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Some Newport Coast residents
fear takeover of their ~ommunity
• Homeowners in newly
developed area woP-der if
Newport Beach annexa-
tion would be beneficial.
By lim Grenda Daily Pilot
NEWPORT COAST -ln what
one actJVlSt compared to another
more famous fight for indepen-
dence, a group of residents here
are digging in thelf heels and try-
ing to stop Newport Beach from
annexmg their community. of a Newport Beach annexation
"We don't want a hosWe effort.
takeover," said resident Pat Hav-At a little less than 9,500 acres
el, one of the leaders of the area's and several thousand residents,
anti-annexation movement. "We Newport Coast may not seem like
may have to have a tea party." 1 •t has much to offer a big oty like
Havel is part of a group of Newport Beach. .
Newport Coast residents who are But city officials have said
fighting to keep their community adding Newport Coast to thell
from being gobbled up by New-I oty would give them a little more
port Beach. . than hall of the area's wealth of
Ner'Port Coast, a largely property taxes and other fees that
undeveloped arna south of Coro-now go to the county, a deal
na del Mar that is not incorporat-I which down the road could earn
eel or part of any city, is the target the city about $5.3 million a year.
The Newport Beach City
Council was scheduled at its
meeting next week to consider
taking the next step toward
annexation by formally asking
the county to add the area into its
city limits.
But on Wednesday. City Man-
ager Kevin Murphy said that d.is-
cussion will likely be put off until
March 9 to give aty staif more
time to try to ham.mer out a
detailed agreement for water and
•SEE COAST PAGE A14
lhlstees to
spare Middle
College High
RE FLE CTION S
•Newport-Mesa trustees come
away impressed after touring pro-
gram based at OCC.
By Marissa Espino. Daily Piiot
ORANGE COAST COLµ:GE -Sending a
message of encouragement to students of
Orange Coast MiddJe College High School,
three members of the Newport-Mesa board of
trustees paid a visit this week to the altemabve
high school here and gave it the1I stamp of
approval.
"fylo months after parents responded to
"I think it is
the job of the
board now to
do more to
help coun-
sel ors and
teacher s
rumors in December
: that their school was
: in danger of closing,
: parents, faculty and
: students were reas-
: sured by Newport-! Mesa Unified School
: District board mem· ! bers Jim Ferryman,
: Dana Black and
: Wendy Leece that the ! program is here to
recruit stu -: stay. : ~Since we know dents to be in ! that the last two years
the program II: WaS under 8 pilot · · · : grant and there had
_ WENDY LEECE ! been ~ome rough : spots with some con-
: cem s last fall, we ! were eager to see the
• program working and
happy to know that the parents concerns have
been resolved. to their satisfaction,· Leece srud.
"The facility is really state of the art as far as
technology and it is just a nice learning envi-
ronment.•
About 65 sophomores and juniors attend the
program that targets students who have high
potential but are underachievers.
The middle college high school, which
allows students to take elective college cours-
es, is expected next year to offer the program
to seniors as well, with a goal bf 120 students
attending .
"I'm glad to know the vision is to recruit
many more students who maybe don't do well
at a comprehensive high school, but really
don't belong in a continuation high school,"
Leece said. "I think it is the job of the board
now to do more to help counselors and teach-
ers recruit students to be in the program."
•SEE SPARED PAGE A13
OON I.EACH I OAl.Y I'll.OT
Recent rain bas left oodles of puddles around the Newport-Mesa area, like
thls one at the Corona del Mar track. The Orange County United Slammers
just Jogged around i t
MAAC MAATlll / OAl.Y 1'1.0T
Some residents in the Newport Coast don't feel they would get a
fair shake from being annexed by Newport Beach.
Fate of youth club
now rests with
city parks panel
• Newport officials con-
sider taking over Boys
and Girls Clu b facility in
Eastbluff for adult
recreation needs.
By Marissa Espino, Datly Prior
EASTBLUFF -The fate of the
Boys and Girls C lub branch here
IS now m the hands of the city's
Parks, Beaches and Recr~ation
Comrmssion.
The after-school youth pro-·
gram has been operating in the
Eastbluff Park building on a
month-to-month basis since its
25-year lease with the city
expired June 30, 1996.
The city is considering cancel-
ing or revising the lease to make
QUESTION
aTY OR llOYS Q.Ual
Should the city renew
the lease of the Boys I and Girls Oub in East-
bluffl Please leave
your commenu on
our Reader's Hotflne
at 642..Q>86.
See Daily Pilot editorial on ~
~ Girts Oub, page A 12
it tfu! new home for recreation
programs the city offers at the
Llncoln School gymnasium
• SEE CLUB PAGE A 13
School officials warn
of deadly bacteria
• Information sent to
Newport-Mesa parents
gives tips on how to avoid
meningococcal meningi-
tis, which claimed life of
Tustin girl last week.
By Christopher Goff a rd. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -While
health experts call the death of a
14-year-old Tustin girl Friday an
1Solated attack of the meningo-
coccal bacteria, local school offi-
cials are taking no chances.
Board member Serene Stokes
said a bulletin will be sent to
every school in the Newport-
Mesa unified district With tips on
how to prevent the likelihood of
contracting the disease.
Local reaction to the death of
Lauren Burke, an eighth-grader
from n.istin, was largely subdued,
however. Stokes said there was
no noticeable increase in calls
from parents
Still, no one wants a repeat ot
last year's ordeal, when a 12-year-
old Costa Mesa High School stu-
dent died of merungococcdl
meningitis and another girl had
her foot amputated during a bout
with the disease.
•There's always concern,
especially with kids, m tbJ.s type
of a situation," said Costa Mesa
High School Principal Andy Her-
nandez. •What I'm happy about
is I think we did an excellent JOb
..Pf educating our students."
1 Health affid.als say good
hygiene is the b y to preventing
transmission of the disease, which
crops up in 20 to •o cases each year
in Orange CoWlty but proves fatal
in relattvely few of them.
•SEE BACTERIA PAGE A14
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run, benefiting local schools,
is largest in county.
By Marissa Espl no, Daily Pilot
Attempting to be the largest
ehildren's race in the state, volun-
teers for Sunday's 24 Hour Fitness
Spirit Run in Newport Beach hope
to raise more than $100,000 for
three Newport Beach elementary
schools.
Andersen, Lincoln and Harbor
View elementary schools will
receive all proceeds from th 15th
annual race that orqanizen say has
become the largest childreri't race in
Orange County.
•0ur goal thil year ti to really
reech out. Our regiltratlon (c:ou.nt} is
. the higbelt ll has ever beeft. • Mid
race director CYndi• ~.
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• ~2 THURSDAY, FIMUAAY 19, 1998 Newport ~ Mna Daily Pilot
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Vows to get weddi,ng guests on theirfeet
-----------:' · Get exclusive
BBC collection
at Grog Shop
T be Grog Shop at the Balboa
8dy Club 1s having a 50% to
70'Y,, off sale on the club's BBC
rnllechon ol finer women's clothing
1hrough Sunddy. Included in the sale
dfP fdll dOd wrntPr merchandise.
Kimberly Ddubner, manager of the
Crog Shop, sc11d, "The BBC collection
1<; the hidden wwel of the BBC. You
c dn find merchandise that you can't
I ind di IM<Jf'r department stores.•
Th<• c lothtng collection is not usu-
cdly '>old in the Grog Shop, a gift and
convena<>nn.> store, but the clearance
'><11<' will tdkE' place there As long as
you tell the front gate you're going to
th1• < iroq shop, lhe pubhc 1s di ways
WPlc ome to shop there The Balboa
-~dY Cluh (645-5000) is at 1221 W .
(:odst I llghwdy Ul Newport Beach.
Golf Day (642-0315) opened di Tri-
-rlnqle Squc1re dnd offers a 30-day
pnc c guMc1ntec• on eqwpment. If you
find the same• Pquipment elsewhere
for l<''>S money within 30 days, Golf
Oc1y will refund the difference. It
you're shopping for clubs, there's d
$50,000 golJ s1muldtor inside the store
where you can practice hilling clubs
tor the l><''>t fit. The store has an
t•xtellent ~election of Taylor and Cdl-
lowcty nwrc-hctndise, men's and
women's dppMel, shoes, pro Line
clubs dnd dccessones
. .. IS
1'be life of any party
OOCTOI DJ
• Battleson, the owner of Battleson Entertal.runent
Inc . ....:.. a Newport BeeCh company that provides disc JOclteys for buridredl or wedding ceremonies, recep-
tions, btrtbday putieJ and other events each year -
got Into the line oC work 16 yean ago, sort of by acci-
dent.
While still in high ICbool. Battleson, 30, b4d his
lights set on becoming a doctor, Just like his dad.
But a bad score on a chemistry final ex.am shot
down that career goal.
"I tlunked that exam and lbe next day, I went to a
party where they bad a DJ and I·knew right then that
was what I wanted to do," Battleson said.
Now, Battleson ts the head of his own company
with 16 employee$ and has personally played music
and entertained at more than 1,000 wedding recep-
tions since 1984.
BEST AND WORST
Pora man who plays on average 60 songs during a
typical four-hour wedding reception, Battleson defi-
nitely hal his favorites and those which simply make
him cringe.
Without a doubt, Battlesou said one song that any
decent wedding reception DJ has to keep on band at
all times ls "Old nme Rock 'n' Roll" by Bob Seger and
the Silver Bullet Band.
"That's got to be the most requested wedding
reception song ever," Bartleson said. •And we all just
hate it bec4use we have to play it at almost eveJY sin-
gle party."
A5 for the songs that person.ally make his skin
crawl, but still seem to get requested over and over
again, Battleson has a couple.
"Definitely 'Wind Beneath My Wings,"' Battleson
said. 11And the 'Macarena.' We don't play that one
unless it's requested."
JOB HAS DOWN SIDES
Besides playing stale old love songs or cheesy
dance tracks for hours on end, Battleson said, surplii-
ingly, being a OJ can be dangerous to one's health.
While he has escaped physical injury during his
career, Battleson said a friend and fellow dilc jockey
once showed up a few hours late to a wedding receir
tion, only to be beaten up by the groom arid the father
of the bride.
1 • And the wedding fiascoes tiaven't t>een: resented
for the DJs, he said.
On two separate occasions, Battleson has been
playing music at a wedding reception when an elder-
ly family member died right on the dance floor, an
unfortunate family tragedy that even the best DJ can't
overcome.
•Once lt happened at the end of the reception so
the~ was pretty much over anyway," he said.
OUT WITH THE OLD
Battleson is quick to potnt out bow far his craft bas
come since the early days of wedding reception enter·
tAinment.
•The bunny bop is deed. the hokey pokeyis dead and
the chicken dance !s ~dead,• Battleson sakt.
But besides replacing those generations-old wed-
ding reception traclitions with newer group pertidpa-
tion dance anthems, Battleson said being a DJ isn't
what it used to be.
In a day when just about every DJ has the same
sound equipment and songs to play, Battleson said
succeeding in his competitive field depends on the DJ.
"It comes down to presentation and persona.lity, •
Battleson said. "It really takes a spedal kind of per-
sonality to do a wedding well. It can't be leamed. You
either have it or you don't.·
-· . The u1llmdlf' m leg ctnd body wear
Cdn be found ctt the Wolford Boutique
(556-7900) located near Nordstrom on
the second lc•vel of South Coast Plaza
Its biggest sc1le of the sedson 1s in
progrcs'> l'hrough Sdturdcly, with sav-
ings up to 70"'., The tiny bouttque 1s
l1llc·d with thP bc•s t fctbncs, styles, col-
ors dnd pcttl<'rns of leg and body wear
thdl 1s c1vdilc1bl<> anywhere
County now taking aim at Piecemakers Cline garners
chamber's top
business honor Jazzerc1sc• dasst>s are available in
Corond rlel Mar at a Jazzerctse stu-
dio, (fi5:J-4294) or (951-7517). at 3100
E. Coctst I lighway in Corona del Mar.
The dctsses drC being taught by
•Religious ~mmune being investigated for sale o~
food at Adams Avenue shop.
lsctbel Alcorn, who charges $8 a class
or $60 d month for unhmiled classes.
I've nt'vf'T tned Jc1zzerc1se, but Alcorn
says it's c1 re>c1lly good workout, it lasts
un hour ctnc.I 1t includes stretching and
derob1cs Jazzerc1se 1s the world's
laryest ddnce-htness program, and If
you'd like to try 1t, there's a two-for-
one, br1nq-d-fnend offer available for
d hnutecl L1mf'
Baby Duds (631 -7363), a resale
clothmg and accessones store !or
infants to 5-yec1r-olds. 1s havmg a
50% off sale on clothmg through Feb-
ruary The store also buys and trades
Little Tykes yard toys, but the selec-
tton is currently low If you hdve mer-
chandise you'd like lo selJ at the
s hop, you can make an appointment
on Wednesdays.
Baby Duds is at 2484 Newport
Blvd. in \osta Mesa
• •EST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays.
If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224,
fax me at 646 4170 or write me at Best Buys,
Dally Piiot. 330 w Bay St Costa Mes.i, 92627
By Tim Grenda, Datly Pilot
COSTA MESA -They
have settled their legal fight
with the city, but now the
Piecemakers may have to go
toe-to-toe with the county
health department.
The controversial religious
commune. which owns the
Piecemakers Country Store, is
now the target of a renewed
county investigation into
unpermitted food service and
other acl!Vllles at the Addllls
Avenue shop, county officials
said Wednesday.
•Every effort will be made
to move forward (with the
case)," said Jim Huston, assis-
tant director of the county
department of env1ronmen~al
health.
The focus on the group by
county health inspectors comes
just weeks after some of the
Piecemakers settled separate
criminal charges brought
against them by the city.
The Piecemakers were
charged with violating more
than a dozen fire and building
codes and a bancllul of permit
requirements. Last month, four
of the group's leaders pleaded
no contest to three of the per-
mit violations and the rest of
the case against them was dis·
missed.
Anne Sorensen, one of the
group leaders who recently
pleaded no cont~st and
received two years probation,
refused to cormnent Wednes-
day on the county's talk about
cracking down on the store .
Huston said county officials
are most interested in one pan
of the deal that settled the
city's criminal case against the
city.
In pleading no contest, each
of the four Piecemakers also
agreed to "obey all laws and
orders of the court during the
period of probation," which is
for the next two years.
"Now, does that relate to
violations we might find if we
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were to do
an inspec·
lion at the
s tor e?"
Huston
said.
While
city offi-
cials went
after the
group for Marte Kolasimkl
holding
eve nts
without permits and breaking
building and fire codes at a
warehouse across town that
the group has since vacated,
county officials may pursue
prosecuting the group for
health code violations.
The store sells food includ-
ing soups. breads and other
items but doesn't have a cur-
rent health pemtit to do so.
While they haven't had any
altercations with the group in
the past year, county health
inspectors have suffered their
share of verbal venom from the
group.
The last few times county
health inspectors paid a visit to
the Piecemake rs' store, they
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were derue d access lo the
property by the owners and
told to leave, Huston said .
And in 1995, angered by
counly orders to shut down a
tea room and small candy
counter the Piecemakers had
operated without permits in
their store, group leader Marie
Kolasinski fired off an angry,
profanity-laced letter to Hus-
ton's office.
In the letter, wJUch was later
forwarded to city police and
federal investigators because
of its threate ning tone,
Kolasinski said government
inspectors like Huston had bet-
ter watch out.
"God has a way of getting
rid of those who try to rule over
his people," Kolasinski wrote
in the Jetter. MHe is about to get
rid of all of you."
The letter then closed with a
reference to another act of civ-
il disobedience aimed at sen(l-
ing a message to government.
"The next people who rise
up against you could get a lit-
tle tough ... like Oklahoma, for
instance."
NEWPORT BEACH
Dave Cline, the presi-
dent of Balboa Instruments
and the owner of Pluid
Research Corp.. has been
named the 1998 Costa
Mesa Businessman of the
Year, the Chamber of Com-
merce announi:ed Wednes-
day.
Cline, who is a member
of the Economic Advisory
Task Force with the foUI
Orange County Communi-
ty College Districts, runs
the world's largest spa con-
trol manufacturing compa-
ny and holds more than six
patents relating to water
therapy.
A graduate of Cal State
Fullerton, Cline won the
chamber's Partnering Edu-
cation and Community
Award in 1997.
-Christopher Goff ard
• Newport 9oUl.YM'd: A cellular phone worth $200 was stolen from a busi-
ness In the 3300 bloc.k.
• PMhlon Jsl.nd; A tellular phone worth $339 was lost or stolen from the
food court.
• St. Jwnel ltoed: A woman received annoytng ~ In the 700 block.
• MMn S1Net: $350 tash W1$ stolen from a business In ttM 200 blodc.
COSTA MESA
• ...,.., .......... : A Panatonlc: portable COmplet dfsc player Wonh S12S
WIS stOten "'°'" • home In tN MOO block •
....... .., Pew: Computw ~worth S900 WIS stolen from • home
In the 2100 block.
• .,..... ~ A jadtet. wallet and f)Urlt worth S 160 wer-. stolen from the
2600 btodt.
•._, ... ~A~ fled when the resldtn\ of a home In 1M toe>
btodt sc.nd him off •
• "' "11t -.A1u1M A toolbox and toots ~ SS.GOO WIN ....,_ fialn 1
~In the 1700 beodt.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 A3
TWO INJURED IN SMASHUP Decker not doing his colleagues any favors
I MAAC MARffi I DALY Pt.OT
1\No mot<?rists .were taken to Hoag Hospital with minor
Injuries in a two-car accident Wednesday morning on the
northbound Costa Mesa Freeway near the Corona del Mar
Freeway, police said. The accident. which occurTed around 9
a.m., forced both a white Ford Explorer and a gray sedan
to roll over, police and witnesses said. The California High··
way Patrol was unable Wednesday to furnish infonnation
about the cause of the accident.
0 n the swface, it's a no-
brainer.
The Newport-Mesa school
boa.rd should call off the search
teams. release the consultants
and buy books and fix bath-
rooms with the tens of thou-
sands of dollars being spent on
the hunt for a new supennten-
dent.
Then it should hire Ed Decker
He wants the JOb and, as an
academic dean of Coastline
Coll~ge, he obviously has the
administrative skills and expe-
rience.
As a veteran school-board
trustee, he knows the district,
its problems and its people,
warts and all.
And certainly. Ed Decker is d
man of impeccable bdckground
and integrity, a ma" Liked and
respected by everyone who
deals with him. So hire the
man.
Unload this costly, agonizing
and time-devouring process
and get on with the real work
or this school board.
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But iI the other trustees don't
9ive Ed Decker the JOb, they
should give him an ultimatum
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S~hools cash in on Triangle Square plan
Thangle Square shoppers who participated in the program turned
m receipts totaling $5 or more in merchandise purchased between
Oct 1 and Dec. 31 m exchange for Cash 4 Your School tickets.
A total of $10,000 was divided among the participating schools
according to how many points were earned.
The following is a list of the participants' points and winnings
from Triangle Square's Cash 4 Your School program:
• Costa Mesa High -94,400 • $4,937
•Estancia High ; 38,590 -$2,018
• Ensign Intermediate · 28,005 -$1,465
• Newport Harbor High -14,535 · $760
• Corona del Mar High -7 ,880 -$412
• Woodbridge High -6,060 • $317
• TeWinkle Middle· 1,735 -$91
Tell him to take himself out
of contention for the Newport·
Mesa superintendency or lake
hunself off the board.
For Decker to remain a Cdn·
didate and a member of the
board that will select the per·
son to fill the job he wants i!>
wrong.
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It is untenable and unfair
Unfair to his colleagues on the
board, unfair to the students
and staff, unfair to the dtstnct
as a whole and certainly unfdtr
to the residents or the district
he represents.
The fact that he is recused ~------------------------------------------------------J
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from any involvement m the
selection process makes the sit·
uation worse. not better
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Believe me, l have nothing
against Decker.
If any other member of the
I
board bad thrown her or his hdt
in the ring instead of Decker. I
would be writing the same col-
I
umn.
r'am not so concerned dbout
the Mesa Verde area Decker
I
represents losing representation
-although they certainly have
a legitimate fear -as I dm over
the rock-and-a-hard·pldce pos1·
tion in which his candidacy
places the remaining boMd
'members.
Let's say there are sevPral
candidates who drC· cledrl}
superior to Decker
How difficult will 1t be for
the other trustees to dismiss
their colleague from thP final
I selection pool?
Many of us have been there,
done that Down deep, we real-
ize that good ol' Bob is not the
absolute, A· 1 king of the hill.
But heck, we know tum, he's a
gredt guy and so our objectivity
is sorely -perhaps uncon-
sciously -tried.
Or, let's say Decker actually
W1ns the JOb. The only event
that can be predicted with cer-
tainty 1s that a controversy of
some kmd will eventually
erupt Will board members then
be blamed for hinng one of
their own?
On the other hand, let's Sd)i
Decker doesn't get the JOb and
returns to the board as a full-
lime voting member
C dn tus relations with these
collt>c1g ues ever be really the
same' knowing that they could
have awarded tum the job but
didn't?
And if he does become the
superintendent, will the board
ever be able to avoid accusa-
llons of favoritism?
Alc,o, what about this: The
bodrd boils down to one candi·
date. lt 1s time for the ultimate
yed or nay. And the vote is 3-3
Whdl happens? Who breaks the
tte?
Admittedly, l am terribly
rustv on my Robert's Rules of
Order , but there seems to be a
serious procedural'problem
there, which 1s one reason such
boards are structured with an
uneven number. of members.
Though the board has said 1t
hopes to elect a new supenn-
tendent unanimously, a he 1s
always a possibility, a close
I vote. a probability Remember,
Mac Bernd was b'ifed on a 4-3
split
I
Forget that the school board
tn fact represents the communi-
ty at large, this ts one of the
eventualities people in the
I oeighborhobds Decker repre-
sents tear most.
I
Here's another aspect· Ed
Decker is the only member of
this school board to have top-
level adnurustrabve experience.
I That was a key plank m his
platform when he ran for the
board
But W1lh hun unable to par-
ttcipate in the selection process,
the board and the commuruty
are denied thdt expertise.
What it boils down to is this
Ed Decker is a superbly
qualified candidate to become I the new superintendent of the
Newport-Mesa School Distnct
He ts a knowledgeable mem-
1 ber of the board, one whose
expertise in top-level adnums·
tration can be of inestimable I value in helping select the new
executive
But by not res1gmng, Decker
puts his personal interest ahead
of the distnct's, and that is not
what he was elected to do.
George Heywood asked,
"Would }'e both eat your cake
and have your cake?" l Ed Decker 1s saymg yes. I
think the proper answer is no,
you should not
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GARDEN CLUB
The Newport Hills Garden
Club meets at 9:30 a.m. a.t the
Oasis Senior Center, room lAB,
800 Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
Guest speaker J7ifi Chao, a local
food editor, will speak about
Cooking with Herbs. For more
Ullormation, call 644-8806.
COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE
The Costa Mesa Art League's
meets at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park
Ave Pam McKle of M Graham
Co will present new and uruque
tools and accessones for use m
pamtmg, decorabve drtS, crafts
and hobbies For more mlonna-
uon, call 540-6430
INTERNET WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College's Re-
Entry Center offers a free 90-
nunute workshop, Joh Search on
the Internet, from 5 lo 6:30 p.m. in
the room 106, Re-Entry Center,
2701 FatIVH!W Road, Costa Mesa.
For morP mfonndlion, call 432-
5162.
CHAMBER BREAKFAST BOOST
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce meets for the 90-
Minutr BrC>dkfasl Boost from 7: 15
to 8·45 a m at the Costa Mesa
Country Club, 1701 GoU Course
Dnve, Costd t--lesa The cost is $12
for prepdtd reservations cU1d $17
di lhe door For more mlormatlon,
call 885-4oqo
ABUSE PREVENTION CLASS
The Orange County Chtld
Abuse PrevenlJon Cente r offers
•BUY
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classes for those interested m vol-
unteering for its Welcome Baby
support program or the Tender
Care parent mentoring program,
from 6:30 to 9:30 p .m. at 2482
Newport Blvd., Suite 7, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
722-1107.
CAREER NETWORK
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church's Career Network meet-
ing for those unemployed meets
Crom 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Stewart
Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. Jack Hart, the
hwnan resources vice president
for Beckman Instruments, will
dl.scuss Handling Your Toughest
Interview Questions. For more
inlonnation, call 574-2239.
RESTORING MARJNE HABITAT
The Orange County Coast
Association meets at 11 :30 a.m. at
the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The luncheon
features Tom Raftican of the Unit-
ed Anglers of Southern California
discussing restoring the marine
habitat, recreational fishing and
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GAl.AMGOS ISLAND PftOGRAM
The Santa Ana Zoo presents a
free preview program about its
Galapagos Island Cruise at 7:30
p.m. at the NeighboJ'hood Com·
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa. For more infonna-·
tion, call 647-6598.
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SAnJRDAY
GARAGE SALE
Boy Scout Troop 37's annual
garage sale ls from 8:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m . at the Udo Isle Club-
house, 701 Via Udo Soud, New-
port Beach. The scouts will pick
up furniture, clothing, sports
equipment and other donations
for the fund-raiser. For more infor-
mation, call 673-7427.
PATENTING SEMINAR
Orange Coast College offers a
free patenting seminar from 9 to
10 a.m. at 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Two more seminars
are offered in the day from 10:30
to 4:30 p.m. for a cost. For more
information, call 432-5880.
ABUSE PREVENTION ClASS
BEANIE BABIE SHOW
The Southern Calllomia
Beanie Babie Trade Show from 8
a.m. to 3 p.m. a.t The Countryside
Inn Hotel, 325 S. Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Ad.mission is $3 arid ch11-
dren under seven are tree. The
public may bring up to t O Beanies
to trade. For more information,
call 316--0318.
PEDDLERS MARKET
The Piecemakers present a
free Peddler's Market from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Get your rummage
together and enjoy the fun of
being part of a huge community
garage sale. Call 641-3112.
COMPUTER SHOW
Super Show Productions, Inc.
offers a computer show from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m . in building 12 at
Orange County Fairgrounds, 88
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admis·
sion is $5. For more information,
call 708-324 7.
WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN
The Yoga Place offers a yoga
workshop combined with medita-
tion, chanting, drawing and writ·
mg for women from l :30 to 4:30
p.m. at 1835 Newport Blvd., Swte
A-208, Costa Mesa. The cost is
$35. Call 642-7400.
RE-LEAF COSTA MESA
Re-Leal Costa Mesa meets at 9
a.m . at TeWinkle Middle Sch()()!
parking lot, 3224 California f; ..
Costa Mesa to plant trees in tht:
Mesa Verde neighborhood. Vol-
unteers 6J'e needed. For more
U1.fonnation, call 431-5874.
BACK BAY TOUR
Paddle Power offers a free
introductory kayak lesson along
the Back Bay Ecological Reserve.
Space is limited. For reservations,
call 675-1215.
KABC radio commentator and
author Michael Jackson is the
featured speaker at Public Opin-
ion on the Airwaves, at 7 p.m.,.in
the Newport Beach Central
Library's Friends Meeting Room,
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. The program, part of the
Martin W. Witte Disti.ngwshed
Speakers Lecture Series, is $20. A
light buffet reception sponsored
cy The Ritz Restaurant and.Gar-
den will follow. For more informa-
tion, call 644-3296.
The Orange County Child
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 Newpon 8Hch/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc
ic group prepares for Mia ·Farrow visit
M la Farrow is coming to
town for a visit, a bit of
lunch, and hopefully
some frank conversation with the
ladies and gents who turn out to
support the Big Canyon/Spyglass
Hill Philhannoruc event slated for
March 12.
The Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel at Fashion Island will open
its ballroom doors for the Farrow
luncheon being planned by a
committee of more than 100
locals led by benefit chair Fran
Mulvanla and Big Canyon/Spy-
glass Hill Philhannonk Associa-
tion President Eve Komyel.
Other organizers include
Patrtda Lane, Judy Shepard,
Darlene Mal)clark, Lana Chan-
dler and Elena Ross.
The women have chosen to
create an Irish theme to comple-
ment their guest of honor. Far-
row, of lrish descent, divides her
time between a home on the east
coast and another in Ireland.
The St. Patrick's Day theme of
green and white will spill over
into the menu, with party plan-
I.slanders founders Mary Ann Wells, left, and Mary Lou Hornsby,
right. Dank Diane McDonald at the European lingerie luncheon
held at Neiman Marcus last week. The event raised more than
$4,000 for Court Appointed Special Advocates.
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DoN'T delay, come in while there is still a great selection.
CHARLES H. BARR
ners consulting with the Marriott
kitchen to prepare a special Irish
dessert.
Mulvania reports that under-
writers and corporate sponsor-
ship is strong, with more than
30% of the funds coming from
members of the Big Canyon/Spy-
glass organization. '
Don~ include Wolf and Ann
Stem. Arlhur Voss, Jacquelyn and
Larry Stephenson. Gael Laurltzen,
Stan Hamon, PatU Edwards.
Marta Cro1cber, Judle and
George Argyros, and Donna and
John Crean. Tickets to the Mia
Parrow luncheon are $75 and can
be reseJVed by calling 553-2422. •••
As music Crom piano player
Terry Conder drifted through the
charming Back Bay estate of
Bobbie and Hal Polley recently,
the patronesses of the Camelot
Chapter of the Guilds of The
Orange County Performing Arts
Center sipped afternoon tea,
enjoying the company and the
view, all in support of Orange
County performing arts.
Local patronesses from the Orange County Performing Arts Guild gathered at the home of Bobbie
Polley, second from right, to enjoy afternoon tea. Members from left are Barbara DeMott, Carolyn
Hibbard,· Jan Seltz, Polley and Diana Conner, chairman of the guild.
It was the annual high tea for
the ladies of Camelot, planned
with finesse by ~arolyn Hibbard
and Horty De La Plante.
Camelot proudly lists 91 ladies in
the community as patronesses of
their guild, the largest number of
sustaining women supporting
any of the guilds of The Center.
Darlene Swearingen offered,
"The High Tea was a wonderful,
enjoyable and auspicious occa-
sion for Camelot." Also in the
crowd at the Polley home was
Diana Conner, 1997-98 chairman
of the GwJds· of the Center, along
with Camelot members Jan Seltz
and Barbara DeMott.
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The sold out Islanders lun-
cheon at Neiman Marcus raised
more than $4,000 for Court
Appointed Special Advocates ·
this past week as some 80 gals in
glam threads surveyed a fashion
show of minimal threads on male
and female models showing off
European lingerie.
ln between bites of lunch
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male model selected especially
for the Islanders. •
Executive chef Thomas Cur-
ran prepared a luncheon of
chicken crepes in a creamy
lemon and white wine sauce fol-
lowed by a dessert of heart-
shaped hazelnut creme puff with
fresh benies in keeping with the
Valentine spirit.
NaturallY, there was a great
deal of red in the room (not just
blushing faces when #Mr. Abs"
entered), but red suits for Valen-
tine's Day, and red lingene on
the female models.
Kimberlee Belli went home
with a $500 Neiman Marcus gilt
certificate and 10 other women
won fragrances valued at $100-
$200 each . Islanders founders
Mary Lou Hornsby and Mary
Ann Wells were on hand with
president Joni Allison, event
chair Diane McDonald and hard-
working luncheon organizers
Pam Arnett. Beth Bidna, Ramona
Bemamontt, Ann Stem, Jody
Olsen and Candice Schnapp.
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runs petlodlcally In the Dally Piiot. If you'd llke Information on get-
ting your organization listed, aill
642-4321, ext. 331.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION
The Alzheimer's Association of
Orange County needs volunteers
for either of two services -
"helpline" asst.st.ants at the chapter
, office, or support group leaders/co-
.Jeaders in the community. Day-
long helpline training sesstons and
support group leader training ses-
sions are free. They also include a
light lunch. To register,• call 283-
111 1 as soon as possible~
AMERICAN HOME HEAJ.JH HOSPtCE
· 'The American Jiome Health
Hospice Program needs volun-
teers to give emotional support to
tenninal.ly ill patients and their
families in the greater Orange
County area. 1raining is provided.
Ror information, call 550-0800 or
(800) 540-2545.
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
Men and women over 20 years
old who have lived in Orange
County for at least six months and
have been on the job for at least
three months are needed to 6erve
as big brothers or big sisters for
children ages 6 to 16 from single-
\ volunteer diredory
pa.rent homes. For information,
call 544-7773
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CENTER fOR CREA11VE AlJ'ERNAl1VES
The Center for Cre<ttive Alter-
natives, a non-profit charitable
organization that works through
the United Way, needs volunteers,
graduate level interns or trainees.
For information, call Karen, 642-
0377.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES ,...
Dispute Resolution Services
needs volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach assistants
to help in a variety of mediation
cases. Bilingual language skills
are needed for office volunteers
and for mediators. For more mfor-
mation, call 250-0488.
ENVIRONMENTAL NAl\JRE QNTER
Each year thousands of school
children visit the center'' inter-
pretive Nature Center in Newport
Beach. It features 13 unique Cali-
fornia habitats the kids learn
about through the center's educa-
tional programs. The center
needs volunteer trail guides to
help these viSitors learn about
the11 environment. Contact the
office at 645-8489.
FISH -HARBOR AREA INC.
Call 642-6060 to help Fnends
in Service to Humanity (FISH)
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1998
provtde ongomg Mobile Med.ls j
program and emergency assis-
tance 1t provides those in need
Both dlways seek volunteer assis-
tance m a vanety of areas For
more mfonnation, call 645-8050
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts of Ofdnge
County need volunteers to be I
trained as troop leaders, serve on
speoal committees and give lec-
tures, demonstratiof1S or classes
For information, call 979-7900
INTERFAITH COUNOL
The Newport-Mesa-Irvine
lnterfa1th Council, dil umbrelld
organization for several area ser-
vice groups, needs volunteers
acbve m locaJ congregations. Call
Jim DeBoom, 548-4942
JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT
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THURSDAY, FEBIUAIY 111_1~1~11~---~· NIWPOIT llAC /COSTA MESA
reel critics ...
'Sphere' sinks while 'The Wedding Singer' succeeds
•EDITOR'S NOlE: The Reel Critics
column features movie critiques written
by community members serving on our
panel
Thriller leaves giant
hole in fear factor
0 n a scaJe of one to 10, I'd
have to give lhli movie a
btg tat "Sphere "
Barry Levison's odyssey about
a 300-yedI-old <urtrdft found rest-
mg at the bottom of the sea
wouJd hdve been more dptly
titled "Zero Elfect" lor the ldsllng
effect it had on
me
The picture
begms with
much prombe
when psychol-
ogist Nonndn
Goodman
(Dush.n I Iott-
man) IS CdllPd
111 by the Ft·d-
eral A\'ldlton
Adm1mstrd-Ken BucchJ
uon, or so ht>
thinks, to tend
to the \'JCllJ11c; ol dn dtrl111e catd-
strophe
When he dmves on site, how-
ever, he ltn<ls the "crrtsh" scene
veiled in '>ecrecy Assembled on
a Na\dl -.essel in the appro){J-
mate locdt1on of the purportt•d
incident, dre several of Good-
man's tormer colleagues.
The tedJn compos1llon 1s d'>
follows Shdron Stone pldys d
mentdll} unstdble manne b1olo-
g1st (George Costanza did II hC'l -
ter on SP1n1dd) named Beth
Halpenn. Sdllluel Jdckson u, d
mathenMtJC"lan with d clever
sense of humor (only in HoU}-
wood), and L1Pv Schreiber plc1y.,
a phys1ns1 who ianc1es hlmself
the humctnlldnctn a la Albert Ein-
stein
When you discover that their
assemblage was the result of a
fraudulent report made to the
President by Goodman a number
of years earher in response to
one of those oft wasteful govern-
ment studies (Uus one on what to
do iJ confronted by aliens), you
are left teetering on the edge of
your seat.
It's d1l edge, however, that
you're never m jeopardy of
falling off of, l'm afraid. Or, as it
were, l wasn't afraid, and you
won't be either.
The only Uung "Sphere" bas
io common with fear is it rhymes
with it. And therein lies the prob-
lem: a great premise and an even
greater cast cannot add sub-
stance or tension to a story with
plotting that has been recycled
more times than this newspaper,
characters that come and go with
more regularity than Monica
Lewmsky to the Oval Office and
an alien so elusive and so devoid
of emobon that I wanted to call
him Al (for Al Gore) rather than
Jerry.
That's right, the "Sphere"
goes by the name Jerry, like Al, I
mean HAL from "2001: A Space
Odyssey."
My wife and I ate Chinese
food after the movie and, believe
it or not, 1t stuck with us longer
than Sphere did and was a heck
of a lot scarier.
• KEN BUCCHI, 35, lives in Balboa and
is a personnel analyst for the City of Los
Angeles and a published author
'Sphere' is a big waste
· of Hollywood talent
T he ads entice you with
"From the best-selling
author of 'Jurassic Park'
and 'The Lost World!' uFrom the
dirt>ctor of ·wag the Dog' and
'R.un Man!'" "Stamng Academy-
Award nominees Dustin Hoffman,
Samuel L. Jackson and Sharon
Stone!" You say to yourself, •oK,
I'm ti.red of the rain, let's go see
the movie. How bad can it be?"
The answer
(to quote from
the movie} is
"Oh-my -
God."
Based upon
Michael
Crichton's
book of a few
ye~ago,
"Sphere"
should have
Susanne Perez everything
going for it.
However, the film is much like
the object of the title: big, shiny
and empty. What a waste of tal-
ent!
You'll recognize the formula:
The military discovers a giant
spacecraft that's been at the bot-
tom of the Pacific for eons. They
call in an elite team to welcome
the aliens: the worrisome psy-
chologist (Hoftman) .. the insecure
astrophysicist (Liev Schreiber),
the cool mathematician (Jackson)
and the glamorous biochemist
(Stone).
They are sent down 111 design-
er diving gear in order to utter
things like, "Look at the size of
it!" and "We're all gonna die
here. ya know?" No expense is
spared in the use of e normous
sets, dizzying special effects, and
nugraine-inducing camera shots
lil an effort to make the thin story
seem more -deep.
There are brief bouts of humor
and a couple of jump-m-your-
seat moments. The mystery of
the spacecraft is explamed at the
e nd with some jaw-dropping
psychobabble (basically, para-
noia will destroy ya).
The true fascination this
movie held for me was how -
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Next Thursday, Jleel Crttlcs review .. lWWgbt. • a film about
present-day Los Angeles starring Paul Newman. -'\..
after all the dives, fires, smoke,
tears, etc. -Sharon Stone's eye
makeup and lipstick remained
perfect. Now that's science fic-
tion!
• SUSANNE PEREZ, 43, lives in Costa
Mesa and is an executive secretary for
an office furniture manufacturing firm.
since his fans will go see the
movie anyway. .
But why should you, who nev-
er saw "Happy Gilmore" or "Bil-
ly Madison" see HThe Wedding
Smger?" Because it's surprisingly
witty and delightfully romantic.
Barrymore) a pretty waitress.
He's an all-around nice guy -
until his bride is a no~show at the
altar.
"The Wedding Singer" is a
classic love story, but it's also a
hilarious ride. The costumes are
crazy, the scenery is wild, and
the remarks are searing. Political
correctness is thrown out the
window, and the consequences
will have you chuckling even
while your heart is ~elting.
With numerous albums and
appearances on ·satu.rday
Night Live," Sandler has amply
proven his singing prowess
before. But wbo knew he could
actually act? His previous out-
ings were mere shadows of his
SNL skits -nothing that could·
n't be overlooked.
While it isn't an Oscar-caliber
role, Sandler works magic on
screen. He handles the romance
as deftly as he rolls out the one-
liners. It's one of those things you
have to see to believe.
Barrymore has returned to the
innocent sweetness that she used
to capture Ainerica's heart in
"ET." She's the perfect girl-neXt-
door pixie. (How could anyone
cheat on someone like that!)
Sandler sings his way
to wedding stardom
T he music is strange, the
costumes are outlandish.
We've gone back in time to
1985. What was so memorable
about this particular year?
Remember the singer at all those
wedding receptions? Do you
really want to?
Robbie Hart
(Sandler) is liv-
ing in the
basement of
his sister's
house. To pass
the time until
he makes his
big break 111to
the music
industry, he
sings at wed-
ding recep·
bons and 1S
looking for-
With support and surprise
cameos by Christine Taylor (Mar-:
cia Brady in tbe Brady Bunch
movies), Steve Buscemi and Jon
Lovitz, "The Wedding Singer• is •
one surprise after another.
Melissa
Richardson
Enjoy, celebrate, maybe even
dance! Whatever you do, forget ..
those odd previews and you'll be •
pleasantly surprised, for "The
Wedding Singer" will croon its i:; way into your heart (and tunny
There is probably no one in
his right mind who waqted to see
"The Wedding Singer" 1for its
plot It's an Adam Sandler movie,
so the story doesn't really matter
ward to his own upcoming cere-
mony.
bone)!
• MEUSSA RICHARDSON, 17, is a
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UCI.
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He even befriends Julia (Drew
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New l.Jght Cuisine. Great M8l"Q8l'¢8S Hours: Lunch & Dinner All
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ewport BHch/Costa Mesa Dady Pil0< THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 A9
Jazz singer takes audience oll trip down memory lane
By Tom Titus
T he Balboa Bay Club has
been around for SO years.
Jazz pianist and singer
Page Cavanaugh has been
doing his thing even longer.
Friday night, the BBC
launched its yearlong golden
anniversary celebration Wlth a
well-received concert by the
Page Cavanaugh Trio that
turned back the clock for much,
u not most, of the audience.
Cavanaugh may be 76 years
young, but the sprightly pianist
fairly bubbles with energy and
t enthusiasm as he takes his audi-
ence down memory lane. One of
his numbers even predates him:
the 1908 ditty "Daisies Don't
Tell.~
It's obvicJus that Cavanaugh
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Page Cavanaugh, right,
and bassist Phil Mallo-
ry, left. alol)g with
drummer Warren Nel-
son entertained the
audience at the Balboa
Bay Club last Friday
night. At 76,
Cavanaugh stUl sings
and plays piano with
the same verve be did
ln the 1940s. He bas
recorded with such leg-
ends as Frank Sinatra,
Mel Torme and Doris
Day.
enjoys his work. .!
His ear-to-ear gnn is infec-
tious, and he revels in reminis-
cences. He's recorded with Prank
Sinatra~ Doris Day, Mel Tonne,
Connie Haynes and Helen
O'Connell, to name a few, but
Friday he celebrated his associa-
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bon with singer-composer Bobby
no up.
Cavanaugh spun· noup's
musical tale of •The Three
Bears H -which be said cured
tus little girl of requesting that
gleefully filled his audience m
on the details attending most of
his numbers
It's not the same Page
Cavanciugh Tuo that topped the
charts m the days before World
particular bed-
time story. That
song kicked
Cavanaugh's
cdreer into high
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course. The
current edition
includes drum-
gear back in the 1940s.
The trio put its own impnnl
on standards like "Tea for 1Wo,"
•sweet Georgia Brown,• "Gui
Talk" and "Give Me the Simple
Lile,• which opened the second
half of the program.
All the while, the maestro
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to strut thetr solo stuff.
Cavdnaugh left his audience
begging for more, and they'll
be gettmg more Of the Sdffie aU
through the year ds the BBC
celel;>rntes"its 50th btrlhddy
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I Next up on March 6 will be the
t 19-piece Glenn Miller Orches-
tril, playing a benefit for the
BBC 1221 Club Scholarship
Fund.
Another favonte from the
l . 40s, Les Brown and his Band of
Renown, arrives June 6, with a
"younger" group -the Beach
Boys - on tap for July 3
Subsequent dates in 1998 will
find the Four Freshmen (Aug. 1)
and the Luneliters (Aug 28)
entertaining in an outdoor
dtmospbere.
The Balboa Bay Club bashes
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European and Asian flavors abound at hidden Sage
By Marla Bird
E astbluff Center, a mall concealed
within a residential complex, bas
never been an outstanding desti-
nation for shoppen and diners. So it fol-
lows that a restaurant at the center, even
a very good one, faces daunting odds.
Nevertheless, it would be a very good
idea to get out your Thomas Guide and
find 2531 Eastbluff Drive because the
new restaurant called Sage tucked away
in a comer of the mall is a treasure
worth seeking.
Bluff residents know a good thing
when they taste it, and the 10-week old
restaurant is doing a rousing lunch and
dinner business and the word is spread-
ing.
Santa Monica Seafood Co. His catering
bUSUless here in Newport Beach is ably
assisted by a graduate of the Calif omia
Culinary Institute in San Francisco.
The combination has added a lot of
culinary sophistication to Mead's talent.
You will find great plzzas ($6.50 to
$10), excellent pastas ($9 to $13) and
imaginative salads ($5 to $10.50). Mead
shows an Asian appreciation and
respect with the vegetables ~e uses -
and they look wonderful.
Delicious sandwiches are offered dur-
ing the afternoon, including a grilled
chicken breast sandwich with a tantaliz-
ing smear of roasted garlic tartar sauce
($9); a grilled turkey burger ($8); and
the juicy Sage burger with certified
Angus ground chuck, -cheddar, pancetta
and red onions for
Reservations are
essential for dinner,
especi.ally on week-
ends, ma.king this one
DINING
REVIEW
$8.50. .
Sage is a vegetari·
an's Valhalla, too.
Among the many items
·of Newport's newest
success stories with all credit due to its
talented chef/owner Richard Mead.
Lunch and dinner plates hold gener-
ous portions and an extra panache in
the combination of flavors and beauty of
presentation. Attributable, he says, to
time with bis Chinese-American mother
in Bethesda, Maryland; two uncles in
New York City's Chinatown restaurants
and a cooking career that started when
he was 15.
Mead was a partner in the weU-
known Seventeenth Street Cafe in Santa
Moruca and as a consulting chef to the
is a sandwich of
Japanese grilled eggplant and roasted
red peppers with fresh mozzarella melt-
ing into fresh warm rosemary bread ($8).
Sandwiches come with a choice of
two sides: Sage's vegetable du jour, cole
slaw or trench fries. A deeply flavored
thick tortilla soup is also on the menu at
$4.50.
Mead's Chinese chicken salad ($9.50)
is made with an insider's special finesse
and he has created a brilliant combina-
tion in his signature Sage salad ($5.50)
in which he roasts those sanctimonious
winter root vegetables -turnips, beets
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Sage owner Richard Mead holds a
plate of grilled,. orange-ginger glazed
mahl mahl.
and ru~abaga -into a sensuous surprise
b~ adcling carrots, fennel and a dressing
with a gentle red wine Dijon vinaigrette.
Delicate baby greens adorn the gor-
gonzola salad with crunchy bits of can-
died pecans, with sliced Granny apples
and the unexpected rang· of dried cran-
berries in a raspberry vinaigrette ($5).
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Among the past.a entries are Chinese
salmen noodles ($9) in a soy-orange
mirin broth -a tort of Chinese angel
hair 1>4sta enhanced with brilliant julli-
enned vegetables. It was a dish which a
fellow taster could hardly bring himself
to share.
hello mushroom that sent its grilled juices
down into a bed of spaghetti squash and
assorted grilled vegetables, with a basil
pesto and potato Lasagna ($14.50).
Horizons of the Paci.fie Rim are in the
grilled ginger glazed mahi-mahi with a
bed of sweet fried leeks, mango relish.
baby bok choy and barbecued sweet
potatoes ($16).
The drop-dead desserts are made by
Anthony Gomez, a sweet-tooth genius.
1\y his sweet potato pecan pie or the
For less adventurous appetites, there
is a marvelous roasted half-chicken with
crisp golden skin full of flavor and
accented with roasted new potatoes
necked with rosemary, resting in a pool
of pan gravy ($12.50)1 and the .--------------------------------;
perfectly cooked F.Y.I. :
bread pudding for
good old-fashioned
satisfaction, or try a
sumptuous choco-
late, pecan crisp grilled beef 8-oz. :
tenderloin served + WHAT: Sage ,
with a fluff of + WHERE: 2531 Eastbhilf Drive, : delight. .
mashed potatoes in Newport Beach :
a deep cabemet + WHEN: Monday th.rough Saturday. :
Sage has one
drawback: the
hard-surface room
is an acoustic ordeal
on busy nights.
Other than that, it's
all to the good. The
staff is polite and
sauce ($19). 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday brunch :
A friend's grilled starts at 11 a.m. •
pork tenderloin + PRICES: Moderately expensive l
spiked with apple-+ PHONE: 718-9650 l
jack brandy sauce L-----------------------·-------J with potato pan-
cakes dusted with parmesan and a por-
tion of braised sweet and sour cabbage
brought us a taste of good European
comfort food ($15).
knowledgeable about the modestly
·priced California wines; the service is
good, given the popularity of the place;
and the corkage fee is a very kind $5.
There is a garden patio, which will
soon be dry, warm and fragrant with
herbs. And just for the ying and yang of
it, Mead named his restaurant in honor
of his favorite herb. Sage means wisdom
and Mead seems tQ have a wellspring of
it.
Only one of his ideas that we felt did-
n't quite come off was the seared pep-
pered ahi u sandwich• -sliced ahi
wedged between small fried potato pan-
cakes ($9). The charred potatoes simply
overwhelmed the delicate ahi. Perhaps a
different kind of potato might do the
trick. • MARLA BIRO'S review appears every other A triwnph,· however, was a huge porto-Thursday.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 A11
DANCE PROGRAM: "It's a Passion ~
SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School
DAN CE INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Haddock
DANCERS: Crustal Alvarado, B1ta Anlakaru, Kelsey
Cochran, Felicity Clair. Lycha D' Antoni, Harmony
Davis, Becky Fleming, Erin Fnedman, Gretchen
Koppe, Nicole Head, Mariah Straman, Jessica
Reynolds, Michelle Hurley, Nerney Hancock, Joy St
Dennis, Brianne Switzenbe rg, Jennifer Yates and
Kristin Yates
TEAM PRESIDENT: Knstin Yates
WHEN: Friday and Saturday di 7 30 p.m . and Sunday
at 2 p.m.
COST: $6 at the door
WHERE: Newport Harbor High School's Norman Loats
Theater, corner of 15th Street dnd lrvine Avenue,
Newport Beach
PHONE: 760-3310
NOTE: 11ti.s is Newport Harbor High School's 5th
annual dance concert. It will feature members from •
the dance competition team. Aerodazi, and dance
class members
Is your high school fielding a producti on of "Damn
§ Yankees?" Or is your middle school foraging "Into the
~ Woods?" If so, we'd like to preview the event. Please .
.ci; fax information to Datebook at 646-4170. 0 -z ~ ~ The N ewport H arbor High School dance team and
~ dance class members rehearse "It's a Passion," the
~ new dan<:e program slated for this weekend.
ORANGE COUNTY
PRESENTS
Ethiopian filmmaker
to speak at college
Ethloplan filmmaker Salem
Mekurla's pa.rents protest
the death of her brother,
Selomon.
Ethi~lan mdependent
filmm er Salem Mekund
will discuss and show her
one-hour personal essay uye
Wonz Maibel" t•DeJuge") at
Orange Coast College today
at 7 p .m . in Fine Arts Hall
119. The film is Mekuria's
attempt to understand the
revolution that took place in
her native country. Admission
is free
TWINt+P~Lffi~
'98 Concer t Series
Dinner concerts in the dynamic, intimate venue of
Twin PalmS Newport Beach
February 20
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'1t12 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1998
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• news1n
mf . ~; councilman
' ,
stOry? .
, 0 What are ~u doing to the Dllf-
a" ly Pilot, striving to be the
.. tabloid press?
My fetter concerns your banner
•
1'headllne.~Newport councflm11n
·was part of DA probe,• Feb. 11).
In the artlde, first ~aph.
you point out that after the
Orange County district attorney's
-office Investigated allegations of
miscQ.nduct against Newport Bffc:h
City Councilman Tom Thomson It
•discovered no evidence of crfmi-
nal behavior."
That Is it. No misconduct. As the
councilman said, this Is a •nofHto-
ry." But you didn't stop there. You
devot_ed the entf re top section of
page 1 (continued Inside) to specu-
lation as to what the unfounded
accusations might have been based .
on. Your article contains no news.
If, as the DA found, there was
no evidence of misconduct. your
!lrtide does nothing more than
•ttempt to malign the name of • ~ublic official. It is a smaH wonder
we, as citizens, find It difficult to
persuade good people to run for
local office. '
Shame on you.
For the record, I hlW no person-
al interest in this matter. In tM last
election I supported• CAff9rent
candidate. However, I firmly
believe that the pua.lk Is not
served by making up stones about
any public offidaJ.
~~AWN
CorOn9 del Mar
• EDITOR'S NOTE.: The flttot twdly m.de
up the stofy. Newport hlch Chy~
er Kevin Murphy fett thM lnfannltlon
ought to hlm contained • 9'iau1
enough allegation aplnst Thofnlon that
he took the Information to Palk.e a..
Bob Md>onell. Md>of'911 In tum._....
tt over to the district 1ttOrn1Jt whO fOw"9
no evldenc. of almlMI ~.
We belleve district attorney ~
tlons Into activities of sftttng coundl
members is rare and ~ of 1'9PO'tlng.
We also believe It's newsworthy thM
Thomson admitted to asking for • •fl.
cant piece of busJness from • dlwlaper
whose large project -on UM Ford Motor
Land property -was recently ~
by the council. According to city dcJcu.
ments, Thomson cast a number of votes
to help move the dewlopment along.
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Boys and Girls Club doesn't deserve this
F or 25 years, the Boys and Girls Club in Eastbluff has been the kind
of institution that makes a city proud.
The humble little facility on V1Sta del Oro -a haven for thousands
of local kids over the years -has consistently done what the best Boys
and Girls Clubs do across the nation: turn impressionable young boys
and girls, some in great need of a place to hang out, into good citizens.
But amazingly, the extraordinary track record of the beloved New-
port Beach institution doesn't matter to Newport Beach city officials,
who want to boot the club out to make way for a city-sponsored recre-
ation program .
City officials have been using the Lincoln Elementary School facili-
ty in Corona del Mar for their recreation programs. But now that New-
port-Mesa is facing burgeoning enrollment, the district is hinting that
the city may not be welcome any longer.
So, with the Boys and Girls Club lease expired after 25 years, city
bureaucrats get the brainstorm to kick the kids out and bring in the
adult basketball leagues.
The city will say it isn't. just adult basketball leagues, but even if
Newport Beach expands its offerings to include a wide variety of
youth programs, no one serves kids better than the Boys and Girls
Club -especially not city government. •
Newport Beach residents love their Boys and Girls Club, the kids
love it, and the city officials should leave it alone. The place works.
Period.
MARC MAR™ I DAl.Y PILOT
Boys and Girls Club has contributed to Newport's youth.
correspondence
19th Street bridge OK; not
one at Gisler Avenue
Regarding Robert Graham's plans for
a bridge from 19th to Brookhurst
streets, I thought it was a very good idea
because 19th Street is mostly commer-
dal. Gisler Avenue does not need the
bridge extended with the schools, mor-
tuary and the cemetery and all the resi-
dentials there.
I'm really against that". I don't live
near those streets. But I do live off of
Adams. I also think that connecting 19th
to Brook.burst would probably be a good
relief for the commuters going to the
beach.
BETH DUBOISE
Costa Mesa
New bridge would just
create more traffic
Nineteenth Street traffic is already
congested. For instance, when the
recent floods happened, 19th Street was
complete ly closed. I th.i.qk that having
the Costa Mesa Freeway ending at 19th
Street and cut through to Huntington
Beach is not going to help businesses
or certainly the residents along 19th
Street with eminent domain problems
occurring.
I don't think it would be that helpful
for businesses to watch people cut from
the freeway to Huntington Beach. lt's
just a shortcut to them. I live on a cul-
de-sac that borders the canyon, and I
already have too many people speeding
through my little short cul-de-sac look-
ing for a shortcut across the canyon.
Can you imagine when there are
people trying tp cut up from the Hunt-
ington Beach beaches up to the freeway
through our neighborhoods? I don't see
it being a convenience to the West Side
Costa Mesa residents at all.
It certainly could make dollars and
cents for someone but I don't think it's
much of a solution to put a bridge across
19th Street. The southbound Costa
Mesa Freeway on beach weekends is
already a parking lot up to the San
Diego Freeway exit ramps.
I just think it'll be a tremendous
traffic jam.
CONNIE MEGLEY
Costa Mesa
No Hedges means things
are looking bright
I was looking at the paper and read-
ing about the awful rain we had with
the closing of a ll the streets and Coast
Highwdy and the mess on the bottom of
Jamboree Boulevard and the schools
closing and the mudslides dlong Bay-
side Dnve.
EvPrything is 1ust d mess unW I tum
lo the Conunuruty Forum page. and I
just see ti sparkle of sunshine.
There in the lowC'f left-hdfld comer is
sorriethlilg that mdkes my day. It says
•John I ledges Has the Day Off.• That is
just lovely.
GEORGE LAMPINEN
Newport Beach
Tharik you to a good
samaritan
On Saturday, Feb. 7. in the morning,
we were in Corona del Mar, and my
husband, Booth, went to the ATM
machine in the Bank of America and
took some money out and when be
came out, he obvtously dropped rus
card.
And when we got to the open-air
farmers market down, there he discov-
ered he didn't hdve his card. We went
back to the bank, about 15 minutes later
and some very kmd person had turned
in his ATM. So we would like to thank
that persor:. very much for handing it in.
KATHLEEN THOMAS
Newport Beach
I'd like a golden
handshake as well
Early retirement. The golden hand-
shake. Boy, I wish my school district
would offer that to us veteran teachers.
I teach in a district where 40% of the
1,600 staff members there' now are
ready.for retirement in the next five
years. I also teach in a school where
there are a few new teachers teaching.
Most of them are in their 20's and they
are great. They're filled with boundless
energy.
They have excellent innovative meth-
ods for teaching, and they are doing a
good job. Yes, the veteran teachers, like
me, have decades of experience. But to
be perfectly honest with you, some of us
truly are ready for that perverbial pas-
ture.
So I do believe that Newport-Mesa
has made a good decision in offering
the •golden handshake."
FLO MARTIN
Costa Mesa
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to navigate rough seas
1 By Gay Geiser-Sandoval
A s I sat ruminating the
traits needed in our
new school superinten-
dent, I was struck by the need
to find someone with vision,
who can then turn that vision
into action.
As we are faced with class-
size reduction, annexation of
neighboring areas and crum·
bling school sites; it is obvious
that we need to develop a
master plan and then imple-
ment it. •
Parents need to consider the
long-term needs of all of the
children in the district over the
next 20 years and not get hys-
terical if change is necessary
for their child.
Let'• take school-grade con-
figwatton as an example.
Schools in the dlltrlct have
nine different grade-level com-
btnatlons1 K-3, K-4, K-5, 3-6, 5-
6, 6-8, 1-8, 7·12 and 9-12.
This didn't happen u a way
to meet student needs or u a
broad ldentific upertment in
finding the best grade contlgu-
rations and then lmtltuting
them district-wide. These were
instituted a1 atop gap mea-·
sures under crisiJ 11tuatlont
that were never fixed. Now,
studenll who attend Wlllon
School Jn fourth grade, attend
Rea in fifth and TeWlnkle 1n
sixth.
Al a commUD.ttf, let'• decide
Schoolcblldren have great needl tor Ille latare.
on some core values (i.e.,
neighborhood K-3 schools,
neighborhood K-6 schools,
magnet ac:hoolt, middle
schools or not1 larger or tmall-
er high achools), and then
come up with an objective
plan to uiake our'ICbool lites
and student populaUon fJt
thote values.
Let'• hire a superintendent
willing to make the hard
Choicet neceuary to launch
our IChool diltrtct into the next
mlll.wum. All ot the lll\MI
lacing our IChool diltrtct are
too m•nelat.d to keep
putting the thumb in the dike .
Which brings up another
problem; any of you who think
we don't need money to fix the
IChooll, put on your rubber
booll, load up aome aandbags
1n your boat and paddle on
over to your local high school.
Should kid• have to ford
1trMm1 and climb sandbag
bank.I to get to Jeald.Dg clus·
J'OOIDll
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1J1i1 City Council is looking
fOI Nlldents to serve on two
newly formed ad hoc commit-......
People. are needed to ~rve
on tb8 "'name Impact Pee Com-
alilt8e, an ad~ panel that
will recommend bow much to
c:barge developers for car traf-
fk: their new projec;(s create on
dly streets in the future.
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ftiunteering to serve on the
cnmmittee should be aware
that the issue is very technical
and will require committee
members to devote a consider-
abl8 amount of time to review
JDllterials, officials said.
The committee would likely
ID8et once a month for the next
two years and sbould include a
major developer with a project
larger than 30 acres, a small
developer with a prQject small-
er than 30 acres and one per-
IOD each from the chambei-of
commerce, a local homeown-
ers assooabo)l and the com-
munity At-large.
The committee will also
have members from the City
Council and the Planning
Commission.
The dty is also trying to fill
positions on a new Local Law
Enforcement Block Grant
Committee. The panel is being
formed to make recommenda-
tions on how the City Council
should spend $104,936 in fed-
eral grants the city has
received for public safety.
Qty officials would like to
have one representative each
from a local law enforcement
agency, the court prosecutors
office, courts . system, schools
and a nonprofit group active in
crime prevention or drug
abuse treatment.
People interested in serving
011 either of the two new ad
hoc committees should send a
letter of interest along with a
brief resume to Mayor Peter
Buffa, Costa Mesa Qty Hall,
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Calif., 92628-1200.
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Leece said although Newport-
Mesa schools lose money for each
student that leaves to the pro-
gram, the benefits to the student
are more important.
·w e have to see what is best for
the student and let the money fol-
low tlie children,• she said. •[The
board) will have to solve the defi-
ciency. How to make up for that
will be an ongoing challenge "
CLUB .
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Dunng the Newport Beach
City Council's Harbor, Beaches
and Parks subcommittee
Wednesday morning, the commit-
tee voted-.to send the issue to the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission for review.
Prior to the meeting, the sub-
committee recommended that the
Joe Fox. vice pnncipal of the grant is issued.
school and site administrator, said OCC provides the facilities,
the tour Tuesday gave trustees a equipment and maintenance
great opporturuty to see the pro-and the district pays for supplies,
gram firsthand. high school instruction and per-
•nungs are running smooth-sonnet.
ly, • Fox said. "The board of edu-Rick Bierregaard, a teacher
cation is supportive as well as and technology coordinator at the
OCC and we._bave real good par· school, said the staff is working
ent support. We are making plans on strategies to get more students
to continue and grow larger." involved in the program. '
The three-year grant for the •nus is a program that is not
school will be depleted by June designed to serve students in
and the program will be have to Newport-Mesa, but the whole
be bankrolled by Newport-county really,• Bierregaard said.
Mesa and OCC unless another I ·we hgure there are probably
five to 10 students in each high
school that probebly fit the crite-
ria. This is a really good opportu-
nity for the (m.atwe) student who
really wants to get ahead.•
Board President Jim Fenyman
agrees that the program ts a great
opportunity for a selection ol stu-
dents.
·It is filling a niche that needs to
be filled,• he said • J was very
impressed with (the school). The
facilities are wonderlul over there,
and teachers and students are
enthusiastic. It's exciting to see stu-
den~ turned on to education.•
I
issue be examined by the finance I
committee Both the committee
member of the Harbor Beaches I shape than it physically is.•
and Parks subcommittee, said she When the finance committee
would like to see the property receives the infoJ1D4tion, the sub-
used as a dty facility. committee will discover that I
and coaurussion will meet m
March. Hnus is what we wanted to
happen m the first place,· said
Richard Power, executive director
of the Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach Boys and Girls Club "We
wanted it m a hearing format so I
we could have a fair heanng wtth
the public mvolved "
1
I Newport Beach C'ouncil-.
woman Norma Glover, who IS a
·With East bluff School open-excluding the private club would
mg, 1t would be nice for all the not be cost-effective, Power said.
municipal complexes to be u1 think the trend is toward pri-
opened and functioning,• vatization and having fewer pub-
Glover said. ·1 think the children lie agencies doing the work ot
who go there now with the Boys what the nonprofit organi.zatiolll
dnd Girls Club would continue if are doing right now,• be said. •1
1t was a city facility. The building can't imagine they feel they can
needs to be more fully utilized do a better job than what we are
and it needs to be in better doing currently.•
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sewer eetVice in the area Wltb
eWJ>Qrt Cout'a current water • pany. the Irvine Ranch
Water District.
Still, just week& before dty
·.JU11111u;:~ am e~ed to move
uead with taking over the
ar~. &0me Newport Coast rast-
dents claim annexation would
be a bad deal for them.
A primary concern of the res-
nts is that U they were
~exed, they wouldn4t get
their own City CounciJ distrlct
end might not have the same
voice in city affairs as their fel-
low Newport Beach residents.
"We just want to be treated
equally to the residents in the
dty of Newport Beach,• said Al
Willinger. another Newport
Coast resident who is working
to stop the annexation.
But Murphy S4id with so few
residents, Newport Coast just
doesn't warrant having its own
seat on the City Council.
•Balboa Island has today
more pe ople than Newport
Coast and they doo't have their
own council member,• Mwpby
Aid.
11 they are unable to grinid
the city annexation uam to a
balt and the r~elt to llDftex
the area goes on to the co~
Newport Coast residents would
hdve a few more· options.
They could collectively
oppose the annexation and
request a protest hearing with
the City Council. If at least 25%
of area residents formally
protest, they would earn the
right to vote on the proposed
annexation in an election.
If a simple majoAty of more
than half vote to deny the
annexation, then the deal would
be shot down.
Willinger said most residents
w,ho oppose the annexation
don't have a grudge against Ute
dty; they just want time to figwe
out il joining the city is the best
deal for them in the long run ..
•we think the city t:>f New-
port'Beach is a fine dty and we
have nothing disrespectful to
say about it." Willinger said.
"We just think their goals and
dreams and aspirations may not
be in sync with OW'S. •
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EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY OCC women one victory away
from a share of hoops crown
"We've tahm littk SU!p8 thtJ w"""1 ~ When you start 0-2 In
league, you can't ~!I o,/!Of'd to thlnk abool the lRg picture ... •
-NEWPOK!' HARBOR BASKETBA1L COAGI LARRY HIRST
When you're
hot ... well ...
you're hot!
• Good timing? Healthy
stock market? Whatever
the reason, Big Canyon
is getting flooded with
membership requests.
I t is Orange C. ounty's most
exclusive country club.
That's why it's so startling
to hear that Big Canyon
Country Club in Newport
Beach has been swamped with
membership requests since the
year started.
Maybe it's because of the golf
course renovation at Big Canyon
which isn't scheduled to be
completed until the spring of
1999.
Folks might want to jump on
it now, perhaps feeling today is a
good time to buy low -that is, if
you deem an estimated $131,000
initiation fee and $420 monthly
dues to be an economical
acquisition.
Or maybe the bombardment
of Big Canyon membership
requests is because of Wall
Street's near-decade-long bull
market, a theory embraced by
some area real estate agents
who are reportedly selling costly
Newport Coast homes to
customers in casb.
•1 don't know where all this
money's coming from -they're
just showing up with cash and
you can't keep (a Newport Coast
listing) on the market because
they're going so quickly.• an
agent said.
Real estate and country club
memberships run along the
same lines: Both cost a bundle.
As far as Big Canyon is
concerned, it hasn't experienced
a surge like this in years,
according to general manager
David Voorhees.
"There's a waiting list now
for memberships, which is
something we haven't seen for a
few years,• Voorhees said. "The
interest in memberships has
really boomed lately. I thought
we'd see a downturn because of
the (renovation going on), but
there has actually been an
increase m interest.•
Big Canyon, 26 years old,
plays to 6,908 yards, while
featuring long, narrow fairways
and high roughs. It is designed
by Robert Muir Graver.
Memberships are accepted by
invitation only.
• After'the holidays, during
the first week of January, we
were just inu.6dated, • Voorhees
said. "Members must write
letters to support a candidate,
and a number of people I talked
to had heard about our
remodeling and had beard that
membership prices might go up
(next year}." ·
Big Canyon, arguably the
most challenging goU course in
Orange County, is located in a
canyon behind Fashion lsland
and surrounded by homes
ranging from $900,000 to $3.6
million. a
In the meanttme, Btg Canyon.
which will not host a tournament
unW November, is expected to
endure reconstruction pains in
'98 with holes closed pertodi,cally
and plenty of earth stacked up
on the aides -made wone no
doubt by El Nino.
•yeah, there will be a grand
re-opening (in November)," aald
Voorhes, who believes the
course by t 999 will be back in
pristine condition. •1t took a long
~to get IOJXle memben to
understand what we're doing.• .. .
Of the four pro-ems to be
played th• week of the Thlbiba
Serilor CleAic March 9--15 at
Newport Beech Country Oub, an but ooe tt told out.
The Monday {March 9)
•SEE OOLF MOE M
Sailors' hope to improve on the
history of boys basketball playoff
woes when they visit Ayala High
in CIF I-AA first round contest.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
CHINO HILLS -To comprehend the
lack of postseason success the Newport
Harbor High boys basketball program has
had in its previous 67 varsity seasons, con-
sider only 12% of Sailors squads have man-
aged a victory in the CIF playoffs. Any cur-
rent Newport player _would likely shoot a
better percentage from the half-court line.
Eight Harbor teams have produced the
school's nine playoff wins m 27 tries, with
the last corning in 1992. Only the 1984-85
squad, which Jerry DeBusk coached to a
24-4 record, managed to get past the sec-
ond round.
But third-year coach Lany Hirst is anx-
ious to become the fourth Harbor bead
man to enjoy the fruits of postseason tri-
umph, when he leads the 18-8 Sea View
League runners-up into a CIF Southern
Section Division I-AA first-round game
against Ayala (20-6) tonight at 7::10 at the
Bulldogs' gym.
"We've got some little goals,· said Hirst,
no stranger to a strong playoff run, having
guided Edison to the 1994 Division I-A sec-
tion title game, filling in for veteran Charg-
er coach Jon Borchert. on a one-year
coaching sabbatical.
•we'd like to win at least one, which not
very many Newport Harbor teams have
done. It that happens, we'll try to win two,
which hasn't happened in an even longer
ti.me .•
ONI H
Jameson Illlngworth Archbold Hearlson Robinson ···········•··••······················•·····················································•··· Hirst said setting modest, short-term
goals has proved successful all season for
the Sailors, winners of four straight and
seven of theu last eight, after opening the
league campaign 0-2.
"We've taken little steps the whole
year,• explained Hirst, who would even his
Harbor record at 40-40 with a victory
tonight. "When you start 0-2 in league, you
can't exactly afford to trunk about the big
picture •
The picture Ayala presents includes
three 6-foot-7 players, who have helped
Coach Tom Gregory's squad outscore
opponents by an average of 12 points per
• SEE SAILORS PAGE 83
r---------------------------------~---------------------------------------, WATER POLO
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL
Title within range after 6 7-62 victory
• Survival is fine but satisfaction is rough
as the Pirates fend off host Irvine Valley to
set up Friday's showdown with the Hornets
for a share of Orange Empire championship.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pi/or
IRVINE -With
their backs against
a wall that is cov-
ered with graffiti
reading ·Orange
. Empire Conference
champs," the
women of Orange
Coast College's
basketball team are
a litUe bit closer to
keeping OEC foes
from spray painting
where the Pirates
want to put their Dues' JennUer Ludwtcki does
names as they a number on her Irvine foes. topped hosting
Irvine Valley Wednesday evening, 67-62
"We survived,· OCC Coach Mike Thornton said
after lus Pirates, who are riding a six-game wmrung
streak, squandered a 12-point second-half lead and
allowed the hosts to tie the score with three minutes
remauung
Orange Coast, led by sophomore Jennifer Ludwic-
lu's 32-point, 10-rebound performance, stands dt 10-3
in the OEC and, wtth a win Friday at home against the
first-place Fullerton Hornets (11-2), would earn a share
of the conference tltle.
That would be something a Pirate women's team has
not done since 1982 when it was co-champion of the
South Coast Conference.
Just four points separate the Bucs from a perfect
OEC record as they have fallen by scores of 49-48
(Cypress), 59-58 (Irvine Valley) and 67-65 (Fullerton.)
"After we lost that game to Fullerton, we knew we
had to go 7-0 the rest of the way (to win the conference
championship),• Thornton said. "We're playing the
best right now (of OEC teams). We've won six m a row
and we have dedicated ourselves to winning seven.·
The Pirates, who stand at 22-9 overall, broke their spell
of bombing the close games with Wednesday's victory,
but as the seconds ticked away. it appeared that their
grip on the game was slipping, as well.
"I think we dJd everything we could there at the end
to give it to them,· Thornton said.
After mounting a 53-41 lead on sophomore Ruth de
los Santos' three-point play with about eight minutes
left in the game, the Lasers (21-7, 9-4) began to dup
away at Coast's lead and composure
The hosts rattled off a 17-6 run sparked by a pair of
three-pointers by rvc·s Sarah Leeds.
Usually,
third time
a dilemma
• Newport Harbor girls
battle Canyon today on
Tars' campus at 3:15 in
first round of CIF Playoffs;
Comanches have fallen
twice to Sailors this year.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
speed of Newport Harbor High·s
Sailors will clash with the more
controlled game of Canyon's
Comanches today at 3: 15 in the
first round of the CIF Southern
Sec:bon Div1Slon I girls water polo
playoffs m the Sailors' pool
And it isn't the first time these
schools have met
Coach Bill Barnett's Sailors
(18-6), Sea View League champi-
ons, will play m the first CIF-
sa nctioned postseason tourna-
ment for the sport They have
faced Canyon (17-7) twice
already tlu.s season, defeating the
Century League's No. 3 represen-
tative both times, including a S-2
verdict m the most recent
encounter
Newport Harbor, led by dn-
vers Alden Moore. Kyndra Cox
and Jocelyn Manderino, and
goalkeeper Erin Kennedy, also
beat the Comanches, 6-5. in the
filth game of the season.
The Sallors. 5-0 m league,
enter the playoffs having won
five of their last seven. On Satur-
day, they lost a nonleague game,
9-8, at Coronado.
If the Sailors beat Canyon,
they will face either Los Alamitos
(Sunset League) or Mlsslon Viejo
(South Coast). both second-place
teams, in the quarterfinals~
Tuesday
Long Beach Wilson (24-0) is
seeded first m the CIF Division I
elim.matlons, while Marina (17-3)
IS seeded second. Newport Har-
bor is positioned in the upper
bracket with Wilson. Should
those two tea.ms advance, the
Tars would play the Bruins in the
t DON LEACH I DAILY I'll.OT
The last three points of that drive, courtesy of a three-
point shot from Huntington Beach High product Pong · semihnals Peb 26
OCC's Becky Losbak lays it up and ln on a breakaway after stealing the ball. • SEE PIRATES PAGE 82
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daily pilot high school athlete of the week
• Costa Mesa's sweeper
is a broom with a mission.
By Rkhard Dunn, O.,/y Piiot
Ever stuck your head inside
a loaded cannoni Peeked
in a tunnel at an oncoming
trainT
If it mMnt savtilg hlt team,
junior David nan of COit.a Mesa
High would pt"Ob9bly do elth«.
When lt COllMI to putting yow:
neck Oil the liiM in ~ IOCCer,
'nU always 0, .. Ill the Md
~.
What nu. ......... dkl = ~ 8eirdl ta CON •"!""'e 3-2 .............. , ... .... ... ....,,..,, .... ...
11neo1w.-.
With the Mustang trying to
preserve their lead with about
4:30 left. Tran saved e point-
blank shot with a header as th y
ruined Laguna Beach's Pacific
Coast ~e championship
hopes.
•1t was like e riot down then,
with 20 guys in front of our goal
box and 8'Vi rybody's kicking lt
wu like 'a pinball machine,"
Mesa Coech Mike t>Unn Mid.
•Then this kid got olf a blelt and ' •
lt ..... going in,biat David got
out tbel'e and bee4ed tt. 1t t.ak
• 1ot o1 guta to ltkk ,ow beild m
tbat tbilfO, bec:am. (tbl Ar1ilta) cu ndy wMdt ._.. nan. wboee .... tbrow·ln
IMltoa....._goalln .. _. ,.
•1& ... MGE•
Barnett said Canyon plays a
controlled game which can be
frustrating for his up-tempo Thrs.
8 2 lliURSOAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998
• Alex Gurney has traded in
entrepeneurship for a fast car.
By Molly Yanity, Datly Pi/or
en one th.mks of Corona del
Mar, the image of fast cars with
big engines roaring around
race tracks doesn't quite fit.
But Alex Gurney, a 23-year-old
graduate of Corona del Mar High and
resident of the upscaJe community, is
shattenng our unage because this kid
would rather 1et around a track reeking
of gasolin e and exhaust fumes than jet
set.
Actudlly, Gurney has been diound
auto racmg tus enllre life as his father,
Dd.11, 1s d racing legend who is now the
Chief Executive Officer of Santa Ana's
All Amen can Racers.
Now it's Alex's tum.
GumC'y recenUy won the Team
< i1 P<'n Academy's top selection which
provides sponsorship so be can drive in
the 13·race 1998 Skip Barber Pro Series
across the country which ls televised on
BSPN2. HaU of the races are run in
conjunction with the CART Indy Series.
Last year. Gurney was named the
Rookie of the Year in the Formula
Dodge Series, which caught the eye of
Team Green Academy scouts.
"There are a bunch of scouts who go
around the country and try to find the
top 25 up and coming racers for a
three-day shootout,• Gurney explains.
He said that after the three-day
radng sampling at the Las Vegas
Speedway, the group narrows that field
of 25 to just five racers and eventually
down to one.
A blue-ribbon panel of judges and
scouts rate the drivers on speed,
technicaJ understanding and mental
toughness.
That one was Gurney.
•Alex really impressed everyone at
the Academy with his taJent and
maturity.· Kim Green, manager of Team
•
AUTO RACING
Green, said.
Guroey's path doesn't seem to be the
normal path to racing stardom, but
that's where he would like to end up.
After graduating from Corona del
Mar High in '93, he attended the .
University ol Colorado in Boulder. While
studying entrepreneurship, he started to
dabble with go-karts.
The first time be actually raced a car
was just in 1996.
·1 actually think my parents tried to
keep me away from (auto racing),• he
said. "They've both been through the
business and would probably rather
t.h.eir son do something a little less
dangerous."
Call it rebellion, or just blame it on
the fact that he's been around it his
whole life. Whatever it was, Gurney
couldn't keep away and ended up
winning 10 of the 14 races he entered
last year despite his relatively limited
racing experience ..
"I'd like to make it to the top level
and race Formula One, but that's a little
community colleg e basketball
JC MEN
64-61 victory
gives Pirates
playoffs berth
• Bucs secure sixth place
with win at Irvine Valley.
By Molly Yanity. Daily Piiot
rnVtNE -With title hop es
1•r,1-.<•cl lrom its collective mind ,
1 hf' < >1 crn<w Coast College men's
liu!-.kc>lbdll tr>am 1s just trymg lo
CJPI inlo the Southern CaWorrua
RPq1011dl pldyoffs. Wednesday
n1qht "' 64 h 1 Wlil over Irvine VaJ-
l!·v CollPg(' SPdiNI thdt hope.
Nec•d1n<J dt IPdSt a split of Uus
Wl"'Pk's two qdmes. the P1rates
t l H-1 I . 7-b m Orange Empire
ConfNencc> aclJon) wrapped up
"'xth pldCC' in the OEC. a spot that
will d'>SUrP thetr entry to the 32-
lt•dm postwctson championship
lournc1ment
1Vt<•r sulfC'nn~J a shm halJtime
dc•tint. '!7-:rn. Coach Tim
< > BnPn's <,quad milnaged to tut
I 2 o1 1 ti st>cond-hall free throws
to lend oft lhf' hostmg Ldsers.
who put lhrPe pldyers m double
f1qurc•c;
bit down the road," he said.
On February 16, Gurney left for
Florida to begin training for the
upcoming Barber series. He will be
racing in mini CART cars (formerly
called indy cars) with 250-horsepower
engines and a six-speed gearbox.
But this training, which is available
because of his success for Team Green,
provides him with a drtver coach at
each race.
·nus will be an equal car
championship (in which each driver
drives the same Reynard car) and it's
super competitive,• Gurney said. ¥It's
really designed to hone your drtving.
We'll talk over the car setup and the
feelings I have in the car and with it. I'll
be driving for two days for the first
round ol testing."
But. at 23, Gurney says his age is a
bit of a disadvantage.
Ncwpon BHch/Cosca Me Daily Piloc
"It seems that everyone is Just
getting younger and younger,• he said. ·u you're successful at it, you can do it
for about 15 years if you last that long.•
STEVE SWOPE PHOTO
Corona del Mar's Ale x Gurney
..
HONORS
CdM senior nominated for CIF
Scholar-Athlete of Year award
Corona del Mar High senior Kawika Tarayao is one of 130
state-wide finalists being considered for the 1998 CIP Scholar-
Athlete of the Year award.
A swinu;ner and water polo player who qualified for four
even\$ in the CIP Southern Section swim championships last
spring, Tarayao is eligible for a $4,000 scholarship, which is
awarded to the male swimmer scholar-athlete of the year.
Porty-six winners among the 130 finalists will be selected by
sport, while one boy and a girl will also be named the state win-
ner. The prize for that honor is an additional $5,000 scholarship.
The awards will be announced Feb. 26.
Criteria for qualification included possessing a minimum
grade point average of 3.70, demonstrating superior athletic.abil-
ity in at least two years of varsity play and having a record of
good citizenship.
YOUTH HOOPS
8th grade All-Net squad
puts Irvine away, 50-44
•Tony Melum's 21 points,
17 boards leads the way
for Newport-Mesa unit.
The Newport-Mesa eighth
grade All-Net boys basketball
squad topped Irvine. 50-44, Sat-
urday to improve its mark to 7·2.
The locals were led by Tony
Melum's 21-pomt performance
He also added 17 rebounds.
outing by Pab"ick Joyce. Taylor
Young added 11 points and 8 · ·
boards. as Tyler Bayer and Brian
Knox each scored 10. Knox also
ddded 10 rebounds.
The locals are 6-5.
DIVISION I BOYS
• Lakers 75
San Clemente Pacers 59
The trio of Robert C hai, Jon
Vandersloot and Jimmy Kocluba
rallied to defeat the San
Clemente Pacers m National
Junior Basketball action Sunday.
But lhP P1rat<'•,' star freshman.
~1o1Pr De1 High product Chns
lc1ckc,on scored d game-tugh 29
mint!-. and pulled down 12
1•bounds a., Orange Coast out-
mar<:lc•cl frvme VaUey, 40-28.
Th(' CJdffil' wcls marred by a
1qhtrng incident in which each
l'ctm lost the services of a key
>la) l'I ThP Pu ates' shcUpshooter
'hn.., Lop<'z was sent to locker
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast'1 Natalie Weeks (left), Ani Saraydartan (right) vie for possession against Irvfne Valley.
Josh Laurent added 12 points,
while Greg Perrine delivered l 0
steals and 10 ass1Sts to the effort
Others contributing for the
locals were Evan Cooper, Ross
Fortier and Davtd Springer.
• Irvine 80, Newport-Mesa
All~ (7th grade) Wildcats 68
Chai scored a teafl1·hlgh 20
points as he grabbed eight
rebounds, whtle Vandersloot
added eight pomts. Kocuiba put · t
forth a strong defensive showing. ~
oom with onc> three-pointer.
·h1IP the Lasers lost the servic(>
JI Ben Esplm. Wllh four points
a..AHGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE
MEN
RANGE COAST 64, IRVINE V All.EY 61
Orange Coast Cooper 2, Swiat 10,
ounger 4, Lopez 3, Langdon 6,
<1ckson 29. Candlish 8, Clark 2
3 pt goals Jackson 3. Swiat 2,
ngdon 2 Fouled out None
Ejected Lopez
Irvine Valley Ra1bon 12, Grtffin 7,
ing 11, Scaglione 6, Esplin 4, Wilson 4,
1lliams 6, Houser 11
3 pt goals Raibon 1, Griffin 1, King
Esplin 1
Fouled out Williams
E1ecled Esplin
Halftime Irvine Valley, 37 36
:oast runs record to 5·0
COS T A VOLLEYBA LL 1ESA -
>range Coast College's men's
olleyball team improved to 5-0
th a 15-10, 16-14 , 12-15, 15-
0 range Empire Conference
rm over visiting Grossmont
ednesday.
Darin McBain ( 17 kills), Mark
gain ( 14 kllls) and Josh
ichardson (13 kills) led the way.
PIRATES
CONTINUED FROM 81
Pravongvienkham, knotted the
score at 59-59 wtth three minutes
left to play, the momentum clear-
ly in the Lasers' hands.
Ludwick.I, who became OCC's
all-time lead!ng scorer last Fnday
by eclipsing a four-year-old mark
by LeAnn Kazmer. settled t.tungs
down by nailing both ends of a
onP·and-one from the free-throw
line. but the stability the Bucs
needed came from an often over-
looked source.
De los Santos, a platooning
point guard who stands at JUSt 5-
foo t-1, found herself grabbing a
key offensive rebound and sink-
ing clutch free throws in the
game's final moments.
Ludwicld took a three-point
attempt and de los Santos
grabbed the board to reset the
shot clock and allow Coast to
extract more time off the clock.
•As the point guard, I usually
CONTINUED FROM 81
while he ass1sted on another
score, step~ behind Mustang
goalkeeper Cesar Porcayo in the
closing moments as the pl~yoff
bound Artists, who twice
defeated third-place Estancia
this winter, attempted to tie lt.
•He saved the game fot us,"
Dunn Mid. •t thought it went in
became it Qot pall our kC!eper
and !t wu OOlraO about 50 mph
on a tow lii\e ddft. David has
saved ta a ~ of other tim4i8
on hMdell Wtiili our(~)
goalie's out GI pollltkjn, Uw;:haclln9
the )di~ di.,..,. .... Uo '*'". -j Allo Niguel
don't go to the ball, but I ran
inside and it just came right to
me,• de los Santos said.
"She's the smallest one out
there, but she jumps well and is
really aggressive.• Thornton said.
•And then she hits those free
throws at the end.•
After Pravongvienkham nailed
another three to put Irvine Valley
within one-point at the 22-second
mark, de los Santos was swUtly
bringing the ball up the court
when she was fouled by
Pravongvienkham.
Her charity shots upped the
ante to 65-62 with 0: 14 remain-
ing.
When Irvine Valley inbounded
the ball, Laser Mary Jo Penning-
ton promptly double dribbled as
the Pirates showed full-court
pressure to give the possession
back to Coast.
In the beg, righti
For a team that's only confer-
ence loues are by such a slim
margin. nothing is for certain.
On the following inbound play,
Thornton said thtt Ludwicki was
tn a 0..0 tie iii the first round (oJ
league) this year."
nan, the Daily Pilot Athle te of
the Week. would just prefer to
cany the flag for every def ender.
"Sometimes defenden are
mentloned (in the newspaper) for
bavtng played good defense, but
you never know exactly what
they did, -nan said. •1t•1 sort of ~
non-glory poaition. 11
nue. Goe.lies art typtciilly
alwa)"I mentioned, along wtth
tbetr MV81. Poiw'ards who tc0re
ere ~Y ln the paper. -lf lt1e a lbutout," 'D'Ul Mid, "the goalie uaUeDy geta c.hdit .•
In the~ al 'DU. a MCOad·
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supposed to lob the ball into 6-3
center Natalie Weeks. Instead,
Ludwicki tried to throw the ball
off of Irvine Valley's Pennington.
The plan backfired.
Pennington grabbed the ball
and fired downcourt to Leeds.
Her three-point attempt was off
and Coast's Ani Saraydarian
was able to snarl the rebound,
get fouled and sink her free
throws.
Ludwicki sank 5 of 9 three-
point attempts and guard Adria
Sortino added nine points. •
ORANGE EMf'IRE COHRR£HCE
WOM.EN
ORANGE CoAST 67, llMNE VAJ.U.Y 62
Orange Coast -Sortino 9,
de los Santos 8, Ovitt 2, Loshak 6,
Saraydarlan 8, Ludwicki 32, Weeks 2.
3-pt. goals · Ludwiclci 5. Sortino 1,
de los Santos 1.
Fouled out -None.
· lrv!M Valley • Picchi 2. Nakano 2.
Leeds 9, Cunningham 25,
Pravongvlenkham 14, Kopp 4, Broneer 2.
3-pt. goals -Leeds 3,
Pravongvlenkham 2.
FoUled out • None.
Halftime -occ. 32-28.
opposing forwards that are
borderline kamikaze tactics
separate him from the norm..
•David's quiclt, be'• vtrry
aggressive in the alr and he's
very aggressive going forward,"
Dunn said. "He'll bang back and
b~ back, then aprtnt forward
and steel the ball. He'• a
tenacious tackler and he's got
teal goOd speed. He'• q'*1t to
~where problems ar
~ from and be'• not afraid
to hMd a ball out.•
Tran, an honors ltUdent and an aD-erounct ....._ allo
mlbnldftg track -tWd, .... aDd Cl'Oll ~. ~ ....
D't alraid to lower bJ1 bo(ly llDd ~ lligbllf to bil llft ...
Altllllllf1J11 '*'.I ........ .,..,..,.,._ I
Brett Matsen scored 22 points
and banded out seven assists as
the Newport-Mesa seventh grade
All-Net squad fell to Irvine over
the weekend to drop to 6-3.
DIVISION I GIRLS
• StlngRays 43, Bulls 15
.
' ' ~
With a pair of starters out of the
lineup, the locals also received 18
points from Kevin Mancillas, a
season high.
lWo locaJ teams went head-to-
head, but 1t was the StingRays'
Danie la Bol~ann's 16 points ·
that helped he squad to the vic-
tory. The Sting ays stand al 10-0. '·
Annie Biggio added nine :
points for the victors, while Chris-.;
Jail' Hernandez tallied 13
points, while Jonathan Hubbard,
Brandon Sherick -Odom, Brian
Walsh and Chris Badorek con-
tributed.
tine Caron chipped in with six. • ·:
Hitting the boards for the ::
• Newport-Mesa All-Net (6th
grade) 6J, Otlno HUis 51
The sixth-grade AU-Net squad
stopped Chino Hills thanks in
part to a 16-point, 15-rebound
StingRays was MonJoa Martinez,
and Eileen Bello, Lauren Carlcb,
Jasmine Grewal and Courtney
Blommer were strong.
Leading the way for the Bulls
was Evita Castillo, who turned in
seven points and a strong defen-
sive effort
Clyde Wright to speak at NHBA Opening Day
NEWPORT BEACH -For-
mer California Angel pitcher LITTLE LEAGUE
Clyde Wright will speak and throw out the ceremonial first pitch
at the Newport Harbor Baseball Association's Opening Day Cer-
emony at 11 :30 a.m. Saturday, March 7 at Mariner's Park.
Wright fired the Angels' first no-hitter at Anaheim Stadiwn.
Opening Day festivites will begin at 8 a.m. •
it went in,• nan said of his
goal-preventing header. •wttat
made me more nervous wos that
t knew the goalkeeper wasn't
behind me U I messed up ...
nan was a significant reason
why Costa Mesa this season
(6-11.J) wu able to knock off
some ol Orange County's top
l"1nl (i.e. fountain Valley,
BsWJda and Utguna Beach). ....... the heart and JOW of the
teem.• Dunn tala. •No queSUon
about lt. He'• our leec*'.•
ln addition to bll pay a9ainat
Llg\1Da 8eac:b l8ll weeJc. 1\'an
played superbly In the beck r Umvanlty and L4aguM
.("ftanJ ii .,.,,,.,,.., under c:.---• bltalt "IOdla ad ..... ,...., • P'mD 11111
•
after the Uni contest. a 4-0 loss.
In a 2·0 loss to PCL champion
Laguna Hills, the Mustangs
outshot tho l faw ks, 10-6, thanks
largely to nan's stellar play on
defense. But the Hawks won,
according to Dunn, on a weird
comer kick that apparently went
through lhe stde of the net.
Further, in Me5a 's l ·O WUl
over Tustin on Dec. t 7, Tran
scored his ·first meaningful goal
41 a sweeper• while the :nuers
attempted just two shots on goal.
nan, tbe ~ freshJnan to
start OD the vafllty two yeatl
ago, MJd lh ~ have bMll oth•
times he's laiOOked away lbotl
With tUI Med, •but lt WU ..U,
ioft ltutt.•
In 1\'an't book. u only COUDll if
lt'• find wttb gunpawdlr.
: :~~
I
SAILORS
' CONTINUED FROM 81
g ame.
J unior forward Jack May
paces the tall trio, averaging a
team-high 15 points and nine
rebounds for the Sierra League
ttt-cbatnp1ons, who have split
their last four games, after reeling
off an eight-game winning streak
Senior center Roman Dolven
averages eight points and five
boards, while junior Daniel Sher-
man, the third 6-7 Bulldog , con-
tributes off the bench.
Shane Unrein, a 6-5 senior for-
ward, averages 11 points and four
,. ...... -----------, bo a rds ,
w h i 1 e
Chase n
Jones, a 5-
10 sopho -
more ~ard,
joins him as
a penmeter
threat, aver-
aging nine
points per
game . --------------.J J a Y
Espinoza, a 6-0 seruor averaging
seven points and four rebounds,
rounds out the starting lineup.
Hirst said reviewing videotape
of the Bulldogs' 62-56 loss to El
Toro verified preliminary reports
indicating the Ayala big men play
a finesse game a nd that both
Unrein and J ones are dangerous
three-point shooters.
But Hirst also said he won't
spen d much time tooling any-
thing specifically toward tonight's
Ost.
•As a coaching staff, we're
eally trying to make sure we do
lhirlgs w e're capable of doing,"
· explained. ~u we can create
up-tempo game, we should be
uccessful. Most of our prepara-
. on is to make sure Newport is
eady, rather thdn trying to
ounte r anything Ayala might
o.·
Harbor's success has been
~ SOCCER
agles at OCC Friday
COSTA MESA -Estancia
'gh's quest for an off-campus
· eld to host Ocean View in the first
ound of the CIF Southern Section
'vision N boys soccer playoffs,
oncluded Wednesday, when
gles' Coach Steve Crenshaw
unctki the game will be at
ge Coast College at 3: 15 p.m .
C renshaw received final
pproval from OCC offtc1als, sat-
fying his desire to avoid playing
n the Estana a field, ravaged by
ecent heavy rainfall.
DEEP SEA
WEDNESDAY'S COUNT5
DAVEY'S LOCKER • 1 boat,
26 anglers. 43 sculpin,
36 sand bass, 5 calico bass.
NEWPORT LANDING • no
report.
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Ne wpor t Harbor High's defensive style includes items like
four-on-one as the Sailors head into the CIF Playoffs tonight.
keyed by a balanced rotation that
often extends beyond nine deep.
Junior point guard Matt Jame-
son (13.7 ppg) is the team's top
scorer a nd floor leader, while
sophomore Dustin Illingworth
a nd Scott Archbold, the lone
senior starter, each average 9.3
per contest.
Adam H earlson, a 6-7 junior
center responsible fo r dueling the
Bulldog big men inside, averages
5.7 per g ame, while junior guard
Gary Rob inson (7 .1 ppg) rounds
out the starting five.
Alan Limon (7.3 ppg) leads a
productive bench, w hich also
includes Mark Ward, Scott Dore,
Carlos Nicasio, James Hem ClJk
dez, Trevor Thissell, Oscar Con-
sla ndse arid Jon Phiirris.
Newport, which ha s defeated
Santa Margarita and Ocean View,
both ranked No. 1 in Orange •
County this sea son, could have an :
advantage in a close game. Seven :
of the Sailors' 10 league games :
were decided by eight points or •
less and Newport Harbor won
hve.
Ayala, which advanced to the
I-AA quarterfinals last year, was
only 1-2 m league games decided
by hve points or less.
"We feel good about the fact
that we've been pulllng out close
games." Hll'St said. ·But I don't
lhirlk we've peaked ye t.•
COMMUN.ITV COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Pirates belt Sari Diego City, 19-1
• Orange Coast (2-1) will
host Mt. San Jacinto today.
SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast
College freshman outfielder Car-
rie Crimson belted a line-drive
grand slam over the center field-
er's head and finished with six
RBI to pace the Pirates to a 19-1
nonconJerence softball triumph at
San Diego City Wednesday.
Grunson was 2 for 4 , while J es-
sica Seeley was 2 for 3 with a pair
of RBI for the Pirates (2-1) ..
A higher standard of care.
Why senle for a surgeon who i~
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sh1p trained in both co~metic and
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Experience the difference!
Je nnifer Phelps posted the
win, with two innings of relie f
help from Costa Mesa High. prod-
uct Sorua Correa. OCC returns to
action today at 2:30, hosting S&n
Jacinto in a make-up d ate from a
game previously rained out.
NOHCONfEltENCE
0AANGE CoAST 19, SAN DtEGO CITY 1
Orange Coast 901 45 · 19 9 3
San Diego Crty 100 00 · 1 2 3
Phelps, Correa (4) and Carmen;
Vitzthum, Mcculler (5) and Mccullar.
Finch (S) W • Phelps, 2-1 L • Vitzthum,
0-1 HR • Grimson COCO
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consultation w, AL..<tlotHJt: ·E~...cw S1'ltClllv
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Pu:scHOOI. &.. Eu.Mf.NTARY
Ases 2 '/1 to 12 Years
EXCllllNCl IN EDUCATION
l•Ml4Mdl9'70
• Mon1U50l1 ~
• Billet a. Gymnunc • Ptdofmtna Aiu
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NISOtOOI. 1101 Wiit lol.r St.
C....Meeo
They got a good start
under Ray Rosso with a
decidedly local flavor.
O ur prior looking back
column on the 50-year
anniversary of Orange
Coast College directed fair
applause toward the college's
first grid coach, Roy Rosso, and
the first football team of 1948.
That speaks w ell for nostalgia
and tradition.
But no one expected a series
of rainbows leading to golden
ttiumphs as Rosso had unearthed
and built his first two years at
Chaffey College.
After all, OCC was a ne'f
college and the first year of
recruiting out in a remote
country side wasn't inviting
enough to draw rich recruil<;
Most recruits w ould hatl from
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and
Huntington Beach .
During Rosso's eight-year
reign as the head coach, he dld
emerge with two banner years
overall and in the Eastern Con-
ference, the seasons of 1949 and
1951.
But any fair-minded
scorekeeper would be prompted
to stress that the '48 Pirates, out
of 3-5-1 , were stronger than the
record indicated .
Only two rivals flattened the
Bucs -Fullerton, 32-0, and
Chaffey, 37·13. The thr<'e OCC
wins found the team deledtrng
rivals Riverside, 14·6; Palomar,
12-7 and Mt. San Antomo, 12-8.
The te am tied the College of
Marin, 14·14.
On a note of good cheer, the
Pirates lost close games to tough
Santa Ana, 13-6; El Centro,
27-25, and stout San Bernardino,
18-13.
The outstanding lin<'men
SCHEDULE
TODAY
• BaskeUNlll: High school boys
CIF Playoffs, Division l ·AA, first round
Newport Harbor at Ayala, 7·30 pm
• W•ter polo: High school girls
CIF Division I Playoffs, first round:
Canyon at Newport Harbor, 3· 1 S p m
• Tennis: Community college women
Fullerton at Orange Coast, 2 p m
• Sottt>.11: College • Cal State
Bakersfield at Southern California
College, 1 p.m.; Community college Mt
San Jacinto at Orange Coast. 2:30 pm
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1998 .Bl
SIDELINES
don
cantrell
featured centers Boyd Horrell
and Ken Moats, guards Rod
Gould and G ene Johnson,
tuckJes Dick Balch and Bud
Stdllge ends George Rohng and
Tom Rogers, halfbacks Ed Dowty
dnd Bob McKee, quarterbacks
John Fowler and Harlo LeBa.rd
dnd full backs Bnan 8dnZdl and
Bob Huhn.
Rosso's asslStanl coaches had
strong experience at defensive
levels. One was Wendell
Pickens, a former head coach a t
Newport Harbor High, dfld J ohn
Owens, a fom1er head codch al
Orange
Before the season started,
Rosso had this to say, "The
Eastern Conlerence is the tough-
est Junior college conference m
the nation. Every school puts out
tough teams and it is very
seldom that a team g oes throug h
its schedule without a defeat •
One of the brightest wms for
OCC in '48 was the one over
conlere nce nval, Riverside, 14-6
another bright spot was wmrung
the hrst two games for a new
audience.
'I ear the end of the season. d
findle against the Santd Ana
Done;, Rosso's onginal 60-plus
·. ucs
roster had thinned down to 28
players, due to untold in1unes
and inetigibilitte!>
The P\rdles held a dishearterung
J'ftOment near the Don goal line,
wtuch led to the Dons' fu st
touchdown Tdke thdt away and
the score wou ld have been 6-6.
The Bua, thre dte ned at other
points, but could not overtake
the last count thdt came from
sensational J ohnny Fouch, who
sprinted 74 yards for the second
Don touchdown
Then thE>re are those ecUly
day fans who would favor
commendable reqdrd!> fo r Rosso's
tnumphdnl ~e<!rs ol .4q dJld '51
via tus e1ght-yectr r<><1ch111g
penod from l q48-55
HlStor}. from ont· viewpoint.
was made dunng Ro!>so·!> second
sea.son of '49 with dil 8-2 record
leadmg towdfd the college·-. hrs\
bowl offer. altho ugh It rudn't win
the conferen ce
Unfortundtely, the pldyers
voted to tell Rosso thev were
decllrung the bowl.
Quc:Uterbdck Le Bdfd Sdld,
"We were too l.lred and the
LOJunes had tdke n a toll "
The '49 tedffi featured a
number of ste rling players One
was quc:Uterback F.E Hanis, one
of the school's top passers in the
enrly days He threw for four
touchdowns aqamst Rive rside as
the Bucs won. 4h-0
Another scnsdlt0n was
fullback CIJJI Ll\.1ngston. who
played hard like tu.., brothe r,
HoWle H0\\.1C pld\ ~·d for the
Wdshington Rl>dsktn!> and CWf
tedlTled up with th<' New York
G iants One of OHi ... tecllIUllates
was the great hnt!bdcker SdlD
Huff
Top ·4q lm•·ml'n included Al
Muruz, Da\ e Pdlterson. Garv
Gray. Leo C hdcll•, l;ordon Foster.
Norm Early dnd Jc1ck Doyle.
HAPPY f~I R THDAY
roday
MELISSA SNOW
NEWPORT HAaaoR
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CONTINUED FROM 81
C bnty Pro-Am, which features
Wn1lungt0n State quarterback
Ryon LC'.a.f, h.M 10 spotl
.tv41labl4!, but ..ven tbOtie ue
PXpcctod to be .okl by Pnday,
ac-cordlng to Mlke Zmgo.
i'poraort1hJp d~elopment
m4fldU'1r for the Scruor Clola;lc ..
Edch group tn lhc Monday
pr<H.tni will havP a celebnty, a
~ruor PGA Tow golfer And
thre1-dJJ\.atewi. There arc 22
hvesmnes, or 66 dmateur 'pots
Zl.ngd ~d 52 d11lolf:ur q>ub
WPH· 'onfum~ dOd four Wt!r~ on
hol'I "SCJ we"rc down to that
n1<1JOr r1umbe1 ot l 0, and I don't
an tu 1prtlE! them be1J19 around
after Priday, • ~ Mlld
The Super Senior MutetCMd
Grand Champions Pro-Am on
1bunday (Match 12) at &Iota
Arns Country Club WQ th fint
lD .,.JJ out, a bit ot • mrptise..
That event li dosed lD th
publ.1.c.
The ToshJba Semor Cla511c
Pro-Am on Wednesday (March
11 I 4nd Thursddy at N wport
~ach Country Club f the heart
dl\d souJ of thP PVf>Ot .ti lat a.ti
the Hoag HOjJ>ttal Foundation is
concerned
Am.oteur' pay $5,552 for a
11pot, which IJlcludes two day<> of
yoU, each with a dlffeu•nt Seruor
Tour pldyer
The fee to pldy 15 thr> omme ~
1t was tor the now-defunct Taco
B•:U Newport Clliss'k Pro-Am,
which w ru; operated by the 552
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um ol the Hoaq HOspiral
POundaUon
Spol.J in th Grand Maswn
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FoJ d Wb on the Monday
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MarprUavOJe re.Qurant wW
host ill annu4J goU toumam nt
April ~ at Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club (Lot Lagos Course)
wtth an 8 a.m. shotgun start
A cost of $80 includes golf
cart. green fees. te pnzes, shlft
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Proceeds beneht the Swfnder
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ARO Name Statement N•m• Statement Have you "•ned e101n1J tillJB you ll•rt•d do.119 Have you started doing said of T""'~ wl" ac:c:.p4 a eaahMll'• chec• Th• 1ppt•can11 ll1led Tne 1o11ow1ng perwn1 1111 The lo"o"'n'l pe1son1 :110 t..us1nen yet, fes J,,ro bus•n'!st ye1? No Dus neu y11? Yes, t/t/98 the dlaraes ~JC· ~on • 1ta1.e or l\lltiona
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p•ov,;t IJol• •u II~ , ;.i , or Mn11 Oa.ty P1lo1 Jan 29 wilt This llatemonl wCas hied A D . Atecand., Des19na Mesa CA 92G26 8 A DEE Of TRUST l1.C aa lrvtl ... ~ lucc:euof cured by the deed ol truat
111•11 vor1 "'l'•t11J11l1t•h•,1t1, Have you llarlod doing with lho Counly letlt ol ~120 Twlll(lhl canyon Oily Alexandra Nay, 600·A ~ED~ 20 1~UN· "'9l .. ,orwi.ti1utedtrust" wM!her °'not &equesttrld 1,0 w11,,,.1 11,,. '""''' 1: ,,,1, r~b !.. 12. 19 t~B. fh30S bvslnon yet? Yes. 2·25-93 Orange County ori 1123/96 ACJad, Yorba Linda. CA Anion Blvd, 14C8, Co.ia L SS y T.RE ION pursuant to the Deed at Trust collected. or tn lhe poeaea·
•no••l.Jllv• mil 1111 •11•1virr•d PUBLIC NOTICE More Sman10110 19980740849 92887 Mesa, CA 92626 T p TE T OU~ eotecutwd by J Chnstopher •1011 ot • r~. ~.Jn llJ urvu ,,,,il(U l<J 1111010~11111 TlllS 11a1omon1 was llled Dally Pilot Jin 29. Feb 5. AJt~•ndo• ( Zb1Ckl, 5120 TnlS bus1nesa IS COO· p OPERTY I MAY B oodwllrd & Jane• G pc>aMUIOn, the benefiClll)
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f11t111.111 I'> 1111• r1011ll•J11 a111J M • ..-.rei J ''';!'JI 6 Codn• dolngbuslnusaa: Tn15 s1a1emon1 was hied 19985740517 M EQUitable Deed Com-Nolie. o1 Default and AIJfhot1HctS~LP9 19087 Coa, Ca•tle & Nlchol· ''""' 'l'•'•'I r n•1\ll why "'" Hid•Jn. ltvine. ct. 'J2Gl:.> Flctltloua Bu•lneia LIOO PARI( REALTY. 601 w11h Iha Covnt'I' Clerk ol Daily P1IOI Fob 12. t9. 26 pany as SIJ<X)fl$$0l in intereS1 Eled.ion to Sell thet'eunde< 02/05, 02/l2. & 02/l9198 aon, 10000 Mac.Arthur , ,·J•I 111r..11ld r1111 •J•:inl tho Jr.r! 1, do Mo1•,, 18 Moun· Name ltatem1nt Lido Paik D11ve. Su1to 2·E Orange Counlf on 2·13·?8 Mar 5. 1998 Thl2I by me~I 10 Contioental reoorded on 1Q/2M7 H
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NOTICC OF 11111 •IH• uno<I vou rnu~1 "'• Orange Counly on 02·02 !18 duet&d by an 1nd1v1du11I Thos tlalomonl was lrled r'fOW tie, b~ 11lhe 1 Uld said deed °' trutl •pn BEU BROADWAY
MARSHAL'S SALE i'~'" '1•''"' v .. it. lhu t• ""' Flclltlou• Bu•ln••• 19980747500 FlcUUou• Butln••• Have you 1111rted do1no w1lh tho County Cle•k of °r<:~f l\Jsatdil\Couri~" 2-192-27 l.Nsl" 11 Mlllng
•11111 111·•·1 •top, lu lho I"' Hame llatemenl DUiiy Pllul fib 5, u. 19, Name Statement bvs111011 yt1? No Orange County on 2·10·96 ~~ j,~,n~ i · rr: · operty ·a•"· wMrll 11· The Mortuary* Chapel
lEVYINO OFFICER "'"·'' r111110\l•n1.i11va •'I•· .. 0. 1998 Th307 Tho f0Uow1nn po1sc.n1 ••u Pen Boga1e1 10980748588 T~ 1 1 • "'"' addtMa and other Cremation FILE NO I I 111• lollow111u po11onl 1110 ' .. " .. "-"' Ion if · '"'"''O' lly 1 111 c.111111 """1'" 1 1 doing bv~1no11 as: This 11at1m1n1 waa l1lo<J Dillly P1101 Feb n. t9, 26, IOtat ·~~of 11n· themonul .... op«ty.,,na1 deecli. •bedny, HOCS70482 7·A ''"" ""'""" ,,,,,ri 1111, 1111111 """'II >vt n<iu 11•· PUBLIC NOTICE 1 1 11on~· T ol Medi 11• 1t c 1 c1 k ot ~ ~:,'t r rv 1~0 Bro~wau Alpl111 Amuric:u Hoally, 74!1 n orno r . iav . w '' IO oun Y O• Mai S. 1998 Th320 $red .... ~lo a..__~"" lo.._ l20 ta ' COURT Cl\S! NO.: ''' '"" 1''""""" Of '"" Int cine, 361 1fo1pt111t Road Orange CO<Jnty on 2·t3·98 ~ u"' _....,. .,. OS esa I l'J.d in • Cl r \t.hor Avu . Sv•lo llA!I Flctltlou• Bu•fn••• s B PUBLIC NOTICE --.. _ R ....... ,. __ "-I .... 2 •t•A 78,.027 111 • "~ l"''v •11 1V" c;rit1i\ Mu,1, CA !12626 v111 331, Nowporl oact1, 19988748890 reason ,,_. ,..,.. .._. . .....,. ...... .,. -• ...., 'JIOO •JI II•• Calllom•D p,,,. N St•t•m t CA 92()6'1 mated costs ~ c. 92825 The ndet I .. ________ _ 111 v• I" ·' ...... I •~'1 ·"'' l1nlt f··d• T110 1•1••11 1()1 Iii Alpha Arno11c:o F1nane1nt am• •n s .. Oa1ly P1lol Ftb 19, 28. Ff tltf B ' .... _,., ..... tme of ' u ·11 r111 fl u 'I • • , 1·11 "' 1111• fnl . (CA), :;i4s FtaCher Tho following p111on1 all arah Ann 8f11ckwood, 381 5 2 998 ThJJ:i' c ou• u• neat ouvaoc:es a1 ""' _________ __,_ _________ _ ~ovu •lWlljll.1lorl tuwl mo ''·''"'' Wiii ,,,,. ft'1•1•e Av• IA9. Co11a M1111. CA drnng bu11n11111: Hospllal Aond. Suite 331, Mo• . t . t Name Sl•t•m•nt 1nlti1IP1Jbbll9f1 he~ioe f';::================:::::i .. "II"'' .1 111r1t1rt111111 u111DrC11f tiolt"o "'"' "''"1111~ trum g2826 W S.M. Looalng, 1882 L•n· Nowpor1 Oooeh. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE Tho followtng pc11on1 are of Sale is S191. '·~ IY·
.1,,11 .·~ 1•1•11 '" """' •11 ""' twn111111 dulo 11•1t••O•I lhls biainou 11 con 01oy. lrvln1, CA 92614 This bullnttt 11 eon· do111g busmen 11· ment must be ~ · a
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11111w1 ',1t;llllf\ o\ lr1.u1 A' fOIJ MAf I /AMiil! lho H.iva you llllrted doinu La~ley. lrvlne, CA 82814 Have you lllflOd doing Name Statement t71h Slllll, Su0lle E, Coata m ':lmZn~all ali c:
''''''"'"1 r •, 1 A anrt 1 0 ~opl by 11·11 to11•t II Y"'' llulineu yel? Yoa, 4 4 IM Orego•y M Mach1do, buttnoH yet? No T111 lollowlng persont are Mesa. CA 92827 al crecltl unlOn. or 1 ~~;· ;1'!1111;-'J'(;~~·;,':,.'.'r~~~:.1;1 i;:: • .. ;:,~;.;···~~·~1•1~11~1';''111:~ 1~~.11~11~~~.,:~!nn~'.n•;~::: 6~g~4 UingtfY, ltvtne. CA ~~r:h :.~.~~~n~k:~d l1lod ~'&0 ~u:'&;;'c~: TES. 524 2~~~l P~~~;~os:.•~t,',?~ =ra1 dsa§"U f.. :,i
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"'" lnrw•• 111111,, 1t11,w11111 qun" lor S11nr 1til Nrilit e of Pet•lcla Ann Benton Zo· dueled by· a gener•I part· Orange County On 02·02·98 CA 92627 This bvstnoas Is con· \IOll. ()( ~ soecl· " II ... "•1 I""' 0 0 I lhe '11""' ot ••1 lllVOHlory 10 ... lch. Office M•n•o•r nerahJp 19900747524 All M. Alhll1n1 4 Kendall dueled by 1n lndMdual fied Ill stCUOn"!>I or the Fl-
• '61 J itU'J r111 •· '' i.1lft cJ io .11111 "flllli11"1 c.I n1.110 na T111s 11111ment w11 l1ltd llov1 you 111ntd doing Dally Pilot Fib 5 ii. 19 SI . Leguna N1guo1. CA Heve you 11art1d doing nll'l()ado ' COdt ~!!'O'i:;* 011 \it•cJ I ••l(Jll , .... (>II ""' ,.,,, '11 1'1 ""~ IH•hllOlt 0• wllh 1ne County Clerk OI butlntll ytl? Y11, Jin 22. . . 92677 bu11n1u y811 No to c b\JSJneQ In WIQ • rl~o .,, ll·n ,~,11.1nl o c.I "111 ""' 111 1>11•v1d•d In o c /23 99 1998 28• 1998 Th3oa Thlt bu1ln1111 11 con· Solly Jo1oc1 Pttei~on The slleet add~anq
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vj\1111 "" "''"' 111111 1111t1 111 11•0 l'rot>11111 ( 1111" A ne 1098874 942 Thi• 11111ment w11 toed Have you 11ar1od dolno with 1111 County Clerk ol Of/Srwi s i " lo ltr•" ,,, ,.Ml 111t1o111trnr """"' lvr :i11oc "11 Nollco l>nity r>llol Jen. 29, Feb 5· wnri tht County Clt1k ol Ffctllfoua Bu•ln••• buslnHI yet? No Orange County on 2·13·98 ~1a n:te. Coste
dtt1l••lf'I '" 11111 p1opor1y 111 1"''" I\ iw1"' 1"111 '"''" •ho '" IO 1 ~0 Th290 Orang• County on t/23/98 Name Statement All M Athllanl 19180748983 Mesa ~ Tiit under·
t.!J• Cour11v ''' 0 '""11' ruwt llo•k TICE 18819748043 Th1 following pe11on1 ore Tl11• at111ment was hied Doily Pilot Fel> t!I, 26, $111* rust .. d19darms any ;;1a11 ol C .11111rr1.1 Ch• Attorney for Pell· PUBLIC HO Oally Pilot J•n 29, Feb. 6, dolrig bu1in111 11· wnh tne COut'lly Clerk ol Mar. 5, 12, 1998 Th:l24 Niblkly lot lllY inootreClneSS
"'tc11bed ~' f illr·w~ lol M lloneri Flolflfoul Bu•lneH t2, 19, t998 Th295 INTERNATIONAL Ml:.OIA Ornng1 Counly on Ot ·30·!l81--------------------
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J111 r11y ril 1 ··~•·• M"'·1 190. tCS0•01890), Tht rouowlng p1raon1 '"' PUBLIC NOTICE Ptlm11 Ave . Sullo D, Ana· oa11y Pilot Ftb. 5. 12, 19,1---------
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• CiOHl•<l in li•i«k .'O P011°• 1 Al.AMITOI, CA 90720 c Randolph Av•, Co••• Name Statement P•lma Ave . Suite D, Ane· PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng perton• 111
arco ~ ,,1 "'•H•ll•••tc•11• Moll, CA 02620 The lollowlng 1Mrton1 a11 helm, CA 92907 doing buelne1111· m•r>' 111 111 .. • rt1co ut ~hn Put.ii,11••1 Nuwpor1 0 o 2 c n <1ofny, bualntH 11: Thi• bualntu 11 con· Flolltlot.11 Bt.1tfneH Solo'• Cu11om Jewelry, Co"nly ""' 1111f111 ot sn1d rJun'" C:ra1.1 Mo111 0•11y ar1;y ollon, 70 An· A) er. Jon11 •utomo1tv1 .. db I 1 1 710 S H1ll1d1 s~n11 Cl)lv1111u " dolph Ave , Co11a Men, " "' wUClt y: an nd1vldu11 Name ltatement y, " , Prlol I otiru.11y l'.J, JI), ?O. CA 92879 Conau Ung, b) Jay Jon .. Have you 1t1necl dot~ The fOllOwl~ persons 111 Ana, CA 92701
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CltlflptlOn pu11u1n1 ll'l CCP d cl d by· an nln<:Ot~o S.W. C~1111 St., Ntwpon Oran&• county on Ol·30·98 Jo .. quln Mortin Lopez, 718 ducted by: on 1ne11v1au11l CQ·•e 7"0 OtO T11e amn1•111 NOTICI 0, u 1 ' u O h • "2••" 0717 " H 1art d d I " • • rated 111ocl1tlon ot tr He • "'• vvv• 189 8747421 Conror SI.. Cotll M111. ove you • • o ng ()I .. cv11d 1nd111>11u11en 11 PUBLIC AUCTION lht n t pinn•t1hlp Thie but lnH• II con-Otlly Pllol Ftb II, 12, IO, Calif 92827 1 bu1lne11 Yf1'1 No
sPOll.91• b!'J No11c11 11 llt•lby gtvtn Have you tltrltd doing ducted by In fndhllelual Thia bullntu 11 eon Edulrdo Soto
II Iii• aullj•C• vi "'1• 111111 11111 ltl• 11nrt1111gned will butlneu ytt? No HtVI )')I.I 1terttd doing 20, 1909 Th309 dueled by: •n lndlvielull Thll 11111ment w11 liltcl
·11 tHl p1opor1y 111111 11 "" Hll •I PUBllC AUCTION Aon 8otton butfnen yet? YH , 23 lltl>-PUBLIC NOTICE Havt you etontd doing wllh lht County Cte1k Of
flo arrHI 1nt1ro" 01 0111i11 on OJ10M10 11 1 too 1 m Tnlt ll<ment waa llltd 1uary ff bualntH ytt? YH, 1/t/98 0(1nge County on 2·13 08
(Qn\ll\011 llHIOll•llOll, lll Al AllSPACC. 11!1114 HAM· wllh lht County Cltlk Of Jayo. Jont1 P10Utfou1 •u1ln•11 Jotquln Martin Lopoi 18118748884 •~Ont Ip 111 loc1111011 •T••y IL TON AVL , HUNTINGTON Ortnge County on 2·t3·H Thia 1tattm1nl WU rlltd Heme Stetemenl Thia llattmtnl wH !lied Dally Pilol Feb. 19, 291 1>1 obt11nod fr1>111 th• Mar OCH CA 02M8 the per· 119117411a1 wllh the, County Cle1k of The IOllOWlng !MtlOni lft wllh the County Cl11k ot Mer s, 12, 19911 Th3H
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ariouto r1l1r lo S~tton1 NAMI! · UNIT I at. • • """ " D•lly Pilot f"ab. 11, H , 337 Reim•, C~tl MHa, Oiily PllOI Jin .... , Feb, &, ---------S.llon 101 &10 10 Secuon 1NV!iNTOAY PUBLIC NOTIC• 998 Th3, CA 02827 •• Flct1tlou1 a1.11ln•u 702 eao. 1nctu11ve, of the Hf.NKEL. LAINS, A.020. • Mar. 11• 12• 1 4 Paul Damion Erro, 3:17 12, 19, 1098 Th291 N•m• ll•ltment
Coelt ol CIVIi Proetrlu•• 101 ttOUSl!HOLD lftMI flolltloua 11.1alnet1 PUBLIC NOTICE Relmt, Colla Mtt1, CA. PUBLIC NOTICE Tht toUowlng p1reon1 art i:ov111on1 (lowe1111ng the AlCfN! l!AIC, '049, H•m• Stelemef'lt 12127 dOlng t>utlne .. 11:
erme, cond1t1on1. end •f HOUSl!HbLO ITlMI The •ollowtno PtrlOn• are Jlot1Uou1 lu1lne11 Thll builn•n 11 con· Plotltloua luelnet1 Coit. M111 Movtno COm·
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at>mty or 11e11ulllng bid ti0U9£HOLO ITUt4S WHO Communicttlone fht follOWlf'IO petaOt'lt are Have you •t•rled doing fha following pereon• are Co1la M111, CA '12927 d~~''r1CI IS HIACllY a'!?•AHOOWUllllCt.'0,CDAITT"HMYI, 3001 Ae4htll A.Vt., Bid. e: dolngbualne11H· b1u1lne11 yot? Yt1, 1-1• dolng i>YtlntHH' 01Vld Jonathan WCllkH,
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ltrRh. Coun1y ol Oftn09I 11317, ICILLY I l<AfllL IO L.•rnon Orovt IMM CA Martin JoNr." R~t. tHH'4e1ta Dttoo CA tJ1H bu1lne11 yet? NO s111• of C1lllornla 111111 H t JACKSON, Tl!LI!: 900·1'13· 92820 ' 1 1310 C I' 1mlngo Adi) Ollty Piiot Jan 29 'et> 1 Thfi ' buerneu 11 con· Pivld J WllkH
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deposil 545-0442 Huge fenced yard. Iv msg 714·642·9622 C S 1 h Transpor1. File Maker Pro. New paint & carpet olloge. cho ars 1ps For Lse 3bt+lrg den 290 E. 18th Avl 311 ---------Business. Medical 1·800·637·4407,Greg S8.00hr s1ar11ng.
or 4bd 2ba College Pk s1175.mo. 673-3588 aeNTALS bills. Never Repay CAVSCAN Fax resume to
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for appt. 714-429-1480 e11cH 2669 Seek House Sitting •Re-discover your RESPONSIBLE BOOKKEEPER
Newport Hts Condo BIO.A Young newlywed:-Beauty! New style 16·20 fie• hrs/long 714-497-5994 Ull lew&,Utl Wiii eel
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lmmac. 3br 4ba, 2-earliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii saving for a house. color, highlights & & CARING? term Computer e11p.
gar, basic appls, gard· • 2BR 2BA Garage, ref's avl. 557.5455 more. It's never been We pro,ide necessary. wo rd
ner. $1850. 721-9993 W/0 hk-up, balcony, easier to be your most Tran!>porLation Servire~ processing, spread-
1069 •---------Near Hoag Hospital •••••••••• beaut 1ru 11 Ca 11 to our elderly and sheets, basic acclg., ,-$850.mo 722-0388 Barbara 723·5454 disabled comrnunJty l1hng, Mac & Quicken
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IRVINE 2144 1-=,--~0:--...,,.---,...,...,....-COMMERCIAL hetpfu1. Fax resume *BAY FRONT* 3br 2 .5ba Brand New 714-673·8797
•1 STORY• 2-story Duple• near REAL ESTATE LOST & /Competid&1veS7wages PART-TIME OFFICE 3Br Large 1ront & aide Columbia Square I· Via Lido $2000/mo 2925 swUng 7 5G1lr
palios •dock • Bdr condo. Pats OKI •714-873-2303• FOUND /Pan-tlme&f'Wl-time 15·20 hrs per wk
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SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. ... St.
s 6 9 5 . o o o Ag• n t UCI area. S900mo. ------------------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii employment 3 days '" busy N 8
Tevis Hlll/714-718·2721 • 714-720•1218 • Eleg~~~ ~~~~~::,us, 1 BUSINESS OFFICE Found 2·14 Young .IPaldlraln.ingwhile ~f !~a~~~~' ~~·~c,.ee ---------
Bayrldge Beauty 2Br ---------Bdr, Fplc, 2 car gar, FOR RENT 2769 black & white male ~)'Ollr manner, MS Word/
Senta Aile. CA 92707
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tote. airy. very pvt. LAGUNA N/P, 1650mo+ Avail iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cal Vic 17th Santa EKcel and \Quicken
Nice patio deck, April 714 640 5034 Ana. 714-548·8342 .IFriendly.~-0rienlt'd experience necessary
S 192,900 650·0942 NIGUEL 2152 · . . •MOVe IN SPECIAL!•---------won environment Restaurant experience
Ed va.nden Bosscha, Bkr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gated Community CM Storage Units LARGE REWARD !! lt yearsoCageorolder helpful Call Susan 1, 2 & 3 Bd's Apts. A~prox. 12x23. $185. \'-" .. C.A~-• • ... ___ 714 ""42 7880 BELCOURT BEAUTY •Panor•mlc View of 1 ~ For person that lands """ ..... "'rs........,...,. ...., · near Fash on lslan (714) 771·7240 __ .. Ile dri · Med•terranean SBr oce.m, mtns. city, 3br 2-ear gar. fp, w'd hk· ____ ,,.......,,...-_,,,~-...,...,...-male black cat .... uel!Ce nl wig Receptionist
4Balh Custom Homo 2ba. Ltg master, din· ups, central air. Alarm NB 3 Rm Suite Nice. w/white chest. Lost record required FfT-P{T, phone~ no
$995,000 mg room. skytrs. W/D. G 11 0 s 1 furn, fax, ground floor since 2/14. 515·9076 For mQre clerocal. will tra1r1 Call
Vau,hn H~eman f11g. must seell 52400 s5y1s6'50°529c95u~:4v0~w09s 1 person only.Weslcllff/ -----------i'n'"ormau·on (714) 848-2086 2·o 747 ( 4) 4"'5 e•1• . . Oovtf. $325. 646-.2474 Lo•t 2/15 2 paor of II
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6yrs 100 many 'pets:
cannot keep $75.00.
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SPORTING
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7 4· v 71 • • v v , Call Nei"l Receptionist/PT Newly Renovated glasses, 1 pcescr1pllon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBIQ CANYON 2Br 2Ba1 _________ Spacious 1Br & 2Br w/purple frame no 85 7 7950 Full Service Salon
GOVERNMENT 2000a.f., owner will NEWPORT From $775. No Pets. INDUSTRIAL 2788 case, 714·650·5930 -In CdM. E>Cp. Pref'd
FORECLOSED carry OAC. $499.000. Newport Bav Terrace iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------66.6M•61ffl Must be reliable,
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Homes lrom pennlH LE ASE 0 PT I 0 N BEACH 2169 1 6 9 1 M • 11 or 1v8 Lost dog small temor MllT.WlifltllillW dependable. punctual.
on s1 Dal1nQuent Tax, $2800/MO. 497·1137 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-545-4855 •Superior Ave. CM mill, female. 131bs ....... ••• .. cu ••• 714·675·1495 E.fillt ... ln r<<""1tt F•m1h
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1001 (71 4) 515-9022
Repo's, REO"s. Your BI u ff• La r g • 2 Blk to Beach Brlghtl..,,,..-~-----~ l500·l5,000sl, Great block rust color. Vic ---------• Sales/•A People Per·
area. Toll Free 3Br+2.5Ba End Unit. ra-modle, upper unit On Water upper unit, localion, lenced, Mesa Del Mar area Editorial son• If that's you, lhis 714,249,3711
800·218·9000 xH-1398 Un d • r S 2 8 0 K 2Br, Lndry', garage 2br 1ba duplx, dbl roll·ups, high ceilings. (714) 966--0209 Design could be your car..,
Bk views, quiet sgt prerd, .65psf 714-546-8531 Editor p;;jjiiiiii;;;;;;;a===iiiiiiliOi" ---------for current listings. 714·720-1704 r $1200 714·723·1927 lmmac. 51300 6S0-899S LOST·Slngle Qlamond Page de 5 1 g n er opptyl 714·668·5787 TV, ELECTRONICS,
LIDO ISLE 38r 2.SBa BAYRIOQE CONDO ••••••••• 1 1/2 Carat necklace needed for growing .• ,·TEACHER STEREO 6080 ---------1 1850SF. LR. OR, FP, 3Br 3Ba, FP, garage •Waterfront Upper• on a line gold chain. dynamic Southern ASSISTANT
patios, decks, dbl gar, upgrades. pool, patio. 2br 2ba, Great view, BUSINESS & round cut, set In "V" Cal. newspaper chain FT/PT for Pre-School SOLD!
Showcase homes
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Lisa Rivera
714/574-4252
CORONA
DEL MAR 1022
openers. park. tennla. 714-780·889!1 sun-dk, carport s2000 NANCE shape. Sen1imen1al Good eye, attituoe Sal nog. Educauonal Newly decorated. 673-6002 or 540·l355 FI value. REWARD• and work ethic all requirements 9 ece
$2200. 559-4002 BIG CANYON 2Br 2~a PLEASE CALL m andatory plus Quark umts. Ask tor Jamie or
Newport Crest 2Br 2000s.1., owner will 714-760·1859 experience. EOE. Karen 71 4-650-3442
2B. W/.pacl·ous loft. car'l OAC. S499jooo. Send resume lnd do· LE s E 0 p T 0 N MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS -------· pool, jac. tennis, walk 52800/MO. 497_1137 signed pages to: EMPLOYMENT
to beach. $1550.mo -'"=""--=----=--~ RENTALS OPPORTUNITY HEALTH & Steve Marble. Cahfor·
Open Saturday 1•4 •Big Canyon Condo •••••••••• n1a Community News, SERVICES 5533 8 Encore Upper unit on Golf 2904 FITNESS 3000 330 w. Bay SI., Costa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Agent 714-723·0137 CoutSe. 2br 2ba, pvt Mesa. CA 92627 ••••••••
• Portoflno Model 2-car Incl gar SISOO/mo _R_E_N_T_ALS __ T_O____ •-••••• DIABETICS Gen Office phones Please be aware tha1
Harbor View Hom•• Ben wk909•676•5736 Please be wary of out (Using lnsulfn.) Did hhng. mail, llte A'R the listings in this cat-
Cable Descrambler
Kit $14 95. AU pre-
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GARAGE SALES hm909·676-8420 SHARE 2724 f anles F a 30 ? 4br 3.5ba. Nearly I=.,--,.-:---:----:-----.-o area comp · you know Medicare 01 M· a-4 p or egory may roQutre you
8,0oosf Lot. $599,999 Bluffs Townhme liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Check wilh the local Insurance Covers MacGregor Yachts to call a 900 number ... ._ _____ ..,... .. l·---------
759·1960 By Owner Lrg 3Br +Fam Room, C.D.M. 2 Bdr-2 Ba. Bettor Business most supplies? 1631 Placen11aCM In which there Is a CORONA
VIEW LEASE OPT. Bay & Greenbelt Vlow. great decor. Fplc, Lg Bureau before you Save money, call -.-a,...e_n_•_r_a_l_ll_gh_l_o_ff_lc-e charge per minute DEL MAR
714·650·3822 deck. Female pref., sand any money for 1 ·800-7 48 ·1 662 duties P(r afternoons WORK IN YOUR APPLIANCES 6011 UNDER s3 so,ooo I=-~--=---:--.-:-: s 00 1 /2 til fees or aervlces. Aef'd Lib rty Medic al eiiiiiiiiiii
6122
BANK REPO
BEACH GIANT
$739,900
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714-723-8120
Design•,. Furnished 7 Pus 1 u · d d 1 d a • 714·722-0456 Call Biii spare llmol Good S TV' 1 1 B. c C d o 714-759-8888 an un ersan ny Satlslacllon guaran-before noon. money' Processing Apt sz Refrln $140. ony s pano soa 1g anyon on o n1...,,,.....,.,...,...---.,-..,...,..--cGntracts before you teod no HMO membeis. ., desk trundle peraian
Goll Course. 2Br+den CdM Exquisite hke new sign. Shop around for menllon ANCA-00 Hallmark Shop In NB mail' Free supphesl washer/Dryer $140 ea carpetl coffff, ping
2.5Ba, Avail lmmed. Medlle11anoan Twnhs rates. CAL "SCAN needs Mgr, Asst Mgr Bonuses• Rush SASE Xlnt condl 646·5848 pong. make up tables
S2500.mo 642·1103 furnished. 4 blks to~,,..,,,..,,,..,,,,_.,,,..,,..,...,,~,.......,,,...-& Sales. EKp pref'd Greenhouse 4217. halll••• books patio
•Eastblun 2br + den. beach. 2br 2ba w/gar. B~~~:;.rs~~~P~I :~~·--.-F-r-.-.-P-e-rs_o_n_a_I•-714-844-2014 ~11g:~~~~'.21~saterlord W!'~~1:.~~ry~~~£a'3 sets hswrs spons S.1
2ba, newer appls, absenleo ownr, home Training Session Host/Hostess/ 2 2 I 9 ·2 appro• 1 weekend a sell product/svcsl with Man'nlf" CAL"SCAN cycle, 5 temp heavy 604 Avacado/ alley 2-car gar, end-unit. month, mature female Call 714-434-2973 714_2 .,,3•8030 Server• duly $100 723-4283 1850.mo 557-1362 • Now accepting ap----------1 VIII• Balboa Condo.,..-----.........,,----==-=,..--pref'd $1195/mo. Call DE·STREtiSI Aroma· r II E af'd EMPLOYMENT ---------1----------.. 3 Br 2 ·5Ba 2-Sty, Fam 1Br Penthse unit. Now HARBOR RIDGE 2 +2 E.J. al 510-502-8900 therapy In the car ~ical on~hl f ·PrC · FURNITURE 6014 COSTA MESA 6124
-~~/~~~k t~e~.~:~ appls. walk to beach. Spa. Sauna, So. Pallo ""c_d_M_.,..5_h_a_r_e_,,,2.,..b-r.....,.1""b-a S1 9.9S +euentlal 0111••••••••• 4 ~~ ·~Id cN .. °wp0:ft WANTED 5535 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~iiiiiiiiii!~iii~~~
& lown. $525,000 Pool, tenni s. gym. $ 2 7 5 O /m o . /y r I Y cheerful home, lrg ...,,..,8,_8..,.8_·9_7-=·S_c.....,.E_,N,.,.T=--~-=-EMPLOYMENT Blvd.,Newport Beach ~2 Beaultful White M oving Sale 2122 7.3
720·1779 Agt/Owner $139,000 642-3035 ~It~ 4o,:en~v5 .:•~1~r~ bed room, S525mo + Make Cash Weekly! I••••••••• NO CALLS •Swedish Nurse• Wall Units, 1211 tong Walnut bedroom ut.
ull prof'I female pref'd Assemble products or -1N-S_U_R_A_N_C"""'E...,:_B_e--a Loving. Dependable. & 9 Sit, each 7tt high frig. & much m01el
Huge Ocean Views!! NEWPORT Avail 3 1 714-640·6454 mall lenersl 100·1 of winner! Our agents Xlnl Cook. Driving. 12 drawers, mirrored 31 01 Donnybrook Ln ~'::raryS~it~ou~~~ ~';;: COAST 1070 APARTMENTS • E .Slde C.M. • hom•b•Hd oppty's. EMPLOYMENT close 3 group health ~~c:I ~~~:· Lt; ca~~~ c ab1ne11, desk-top-Sat Feb. 21st 7·1pm
2Br·1Ba. full house No •KP nec1Send 5530 sales and 2 long term '\J 714·848-3735v adjustable shells 1109 Victoria St. 52•395•000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii pr 1 v. w /D, Great s3.oo and SASE to care sales per week. A Great Buyll at car parts, tools, t~m•· • • Don Enright 644-4406 3Br+Loft Slngle Fam FOR RENT Loc allS500mo +utll. •Wark at Hom•• We pre-schedule your 5395.ea 700-1983 lure & collectoblHll
, -• ..,.L-r_g__,C,_o_r_n_e-r""""o-u-p'"'l-a-x1 Residence, 4 yrs new,••••••••• 714-642·7841 POB 10871,c.M.92627· • Aupalr needed 10 a p Po In 1 men t s . DOMESTICS 5540 Aman• whi te fri g .
: 3Br . 2Br/Naw Roof gated . $530 ,000 --=--:::-:--:---:--=:---STOP BAD BREATH! llve w/our family at the ___ 1_-8_0_0_-8_0_5,,,,·9,.,..3..,,3....,.1.....,..,.., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/lc• maker. ovarl l•••••••••
• Carpet/Paint. Owner/ Prud Cal Realty Fur~::1d!tpcr.l~.bathl Clean your tongue! beach and asst w/ our IRVINE BARCLAY Child Car• under, 4yrs old, great TRAN~PORTATION Bkr 208·383-4121 714·644-6373 X1762 COSTA MESA 2624 Speclal: S24.9S w/ 2 children call THEATRE Needed cond. $200 723-4283 7 1 4 7 59 9341 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kl tch·laundry prlv. 8 REFRESH ''l••·····-o r • • s4oomo 646-1263 case 8 8·2· Krlstln(714) 675·7574 Hiring PfT Concession For newborn twins Beautiful Bedroom I•
: •HP•rf•c0t Cape Co0~ ---------1 Br D •tao h • d Employees. If you are and 3 yr old in my Set (Flotatlon) w/ SAll BOATS 7014 • ome en vu·s. 4 ACREAGE 1125 Cottages w /Patlo HB W•lk to Beach••••••••• Administrative Asst/ 21 or older & good A liso Vle10 home Dresser & mirror $60
wide lot. room for near beech. Calhedral Femalo prol'd S533 + llUUOUNCEMENTS Receptionist/ wllh the public, IBT Mond3y thru Froday you move. 548·5031 l•ii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~lii!
:. ••pan11on. Reducodl cells. frig. Move-In 1/3ull, must love dogs n.l1&1 Clerical Support 11 adding to Its 7:30am • 6 30pm 1 BUY FURNITUR• 2 3 • Atbatross 19*8
• Agenl 714·759·9070 OURBeSTLAND Speclall S675 +S400 no/alc(drugs374·9474 ••••m•••• NB Brokerage ·Estab Concession Prr 'Musi be 811por4enced, Antlquee, AH PIANOS Wood 8 ey Saller.
sale everl 40 acres· dep. S48·2421 NB r"" 'ba In spacious,_________ In 1925. Insurance employees. $8.SO per dependable, patient & t"'" or housef"I cash Fully equipped, some b o r d o r s B L M -~~~-=----...,,,.....,,...=--'" ·-backround helpful, not hr 4hr shifts. Eve. & 1 R f e--.. 00 232 $24,900. Southwest 2Bdr·1Be,near OCC. Cliffhaven home. K!t, ANNOUNCEMENTS req'd. Self motivated, Wkends. Flexlbillty In car ng. • orences r paid (714) 957-8133 leaks. SS 673·1
F II t & remod upslllrs gar1ge prlvs, no smkg+ref s W d E c I d I quired. s1100 per SAILBOAT USE Colorado: rH • · • • · 5500_ . sec. 645• 1258 2920 or • • •. goo acheduling your t me. month PleaH call Moving Selel Hospital W .. NT•o 111 ...
:'COSTA MESA 1024 . • • 38r 2.aea Bonus Rm, brochure. Parcels In-No P•ts.S795 + S400. before 9am after 8pm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii communlcallon/phone Will train. Call Sherry (714) 574•4248 bed, couch & colfH •·"penu""s w,. .. 1 .. .o•!!: eluded lakafront, trout •714-241·8850• skills• must, Sal-ben-714-954-4193 table. 1amp1, desk. ~ -•trv., • Berber crpl, hardwood
: lira I more. $275,500
• AL MARTINl·BKR
etreams & river can-neg. Fax resume to•-.-M-g_m_n_t_...T-ra.....,..ln-.-.-.-.-Call 714·54S..S922 •---------yons New cabin• ---------Cynthia 714·851·8929 -.llD'NE SUPS bordering publlc NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT No •11P nee,''-" now, MERCHANDISE Must Seu tor Ch••P """"" '114·551·8142
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lands. Free c1oslng BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEAaB 2669 Childc.ire M-F 730a-9a ~~f;~~f:.55~~2;: •••••••••I Twin bed/freme, futon DOC~ 7022 Coate • FEB. S60/wk NB must drive manrHs, Oak white 1"iiliiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii·~ Redstone Land own car Call David A. Mom N••d• H•IPI wash dining tabte/11
1 .9 o o -8 1 4 .7 o 2 4 851-9780 640-5026 Babysitting nuded, QUES 6010 chal,., blk ent cent•t Moortne Wanted
CAL•SCAN varied hours In my ANTI fOl 25" TV, l'/\arble for 34' Sailboat In
Childcare Needed Aliso Viejo home. sa .. iiiijiiiiiiiiiii]!~i!l~I DaH glau lop cotfH Newport Harber Call:
$309.000. 645·2890 -------·
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achl ege children. Tur-penenced, caring, pa-very old. 17' long 9' pute< deak. 673·797•1.,~------....
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ST.per hr 509-1868 Leave message st 112,000 Old 01••• and matching table.
Dl•n•'• Swlmwe., (714) 574.,.248 Lewyer Cabinet•• Brand New I S7$.
Is hiring managers, PIT lntry Clerk hln't (3) 5 112' long 8 t/'l' (114} 844·1202 1 1 1 "lgh s2oooea. Old ---------Hsl1tan1 managers oppt Y n grow ng co. Neutloal Cabin•' Red•ooraUn91
and tale• associates; Ort pay no typing, 10· IOt'g a• high S4000 Mvs• Hll 2 sofa•·
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3448
3490
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. MUI!" LOTU8
AN D1"&A CHAN~ COSTA M•SA 714-942·7700
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ever 10 ahghcly can be rewarding
~{°" spoc lhc extra chance oo thi1
Nor1h's double of one spade wu
ncaattvc -for takeout, not penal·
Oct. With a good five-card 1w1 and a
neat OO·lnlmp opener, South compel·
BMW
ed wlch two trump and North wu •---·------
(ulJ val~ for Ibo iwe 10 pme. JNftNlTI 9095
Wat kid a low Jo-de lad docla«t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii won an band Wlcb cf>c cialJt. 0ecJarcr 'ff 020
had eisht fasr Crick.I available. Thi 4 ar. auto. leather.
obvlOUI chance for • n.lnlh was I.be moonrool, co, lull bc:anfintaae. Wascbcteanocbcfhnc7 power (538237) Declaret clOIJtcd IO dummy wilh a f 10,877
low diamond co the queen al ttick LRXUS two, then led a low bean Crom the MISSION VIEJO
cable. Bast roae with the kina and 1 __ 1._s_8_8_·_8_8_·L_e_x_u_•_
declatu claimed nine tndts. '90 J30
Now there arc lboae who will Bordeauit, tan leather, in*~' thal., in thil 1iruatJon, no &ood phone. 111nroot, CO/ ~ayer WOUJd rite WllJI the kinJ from CaH, premium IOUnd,
Jl. We would be mon: inclined IO chrome wheel•. loaded, low ml
1grec had WC not teen all tbO many (;)PJ8H>6) 122,995 exPicru do uaccly that, or lip lheu BAUER LOTUS
holding by think.Ina bcfo~ playana COSTA MesA
low. Then !here 1• also the chance (714) 942·7700
thaJ East WU dealt I Jin&)don Jtina. i--------
fll any ~venc. it eo1&1 dcclAnr nochlna ISUZU 9100
to try. Jf nochma favorable bai>PenJ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
on lhc crafty lead of• low heart lrom 1 ee2 "ooeo
dummy. South can faneue dle heart Black, ve. aunrool,
queen neAL am/Im CHHlle, Xlnl
condition. se.ooo or
Learn lo be a better brid~ play·
er! SubKribe now lo tht Corco
bell otter. (714) 574-4238
~m'ior~~n~~,i.z: JAGUAR . 9105
Goren Bridie Le_l}!!t P.O. Bos
4410, Chka&O, m OUMU. '07 420 G
9030 FORD
Bluo. grey ln1e1 lor.
clanlc car, very good
9075 condllton. only 43k mllea. (TXT895) A UT 0 M 0 BILES iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t es 89 5
•-------· '94 7401 Bristol '84 T BAUl!R LOTUS empo COSTA MESA lo adotl, 40k mltu . p1, a/c , now llru, 714-4S42·7700
ACURA 9010 S35.000 call Alan S9SO obo 723·4283
pgr714·728·7034 1---------I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 T •uru • 8 t•tlo n JEEP 9110 '81 lnt•ur• !ISPD, ---------Wagon. Real nice ~~. ~I ~i:.s s~;,. ~; iCADiiiiiiILiiLJJ.iii.iiciiiiiiii9iiOii4i;iO -c-'7_;_1_4_:_;_2_9 3_o_-~_&_8_4_b_o li,iOi4iOiRAiiiNiDiiiCiHiiEiRiOiKiEiiE
Ola11, C11m Whl1, ,91 D• VIII• S•dan., '95 F.JCPLORER XLT 41C4, V8, AT, Tow al·
S9300 ~o 0420 X217 36k ml, 4dr. auto loys, lull power
'84 LE~l!ND L ~:~~d .. ~~~pgro~~ltl CHI. 1u,11 .. p8w~88 (3HJr~~i:'o"F950
L.ow mllu, Bo u . roal valuol $8999 (Bl r~~'us' OF WESTMINSTER
leather , moonrool Sunw••l Motor• WESTMINSTER 714-892·9900
(3ROC'3<>eLS19,950 Tommy 7 14437'1931 714 892·6006 '80 CHEROKEE Wf!.'s\XMl:.~:eR Cao111ac Eldorado 1982 •-9-2_M_U_S_T_A_N_G_O_T_ COUNTRY 4x4
orlg1nai owner '2000 A C 1 Green/ten, 6 cyl, up (714) 892·9800 obo 17141 557.7305 od, hrorno whoo s. 5 ed S 0 llto V8 country 1usponslon, .... INT•QRA QSR ape · r, •v .. E c I C nd 23k mll luggage/1kl racks 31~ml,leathor, it e o Cullom wheel•. hotl CHEVROLET 9045 S9900 714 720-7443 13:Zti~3~ tb~~=5
(3POV326) t18.i.550 A Aar• Geml COSTA MESA Ll!X08 01'" '89 SUB 2wd 3/4ton, ·97 3/4 t.on Cargo 1714)542.7700 WESTMINSTER 454, 325hp cam, men· Van Ilk n11, laclory1----------
714·892·0900 llold, 5 core rad, quick warr . aulo A;C, p1,
BMW 9030
I
ahlll kil. now cats/ pb, pw, pds. om.Im,
clros/brakes $10,900 S 15.965 Won't losH
714-759·9373 Sunweat Motor
Tornmy714·437· 1931
'77 53DI "' door, 8 cyr. CHRYSLER 9050
auto, aunrl • phone' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRADE alorou, graat cond $1500 obo 831·0757 '84 LASER XE 4cyl, 5apd, A/C, L.thor. ps. through classified
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want 10 pay
when you read
the Claaslfl•d• 8UV It. Stll 11. Find II. pb. pw, cc, CHI, alloy 642•!5678 Cl•Hlfled. $4200 obo 846·51 so, _________ , ____ e.,v_.e.._rv....__da-.v~--
'M •• 900 •et teom 'M 411UWNI!" aft8
ltaek,,,la c:k, razor low mlM, AT, ve. tow m1i.a. fUtl
-1\oo. Le.we c.rtllled. '"' ~. liNNclc••• ~. alloys, moon-(0014122) 120.en t2UN1",!!.2>88t_~•eo root. ( 3 o TXO?a)
'82 ... 400 ~" °"' lte,550 Caehm-re/lvory. W•8TllHtSTall LDUS OJ' 1 .. 1htf, lull optlOn. (714) en..eo. W&STMINST&A ee,ooo mlln (144132) -~ •• =--2~1~90~.=--2~ •• ~-,.__, .... f 7_t ... 4_.),_n_2 __ ..... eoe __ __
122.~.n .. •c 300 CO, '7h0M, .... ~,. ·•s 4RUNN!R .... v• .. mo0n1oor. tsu ,..., ...... m1 AT lull -Aally Aed, mlnl c:ondJ• .,.... ' ' ,.... •••. ,
tlon , all .. rvlce (tMt4l:x•J~1~ ~~}=new.I (3UU.3M)
recofdl. (0211501) w•aTMINST•A LEXUJ Of
$24,871 f'l14) 892 .. eo. WllTMJNSTEA · MIS~~x,.u:llJO '94 MBZ C280 l114)1tn-490t
1•(888) 88·LEXUS 9llver/blac:k 1 .. 1her, CJ , '95 CAMRY LE ,85 ac 300 o, moonrool, tult Lo mllu, AT. lull power #035772 power, Ilk• new l Black/Black. Full OP· •23,077 (3MVJ572) $13,950
lion, LAXUI certlfred LBXUS Lex I... Of
•021609 $29,987 MISBION VIB.JO WlfSTMINSTER
'85 SC 300 1·888·88·Ll!XU8 (714) 882·0808 Spruce/Ivory, full op·
Uon. Lexus certlfled. ---------1---------1024887 121.911 MERCURY 9135 VOLVO 9230
LEXUS 1:miiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiim MISSION VIEJO 1• 1 (•88) 88 U!XU8 '78 Or•nd M•f'qula 'e9 240 DL W•eon • "" • 4·dr. Full pwr. R•al White, pwr ac .. rlng/
'98 LS 400 1harpl 9~k _mllea. wlndowafloel(a, •••r•o
Caallmere/lvory, full $2000 obo 723·1504 3rd .. at, AJC. $6200 optlon. L.exua certl· 71~723.0203 fled. Low ml (896ee2) ---------1·-.,.,9.,,.4-o""'e,...s_W_A_Q,;;;.O...;;.N_ SA4~~ as 300 MITSUBISHI 9145 37k m•IH, leather.
F 11 1 1 moonroof, u opl on, on Y '95 MONTERO SA full power. like n9WI 30,000 mllea L.exu1 h cerlllfed. ,,09,.510 Black, tan lea1 er, (JHIAJ03) t19i.750 4WO, CO changer, LEXUS Of' $28,977 phone, pr• m I um WESTMfNSTl!R LEXUS MISSION Vll!JO sound, jumpuata. (714) ae2.e9oe loaded, low mll•• 1-(880) 8B·Lexus (3NFE9231123,995 1---------
. '97 ES 300 BAUER LOTUS • VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Black/black, C:/d , COSTA MESA jiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
leather, moonroof, 714°042°7700 '88 J•tt• QLI Sunrf,
only 2000 ml, no OMV A/C. am-fm cHHtle,
,..035730 SSAVE ---.-----9-15-0 very ""•· all record• LEXUS NISSAN MISSION VIEJO 53000 714·299-2798
1-(888) 88·Ll!XUS
MAZDA 9125
'93 Ml•t• Conv
White/black 1op.
Look• & runs nlcol An
MISC. AUTO 9245 '85 Hard Body
only 28k ml, p1, pb
am·lm cau. bad llner, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiim
vory 1harp. plck·up. SelZED CARS
$8865 full price! From 1175.
Sunw••t Motor• Porschea. Cadillac•.
Tommy 714·437-1931 Chevys, BM W 'a ,
attracllve price S8885 ---E------
Sunw••t Motor• RANG
Tommy 714 437·1931 ROVER
Corvenes. Also JHpl,
4W0'1. Your Aree. Toll
Free 1-800·218-gooo
Exl.A-1398 1or current
llsllngs.
MERCEDES 9130
'84 380SL Blue/tan, 2
lop, C/O, xlnt cond/
maintenance. S 13,500
obo 714-720-1678
'80 SILVER 500 SL
Excellent cond111on.
Price negotiable
• 714-013-8893.
'00 300E Black/grey
lealher, 1unrl, C/O,
chromo wheels, local
car all records, m1n1
$14,500 714·873·4941
On the move?
Sell your extra
household
items
in Classified
9177
'04 COUNTY LWB
Black, aable leather.
moonrool, phone. CO
ch.nger, premium
&ound, loaded
(3GOW288) 120,995
BAUER LOTUS
COSTA MESA
(714) 042-7700
'95 COUNTY LWB
Blarritz bluo , Ian
leather, moonrool, CO
c hanger, premlClm
sound, loaded
(655700) $30,885
BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA
(714) 842·7700
FIND
an apartment
through classilled
CLARK
SEIZED CARS From $175,
Porsches. Cadillacs.
Chevys. BM W's .
Corveuea. Aleo Jeeps,
4WO's. Your Aroa. Toll
frH lor Curren! llstlng
1 ·800-218·9000
Ext. A·1398
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage
ale, determine wfla
Items you wish to
sell. Make sure everything Is clean
and.repaired.
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TH! LOCAL PLUMBER
·I James E. Bangert Co •
Free Estlmatea
Frlendly Servlce•lnsur•d
L#532981 675·9304
Precl•• Plumblng
Repairs & Romodela
Free EstlmatH L1987308 HtMOtO
ROOFING 3910
BALBOA ROOFING CO Quality Work Guarnl'd
Reroof(Repalr Fr11 Eat
Lie/Ina 931·5081
CeRT·A·AOOF L.OW COST ROOF REPAIRS
Ins. Approved Con1r1c:1or
• 714-~08·0944.
TAX
PREPAAATION 3925
AEAS014ABLE
Llo'd T•x,Pr•p•rer
Z7Vr• Acctg Exp.
714-548·2374
Tax preparallon and
repreaen1at1on. Audit• •
& Coll•cllon Ael'd IRS -In N.B.(714) 673·6go5
QUARANTell!D
IMPROVRMll!NT .. ,,...
714-841 ·8222
PLUMBING k DRAIN WALL
• Complete PlUMBIN COVERINGS 3932
Repairs Ttt. atrfpp•r
• Complete Rooter 9 p • c I • 11 a I n 0 I n
Service· Main Lines ~~::::r "":.;:;~
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