.~,..,,.,,,"'"""'=,....,.,..,=-=~ Spllt Second Moving ~' HOME SERVICES --------Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv "EBUILD or REMODEL SERVICES 3548 20Yrs E•p/Falr S/FrH E11 Anything & Everything JEWELRY 3784 70•y/Sr Olsc(Tl171452 ADDITIONS REMODELING Precl•• Plumblng Repairs & Remodels Free Estimates L1887398 919·1090 CLARK ettome lmptovements Ll400030 714-639-1447 FrH Etllmate. Ref'•. 432·9123/P-348·5850 ~Addition• C Mlch••I 75e.1440 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,..~""""""~~~~~! PLUMBING r. DRAIN tReuonably Priced A TOUCH OF CLASS ONCRETE & Wiiiiam Harold Jeweler Cll •Local Co. 4'1838318 Cleaning. Rel/Comm MASONRY 3557 ELECTRICAL 3610 M&M Const Calpontry Wat~h/Jewelry Repair •Complete PLUMBIN •Stephenson AHoc. UC/BOnded. FrH Eat. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec Antique• An• Jewelry C•ll 714-844-5405 T•r•aa 282·714'3 Remodel•Sml/lg Jobs. Buy/aelt/lrade 973.0385 Repairs -=='=""'"...,,.,.,.,,..,,. __ _.,,.. Brick, Block, Stone. Tiie Small Job l!XPERT L696327 902·2 4 30 1 Complete Rooter !:-------•BOSS HOUSECLEANING Cone, Patio, Driveway Duncan Blectrlc QUALITY CRAFTSMAN LANDSCAPE & THiUB Ucensed·Boneled Fplc. BBQs. Ref. 25Yr. Local/Quick RHponH 20 Yr• Exp. Refs LAWN CARE 3808 Service· Main Lines :. ING 3448 ;~~<>g.f:~J'8o~ Exp. Terry 557.7594 L121sa10 850·7042 ·I'm Your Handyman· 1 Water Heater/Disposa _ •CEMENT •woRK• PETERKIN El•o1rlc Matk 114-e31•9113 -& • , Water Gas Re 1 Jn . llMWTUB REOLAZINO Hcr.:n'inC:.o:,~,~:S/c~~ B-~1:,~~ed Concrete-Prompt & Low RatHI HAUUNG 3720 ..r TREES X. • r c ock/Ston•ITlle RH·Com/1m-lg Job• T~'°--__. La....._ • T~furblthlng, Poree-Rellable/honHt·Sprlng L541856 83f-4310 L811717 800.7..0.1741 .,........ .. ,, .. ..,__., ....... jaln, Flbergl1, Sinks Speclall 212·5099-Pgr John Doran Maaon JUNK TO THE DUMP ~ 751:3:!78 PAINTING 3858 l.fhwra Cntra 845-7723 • 1-888-400·5113 Brlck•Stne•ConcrZ.e SAVE $SS Huntington (714-998·1882l BIO MfKKS TREE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --.....-------•Bright HouHoleanlng Lg/Sm Jba•Repalrt Ok N 9 w port B 8 8 c h AVAi LAB LB TOD y Service Tree trim, re-CHUNG'S PAINTING 'Y'••JNETS 3490 Europttn ProtH1lon1l1. Freo Eat. & Advice Electrlc. I do It alll 888·1882 moval, atump grinding 24Yrs Exp-Ort Prlce1I!;::;:==::=::::;::;:~ =~ Best In townl Aet1. Dartk Ll687Hl1 8 31·3832 Li11736593· IM53-2419· HEALTH, BEAUTY ctn-up. Fr" Estimates Guar Work·FtH Eat A Grace 714·857·2847 ••JRQ MASONRY & FITNESS 37 •714-031-8758• Uc#375802 538-15~ &need Wood1yslems •VICKI'S CLEANING BLCCK BRICK stQ~E PENCJlS · • 4?. +GR KAT SCAPES RAINBOW Clrole Malnt.lll:tlJW • ..Cuatom Cabinetry· We offer THE BEST All typea-Qlty Workl ._ DEC•r Custom Landacape & Palntlng.tnt/Eat Hou11/Apl ..r /Kitchen • Bath• Ooort HouH/WlndOW Cleaning. at L7300811 531·7843 ell ~ 3615 •REFLDOLOOY• 0Hlgn. Lawn malnt., Quality lob. Free Ht. ll::1dlnga • Mantel• 1ovra EJCp. Xlnt Reft. lnt•r'IH Therapeutic 1prnklr, rocka. 20Yrs L4'1569897 e3 .... 88e ~ ~'50 714-988-8970 Vicki 714-888-0395 CONTRACTORS * Wood l'enoee * ~~'m~~~~~t.ie:C".; Exp. ROY 549.5434 Ike•• Cu1tom Painting ORCO PLUMBING (I DRAIN CLEANING 7 -DAYS/WEEK Sr. Citizen Discount 76M170 • AREA DRAINS • AU. REPAIRS lo REMOOfl.'S • J£T'T1NO • CrRT. BACICn.OW n:srtNO • PVMPS/BOULRS •SR. cmzEN IXSCOUNT AADIO OISl'IO'CHlD llONltD ANO "4S\IR£D ut•MS&G 714-722-9998 ROOFING 3910 BALBOA ROOftNQ CO Quality Work Guarnt'd Reroof/Repalr FrH e11 Lie/In• 931·5081 BNTRY 3510 COMPUTERS 3556 GENERAL 3558 f~~u~~~e117t;.u1~0·d1 8~59!54 602--4789-pg Harbor Area 20Yra. Work. Int/Ext & cock•. = . Replace/Repair Low$ of Mind a BOdy, "CJ" Lou Ton•• Landaoape Prof, CIHn, Quality ~·--,. ....... -.... ,. TRAIN w•L"'tNB Wkly malnVNew Install L4'1703468 831-4810 ••••filrc:::1 CBRT-A·ROOF LOW COST ROOF REPAIRS Wind & Interior Waler OamegH.1"733-482 In• approved contractor. • 714·389.0944 • 1• ,.. lrrlg work/Tree trim FLOOR INSTALL con1uttat1on & weight Pair Prlcea/Stucco ,1 =o z HANDYMAH Internet, •·M•ll & A.•JP. 8P1na111nl"g Construction. BOdy 1culptlng, diet Cuti ttt .. I 548-4383 Ou•llty Care 20 Yeart ) ~EfACf CAllNETS Modem lnatar1euon1. •Remodeling Training 1at HHlon PROWlll LANDICAPa Drywall/Repair. NB l dlen•, ba1h1, doors, Wlndowa '95 /NT/Mao •General Contracting REPAJlS 3620 FREEi 714·583-e2'78 • MAINT Crain llnH Area. Aon 8o45·.241111111Nii .c windows. ~ 548-7258 Networklng&Upgradea ll4501U 714-6-46-3018 R~nguttera. Prompt I ROl•"T ••••LL CO II Ref• Avt 3BO.•H• T..enaneunc Roa1. emergency svc. • ~--.J ~ N D Y M A N LEWIS Conatr110Uon Mrbl, Tiie, Wood, Cntra, 1 n IU'U" 650-0605 •217-7813-Pg lnVE.JCt•lmall Job• OK ' /Repelrt. tnt/Ex1. trv~~c:;;~;';~.U0 L~~~rr:~·H~lt";.~~ ~:VV::r.~~m::.;~t ~~\ POOT Yard Cln•up, Trim P,~~~;:~lvi4•~~~1 ia..;:E..=...;~== • Ou1llty. Tim 548·5508 Onalte contuhallont tor •714-S57 .. 9aB• ' ~o 7103020 ?7M8lt MAssAOI! treea, heelgH, palm 7l4·580.M2e.Pager your hOrne,/bYI. neee11. lrHa. Removal. New 'CERAMIC PC/Upgrtdu/R1p1lra at A Place of lawn/plant• N0-1502 •------------ · ·nu!t' Netwottl• •~1 ·1tH CONSTRUCTION HardWdMnvvceramio Health & ~aury P!T l-~---iiiii8311Siii2•81 MACMIDIC. Car• for BUILDING SS&O PEAQOICatlMt/!'rte "'· , ....... e. 18th MASSAGE 3830-S!IVICES Maclntoatl CQmput.,• L701271 ..... HO w.1 3870 In your hl'M/OIC. Low/ AND•R•ON Conatr Costt Me8 holiftV rat•. 973.aa1• Lg or Sml Joba. IM'd ll&Nt>Y llU Lf84407U i..oc.t COM1 ............ i11 .. I !It. 1921 '780-1~8111 RENT tlfOugh claulfted ------- TA T • .. .,. 'et ln•r,,,.. Walk•r N RA MAS-• Deity/Overnight ·"· LHrnlng to IOYe your• Ref• avt. Uc'd/8onded Hit 1hru another per· DenlH 714•93Me'10 ton.~ Carin •f31·NOl1----.------ Can't ... mto get to all thoH repair Jobi around th• hou.H? Let tht Clea11f11d l1rvf oe Directory help VOi.i find rtllablt help. ...... ,. TAX PREPARATION 3925 fHIASONABL• Llo'd T•• ~reparer 27Yra Acctg Exp. 714'·54'8·2374 TAX PREP/REP Problama Solved. AHi Rat••· Aet'd IRS IN N.B. 973 .. 905 • ,.,,.._Teacher to .,.,-.onalf1 tutor ~ chRd. 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(714) 042·5443 32K ml, full power, Price negotiable '82 Convertlbl• alloys, likt newl • 71._873•8 893 • RED Cabriolet. t)Ok ml (3RLH309) $18,950 Powerl 5 apeedl Alloy LEXUS OF '91 1901! wheelsl Immaculate WESTMINSTER Low mlles, AT, wllh record3IS7K firm Plug into (714) 882-8809 leather, moonrool, •714-225-8248• (2LINK812) $14,950 the Classified section LEXUS OF -------- to find services from electricians & plumbers to landscapers & painters. Da' ·~Pilot LEXUS 9115 WESTMINSTER (714) 892.e90fS '93 LS 400 Black jade, full option. MERCURY 9135 M I n t • Ill 1 4 6 6 0 5 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $24,977 '78 Grand Marquis '93 SC 400 4-dr. Full pwr. Real Only 33k, lull option. iharpl 95k miles. Must see. #027018 $2000 obo 723·1504 $30,977 Lexus Cer11· fled '95 SC 300 Rally r,d, mint condl· l lon, all service recor ds #029508 $24,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (888) 88·LEXUS On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified MISC. AUTO 9245 sE1iEo CARS From $175. 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