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Home My WebLink About1998-09-05 - Orange Coast Pilot,- ... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNITIES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, SE~ER 5, 1998 Jlarbor .ceµter .improvements .far off: •Resident and city.concerns have stopped plans to fevamp run-down facility. - Eusr GM ~Pb to the current design py lease agree- ments. the project be approved at the Aug. 10 Planning Commission meeting but vehe- ment protests from nearby residents and numerous changes to the conditions of approval conVlllced commissioners to postpone the issue. There were also con- cerns that the parking and noise studies were flawed. out in u study session Seµl. 21. po~<'d developm<"nt would b'' bwlt 50 to · MI'q like to get answers to hl1 tht! tssues 1 '>0 feet back from !he eXlstmg budding, that were raised,• Plannmy Cornm1ss1on-hnngmg 1t doser to a resulenhal area on · er Chns Fewel sdld CoUege Dnve. Nt•gouations llr~ o"lqomg Residents hdve sent dbuul 10 letters with potf•nllal tendnts Lucky and Home a nd a pelltmn with 118 signatures to the Oepot. · city. More than 20 res1denti. -.µoke at the Residents were concerned the prqxun-· COSTA MESA :_ Plans for the new Harbor Center have ground to a halt with residents asking for a redesign of the pro- ject and the developer saying he is bound Harbor Center is one of .the oldest shopping centers in the city. ln recent times, the center has lost major tenants and lumed into a blighted, vacant facili- ty. But the owners are proposing a multi- million-dollar effort to tum the site into a state-of-the-art shopping mecca, com- plete with a Home Depot ahd Lucky supermarket. . City staff members bad recommended The Planning Comnussion will proba- bly revisit the issue at its SepL 28 meet-. ing after the developer has met with res- idents again and other details are hashed Jast Planrung Comnus~1on meetmy 1ty of the huildmg would bnng loaolng Many residents asked tor d redesign of clocks tmd b1g-ng t;uck trnfhc and thw the project In the c;unent design, the associated d1esPl fume.s dnd noise do er· building will be 70,000 squdrc feel ldrger j 1 ' than the eXlSting Llarbor Center. The pro-SEE CE NTER PAGE A10 .- williom lobdeff t7 Glover's -credibi#ty _the door It's not every day that the Dai- ly Pilot has a reporter who's fac- ing a district attorney's investiga- tion. ln fact, as near .as anyone can remember, it's been nedrly 20 ~. years since a Ptlot journalise was last accused of a crime And-that • was for murder . · As his wife waited for coffee at Kaplan's in now-razed Fash- ion Square in Santa Ana, a drunken Pilot reporter named Tom Barley -described by n&wsroom colleagues as a distin- guished Englishman -walked up to her and promptly stabbed her 18 times .. He stopped only when one brave restaurant patron picked up the wooden "Please Wait To Be Seated• sign and bashed Barley across the head, k.noclang him .llJlconsoous. After his con-• fession, police asked tf he had ariything else to say. His response: "Well, I'm awfully sor- ry." While serving his 15-years-to- life sentence, Barley put his Dai- ly-Pilot training to use by becom- ing editor of the San QuE>ntin n~wsletter. Unfortunately, the iB1nates don't wrile.-angry lette.~- t9 the editor when an article upsets them. They kill the editor. Barley was 54. 'IWo decades later, another Pilot reporter stands accused of a crime. Jenifer Ragland is under investigation for unlawful entry into Councilwoman Norma Glover's home I'm guessing she walks. Glover bas made a number of baffling moves over the past month or so. but to accuse Jeni.fer of basically breaking into her home is the strangest. A quick review ol the events that led up to this: 1) Glover was one of the council member$ behind the farced res.lgnauon of popular City M81)ager Kevin Murphy. ~ Glover, who ts running for r~·election unopposed, suddenly found herself facing a credible wnte·in candidate in Jim de Boom, the former school boai"d 'president who was angry ~at Glover le t Murphy go. 3) Glover sent a {ax to de Boom, asking her potential . opponent if he's interested in a seat on the library board or Plan- ning Commission. Sho also men- ti.Qns that she's raiSed $30,000 o far. :The most recent campaign Nteords show she's taken m • ~2.311, including a $1,800 loan to benelf. 4) The day do Boom 8DDOW1Ced his potential candi- d~, Glover ask~ a hig~·r~k- FIGHTING CANCER FAMILY .STYLE ·. PHOTOS 8'1' MARC MA.~T .l'WAILY Pl.OT • Newport ... M esa relatives of woman with breast cancer pitch in to help raise money to. fight disease i~us1. G111 ~'Pb NEWPORT-MESA -Kabe Flores hopes to reuse a lot of money for areast cancer awareness, but the 13- year-old said it's really the thought that counts res, 45, of Newport Beach, and uncle, Charlie Brown, 42 of Costa Mesa. will walk from Santo Bcilbdrd to Mdl- 1bu the weekend ot Oct. 23 m Avon's Brcdst Cancer 3-Day fund-ra1 er. They've dlready raised $12,000 Kabe, her brother Alex Flores 10, and her cousins Andrew Brown, 13. and Tdylor. Brown, 9; also will help KaUe Flores, top, puts a pink ribbon of tdng on hundreds of cooldesffrtday for a bake sale today to raise money for cancer awareness. Above, Taylor Brown applies frosting to a cookJe. Right now, Katie 1S thiriking of he r aunt, Carrie Cameron, a 40-year-old resident of Canyon Ldke who was diagnosed with breast cancer lil Jan- uary. Katie's not the only one thinking of Cameron:-,__.__ Katie's mother, Laura Brown-Flo- •1 kind ol wantt!d to do more, be more a part ol this Kobe said. The children will sell cookies and raffle off Beame Babies from 11 a.m. SEE FAMILY PAGE A 10 .W. flt'* ll>MlMV PlOT Tillmy Clirtll, I, walU on .... Cwntli Mil .. .. N9wport ....... Ja ..... . INDEX QASSIRED ·-·---·----·--'' COMMUllRY FOIUM -... : ............ 11 DA1lm -··---. .:.. __ ,.J.12 mmAll8T -·--·--·--.J.12 fAITif ___ .......... -..... _ ............ .J.2 SOCl1Y .... Al1 5'0ll'S ..... _______ ... ...16 WEATHER =r-..:=: .. i-~ .... a. .. .,.2 .. Behind the badge •Costa Mesa's popular 12-Week Citizens Police Acaden1y gives residents an insider's view of the departJnent .. •EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first story in an 11 ·p.trt series on Costa Mesa's Citizens Pohce Academy GRI (, HN l'O{, day ............ ....... . . • '}. Union -0K5~--·--·-- .. salacy boost •But $3.2 million dear for Newport-Mesa teach~rs must be inked !Wyfllb NEWPORT-MESA -By d huge margin, teacher; raW1ed a two-year conUdct thdt equdhzes the school district's stllary schl'<l- ule, ffidking 1t mote 1n hnl., with tho e ol other Oral\ge County school distncts Of 708 teachers who voled Fn- day, 692-~oted to ratify the con--· tract, which the choof board · must still approve at its Tuesday · mght.mel'llng~ ·This dgreement clearl}' ~tops ·the bram di:arn, • setid Lmda f\.1ook, president of the Newport-~ 1esci Fe.d1•ranon of Teachers. ·w~ will no tonger be the form dub wbern tecichers leave after h\'t? or sue yedr~ and make $10,000 or more m neoighbonng distncts. • While teachers received an ocross-the-board c,.iJary increase from 1he 1997 contract agree- • mcnt, this year' n~gotiations yielded a contract that corrects serious flaws m the dtStrict's t achers ·salary . ..schcd~ For in tance: rather than l"lk- mg 27 year.; for teacht!rs to reach the top of the <;alary ~chedUle. under the n(•w agrt'cment it will take tedthers only 13 years. Under the ex.istm~ sch t•dule, teachers f P.CeJVed raises only once ~very three ye.HS, but under the new ~chedule thl'y will get ra1c;e.-. every year. "Restructuring was the rdtto- nal step ·to take at this point bt.,>cause current Hlttne range , from 18° abo\'e to 40% below benchmarks,• to.took scud. • Add111g a ~lratghl percent to a · sulary chedule this flawed see TEACHERS PAG! A9 .. • -. . : :4 2 Sorurday. Sep.nbet 5, 1998 faith ~ Beach/Costa ~so Doily Pilot ,----------------------~------------------------------.............................. -----------------------------------------------------~ MOIAl OF TIE SYOIY Take ·time away from time to. enjoy life • 1 must govern the dock. not be ct • emed b}' 11 • -Golda Meir ' ' I I I i Address: 271 Avoc:C::t., Costd Me_-;a l Tetephone: (949} 548-6596 l Denomination: Seventh-day Adventist : . Year established: Established in the 1930s m Costa : Mesa as the Newport Harbor Seventh-day Advenbst • Church and later made ,a name Change to Costa l Mesa SevenUHlay AdventiSt Church. The chw-ch l moved to its present location in the nud '60S. · · · l Service times: Church at Study, small group Bible stud·· : ies, and other cJa.sses covenng topio suth as sp111tual ' growth, meet a~;30 a:m. Saturday, Worship is at 11 : a.m. Saturddy. The class on spu1tual growth is taught ' by John Dunbar and mcludes an mtrod(lctlon to Chris- tianity, information on how to develop an und~d mg of how God wants to re-create man m his unage· and mformation on spmtual ~. mclurung how .to w;e them to touch the lives of others ·s etore our recent vacation 1 prayed Senior pastor: Geofry Park thdt God would help me get my Pastoral staff: Karen Johnson orgaruzes home Bible We and schedule to a more man-l stildy group development and welcome activibes for .iqeable pace. As 15 often the case. God's ·: newcomers Byron Webster IS the ch\lrch's youth ' uiddllce came m uruque ways l worker. Bill Llv~ge directs a creative growth nun- Sc on after that, good fnend.s of ours l istiy that includes classes on how to understand the ed R d s : Bible. His next two-week, four-serrunar class begins ndCn dildy ~ usa.n Bramel told , Sept. 19. lt is a study of Reveldbon called "The~~·Ba--m•· dbout a great book they were both : Trumpetc; of Revelabon. •The public is welcome. •i>u<ung Called "Margin" by Richard A. 1 S' f · 1 A kl Wt'nson The subbtle of ·It is •Restoring • 1 12~ o congregation: so-1,0 wee y attendance, : with a membership of 255 ' .emotional. physical, fmarto.al, and time . , Ma~eup of congregation: Members come from a · re.,i::rves to o\lerlocsded hves. • l large assortment of cult.w'e!> and countries, among I took the hint and bought the book. l them· Cluna, E~tem Ewo~, the Philippines, Mar- -The ~gxt"~tltlC?~.JIU!.Illiille and -t-~· · · - my eyes caught a verse I had under-. l cally, member5tup represents a broad range, from WJf:d yean. ago that says, "Be still. and 1 wealthy to poor. . ,;now that I am God • : ·Child care: Is provided at times, but not on a regular 'I took the hint and decided to slow ; basis. Ctuldren are welcome at the church's worship do....,'ll : services and there are mother's rooms tor moms with~ But the biggest runt came JUSt hours 1 small children bPfore we were to catch our plane. : Type of worship: Traditional. but not stuffy ~r stodgy, The ~orrungs of vacation-depanure.... l with an emphasis on biblical d.isco\·ery. adventure da~~ always come too qwckly for me : dOd sp111tual growth. Commuruon lS celebrated four I I l "I I S P I I I T It doel>n t seem to matter how much I : tunes dunng the year. Along with comrnurtion, mem- ha\ e planned prepared and packed m 1 bers practice the ordinance of humility -or foot The Rev. Geofry_J>ark of Costa Mesa Seventh-day Adventist Church. advance Nor does it seem to make : washlng -as a bol of cleansmg in prepardtion -7 rught t>efore or awake the morrung of : Jesus' washing the feet of hls disaples recounted in mg the seJ"Vlce there 1s a welco'!1e ti.-ne when people ance between an environment that draws people to the tfip. I always wu;b 1 had one mote : John 13 Pa.rtiapabon m the ord.inAnce is optional. gyeet each.pther. This gr_eetmg 1S shared among worship God and to praise him. dnd a facility thl!lt 1S hour to be really ready : Type of sermon: Park's delivery is conver5ational m everyone and doe!> not single out f~t-bme atten-functional for the other purpo~es ~nd aC'tlVlties of the ' I -I I ' I I I I ' I I I I • I • I I ' I I I I I • I I I f I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I t I I , I I I I I I • ·t- much dlfferenc~ how late I stay up the : · for commuruon. This practice 1s patterned alter j encourdged to sign the church's guest register. Dur-Oturch design: The congregation tnes to hnd a bal-· rt WdS pretty..m.uch the same for QlJ..C. __ , style and sometunes mteractive. J:iis messages dte · dees .. Every other week, after ~orship service, church in service to the commurut ·.The church is . latest getaway. My nund WdS already . : meant to Co.Cilitate a_n·un?erstanrung or•how scrip-potluck meals are held"at the ch\J!Ch. On alternate attractive and comfortable, but 'Park sdys, •the facib-! whirling as my feet hit the ground, but : ture applies to our lives. weeks the potluck meals are held,lQ the homes of ty is secondary to the messdge" The i>anctuary 1s · l . then I stopped dead m my ttdcks ' Re<ent sermon: Pd!k recently began a series for • designated members, and newcomers are 10Vltcd. simple, without many icons . : · · : 1998-99 The senes will focus on the tedchin of Outreach programs: Fnendship evangelism is u-.. lnteresti note: Park co nted t t 1 bed my watch silently slipped to the esus ~om e oun a on pom o ew o grace. · a e urc . dn ma.ny peop e are·mtr uc to J gation shares an exceptional atutude of wannth and ground. I Just stdred at it, as it lay there Upcommg sermon: In the weeks to come, Parle will the church by fnends and through home Bible study acceptance. He sees the church's place m the com- mobonless. be speakmg .on the grace of the cross, wtu,ch brings fellowship groups. Sentinars on inductive Bible study munity as not so much that of a starter church but of My beautiful watch has been my the j~cation of ,mankind, and the grace of the and on a variety of other subjects are offered at the a place for mature, ongomg spmtual growth. h-i Feb- fruthlul comparuon for more tnan two Holy _Spmt. by which God re-create~ the image of church. The church pdrtlop with People H'elping ruary, the church will hold a ftve.-week video revival decade5, ii gift from my wonderful hus-God Jn each mdi~dual and gwes them the power to People to di5tnbute food and clothing to people in senes called the Next Millenruurn Semmar The : band Jon. lt has warmed my wnst and change lives, which bnngs sanctif1cc:ttion. the commuruty m need. pobtic is invited and welcome to call the church for i mdrked ume for me nonstop 1 h e · Welcome wagc>n: A warm greeung is extended to Dress: Dress is not an J.£sue People wear d wide more information . I ~om my trusty bJriepiece while swun· anyone attending for the fust tlrne dlld they are array of attire _ ~ompiled by Michele M. Marr \ rrungmocea.ns,hi.kingmountams,and ----------------------~-----:-------------~----------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------J moving·from one home to another. It · · ... · clocked ,labor pdlllS long ago, and ticked -------.----. ............ ._ _____ r""" ______ _ dWdY hours untilmy teenagers returned W ~ E I 1· f e 6 .o ·T O· F I I D & 0 D . FA I T H . C A L E N DA R home dl night .. It hds never rebelled before: But 1t seemed to be sa;'lllg to me, ·1 need a break from you, Cindy. I'm bred <if your hectic pace, I'm bred of being looked at and rderred to so 111cessant-' l; And it seemed as tI God was telling mt'. to take d vacation from my watch as \.\ Pll I purposely didn't borrow a replace- mrmt dnd purposed Ill my heart to learn from the expenence I was shocked dt how much 1t added to the vacation Tune didn't seem to matter and it omehow seemed like I had more time iu ell:JO)' my family. I WdS more relaxed nd didn't come home thinking l need· -1 d YcK-dtlOn to rec'O'Ver from myvaca- uon No-..... that I am home, the watch is bdck on Alter all, there is a time a.rid a plare to know the time to get to places But I'm willing to try an experiment at home on occasion, and invite you to 1om nv• Perhdps on a Sunday afternoon we r <1It loos~n those watchbands and take a mmJ·Viicauon from being so "uunute· rnn<;cmus ~ Maybe il we stop watcJung < ur watchP.S, we will en1oy the tune rnore · ~nd you can quote me on that. • ONDY TRANE OtlUSTESON is a Newport ieach r~nt who ~aks frequently to parent· 1ng groups Her ~mail address is dndyO,onthe- grow com . D~.r.llot VOL 92., NO. 211 • • IEDn'Olt'S NOn:Where to Go to Find God features bri~ de:scnpt- tions of churches and tMlpies in our community They appear each week on a t'otat1ng basis. A com· plete listing can be found o(\ the Web at www.latimes..comlpilot Disciples of Christ HARBOR CHRtSTIAN OfURCH , Harbor Chnstl•n Church pro- claims Jesus as lord, draws iu inspiration from ScrtpttXe al\d the Holy Spirit, Witnesses ind MlfY8S among the whole hutNn fMnil)-. ~ tKat Olriitiiri unrty and Chnstian mission Me intepa· rable. and daims as its J*tj(Ular mGsion the quest for the reunk>n of the body of Chrkt. Dennis Short IS senior pastor. The church 1s at 2401 lrvfne Ave .. Newpof't Buch. For more information. call 645-5781. Episcopal held M 9 am Sonday and a chans. matlC serw:e wfth holy EU<.'hanst. nte Ill 1s held at 10.45 a m Sonday. David Anderson is senior pastor. The church 1s at 3209 Via Lido. Newport BeclCh. For more anforrn.1- tion. c.all 67S-0210. ST. JOHN THE OMNE EPISCOPAL OfURCH • St. John the OMne Eptscopal Ouch is a hturgec.al church, whkh me~ that the focus Of the WOf· ship rs on God and indodes Holy Communion (which IS the S«T• mental reuff1ng of the Last Suc>- per), reading of the word of God anda~The~ sage is t.sed on the So1pture rNding for the~ and ~a prKtJCal ~ fOr OwistMn l!Ying. Sunday worship servkl!s we· •at 8 and 10 ll m. NursefY C.-. IS p«wided from a to 11 :JO a.m. Sun- day sc:hool fo< children ages 4 to 10 mNtS from 9:45 to 11 a.m. Q>nr~ Nofdquist Is M!fllO( pastot. The church is at 183 E. Bay St.. Costa Mes.. For mofe infomwtion, call SCl-2237. ST. MATTHEWS CHUROf St. Matttww'1 Church ls a tr~l tionaf Ephcopal chutd't that aims •to foltow Christ. to worship God ~Sunday in his church. and to WOttt and prsy and give fot the spr..d of his kingdom.• Holy eom- mumon is held .i a and 10:15 a.m. s.Jndly. and at 9 30 a !fl Thursday Sunday school for youth of all ages at 9 a.m ; adult s.Jnday sdloot ~ ' 9·15 a.m. Child we is prov!~ fOf Sunday ~es. The church. also offen an 11-week practtCal Jmro- duction tom. Christian fatth, called The Alpha Cowse. sewral times throughout the year. There is no charge for the coww and a""f" one is wekorne. ~ C. SQr1ett is sentor pastor. the Pltflh Is at 172.l Westclttf ~ NeWport 8ffCh for 10~ QI M6- 1152. SPECIAL EVENTS ELDER ABUSE TOPIC OF MEETING Joan Vicgmia Allen will speak on -•the Crime of the 90's: Fi.nanaal Elder Abuse• at the 10:30 a.m. Sunday service at Orange Coast Urutaridn lJniversahst Church, 1259 Victona St Costa Mesa. Allen ts the coordinator of the F1duaary Abuse Specialist Team, a group dedic.ated to preventing financial abuse among the elderly m Orange County. Ad.mission IS free. For more mformation, call ~2 IN BLACX ANO WHITE •Cbas.WIDn in Black and White,. a senes of photographs taken by Long Beach photographer Lewis "Groner .in the Mea Sherirn district m Jerusalem, will be on display at the Jewish Commwuty Center of Oiange County from Thursday through Oct. 8 dt the center, 250 E. Baker St, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. ~ewing hows vary. For more irtformabon. call 755..0J.40 CLASSES/WORKSHOPS POWER IN PRAYER Ruth Field will present a WQrk- shop titled Master Mind from 10 d.m. to noon Mohday·at the Sci-· encc of ~tind Educubon Center, 1929 Tustin Ave .. Costd Mesa. Admis~1on 1s $15 For more inf or· mabon, ca.11646-3199. MASTER ~IND WORKSHOP The Rev. Ken Gray will present d workshop bUed Mdster Mmd from 7 to 9 p.m. Fnday at the Saence of Mind Educabon Cen- ter, 1929 Tusun Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is $15. For more inlonnation, call 646-3199. lECTtlRfSERJES - ·TEMPLE BAT YAHM UNIVERSITY Rabbi Janet Marder will present "Theology for Skeptics & Cynics. How to be a Perc;on or Fa.tth ma Secular Worldw at 7:15 p.m Thursday ttt Temple Belt Yahrn, 1011 CdJJlelback St, Newport ·Beach Admission is $7 for mem- bers and $12 for couples; $9 for· nonmembers and $16 for non- member couples. Students with lD are $3. For more information, call (949) 644-1999. • ~nd typed releases detailin9 stories, upcoming-events, \ermon top1a or aryy other news involving Costa M~ and Newport Be<leh houSes of worship to Religion Editor, Daily Pilot. 330 w. Bay St. Cosu Mesa. 926~7. r-~~~------------~---.:..~--,·r·-------~-:-------------------~~~....:...., w.9rtG~ "~andCLO .hdttll.~ vu~ GlrMf.t~ ~ii.a°"'.-. 4l• .; ... WEITH El POLICE FILES TDW'E.RAT\ME.S lalboa 83A>7 Corona de! Mar 81.'68 Costa Mes.I 84167 N.wport Beach 83167 ;::r'~ SlMF fOMCAST LOCATION •.••••••. SIZE Wt'dge • • • • • • • . , .4-6 SW N9WPQt't •••••••• .2-4 SW Bla'dcie5 ..... , ... 2-'sw RNet Jettj .... , ••. 3 5 SW CdM ••.••.••••• 2·3 SW nou TODAY First low 315am ........... 04 Fim high 9.:31 am ......... Al S«.ond low 3:05 p rn. .... : ••••••. 1 2 S«ond high • t-vnt .....••• , .. ~.t-:- ... SUNDAY First low 3·49 a.m. • • • • • • • •• .-0-4 First high 10:03 am • • • • • • • • • S 1 Second low 349 p .rtl ........... 0 9 Sec(){\d high 9~5 pm , • • • •••••• s 1 ... GmllAOf • Eanll•df Drtwe: A.cellular te~ worth S1SO was no~n f101118 carm the 2100 bled. • w..t OciMlt ~About S2SO In Ctit\ a fanny i>«k and • wallet totaling nas ~· st<>Mn from a home in the 1800 block. • 11th !tNet: A wt of keys. M!Wfal rtems of hnger1t and 1 bikini worth S675 VYefe stolen m the 2100 block WATEJt • . . . ...• ,-. ..J...J....a..JIDlllLllllil•~IJllllt'ill"'1iM'iillCl:'WltfJtol ma 1n the 400 block. TIWIAAT\ME! •.••• 68 • ~ s.r..t; A lllptop computer and 1 cellular telephone wonh $3,000 were s.tolen from a home In the 100 'bloc!(, SURF COSTAMISA • 9lrtdal -..et:~ I~ worth $3,100 was stolen from 1bu~~~1n u. :uoo blodl. • C...., ,._.: A amHa WOrtti Sl23 w.n stolen from 1 home In the 2900 bfo(t. . . • -.,.. llNd: A cefful« ~worth S200 w~ stol n from • ear in the 3000 b'odc • • a.. C-. Court:: A camera ~ a w.llet worth S 1 S4 were s1olen from a <bf • In the 200 bled ) • W.. 1• llr99t. A c.thilar telephone wotth S 125 was itolto frotn • CM ""~ . . • • • .. 1Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Sotvrdoy, September 5, l 998 ~ 3 .. · Don 't insult my intelligence witf.j lame remilrks Gloom likely over .weekend This was supposed to bo c1 back-to-schoo1 column to relate to you my sentiments over send- ing my son, Roy. off to fust grade Tuesday. He has been my con- , stant companion for more than four years, except for the thrf'e hours he spent each day in kindergarten durtng, the past · school year, and I am sad to lose him for the better part of the day. • · But two things have happened ·and I must take a tum at bat. Of all the Uungs you could do. . to me, insulting my inlelligem"e is one o! the worst. I've been called plenty of names and per- haps have had worse done, but I let it all slide because, in the grand scheme, it's JUSt not unpor- tanl to me. 'WGat LS important is that we are being told by Newport Beach City-Councilwoman Norma ·Glover lhat her Jetter to Jim de Boom suggesting that he talk to her "If you want to be [on the) ubrary Board, Planning Com.nus- sion or start gettmg involved in ci~ government" merely was an attempt to get him involved in WHIT'S .UP the district. At the time, de Boom senously was corisidel'Ulg a wr,ite-m c:arnpaign to challenge Glover for her seat. De Boom needs to know how known for years that de Boom is · · the one -Aho gets people involv~d dnd needs as much dJ.rection m that regard as I do playing Candyland with Roy. De Boom has smce decided not to pursue the write-in cam- pa1gn In another development, 1t was reported m the Dally Pilot on Thursday that on the day de Boom announced his possible c didacy, Glover asked for a list of ard members of the Orange Chamber of Commerce, where, it so happens, de Boom's wile is execubve director. Asked dbout it, Glover said she. needed the qames for a South Coast A.Jr Quality Management District lssue. The public was offere<t yet to get mvolved like I need a b1g- ger bald spot. Pointing out areas f in which he can participate is another in a tong senes of lame remarks by a politioan caught red-handed. Whether it's "I did-· n't inhale,• or "There were'no like advising Hans Prager of the best fish market in town or . telling Jeff Schulem where to go to buy a hammer. De Boom's middle name is vinvolvement." Readers of the Daily Pilo.t have . arms for hostagl:!s," we continu· ally are bombarded by insults of the worst kmd. They are insults to our intelligence. . I don't buy Clovei:'s explana- tions, but 1f you d~. please con- Rite Lite Rounds ~fjjSJ.~ tact me -I ha~ some Flonda vacdtion land for sate. The other mcidPnt is the silence surrounding the resignd- tion of Newport Beach C\ty Man- ager K(lvin Murphy. This silence borders on deceit. It is appalling to me that the Newport Beach City Council, . having deaded Murphy's fote iif . closed session, actually believes that the right thing to do i~ keep . tbe details of tus resignation from the public. Thi 1s the people's busincc;s and the people should know why a popular city manager -'>d\'.e for the opinion of some Jolks m Bonita Canyon -abruptly resigned. I am reading thes<· days dbout Russia's Boris Yeltsin prorrusmg to stick to democrnltc reforms and I wonder il, when he is through, he can give a lesson or two to the Newport Beacti City Council. · There are d couple of funny parts here. Counctlman John Hedges, not known for holding back tus opiruon on anything, offered a 'Cllrt. ~No comment H when asked by the Daily Pilot · about Murphy. And J would wager a tidy sum t.hdt before too long, the T('ai;dn for Murphy's res\gnation will get to us throvgh the back door. I smile when f think that council memhe~ real· ly believe U1ey can keep this ' secret forever. Underestimating thr> intelli· gence of the public has been standard operating procedure in pol.tucs tor a long tune, fueled by the low voter turnout m locc.U elections and perceived detach- ment ·from the folks m Wdshiny- ton. D C 'We are gNting the gov-· emment we de5erve. Roy, I wtSh you well and 1 hope you understand about thA column. There will be CJtbers. t will miss you. 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When dawn come to Southern Calilom1a. the wind most mom- , 1hg will be from the southea,st: "fhcn 1t will begin clocking • uound until the afternoon west- wl~ tills in. • Certainly there will be seuson- cll vanatlons, but the southeaster- 1)'-wei.terly pc:t\h is pretty much tht• norm m Southern California :_. dS much as dnYfumg i5 ever normal there. : ue here, the Wind -indeed ftle entire cliinatrc pattern -is,_ not quite so predictable Hence the old whf'eze about Colorado weather: "If you don't Wee •t. ~·a1t a couple of days and 1t'll <;hunge • ThP wuid!> rhtlnge more often 1}idn thdl Wf.' y@t westerhe!. from 1lh' Rocki<•s, northerlies from C 1ndda and i.outherl.les from ;:-=~w l\IPxtco They can come all n onP hour, m any pdtterQ, dt ;ll\ lunl' of da~. • Tht• only tmw vuu get an ld\ cmc;t• \\urrung ol a wmd shill ----.__. ............... ...---- tHE f 'll·D · COLUMN martin is when.it corn~ from th~ east. 1 There's not much out i.here but gram he~s and hog farm . Enormo\ls hog farms They tel you know the wind ... hitting ea-.terlv. You ·don't lia\'e to look at lh ~ trees or lick your finger and hold 1t up to know there an ,~,t rlv corrung. You smell it ' • Hog farm m eai;~Colorado tory of not being receptf ve to ha\'e become huge, co rate ma sive change. A few years • busm , o 1mme there's back, l lyundai, the Korean con- no eJCectJ\'e way to eal wiU:i the glomerate, came to Fort CollUlS vao;t ao; of wa te they gene.rate. and announced it was ready to ·01 t'o worry, say the corporate build a large electroflics plant. .. spok m n lrom tbe11 offices m Hyundai lik~ the idea or the Ea~t. \\ e have it under con-being near a fine university with trot · s1gnilicant scientific expertise, No you don't, and it's going to the city's abWldant d.lltural life, poison our land and our water, its superb !;Chools and the · . 'sa)': the citizens of the state, who tremendous variety of recreation- have pul two measures on the al ppporturuties. -- November ballot to deal with the It would be a 100% clean ptoblem. .. • facility and Hyundai ~ould build Actudlly, l wouldn't mind the it alinost anywhere the city want- parfum du piggies if 1t were a bit •. ed. Best <!fall, there would be le!>S intense, !>ar l>)' about halJ. JOQs for upward of 1,200 people This IS, after all, dn area that was at average salanes of $40,000. almost ent:itclv agncuJtural until Gee, thanks, said the city Hewlett-Packard and a few oth-elders. Sounds gr~t. But we ers 5-et up shop some years back. think it would have too much The region.now is brimming impact on the city so, unless \qtb dl1 manner of scientilic you're willing to phase it in grad- enterpnse, from the makers of ually, we'll have to pass. And computer ctups to a company they did that has developed a matenal to I Now, locals are watching to replace humdn gum tissue. see Lf the city also will reject d Even so, thP locals have a his-Denver developer's plan to build . . - .Walkirig a new beat --·· > ... -........... _ . .,,. .... -··--•·'*·-----..... -.: ...... .-:. ... -....... ---.. -··---·--··--··-· ... -·--·.: ... _.-_ __.. ........... ...--·-;-·· .. ···--...... ·-··:-·""..-. ....... -......... ._ .. _._ ...... _____ .__ __ . ..._. ....... -• ~ftef 24 ·years ·on Costa was drivmg on Ute' free'':?r when he saw. "Our blood press':11e rpse-a little." . . two deputie from the ~ Angeles Sher-Hague's towenng frame almost kept ~ Iesa police force, Dan ills Department cha'e a i.uspect on foot. him from a detail that interested him: Hoque has decided to retire The depuaes caoght the ·suspect ana motorcycle patrol. His supeJYising officer . hauled him oft to 1all told. Hogue he was too big to nde the '1I'ld "fWOd h1s da.ys tfaveling "I thought that looked lik~ fun," b1ke. After finding out that other officers : C O~'TA l'-IESA -Ddn H<1gue com- "lctncf, dUthontv dnd prec.Pnce Srundm!.J h h•et 5 mche.!) tall the Co::.ld Me cs J.Xihce olhrcr. 1loe-.n't hdve many pruhlt>ms w1th -.uspected crumnab. They l1•c1m not lo !angle \\'1th the 24-year vet- , run dOcl ceioperale ,,,th him fully Z • llN workmg his wa\ lrom traffic off1- { 1 tu 1it'le< t1\'£> dnd hdch to pdtrol. l io<Jllf' !'> lldnqinq > hls urulonn. I Hogue Sd.ld rus size were selected for the 1ob. he was A _QOllce rE.>cnulN w h9 had visited eventually picked. He did have one prob-l Hogue while he attended Cal State Long lern he didn't know how to dnve d Beach m 1974 brought rum back to. Cos-motorcycle. . ta Mesa, where he tu.med in an applied· Once he completed a two-week t.tA.in- qon It Wd!.n 't long l>elore Hogue was ing period, away he went. He had three gl\ en tu.s badge. minor crashes in four years on the beat. Hogue has fond memones of tus time Hogue can't forget an encounter Mtb w1tb the department, wh.ich included a nervous marijuana grower 10 1980. some heart-stopping moments as well as While walkmg through an apdrtrnent a few laughs · C'omplex. Hogue noticed manjuana Hogue remembers when he and his planLc; growing on a balcony When his partner went tp serve an arrest warrdnt at p<1rtner knocked on the door of the apdrt- a seed a artrnent com lex. ·Both ofh-ment and showed tus bad e the man .. . the world's largest Wal-Mart just a few blocks from a UuiVing and beautifully restored downtown • much of which date:. back more than 100 years. All told, theTe would be 14 stores within 9 acres of big-box 'cons1ruction. Wal-Mdrt would take up balf the space, about 200,000 square feet, or 4.5 acres. The developer states flat out that it ts •not true" the center will mcrease trafhc 10 the area. Even so, he will spertd '$2.2 mil-, lion on "traffic impr~vements" surrounding the Slte, including "a sheltered transit stop with several benches ... small-scale transit stops, featuring benches and sheltersH and "the extensive network of bike path.<; and bike lanes charactenstic of Fort Collins will be expanded and unproved, at our expense, to include dedicated bike lanes" at the site of the mall. How ruce, how generous · However, rerouting one street and building a bypass over the • ' . .- . railroad trades a.lone Will cost the city $.10 million. Not to me...ritiqn that the proP.QSed mall will sit smack 10 the middle of a flood plain. • . • There 15 a letter·wnung cam. pa1gn m the local newl>paper lhdt is-so orchestrated it's laughable It will be interesting to watch as this proposal makes its way throttgh the labyrinth of city gov. emment. Will the town kiss off a bus1- ..ness that will bring only some 400 .miru.mum-wage jobs and possibly ratal gtidlock the way 11 snubbed more than a thousand $40,000 Jobs and negligible traf-· . tic impact? .... I wouldn't bet on it. The mora.l or th.is story is: Even when you tlunk you've found the magic place where th11 9fa5S really is greener, better tK• pfepared for a browh spot or tw ), • FRED MAlttlH is a fonn~r Newport Beach resident who writes this column from his new home In fort Collins, Colo OIANA MUl\llHtJ.JDAI Y Pl:. -. : ·e ow o 1Cet::. dr~ throwmg hun ~ ha h toda\ m C<!lebration of hls rP.ti.re- in<!nt I looue :>2 who li\•es·m Afiso Viejo. tirUilllSC.5 uou.o lc.t.~ons got the bct-'Pr of hun cers, dressed m pldlll clothes, were about who lived there slammed the door in his to walk up o flight of slalIS when th~J' face hedid two men one ot whom they were Hoc1ue went behind the apartment looking for. talking They heard one man and saw the man retneVlng his plants "dY 1f pPlice arnved he had a gilt waiting from the balcony He and his partner tor th~m. and then thf.! sound of nfle broke the door down and found the man l.x.!mq reloaded The officers pulled out bu~ily shoVUlg the plants down the toilet. Dan Hogµe is retiring after 24 years of service with the Costa Mesa Police • "I dm·e dround town dnd I l an po mt to Department When asked what he'll miss most about his day-to-day routine, Hogue said: "The interaction with my friends in the department -you kno"'· the guys. That's what I'll miss about il" • hh• ploce I lu'>l mdde my trdfhc stop.· Huqut> ~c11cl ' I r1•mPmher d lot ol pl<tn·~ tn C<>.,tct i\ fl•st1 that I worked. Funny ffi.iiig f:. I tan I renwmber what I dte tor br~ok-' l<1~l to<ld}' " • : I iogue rPmemhers the first ·ume he th11uuht dbout bE·mg a pedr.e of11cer. He th~1r ~uns_~MU;!lJJe.d for backup The)" "\\'e hard a hard time not laughing.I planned. He will make bis-first VlSlt to \\ dJ!e unll.I the suspect came out \\'1th-while we put the handcuffs on him.". he Europe next year. 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'EWPORT BEACH -A chartered ewport Beach boat polllicall y marooned an Mexico mce nud·Augu t'lef t for home on Friday ~'ltliout llS captain. A tired and exhausted aew of eight ser sail tram Cozumel at about noon °dboard the·Rap- lure 'Ytith the goal of reaching a Long Beach berth 10 tJ d.ays Their d parture \\'aS bitter- sweet w1lhout ott McCJung, the boat•s captain, "'·ho is still mpttsoned on .gun-running Charges · · •He' the \'WlOnaI}' of this compan} and he• been paying the pnce phy-ically. mentally and financially.• said Scott Crow• 1 'll business manoger of C~· r• .f f·d Marine Expedi- tions, .. ·-· h owns the boat. • ~ should be rewordt<ff~r btS . ..... & lNIMd he's. exlNmefy lfreid•O( 11111 ....... . V' 'M~ 36 ... ..-ied by Mexicao •utb~ Aag. 11 along witb bJs father. Eugene, and lust mate Noah Bailey. Mexican offidaJs alleged ijie tno smuggl~ two semiauto- mltic rifles a'n.d three shotgum into the country. The crew pre- sented liceo$e.S and sales • receJpt~ and tOld ;wlice the guns ~ere kept Jor protection do the advice of the U.S Coast Guard. . 1exican ofbc1als droppe<J charges against Bailey and !Eugene McClung but still plan . to pros~te Scott · McClung. Bedridden b) anx1ecy stres~ disorder, McOung ha been ho~plldtized for most of b1s arrest while a Mexican prose· rutor push.es for his transfer to !i federal pnson m Cancun. McClung's attorneys ap- pecired-tn a Cancun court Fnday Edulation & Cart:cr c:oun,clinl! ... . - tuart M. Kranner, P.sy.O MFCC Registered Jntc~ (714) 549-5346 By Appoinanent ..__• Adults lp_Tr_aiisition • Career Education ---. Co~nsefuig and ASses~ment ' Newport PS)chologicaJ ,Services 200. Newport Cencer Dr. #304, . ·~rt Beach . httrnuttiounl llrnbquurtrrs Visit the International Headquarters of TB. ! Free hou rly showings ar the V1rtu.al Reality Theater. depicting the life and miracles of C hri\t and the mini~ry of the Apo~tle Paul! /111111•: lion /11111' lfJl/111 f11•111 / 11 \,11 1011111 'Jpl//. \1111 ·'!"" r,1•111 11is.au5 ,..... .. ...... ---lftj. <D,cni"r sfae OUf desie · hit ju5'<t wl be cxhimd.• to arm1• tllat h• c o'\11 d n ' t ifford IO I» ml)¥«I .,.. ·cau.e ol h1I condthon. nay Meier, a· 1poke•- man tor McClung'• leylll tedm, said · tho Wtlliam p·rosecuto1 . · 8oUaid. · not only One of Scott , • dadJ'l't Ute e..a,n, wv.'s h ··-...... ·~ papt•r wit att~ the court, he foiJP.d to appear at the lieanng. The judge hcm- d.fu:lg McClung's.cdse said the, prosecutor acted in "bad fatth. • Mc<lung's tr.al iS set for Sept. 25. . McClung faces hve to 30 years in pris'On it convicted. • ·we are confident that jus- tice will . ultimately 'prevdil;• said William Bollard, one of McClµng's attomey.s.. '"This CAM It rMCtUnQ die .Uention of tb9 ~in Meb. and they 1hare our desire tbet 1ustke wUJ be acblev4ld. • ·_...___.._.. e McOUoo " still 'With ~ I bll~4nMnko. A new ~in wa,s Oown m to pilot the 145-foot, twin- ongh1P. 1htp through the Pana- rn11 C;inal, Crowell said lhe · hoiJt makes routine tnps to C1Jtallnd !stand and La Paz for 1eligious mlsrions' and mapne biology program' serving high school 6tudents. ThP c<1rnpany canceled more than 27 chartered trip$ Wlth ·J.900 students after the anests. Crowell satd the next · tnp 1s. acheduled for Oct. 6, assum- ing the 1oumey home goes ~moothly. •. - · •Everyone has worked real hard and we want to thank tho'se who are asking for Scott's ·release," Crowell added. •we· know that we would be 1n a real bad situa- tion without the support of the community,• : .. • • Chocolate Chip 1 • OattneaJ.Raisin I ,... r • Snickerdoodle 1 1 • M&M I • Peanut Butter I I I Per V1sit I Must Prestnt Coupon ' £)p 9113198 J , ___ ..,; 427 E. 17th St,. Costa Mesa (By Wherehouse Records) 646-1440 Open Mon-Sat 6am-6:30pm ummer brings GREAT SAVINGS on all home furnishings, in-stock and special orders. • Come see our NEW SHIPMENTS of European furniture that just arrived, now on sale! • Henredon •Baker • • •Century• Hi~kory White • • · • Jeffco • Sli~h • · and many ot ers! • • Explore our 30,000 SQ. FT. SHOWROOM-and new gallery additio~ now open. · · • Immediate delivery can be arranged for in-stock home .furnishings. • South Bay location opening Fall of '98! • Plan ahead for special orders for the holidays! • New Shipment of LEATHER UPHOLSTERY has arrived! c. . SHQWROOM HOURS: Mon.-Sat:· 9:00-5:30; ·sun. 12:00-5:00 • •·=> a ' ..a. • ' .. Ne~port Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot "'\ Soturdoy, September 5, l998 A 7 Rotary Club ho~ worksbOp qn stclrting businisses M Y OWN BUSINESS tThan~ to tho e!forts of _ Dr. MJllard MacAdam, the Ne~ort·Bdlboa Rotary Club WUJ present d free commuruty seMce workshop sen<'s titled "My Own Busuwss~ for people wantmg to start lhl'ir own bu<>i· ness veoture. MacAdam is a ndtionally known buslnnss consultant and past president of the Rotary Club and ht1s roorcbndted u · team of 15 Rotarians who are working on the workshop AU com:se materials and mstrucuon.are provided free of charge The sen~s or t O work- shops -wh1ch ~re bemg held at National University, Room . 138, 3390 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -will be ldught by lead- ing, successful bus1(less people Sessions w1ll cover dec1dmg on a busmess, developing d business plan, orgd017.dtion and insurance, location and leasing, accounting apd cash flow, how COMMUNJTY &: CLUBS jim de boom to borrow money, buying an eXJsting business, prepanng to open, how to merchandise, expandmg and handling prob- lems. The sessions will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Oct 20, 22, 27, 29 and Nov. 3, 5, 10, 12, 17 and 19. Advanced reser\lallons are reqwred and can be made , .. . .. ~otanicare Landa cape • • • .. .. • \tlllllll\ I I'> IJ\·11 .llll! Ill \('lllllt'1 11 ( ·.ilif~1111i.1 11 ." I •'I 1 I! I 1111\ c • 1 11 ' , I I I (' '-i .I I I 111 . 111lfI11'. \ I' I.' . \ L 11 8018 W. Balboa Blvd., #D Newport BeaCh, OA • (71-1) 873-88fa8 • Uol llO'rll ~Oltbt ..... PndneePnrwa ~SAVE MONEY! ~SAVE TIME' r . . by caJ.Jmg ~otarian Elmer Big-• gt!rstalf at (94 9) 854-1368. of Green Networking for Ord.Oge Count{ tile Bahia C6rinth1an Yacht Oub' to hear Ro11anne Lane of Gov Pete Wilson's ott~e • CARING FOR CREATION. A Conference on Religion and the Environment will be held from 9 u.m to 3 pm. Oct. io at St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. The conference 1s open to anyone interested m healing' the earth. Speakers include the R~v~ Peter Kre iUer, Ep1scopal priest and founder of Earth Service; the Rev Rich KUJmer, director of Ndllonal Counctl of Chwches, Eco-Justice Working Group: the Rev Peter Moore-Kochlacs, director of Environmental Min- istries of Southern Cahforrua UMC, Ward Alleback, founder Registration fee is SlO at the • door or $5 until Oct. 1. For mo.re infonnauon or lo register, call Margaret Henke at (714) 731- 6775 or Kathryn Hansen at (714) 544-8611. CLUB NOTES: The Hdrbor- Mesa Lions Club will hold a Spdghetti Splash dinner at 6 p.m. Sept 12 at the home of member Ann McUroy Cost 1s $10 per person. Call (714) 641- 0664 for information and tickets. Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club member Richard Cooling presented his children, Jon and Mamette, with Paul Harri.; fel- lows SERVICE. CWB MEmNGS THIS COl\41NG WEEK. Want to get more in110I~ in your community, make ~ friends, network or give something back .to your commun1ty7 Try a SPrvtce club! You are invited to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will bu)I your first guest meal for you. TUESDAY -7:30 •.m. The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club. 6:10 p.m. The Costa Mesa·t'iewport Harbor Lions Oub will' mt"et at Costa Mesa Golf and CotJntry Club. , WEDNESDAY -7:1S •.m. The South Coast Metro-Rotary Oub will meet at the Center Club. Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club meets at the University Athlettt Club, Noon The Ex.change Club of THURSDAY -7:10 a.m. The Costa Mesa Orange Coan Breakfast Lions Club meets at M1m1's Cafe to hear Boy Scout Executive Chris Oudz1nsk1 on "Leamin.9 for life ~ Noon Kiwanis Club of New-' port Beach.Corona del.M.ir meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club The Costa M~ North K1w<1n1s Club meets :St the Holiday Inn for a Jotnt meeting with the Downtown Kiwanis Club The Exchange Club of Newport HarbOr meets at River· boat'Rtstaurpnt to hear Bob Scaccian<>ce on •operation Abrohos. A Treas4re Hunt .. The Newport-.lrvine Rota~ Club meets at the Irvine Me1mott. Orange • Coast meets at the Bahia_ . Corinthian Yacht Club to hear nm ·• COMMUNITY & CLUBS 1s published Simon assistant sheriff of Orange Coun every Sat\Jrd<1y 1n the Daily Pilot. Fax ty C~sta Mesa Rotary Club meets at 'your service dub's meet•rJg information Mesa Verde Country Club. 6 p.m. ~ to 660-8667 or mail to 2082 S E Bristol Newport-Balboa Rotary Club meets at St .. Suite S, Newport Beath, 92660. AOVfRl 1<;t \t£NT : ~ HIGH HOLY DAYS Li.ft Our Eyes To The M<?untains All 1'1:111~11111, offer 11111(1. in which me wurshipper CIJl populm.1m .mJ lj(l\TfJllllC'llli .m: ,om111sc-d by the driw for tempor.1nly' rrJo-.c..:nJ chc world o(cbily .iffiu111 conMdcr t.h;uigt> .mJ rcpra.\svi-rr.iwon. In uur own cummunitk..-. . S'Lichot Service an~ Op~n House at Temple Isaiah of ..... uhim.~!~.m!.~~~Jtt\llll,l'lithmtc:W'<l .. -.--.'-.aih..w::~ i.n..lhrocs _ •• • .Newpo~t Beach ' J"<T'fJl'.C'IYC to th~ preo;\m!t n«ds of ihe hour. · Rut ~ 'pnking the anc1m1 pra~ en, \inging the .ige-olJ h;r the je"Wt•h pcuple, the high Holy D~ys ptflVlde dur meNje., rs;Jdmg the timek..• t("Jl hingrof Ior.lh, futdllllf, to nK1mt'nt ui v.hkh v.c 'lift our cyo ro thr mounr.um· !<! aio the 1,.111n m1unm11rn of tht'. pNphet,, ht"4tlng !he bl ... ,1 ol "' r<'turn l<\J.iil\ l1k v.1th "'llt"Wed i1~gh1. fluOug.h prayer, tl1e r.&m·, horn whkh heirl..m' h.id• 10 \.it Mori.i.11, V.l" xmng t11c tone ol M•l~mnir) ch..ta<t 111111i: che 'l"-•1m1qg nrual ~nJ t~hin p1e.lJ O\\"f 10th>"· V.'t' itt the earth 1r,mx.cuJ the 'l\od.1 ui tlfdc1 tu return ,,.,th ;idear<"f \'blon High Hoh 0.ll'l. CO!bCI\.l.t vc tau pk: l~1;ih l}I ~ pvn Beach trom <·Ai• pmrtttt<T:md mmy·~c..-mtsin tm-ffow of \Xr-~.k-.lm our pnontia inJ ~ .... ., rh~1 m v,.lur v.e ... 111 holJ tht' r Sc l.u:b<11 ~rn c anJ o~n houq-11 '11urdli: hhh•ry mus1 Je-u~ our n'IC:rgu.~. <:'>-rii~ng ~ptrmbn 12 ~t 'I f'! r!1, 111 du:.-u.il h 11 I • eir placr It 1~ not du1 ("(triu,I.\ ~re mo~ imporum ~ · ( lne c•I tilt' gn.".lt cmph4>0 oi rrlurm Jud.lhm Junng tht'. • of. v.onhip. u 1 0 I ll''IM A•Tn•tt ~1.;id,; fUy 'l:cwpon lkac:h. 111im6lilrcs. Jutl.iivn IJn~ 10 b(>th. It 'tr jh;ir t.hc spai1 oh hr flolf l ).I)' u ttur ol • 11U.'1llrt ~ rcywf'Cif <tic' ~nar-~ l>a,,d ROSCT1ttrrg.,.,1ll ottltm~ ~ ;JJI>".,. u• 10 J'l""''f,,.l<' m01he 1r.aruim1 cYmts of the Ji~ ot 1lie \\OtlJ h 1\ &om 1ht-annwl n1Clctul}; V."h God and A J'<"llOO of toa.Uami;. fC'~01" ... l11p an I tdr hmcnt "'-di wtth a bntL'I' unJtn.ranJing oi their true.-mc:arung. Sm,< wuh rhc ~ ol 1hc ~i.dt people ol u!J tlt.1 "'c n:rurn to rr~lc rhe Jervlct l'rcsldcr;u Jrtr} R.1plC'r and h" boud I0\1lCS "1h" 100 JIAI r~µ;......,. .uc ahlc io meet tod.iy~ cunccrn the fr~v v.11h Jntrm111.11io11 th.11 1hc v.nrfd will be~ ( ,...,J ~11 nono;aflil1auJ r<--vrlc and ~JIC(Ullv nc-.o. omm ID th .UQ 10. with \lc.idina.' .anJ qu1ct dc:·wmin.Woo. v.111\ 11anJ:i-1hc jrv.Wl pcupk Jreimt ic. oome and 10111 1hc conpq;J•ll\ A1 !. l4<h<•t. thc monmg ~nd Ilic d.tih hc.iJl111<$ tdl of ;i IWflJ in uphei' .U from ti~ Wnrtni II] RA.hbi Mmlt S. 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Miller our dl•Hln1-tul<thed s plrttual Jcader for 20 years. ... cantor Jonathan Grant S'l;,ICHOT SERVICES SAnJRDAY. SEPTEl'IBER 1 lth Dessert 7:45 p .m. ~ 9:00 p .m. Prospective Member R~tion 7:1~ p .m . Friday Evening Shabbat Services at 8 :00 pm. Family Services first Friday of every month at 6:00 pm. We warmly invite you to attend lnsplraUonal services ln our beauttiul sa.nctua CHILDCARE AVAILABLe fOR FRIDAY rllGHT Sl!RVICES. Please can us at (7 J 4) 644-1999 TiMPLE BAT YAHM of Newport Beach • lrvlnc · Io I I Camel back Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660 WHAT'S A TEENAGER TO DO? I Tired of hroMing 1ht• m.lll? Surfing I Ill ,,., Jm1 h.mgmg ;u ounct '°''11llnH lor ~!f11eth111g eM illng to happt·n? \cn.1 prohJhl\ "·"~" t tw.ud aho~1t I.A.I.I. J. T lw lt•Ht•r, .ut• dmrt lur ~c·t•n, .\rt• l t·~dcr' - in l 1 a.1111111( -1hr.11e11tt•st p101(1,1111 ~1 0111111 lor htl(h 11Chool lllth·I :.!th grndt'" ~ho w.1111 to ~1w11cl 1lw11 hint• 111 ;l fun .11111 \,thi!\hk ~.1\: ·- , . . TEMPLE ISAIAH OF NEWPORT BEACH (CONSERVATIV~) . HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES WISHING ALL OUR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY NEW VEAR 5759 You are cordially Invited to join ouTwarm temple' family for the High Holy Oays with RABBI DAVID ROSENBERG and CANTOR MICHAEL MARKS OUR MOlTO IS: "YOU ARE A STRANGER HERE ONLY ONCE". SELICHOT -OPEN HOUSE ROSH HASHANAH September 12 eptember 20, 2l,-22 KOL IDRE YOMKIPPUR Septembtt:N eptember~O All d.-y until sundown CHILD CARE AVAILABLE. For rtsenations and lnformdtion call: 548-6900 or-646-751 ~ 240 l I nine Ave. Newport Beacf1 ORANGE COUNTY'S FIRST NAEYC ACCREDITED JEWISH PRESCt:IOOL. (Notional Association for the Educoti6n of Y6vng Children) • Developmentally Appropnate...curriculum • 1'1.tegrated Judaic Curriculum Parent/Toddler 18 mos. • 2/ 5 yrs • Preschool 2.5 • 5.5 yrs. · .. =· Progruns • • • . • • . . . "' >\ 8 Sotvrdoy, SepMmber 5, 1998 Even Sisters has a . little bit of everything . E ven Sisters (673-2130) ls a one-stop shopp\ng desti- nution on Btllbou Island for the entire family The store, 207 Morine Ave , cames every- thing lrom Beanie 8d b1e'> to beduhf ul dresses. There Me casual clothes. mostly-for girls ·and women, but some for boys. . too. Even Sisters dbO sells chil- dren's book<;, stuffed dnlmals, • pottery, plates and shoes A Labor Day sate is being held today through Monddy, with markdowns on Jams WorTd' ra·y- 'on pnnrdresses. FrC!'>h Pro· · dun•'s 100% cotton shirt'> per- fect tor summe r, and S1bb1ca platform shoes. Al'\o c)n the i!>land. Just Bds1cs 1s having a close-out sale on summer ite ms, and Persunmon Tree ha!. suits on sale Hemphlll's Rugs & Carpets (722-7224) 1s having a n unprecedented sale. on hand- tuftcd ond hand-knotted rugs from Pande Cameron of New York A wide vanety of pat· ~erns. styles dnd sizes dre avail- 'ftble on d first-com<!, first· ;ervcd bds1s. Sp~c1al orders dre' ilot included m this inventory- -;eduction sdle: As dn <'Xdmple. 5-foot-6-mch-by·!l·foot-6-inch lJand-tuftcd. 100% wool rugs • '5tclrt dt $350 f remphiJl'., 1s making room for dnOlher COl- lect10n of tea-w<Jshed rugs from lod1a along with d new T1betdn JUQ coll~tton . l lemph1ll's is at ,. .. have live saence d<?rnonstra- llons, held trips, educauonal · workshops, Tiny Tot Story Time aod Scout programs, which now will be availdble dt the Discovery Sci.ence Center. The Launth Pad is on the third level of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza. The D1~tove·ry Science Center will ~e JUSt oft the Santa Ana Freeway at Mam Street in Santa Ana. Guests will be able to be on a bed of naHs, clunb a rock wall, waJk through a tor-• greer wylder 230 E. 17th St , Costa Mesa. Starting fy1onday, the Lannch Pad (546-2061) will be closed for renovations and will reopen free of charge to the public Sept. 21 with a new, smaller for1hat. A number of exhibits · have been removed1or the new Taco Bell Discovery Science · Center openlbg late ttus fall in · nado. engage 10 live science demonstrations dnd watch shows m the-3-D Laser Theater. . The Container Store bas a top 10 list 61 essentials for slu· dents going back to school. It includes a laptop backpack for $74 99: a Steel LockerMate. · Sdota Ana. Launch Pad VJs1tors still will be able to pldy with hdn<IS·On exhJbitS ana buy edu- ca.t1onal to'ys. gumes and books trpm the Science Store, which wiU remdm open dunng remod· · elmg. Guests can make giant bubbles at the Bubble Wall, walk into dJl 8-foot-taU kaleido- scope, transform their faces into that of d gonlld or dog at the. Morphing Station (ind more. The Launc~ Pad no longer Will $27 .99: a zmc mesh gym basket 'with ~led panels from $17.99 to $19 99: a document box for $7.99: an dlurrunum-frame dry erase board for $14.99: a smdll translucent tote for $4.99: a rollmg computer desk for $299: August-to-August student plan- ners tor $12.95; anElfa File Cart: and a storage·clipboard . for $8.99 The Contamer Store (556-2333) is at 901 South Coast Dnve, Costa Mesd. • BEST BUYS IS pvbhshed Thvrsdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, seod a fax to 646-4170 or wnte to the Daily Pilot. Best Buys, 330 w. Bay St., Co~a Mesa 92627 BUILD. OR REMODEL YOUR HOME "One-step" Construction • • • One tirne close. • Finance up to 100% of construction costs. • No payments during construction. • Major remodels are ~cceptable. • No income documentation available. • Based on finished value. ~· NATIONAL PACIFI C' m<>rll(QJI# c;vporatiun II' ......... OWl(ENT --~-A Dirl.'CI Funder, Underwriter and St.>rvicl'r of Construction & Lc.lt Lo.ins FREE CONSULTATION OR .INFORM.ATION PACKET: (800) 557-6515 PtwdiM Ki~ FtJJr .. ~. ,..,, r,,,.. A1112,.7 1 --61111 How does y9ur child's school meas.ure up? Newport Harbor Mon~ri <:enter Acadnnic F.xctlltnct in Harmony with Young Ltvts 425 r l81h 'ltn: I . c:mu Mcu (949) 650-3442 ' -=---?.. • Send AllOUND TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot. Atound Town. 330 W, Bay St, Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646-- 4' 170, or call $40-1224', eJCt. 228. A com- plete hsting of Around Town can be ._ foun~ at wtM1W.l•drn•.c1omlpUot , TODAY A Jurled photography exhibition will be oa display through Sept. 18 m the Newport Beach City 'Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd Adrrussion is free For more inlor· mation, call (949) 7J 7-3870. , . A Borlllid skin-care demonstra- tion will be presented . from 11 • .a.m. to 2 p.m. tn the body·care department at Mother's Market ·. and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 631-4741. The Great Labor Day Cruise will take place through Monday at the Orange County Fair and Exposi- tion Center, 88 Fair Drive, Cos~ Mesa Hours will be from 8 a.m. to 9 p .m. tOday and Sunday, and 8 a.m. to noon Monday Admisslon is $8 for adults, $7 for members of UJe. military and seruors ages 60 and older, and free for youths 12 and under. For more information, .call 826-1948. • • A back·country blke will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys- tal Cpve State Park, 8471 E. Coast H1ghway, Newport Beach. Hikers should meet at. El Moro Visitor Center .. · Pdrking is '$5. For more information, call (949) 494-3539. A beach walk will take place .. Newport ~h/Costo· M.eso Doily Pi'9f AIOUND · TOWll lrom 9 a .m. to noon at Crystal Cove State Park, 8-471 E Coaitt Highway, Newport Beach. Walk· crs should meet at Pelican Point parking ldt No 2. Parking is SS . For more inlonnation, call {949J 494.3539, SUNDAY· A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys· tal Cove State Pdlk, 8471 E. Coast l lighway, Newport Beach. Hikers !>hould meet at El Moro Visitor Center Parking 1.9 $5 For more infonncttion. call (949) 494-3539. A Gabriel sklD-care demonstra- tion will be presented from 3 to 6 p.m. in the body-care department at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more mformation, call 631-4741 MONDAY A freedom from smoking class will be presented from 7 to 9 p .m. every Thursdoy and Mqnday throughout September beginning Thursday at Hoag Memorial Hos- pital, Medical Library Conference Room. \ Hoag Dnve, Newport Beach. Reservations rue required. Admission is $7 5 and may be reimbursed by your health insur- cince. For more inf onnation, call (.9~9)'722-6237: . TUESDAY A free-seltllnar Utled Feng Shu.l • • Your Way will be pre ented by Sand1 Miller from 7 to 8 p.m. \14 tho pabo cale at Mother'.s Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos· ta Mesa. Reservations a·re requested and can be made t>y calling (800) '95'.'.6667 . For mord infonnatton, call 631·4741. ·~ WEDNESDAY A 1998-99 · ManuscTipts book discussion group will meet from 9·30 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.rn: in the Fnends Meeti,ng Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. ·cold Mountam, "· a novel oy Charles Prazier, will be dis'· cussed. Por more information, call (949) 717-3890 Susan Carpenter ~cMlllan -a conservative .. activist, medic! personality, and spokeswoman -will be the guest speaker at the Balboa Bay Republican Women. Federated fall kickoff meeting and bay cruise lun- cheon aboard the Island Girl 8il 11 a.m. Guests will board at the Balboa Bay Club dock. 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newpor\ Beach. Admission is $20 foe members and $25 for nonmem-~ bers. 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Shades, . & Bedspreads . • ( \ j9ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Piiot I . ing Newport Beach aty ofhciaJ to get the names and phont! nurn. \)crs of the Orange Ch.unbcr of Commerce board of dacctors, an organization or which de Boom's wife is executive director. Glover, who sits on the South Coast Afr Quality Management District board, told the city official it was for an AQMD issue. The stdffer ,. worrted the mfonnation could oo used for political purposes - declined to gather the names and numbers. 5) Glover, at a Balboa lsland ~anchdates fon.un, blurts out thctt a •mctdent • wol't!r9';of an inde· pendent counsel iiVestigation led to Murphy's resignation, though she has declined ,to reveal any further infonnation. At least three council members and Murphy say they have no idea what she's talking about. Jerufer's been breaking all of lhese stories, which I'm sure has- n't endeared her to Glover , But still, With each new story, Jenifer has tned to get Glover's side, even when phone calls weren't returned. Which brings us to Wednesday night. The fol- lowipg three paragraphs are . Jeniler's account. Jenifer, who's always had a cordial relationship with the councilwoman, had written two stories aoout Glover for the next day's paper She wanted to get TEACHERS Glover's comment. But she had only gotten the answering machine all day. So after a long day at work, Jenifer decided to drop by Glover's home, where she had been invited before on two other occasions. It was a hot rught, and Glover's front door was open. Jenifer knocked on the door, leaned her head inside and called Glover's name. Her feet remained on the front porch. The rest happened rather qwckly: Glover came to the door yelling and chased Jenifer into the street. Jenifer, frightened at th.ts point, got into'her.car and pulled away. When she looked in ·the rear-view mirror, Glover was still t:oming after her. Now I don't know exactly what's going on with Glover, but I do know what's gomg on with · Jenifer. She's an excellent reporter. and even better human being. She's utterly sweet, caring and sensitive. Anyone who's come in contact with het knows this, too. She's the kind of reporter who swings by a councilwoman's house after a 10-hour day just to make stlre her story is fair. She's not the kind or reporter who breaks into a home But that's the accusation. It's a she said, she said thing that, in the end, will come down to who's more credible. J'll take Jenifer. • WIWAM LOllDEU is the ed1tot'. Hts e-mail clddress is WmlobOaol.com ACADEMY CONTINUED FROM A 1 Police Acttdemy, a 12.week course that gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at the11 police department. The students get acquainted with the offi~ers, who llouble as instructors, and also step into their shoes. One rught a week for three hours, students have the opportu- ruty to ride shotgun With a police officer, fire cl handgun at a shoot- ing range, and tour the Fire und Police departments. The class has become unntensely pop~r. With . waitmg lists for both students and teache.rs . "One of the biggest goals for us is for the public to know our names and faces,• said Lt. Alan Kent, who oversees the program. "The students learn a lot but ·the officer.. do too. The academy is dn integral part of our department • Half of the class is comprised or people who deal with law enforcem~nt on a daily basis. Some of them are records clerks at the Pohce Department and oth· ers work at the Harbor Justice Center Then there a.re the people who want to know more about the men and women who protect them. Ron Simpson, a sell-employed insurance broker and consulldnt, read about the program in 1996 but didn't enroll m time .. With his binder in hund, he looked mated $3 2 million, must still be approved by the school board oo Tuesday night. "Al face15 of low enfOJcement interest me. I didn't undemand how tt entiefy woru, but this doss is •eodv teaching me ... I clmi't know: Ron Simpson Academy part,lci~n! through the ,weekly hnc;up of · sub1ncts. "AU facets ot ldw en1orc ement. interest me,• he sdld. •t didn't understc.lnd how it entirely work.-s, . but this class· 1s already teuchi!lg me things 1 didn't know.• Sandra Cnfasi wanted to make ilie c;foss a family dfra1r. She <1nd her 22-year-old daughter, Brenda, a legal assistant, decided to enroll. Crifasi said many of the topics covered at lhe acadPmy arc new to h·er. H's her daughte>r thdt should get the most benc~fit ffom the classes, Cnfasi said, :I thought 1t would bed good idea,• she sd.Jd. •1t makes us a lit- tle more dWdre of what's out there. J thin~ this will be a good w<ike-up r<1U for her and me. I dm real naive when it comes to what's happen.!Q9..in o~~ city." ,,..t ACADEMY PROFILES ,._,...: Lawana Wright Age: 30 . • • oCalpatiOn: Ac.c.ountant at Grant Boys Store Uved'ln Co9ta MeM: Native- Why she~ the ecM11nq: •t tike to know how U. police wort< in my city. I'd rather be helpful to the polke rather than a hindrance." NMne: Ron Simpson AC19: 58 OccupMion: Self-employed insurance bro· · ker/consultant • • · Lived in CoSta Mesa: 12 years • ~y he joined the academy: HI studied law for a bit. I've alwa~ wanted to know more about law ~nforcement. especially in the area I live." · · Name: Sandra Crifasi Age: 46 Occupation: Office supervisor in the dvil and small daims division at Harbor Justice Center Lived in Costa Mesa: ~8 years Why she joined the academy: "There are a lot of things that jumped out at me· like the rid~along and seeing the SWAT team in action. rjust want to learn more about Costa Sandra Mesa. This is one way to do it." Crlfasi CONTINUED FROM A 1 would have juSt compounded the ;roblem." About 190 teachers will not receive raises under the agree- ment because they already are at or above the benchmark. Other teachersJjiowever will ger raises as high as 25%. The raises. which cost an esti- "We are very excited about he agreement.· said Superintendent_ Robert Barbot. "Il'!. o Wi.n·win for all ol us.• I can't believe ..... . 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This special service will be held Su nday, September 6th at 2:00 p.m. 'at: The Country Side In n and Suites 325 Bristol St. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 . .. *Free refreshments .will oe served following service *A special gift will be given to all in atten dance and ch· dcare will be provided. / · · AIO Saturday. September 5, 199a .CENTER • CONTINUED· FROM A 1 .. ' to their homes,_ •1 think they need to redesign,• , said Steve Kipp, . whose wife runs a day-care cen- ter from thelr Callcgc D~ve home. Kipp was concerned about ·noise from loading docks and diesel fwn~s. •we'll be smelling lhem dll day lon'g," he said. . Fewel had.raised the possibili- ty of locating employee }>Mking in the back. Comnussioner Linda Dixon had called the project ttcommunity unfriendly,· and said . developer Scott Bell should redesign the project. Ben said the project cannot be re-designed because of lease agreements Wllh potenbal ten- ants. •We can't JUSt put tenan s where we want to put them,• BeU said. "We have to respect the lease agreement at the center because if we don't there will be no project" Attempts have been made to avoid the potential notSe prob- .. lems. For example, condition of approval include limited delivery hours, use of cllI·filled brcs rather than hard-rubber tires on forklifts, and the irutallation of sound walls along residential property and near loadlng docks. However, residents say tho:.e steps will not solve the problems. Th~y might even .create new problems, residents said. Sandy Sewel," owner of West- Held Apartments on Wlls Street, said if a 14-foot wall was constructed 8long the property · line, it would cut off natural Ught coming into t.J:ie building. Another issue raised by resi- dents and questi,oned by conu:rUs· sioners involved the parking and noise studles. It was determined that the pro- posed ·garden center had not been included in the parking study. Also, residents like William Bequette questioned the noise study, -which was based on an estimate that 15 trucks a day would visit the center. Bequette said a more realistic estimate would be 35 to.50 trucks a day. Bell said the study was not· flawed but stplf members were going back and checking data to make sure. He S&d be is abOut six weeks behind a.chedule and ,hope:d to beg1.11 work in October. Negotia· tions with tenants aren't threat- ened at this pomt, but they could be if this turns into a protracted situation, he said. · • •we want to get to the Plan; rung Commis~ion. and get this project approved so that they don't walk away from the pro- ject," Bell said. For the most part, residents d they don't oppose the center, just the way it's designed. Pewe~ said the new Harbor Center is a "wonderful" pro1ect tl\al should be approved. · "l think it replaces a project lhat suffered from deferred main- tenance and lack of management with a new ·center that will serve the residents of the area,• he said. He said he was concerned about finding a balance between the residents' and the developer's requirements. Bell would not comment on speafic options at tlus pol.Ill but said his staff was coming up with a number of pos- sibilities without having to move the center. "We're going to do ouibest to try to address the concerns of our neighbors,• he said. FAMILY CONTINUED FROM A 1 to 4 p .m. Saturday in front of Sav- on Drugs at Newport Beach's Westclilf Plaza to raIBe money for the fight agdms\ breast canc~r. Tilis kind of family support is what Cameron said has hel~d her get through chemotherapy and a mastectomy. •When you don't have to go through something like this alone, it makes a lot of differ- ence,• she swd. , Dealing with her.breast cancer • has been a f~rp.ily eflort, Cameron said. When she goes to. the City or Hope National Medical Center in Duarte for intensive chemothera- py treatment Jater Uus month, her family will live Wlth her m bunga- lows on the hospital grounds helping to feed and cdfe. for her. *They're there for me for everytlung," she said. ·1 have not had to be alone for one minute." V 0 l UN TE .ER DIRECTORY Andrew and Taylor's mother, Jerry, spent a good pclrl ol Friday morning baking about 400 cook- ies for Saturday's sale. The chil· dren spent the afternoon frosting them and decorating them with . pink ribbons. In addition to the cookies, the children a1so plan to .raffle off thr<>e Beanie Baby bed.rs~ Enn, Glory and Princess. ~ • The Volunteer Directory runs periodi· cally ir'I the Daily Piiot. If you'd like infor- mation on getting your organization listed. eall 642-4321, ext. 331. Volunteer drivers from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa can help cancer patients get to and from their medical treatments. Volun- teers use -Oletr OWn cars or the society's donated van to mdke d dilference 1.11 someone's recovery Patients are able to9et in and-out of vehicles themselves Volun- teers must be at ledSt 25 years old with a valld dnver's license. caO FULL SET •ACRYLIC • Acrylic w1Wh1te Tip •Pink & Wnrte Powder • lume Gel • $1° Wrap FILLS • ActyflC • Pmk • Pink & W!l1te • Lumt Gel • S41\ Wrap .l,.isa Landry at 261-9446 to · lS looking for volunteers to per- become an Angel on Wheels. f6nn general office duties, as well "1 think it's import~nt because we are raising money l'hat will go to people that hdvc breast cancer or people who don't have money for mammograms," Kdlle said. . · as prepare large mailing and oth- The Ametican Cancer Society· er various clerical duties "from 9 Discovery Shop needs xolunteers· a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m., Mon- from 10 a.m. to 5 pm. Monday. day through Friday. Call Teri ttuough Saturday at 2600 E. 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Charlie is an avid runner, but Laura has had to take numerous training walks, some covering as mudi as 18 miles. "Soma of these ~omen are breast cancer survivors and 1 relay their message of swvival to 'my sister,• Laura said. •Tusy bring her a little more strength and hope for the future.• Carrie has been a source of inspiration as well. ' '!She ·has a positive. upOO.t attitude about it,• Katie said. Laura said the children have learned from their aunt and from the eipenence. "They've learned a lot of com- passion, /1 said Laura Brown-Flo- res. "They really are learning life lessons eaxly." • Caltom oatdOor/loil FREE! cmhJom • Mntt UmbrtUu • 11111,llDQCh Dell very ----------• Protectltt coma wllh Purchase of 5 pc;. 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The Exhib1- IHI CROWD buffet d;1nnm dftd reception ctt • the m'>ldurant to thank sponsors for thtM hcartJelt and generous II STYLI • i tionist Council of the museum is :f preparing a show an(! sale fea- turing 56 nationally renownPd support.' ~ The foundation organizes the yearly Race for the Cure each year, which has become one of the most talked about and pdrtic- 1patecl in events to foster atten- tion dnd funds to dssist those suf- fering from bi:east cancer. To get involved, call Sally Coome at (714) 759-0242. • arllsts , Ceramics, fabri<. mctdl, <Jld~!i and wood ob1ects ot Mt will lw on sale along with the opporturn ty to meet dnd greet the CIPdtors of the works: All tlus dnd d 111t1r velous buffet dmner dC'CO}llptt nied by a bit of Jazz on the mu~f!· UJnterracc. . ~ Sounds like a perfect Saturdcty night in Newport Beach. Tickets re $75 with proceeds beru.:htmy ~ the museum. Call (949) 75!l-1 n2 lO make your reservation. .... : . • South Coast Repertory 1~ enjoying great success ai. it enters its 35th season. Barbdra Glabman is busy planmng the , ·-big gdld to be held di Mond<lv1 ·1 Center, Costa Mesa ldll'r this lttll season with proceeds ex1x•<'IPcl to exceed $500,000 tor lht-locttl · thedter. MecHl,Wh1le, SCR )~ redc10n!J productloR-of EufilcnP O 'Ncill's •Ah Wilderness H with en opening-night pdrly lw1ng ~dnned £or Cdsl, c1ew cmd SC'R lJlltrons host~d by SalvalorP ferragamo of South Coust J.'ldzt.1 on Fnday followiny the 1>erlur-r • 1 mance. I The play fodlures ftvp ut ::>Cf<'.., founding artists, includmu ••• l:aurle Firestone, intemation- cilly recogruzed expert m the pJarllling cmd coordination of high-profile diplomatic business and chanty events, will be the Richard Doyle, Art KousUk, Hal featured speaker at the Sept. 21 Landon, Jr .. Martha Mcfarland luncheon of th'e Newport Harbor dnd Don Took. The blrlck-he Republican Women. crowd will talk O'Neill at thl' Firestone1 who served as c1pr<'-lJ?eater recepllon dt Ferrng-Wh1te House Social Secretary c.1mo. during the George Bush adrrunis- Honor!ry producers t1nd tration, hds organized d.iplomdbc und<'rwnlers, mclucling reprl'i.en-events throughout the world. She tutiyes from lngrttm Micro tind has also been a commentator on Home Sc.1vmgs ol Amencrt, will Wdshmgton protocol for CNN dlso be on hand for dCCOl<ldt•s d.Od C -Span, dnd served as c.1 f·or more infonnrtllon, caU Sherri consultdnl for CasUerock Films .Hopeman dt (310) ~74-7800 on the mdkmg of the movie ~The Y• ....Amencan President." One of U1e most unportc1nt The lunchc>on will be held at · r httrily events i>n lhc• Ordn<.Je l the fft1lhoc1. Btty Club. Tickets are C'odsl retums Sept 24 with d . $20 dnd rnservdtions CdJl be 1 Pt"f.!plion to honor sponso~ t1 t I mc.1de uy cal.hng Dolores Otting.. thP wpnd~rlut Ma991cmo\ L1ttlt.• ·1 at (949) 759-3086. · . lh1ly restaurant <lt South Cot.1~l • · ••• · PlCtld · -Nominal.Jons are due Sept. 30 The Susan B. Komen HrP.1-.t for the Ndt1ondl Philanthropy l \111c t•r founddtiun is hdVlll~J d Awdrds. lnd1v1cluals who hove . . ·--., served the community by · . clemonstr<1ting outstanding le<1d- ersh1p skiHs will be recognm~d on NallonaJ Philanthropy lJuy Nov. 20 at the Hyatt Regency I lotel, Irvine. " The 13th .dDJlUdl dWd.fCb pn•- sentdtion ic; organized ny thl' Ordnge Count) chdpter of lhc> Nc.1tional Sonetv of Fund Ro1s11Hf Executives ·" MdJOr locdl organizations dOd their leddm!> -mclucling_ lhl• Uruted Wd't 's George Chltty dnd I I I I I I NEWPORT. 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Dllll(tr of I 1•' Natw1111/ Ra/I, t oJ R1J1mm1n, 2632 Sanca Ana Ave • ( M Auto Accident, Genen1fized Pain -Betty · • Di Tong hell t.;rned my 1fe c1rwfld I was o IOU! m5s after a car awdent last year I v..t~ 1n constant palf'I, l!'rt-:t s 'tul9 down or steepcng h1;r. , m?td Ike a SKk dud:, aod eo.erytnt119 vas a painful et'or. I went to a ch1ropracto<. a m>urologist. aod 2 orthopediC doctoc~, one of whom retused to see me unless I was wdhng to have surgery TllE' second diagnosed ct herniated O& but cou dn t belp me• 1}.1 r, !1 Y~ ,. .. Newport Coast plasttc surgeon Malcolm Pau.t 8.nd his wile, . • Pamela, threw a summer evenillg dinner party for · friends on the lawn of the Bal-• ·boa Bay Club last Friday as the dub hosted The Umellghten in concert u part of the club's SOtb ann.tvenary concert . series. Here, Malcolm and Pamela enjoy the evening with • Ron Came!'oil, rlghl PHOTO') COO!lllSY Of K>ANN KUJNGSWC>Rni Marla Chavez Wl!.£~~.,;w~h~o~a2'r!.:5e"-+.1:USe~~i.u.lilMiu.---:----:------t t•rvmg as co-d.uurs of year's Nonundtions for a·wards in !>dection·process and awards many cat~ones may be made ceremony -dre involved in Qie by calling George Kessinger at honor (71 4) 547-~308 --- ••• • "These spec1dl awards are prt>sented each yedr to volun- . tN•r-.. donors dnd ftonprofit orga· .mzilllOru. wh.ose cornrrutment to 1mprovmg the quality of We ror ·du ntlzt?ns is making our com- mumty a better place to ~ve and work. M·Chdvez Wilcox said The theme of the event lS Mgoc>d peo- Have a super Labof Day • . ' . weekend holiday. Dnve sd.lely, • Eat too much. Take a deep breath. EnJOY family. fnends and our w<?nderful Orange Coast. • a .w. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday ~ . ~ BBLLJ1181MA ~ Featuring the Largest selection of st. John Knits, Sport. ACCeMC>ries . ·Jew~ a~~ etc. ( Now acc:e • UI' ,..__._""" eaagner-conaagnments for all MUC>na. (949) .675-9756 .3.36 Poinsettia <ai Pett> • Corona del Mar SAVE UP TO $250 Novi thrOugh Mondai Sept. 7, 1998 Finally I met Dr Tong • a USC grdduate'With knoWedge ood motivatoo ~t 1mpoftant~r' he truly car~ Care, s~111 and nowiedge a1e a ra'e comb1notiOl'l t~ days He td ks to)"')\) .ind Ile ~stt'rlS He believes you when you 1ell him ;ou dre hurting and does somethu'lg about your pain He cJoeyi't run for X·rays. or PoffiP yo . w ti> drugs. but ~taru to he1p you right away East meets West with Or Tong · you hcr.e the best of both worlds rm 80·90~ free of pain L1,.,d I hdve more energy, and a better quality of hie hes atiead Best of a.I, I have a Ccmng, fun doctm ~o knows what he\ doing and d~ 1t Dr Tong 1s th11 grt-atest He is number one m my book! • Sat. Sept. 5th 1oam-6pm !46 So rf you are m pain, c<1ll Dr Tong You can enJoy hie dga1n 100 All you hcl\'e to bring is a posi11~e at\1tude and your insurance (ha, ha) If you don't ha¥e a pcxiti~e attitude, Or Tong will show ~ou how to get 1t wMe he gets 11d of your p.i1n Failed bc.k Surgery Syndrome -Coleen • I n0t1Ced in your tl!...'f)Jetters that )-OU are a g•adudte from two presti<JtOVS unrversitieS ·Ca tech and USC School of Medicine You il'e a!So d ~lcl~~t m ~t~a and acupo~ture, which to me sldrlds oot as QJ1te un~ua1 Aftei ~~er al of your treatmentS I ho..e learned that you are not ooly h.ghly qualified lo your p:i'Ktice. bot a~ possess cl 91ea: comp.mion for your patients. p:oducing m frTJ case. wooderfUl. pos.~ results~ a short period . • My pan problem has betn nerve d1sturbantes from a back wrll"Y 3 years a<p The excruclciting p.lln necessitated 6 ~1ta~zatlOllS, non:~rous X ., c1ys and t~ts. and treatments oy "" nv Spe<'lci !\J~ including 1n,ectl0'1 of 1 OOmg of ()Mi11f'()f evesy h<iur• St 111 ~as n ~ere pa n Your treatmerts of cJC\Jpu!XlJlt! t-pdural, flt'fve block , and cryonc 110iy shelve brr ugM tom• so wetcO"Oed pan rel ~1 I have mentioned ~f0<e that 04)1y one person in history walked on water. but you have tome the clo~t to that mirade a person could evf! bel 11 It seems very trite to mere1y '>dy, Tlwoks c!9a1n to you, Dr Tonq' Failed bc.k Surgery Syndrome -Judy To Dr K.wrer. Editor. NEJM • I am patient #2 l m Dr Yee.Wing Tong~ paper Alter two preo.~ so1Cide attempts, I wa~ plannmg a third aftet another afternoon of wT11hm9 oo the floof 111 palfl, n I came upoo an artide regarding Dr TonQ f()( the first t me lll ~er 26 ye~. I felt~ that theie migM ~an answer to the constant exhausting and debibtat1n9 pain with \..tltCh I was forced to lrve Th@ ~lll began Ill 196S from an 1niury dur:ng rrry 4th preqnoncy It was exuuciatJng I W(J( v.1th l)ll orthopedist, trymg phy\ical therapy. drugs. tractton, a shoe hit -anythrng to avoid surgely But m 1970Ihada1.woectorrry, and spent 3 months in a fufl body cast . Over Int ne~ 21 'jeil}. r'sooght treatment from V¥t04f> doc loo a neurologist. :John tjopkins Pam Clinic, add tlOllal surgery, drug'\. ilC\Jpuncture, and chitQPfrlCtOrS to name~ ftw Nothmg I t11ed WOfked 1n df.tstically red.Jong the pan Ufltil my fttst viSlt YtitlrOt: Tong tlelt an irnn'1"di.ate d1ffeieoc! in the pan that had eogulf ed the 119ht side ol my body for half of my Mel I left that off ice with my hectrt soartng 'ft1th hot>e1 Dr Tong has treated me now for 3 )ear~ and the p.i1n that I have lived With fOf 30 ye has been reduced 70-80~ I no longer ttiink about swc1de and am looking fOtWard to a future With mt_ grand and great.grandchlldren M'f husbdnd and I are from lnd!dflcl c1nd our lamtly now hYeS there. We plan on mowig back when I'm done with Or. Toog. Dr. Tang's . '< treatment ls thlt Important and neceuary fQr my health I Word of this treatmert has to get 0011 There are so man~ people hke me whOse' ltves would be chanoed to be more hvc1ble. he.ilthy, and productive as m1~ JS becommo OTHER DOCTOR) NEED TO KNOW WHAT OR TONG HAS CREATED PUBUSH HIS ARTICLE PLEASE PLEASE YOU MAY SAVE SOMEONE'S lfE AS HE DIO MINE Mit•n611ft ~ llllitllltW· IMfW QJ,_.'-1111* Bring this ~ in for $50 off your Initial consultation/ · ..,.,.. Cast• Mesa, opening August 7 3, '998 Clll for en •ppolntmMt todlyl Offtt_..,,_ ~Jr. ,,. WOC CHI,_ 11- NlrbOr PllZi f*« =. ... 2790 Harbor Blvd., Ste. 300 • == • Mon. Sept. 7th 1oam-&pm ... _ .. Prestige" faj 2 Pc. sel ............... $268 Queen 2 Pc. set.. •. -.-.$318 Kit 3 Pc. set ·---·-$448 ., "Empress Extra Firm"· · Twin 2. Pc set._. __ $218 Ful 2. Pc set._ .... __ $211 a.. 2 Pc. seL .......... $341 Kiel Pc.··--·---- "Clusl~ Pillow !op" Twin 2. Pc sel..-.m-•••$318 faj 2. Pc sel.-·-····-$388 Queen 2 Pc. set.. .. 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BEACH SCl:NE Pur t1 little music. by the ocean Sunday, ht-dcl to Peninsula Park al the base of the l3dlbort Pier, where singer and electric piano pldyer Vince "Vinny" Micelli will present cJ Sound:; of Sinatra Swing Concert from 2 ·Ill 7 p.m. NIGHT LIFE "He sounds just like Smatra, • said Balboa Perunsula resident Gay WCiSSall-Kelly. 11 ll'!> not too hot for you, you can always qothN 111'c fdnuly together for a bonfire at Ctm>nd del Men State Beach. All Newport ht:-.i< hes 11re open unW 10 p.m . Saturday, suncld\· t1nd Monday. CLASSIC CAR SHOW Vince "Vinny" Micelli CUBAN PIG ROAST r If you will be staying in town for the weekend, you can still trovel to a foreign country without ~ver leaving Newport 'Beach. You can dme on .tme Cub6n food - . inducting trimmings of yucca, c9ngn, black beans and rice -at the The Sutton Place. Hotel's third annual Cubdn Pig Rodst on Sunday on the Calypso Pool DE'ck. 1iy your skiUs in the dommo tournament, learn from masters al a cigar-rolling demon- stration. and dance the nigh\ away to the music of Orquesta Charangoa. More th.an 300 people attended tile event Tast year, said hotel spokeswoman Barbara • ·Eidson. The event, w)Uch will benefit the Cuban- American Scholarship Fund. will begin at 5 p.m. Cost 1s $49 for adults, -$20 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children under 5. The hotel is at 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach For information, call (949) 476-2001. THEATER ANYONE? . Theater goers might also see Chnstopher Durang's ·Laughing Wild," presented by II you hd\ e d pas:non for classic cars, dm·p ow·r to the Great Labdr Day Cruise at ._~_..... ........ ~~'-Co.u.n.ty Fairgrounds, where moH• th<1n 1,hOO domestic cars built before 1 <l72 will bl' on dt!.pldy. Th<' E·u•nt, sponsored by the Orange ( 11~inl~ Cruisin Assoc1dllon, will feature A cruising area will be open. Cldss1c car owners can register for the events dl the Embassy S01tes, 1325 E. Dyer Road, Santci the OCC Repertory Theatre Company, Sat- urday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and 7 p.m. Performances will be ln the r>rama Lab Stu-· dio at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.;&;dmission is $5. For information, call ('714) 432-5640. Ana. . -li\ t' 11ld1t-'>. music from Captain Cardiac at 7 • p m· Sdturd<ty dnd from Bedlles iinperson- 11turc., Tlw lmugmes-<tt 7 p.m. Sunday. The eve.nt w111 be held Sflturdt1y an'd Sun- day from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.' dn<.l Mond~y from 8 a.m. to noon ·' · You might•catch d preview performance of South Coast Repertory's production of H Ah! Wildemess1" Eugene .O'Neul's only · comed_y. Performances will be Saturday at 2:30 and 8 p .m. and Sunday at 2:30 and 7.30 p.m. Preview tickets Stdrt at $18. South Coast Repertory is at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. ~loch•! cM contests, daily drawings , Admission i!. $8, $7 for seruors dnd mem- 1111dudiny one for a 1947 Ford that will .ben- t-ht Druq Al>U~e is Life Abuse). children's bers of the military and free for children : . cl< t1\'ll1Ps d ud vend.ors will also be among under 12 .. The fairgrounds are at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa For mformallon, call -I b1• 1Jl1Prm9.., (714) 826-i948. \lu'itt', /\rt""& Drima 011ily • Thematic Curriculum • 112 l>a), A.M. or P.M. • l'alrytale Theatre w/costumes Age<1 3.5 yri.. . )' ./;) • 3 mO\. to S Years • E\plore Music, Mo"ement & Rhythm • Kindermui;ik Certified Staff }. .!;) essions begin ept. 10 • Call for Brochure! 714 545-1217 ZUBIE'S PROUDLY SERVING . FOR 30 YEARS! 414 Old Newport Blvd. Newport~ch 645-6086' PRIME RIB NIGHT THURSDAYS $6. 75 , . from 5 :30 p .m . with reservation only! 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The ph~raphs mclude those of Saturn and its rings and moons, a series of pho· tographi of the entire surf ace of Man and a detailed Image of Neptune. · The exbibi~ will be on display th!<>ugh Monday from nOQ1\ to 5 p.m. in the Jewel Court in front of the Discovery Channel Store • at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bris-• tol St, Costa Mesa. . Newport Beach film fest accepting entries The Newport Beach Interna- tional Film Festival is accepting entries for the 1999 festival through Dec. 15. The festival . will be held March 25 through April 4. .. ... The entry fee ts $45 for tea· ture films and $30 for short films. lnvitotions will be announced by Feb. 1. · To receive entry fortl)S by' mail, fax a ~est to (949) 851· · 6556. Forms are a.180 available for downloading at the festi\111.l "' Web site at www.nt>iff.org. For information, call (949) 851-6555. Auditions set for 'The Little Sister' 1 Audi~ for OCC's produc- tion of •Tue Uttle Sister• will be held sept. 14 ftom 5:30 to 7 p.rit. and Sept. 15 from 1 to 9 p.in. in the college's Drama Lab. •The little Sister," based-on Raymond Chandler's 1948 murder mystery, is a tongue- . in-cheek drama set in seedy · Los Angeles neighborhoods. Roles for eight men and four women are open. Rehearsals will be held Mon- day through Fnday from 7 to 10 p.m. For information, call (714) 432-5640. 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" \ . . 110~£!1 \\l,(O\ <n l~tilll' \U 1~11 IKl\I~ U•rn-..' ... , ~ .... -..J-,.,. ,..,J,, -• ._ \t\KE \\\Y FOR Tfll: \\turn \ \ n \tll .\ or Tiff l)f)',~ by Jon Klein On th~ SCR Second Stage . September 2S · through October 25 ' . W\\·Prk<.'tl Pr~iews Stplrmhcr /.l · 2'4 ~IM. ''"""I('' Ill.II .1~·m,111 ... 111111.1~ Cll\ 11,•hl)I ~lr:th):K'lio. h1· ~ 111-1~1111( .I (~l(lltlH Ill.II'\ 111111 ,1)'1r,1UI l.11111h 1.1ltk"I. hlll 'A.lli ht ~II \\l11;111111~· h~ll\ 11c~"•ll't'll 1111 lhi• l.1..i trlkl>' I 1li111n lnr hr\,ilJ.l,11 ~(.II ch:1r;t(hl' .~ip,:ir 1[111n~111.ll'\ \llU.llKKI~ 1111'" II Ilk other \\':II :im1h1<ll 1l1kl ll111'1ii.'Tl'I! ~\'l\1,~11111 h11-\ i'1J11;M1\ 11\ lhf, ~llll\'.1111''\\ Clllll\'lh h\ .11\Silll' 1-tAf v.11kh di.11l<1S ,\ \I,!(~\ hut sr;uip·h l.1111!11.1r f:lnr" IJMl~l 111 ''"'", • -. Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot -date book Saturday, September s. 1990 A 13 TOMlrrus · Q wck, whdt do the movies ~ci~en Kane,· "The Day the Earth Stood Still,•. Fahrenheit 451, • the onginal •cape Fear,• "Taxi Driver• and Alfred Hitchcock's most memo- rabl~ chillers have in common? Movie buffs nught pass on this one, but musicologists would tell ' you tliat all of the above were scored by Bernard Hermann, one of the giants among Hollywootl • composers. Hermann, who died in 1975, was an immensely gifted and cre~tive -but by many. accounts extremely dlfficult -artist, who gave us the brooding "Kane• score, the other worldly "Day the Earth Stood Still" and the haunt- ing Hitchcock background sounds -including the dl.l'ector's masterpieces, "Psycho,• "Verti- go• and •North by Northwest." And who among us has not hummed another of his more notable creations, the theme for TV's "The 1\vilight Zone·~ Lucy Anderson of Corona del Mar remembers them well. She was the second of Hermann's three wives, married to the com- poser from 1949,to 1967 Recent- ly she shared some of.her experi- • .t?nces with acting students at the ;Theater District in Costa Mesa. - # "When Benny asked me 10 ..marry him, I knew my life was never going to be.dull,• she said, , miling_ ".Andlt..n.ever was.· ' Hermann. it seems, wds not ·' vhat one would call a master Qf :of ' syc o' Wife of late composer recalls her life With ~e artist and convers~tions with Hitchcock Film Institute poll. He ·was not yet 30 whetl he joined Orson Welles' Mercury Theater on radio and created the score for .the broadcast that shocked Ametj.ca in 1938, H.G. . Wruie the movte IS fdf more revered.today than 1t was at the time, it was blg enough to boost Hermann into the front ranks of film compoiers. "The Ghost and ·· Mrs. Jv1wr• (1947) and "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (1951) cemented his reputation a few years before Hitchcock beck- oned in 1955. · - Corona del Mar resident Lucy· Andenon sits near the musJcal score .. Love ts UketheWUd Ro~ Briar" that her late l1usband, Bernard Hermann composed for her and gave to her as a Valentine's _ . Dav. gift. .,I'm . proud of the full body of his work and his contribu- tion to the arts," Andenon saJd of Hermann, who died In 1975 ... He was a very sensitive romantic.". DIANA MULVIHU I DAILY PILOT Wells' "The War of the Worlds.· When Welle~ went to Holly- wood, he summoned Hermann to write the music for his first venture, ~ little something called •Citizen Kane ... · "You know,· An"derson said, . "Hitch originally didn't want a ny music over the shower scene i.n Psycho,' but when he went off to Epgland for a few weeks, l3P.nny recorded it anyway.• Needless to say, the high-pitched violms'. accornpanymg Janet Leigh's gns- ly demise met wjth the director's -and millions of moviegoers' - apptoval. Movie fans will remember the climactic scene from ·Tue Man Who Knew Too Much!' m Lon- don's Royal Albert Hall, where an assassination IS being plotted to comode with clashing cym- bals. Conducting the orchestra's rousing "Storm Cloud" cantata 1s Hermann hunseU. Anderson has an interesting anecdote concern- ing that movie, sitting in, as she was. on history in the making; • "They didn't know what song they were going to use, and · _Dons. E>ay was smging several of them in the studio one day when I went to sit in. After she sung 'Que Sera Sera,' the studio went dead silent. Hitch came over to me and said, 'Well, Lucy. how do you like that one?' I told h.irri I liked it very m~ch, and pe said, 'Good, that's the one we'll use.'" Anderson smiled as she . recalled her wedding day. •He , called me and said, "Get reddy lD an hour; we're ~oing t~ gel. mar- ned' • -and d rushed trip to New York's City Hdll, where he caused a commotlon by trymg to put the nng on the wrong finger. "The justice of the peace told him to put the nng on my third finger, and Benny put it on the middle finger,• Andersan saJd. "When they pointed it out to him, he screamed, 'What do you know? I'm a musician. Every- body knows this is tte third fin- ger. Cd.n't you count? When you study piano, it's one, two, three, four, five. Thumb is No 1.' It was an awful scene.· Andel'Son took over the title of Mrs. Hermann fr.om her cou511l, Lucille Fletcher, who would go . on to ·write suspense stories such as "Sorry, Wrong Number• and· "Night Watch• The mamage lasted 18 years, through the penod ot Hitch- cock's m<M>t J>C?pular m9vies, cl.nd the Hermanns were close to the Hitchcocks ooally, oftcrr visiting them dt their Santa CJ'\12 estate. Anderson vividly recalls one conversation with the master of suspense "Hitchcock once told ml'!, 'You know, Lucy, I'd never put you mto a movte. You're too real.' I thought that was a lovely compliment." . But bOth the friendship and the collaboration ended abruptly aber creative chsagreements on the moVie "Tom Curtain! Such ~-. , agre-c!ments seemed to dot Her- mann's bnlliant composing career In 1959, Hermann wos asked by CBS Television to create-· music for a new senes, Rod Ser- ling's "The 1\viligh,t Zone.• He not qnly wrote the theme, but also scored a number of the show's early episodes. It Wds such a pleasurable expenencc he ndmed his little dogrTwt, dfter the show. -..· Hermann died m 1975 JU!>t dfter flJllShing work on the mus1' for Martin Scorsese's "Td.Xi Dn· ver. • His We story iS recountr>d m ~A Heart at Fire's Center" by Steven C Smith. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAIJFOllllA LAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ldct. HP pr.obably insulted more~..:Ll.l"Uu:.UilU'>lA -people dunng tus tim·e than Oscar Levant and Don Rickles -"combined. But he turned out '°me of Hollywood's most .. memo- Jable movie themes, begmning with the picture recently voted No. 1 of all time in the American LYLEEN & JEFF EWING WHEN IT'S YOUR INVESTMENT When you own an investment property, your goal is to get the highest monthly rental with the lowest vacancy rate. How-can you pull it all together? It pays to keep your property in good condition while you are trying to rent it. as well as after the new tenants move in. You obviously want the property to loo~ its best when it is being shown. If you work to keep it that way, your tenant are likely to stay aroUJ1d. When something need to be repaired, be sure the tenants know whom to call to get the job done · Arrange for periodic inspc.,;tions of the property to check for leaking roofs or pipes. defective wiring or malfunctioning appliances. If you arc an abseJ.ltCC landlord, 1t mokes sense to hire professionals to keep a clo c eye on your inve:-tment for yuu. Lylccn and JcU have 26 con~ecutive year of real estate experience in Newport Beach. They arc Coldv;ell Bauker'a t l 11tnts. r·or ptofi ~ional scrvi « vice with all your real e tatc ct(:f tall the Ewinas at (714) 9Cl~!'jlJ!llU l· 114. . .BOD'ICENTllE Health & W•llness Cent r MAsSAGE Skin c.are AROMA1HERAPY BODYmFA1MENIS Sauna Ol)t'n 7 days a wttk • Mon ,f"r1. 9am-9pm, Sat.-Sun to.m.7pm Costa Mesa Huntirutton Beach 666 Bak.w, ~Ice 101 , _L _ 17872 e..c"ta 1MY.s.1 Su'-0 A B (6-al BtUital, cloee to Soutt. C-.--) (a-ti 6 N-Is u PWlla Plm9) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 the Arches Company in Higtiway to youand .;1 ' EVERESf A MacGill1vra~ rrecman r-ilm ~JR FACILITY f'RE1 Piek.., & Dtllwtrj • All Cettifllll W.ldalS 121 l1dastri1I Wa-i • Costa Miu .. ~hlMMt.bio~ on 0ur GIANT' 1/2 ~ ScrMn lndud1ng the Muek of Geocwa ~ in u..ooo .... ~.sound l"Utuling~.,, u.. ~ ---_ _.,..., .. Tm•t I " ... ..,..,. ..... ,_,.,_ .. ...... ~ ., ' . . Soturdoy, September 5, 1998 AHMAD JAMAL Jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal will perform at 8 p.m . Sept. 12 ln OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advanced tickets are $28 and $23 for seniors, students and chil· dren under 12. Admission is $32 at the door. For mqre infonna- tiC?n, ,call (714) 432-5880. STAG£ 'LAUGHING WIUY The OCC Repertory Theatre Company will present Chnsto· pher Durang's "Laughing Wild" today at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p .m. and 7 p.m. Performances will be in the Drama Lab Studio at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, • Costa Mesa. Admission is $5. For 'information, call (714) 432-5640. 'AH, WILDERNESS!' Previews of South Coast Reperto- cy's .production 'of Eugene O'Neill's onJy comedy •Ah, Wilderness• run through Wednes· day. The ptay opens Friday and runs through ,Oct. 11 oo the Main- stage. Performances will be Tues- • aays through Fridays.at 8 p.m.; Saturdays at 2:30'anc!B p.m. ahd . Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Huge Inventory. Rectuction Sale 6 ' x 9 ' starting at just $350 - . .. . . . . .., . . . - Preview tickets start at $18; regu- lar admission ranges ftom $28 to $45. SCR is at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call (714) 708-5555. THEATER SHOWCASE A presentation of scenes and monologues by first-semester OCC drama students will be held at 8 p.m. Sept. 12 and at 2 and 7 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Orama Lab at OCC, 2701 Fa:irvlew Road, Costa Mesa.-Admission is free. For informatioq,~1!11 (714) 432:5040, • -ART .ARTISTS IN ACTION The Cannery restauranf plays host to Artists in Action every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m . Artists will give live demonstta- tiens on the patio. For inlonna- tion, call (949) 723-1922. SPOTLIGHT l'OURS Diane Spitzkeit will speak about John Baldessari Sept. 13 as one of Orange County Museum of Art's Spotlight Tours, highlight- ing. an artist or work of art. The tours are free with admission, which is $5 for adults, &4 for seniors 'and students and free for members and children under 16. Admission is free on Tuesdays date book through Labor Day. Hours are 11 a,m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive., Newport Beach.Forinfonnation,call(949) 759·1122. . TUESDAY TA&JCS • The Orange Couhty Museum of Art will screen videos about the work of installation artist Nam June Paj.Jc at noon Tuesday as part of the Tuesday 1alks at Noon senes. Admission is $5, $4 for seniors and students and free for museum members. The · musewn is at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. For ialor· maUon, call (949) 759-1122. GEORGE HURREU •George Hurrell: Hollywood. alld Beyond,• an exhibit of Hurrell's black-and-white photographs of Hollywood stars of the 1930s and 1940s, will run through Sept. 27 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clem.ente Drble,_ Newport Beach. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and stu- dents, and free for members and children under 16. Hours are 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive., Newport Beach. For inlormationi call 759- 1122. . MARK DI ~UVERO Six huge steel sculptures by Mark cli Suvero will be on dis- play through Sept. 27 around Town Square Park near the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The exhibJttS presented by the . Orange COW\ty ~useum of Art and South Coalt Plaza. Di Suvero's drawings will also be on display at the museum, 850 San Clemente Dnve, Newport Beach, through Oct. 4. For inlormabon. ~ (949) 759-1122. 'MAN AND HIS HOftS£' • . "Man and His Horse.• an exhib1t of WeStem-themed oil paintings by Tom Avila, will be o~ display in the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., through Sept. 30. For informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. JOHN STOBART An exhibit of maritime paintings t>y John Stobart, :An Artist's , Journey,• will be m the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum's Grand Salon through Nov. 8. The museum's Newport Gallery dis· plays the marttime history of the area, the Model Gallery bas • • exhibits of world-class models, and th.e Grand s8.ton features toUJin'1 exhibits Admission is free for members, $4 for adults and $1 for children. The museum is at 151 E. Coast Highway,· Newport Beach. For information, call 673-7863. -·'"KIDS . BARNES & NOBLE JR. Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Jr. offers story ti.me for children Wednesdays from.10:45 to 11 :30 a.m. at 901 B South Coast Drive, .. . Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot Costa Mesa. For mme informa- tion, call 444-0226. Bamel & Noble Triangle Square offers story time Tu..~ys from 7 to 8 p.m. at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For bitonnation. call 631-4645. GOOSEBUMPS The Gooseb umps club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. p,t Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive.For infonnation,call (949) 759-0982. . STORY AND CRAFT HOUR Barnes & Noble holds a craft and story hour with free refreshments for children of all ages every Sunda.y fiom 2 to 3 p.m. Barnes & Noble is at 1870 Harbor Blvd., 'Iiiangle Square in Costa Mesa. For information,~ 631-0614. DANCE . . DEFORE DANCE QNTER The DeFore Dance Center offers ballroom lessons every Friday at 7:30 p .m . .at 151 Kalmus Drive, · Costa Mesa. The samba wU1 be the leatwed dance for Septem- ber. Lessons will 'be followed by a half-hour of practice and then open dancing until 11 p.m. Cost is $8; 20% of the proceeds go to Ule nonprofit studio's scholarship program. For information, call 241-9908. ~ DANCE 204 Dance.204 off~ private and m1n1 u Stttraqe I I BISON AVENUE .. group instruction fu beginning and advanced t>allroom., Latin and modem dancing at 204 Washington St., Balboa. For information, call 675-9082. • • SENIOR aNTER .. The-Costa Mesa Senior Center offers ballroom dancing for adults from 7;30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday to the music of the Ray Robbins <::ombo. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost U. $3. The center is dt 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For information, call 645-2356. MARINERS SOUTli COAST CHURCH . Chorus Une Dance St\ldio off~rs a special dance class for mem- bers of Mariners South Coast Church every Fnday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at 3100 E. Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Cost is $8 .. To register, call 640-5256 . LITERARY BOOK DISCUSSION The Newport Beach Public Library Foundation will hold a book discussiop group meeting · Wednes~ay at 9:30 a .m. and 7 p.m . in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The ~oup will discuss "Cold Mo~tain". ~y Charles Frazier. For more i.rum:mation, call (949) 717-3890. . STORE NOW· & SAVE $50 640-9019 ~ 1111 Comell>ock Street Newport Beach, CA Now You CAN-HAVE CoMPLETE PE.AcE;.of .. M IND . . WHEN You Pl.JRCHASE A PR£ .. o WNED MERCEDF.S .. BENZ. !...-.11.:---:--__;_--';..;;;;..;.. TM Th ursday 9 /3 ·_ M o nday 9 /7 We have more ST ARMARK certified Mercedes· Benz than any other dealership 1800 Nf!wport Blod • Costa Mes~ (949) 648·4874 v ectal Store llours: ThunJ. -Mon. 10:00 a.m.: 8:00 p.m. (one block aouth of NlkeTot0n) " l>rlcea a~ aubfrct to aoallabl4fil- . 6 MONTHS ·sAME AS CASH ,. -,, especially top-of-the-line, one owner S-Class Sedans and SL Roadsters. These choice, hand .. picked Mercedes have undergone· a comprehensive ins~ction and restoration and come with a factory warranty for 12 months, or up to 100,000 total accumulated miles. Security -The warranty is included in the price. of the vehicle and is honored by all Mercedes dealers across the U.S . • It includes roadside assistanc@i rnwing, alternate transportation, trip interruption . and emergency service. ~ Zero deductible -There is no <ieductible on any warranty service and no prepayments are neces ary. ... 7 .. Day Exchange -If you decide you are not satisfied with your vehicle, you may .exchange it within 7 da~500. mile:; from the date of purchase. •\ (f\ 'CJ FLETCHER JONES M·O ·T ·O·R·C ·A·R ·S Nf WPOHT Bt /\C H JOO Jamboree Road • 714-7 18-3000 • www:tjmcn:L-<lcs.cnm .. -- Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot READERS RESPOND . Residents ~lit . , ., On issu·e of . Harbor .Center 'AT ISSUE: Locals who live near shopping mall are concerned proposea Home Depot will create too much noise. l he Harbor Center should do more to protect resi· dents from noise ( .. Rest· dents ask for less noise," Aug. 11). · I share a common wall with the shopping center. First, S~ott Bell oT ICI Developmcmt Co. S-ays occasional Saturday deliveries of lwnber and livi goods. So 15 trucks a day is highly suspect. He predicated. the entire ·· notse study on 15. Therefore, if the noise study ts in error, the design of the whole place is in error. . The noise standard that was ,..i chosen allowed. for vet¥ brief noise sources lasting less than one minute and any hour. Even assuming the underestimate of 1 S trucks per day, the study· mdde t~e false assumption that a large diesel can position itself back in, teave1he loading't.loek and negotiate a sharp turn exit in less than one minute. The qum- be~etre suspect l welcomed the vote of the comnuss1oners to send the plan back to the drawtng boards, and I hope that it's a total new config· uration. • ---J) forum ,. . mber s, 1998 . B I ·b~ called the residenL<; in to share their comments about the development If he·h<ls been . buying this for eight ye.u:., the cesidents were not cdl.led m until July 8 for a meetirig. And at Ulat time we told him that the plan invaded our homes too much and to please go back to the design · board And at that time he told us, •ob no, 1t would be unpossi~ . ble.· Yes, we want Harbor Center · redeveloped. Yes, we want Home Depot. My husband and I are stockholders in Home Depot. We think Home Depot is taking a bad rap. We think Scott Bell's designs should be redone, MARC MARt I OAILY P!lOl Vacant buildings and empty perking lots n~main as officials~ to.sort euHhe Harbor Centerl)rofect, Wtildi nas tieen delayed. - We should have been called in way earlier -at thE' time the des1gns 4were being made -so tbat we could have given h.un some input at that time Also. so many of the numbers in the study are flawed. Every- llung seems to be predlcated on 15 trucks making dellv~lies per doy. All it takes IS sitting down with a phone book, calling the putting the large retailers and Home Depot out on Harbor Boulevard so that residents who have been here for 40 years can be protected from the noise. · KATHARINE BEQUETTE Costa Mesa walls need to be higher and thicker, that should be entered into the plans. We are thankful that lCI is buy- ing Harbor Centei and wants to rebuild and JJJlprove the site, w1d we look forward to a converuent, · multifaceted shoppmg c.:entet. · ELEANOR TRIGHER Costa Mesa various Home Depo~ in the area. We-reany need to tebuild Har· · ll.-~~~~:th;t-1~:.;,;:~;;.:.=....:::..:.:..:_hiDfr-6e>i:n~eiiir~~c~a~us~e~1t~a~s~~=--r_,_T1 fitull-;Jhy~s;.u;;p;-;;port ~e Harbor MacArthur Boulevard has 30 to become an eyesore, and every· Center plan. 40 trucks that come m daily The thing possible should be done to Residents want servJces like man in Receiving told me 30 reach an agieement between the street sweeping, police protec- trucks on a worst day Home developer and the neighbor!; non, tree trtmmmg, parks and Depot in Anaheun has 20 to 25 who feat"the unpact of loud noise even a new library. These things trucks coming in daily. The one and disturbances. .s;:ost money, and sacrifices are in Westminster has 20 trucks dai-f feel that the developer h&S · necessary. Tod~y. the College ly. The old one on Edinger, been listening to the neighbors, Park residents believe they will before operabons to dose out the made some concess1ons, and give up some of their quality of facility, had. 20 trucks daily. wants 'to accommodate them. We; next time, it could be me. These truck totdls include The neighbocs should be reason-There are ho guarantees ' both tra.llers and flatbeds, and able and give the developer the when you buy a home that the receiving managers spoke of benefit of Ule doubt. tf sound unmediate environment won't rhange. The house next door could be bought by someone with d dog that barks or who thinks purple is d great color for the ex.tenor of the hous(~. D1sap· pomtmg to be sure, but these things happen .• The developers are not trying, to hurt the residents or the city. and'they are not Ule enemy. They own the land, have a right to bwld, and - gasp -everi' have.the right to a profit (not dts· ·similar from the same comj:>lam· ers who want to see theu proper· ty values· and home equities con- . tinue to increase) I think the proiect as proposed is exc~ting, VlS1onary and i.'.l great opporturlitl' for the city. I encour· age all Costa Mesa residents to think beyond Uieir own property · boundaries and look at what is good for the oty dS a who!~ ~ With some gwe-and-tclke and ~•I o · C 0 M M U N. I T Y C 0 M M E H t A R Y tolerdnce, we all will benefit m I the long run. . ' KATIE WILSON Costa Mesd ( ertdllll}' the nPW Harbor Center must do more to protect re ident.s from noi'>e. The pro· po~ed delivery dnd loodmg acuv- ity will senously d.istutb many famihes_Common sense and .. expenence mdkes this obvious. The develop~r mdde it appear tu m~t:l lh~ ( 1~·s ma>.imum· dllow~d-untler·dny-orcum c:;tnncec:. no\s~ "tundcUds only Wlth th• ~~ l urly false asswnp- uun" ~ •l 110 not make it meet myhitii -.t. 11dc1rtls al all .. He ob\IQ !Sl} 11 Cd!-. to relocate his nob11.'St tent1nts More unportant, the a~· ol Costa Mesa must do more l9 pro- . tect 1eSJdents dgamst noise: We were shockc•d to learn that locctt- Soccer family bids bittersweet farewell W elcome lo the 1998 • AYSO fall soccer sea- son. As the regional conurussioner for Region 97, th1s is where I usually prepare our .nearly 1,900 kids dJld their par· ents for the coming fall season .and thank m detuil tho::.e unpaid community volunteers who make this whole thing happen. That is still the case. But this one, how- ever, is bittersweet. We are relocating with our children, Annie and Adam, to the San Diego area While this deos1on offers our fdmily a great opportunity, it also l'-'dves behind our fnends and thou- sands of children, moms and dt1ds and commuruty supporters who have touched our lives and left indehble memones. Whife we will only be ctn hour or so away (using the loll road) and nanoseconds away on the Inter- net, this community will always have a place in our hearts . AYSO doesn't Just happen. It tdkes thousands or volunteer ho~rs to just get to that first game Sept. 12 Our board of duectors, espeoaUy the division directors and the1r spouses, have each put in many hours a week recruiting coaches, balancing teams and taking lots of phone calls They include Rlch Carr, Jeff Sankey, Peter Hurley, Lany Webb, Phyllis Truesdell, Bart Rosa, Cheryl Wright, Chris Rohdn, Rob Galey, Sherry Boston and Liz Slater nesrruth, our new AYSO Web- We have comrrutted execu· master. -tive board members who make Then there is you. nus year 1t. Uus happen and make it fun: will take 170 coaches, another Bob SJilith and Steve Rasch, our t 70-plus assistdnt c0c1ches, nearly current boys and girls comirus-, 300 referees, 170 tec:tm parents, sioners; George Walsh, regional scores of parents prepanng the referee administrator; Mike apd fields dnd thousands of pct.rents, Joan Duncan, registrar; Debbie fnends and relatJvE>S ch<.--enng on Kerwin, treaswer, Laurie Jonge· thw kids' teanis. • ward, safety chrector; Gary and There is still more to do and Sherry Rorden, player wutorms 1 d (all 1,900 of them); John Warre n, many more vo untl!ers neede referee administration; Steve in AYSO, our schools and other l 0 local programs. Everyone Murow, fie d director; .and ave should step up, do something Kauth, our regional coach admmistrator. and get involved . The rewards We also appreciate the differ-are above money, fame and ence made by Maureen and .. glory. The fact that you can Bruce Cox, pancake breakfast; ·make a difference is powerful Janue Young, p1ctwe day; Teryl and integral to om qudhty of Zarnow, publicity; and Bill Rhi· life. Dunng mr tenn dS rcg1onal comnu ..... ionfil and the many years l µent' m A \'SQ, we have _ maue ·ue ot our best fnends, met hwi<lreds ot rnnurutted, car- 1119 parents and lt•amed dbout bemy bctte1 parPnL-;. It's ~asy to be 11wol\ ed m a conmh1mt) like ours Everyon~ should ~ as fortundtc d'-ow famih hdS been to have bved and ~ orked u1 :.ud1 d cfo,e and cdfUlg communuy Thank you to the Ddily' Pilot tor ) our support, t.tnd thdnk you to all our lnend~ for vo1•r kind word:.. love dnd g~ncrcsity. ,.. See you on the held or on the Internet at bkrt.."'ger<e'nextllnk nc't • 808 and PAULA KREGER are New· port 8each residents. mg heavy tru k trafhc and load· mg docks next to quiet back yttrds may even he considerPd. The City Council should rew'nte zoning dnd usage rules to mc:tintain the quahty of life fur residents while ttUowmg bu..;1- nesse~ fan use of their property. ln addition, the oty n<>eds ooth to unprove noise standards and to provide stnc.tcr en/orcemP-nt of these stdndards -TinSls not only a College Park 1s ... ue People from other neigh· borhooch have oftered support - becau.<>e sunildr disruption..:; bavc happened to them, bL"Cause Uley know such mtrus1on could hap· pen to them, or hocause they mal- ae what affects one p..u1 of ow· !'mall city ·will ultimu t ety affoct them and the repuk1tJon of the ectii:Q cw,·-ao.: a~ pldce to hve TAMAR GOLDMANN Costd Mes 1 HOW TO REACH US: Something on your mind? Tell us all about i__t_. Th e Daily Pilot welcomes let· ters from its readers on anything and "everything, so he.re's your chance to sound off. Send your thoughts to us by mail: 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; Readers Hotline: 642· 6086; fax: 646-41.70 or e-mail: dailypilot Oearthlink.net. Airport supporterS ·pr:aise hiring PR firms; foes want another ballot meqsure I t is unfor:tuntlte, but very necessary. that New- port Beach hlfe a firm to combat all the mislead.- ing statements perpetrated by anti·tllipOrt groups (•City hires PR hrms for auport bdtUe," Aug. 25). · , Anb-El Toro Airport acbvisLc; have forced us into making thiS move by their cont.J.nued attacks on. ·Newport Beach government and re ·idents as well • as the county's pltinning process of thu new airport · The city realizes ii South Co~ty df'fcats the cur- • rent El Toro Airport plan, there is an existing propos- al in place that calls for a major n TORO OEBArr cxpt'\nS1on of John Wayne Air· 11 C port that would not include cur- -fl!~ or have the noi5 • restric- tions we currently <'n1oy. Rather than d15trnct our city offJcu.Us and council members away from t})(~ir jobs in order to right the misinformation, it i~ best to hire an outside proft>.S· s1onal finn to confront the is!t1.les nnd provide facts to those with open minds. ' • BONNIE <YNEIL N wport Bellch " .. • The dty of Nowport Boach needs to do wh~tev- ar it takes to prewnt th~ expan 100 of tho John _ Wayne Airport If it mf!ans w need to hire public ntlations finns, ev n two, then we need to do lhitl u soon as poasiblc. , • ClAUIMA R.YNT ~~--""t--------...;.;_~_,...-~~~ W hy is it that the city's $175,000 propaganda'is considered an "mfonnation campdlgn, • whtle the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority's $23,00Q mailing is called a PR scam (•Anti-airport mail tar- gets local homes,• Aug. 22)? I think it's the other way around. ANN MERRITT Corona del Mar An exhibit lhllt the Festival of Arts board or directors trotted out this year consiStcd of a proposed map or the Millennium Plan (lrvme East) and a copy of a letter the board 4'>cnt m July 1997 to cveral politiciaTlS. · , Llke most of th anti-El Toro matcnal, the letter is disingenuous and untrue. ' DJSingenuous first: The letter st~tc that if El . Toro is converted to commercial USC!, tho Page®t of the Masters would cease becau~o of excessive noisC. Never mind that the pageant already has o noise problem from military a.iraaft taking off from El Toro. Never mind that ciVilian aucraft in a land· mg approach ovorhead would be far qwcter ... Now untrue: The letter also stat that tho Marines have agreed to divert flights away from · the Irvine Bowl durtng th summer ov ning . 0n that rare QCC'aston when an aircraft trays over the bowl lrom John Wayne Airport or el where, the ~ormat1ce II stopped wiW the offending aircraft ls gone. . , • • · · Iba mem~ Ol.!M boazd.lbould OlGMJJO &.h@' •• ).. t • " • ' grounds more of ten and see the how. Tub ,.. a my 10th year a.s d pugccmt voluntl'Pr. Ye~. am..raH dH' , overhec.1d, tak,lng of{ from d.Jld occ1.1s1onally landu'g dt El Toro. Thc·se are not •<;tra~· from Joh.n \Yu~n" Allport. In my oxpenencc .. thc.p~·rforrnann• hd'> never been delayed because ol· aircrdft n01 e . After all, the Irvine Bowl 1!i almost 10 mi.I lrom the tart of El Toro's runway, about the same dl!ttance'tro01 Jotin Wayne Allport to parts of Anah •un Hllb The worst olfl•ndt•r over the year hc.1~ ,.bl' ·11 thl' quadroris ot dttuck helicopt<~rt) that uscq to tly from Tustin. t don't recall any gn.•at ~ftort on U11 part ol Ul4? board to flJI: thts noise prnhlem. • • TiiOMAS A. BUTI'ERWORTH 'cwport 8" rh T here have b en two ballot mea ur on an 11ir· port at El Toro Now polls show that a nu JOnty of Orange County t sldcnts want a thud chanc to decide on th i<> u •. R •cons1dcnng a vote, when more in.formation bcrom Available, i lh ·d moc· rabc Am OC'd!l wa}'· • . C:oll.Slder how wom n won tho nght to i. oh• in thi rountry. lt n..wquiN.>d hundred o1 l>allot ov r m 1my years. 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Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, September 5, 1998 • Spom Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 A-4223 Und.erdog U:. re~dy· . . on ' Checking out the '98 ~range Coast College Pirates. ~~~~~,-C~,-0~0-,-1~1-1-1~,~1-1-,-1~1-~~~~~~ depth and the potential to g-d.in a lot of yards on the ground · J\.'-{)'I; 11111 ~fl*" COSTA MESA -Ordnge Coast Col- lege footbd.11 codc.:h Bill Workman's pld!l ldst sedson wt.1s to carry 90 freshmen and work towdrd d better future The Plrates limped to d 2-8 record m Mission Confer- ence dction, but looked to have some key returners who would be playing dt d much-improved level by the time the· 1998 season begdn As they often do, things happen at the juruor college le>V<'l Lhdt are not cen- ducive to rebuilding a program. Some players becdme dC'ddemJcdUy ineligible and others clernled to seek Lheir fortunes· elsewhere Despite thdt, Workman ltnnly bcheves ..the core group of retume~ and a crop of talented trdnsfers c1.nd fre!>hmen will make the Pirates.much more compebttve •1-0 • 1CMM> 640 ... $-0 4-5-0 6-3-0 540 6-2-1 6-3-0 • 7-2-1 .. 6-3-0 7-3-0 • 7-S-O + •11-0-0 • 6-4-0 5-4-1 7-3-0 2-8-0 2-8-0 3-7~ 0-10-0 4-5-1· 4-6-0 2-7-1 IHI WortunM 1986 5-S 1987 8-2-0 1988 4-6-0 1989 ·5-5-0 1990 • 8-3-0 . 1991 640 1992 7-4--0 1993 S-.3 1994 . 2-8 1995 4-6 1996 1-9 1997 2-8 ' . • Conference champions • Jr. Rose Bowl champions + ~vocado Bowl champions . this season. · One or the top candidates is-Newport · ·w e had two problems last seoson, • Flint's arm strength, he has 4.s speed at Workman said. "We scored too rew and· opponents scored too many. l lhink we 40 yards givmg hlm an obvious mobility 'lion of the ·season. Now healthy, Mercer will be a· key part of the Pi.rates offense. HHe's probably_ the most talented player we have,: ·Harbor product Ray Ohrel, an All-CIF perfonner for the 1996 CfF Division V fmahst ScUlors •He's · a JJUque back,• Workmc1.n said. "He has the ability to make people rruss tackles and comes out ot the backfield well to catch-passes." Look good this year • advantage. One reason Workman's outlook is so ' With Sunons m the gdffie, Ordnge positive is the de pth the Pirates have d'l Coast will have the opportunity to run the ball-handling positions. more play action, sprintoutS'a.nd bootlegs • Quarterback: Freshman Jared Flint, a gwing opposing defenses some.thing else redshift transfe r from lhe Uruversity of to worry about. Workman said. "He catches the ball and makes things happen.• . Indiana, will most likely be under center • Receivers: At the other end of the pass- at the start of the season. mg scheme, the Pirates have two poten- Orange County football fans might tially outstanding receivers in Ivan Mer- remember Flint as the Irvine J ugh qudr-cer and David Ca stleton. Castleton, a transfer redsrurt from Brigham Young, will quickly make oppo- nents think twice· about double-teaming Mercer frequently. Castleton was an All- ClF selection at Mater Dei <.fhd will be · Sophomore Andre Stewart and fresh- man KeVin Torres will·be Joined by late- comer James Dawkins, Estancia's' cateer • rushing yMdage leader (3,209 yards}, in. fighbng for the starting job. At fullback, sophomore returner Paul Toepel,. freshman Devon Griffin and freshman Junmy Banks give OCC extra size and strength in the backfield. terback wbo was one of the top quarte r-The 6-foot-7 Mercer, one of tpe key backs in Orange 'County as a senior m re turne rs from. last year's team, after 1996. He rece ived a ,full srholc1.rsrup to tra nsfe rring from Washington State, Indiana. but ·decided to play closer to started the 1997 season strongly, c4tching home after one year in Bloorrungton 22 passes in the fU'St four games c1.nd hQv- Also getting c1. good portion of the ering near tbe·top of the Mission Con!er- playing time this season will be Justin 1 ence receiving leade rs. But a severe Simons. Although Simons-doesn't have ankle sprain limited his time for the dura- ·just c1.s much of a threat to opposing sec..- ondanes. Sue other re ceivers,· including Bob Johnson, will see quality playing time. • Running backs: The Pirates return Dayid Meleney, who won the s~art.J.ng tdiJback job last season. But Meleney has already been pressured by a nwnber of incorrung backs wlio will give OCC more I •If we have blocke rs, we have guys wtlo can gam big chunks of yards,· Workman said. • Offensive line: U would be tpe operdtlve • ......... :... ... ,. ... ~ S ome of the cream a Orange Coast College SEE COAST PAGE B7 as the Pirates gird for the 1998 campaign are quarterback Jared Flint (11), line backer John Romm (44), receiver David Castleton (22), running back ALL ABOUT .. Ray Ohrel (4) and receiver Ivan Mercer (~5) .. DEFENSE Defense shows shy it's the Pirates' strength thls season, offense still has some questions to he answered. . -..... - DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY KIM HAGGERTY-ZVUUS C OSTA f\ 1ESA -With today's NFL stars being moi,Uy quarter- b .a c k s , receivers and running backs, d lot of hype is given to offense these days and the ability to score points. True, offense is unportant. But just as unportant, and often neglected at the lower levels, IS hc1.v- mg a strong defensive. Without one, no matter how many points a team scores, .they still run the likelihood of losing. Last season, Orange Coast Col- lege's football team gave up a lot of points. Don't be mistaken, the Pirates d.Jd have talent on defense, but the foun- dation; the defensive line, was a weak link. That's why Coach Bill Workman worked hard over the off-season to improve the line and believe s that the strength of lhls year's team is bis deft!ns1ve unit and will be key to Orctnge Coast's suc- "Those two guys take us back to ·the best defensive fronts we had whe n we we re at the top of the Mis- !>10n Confere nce.· Workman said. "They Cdn get to the quarterback dnd tlley can stop..the run, two things we hdve n'l see n for a while.• With Fox and Anderson at tackle, the whole O range Coast defense has started to gel Re turners Mdrcus MJCahmadi, who led the team with. three sacks · ldst season, and OaVld Robinson have stepped up a notch at defen~ s1ve end Each put a lot· of pressure on Santa Morucc1.'s backfleJd, forcing hurned throws and either delaying . runrung backs unW help arrived or tackling the ball cdmer outright. With the de fensive line working ~ell on Fnday, the strong returrung. linebacker core was dble to do its job dQdmst Sdnta Monica. John Romm dnd ces!>. Friday's controlled Thomds Wetzstem, alter- Mlmg ul ffi\ddle line- bdcke r m the 4-3 set, we re d ble lo read running play!> and plug uf/ gaps in the line. They were also dble to blitz through openings created by the pc1.ss rush and force Sanlc1. Monica quarterbacks out of the pocket and to the Coach Work.man outside where hitters like . ~ THE PIRATES · scrimmage against Santa Moruca was a good indication of how much the defense has improved in au areas of the field. · The two notable new players who made their presence known on Fn- ~ Colors: Navy blue, orange, white. day were Kent Anden;on and New- ~ Confenance: Orange Empire Conference, port Harbor High product Derek Northern Division. Pox. 1997 r'KOf'd: Overall, 2-8; Central Division, 1 5 Anderson 1.S a freshman transler ~of offense: Multiple-I; ·:-1YPe of defente: 4-3 lrom UNLV and joms Fox, who was Heed COllCh: Bill Wortcman (13th year; W-63) bound for Idaho State but dcoded to St.ff: Kurt Clemens (offensive line), Jim Weissinger (offensive stay local, at stdfting defensive tdck:- llne), Greg Shadid (receivers), Quinn Griffin (running backs). le Their additions to th~ team hos Sean Ponder (quarterbacks/tight ends), Paul Briggs (defensive line), Mike Taylor (defensive coordinator/inside linebackers), rc1uvenated the line almost Mike Mayne (outside linebackers), Shayne Gantz (secondary). ovcrrught. Retwnlng ~ Eight.; + Retumlno lettermen: 24. Dunng one of Santa Monica's ~ Retwnlng with honors: WR Ivan Mercer. olfensive series, Fox made c1. tackle 1"8 Schedule bc>hind the behind the lino of scnm· Saturday, Sept, 12 -Fullerton {home) mttgc and Workman later qwpped; Saturday, Sept. 19 ·at Saddleback ·1 think that's the first tune we've Saturday, Sept. 26 -Santa Ana {home) made a tacklo behind the Uno of Saturd1y,·Oct. ·• 1t Palomar, 1;30 p.m. .-iCnmmage m twq years.• .,,,.,,,...,,.. -.-p~ turday, Oct. 10 · Riverside {home) --Fox and Anderson h~ Work· SatudfY, Oct. 24 -1t Cerritos .. Satuday, Oct. 31 • Pmadena* (home) man, and the rest of the tedm, exdt- Slturdly, Nov 7 . at Long Beach• eel and for good reMOn. Both ath· Saturday, Nov, 14 . at Mt. san Antonio• let are 6-foot-2 and weigh around Saturday. Nov 21 -El Camino* (home), 1 pm. 280 pounds. E~ch IS also agile and Chrn. Clayton, ' Jeremy Jehangm and Doug McDaniel wait- ed. C layton· and Jehangin were active m ne utralizing Scmta Moruca's ground attack, forcmg runners on sweeps dfld ofl-tackl~ runs to cut instde early, ensuring that gams on the ground would be minimal. The Corsatrs averaged,· at the most, three yards a curry, and were limited to one scoring drive. With the run neutralized, the P1rntcs worked hard at shutting down the pdss as well. Aaron Ligons, Robert "Pallotto and Tim Slpow1cz gctve Santa . Monica r<>celvers b ts 10 the secondary, keep- ing rcro1vcr<> well covered until the dclcns1vo line had a chance to break through and chase the quarterback. When balls w ere caught, the Pllt.1l kept yards-aftcr-the.-catr.h to . All r the gamo, Work.man was very pleased with tho Pirales' def en· s1ve play. "We like our defense,• Wmkman '6id. "It is aggrc.-.~ive and ~Oe~otes Northern D!"· g~m~ All ~am~.7 p.m.,'unless.noted . • quick, wtth.a ~a~k for pcnetrQtion. "-:::==;==::::=-:=:::::::::;::=::::::::::::::::=:::·:;:=· i:=·=~-~· ....,.;~.....___;..-._:S.:.:EE~P_::IR:.:,A.;.,::T.:,;ES~M~G~.E~l~7~· ~ .. . . , . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot · • • L" • ... GffilY ZVUUS DAil F'll.OT The Pirates, under the watchful eye of OCC football coach Bill Workman, go through their pact;s in ~ controlled scrimmage against Santa MonJca Friday. At left. above, OCC's Qavid Robinson (43) applies the d efensive clamps on a Santa Monica running back; below, Pirate h&)lbac.k Jimmy Ban.ks (34) skirts the IJ.ne for yardage. PIRATES CONTIN~ED FROM 86 has a lot of -.Ln'ngth and loot speed. A qo.od defensive team can expo-.e wcakm.~sses m UH~ opposing offense • It is a lesson thcH Santd. ~1orucd know::. well. The Corsfilrs .. were last ui the Western State Confer- ence when 1t came to dt:'fensc> last season But. tiy Workman'~ esll- mat1on Coach Robert T~·lor · made it a point to greatly tmprove that part of the team. It was ev1dent Fnda · as the Corsairs cxplOiteo range Coast's one weakness all-day • long, the offensive line. "Our line Is about 5or o nght know," Work- man said. "But we unproved 50,% from last week and hopefully. we can do that agam next week.• Orange Coast is not . \\.1thout maJOr sconng threats. Jared Flint. a freshman transfer lrom lnd1ana Uruversity, hds a powe rful throw- ing ann .jlnd deudly dccuracy Flint hds two gredt receivers lo throw to, sophomore Ivan ~1ercer, a second tl'am All-M1ss1on Con- ference Central · D1v1s1on :,elec- tion, and Ddv1d C ustleton, a freshman lidllsler from BYU Running threut" likl' Newport Harbor product Ray · Ohret. Estancia product James Daw)tin-.4 Kevtn Torres of Wclrren and sophomore David Meleney haVl' the ability to gain ydrds on the ground m large quanbties. But for Flint to do hi~ Job, hC' needs tune to throw the bdll, lmlt' he didn't hdve much. ot agdmc;t Santa Monica. The runrung bdc:ks oflc>n found . . no hole to .run through and ldn towdrd the :.1de~1pps lrymg to hn~I an operung. Usuctll~· thcrl' \.,'o'c1sn l one o.nd d tackla...loL..d lo"' .... c1 d not ll.nconunon. "\\hen nobod\ ,., blork .. ct ms1de and them ts no pld(l' to 1 ut . bc:lck. it's kind of who~ hupp1>ns,I' Workmdn sdid • · It .au did com1~ mto pl11c P 11n one play howcH•r Dimny OrangP Coast., sec:ond sl~t ol 15 pldy:>, Torre... wa .... ahl • ~o rea1 h the outside and dMt 24 raid!-. mto the end zom" · Another bnght ... pot for the offense Wd'> the play of rullhack Jimmy Bdnk., lrom T11xcnkoncl Righ-:-wiln evon .n m, a tre ... h· man from Los Aldnuto., out ,.,,th an ankle InJ~f'}·, and sophurnort• Paul Toepel lea\·109 lht• <lilrclC with an in1ury dfter lhc hr t pl11~. the Pirate:-llt'l'dt'd' som~bodv to step m dt tuUl>ack · Banks -.howt•d pdtient l>lod:- mg -.~Us dnd d knack tor coming out of the backltt•ld to makl• Cdtches The se\'t•nt! of Tocp •l's inJun was uncertain i.llld 8d1lks dnd Melenl'\ will ~hdrc the brunt of fullback dutw... for the tunl'.' . bemg. • All in aU, 11 w<i.. a good mdtCd· lion of where Orongt• Coa'>t 1-. at and where they nel•d to bP wht"n the sedSon starts next Saturd<l\.' against Fullerton. • "We are good det~n-.1vclr." Workman said: ·we· also did some good thmg., to~a\' and everybody had thetr moment. But we JUSt weren't cnsp, part1rularly on olfense That's kind uf what happens after JUSt three week'> of football. . • •But v{e will pracbce very hdrd and be ready tor Saturday.· THE IUCS PIRATES ftOSTU No N.me 0 Keight Weight YfftT 1 Arid< Stewart S.9 200 SO 2 Michael Joi~ • t-O .'185 So ~ Robert P~llono • S: u 190 So 4 Ray Qhr('I 5 11 210 Fr 5 Devon Gr Hrn S 10 250 fr 6 Anthony·McCtaw 5 11 ' t8S F~ 7 Davrd MeleMY S .11 200 :So 8 Kevin Torres 5·7 185 Fr , 9' K .. rth Torre~ 6 0 200 fr • 10 Bobby hrl$Ofl b-0 195 Fr : 1 I Jared Flint 6·5 200 Fr • 12 Juuin Simons 6-0 175 Fr • 13 J,,emy Jehangirl 6 '2 245 So 14 TQfly M{l<ClitQ 6-0 )80 Fr 15 Eddie Renfro ' • 6 O 1'70 · Fr 16 Joe Jensen • s 9 215 Fr 17 Enc Giles s 10 180 Fr 19 Stev ·BankJ. 6-2 180 ·"Fr. lO'Oavid Yonts . 6-0 180 Fr.· 21 A.iron L19om S 8 175 So. 22 David Castleton 6 1 200 fr 23 Tim S1powicz. t>-0 195 5o 24 Chm Brewer S-10 165 So 25 Kh n Ron 1 6-2 195 26 Ed ltllond 6.:0 . t90 27 Tar1t carter S 1 185 28 James Daw · n~ . 6 1 180 29 Marc~ Jackson • 6 1 190 30 Ben Wolcot 6-1 170 3 t Boan Ullon ~ 1 t 70 3l Chris Clayton 5 1 l 200 So 34 Jrmmv Banl$ S t 1 240· Fr: 35 Ross DeSlt~("' 5 8 l'7S So 36 Pdul loepel & 1 240 So 37 WatletC<' W('tnQ 5 10 180 Fr 38 Thoma~ IA 1 t n S· 10 240 $<) 9 Br Mdon N r , 6 O 260 Ft 40Woodro~ Ot b O 185 Fr. 41 Jert>mtali Cle".JE.'lcmd 6 1 175 Fr 41 Jo~h Owen~ f: 1 205 So 43 Davrd Robinson 6-2 ·us s'o 44 John Romm 6 .... Z40 · So 46 DamorrG9tewooct' 64 i~ Fr. 47 Chn) Mo eue 5 11 170 Fr. 48 Rash :1 All andcr 6 O 185 f 1 49 ar , Iv, r mad• ~ 23Q-5a.. 50 Jcue C<p.. 6·2 250 So 51 Ad n C.u , .. gtlof~ ?15 Fr 52 Camel Puen S 11 275 fr S4 Enck C~trenn 6-0 230 Fr SS Jon Gucrither 6 0 2.15 fr 56 Ja\on Weir . , 6 2 265 fr Jol;/.Cr <>\O ~1~0-Ft---i 58 Darrel Hrd;\ 6 J 215 Fr 59 Doug McDaniel S 11 21 S So 60 Bryce Sinner 6-1 205 F• 61 Joon Krm 5·1 l 200 FL 63 Andrf' Bloum 6.0 315 Fl'. 64 Dan Iii~ 6 S 310 ff 65 Wam:n Merrill 6 6 '70 fr 67 John Harrt~ G·3 320 fr 70 Amara Dunzo 6 2. 250 Fr 71 Darryl W1lt1er 6 4 320 Fr 72 Chm Mcijridc 6-3 235 Fr 73 Alfi Ramo\ 6-0 140 Fr 74 Kent Andf'rwn 6 2 280 Fr 75 John Ro~e 6 2 120 Fr 76 Dan Mertrm l)-6 345 f1 77 Steve 13erneker 6-4 280 So 78 Dl'rt'i<. Fo" 6 2 280 fr 79 Jerern) Via 6 2 295 Fr 80 Tony Wc1.9ner ( ' :oo Fr 81 Ja~ R.1usch f .: BS So 82 Nate I-lams b ,. BS ff 83 Kerwtn Walters • 1 '65 Fr 84 Steve Meyer\ 6 2 ?50 Fr 85 Ivan Mercer 6 7 230 So 86 Br aodon Jones 6· 3 l 95 ft 87 Tobias Llngohr S 11 185 Fr 88PatrKk Chldley 6 4 235 Fr 89 Mike Bvc. rngham 6-4 235 Fr 90 Aaron Hill 6-3 <20 Fr 91 James Weaver 6.J 190 Fr 92 Barry Haberman 6 J . 200 95 Dul c Tanuvasa 6-1 230 Fl 96 Keith WcJfker 5 9 240 So 91 Kevrn Speicher 6 3 230 Fr 98 Brandon Wrtght 6 4 215 Ft: 99 Brian Walters 6 :' 210 Fr Bucs give '98 tearii a new ·streak to work on • A bleak season happily ended on d . BngliU10te. J \.SO:\ 11111. ~Pill COSTA MESA When Jan Gill kicked a 29-yard held goal with eight minutes dJld 30 econds left in OrangP Coast College's final foothdll contest or thf' 1997 sea- son, no one could b<• sure whttt ll)e unplicatJons were. There was still too much tmH' ll'ft, 1t seemed. But the Pirdtcs managed to hold on tind bcdt Fullerton 22-20 <10d snap wh<lt was, at lhc time, a 17 -game losmg !Ytrnak. An early sea'ion opponent, P<isadena, had beat the P1Mtes but wore forced to forle1t the gctme after the st•ason was ov.er, thus the win ilgdlfl'>l the I lomets ultimately sndpJwd u sevc>n-game IOStng streak ·The wui over Fullerton was d pos1bve· end to what nad been d bleak season for Orange Coast, who brushed up at 2-8 overdll and 1-5 in the M1ss1on Conference Central Division . 1997 ln review: After a dismal 1-9 season m 1996, the hrst losing sedson for Coach Bill Workman smce 1984, the Ptrates had cl new look ~d a r~vamped progrcim. But Workman knew thdt there were some serious questions to be answered on both offense a nd defense. A roster which included 90 freshmen marched onto the held opening day and were soundly defeated by Cerritos, 40-0. Six- foot-seven Washington State transfer Ivan Mercer had five catches for 46 yords, but it was the only real bnght spot for the Puates. · One or the maJ<?r concerns PRIME llMI PLAYERS 1998 Orange Coast eon-. Pl,.tes ' . . ANDM S11WM'\ RB, 5·9, 200; So. '97 letterm~n 2 MlotAEL JolMON. DB, 6-0, 185, So. '97 letterman J RcmRr PAI.I.OTTO, 08, 5-11, 190, So. '97 letterman 4 RAY o..m,. RB, s; 11, 210, Fr. Newcomer 7 DAVID ltrm, RB, 5-11, 200, So. '91 starter I KMN T~ RI, S-7, 185, Fr. Newcomer 10 lkmY ---WR,~. 195. Fr. Newcomer 11 JAm» Fl.sa, QB, 6-5, 200, Fr. Indiana transfer 12 JusnN SIMONS; QB, 6-0, 175, Fr. Newcomer · 1J llMMY -..... LB, 6-2, 245, So. '97 letterman 21~LJOOllll,CB,5-8,175, So. '97 starter 22 DAVID CAltarQN, WR. 6-1, 200, Fr. BYU transfer II ED lALoNDI. FS, 6-0, 190, So. '97 starter 21 JMmS DAWKM. RI, ~1. 180, Fr. Newcomer 2 0-~LI, S-11, 200, So. '97 starter --..l=-,.•-~ °"'1. OJ. ~. tpA Fr. .-~~ r 44 JOl9I IOI• LI, 6-J, 340, SO. • '97 ~ °l4 W AliDmGlls DL. ~ ao, Fr. UNLV tr"•nlfer '110-... DI., •i.,, Fr. Ntwcomer 11 J an VIA, OL. 6-2. 295. Fr. Newcomer • tvM Mlit a ~ •1. no. So. '97 n.ter Workn1an had was the offensive line, which proved to be a weak· ness for Orange Coast cill season long. The Pirates. could not gain much yarddge on the ground and quarterback Chad Collins and l>ockup C had Scott often had to hurry, scramble or Just prepare to g<'t sacked. · • Mercer continued to shine the followmg game against Pasadena CJncl Colbns completed 13 pasc;es for 159 yards. But Pasadena easi- ly defedled the Pirates 31-0, later overturned by forfeit. Mercer was the first to score for Orange Coast Collins found Mer- cer with an 11-yard touchdown pass dnd the drought was over, but 1t came on a dubious occasion tlS lhc Pm1tes fell to Mt San Anto- nio 66-14' the thtrd worst loss in school history. · · ' Orang<' Cotlst finally broke through, on the grou?d ·against COAST CONTINUED FROM 86 word. LOOKING BICK IT '97 Riverside and 1t looked as tf the steak uught come to an end, but a muffed snap on a punt was downed on the Pirate tour-yard line. The Tiger easily scored, took control of the game and won 31-14. • 'A strong Palomar team came to LeBard Stadium for the next con- test, probably looking for cm easy wm. but the Pirates fought .all- game long and a touchdown reception by Mercer brought OCC close m the final minutes ol the game. Palomar won the game 21-18, but 1t was defm1tcly d positive note as the Pirates prepared tor the •Victory Beu· ganw agam.,t Golden We t lt was suppo ed to bt• .. O\C' best shot at winmng a gdme It . . ended up a disaster ctftt'f h\"l' turnovers, four in RusUt•rs' temto· ry, ended OCC sconng thn~.tb • and Colden W~t \\.On .!8·b Collins rush('() for a team hioh 90~ydrds and Orangt> Coast \\ch able to ·move th' ball, but pld~ like a fumble on the two-~ard lm"e· WE're too much to O\ ercomc After bemg manhandlt•d h} defending champion Saddl •httc-k, 34-0, the Pirate:, W<'f<' aht•dd of SclJltd Ana atter orw quartpr. But two qwck rushm9 touchdown!> gave Santa Ana momf'ntum am1 the Dons rolled to d 34-1 4 wm. A 46-13 loss to El Canuno pul the Pirates ma po ... 1tion to qo win- less for the •q7 camprogn and lh1' Hornets, who were h!Jhllng Im ,1 playoff spot, cam~ tu LeDurd tor the wgular '<'dson lmall•. • Defensive Une: Om• of the m<un concerns ldst season Wei the defensive line. It often col- lap ed, allowing oppo-.mg ball earners fte· quent acre:, to U1e wrondary. The tack.of a strong pa s rush also Jell · the Pirat«?S wide open to ht• picked clean by a -.avvy quarter- · The Pirate had expected to return six olf •ns1ve linemen this se4ison, but hve fell vie· tim to bad study habits and one underwent back. · On• of tht.• bnght spots on the hne la. t sea- sop was MllfC\IS Miiahmad1, who had 138 tack· lcs. M1rahmad1 wlll look for help trom mCtlm- . mg ttlckle Kent Anderson, a nd~hirt transfer from UNLV dnd Newport l la.rbor p1oduct rnreer·t>nding knee surgery. Thus, dn ctll·freshmen group will once agam be in the trenches trym.g to open hole for the bdcks and protect Flint. But Workman ha~ be-en unable to detennine who will start or how good ,my of th<' newcomers will bC. Thi!> is b<.•cause or food poisoning. Th prospc<Uve hncnum dte dinner together, a m aJ thut contwned some bad meat. Th y • hdve been itlow to recover and remain n big qu hon mark for Workman. · •'lll('JU 1 no wny to compc-n:r;a~u~!lif·or that mis~ prnctke time," Workman said. •we JU.St hav to hopo by next week that ma tve rav1cw wlll have these guys r dy." • · Wh n he ltl}y. C:o ta Mesa produC't J r my. D•mk I'o . · · ·we should lx• vt>ry goOd on the hnt .. this yc>ur, • Wm km. n s;,id. "The • guys iill run well nnd Mt~ good m h •r , " • Unebacken: With th• dE fe1t-.1vc hn • tnttt<'t, the hnebackcrs, I •d hy rt•tunung tetrte J r • my J •hangin (<.: tft 1 J ligh I. John Romm {Estahc1a) and < hrn. Cln)10h, fi~ur • k> gum groat r prvtt:<ttnrr w varscm batJ tam rsnmro freely. , Romm i th oomen;ton ol the group at mJddl hnt b3cker, with th most ell pen n and, argu hly, th m~t ah1hty. ·n c:ould play for any rnaJor roll program in th J'fttil'iw---1.....,,, Workman id. Via, n Orange County AU-Star ClS a senior, hgur tu l on 61 the k y play rs on the lint~. 't I o • --.·~~·:-:-:~:r--.----- .. \.olhn ... caught tire <1nd h td his h ""t qanH• of UH' "l'a:.on pa ...... mq tor 312 )Md" The Piralt'"' dPlense rutH' to lilt• and lwld f'Ullc>rton tc1 321 t1Jtal )ard ... and Gill' twlcl c1oal ga\"' Oran{J<' Co -.t a 1r,'tgilc 22-~0 ll'atl h1 U1<• thud quartt>t In the tourth qultrtt•r FuUe1ton \.\Oulcl gt>l onP tinal hot to """ln the qdme atteJ a. J>Mi'I h~JlO a punt pmned th£> I iomets on the.u own 12·\· rd lliw• Pt\" qrnck pl! ~ .; tater, f'ullN· ton \\dS lhrt(ltPninri ha-.:mg mm.cit dm' nJ1eld to the P1rntes ~4-y.ir(I luw Bui hllll' C.'<.ptrcci a., F11lle11N1 tm d to """'t 11p Ci 4 t Yunl ltl Id qo l .ind Oronqf! <.'<~ ... t won Thi ... }0P(tr1 l~'<111l \.\hit h l_\il'O 24 rPl\11 m•r.., C"cl!l look hdt 1-: fomllv ill tl1t• \'H ton .md u ... 11 a-. moll\ ciltnn nt th1•\torl of tlus "P<isl1n ·y h1'rt• l n wm1unq strf'ak to th~fend· · · • ' t ' • ; .. .. -. . .... , Sj>orts • Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pi'! 'E HIGH SCHOOL lllLS VOLLIYlllL PllVllW Ito-Ugh act to follow f • • - I • ' '•Costa Mesa·High girls ' , volleyball tries to build on : the big turnaround in '97. I I RAJlnv FAu1.1<N1 11 ,.W. hlle tast year's :costa Mesa High ' ! girls volleyball { I feam entered the ........... .,. ..., ... . ............. ~ .... .,. . ........... .,....,. •. • c..r ........ S-11, -................. 5-4. ... . ._ ............... . .................. •llllll••ztflJMla • ....., ....... s;, ... "· • ea.ctK v..n. .... . 0 COSTA MJ;SA -,~ • c;eason with cl 26-...__--~---,;;;.;..;...;;:... _ ___. Jnatch losmg streak, thJ.s year's Mustangs bnng something alto- gether different into the 1998 campaign:Expectations .. · ~we had a good season last ~ear and I think our girls are def- lrutely looking to build on that,• COdch Yvette Ybarra said. •And I th.ink they can do it • • The Mustangs won their first hve matches last fall, entered Pao.fie Coast League play with a "J-1 record and· emerged with an et-large berth into to the CIF SoulhE>rn Secllon Division Ill-A playoffs. · Their fust postseason berth in sue sedsons ended with a 15-6, 15· J 1, 15-7 hrst-roWidloss to Rosary, but the 10-9 record and a No. 6 as 5-9 senior outside hitter Evelyn Powers, who garnered honorable mention in all-league voting. Brooke. Shanley, a much- unproved 5-3 junior, also saw plenty of action last fall, but beyond that, Ybarra welcomes plenty of new faces to her second season at the helm. "We have some young players who worked hard to develop on the juruor varsity last year,• Ybar· ra said. "We've been working hard with two practices a day and these girls have shown me they're very aggressive dild they want to win . Kelley, who could wind up shitting to outside ~tter, will open at setter, allowmg sophomore Nancy Hatsushl, who set for the junior varsity last fall, time to develop. Kelley 1s one of few Mustangs with club experience. · Powers, a 5-9 outside hi~r. is the team leader, according to Ybana, while Shanley will be a .catalyst in the back row . Casey Petersen, a 5-11 sopho- more, steps into the middle block- er void left by departed all-lea- guer Julie Collett. •She's getting stronger, she's a . smart player and she's very ath~ letic, • Ybarra said of Petersen: Katie Roche, who plityed in the playoff match afte r ltluting at middle blocker for the N, will add conSIStency, while 6-0 senior Megan Stone, with cootmued progress, cbuld be a powerful hit· ter and unposing blocker. May Powers. a 5-2 sophomore, adds energy in the back row, an area Ybarra believes will be key. wHitting is our 'weakness, so we're going to have to be strong defensively," Ybarra said. Ashley Wright, a 5-11 sop?\o- more, JS another young player, who bas unpressed her c;oacb witb..Jler passing Slcills. often a rare commodity for taller players. I I I L S V 0 l l l .Y I I l l -Few, but prow ' . -' • ... ....................... lml!I~ • Estancia girls volleyball competes for athletes, · before it !=Ompe tes in the Pacific Coast League . .. BARllY F'AULXNfll Oolyrb THI F 0 0 I I I L l COSTA MESA - SAi LORS ~~ .... s<Uil ....... E~~:ap needed the com- petition, the N 0 arrival of girls golf as a fall sport this • season, has made it HJvh ac:hool presenon r.mclngs OF Division VI POs. School '97 record 1. Santa Margarita 14--0 2. Villa Park 6-4-1 3. Servite 6-6 4. El Dorado S:3 s. Tustin 13· 1 6. J'ewpolt twbot' 1~J · 7. t-oothill 6-6 8. Laguna Hills 13-1 9. Katella · 7-4 10. AhS(> Niguel 4-7 DEEP SE ·1 RUDA.Y'S COUNTS Newport Unding . 4 boats, 112 anglers 53 yellowtail. 26 barracuda, 12 cahco bass, 28 sand bass, 1 halibut, 1 sculpin, 27 mackerel even· tougher to recruit players into her program. Hall hopes to add numbers when school starts Tuesday, but reports players currently in the· fold are working hard in presea- son drills. Lauren Cassity, a 5-foot-8 junior middle blocker, and 5-9 sophomore setter Sara Deming are returners who figure to lead this year's group, according to Hall. • "Lauren has good quickness and jwnps really well,• Hall said. wshe was a starter as a sopho- more and she's a very good ath- lete. She should be one of my toughest front-row players.• Hall's 6-2 scheme, which will also rely on seruor Haunani Nakahara to help create kill opportunitle$ for her teammates. Sophomore Joanna Danner, aw All-Pacilic Coast League and All· Newport-Mesa District softball pitcher last spring, brings size (5· 10) and strength to the front row at outside hitter. •she definitely has a strong arm and she will be one of our better servers,• Hall said. Amy Delrez, a 5-6 junior who was summoned from the juruor varsity midway through last sea- son, brings some experience, while freshman Artis Reynolds pr9vides hope for the future. ·we've been working bard in two-a-.days, becau5e we're gomg to have to battle for everything we get," Hall said • The Eagles, l-9 in league last fall, open agam.St La -Quinta Sept. 17 at home and also play Corona del Mar, Hall's alma mater, ·and El . . ·ran.lung in the h.nal Division IJI-A poll. represented huge progress for a long-dormant program. · The Mustangs-retwn second- ~eam all-league setter Daylyn Kell y, a 5-foot-10 JWllOr, as well •we have team· goals, which deal wjth individual skill unprovement, communication, beconung a stronger hitting team and coming together as a ·team,• said Ybarra, who believes a top- three finish in the PCL is definite- ly within reach Ybarra identifies perennial. PCL kingpin Laguna Beach and University as the teams to beat. 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Fridav S:OOpm PUBLIC NOTICES over Parco• Bas shown on PENINSUIA 1007 BEACH 1069 AP MENTS NEWPORT BEACH BUS INESS OFFICE 2669 FOR RENT ' 2769 PUBLIC NOTICES portion of Parce1 A and ~. BALBOA NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 ART 'PUBLIC NOTICE Eih1b1t 'B" to 9111) access . = iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BACK BAY TWM FOR RENT RESOLUTION NO. lrom East Coast H.ghway Duplex ~ owners untts Builders Close Out! Single.Story 313' 2Ba l••·-----111111 2BR · 2BA FROM S990 BEAUTY SAlON . "B·•'7 to Buck Gully, EQUA~SING mrbt/granata, steps to 3384SF 5Br,. SB a. 3c 2c. gar· FP · P11vate yd M 0 VE ·IN ·B 0 NU S Sk.n 5~ion Day Spa ., "' P bll h d N new pmnt & c;:irpot 1---------NEWPORT BAY u A RESOLUTION OF u s • ewport OPPOR NITY bc:h, ocean vu S795K gar, gourmet kitchen pool 'and 1en111s BALBOA-.r_o'n tor taclal, Eloc· THE CITY COUNCIL OF Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Opon House 109 35th stairways, F.~. moro. S 6 MO C 1 TERRACE lrotysls. bod.,. m~ssnne THE CITY OF NEW· p,lot August 29 September Alfrtalnut .. mrtlsi•tl1 nits St. 363-1506/390·3308 $775,000 548-8048 1 ci2nald ~~a~N PENINSUIA .2607 Lg 1 & 2Br near B'hcl\ 1111 S600mo S"' .. ·301o PORT BEACH DECLAR· 5· 1998 ~•W111a,.r1s .. bjecttolltefttl· Caatawavs 3Br 2 5Ba • 714·433·9520 ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Bay & gotl c:ourso ING CITY'S IN Sa086 111t fllr ""'1'1 Acl •11• as i---------on 'Tho Island' above Co Id w o II Banker 1" Large pool. now car-TENl'ION ---------amnd .. •"ch mat11u111e111 CORONA Large 2br 1 ba, custom pet & much. aiow. TO VACATE A POR· • PJJBLIC NOTICE lo .,vtrll11 •1nr •rtlert~et. Nowport Bay Ownor/ •E'SfDE CM. 20R 1110, all now interior Sorry No Pols . TION OF AN UNUSED Ii It II di i i DEL MAR 1022 Agent 949-631·1579 Duplex All Utls Pd. garnge, steps to sand 5 45·4855 •Costa Me••• Sm OUlc e NewJ)ort Blvd 17th 51 $2!.0lma. zz, ·'240 A~Ey IN BLOCK B Flc:tltlou1 Bualna11 m 1 an or scr m 11110" ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S 1 GSO 562 2 6 i.. , N St t t hstd on race, color, rtlltloi, 1• LIDO ISLE Brand New Foncod yd as!ligno<J • ·4 6·4 eo Cleon :lbr 2 be den. T CT 873 EASTERLY lhe ~o~::M~':!:~s 110 !_U. ~·~lcap, limlllalrtatu 0, 58r 5.5Ba, 3753sf c:orport, co111 IJuflory, Winter Furn d unturn d marbfe,granito ocean -C-0-,.-.,,M-E_D_C_IAL __ _ OF HAZEL PRIVE; AC· doing busi s: aalloHI oriel•. or lft 11111llon UNITS living area, 3c: garage lots of w1nuow~ Like 2Br 2Ba. 1 hSe lo beh, view, 2br 2ba, Studio .. ~ ~ CE PT IN 0 A MAP CARVE SKATEBOARDS lo ma" Hy m' 1trtltrmt, Now Listing-Duplex · 8111 Grundy ReaHor new cor.cJ w pa,nt, pay 112 util's. av!. 1o·t 363·1506 or J90·3308 PROPERTY 2778 ·SHOWING JHI!' AA!.A 6t14 San Lorenzo ln, Ana:, llmitahonocll1crimltlatlot • NEWPORT HEIGHTS .9~9·675·G16l Crp1.1v1nyl a;lum">•flg & S10501mo 615·0606 -~-------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii appls. DOG OK1 ,. 1 DUPLEX Upper Un11 TO BE VACATED AND heom, CA 92807 Uts 11wsp11Jt1 wlll u t 3BED AND 2BED Nevyports Best Buxt · .. v.:io St6?s 10 sand, lg new SETTINO A PUBLIC Qra.ndon lee Cruz, 6t 14 lnowtllf~ acc1pt any 1d•tt11st· Modal Perteet 3Br lmmed S 1 1 '>~OO _C_O_R_Q_N_A_____ kll, 48r 2Ba, i.unroom ,HEARING THE.REON. ~~n ~~r~nzo ln •Anaheim. mulltntal titalo wltlO ls ta -. CORONA DEL MAR S 165,000 . Bar._bara O~P. ' · !.·15-04-l2 2c:· parking S3000 mo WHEREAS, th• Cily Th.9 g YIOlalttuflktaw Owrttadlll 3 Urn!S·l e1oc:k from Sanregret, Reallor E. SIDE :?hr 1 5bn DEL MAR 2622 yearly. Call 673-6900 CM Gardon Olhca Bldg 2·Slory, between 171.f\ & Tr1eng1a Sq 8SOOSF $C95K Bkr 645·6266 ipor1 eac · llu:>nt IO-lhe " · ' • 11 ' • 1 carpel S 117" 1~0 "· 5 or 0 y NEW 2000 f bl" CREDIT 2907 Counec1t olh1~C1ty of New· "'uc'tstd b"y~11nne'snsd•"11d'uac1~n-ut •11d• lnto11111d 1•11 •II Ocean Blvd 949-644..()195 returt:1, .gnr, polio, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E I 105 A k f G I provisions 0 'the Slreot Va-Ha•e yeu stantd doing dwi 111' a.Ytr1 st• II 1-1• BETTY JO, BKR •NP HEIGHTS• • " ' Duplex 2br 2ba, all like s ,..g 1rt cahon Acl (Section 8330 ot business yet? No .•twSJJ'" ,,. au111.ie" •• 7fS0·8805 •Open Sun 1-4 2br (714) 760·0364' nu, lrplc:, Qbl gar, w o •••••••••I Cannery Row, tronls,MONEY the Street and H•ghways Brandon Cruz '1!111.,,.miltllyksla Toct111· 1.5ba Hardwd troors ~TSIOE 2br 1ba, hkups, dec:k, no pets ·MISCELLANEOUS 2 .Streets ne11t to TO LOAN 'Codet'IT authorized 10 .., .. Th•• 11atemen1 'llt8S. .Jded IJlfteol~nllllUliel •llMUO uf)der carpet S469K Garage Ltg1ncu ynrd. $1750 949-548-3797 Mc: Donald's. For lse cat• and abandon ~bl1c with lh• County Clerk of Ttll lret 111-,.....2• asto Fer 1"1"'"rv_l,_n-e"""""T=e-rr--:2""e,..r-2""0-a. 438 El Modena Ave bu 1 II ·1 n s, g n r cs n , r RENTALS Owner/Ag! 63 t ·7433 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii easements· and Otano• County on 8·1·98 lltt Walltlflot, oc area,..... btg family dining, 2 Ownor (310) 390-3966 St02S 9·l9-~rt6-3690 rosIA MESA 262" Automotive Loans WHEREAS. th• C11y Coun· 19986766533 caUHUDll42f-3500 patloH $615.000 NPB c·~M HOME Wes tcmr.-m=rn-r.><T.1 n ... Jo. '1 INDUSTR 27618 -Slersonal Loan• ---c I of th• City lSf Newport Oa11v Pl!Ol Sept 5 12 T9, Coron• d•I Mar u~ I..,, ....... oc Business Loans Beach 1n1ends to Yacate 26 .. 1998 Sa089 p rtl 673 6494 On large lot 4 br 3ba lg LR!k11, :iod, bo:im ---.-------E 1 m • n t I a 1ne street eauments 1.. rope •• · OPEN J>UN 1·4:00 c:etl, P"t p I, you'll Great 18R c:ouago w RENTALS TO R~~d ~-~88.454•1309 ga~y desc11btd on E111h1b1f PUBLIC NOTICE •Jasmin• Creak 3br • REDUCED Ill! to. 10110•I:S11.00 642·2G03 yd, grt toe:. s1001csep SHARE 2724 LOW REHTl lndtlslrial 'A" and dtP•Cted on a 2ba, upgraded. trl l11t S619K Chris Welsh S795 renl 329 Unlvcr-space wfothcH, 2200· map attached n Exh11> t Fictitious Busln•11 HOUSES/ Cataltno Sunset 111ewl BKR (949) S74·8080 sity. Untt N 548·6093 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4600sl 78cenl st NNN l••••••••-.. e ·.the Yacatton 10 be . NamaStatamant CONDOS S52SKAgt 780·8533 NWPT SHORES 28r IRVINE 2144 •MESA VERDE• 2bd2bac:leantownhm Jack1a(714fti?,_3·27S4, ANNOUNCEMENTS Proc.ssed pursuant 10 the ' The name ot the Susi· 1 nhm 2br 1ba tam Retax.ed 33yr old prof I I•••••••••• T A Ore:, 2Ba, 9 .... m Ce1·1. w rm pro\11s1on1 ol the Street Va· ness: riders lllance, FOR SALE .... ta hk s 1 mate seeking appro.c ---------cat•on Act; and localed a1: 17150 Newhop• COSTA MESA 1024 Newer Tile Roof $358K U.C.I. 2br 2·story •own s1uo"oo up75' n4o3_p"e s the same. View, pool INCOME ytHEREAS. the City will Street, 111003, Fountain ••• -· houso S 1350/mo, mo 1· ...,, 5750-.. ulil. Avail 10 1 reser11t n'ti ughts 10 In· Valley. CA 92708 4BR 2 .5BA 2·Story, quaint yard, Bin 1 Newly Refur~h;hed 7 1 7.7914 PROPERTY 2790 ANNOUNCEMENTS gress and egress access Is he1eby registered by the 1---------Ba•utUul E'a1de home Oversized Loi. -415'1< owner 71 ·1·760· t900 l Br 1 Ba in lovely iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii between Co11s1 Highway lollow1ng owntr(s) lnterna· GENERAL 1002 hl-co1ls, lg mstf/lg ba Biii Grundy Realtors WOODBRIDOE <4 ur 11ated c:ommty. Walk ---------1 E.SIDE CM PrtfT'1• Loe: 2920 and the alley sectoon por1f. lionat All11nce tnc.,.(Caltlor· w/jac: tub, 3br 2.Sbn 949·675'·6161 30a. 3c gar. eppro• 1 o tho a 1 er /s h·op s. STORAGE 2 7 42 131 2br units & ( 1) 3br. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii leling Coast Highway abut· nia), 171SO Newhope Street VA 2FP's, 2500sf. $425K OCEANFRONT DPJ.X 2500SF. $2700/MO pr1vo10 gor/c:arport S I 2 , I . Free Cash Gr•nta 11ng Buck Gullv. trl003, Fountain Valley, CA * • • * 324•03371642•1385pgr 569Slmo., (S425 dep) pao ous wnrp c: s WHEREAS. the Cilf Coun· 92708 . _ SO Down· SO Move-In 2BR UNITSl2C .GAR Many Others Ava11au111 Klaln Management STORAOE SPACE 4 sing!• c:ar onc:I gar go11~ge, Sc:ho~rshlps, ell of the City ol Newport This bus1n•ss 1s. con· FREE Counsellng •E SIDE• 3 J.EFT Balboa Newport Ag(l'l'll 949·552·6700 949 581 4000 CM appro111 ·12·x 23' upgredealt SS20k us ness. ed1c:a1 ~:~i~t~d .~!~~~~~s :r:. d~~odtr~~s:c~~~o::i••obnus•· ~Rj~ ,~i!t ok ~~7>os ~o~·~u1~~~:~ ~~~~c~ s:~attl~LA~:·~~: NEW.PO"'T • • ~~~~171~ ~t. ~;~f2~~t '="o""a~~~A,..g_t _1_14_·_9,_9_1._o_o_s_o ~~~2ta~C:~xt ~e,~~~ ments ot the Oene1al Pian ness beoan on: 1·22·98 t·800·723-68S7 9tt c:oll's AC, 2 c:ar 1\ NEWPORT E/SIDE 12 Unl\S on 1 PRAYER TO ST· JUOE of the City ot Newpon lnterna11ona1 Alhance, Inc. Veteran Real Estate gar. Prlc:ea from the Lowest Pricer Nowest BEACH 2169 acre of park·11ke May the S.:ic1od Hea11 Beach p11ot to declaring its Aoberl Wan. P1esidont hig'h $200'• 722·8120 Luskl No ono abovo BEACH 2669 ••••••••• grounds. Sl,100,000 ot Jesus be acsorod iotenllovac:aietl'lese&11i8ll This-statement ~trted •forclosecJ Go11 Homos or bolowt Modelliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1=iiiiiiiiiiiiijimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMMERCIAL sell your house & quit easemen11 and has defer· with lh• County Clerk of Hud, MHA, Ftnanc:a •E SIDE CM.• Perfect! $510,000I •2Br 1Ba TWH N<co!'' v.orltl Perfect for own/ and glorll1ed. loved mined that the piopgstd Orange County on 8~·98 Avall Call 24 hrs, BHt neighborhood. Call Ownor 644·874B new carp~•s. 1c: au REAL ESTATE cc;c:up 2633 Orange end pra1soo ·pre· vacation 11 cons s1ent v.11h 199887~452 i Clays 800·555-1003. 4br, 2ba, Ramod lotc, :__________ garage. near Gelson's · OverslOCkt!d with •••••••••!' Joanna, Owner Agent 10ervecs tnrovgtlout t• e tht General Plan Publ1Sh•G Newport Gov't Foreclosed granue countertops1 •ForeS~o.;~:;002 2 S1350 Bkt ti40·5GG1 stulf? Classlfled Pone Only 642-3812 .voilct now ano for· NOW, lHEREFORE, BE IT Beach·Costa Mesa Da11y .,. Homes trom pennies Lg fam rm, vault coil . •Santa fe Retteat 2Br 2Ba Dplx, 2c gar, A call lo The moSI c:o" prehen· e:;er. Sacrea tfeari of RESOLVED by the ~·ty p,101 Aug 22, 29. Sept. 5, on s. Dehnquonl lax, $569,000. Owner. 30r 2 sea Classified s•ve. and current dllec-HS near .,owntown. J•sus, pray 101 us, St Council ot the C11y of New-12, 1998 repo's. REO's, your 842·2237 paho, w d, now ca1pe1 . will help duplex 2 units 2br tba Jude. 'WOr11er ol m1•11 pon Beach that the !lmt ... ,,,.,,..,0 S 084 area B00·218·9000x11---------$299,000 paint, bu1ll in 1989. 642·5678 tory of goods and ser· ea tncl yd• new roof, cfes , pray 101 us· St and place 101 hearing all • "" a E'SIOE Charming 3BA •Oc:aantront Condo S13SO MO. 723·1 IOG1----'--';;._,;;...;..~--vices aroul'ldl wo hookups stot rm Jude. flerper of tho • persons interested 1n, ob· . PUBLIC NOTICE Ht398 tor current llst. Home on over 9000SF $449,000 -2-8-r-2-B-.-.-,,-Fa_s_h-10-n-1,-. S285k S62·592·3771 hopeless cray for us lectin" to, the ptoposed 1ra· GREAT! 3Br 2Ba In corner lol wlglanl gar. *Dover s Shores 2 1------------------1 Say this p·a~er run~ ., W II h Id 6 l P S ' .c. c: .att gar' c:omm. NEWPORT, NEWPORT ' calton ol these pgrt1ons ol Statamal\t of Fullerton Tile floors, • o c:ars Pus · rime 11eet pool. No pots. Avi.911 11m&s a da~ and by street easements described Abandonment of UH upgr.cfd kit, pat. lg yd. huge RV area Coll tor $848,000 S 1695," o. 640·1S29 iBiiEiiAiiCiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii6ii6ii9 iBiiEAiiiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii6ii6ii9 BUSINESS & •l'I• eighth day you· on E•hlb•I 1'A" .·~~ d•· of Flc:lltlous S175K FSBO 280-1255 da1111s. 5 399,000 iJ Pmdential prayer will be an·. p1cted on E~h1b1I B , shall Business Name Licensed Real Estate ><Int Loe. Earl & Judy 28R/1 BA Yoarly Penn FINANCE swered 11 has never be al 7 00 p.rn or as soon 1 Taylor, Agla 642·4722 Profess.on;,ls·No Pets . .1m:zzm1111mmm1111m1111 .. lll!!!ll_mlll ___ .... 1Elti 1>4ten known to fail. thereafter as th• m11tter . In re erence 10 the achv· Asst. s&elUng work a~ ~......, Av011lable Nowt St 100 NEWPORT MARINA Pvbhc:a11on m1Jsl be may be heard on S•plom· lly doing .business as. R.E. Assistant 10 10 FOR SALE BY OWNER 949•7 2'3.8120 Call Joan at ber 14, 1998. In the Cham· Tr~dtrs Alliance. located 20hrs a week. Salary 4BR 3 SBA+ OFFICE. BURR WHITE REAL TY promtSed. Thank you bers of the City Counctl ot at 8382 !Jrush Duve, Hun· & hours neg 640-0316 OEN E'SIDE CM ------.-----A.PA DTMENTS St. Jude, lor your th• C11y ol Newport eeoch t•~~~o70?i:!7~g' ~:g9s~~:i(s) NPT HOTS $385,000 NEWPORT <949> 67!1·453o :.n.n BUSINESS help OR localed 11 3300 Nev.port 1 (No Agents) 645·0449 COAST 3BR 3BA Nwpt Hgts Bayfront commwiitywith private beach & marina. OPPORTUNITY Prof't Tennis Lessons. Boulevard, N.Wport Beach, has (have) abapdoned use SOLD'. 1070 Charmer large .,.ard Tropica.l lsndseaping·~ Lanai pool & •un deck. 2904 Oaugl1ter of former Caltfornla anc1 of lh• f1c111ious business LOVELY tt,PMES &,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil on c:ul·do·sac, walk to Wr"~toBalL.:-alslan.dshono Id I I Pl BE n 'FURTH~R RE!· name flot>erl Wan, 8382 Showcase homes CONDOS O'u1otl' schools & shopping UA uv r~ wor " payer. ,. SOLVED !hot lhll rtsolu· Bru~h Drive. Huntington for sale In our streets o d'i paymQ.nl, Sancerr• 3br 2.5ba. S 2 5 O O/M o . Brok or Minutu froro Fash.ion lsllJld. vate Group. 50' off ~~~11~~9~n1::,;11~~ 1::~1 t~ B:~~h·1~c~1~~~!1 business Saturday AHi Eatate ~~;~.~~~~~~s•:26".'ess. ;:.n~4~t~ra::~:85~~ ___ 94_9_·6_4_2_·3_s_s_o__ •Spaciow IBR,lBRa.ocl lBR&deiupu. Pleas;•;;•;;~ ot out lst lesson. 76 0- 31 29 (2) Suc"tss1ue w~ks prior name referred to 1bo11e Supplement! Co operate w/ Brkr's 4Br 3Ba On water, vu, •Private patios or balconies of area companies. 1------...,....-- 10 the h'ea1'"9 1n ihe ot11c1a1 was toled in Ora~• County HOMES OF POOL HOME 1 5Br . pvt fac:, remodereo, •Wood bu.minglgu fJttplaw Cttec:k with th• toc:al LOST & newspaper ol lh• Ctty of on June l3, l99 · and as· THE WEEK 3.5Ba, 2.200sl, yard, & ---------new c11rpe1s, 2car ga1, • Pmate garages B • 11 er Bus t n es s FOUND 2925 Newport Beach. and signed. Ftl• No. 1997· spa $259,900 MOBILE c:ommty pool & tenms. • Boatsl~' -an.ihble Bureau before yov''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , BE IT FURTHER RE· 3724097 Olapl•V ada start QREAT LOCATION S37SO'mo. 673·3059 send any money for 1• SOLVED that at least two Signature 01 1tgistrant· •I Juat $751· 3Br 2Ba, spacious HOMES 1100 o.$J6SO • No Pets foos or services. Read Lost Hlm•l•v•n. Cat (2) w .. ks belor• th• day R~~~rt1'f.~~rr.ent was ltltd Deadltne Wad Spm yard. $239,000 Bavc:rest Twnhom• Please call (949) 760-0919 and understand any neutered mate, creamr set Of heating, n<>hces ol h h c Cl k r ***** PACIFIC ftlDGE 1Br 18• Senior Park, 28r · ~Ba·t·lovel near contracts before you grey brown mrkngs the proposed vacation wit t • ounty er 0 OPEN HOUSE ~Br. marble !loots, tu11y · tum, 1urn·key, new • pool, 111•w. algn. Shop arouno for b•g blue eyes. "Tyler" •hall be conap1cuously Orange County 00 8-6·9S Listing• for s 151 lab kit. $345,000 2 patios. great toe. St 595 Agt. 650-~822 tates. Old CdM Reward posted along lh• alley 19988788444 o di T'"" 5 Tamarrah, Seven $19.000 form 645·1144 Bovshor•• 3nr. 3Ba S 949-fS73·8258 l"'hl~t·wl", ~,lh the --Published Newport ea 10• .. urs pm "' FAIRWAY APARTMENT AVERAGE EARNS ·• "" , ~ ,,.,... ***** Oabl•• 714-865·7197 Shor1 term. $3200'mo t1cts 10 be pasted no1 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily 1 d Carol Moc:k. Agent AT BIG CANYON $52,000/YRI H•r·, .. ·••••••-more than lhrH hundred Polo! Aug. 22. 29, Sept, 5, t paya to a vanise CEMETERY LOT/ shoy candy routes '"1• Itel (300.) apart and a mt0· 12, 1998 .R•l"a1thE•stba•,.s1S1aocctal1on COTO DE YPT 2 949·646·0249 X 105 GArr..o COMM\JNITY BY PASHJONr ISi.ANO Costa Mesa Work PERSONALS lmum of thtH (3) not•CM tll0909 Sa083 1025 CR 1 25 Harbor View Knoll Uc<111111u1 tree-llrK:tt .,1rl·t·1!'. n<I gol rnur-.c 6hrs \'\.k, s1K Inv. FrH' .. •••••••-pgsttd on each 11tHt. The CALL TODAY CAZA 3br tamrm, 2.5 ba, 1,.icw-. E.nJoy a1rl'lrt'L' ltvu11.tu1 \our i.-v~c Info 8oo.757•84 t5 1, • nohcH shall Slit• lh• di)', LISA RIVERA EW new C8f pet, paint. I ... ? Uf :J HR '")flrtllll'lll hc.>111l·I hour, end place ol lh• 949 574-4252 PACIFIC VI • 4 Poot1tenn1s. 52500/ • ~'\t<tlr ~<'WJ.;t' M•k• Monav Nowl --------- hearing and refer to th• ANNE WILLEY 1 ::~:f.~':,"'n~~~ ~~j~:~·~~f~o~~ ~~fu~ mq. Owner &44.5419, • wa.,h<.•rJdl)cc 1w111ku1,.. Eain S2·S5000-a v.eek PERSONALS 3002 adoption of !ht Nol•c• oi 949·574-4249 • 1·11cptac-c 1wootl t. 8il"l slarllng this week, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lntenlton . $449,900 retail. pp 665·7578 LOOKING ,FOR A Nol MLM For lrH 2 Adopted th I 10th "'ay ot WINTER RENTALS Rlch•rd S. VIia" RENTAL??. WE tiAVE •Air r·onclillOltll!S( • TEEN TROUBLESt Runaway? Truancy'> Drugs? Alcohol? Neg. a11ve pears'> Call tor a retenat to a ptogram that wo11111 ' u r • • \\l"t b."!r 111 ,,_ <liid ·"on minute mes1ao• call Auguat, 1998 1---------1 AVAILABLE 2 & JBR 714-437·1981 WHAT YOU NEED'! 1~800-345·9688 J<2102 IS/ Thomas Edwards, $1275.·$2200. 2BR .. 1 DA • Ak11rn ")Sl<"lll Maver BALBOA PENN. HOUSES/ $1225 Mo 9MO • S 1.6'.Al to SJ.llll~ New Auto Service ATTEST: BURR Wl:ilTE REALTY DANA POINT 1026 c N 3 BB .. 20A • rtcn.-.e (·.'lll (71~ b44-<l:'.l.10 Bldg In CM. 4 or a IS/ Lavonna M. Harle· (949) 675·4630 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 DOS S 1500 Mo SIMO S<lfry, no pc1s bays. IHH or aale less, C!,tXvHc119e1rTlc A MCll'IC VlmW Dplx s285,900. 3er 2ea FOR RENT 3~~00~XME~ ~~0do Owner/~g• 642·9666 ,. & 2Br 2Ba, 3c gtir, nu ••••••••• o A pottlon of that cer1ain •MOIUAL MRK pnl, roof. 493·0761 or 2 BR •. LID Bnytrol'lt 949-378·2924. $2000·MO 9MO alley, 16 oo lee! v.lde. In Cemeterv • Mortuary 496-7649 J Webb. Bkr ----------. :J BR •• BALBOA !he Cuy of Newpgrt Beach, Chapel, Cremat<>f'Y BALBOA BAYFROHT County ol Orange, Stal• ol HUNTINGTON PENINSUIA 2107 $2600 MO YE.ARLY Cahlorn1a, as sllown on 3500 Pacific: View Dnw map ol Tract No 673 Med ~;:" BEACH 1040 Oc:~ front/l9th St 2br CALL f"OH MORE In 80011 20, Page 17 and --... llllll~llllllllt~ ....... I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, 2ba. dean, awesome INFO 1LtSllNt:S 18 ol M1sc•"aneou1 Mapt ....-c •TllElll ..., ............ ....,..,. .... .-,.., 2 st 0 r V Q •a 0 h vu, l/p, furn, winter, DEACH 'n DAY In the office ot the County r-Beautv 1139,900 $1A!150 673-1943 RENTAL CO Aec0tdef .of aa•d County, IEU. IROADWAY 2 Ltg.br 1 ,& 112t:>a 949-fS7!l·73fS8 lying norlheaatetly and M rt *Cha I Al OA TH secluded yard ---------N.B . VILLA POINT ., e111e1ty ot and ad101l'llng O ~~tlon pe B B 1)erfac t cond , Agi CORONA 1 Bodroom & 1 Datf' Loll Ji2 through !>II, 81oc:k PENINSULA 1007 714• 729'-5550 DEL Mil 2122 Nu Car pot Paint Bofl8ldtrac1 1108roadway PootGym. St275Mo ni.1 P0t1~ 01 H•d cer· Costa Mesa Buy 11. Sall u. Find It. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii' Laate Agl 6'40·7000 1e1n aney bounded on lh• M2•1190 ClaHlfled. LAGUNA 380 28A • Olf1ct RMI E111t :JOO wut by a !Int perpend1c:u·l .. •••••1111!1••lllll---------BEACH 1048 Bay view sundeck, ----------Indy rm, btll ins, Newport Ht'• 2Qr 1Bo let to the northeasttrlylr:=================:1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SH~OO/mo 673 2121 rear co11 ... 1i10 huge lot linH ol said loll and 30 00 •NO.COSTWOLD '='""--=~~--:=----: Rdwd dock r._,,1c IHI soulhullerly, ITIH• "Af'ordable MANOR Over 2,2 ac. Cut• Plcttet Fenced $1GOO 949'4S~444 1ured along the northeaat· 11 Near new. 3br,3ba. 3 t>r 2 ba, patios, Trt.lav•I :Jbr 3b11. 3 tily hnt ol Hid. Lot 64· • Ocean Yltw. Offered 2 fp'a, wfd, gar, lt1g uec\\t, on canal, dock trom the most northerly AlternativA" at 11,475,000 $1950 Leu• 7!>9·3603 ?-cor oar, snoo mo cornor ot U•d Lot 6A and ~ Victoria Strornbom IMM.AC 38R 3BA HSe Av111I 10't. 284•8Ytl3 bounded on th• flOrlhHtl Di • Cask AeMax South County 2c gar, W/0, tng, ~. by tht 1outheJ1lerly pro· scount et, (949)661·1'100 xi~ blk to beh, $2250. Sta VllLA POINT long1Uoh of the sOulhHll· SaVSvn 1·4 673·1075 Uppctr 1•1101. tnCJ unit erly lint of Loi 43 of '8td & 1 Or 1 Ba Sunny & brll• tttcl. thown .. Perc•I A on Cremation NEWPORT • Luxury Senior• TWM Very Clean S130i.I Mo E•hiblt .. 0... B••ca 1069 Oellghttul 1gr.a1r 201 Barb•71r8a_2s3w21ndall Gft Matr +lg Cl•n, gout kit. Together 'Wlfh lhat ce11a1n B rial Service •II 2c:, lg Cl•Ck w/ocn ·---------1 alley uttmant 11 dt• U 1ru .. p"1 grdn courlyd, •W NPO 3br 1b.1 • • te11bed In Grant of 1!11•· • KW UYf'flONT commty pooUctubhH cottage, !iAlu>, WO g r ment to th• City of NtwPOrt Why should you subject ~"0~•ftT••• $2'1150rmo (grdnr lncd) Avo·I lot ' to 3 n•o leach rec:orelad September ·' SIM·HMSoon To Be Kleln Mana ement StlOO/mo 075·2707 It & f II t On M81ket. Prine. Oo1v I '"' ttet in '°°"' em. yourse your am y 0 Agt, Mellaaa .aet-711" _..;.,•-•..-·s .... •.,...1~· ~---·-------~c!dl~~ ,:~ oi'!~c·:: paying Inflated prices for :a•r ••••• l•Sty home j!:!r;.~ 0c':!!~"3:, eald Atc:OICltr, ahOwn .. k t Jl. l ???? w/lrg yard, bonus rm, 2ba, upgraded, lit lvl Parcel 8 on E~hlbll 8 . CaS e 5 ~ SefV CeS ale . .owner motivated! Ca1a11na Svn1t1 vf-1 liiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .-...Mng therefrom, an r ... • T...11 a........ l.BLUl'lml'I' • l-439 I Agent .. 0·1629 'USK Agl 1'80aal33 MONTaE .. ftAT Qal&a HHmenl •10 the C•IY ot \.ml IVll l"t« ~· lilt Loci dR 1eA • comn,tJn IY :»Br 2 ~Da, 2170 STARTING ... ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••• Tlit ugal CN.parlmtnl at 1111 l>oflV l'ilot is plNstd to onnoonet o ntu' strvire nrna otl(li/abtt lo nN buJintsst(, • Ww will now SEARCll lht nomt for you al no ulra rhargt, and salJif 1ou 1111 timt and /ht trip to /ht Court Hou~ in Santa Ana. Th.,t. of c:ourst, oner /ht stare h is compl1t1d Ulf ul'ill R/1 vour fii:t1tious bulines.s name with lhr. Countv Cltrk, publish <>n<'f a WHk for four Wftla as rtqulrtd tJv law cmd tlttn life 11our proof of publieation with lht Countu Cftrlr. /'IN~• stop b11 lo lilt vour fictitious busm1._'1 nomt .stoftmmt al lht Oai/1 f'tlot, 330 lV. Bay SI, CMlo Hao. If you cannot .stop bv. pl~s. coll UJ al (114) 642 4721 and wt will m<14t omn~ts tor IOU to horn/11 thu __ ._pruudurt bJl_miJi/ .~ } • If vou (houltl hat'lf 01111 furthtr quations. pltau mlf µ and Utt tD/lf ~ " lhan glad to OSJ/st 100. Good luck In roc,tr """ busrritJJ! . . ='°"..:.-~ ::.--: ~ .. ·~l31ina' 1C1••• ::':C:::'.e~·,~~~ COSTA USA 2124 !; .. r'im:!!i"'s:"~ atak~ MO~ U &~.L..------------~~----... liiii~~;o;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~i;;;;;:,;;;;:;;;;::;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:p;;;;;;;;;;::;~ -,.-, ... , 810 Saturday, ~ber 5, I 998 * fl O ft a A L • c • Accounting 2 Memberahlpa In a 14/P A Ceah preatlgloua Balboa Disbursement Bay areli Vaught Club. A••l•t•nt Accounting Alklng price ••ch: NewJpaper p-ubh1hlng S2000 , negotlable. and prmllng col'T\p8ny (820) 793.5395. Heka regular part St•ff Accountant Newapaper printing and publ11h1ng com· pany aHks lull time Staff Accountant to ass191 In moflth end c1011ng, 1ournal entnH and tmanc1a1 ata••· ments, At10 perform general accounllng lunctiona Including bank and 8/S ac· counts reconclhaUon. 401k ·admln and coor· d1'1.a11on and lpec:lal pro/ects. Thia po11tion r•qulres BS degree In accoun1ing or llnance, one or two year expo· rlence. prolorred an" proloc1en1 in PC skllla (EllCOI, Lotua 1.2;3 and Word). Good ben- efit package Including 401 k ·retirement pta12_, Drug screening/phys"- cal requtred'. E.O E. Send resumf to: Ac· EMPLOYMENT llm• 24 houra per week per•on One Y••r •11per1ence pre- ferred. E 0.E , drug· fr•• & smo!<elree work environment Send r•· •um• with salary hi•· EMPLOYMENT lory to: Accounting 5530 Supervisor, PO 8011 1560, Cos1a Mesa. CA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij '92628 or fa11 to (949) •POSTAL POSITIONS• 642·7248 Clerk1/Sorters No exp Soll your home req'd. Full benofttl. through classllled. For e11am. 11lary, and 042·5078 tosllng 1nlo, pteue ---------call 1-(630)·906·2601 xt t'soa, aa.ap When \nu \\rile a Cl.1 ,111cd ;iJ, In ·111tc .111 ll c l.11."h .mJ sci the r::wh' ~uu u ;int 6~?-$11711 FutGrowina Nadonal Mtg. to. Keks Jelf. motivated loan rqi. to .dJ &: service new business. 1 )'QI' min. Of,· Fast paced, detailed oriented environment. Fu n::rumc to . . 949/642-9784 ~n•ral ~ ~ Oook.ketfXr/Secmary/ Office Mgr. • Plant Mam1. CO. s«ks' . cxp1d mdlv. w/good Scc/Bk.kpg!Ofc. mgmt & compu1cr slulls. l.orus, Word Perfect or Word. 10 kcr,@SO WPM typing, invoicing, rroposals, AJR. AJP. some iuyroll exp. Job rcqs. high cncr~ :and xln1 organiuuonal, interpersonal & phone skills. Able 10 org.aniu Lrg, workload, dc1ail oracnicd, w/xlni vcrbal/wraucn comm. skills. S~cd & accuracy a mun: Sm ore. non· 'mokcr. M-F 7:30-4:00. *' Call 631-6340 OJ .CAREER OPPORTUNITfES IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN HUN GTON BEACH Fl VALLEY. GARDEN-GROVE. BUENA PARK. MISSION VIEJO. LAKE FOREST, SAN CLEMENTE. FOOTHILL RANCH. Pl.ACENTIA. BUENA PARK. NEWPORT BEACH J01n rapidly expondtt1g recycling company Now hinng good people who Lke to woik alone Operate your own recycling centec loeoted on l"nOJOI supermoncet lots • S7 per hour lo slort -PAID TRAINING • Review otfet 90 days · • low-c<»I medico! dental & vision foi ~ployees and dependents · • FOur paid holidays • Free Ille Insurance • 40 lk, vocation and stock pion offer l ye~r . covn11ng Supervi•or, PO 8011 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92628 or tax to (949) 831·7248 CARRIER Non career Applicants must be 16 yrs or ago, or a high achoot grad • and must have a 11alid Calll drivers Uc. A medical e>cam., and drug screen req., patd tor by Postal Service. $11 per hr. Apply In Pl!fSOn. 1133 Camalback St., NPB. Ce•u•I Atmosphere Admln Asalalnnt needi!d for HB Con· slruction Co. Account· Ing bkgrnd req'd, fight typing. Oulc~ Bboka Pro/Word/Excell, fa>< resume to 964-6297 Successful candidates must hove bosic moth skills. live nearby or hove . rehoble tronsportohon to work & enloy working with the publlc. Must speak English. blhnguor a big plus! 35 hrs./wl< Tu Sot lOAM to 5PM Uttlng required. outdoO< working environment. We do drug screening & credit checks Coll I· 800-443·3096 Mon ·Fri between 8 30 and 4 to schedule interview EO£ Reynold's Recycling General Otf1ce. Woman owned. airport area. flex hours, strong org/ computer 1k1lls reliable 675·0432 tea11e msg. operated by TOMRA Pacific H.U.O. Chlldrens Clothlno PfT help wanted Fashion Is. 949·644·7677 Potra SELL your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 1 · sold J.P.Y car f o-r D YES, SELL MY CAR . Run your ad in the Newport 'Beach- Costa Mesa Daily .Pilot and the Huntington Beach -:; Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 Name Address Crty I I ... Zip I Phone "' Ciedlf C.rd 0 MC 0 VISA 0 AM X homes. Fax l:IS this ,,,..,.CheckPwt1rw1ts011es form with your credit v.., Make • M1 card# or mail with 8~~~ a=:::. B~.::.. rie. _ ___. ____ _ a check todayf g~~--8::::::;-8:=~ a 5 SPMO 0 AM/FM '"° Own Wt.-"Run for a week! If g~~!:B=c;omlill 8MeuiM•om~r-~ Y~.flot --~~-·-' L...:.o~F~~._,,.,...,_....,-.__c~~~Aoot__..O....:...~--'!"""t---.... ~·-*_•~·--~~~ Se' I, We, 11 run .,t ~or .... 1 oa11y Pilot 330 w. eay s1. Cott• MeM. CA 926'7 I' ~ (714) &42·!9178 • p_, (7t4) &31·6684 ~~ -----------------another week FREE.! All for just $1cr. .. , I I I I I I • 'I . I . I Classllled Service Dlrectorv help you find reliable help, FIND an apartment through classified Thinking ot having a gtlrage sale? Give us a calll CLASSIFIED 042·5078 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot &122 TRANSPORTATION i Buv ALL P1ANos rv. ELECTRONtcs. Anhques.quel furniture STEREO 6080 BOATS 7011 1 pc or houseful cash iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii paid (714) 957·6133 CABLE oeacramblers Old Coins Gold S1111er 30 day money back Franl(lan Mint, Storllng guar MCNlsa/COD Old watches & Jewelry 1 ·800·417·0312. .Westcoast Coln 642·9448 RECORDS/TOP $ -------•! Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock G 11 n "GE SALES Etc ... 50's & 60's Mike n""'1 845·7505 -------· BUILDING MATERIALS CORONA 6030 DEL MAR 6122 18 foot Dully Electric Excellent condition $13,000 (71 4') 806·4 317 CLASSIFIED It'• the resource ydu can count on to sell a myriad of merchan· dlse Items. because our columns compel qualltled buyers to callt 042.-5878 There's never been a better time to buy or lease! Sa,ve thousands today! ~-Gil) Oldsmobile Newport Beach/Costa Me~o Doily Pilot 8y CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and tANNAH HIRSCH wu~KLY ORl~t: QUIZ Q 1 -Both \'Ulll(rahle. as South )OU hold· ;;# •764J 0 7 c QIU6S2 •K ".5 Cfhc b1ddrng ha~rr~ccded F..AST SOlJI I wrsr 11.iOK I ti l o Pa PaM Ohl l>ass ? What do you hid now? lb h1<lJrnr has prtx:t:t.-JeJ· f.ASI SOLIH Wt~ST NOR l H I¢ Dbl Jo Pass P1t ? . What a1:11un c.lu you.tal.c'! Q S • Both "ulnerablc, a~ South yuu hold · Q 2 · N e11hcr vulncrahlc, a\ Suuth ·r h1: h1t1Ji11r hJ\ p111\:c1:dcJ. you hole.I SOlJ llt WE.S r "OHi If E\S ( l :> Pa~ J • Pa.\.\ •AQ6 0 K 64 0 AQll •K4J2 ., r ~ What d11 you bid nu~" The bKldlflp h:l'o pr0cccJcil· SOUfH W[!)I NOKl If 1.AS f Q 6 Both vulncruhl~. a\ South you I • I o 1'11.S) 1 o hole.I • ? What action <lo you tul.c! • II c;? A k 10 o A J II J • K Q 9 !i4 Q 3 · Nctthcr vulncrahll'. a~ ,S,1u1h you hold . •A Q964 o K 6 <J7 2 •KJ!i4 The biddrng h<t~ prun:cc.Jcd SOUTH Wf~~f :\ORTH J. \~I 1.. 21:1 3• l'u'~ ? • Wh.Jt do you hid now» Q 4 · Ifoth "ulnl·rahlc. a~ ~uuth you hold -4 A K Q 9 3 v Q J 8 2 o .!i • \ 6 2 The h1Jc.Jmg has pru..1:tJcd SOl IH '\EST NORI II EAS1 14 I • P11)S • Pa\~ ., ·Wh.Jt a1;ttlt11 du yuu take'! lcm~ for !lllll\ ers 011 MoncltJ\ Lt.lm to be a helter bridge play· er! Suh,c.:rlbe now to the Goren Urid~l' Letter by calllng (800) 788- 1225 for infornuttkm. O r ~rite lo: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O . .Uo\ 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. • BUICK 9035 HONDA 9085 ••• Regel Custom '88 Aooord 5 ·1pd, Coupe Light blue, wM/blue int, currant 12,050 ml, leather Int, reglll. not running chrome wit, e111ended S89S Firm 551 ·3099 IVC contract $13.750 '91 Acoord se xlnl 949·875·2192 cone1. llhr, new CO. only 55K mi; aunrool CAD. ILLAC . 9040 S9800 949-644-7800 '91 CIVIC '94 E(doredo .70km1. wht, orig owner, beau· ttlut! (Pvt ply) $16,000. (714) 722•1152 Lt> m1, grt gas saver, (5962'47) $5491 Coate Meae Llncoln·Mercury • (7141 540-5830 '92 ACCORD EX CHEVROLET 9045 AT, lull pwr, moonrt, (3BJA564) $101550 LEXUS OF '73 El.Camino 350V8, WESTMINSTER ' auto, ps, pb. tow pkg, (714) 892·8908 air •hocks. no smog •93 CIVIC EX needed, r\Jr1S great! AT, moonrl, mint S1200 obo 631-0757 (3CHB412) $10,950 '8'1 Celebrltv s LEXUS OF Wagon Auto, NC, fu ll WESTMIHSTER pwr, am/fm1 Sl850. (714) 892·8908 (714) 646·3971 '95 ACCORD EX 195 SUBURBAN Lthr, moonrf, auto 3 4 TON 4 X 4 • (3KHU004) $1~444 ' LEXUS Of'" <399559> 526•977 • WESTMINSTER LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (714) 892·8909 (949)384·0084 '95 DEL. SOL S cpe, auto, only 27k ml (002732) $11, 995 Coat• Meaa Llncofn·M•rcury • (714) 540-5830 '95 TAtiOE LT AM/FM can, ABS & (397403) $23,995 Coate Meae Llncoln·Merc urv . (714) 540-5830 '90 lmp;I• SS Black/ ISUZU 9100 gr o y I eat ho r. 11 Int iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cond. 34k ml, $23 900 '87 TROOPER 4X4 '714-723-9423 Cleanest in Newpon Beach I $4500.obo 9075 949-645-4929 Lv Mag '00 RODEO 4 •4 --------.....--------.,......,..--:,,,..---'-----= liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Auto. wht lull pwt, FORD '87 Bronc o II New mastor cylltrans/ rod1ator. 6 cyl, auto. A1C. pb, pw, ps, am· BOATS 7011 ~~~E SLIPS7022 AUTOMOBILES & 0 ' B u r g e r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lleol motoryacht, xlnt 40' M o o r ing near cond. fully 1oae1ee1, Pav1Ulon. secure foca· 1·A-,..-,-YRA----9-0-1-0 S230K (310) 918·9975 uon m~oo 650~ \;O'Q 1 POWER BOATS 7012 1990 TIARA 27' Beaut main , twin 260hp. Furuno GPS Plolter7Sounder very NEW SLIP . Wiii accom Up 10 40' Power. SC{1I . Easy access on Balboa Peninsula Agent 1·800-247·8209 low .hrs, Toak & Holly ~:::::::::::::::::::::==== sole S69K 842·8814, SIDE T IE Sail 3211. I went to p•rtner into 10 m n 10 opttn 'oa an tn•lhe·water power· S3SO.OO 675·8835 '87 LEQEND CPE 53k mt AT. mnrl 2EXH093) $8,888 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-6908 ''94 LEGEND L Lo ml, moonrf. mini, 016741) $17,777 LEXUS OF• WESTMINSTER ( 7 14) 892·69 08 b()9t. Please leave ----....---- message w11h costs MOTORCYCLES •-------- 949-845·2448 SCOOTERS SOlS BMW 9030 SAIL BOATS 7014 '90 Harley D evldson iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H 0 r ' l a 0 C) s 0 111 a 11 '08 Columbl• 22ft 3 Classic, 1994 9ar; tank 1a11s, OB, lt11ee1 kcol, & lenders, ~·do wh110 V·berlh, hoad, VHF walls with lw1510d Good lunl slip (i• LYA spokes PM brakes. NB $1 800. 548-1323 boautoful! 22k miles I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 Z-3 Co nvt Auto, lull pwr, Cp, (882~39) $28.787 LE XUS MISSION VIEJO (9 4 9)364·066 4 •27' CATALINA• 78 Omelle model 8hp inboard & out· t>oard 54000 552·9250 s 12,750 673·64091--------- Sell your homo through closs1fled 042-5078 TRADE through class1f1i.d 642·5678 BUICI< 9035 '82 L eSabre SON Cus1. 4dr, gold color, 53.565 ml. roaJ mc.«11 Only $2450. 723·t5C>a . (330714) $17,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888)·88·LEXUS Im stereo. cc. un1ed -------- 525.QO 7t4·309-9282 JAGUAR 9105 ' 8 ~ SAL E 6 N 1 u II y iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loaded, t owner, clean xlnt con. 46k m1 '84 XJ6 VP Cleanl Blk/ $7,750 7 59.3933 Ian, Valve 100 done In last 10k ml. Trans reseel. ln1ect. hoses replaced Chmal_e con· trot & trip comp work S4500obo 548·1320 •'9 4 Ranger XL• White. low •.miles. new tlros Call Tom 714· 515-1741 '9 5 Crown Victoria. LX 4Clr, sdn. abs, (207698) s I 4 995 Coat e M esa • Lincol n Mercury 714·540-50 3 0 '95 X,JS V12 20 (94 3973)$3 5,995 BAUER JAGUAR (714)953-4800 . '95 XJS V12 20 (95-3965)$41,995 '96 Explof'er Sport BAUER _ JAGUAR AC, p w /pd I, CC (714)953·4800 (037841) $17,996 '98 XJ12 Sed•n 4D Coste Me•• (96·4060)$48,995 Llnc:oln·Merc ury BAUER JAQUAR (714) 5 40·5830 (714)953·4800 '97.MUSTANG '90 XJ12 Seden 4D AC pw pdl, tilt, CC, (96·3962)$40,995 2 TO CHOOSE BAUER JAGUAR (2084-77) (205645) (714)953·4800 $13,997 Co at• Mesa CLASSIFIED Lln coln Merc ury Ifs the resource you 714-540·5030 can count on 10 sell a '98 RANGER mynad of merchan· XL T, super cab. dise 11oms. becauH (A0495G) ($15,398) our columns compel Costa Me•• qualified buyers 10 Lincoln Mercury call! 714-540-5030 842-5878 • SatUrday, September 5, 1998 Bil' Oldsmobile , ... $16-,995'r; 3100 V6 Engine • NC • P/W/DL • Keyless Remote • Stert>o Cass . ~SAVING S INCLUDES $250() REBA TE s 399 MO. + 98t + rax l0t 36 mo dostd .,,, lme on cppoved uecl1t S9ff down. Tolol dmt off S2"S 32. ltsidUGI SI t.S21 SO Tot of pmll S13."4 30 + ta• l2l mi allowed per yeor 12< per milt in ums ·96 CADILLAC ELDORADO Uftl'lt t~ •I tanl!Jr.\.S~ 612.~I) Soturdoy, S.ptemb« 5, l 998 NeY."port Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot JAGUAR 9105 UN COLN 9120 MERCURY 9135 PLYMOUTH 9165 TOYOTA 9210 TOYOTA 9210 MISC. AUTO 924, TO DAY'S 1 ·•• XJe ••d•n 40 '81 MARK VIII •ee VILLAOaR •ea VALIANT s1ant & •es CAMRY LE (9&-4050)S:»e,295 AC, PW/POI... ABS, \111, 37K ml, dual A.JC, cyl, CO player, i.lnt 2 d r , auto , 11 hr CROSSWORD PUZZLE BA~7~:,95~.!~AR (687170) S24.D97 (J32ol~xua J~e.sso ~~~g0 %~~: 6:~~58~~·· <~1a49~mxuss11.9n --~---................. im ...... -._ .. __ .. __ .. ____ •·.-o-e_X_J_e __ S_•_d_•_n_4_0 "-Ll;c0o~~:.~~~ry (~~:T, :~~~~~: MISSION VIEJO c 96·4 o 5 s J s 3 "• "8 s -.,..,' 7~14~>..,,s.,..,4_o_.,...s __ 8"'"3-o_ PORSCHE 917 5 -""'''-•-•_•..;.J3_8_4_-_o_e_e_4_, '87 RAV 4 Full pwr, CO, •uto (702442) $17,987 LUCUS MISSION VIEJO (048)394·~884 •AUTO AUCTION• Sept 10, 12 oo noon 1993 Minda MXIS. Uc 1 t tFOO Waeti. Vin, 1 YVOE3 tA4P!;213592 Wiii be eold 10 tl"le htghell bidder. ACROSS 1 Ot .... r l\atldle • 5 Nvmer0<1t ..., 9 BNllJ1 ovl ol ..... f.hape • •4 Carry ~ S1a~aw111d 6 8o•et G1•lf11t1 1 lhA,.a- -.11 Tathlt :; ~~ ::,::~°er ector l ?? Sow·s-yuung • ('4 Ou,an mohon'I : <'ti (.rcavate ? 7 Rl!!t108f! 30 I l<e moSl. l -5 8:~S:: Woodwmd • in!.lrumonl 37· WotdleU· ~ ·· .rtormer ~ IQn ttk! Sab;r' room , 4? Arabi ~obe 43 Onioo s rerattve 4• { ,,, bt boat 4c, Mr Dou!Jlr•day -II M"m1t\ 62 N~ 63 WCM11 on a ~1ne 65 Saro•s poocil 66 VIOllrust'• •Id 67 EOYPhan Cltlal G8SNd1Nr1 89 s.ct.i- 70 coneerwuve 11 Ory DOWN I Gengh19 -2 Scw11 of the neck 3 E1tpel lrom power • o..kllem s MolOfb<k•• 6 Stay . 7 Nothing 11 SQuear 9. WOINln' .. tt'roe 10 M<KllJI' 11 T~ 12 No"ehst s eoncesn 13 Understand• 21 Fa.bm; made lrpmllax PREVIOUS f'U~LI IOl ve:o • .... 29 C1111en, at• • times 31 Holiday aong 32 Goddeies of hUnhng 33 Set 34 Oalllngs 4~ FarEaS1 50 Clumsy ~W1l10w 54 Poet l e1$dale 55 Eiu:rted 58 Sagacious 57 FOf tear that 59 SUtlto- BAUER JA Q UAR '07 TOWNCAR t---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '85 Land Cruleer --'--------(7141 847·07::10. (714)953-4800 PW/POL. AMJF M, NISSAN 9150 '"8 n11 Carrera t While. lull P":'· 4X4 9221 (7349591 S2•.997 " " 1n1 • (062322) 532,,.11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1--------.... ... '90 XJO Seda,, 4'0 Coat• M••• bllt/\an. S6•K. only LEXU.S '8"" Fo•o BRONCO ANTIQUES & (96·3940)9391995 • Llno oln·Mercl.trlf 'p3 Sentra SI! Cpe 4500mt (714) 640· MISSION VIEJO • " BAUER JAQ.UAR 714 540.5030 AC. am-Im cue . .'7891 • (049)304·0004 XLT Loaded w/Equip. CLASSICS 9250 (714)953·4800 -CtuiH, Jrlnl cond, Gei.1_________ ,95 PAEVIA LE SC .::~~~~~~4 '08 XJ8 Sedan 40 great gas ITI •very de• TOYOTA '" a210 Cust whls. duet A!C '71 CAD tfURST. MAZDA 9125 pendabt•' 56000 .,. :7 a9 ooo I 19 6 ·3 &O 6' $ 3 9 t 0 9 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (71 .. ) 953 ,4 272 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (3KK '-1554) $ t 8,886 ---------.. • 0, g In m • BAUER JAOUAR '88 Tercel Wanon WELSETXMUISNSOTFER VOLVO 9230 ~s.1d~e.wi~~oww!~'t~ (7\4)953·4600 '93 323 A I Ac ---------.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil am-Im casusf, tun~ OLDSMOBILE 9155 new stereo, new Wes (714) 802-0000 make a great truck '00 XJ8 Sedan 40 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1200 tirm Call to see -..:..~.,....;O;..;.:C...;A;;_M;;_R;;_V...;...L_E __ l '84 2400L TURBO or camper. 52995 (96·3934)S30,40~ great, very cloan. 6mo 949·042·2418 • Xlnl cond. blue/bll<. C801) 523·3411 BAUER JAOVAR waj 841< mi, PP S5500 '88 CIERA 8 cyl, AC. 199 Corolla Sporc auto, whlle, lull pw1. alloy whit, iunrt. ac,1----"'-...... ..,,--~_,,,~ (714)9.53-4800 • 14-754·7792 ruu pwr am-Im cast, C (3AXA5t0) $15.555 am·tm cast, new-eng, '72 HONDA COUP• '94 Mlata. White, tan wire whls, LOAOE-0! P• 5sp, ac pb-, ps, LEXUS OF lutbo & tires. PW. PB, 0 R JG IN AL 8 l. U E '80 XJ& Sedan 40 53000 17141 646.5770 •m·fm c:ass. sunrf, WESTMtNST!R 54500. 548•1323• • COLOR. NEW DONUT ' 196•3795)$39,495 top. tan llhr, chrome S3900 (714) 960·9446 c714J 892'8900 SIZE TIRES. 722·7289 BAUER JAOUAR w42h,_•elsl.1 luggago ',eek, Clae•lfled Th• Community Why , ploy '-'1.de 'N Ctaaalfl•d (7141953 4800 " m &~, except ooal The rno11.comprehen· n The moat comprehen· • · • c:ond I S 1 0,300 obo elvo and current dlrec· Markot PIRce. Sook w1lh ch1ldcaro? 11vo and currenl di rec-* 631.0645 • 1ory of goods and sor· •9oia2 1!!1 6 10d8 Ca 11 CI a• s If I• d tory of goods and aer· JEEP 9110 ----------'-__ vi_c_es_ar_o_u_nd_1 ___ 1 ____ 4 __ • .,._7___ 1odayl 642·5678. vices aroundl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MERCEDES 9130 'B 8 J •• P Ch• rok•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Air auto etc Mu11t sell $5000. 949·723·8485. '77 3000 Craam/tan, A/C, Cd player. First .. -.h'I Mas.s; 1go~ 'll ~1 lpO<h -s2 r \"n iiam• ,j 54 L urr1t..c1 s.ourGe 5l\ f N>1 ' I 23 Lazybones 25 Monetary as \!Stanco 27 Pauageways 28 Pierro·• farewell 36 Algerian pol1 40 CUltOf'l\!'Y 41 Jerks. c. Moscow citadel '7 Gives 60 Cauafs h9l'tway 61 °Nott11n cbn·t· 64 Pair '93 Jeep Cherokee LTD Grand 4X4 AC. s 1500 this wook tal<H 11 Tom 875·7123 (685889) S 1.5 493 .,.., 8,,..0,...-..,4-5_0_S,,..L,...C--b-lk-/-b-ll< Coata M••• Llncoln·Mercury llht 1unro9f, full pwr, grt cond, chrome DI• C714) 540·5630 loys. $7995 551·3099 q:{anning a Wedding? Coming ·september 23rd ... l A Special Section sh~wcasing the .wedding experts in the· area: L l I LEXUS 9115 '83 3000 vary \'VOii mnlnt, oxceptlonally cloan, all pwr, steroo 55550 Obo. 723-0767 '95 ES 300 Full opt, Lexus cor1. ' 8 5 SL con v •rt (126942) S26,977 ·classlc Road ster, LEXUS while hrdtop now navy MISSIOt.l VIEJO blue convos lop. navy (9~)364·0064 llhr Int now ures, am/ Im yaSS $16.000. mini '95 ES 300 • cond 640-973'7 White, pwr everything ---------(0773l3) $19,987 '89 500SLJCONV. LEXUS 31.200 ml, new flros & MISSION VIEJO ballory. Pristine cont.I. (949)364-0864 . $28,000 Firm 949.945.5590 '95 SC 400 . Dtack]jade. lull op '91 3 00SL-eoth-fops (048616)-$29.987 •Int cond 55K OflO m1, LEXUS dual air bags Red w/ MISSION VIEJO Black Int Transferred (949)364-0884 to Now 'fork. Must :.ell 2nd owner All cocords '97 ES 300 S3G.775 obo Ple:iso White lull pwr, Ca1f 9'19·088·8J99. -(039815} S7tr 777 LEXUS --------- MISSION VIEJO .949)364-0664 '94 ES 300 Low ml. CO, chromo, (0\4580) $\8,888 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8008) MERC URY ~93 VILLAGER 47K ml, dual A/C. (2UXB495) Si0,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 802-6008 ·Dail \ Pilot " ................ E .... ,. HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ....... . ~ 3528 • ..,,.. r '" n~on Assoc Coll 7 14·644·5465 Leak~ Showert Rep'd HANDS ON OWNIR OP fr• o.si.. ,, ,.... ·Alplies.s•f•1 ........ ~114~·· ......... M.tsa.y/MJeh ',, 631-2345 BATHTUB REGLAZING 1t UI :Aliva,,ced Woodty11tm1 ·Cu11orn C11b1netry• Kitchen• Oa\I' • Ooor• Molding• • Mantels lto1e~ m 988°8870 -• Sell your extra ,_ household it oms In CIMS1f1od Regrouttn() & tnetoll'n LG70130 Ooan ot T 1lo 673·8065 or 846°8528 CHILD CARE 3536 ERVICE ~~? Sell your extra household Items In Cl.AS81FIED Can'' seem 10 get to all those repair 1ob1 around lh• house? Let the Claulfled Servlu Directory help you llnd reliable http e•2.a11e for all your needs .•. Senli•rt'lared cutter ,,ff,.,. 25% OFF MARTIN OPTICAL ~~ PAINTING 3858 Oan Dawson Plumbing Apr. Rmdl. Replp• Drains 24hr svc. Exp't gas system replpes L554722 6413-6720 Matl'raol/LaLor! 25 d1Hert'nt col on ,,( dl'n11n• & 100'• ,,£ odwr fabrii.:•1 35 ~~ari nf 9uaJ1t°y worl. and craft1man1h1p! .1-?t '.HJ,' I ' ' • ' f,' I\ ' A c•ll to cla111ffed can help apmklnt-clnup 751 •347& CHUNG'S PAINTING• 24Yr• Exp-Grt Pricer Expert Drain Cleanln9 & Plumblng Repairs 20yrs exp. All work guar. Guar Work·Froe Est Steve &45·8298 Llc#375602 538-t534t---------Plumb/Oraln cleaning RAtNBOW Circle Mal'ht. 24hr Emrg Svc LOW P11nt1n~·lnt.Ex1 Houst Apt Rates Free Ell. Bond· 1--------- 0uallty job. Free Ht Insurance 646-3299 PUBLIC NOTICE L*5G9897 038·8888 krueger palnlbtg r~sldenllal (aux flnlshlng wood rtstoratfon mall hew 548-5481 ff(, 740898 Th• Cehf. Public Ullll· PET \lot Comml11lon RE· SERVICES 3870 OUIR ES tha1 Ill used iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim hou1eho}d goods movert prln1 their Pet Sitter/Dog Welker P.U C, Cal T number; Oall.y/Overr'fl'Clht vlells. llmos and chau1teur1 R4'f1 avt l..lc'd/Bonded print their T.C.P. num· Denise 714·935•8870 ber In all advertlH· men11. If you hove a1--------- ques11on abOut the I•· PIASTER gaflly of a mover, hmo REPAIR 3880 o t ch au ft• ur. ·c e 11: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Publlc UlllillH PIHler{llucco Patch TUTORING 39291 PATIENT TUTOR Math (arlth-c:•IC:) physic•, chem, 1 .. t prop (CBEST/GRU SAT) Free Into JIM Mad1D 114·547·MATI'( tJPBOLSTEIUNG • 31Sl IOOPING 0 & Cl UPHOLSTBAV 3110 sine• '68 cuit tUl'ft, ••••••••• upholsty, sllp covet• lnl1que IP! 542•461 I WATSU&OOI' aoor1NG Re--roofs • ""*'-Free Eattmat.a All "fypes of Root. Alt Wortl OuanlntMd 831-1088 WALL COVERINGS 3932 Th• Stripper , • Speclallztn g •n Wallpaper Remo.,.I L5689241 993•SOS'7 W• Oala should hfSg together. Strip, Inst.all, 'dvlc• to 1he er • l.1735971 931·21 1 WINDOWS 391,4 OoldenW"t Wlndf)w Cle•nln9 • Comml11loo 114·558-A 151 •Serving So Ce 25yre-SllTEU.ITS TV l.lc#326864 24Hr1 71~·554°'7831 3917 Sahslactlon gu11en1Md 1..lc"Cl·lns'd 931·151! Sl!A.IDE WINDOW Cleamng, Scr-.e.U. Mlrror1, $1111, Pr•fl 18t'v1Ce. 831•379tJ ·FIND Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot LIM' Mileage, Great Gas Saver (596247) $499 Auto. ac, pwr str. am/fm cass. tonneau co11er. V6. std RMY1ndow, -SiMS~J§§ ~ '85 HONDA . DEL SOL S CPE '88 FORD EXPLORER SPORT AC, pw/pdl. tilt, cc, amlfm cass. ABS, roof fack, alloy whls (0378At 1) s17J996 '88 LINCOLN OWNCAR SIGNATU PW/POL. tilt, CC. amJfm ca.ss. CO changer lthr rnt • extra clean (129695) > ·•97 FORD MUSTANG AJC, pw/pdl, tilt. cc. ABS, pwr. seat, alloy whls • (208477) $13 , • SOturaay, ~peember 5. 1998 Bl 3- For Any Questions or lnfonnation on Leasing Call Mr. Jim MOrris • . STARTING AT: ... .. .. LE . • -Example: '98 GS 300, Chrome, CD, Leather (3XSR550) Example: Example: Starting '95 LEXUS SC 400 at Certified, CD, Chromes, mnr(, Mint! (3HLL126) ···;:::·· •$32,222• Starting '93 Lexus ES 300 at Leather, Moonroof, Immaculate. (JCJ 1752) •S1 -•• 87ACURA r .. (..,f" r rnf , c# SJK mi., AT, mnrf, I .. owner, hurry! (2EXH093) '95 TOY01i1 '95 NISSAN /'Rf'l'/11 If \'/f .PA7rll 1Nl>fR If '93 HONDA '93 ~IERGURY '95110/\lDA c1i1c FX 11 I GFP ACCOTJD E Nalwnichi , chrome wheels, Seivice Special! Complete Detail $129~ CD, more. (3XST621) . •. ' . ·S ill ' ' Newport/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Example: Starting '95 GS 300 at 35K miles, CDnwheels, lthr., mruf. (112662) ~==='" •$28,818• '96 TOYOTA '94ACURA '94:LEXUS r 1 IRY IF LEGEND 1 FS 300 ... . .