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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-09-17 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CON\N\UNmES SINCE 1907 · THURSDAY, SEPllMBER 17, 1998 Gol ·de·n op.·poftuntties ~ occ· ' students ·, prepare " to hang • For 50 years, OCC has been helping people. , learn new job skills and ·sharpen ones they have. / l IL~I IN MA.')llM When OCC turned 25 m 1973, even some school ofhoals were caught off guard, being reminded two days beforehand that the col- lege was about to celebrate the milestone. .. -. College ~pokesman's family history has several ties to Costa Mesa school • COSTA MESA OCC spokesman Jim Camett's family history is closely intertwined with that of the school, which is ccle· brating its 50th anniversary this week. Camett's maternal grandfather. Bill Tomlinson, worked as head cook at the Santa Ana Army Air Base, which later became the site of OCC. His father, Bill Carnett. completed his Anny flight school at the same base and later returned to work there as the mess sergeant. At the base, Camett's faqter met SEE FAMILY PAGE A11 up with Costa Mesa but is one of its catalysts. ·. The year was 1947. The site where the college stands was a military base o'fl a plot of land that was unincorporated. The cicy of Costa Mesa didn't come along until the 1950s. World War II was over and thousands of soldiers were com- ing home. The fedetal govern- ment encouraged them to go back to school to learn mar- ketable trades. a banner for the school's 50th anniver- sary cel- ebration today, which includes ask} diver drop- ping in But today marks the college's big Five-0, and officials aren't _ Por students in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, the only , community colleges w~re in to cut a big cake on the Costa Mesa campu!i. going to let this birthday pass as quietly. In the courtyard today, a 1,099- pound cake baked by students from OCC's nationally recogruzed -culinary arts school, will be sliced by a sky diver who is scheduled to land in the Fullerton and Santa Ana, which in the pre-Costa Mesa Freeway days made for an uncomfortable commute. So the issue was presented to the voters of Orange County, who on Jan. 27, 1947, overwhelmingly approved a new community college on ll}e courtyard with a large sword around noon. f\ An "orange-tie" anniversary gala will be held Saturday·rught at the Hyatt Regency lrvme to commemorate. the institution that not only grew Police . .-- solving older. killing~ • Costa Mesa hoinidde detectives have closed books on 4 long-standing cases so far this year. !Wf Plol COSTA MESA -It's been a good year for Costa Mesa police detectives so far· They've cracked four long-standrng mur- der cases this year. With no murders on this year's book, the department has dou- bled its efforts on unsolved homi- cides. The most recent break- through came Fnday with the arrest of May Kwan Turek, who was accused of kllling a romantic rival in 1994. And Pohce Ctuef Dave Snowden has promISed not to quit until the remairu.ng 24 cas- es are brought to tnal. ·we set the goaJ that we would eventually have no open homicides,• he said. "The tenaci- ty our detecilves have shown is marvelous They have shown a fine piece of community work.• LET US PRAY SEE OCC PAGE A 11 Regi~n~ park seen as boost . to · Costa Mesa •Officials say proposed 1,000-acre park along Santa Ana River would bring beach access, grant money for improvements. EIN G11 tif PCi COSTA MESA -If Fauv1ew Park becomes part ot a proposed regional park system, It could help attract much-needed state and federal grant money for improvements and g1\ e res1dcnts access to the beach dlong walk- mg and biking tr4ils. County supervhor::. voted Tues· day to contnbute $10,000 to the sludy ot d l 000-acre regional park e)(lendmg along the Santa And River from thP. bluff<-of co .... ta Mesa to the 'ewport Beach "horehne. Costcs Mesa, Newport Bcac:h and Huotmgton Beach each contributed SS.000 to the Orang~ Coast River Park plan, whil, the state Coastal Conser- Vdncy gave ~15 O(>O. The plan 1s expected to benefit Costa Me a by making federal and stcste agencies more willing SEE PARK PAGE A 17 Wiison wants to ax 2 El Toro proposals • Supervisor, aty officials at odds over expansion options at John Wayne. Jc :-.in R R \1,1.\\0 !Wt Pi1or NE\VPORT BEACH -Supcr- VlSor Tom Wilson will ask county staff next month to remove from the El Toro Airport plunnmg process two opbons th11t would expand John Wayne Airport. Wilson, who made th<.' d1lnouncement at th' hoard A glance at the options under question, Pa A17. F and G -be axed. "The.re has been a lot of <:kep- ttn~m as to mv comrrutment to John Wavne {;nd the ·ewport Beach area; Wilson sd.ld. ·smce I was sure ~s tul m. getting Con- n pt D d1 ... posed o{. I don t ee ~ hy J CclO l do the ~ame thing here" Behmd It all is a four-man team composed of veterans who bave worked the detective beat at one time or abother. Thcir <;ombmed knowledge dates back 20 years. Together they have reached the zenith of police work -unraveling a mystery but not before swimming through a sea of paperwork, evidence and interviews. •Jt's like winning the Super _.A.owl,• said Lt. Ron Smith, one of the officers who dlligenUy pores over the files ·we feel very grat- ified. It encourages us to dig into other cases.• MARC MARTINIOAILY PILOT Freshman Charlie Gregg ls joined by other students and youth le aders for Meet Me At The Pole, a naUonal day of prayer, on Wednesday morning at Newport Harbor High School. . meeting this week. said h ~ hcts rece1ved more than 50 letters and phone calls from Newport Beach residents requesting that the two options -known a a.ltemative.s But S(\tne N >wport Bench olh- nals sa1ci tht>}' arc not so sure they want thl' options removed bl't·au'ie th~y fear tt could mvah- dall' thl' l'm'1ronmentul impact SEE AIRPORT PAGE A 17 Some of the team's achieve- ments: •Police arrested Turek, a Unit- ed Airlines flight attendant, and accused her of the Aug. 21, 1994, murder of Roxanne Martin. Turek allegedly shot Martm when tl\e oti1ect of both women's affection, Anthony KubJ..S, was on vacation in Mame. Turck wa linked to the murder after a cnme lab matched blood smears found in T\.u'ek's car to Martin. • Bravlio PantoJas, a former Costa Mesa res1dent, was con- victed by a Mexican 1udgc in August of killing Gregorio Pereg- dna on ThanksgiVing 1985 out· aide a Mendoza Drive apartment complex. Police learned of Panto-· jas' whcreab<luts w~cn Mexican authoriti found an outstanding arrest warrant through a b4ck- ~ound check, Pantojas ts servmg titne for a 1994 murder in Mexico. ... • Kent Xavier Anguiano was e~tradtted to Orange County I .. ' • SEE MURDERS MGI A 11 Plans for 3 Habitat homes . in Costa Mesa put on hold • Neighbor wants a park at site and is willing to do whatever is needed to make it happen. E111i1 <~1 r Doti Plol COSTA MESA -Plans for three more Habitat for Humanity homes in Costu Me a are on hold while the city Jooks at the costs of putting a park at the slto instead. The nonprofit <l,rganiz_a\i;f' that builds a.ffordabk!110Usiilj rccenfty·c oscd e deal to build a house -tho 9roup's first in Co ta Mesa -on Del Mar Av nue. Habitat has been planning to build more horn on a par- cel made up of 2150 Maple St. and 570 and 51• Victoria St., which is localed wtthiri the city's redevelopment district. But Vedat Oemir, who liv next door to the property, came forward in August to a k that he be given tht? option to buy the land. Denur scud he believ<>s it would be unsafe to build homes at the site because 1t u; locat- ed at a congested and dangerous comer th6t is prone to accidents. He has propos d to pay the city market value for th~ land and dontlto St0,000 to I tabitat for other housing projects, f\Ccording to a staff report. The land htts an appralScd value of $150,000. Oemtr sald he would like to plant fruit trees artd a garden on the land so neighbors would have a park. Dc.mir also·said he would be willing to agn'C to rnstrictions · from the C'lty, which trught include an agreement not to build on the land. He submitted a petition to th oty igned~by 66 Maple Stt t nc1gbho who were opposed to any howdng being built. •My own opiruon -Mr. Dein.ir d n't understana whtit he's getting hun 1f int<.',· SEE HABITAT MGI A 11 INDEX QASSlflD _____ 14 OWMUWTY FOIUM .___J.16 llllBWIWOfl -A 13 POOC1FU5 A2 PUIUC llJ11CES 13 soom ___ M __ • .A12 srom _.. . . .. 11 • . . . . Panel discussion on culture set for Friday ll\e NeWpOrt Beach Pubhc Library Foondatlon will kick off its Distinguished Panel Discussion Sen es on f nday with a ~about Orange County's cul- tural future. The ~ will explor what the Man hokis for loven ot1the performing end*Ml-11. . ,.,. .... wlH be Orange C:ounty Muse- um of Art Chlrtf Curator Bruce Guenttw, Orlnll9 County Pwfonning Ms Cent9r ~1-y M•del lr.t11ma a.. ou.r ..... Zan Dubin. n. ....... ,,...lfth c.n. ,.. .. Llnry,........ ........ Room. ,., •*'° .... ............................ ...... ... c.11... • ........ .... • ' ·I . . A 2 Thursday, September 17, 1998 -. Newport Beach/Costa /\lteso Doily Pilot IEST IUYS .PI l 0 T PI 0 Pl I -. Show trainer #has .a lOt of ·hbrse. sense .. OCCthrows • free party· for50th birthday OCC is celebrating its 5-0th anruversary from· 11 a.m. to 3 p.m today m the campus quad. The free event will include a barbecue, a 1,099-pound birth- tlc1y cake, an OCC pirate who M'ill skyd.J.ve into the quad at noon to cut the cake, and a per- formance by the OCC national ehamp1on cheer and dance ;squc1ds. OCC 1s at 2701 Fairview Roc1d m Costa Mesa. . Color·Me Mine (515-8612) IS ,offering children's cei:anuc :,Painting clc1sses with education- .qt themes Fridays and Satur- :tia ys. This week's theme 1s ~Wild West Re ptiles.• Young- ~rs cun choose to paint either i~ alligc1tor or a frog, and Color :Me Mme mstructors will edu- Ciste them ·about reptiles and dinph1bic1ns. The theme for ,classes the followmg Fnday and ,Saturday will be "Plant a Seed.• Ghtldrcn can paint a tennis shoe planter. sunflower dish, flower ·dish, or any Kids Club piece. tThe instructors will teach the :lplporta.nce of pldllts, and how to plcmt a seed. Color Me Mine 'i' on the entertainment Jevel oC :1hc1ngle Squc1re m Costa Mesa. ' Karc1te enthusic1sts can take •oovc1ntc1ge of c1 back-to-school <l!fer from the UnJted StudJos of :.Sell Defense. The offer is sue .weeks of kcl!ate lessom for $99, which mcludes a uniform There ~e two Costa Mesa locations, 119ne c1t t 70 E 17th St (650-8636). ·ind the other at 1175 Baker St. 41 -17 45). The Newport Beach c1t10n u; at 2549 EdStbluff Dn- (644-9521) Classes are also SHE IS · Looking show horses in the mouth . A FINE EQUINE UNE Most of Hobstetter's extended family bas four legs They love when Hobstetter stops by to visit or take them for a walk. She's their surrogate mother. The 50-year-old horse trajner didn't exactly choose her profes- sion. Nearly from the day she was born, Hobstetter was among hors- es. Growmg up on a cattle ranch m Colorado, she helped round up the family's herd. She cleaned- stalls, bathed horses and gallopeU them. Before long she was riding in show competitions, winning junior events and working with some of the best in the equestrian field. She re~ed. from riding after· a bad fall and turned her attention to teaching. She runs Fox Pointe Farm at the Orange County Fair- grounds,· which opened at the beginning of this year. She trains a wide range of nders, from young children to senior citizens. She wouldn't trade her job for anything. "I'm very fortunate to make a liViDg out of my hobby,• she said. "It's my work, it's my love and it's my sport." A SIXTH SEN~E Hobstetter is a savior of sorts. She has 23 horses in her stable. of which J'{lore than one-third are former thoroughbreds. Unable to race because of IDJury or slow tum of hoof, the horses' fates are unknown to the public after they cross the finish line for the last tune. . . Hobstetter said there is a tremendous market for horse meat overseas, especially in France and Japan. They are sent to slaughterhouses, where they are killed for a small profit Hob- stetter searches for horses by attending sales and talkmg with other trainers. Nasr Allah, d 6-year-old colt, was a stakes winner in the United States and Euroi}e before h~ was retired. Now he's called Cherokee and has been converted to a.show horse tor Hobstetter. She estimat- ed it takes three to six months before a horse can be acclimated · to a new sP<>rt. • 1 t's not; an easy adj usbnent," she said •They have to jump over d pole and then we raise it as the horl>c progres!>cs. • WORKING TOGETHER Handling 1,500 pounds of wild fury isn't for the weak-hearted. Most nders are considered aggressive, but Hobstetter said peopte<tlso must stay in control with horses. Some riders hurt their horses and beat them into subnussion, she addep. It takes two nunds to complete an equestrian show track, and pohshing off a series of varied Jumps. is exhausting to both human. and horse. But the payoff can be splendid. "They are on a level playing field once they work together, .. she said. •Everything is left at the barn. There are no limits to what they can accomphsh." -Story by Greg Rlsling. photo by Kim Haggerty-Zylius vc11lable for c1dults and BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS enagers. • There 1s a pnvc1te sale gomg Gn toddy c1t Bloomlngdale's :029-6600) c1t Fashion Island in "1ewpo1 t Sedch Merchand.J.se 'throughout the store lS up to '60"'" off. You cdn dlso save more .otl futur(> purchases at Bloom4 ,.lllgddle's Whtle you make pur- ehdsPs dunng the sale. you can .edm $10 bonus savmgs certib- cutes When you make a $100 y urrht1sc, you'll get one savings ~erti/1cate; on a $150 purchase, u'll get two $10 certificates; on • $200 purchase, you'll get three ~ertlf1C'ates, and so on. : ... The 10th annual Taste of ewport runs Fnday through Sunday at Newport Center On- : e at Fashton Island. Tiurty-four J1estaurants and 15 wmeries are art1C1patmg, and there will be ve e ntertainment. Taste of ewport wtll take place from 6 ,_, 11 p m Friday, 4 to 11 p.m. turday, and noon to 8 p.m. unday. A port.Jon of the pro- :eeeds will benefit Times Orange County chc1nties. For more infor- allon, cull 729-4400. BEST BUYS is published Thursdays end Saturdays. If you know of a good uy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to ~1ly Pilot. Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., ~~ta M~. 92627. Costa Mesa residents urged to register, vote Costa Mesa residents can reg- ister to vote in the Nov. 3 generaJ election at Rubio's Baja Grill in Costa Mesa and beat the Oct. 5 registration deadline. Local residents should register il they have never registered to vote, have moved since the last election, or want to change party affiliation. Rubia's, which has added more than 11,000 new voters to the state's rolls since partiapating m voting efforts, provides registra- tion forms at all of its Southern California full-menu eatenes. Costa Mesa residents who mail their completed forms by Oct 5 will be eligible to vote The restaurant is at 1836 New- port Blvd., No. D-158. 0.C. Coast Association to hear Detloff speak California Coastal Commis- sioner and Huntington Beach Mayor Shirley Detloff will speak at the Sept. 24 luncheon of the Orange County Coast Associa- tion. The newly appomted Dettloff will provide an update on the commission. Membership in the associdtion is open to officials, business lead- ers and members of the commu- nity m coastal cities from Seal Beach to San Clemente. The luncheqn will be held from 11.30 a.m to 1:30 p.m . at the 8dl- boa Bay Club, 1221 w Coast Highway, Newport Bec1ch. Admission is $20 For reservc1tions or more mformation, Cdll {949) 660-8665, ext. 3. · . La Dolce Vita fWld- raiser date set The sucth annual La Dolce Vito will be held to bcnelit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at 6 pm. Sept. 27 at the South Coast Plaza Village Green next to Antonello Ristorante. The event w11l leature Jive music and dancing, live and suent auctions a nd a four-course mea1 prepared by Franco Barone exeC'- utive chef at Antonello Ristorante. Karl and Conny Bergstrom will be the guests of honor in recogru- Lion of their support of numerous chanties. Tickets are $125. All proceeds will go to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Cystic fibrosis is 'the most common fatal genetic disor~ der among children in the United States. South Coast Plaza Village · Green and Antonello Ristorante dfe at 1611 Sunflower Ave., Santa Ana. For reservc1tions, call (714) 938-1393 Author will speak, sign books at luncheon Martin Rutte, co-author of "Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work," will speak at a lunch rec~ption of the Young Execu- llvcs of Amenca from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fnday. Rutte. who hai. been a consul- tant for London Life Insurance, Southern Cc1Womia Eruson, The World BdJlk and other orgaruza- t10ns, will sign his book following the luncheon. ·Cost is $30 for nonmembers and $20 for members. The lun- cheon will be held m the Gover- nors ·Room of the Balboa Bc1y REAPERS HOIUNE 642-6086 D••ly Piiot. PO. Box 1560, Cosu Mew, CA. 92626 Copyright: No news stories. lllusttations, echto· rial matter or adwrt1'9ml'nu- heretn am be reproduced with· out written permission of copy- right own«. WEATHER VOL 92, NO. 221 ; THOMAS H. JOHHSOf«, • Pvbllsher • WIUJAM L080£U. • ,. Editor • STEV! MAlt8LE. • M•nag1ng Editor : T1NA ~GAnA, Assktant M•naglng Editor • NMSTAOA FREUOG : City Editor • STIVl EAMES. ~Editor *>GEJt CNUON, • Sp<>ftS Editor MMC MMTIN. Photo Editor LYNNISOLA. Oi~ay Advef't~ NOY OITilHG, Clauif.-d Adllertislng LANA~ Promotlonl PltAMOO SHAH. • Chitf Fll'lllfleiel Offi<er Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or N"WS tips AQDRESS Our address ls 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa., Cahf,.92627 ) COBREOJQNS It is the Pilot's polky to p<ompt- ty correct all errors of substance. Please c.11 574-4233 m The Newport Be.cM:osta Mtil Dally Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is publl$hed ~through Sat- urday. In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa; subscr1ptlons are only tv•ll.t>le by subtalblng to The Tlmes Orange County (BOO) 252·9141. In Melt outsiM of Newport ... ~ litld Cost. Mey, sUbscripttOnS to the Oatly Pilot only ..-. w4111.tile by tTWMI for s 10 per month Secood ct.. ~ p.id .t Ce>N MeN. CA (Prices lndude all~ stat• IMld local ...... , flOSTMAS. Ttlt Send~ dwl99I tO The Newport 8NWCo.u Mel.- HOW JO REACH US CJrcua.tlon The Times Of•noe County ~~t!,141 (i'.;'f:i'~2·5678 ~642-4321 News S40 1124 =642-4330 Sl)Orts FH ~170 : d•ilyplloteMrthllnk net MalnOffke BuslMU Office 642-<4321 luslness Fn 631-5902 ....... Cl ·•'*"· ""'*"" .., ao ............ VD~ Ger.rel~ .,. ~CH A!',.,_,,__, lEMPERATUftES Balboa 78164 Corona del Mar 77/65 Costa Mesa 79163 Newpon Beath 78164 Newport (04$t 7816S SURF FORECAST LOCATION .••••••.. SIZE Wedge ..••... 4.fl sw/nw Newport •.••• 2·3 sw/nw Blackies ...... 2·4 sw/nw R111er Jetty ...•. 2-4 sw/nw CdM , •• , •.••. 2•3 swlnw TIOES TODAY F1rit low 2.16 am .•.••••••••• .() 1 Ftl'\t high 8·40 a.m .•.••••••••• 49 Second low 2:11 p.m ..•••....• , • , 1.7 Second high 8'10 p.m ....••••••••. 58 FRtDAY First low 2 49 a m ..•••••••.•. o.o F1~t high 9.08 a.m •••••••••••. 5.0 Second low 2 47 p.m •••••......• 14 Second high 8·48 pm •••......••. 58 WATIR 'IUW'ERATURE: . . . . 67 SURF Well, the wav aren·1 · uoing to he the Hest lhal we hav ~n aU y 11r, Expet't kOM)• to ch I· hlgh 1urf Th iwell ls out or the west•IOUlhW t every t O MrofKi We havtl a bac.kground north· w t wind swell giving W4vtlll tofi\41 utrA bounce, Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 759-5456. OCC holds workshop on working at home Sandy Anden.on will teach two workshops based on her book •Tue Work-At-Home Balancing Act" from 9 a.m. to 4 p .m. Oct. 3 atOCC. The first workshop will focus on starting a successful business at home and will be held from 9 am. to noon. The second work- shop, which will focus on "Mas- teling the Work-at-Home Balanc- ing Act," will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Anderson's book focuses on changing your Westyle, maximiz-: mg productivity, establishing boundaries, dealing with isola- tlon, managing household and' fdmily responsibilities and· other• issues unportant to people who: work at home or intend to. : Anderson, has worked at home• for nearly 10 years, used the: work-at-home population as the: topic of her dissertation for her. doctorate. . ! Re915tration tee OCC IS $451 per class ot$79 for both classes. A: $10 material fee will apply to each: class. Anderson's book will be• available for $13 OCC is at 2101: Fairvtew Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-: 5880. f 01 Ill .llCOID ln Gay Geiser-Sandoval's column Monday, •GMna aed- it where it is due for stuCfmta in honors classes,• the date of the . next school board meeting should hove been Tueiday. In Wedneldoy's story "Hit- ting the jackpot.• a statement about Costa Mesa Council· woman Ubby Cowan wu • incorrect. Cowan supports the • city's tint-time home buyers : : usiJt4nce program, but does • not support the portion of tbe l program that pr:ovides mane. $ tary help for police officers to € live in the city. . • • j POLICE FILES NEWPORT IEAOt • West ~ ~lltd: A watch worth $800 wets stolen from a home in the 1 ooo block • ~ Ortve Several rtems of clothing worth S550 were stolen from a coin-operated laundry in the 200 block. • • N9wport c.m.r Ortft: A cellular phone worth S500 WM stolen from a car in the 600 block. · • .-.Hun Court: Several items of jewelry wonh $3,000 were stolen from a home in the first block. ' • UnlWlf"Slty Drtve: A cellular phone wotth S200 was stolen from a car In the 2500 block. COSTA MESA •Avenue of the Arts Several items of Je\Wlry worth $1, 120 "were stolen ftao,u. t1eJn tht 3l00 block.. _ • ....., StNet: A wallet and Its contents worth $81 wet"• stoten from • ,., in the :uoo block. • Golf C..... Drtwe: A set of goH dubs, 1 p11I; of shoes and ~f t>.lh Worth S2.690 wwe stoten 1n the 1700 block. • ...,_ ..... : Comput.r pwts wor1h S1,000 Mf9 stolen from 1 home In the 2200 blodt. . • '-"" c.wlM Drtwe: A Compact dis( steNO wonh SJOO WM stolen from • CM In the MOO blodc. • ~ t' I ,. l Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, 5eptember 17, 1998 AS , Constrnction a long and winding road BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Caltrans fa~ility opens in Costa Mesa The only way to deal with the morass of news of.a president who has demt>aned his office and his public trust mindlessly and lfTevocably, and the prnsecutor who chose to expose in salacious, unnecessary and inexcusable detail the manner in which he did it is to think on other matters I can wrap my head around. Uke the way in which the Angels are backing into a pennant. Or the apparent endless construction on ~ircb Street. • I made a vow lost year that I · wouldn't lecWe Uus planet until . the Angels won a World Senes 7ind the widening of Birch Street in my neighborhood was com - pleted. Al the time, the Angels seemed the least bkely to speed tny demise. , But all that has changed. While the Angels close in on the playoffs, the people allegedly involved in rebuilding Birch have simply disappeared from the face of the Earth, leaving chaos behind. At Uiis moment, I'm con- vinc~J.hey are ensuring me a )ong We. For those of you who don't tlrive through the area bounded by Bristol Street, Irvine Avenue pnd Birch, a little history would be helpful. ln order lo relieve trdffic through this area, irwas deemed wise to convert Bucp rrom two to four lanes. At least I think it's four. It's hclrd to tell with the telephone poles now running down the middle of the slreet end debris cluttering up the pic- ture Work got under wny on th.ls 'Wlderung project well over a year ago -although it seems more bke 10 In its early stdges, it reminded me of an extensive remodeling of our house. Both projects started like gangbilsters, THI llLL CURVE then sailk slowly into. atrophy. When our contractor and his crew were teanng out the por- tions of our house to be replaced, they worked lik.e hell, with debris flying all over the place. And that's how the Birch project started. Swarms of workers dug . up everything in sight, m~g it extremely difficult to use the street, which lS our major access to the outer world A lot of that debns is still there a year later, but the workers are gone -probably tearing up ' some other street so they can abandon it to tear up another. To the layman, 1t would appear the people running t.hiS project are very heavy on tearer-uppers and light on finishers. Which leads to a question more and more of us are asking: Who is responsible for the creep- . mg pace of Uus pro1ect? It took me several phone calls to find out v.:here this particular buck stops. His name 1S Herman Pelaez, and he's Orange County's supervisor of construction. The tone of weariness and resigna- tion in his voice makes 1t clear that he hdS dealt with these questions before But first, the fa cts. The project started Aug. 4, 1997, with a 12- month construction schedule. It is now six weeks behind schedule and not even close to completion. I·was assured, however, by Pelaez that the project would be finished by Thanksgivmg -a kind of early Chnstmas present for those of us who were expect- mg to live with this forever. Pelaez blames the delay on four arcwnstances over which he .had no control: the El Nino rains, which fTequently created impos- sible working conditions; an underground utilities plan that was both old and inaccurate; firestorms that required Southern California Edlson to shlft its workers away from the Birch site; and problems with property owriers ranging from lack of cooperation to lawswts. Most property owner com- plaints have to do with condi- tions surrounding the construc- tion, such as access to property and dirt or damage caused by construction equipment. Pela~z allows that ·such complaints are routine on construction jobs - part of the operation. Usually res- idents have valid complaints, but not dlways. l have t6 decide the difference.• Then he adds, a little plam- tively, •It may dppear to you that there are no workes:s, but you can't tell from the surface )that is going on." I accept that. There may be hundreds of Edison, Pacific Bell and Comcast workers scurrying about underground hooking up their lines so they c~ tear down the poles. But all my neighbors and I know IS that the ruts we dnve over and the temporary r.----------------~ 18ATUBDAY SIDEWALK SALE 1 I TAKE AN EXTRA 20°/o off I I our already 1/2 off prices of I ... . Samson_ite Luggage, I · I American Flyer I I & Bill Blass Luggage I I I I IT.IHCUCI I J THE FLOO·R GUYS SINCE 1953 33% OFF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF All Ceramic Tiles All In Stock ca·rpets All In Sto ck Vjnyls . -., LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL fME-Ufett,ne Installation Worranty EBU-Upgraded Padding FREE-Ufettme POdding warranty ~-Old Carpet & Pod RemoVal fBH-Floor Care Kit ER££-Furniture Moving • CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS ,.., -"'!......., .. AML.Jai. f..f IAr. ,...,,. " .... .,, ___ .... ,, 114 £Mr Tf" lr1111 CoirA MIU, c' 91111 -- /7te# road we Odv1ydle ti1wen't changed m 111(\ny w1~ks. Nor have those maj~slk power polP.s which, mcidc•ntally, they mu::.1 have knowri hve years dgo ' would have to be removed - landing i1 nl entmel directly LO the center of where we would like one day to dnve. It's down- right disheartening da.y after day to see more power poles than workers on the job site. My neighbor tw1ce-removed, • .fohn Crean -who can only get , out of his estate by hC'lkopler or· d Great. Circle surface route because of the conslruellon called the othenidy to point out that the SedbeP<i of World War If did bigger jobs m thrf'e wePks on Pacific atolls, often under ene· my tire. It's probably too Idle, but thdl suggests two po-.sible solutions on Birch Street Bnng in the Sea bees or put the whole prow< t under fire. Al Uus stdge, only th~ ldtter program would seP.m to he dppropnate -and I'm ture I could raise an army vecy qu1Ckly. • JOSEPH N. BELL 1S a santa Ana Heights resi~ent. His column runs Thursdays. A new Caltrdns mamtl•nunce facibty op n-. m Custa. ~ec;ci • today w1lh a nbbon-cuttmg C'P.tcmony · The public 1s invited to attend the dedkalion of the factlit}', ··which has taken a year to budd. Caltrans tote D P\llY Director foc.Mdinlcndnc Loe 0 IP.r ..... 111 fly m from Sac:rdmc.nto to speak. • M~yOl.Peter Build also ts expnct 'd to ttttend • The 5-dcre mcimtenancc fdc1lit} will hou e sPven mamte· nance crews and 1s locah;d unclN lht> interchange of the Corond del MM and Costa Mesd fwewrty:.. The crews will sr>rve Costa Mesa. Newport . Bedch, Hunlfngtori BeClch Irvine, Ldgund Niguel and Seal Beach The cen?mony will hegm.dt 10.a rp. at thf> mairttcn<mce yar1, • 1090 S Bristol St' · · Used-oil coll ection has festivP flair Costa Mesa ofhoals will collect usrd oil ~1.1twc.ld} dl an evc>n1 complete with music and g1v~dWd} from radm stdhon Power 106. • The city hds joined thr> radio :stallon, Pep-.1 and Pep Boy .. Automotive to encOurdge ~·ople to properly d1 cdrrt usPd 01.I. The event features foee ice crc~dm anct d concert tJCket rctffle. Pepsi will provide free· drinks <1nd Pep Boy~ w111 ·gwe away shop rags and used-oil containers The event is funded by d grnnl from the .;tdtP Integrdted Wdste Management Board and is•mtended to appeal to men ages 18 to 25. Oil will be collected ftQm noon to 2 pm. at Pep Boys, 2946 Bri~tol St Ladies' & Men's Hawaiian Resort Wea·r owou Starts Today Thursday, September 17IB to Monday September 21 s: 5 DAYS ONLY! -. Large Selectioti of Men's Sport Shirts Special Discounts up to 50% Off. I • Hawaiian Dresses (long & short) • Hawaiian Shorts & Sho!t Sets • Men's Aloha Shirts •Men's Golf Knits • Men's Casual Pants & Shorts •Men's Jeans • Men's Shoes LADIES' SHOES, HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES • Co/e .. Hami • Supcrga. • Feitdi •Ra/pit Laure11 .• Yves Snil~t Laurent • Donald Pli11er • Gucci • Aud JVJorc! . Hours: Mon.-Sat.. 1010 6 Suntl•y11 lol A4 Thursday, September 17, 1998 Newport B8och/Costo Meso Doily Pilot . Th e glow of meeting Bill Clinton dims in 41 • • .. --.. -~ WHAT'S • WHAT'S AR.OAT runs perlodlcally. If you know of an event or activity that could appear In this column, please mail the Information to Harbor Pilot. 330 W. hy St., Costa Mesa 92627 or fax It to 646- 4170. AFLOAT Davey's Locker, 400 Mam St., Bal- boa, 673-1-43.4. light of recent White House controversy SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISH- ING CHARTERS I t was as fortwtous moment m an otherwise typical day on the Job back m 1992 the room from where we were standmg. IOTEIOOI . meet you,• he repeated at least 2S times. As an editoiial researcher for th~ Los Angeles Tunes, the closest ~ever came to a prcs1- ch•nllctl candidate was a photo- Wc:tph. But all that changed moments after a light bulb went • out apove.my computer, 'A~ a perky mamtenance workt>r stood atop my desk . · replacmg the bulb, my 1 t portN's mstincb kicked m, "You stay over here, and U, and • only if he agrees to come over, you may shake hands.· Turrts out Clinton walked into the room and barely ·so, l hear candidate Bill Clinton is com.mg for an ed1tori- c1l mE>elmg sometune·today?" I -.lyly osked • Yecth, he's due to amve m 1 ~minutes \n the Globe Lob- by.· she ~wd finished greeting the Tunes' publisher and edi,tor befoce he spotted us. · · l qwckly called a coffee hr ak and scooted down two lloors where I was met by an ortny of reporters.and cowork- l'l'6, all wa.iting for the cand.J- dat(' with the piercmg blue eyes ctnd "ctw shucks" smile. He left the top brass stand- ing in his shadow and walked over to·us, the lowly reporters and researchers, many of us who'd risked a firm warning from our bosses for exceeding the 10-minute·qreak Unut just to A bunch of stiff Secret Ser- vice types complete with stnped liP.s and earplugs hnefed us as we slood anxious n teen-agers behind the velvet ropes set up for the visit . get a glimpse of the man from Hope -a man many of us had already deeded would be our next Rresident. · · "When he comes m, ho's qomg to walk thdl way," <Jrowled a burley bodyguard, pointing to the opposite side of One by one,. C}lllton gra.bbed hands and mqs:te eye contact with each and every one ,of us, leaving bodygvards scr-amblirig to see what he'd do next. ·"Ht. I'm ~ill. It's great to '. A~u AL~AYS KEPT YOURSELF ~ )_/'-ACTIVE AND HEALTHY FUNNY HOW SOME THINGS NEVER CHANCE. . FREE SENIORFlu SHOTS ---mJ--- H EALTI-f ExPO Tu~y, October 6 9am -2pm 9920 Talbert (at Brookhur'it) Founta1•1 Valley FREE Health Screenings and infdnnat1on, including: • I lu Clime, Compliments ol Talben Medical Croup fountain Valley • Brcac;t ( ancer • P<>'>tun.: • Vital Signs •Wc1gh1 Loss • ~troke • Arthnt1s • I lvrcnens1on • Osteoporosis • Jornt Replacement • Refreshments, • < >n<. on-One Talk entertainment, . ... ... And that's how it.went for the rest of Clinton's campaign. Alter four years of • George Bush •we were hot for a presi- dent we could con- nect with. And he seemep to clue in. to that. Clinton rocked. He blew the sax He wore dark shades. He put the thnl1 back into politics and, with the help of M1V, made voting thP hippest thing to come along since snow- boarding. My husband, Denrus, and I new home from our honeymoon in Ita ly on election night in 1992. Clinton didn't win by much of a margl!l over Bush that night, but he remained in the lead from the moment we bOarded m Mila.I\ until we land- ~ in Los Angeles. . H ow did we know that? Our pilor ga'1e us election updates all the way home. And with each and every announce- ment flight attendants cheered in the aisles and pa.ssengen toasted with fellow passengers. We were enamored with this guy. To say Clinton is charis- matic is an understatement. The man is downright bewitching. But with Congress now deciding whether he ought to be temoved from office, it · appears those attributes of Cho- ton's that captured the hearts and mindS of voters, jaded reporters and lowly researchers, may lead to his undoing. And as r watch history unfold on line and on TY, I'm thinking not so much about blue dresses, taped telephone calls and White House trysts. I'JD thinking about whether I'll evercare as much again about presidential campaigns. Whether I will ever be able to believe in another candidate again . And I'm thinking about bow . gray Clinton has grown. How his smile seems to be slowly slipping downward. And how dim those eyes have grown. Like that ligb! bulb. •JACQUEUNE FOX is the business and politics reporter for the News. Press. She can be reached at 637-3232 . SEA EXPLORERS The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County seeks young men ages 14 to 18 to participate in a maritime experience program encompassing sailing, seaman- ship, piloting, navigation and cruising. They meet at 7 p.m, every Wednesday at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call Mike Stewart at 642-6301 or Jerry LaPointe at 551-8591. FISHING PISH SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered from every Monday and Tueaday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Partiopants leave from the Balboa Pavilion Cost is $125 per person. For more infor- mation, call 673-2810 DORY FISHING FLEET Get to .the Newport Pier/McFad- den Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh tatch of the day. The fish is prepared for sale at the open-air market. PISHING TIUPS Fishing supplies and o~n and pri- vate boat charters are available at Newport Landing Sporthshing, 309 Palms, Swte F, 675--0550, Falco Fishing Ct!arters, 832-7708: and Day and rught fishing charters are available for groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarten. on the Balboa Peninsula, j73-2810. FISIUNG BOAT RENTAIS Streamline center collSole fishing boats can be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on the Balboa Peninsula. The -boats a.re ~pped with live· bait tank.S, fish finders and VHF radio. Available by hour and half-. day rates at $170. Full-day rates are $240. U-Orive offshore boats . equipped with VHF radios can~ ' rented by the hour, half-day or full- day. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the day. Call Balboa Boat Rentals at 673-7200. LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or wind.surf at Resort Watersports Windsurfers and 14· foot sailboats are -available for rental at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1150 MARINA SAILING Marina Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone offers sailboat rentals and private lessons. Advanced classes include navigation, big boat, pow- er boat, introduction to heavy weather and first-mate instruction. Call 673-7763 Jor more infonna- . tion, or the Blue Doiphin Sailing· Club at 644-2525 or the Lido Scill· ing Club at 675-0827 for rentals. The ()range County . · ·. i{is~anic ·· . £ducatio~dowment ~und __ . with Physic.tans gifts and more1 for more information. please call toll free t -888-626-2662. 0 O RANGE COAST ~ TALBERT Seni or Exclusives. MEMORIAL M to1cAL The rewards MEOltAL CINTER c a o u, are wtll dese r ve d. Through the generosity of corporations and lndlv1duals, The Hispanic Education Endowment Fund Is oil the t hreshold of establishing a $1 million endowment to enhance educaUonaJ opport unities for Hispanic youth. ~----------~~----------, : STARBRIG'rr SPECIAi.Sf: 5 -STA.R.. I I 4-STAR · · I I o~11SfJ~~·i ;·o~11Sf f95 • Full-8ervtee Wub I I • Full-8erriee Waab with with Sealer Wax I I ........ wax • Blue Coral Triple I I Carnauba wax I I • Blue Coral• Foam Wax • Blue Coral• Clear Coat I I • ARMOR Ali• .Tl.rea with AutoFom I I • ARMOR A.LL• Enerlor I I (lneiudea tires) I I • OZWM• A.Ir Frffbener I I grvtn~Mata . Wltla e.. ............ ·•tset• I I -• OZIUM• Air Freshener HVlnJ'IMata L----------~L----------~ Off~~ and I/tank ou1J< Jjlo 1l40JfJ who have nu1rk llu".J f <AJ.U'ble. Patron '11 Circle (Annual contribution of S25,000 or more) Friend11 of California State University, Fullerton Frlend11 of University of California, Irvine MANA of Orange County TheEillnerFoundaHon Miller Brewing Company Olga and Fernando Niebla Sage Hill School Southern California Edison Time11 Mirror Foundation The Time• Orange Co'unty Wa11hington Mutual Chairman'• Circle (Annual contnbutlOn of ST0,000 or more) The law firm of Alvarado, Smith, Villa & Sanche: · Avila '11 El Ranchi to Cordoba ·corporation , Di•neyland Ruor Foundation Hl•panlc Bar Anoclation of Ora,,.e County ,,-Hl•panlc Chambf!r of Commerce of Ora,,.e County Irvine Health Foundatlpn KMEX-TV Channel 34 La Opinion Luclty Store11, Inc. Union BaAk of Callf.ornla Socorro and Erne11to Ya11quu I11abelle Yllla•eiior/McDonald'•· . . . -.-=---~~, f.~ or:.11 (J,~,,,0.:ftl~<nt 0olknr cktl'al:o~l September 25, 1998 • The Hyatt Regency, Irvine For. ticket information, plea$e call (949) 5534202, ext. 27 TM H""°1f k Educotk1t1 EndfHOOH'rtf Fund llJUMI to thanlt lfr'I 7Yma °'°'Wt County and tlw Dalty Piiot for dwlr lft.ltlnd contribution ""'"" ftllttl o/ #wt a..°*''>' o..n...,tty ~ • ' •, • - Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot TALK TO THE ANIMALS SINARTUS SOSROOJOJOIOAILY PILOT Animal care Spf?clalist Philip Hunkins demonstrates some of the trlcks that Echo, a 1I1..acaw, ls capable of perfomung during a recent show. Several macaws are in the care of the Ram For- est Cafe tn Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza. Thur.day, September 17, ~ 998 AS ~ Couple. give UCI $2.1 Iriillion . •·Corona. del Mar residents e~ark their donation for research into Parkinson's, Alzheimer's. ~Plol CORONA· DEL MAR -Hav- ing watched the painful mental detenoration that occurs with AlzhelDler's and Parkinson's dis- eases, -Robert and Margaret Sprague of Corona del Mar have donated $2 .1 million to the • UCI ~ College of Mediane. · The gµt is one of the largest ' pnvate dondtions UCI received m 1997-98 The Spragues' donation has been used to endow a chair for the college and to upgrade a cyclotron,· which makes radioac- tive compounds that can be safe- ly m1ected into a human body. The money also helped upgrade a camera that pho- tographs the bram functions 1den- llfied l;>y rad.loactive compounds. MWhat his gift has done is enable the Brain Imaging Center . to be on the cutting edge of devel- oping new diagnostic tests and treatments for brain illnesses,• .said Dr. Steven Potkm, the cen- ter's d.lrector Diseases the center can diag-. nose include schizophrenia, depression and Alzheimer's and Robert Sprague's father, Nor· man, died from Parkinson's dis- eese 20 years. C)go, and his sist~r. Audrey Moore, died of Alzheimer's disease three y~rs ago. - "I've been interested m the development of Parkmson's for several years," Robert Sprague said. Sprague, an 82-yedT-old for- mer real estate developer, said he felt the·helplessne.<is of watching his loved ones suf {er. • "The hardest part.is watcl).ing two very mentally active people deteriorate,• he said. ·u·s a very painful experien·ce. • The Spragues donated $1 mil- lion to endow a chair at UCI, which Potkin said would lead to morn coUege research. "It. will allow for a gretlter emphasis on re~earch and new te< hnology, • Potkin said. . · The Brain Imagmg Center 1 • onP of only fr.Jc in the state' tha~ has d Pos1tfon Emission Tornogra"' phy camera. The final $100,000 ot the Spragues' donation was·used to support radio diemislry • r1>se11rch at the center. lthough there . aren't any C'ltrt>~ yet tor Alzheimer's or Parkmson's diseast?S, the· contri- h\lt111ns will go a long way 'toward • the development of treatmch15 dnd eventual cure, Potkin said. ·someddy, using the [earner<(] dnd lhe cyc.:lotron, we'll be abl~ to hnd a cure,• PoOdn ~d. "That:. tllP hope • Parkmson's diseases. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ====~~~~=============~~!SIE=:~=========~====~~~·~· ~~·~ Newport : : BEAUTY SUPPLY: MERCURY INSURANCE . ""~ ·.. __ . . . Call For Quotes ENTEU A DUAWING TO WIN Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition Studio Work "Gardens Beyond Spring Gate .. 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FRJOAY Hanc!l~-(1.D Arom~therap) for Ba\oei and Ctuldren Crea\P "i ow O\\TI Rea~ will be pres.er ted :f.tom 10 to i· am at th Pa• Caf i-d~ • 1other s Mar ·pt and '. .. , ~ ., 225 E J rlh St Costa • . ., esen aUOn, are reqw:~ • ~ c u.dormaucm call 595-W.7 _ Cbolloh Now Available for The Holidays ,,,.----.....-. I • OK>colate Chip \ l ·~I I • Snickerdoocle I •M&M I • Pearut Butter I I 11urt Present eoupon I I t.o ;m , I ------ 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (By V/rerehouse Records) 6 6-1440 ~ Mon-sat 6am. 6:30 Whdtever your Landscape or Maintenanc.e ..---~~~-;--needs, Lloyd'~ can do it all ... THINICINC MOUT LANDSCAPINC Olt YARD ltlAINTENANCl1 CA.LL HJ• A Fltll HTltlATE TOOAYI I SATURDAY A Mck-cowitr)· bib wil1 take pLl~e. :from 9 a:.m. ·to noqn at Gq'$1,al CO-.~ .Sum~ P<ir • 8'71 E Coast ifi1gh\\..ay. :b Bea~h . Hi ers ·;ill. mee·· :\" El. Morro \'"l51tor Center Pc::-.;-:: .s S5 FGr more a.nformat.lon Cdll t '9J 4 • 3530 ~ 14th tmnu.i..I ~Cl~ Da~ will begin at 9 a m. at Reef Poin par wig lm cl Crystal C<n-e Slate Par 8.fi 1 E Coast Hlgb- ._.. ay , C°t'-J>Ort Beadl. :Parking 1S S5 For more inform::uon call pl ~iD be ghen c:tm- mg pea hours at ·fother' } .. tar- • t and • tChen 225 E 17th St .• 9~0} 4 -3.>39 Costa Mesa Vendors y,ifl se• Se"'t· Leaf ?'o\atura.l C~ine LLC o' Costa 1esa v.'ill prese'"· coqking class on sea treaSUies abl up \>,'1th products for th~ public o tr} "Hours arc Jrom 9 a m to 10 p.m for more infor - ma Uon c:au (7H} t.131-4741 You are cordially in~~J1ed to attend a Seminar: \. Is the Bull Market Over? Hosted b v: . _,AG~ & So~·s, !nc. r SJPC . in conjunction \\ ilh Thoma H. Birk. Vice Pre ident of Goldman. Sa~h & '"o. This eminar \viii be held Thur day, Sept. 24lh Irvine Saturday .. Sept. 26th ewport Beach R.S.Y.P. b~' epL 21 t · .. . . (949) 862-1235 -n1y . Newport Beocih/Cos!o J.l.e~ Doily Pilot · COllOlld .a tJae Corou deJ J MONDAY -· Brandl Ubnll)'. ties of wmJ4 5hOps t eaturirtg tJ fi!' tor eff ectivt use of library rt.'1001 • will bt pr nted from 7 to 8:30 p.rn every WedneSday thr<>pgh Not 25 at the libraJy, 420 Muigolcl Ave. The wofkshops wiD also fea. nue strategies for Web naviga. oon. Admbsion ls free. for more tnf onnbtion. call 111-380 I . Free z I a will be gtftll dar· iDg peat bows at Mother's Mar- k.et and KilcheD, 22S E 17th S , cosia Mesa. Vendors will tables. up with products for the ~to~ .flours are fiom 9 a.m. to Jo p.m.. For more infor- mation, can (714) 631~741 TUESDAY Moalca KJem wW preteol a tree ,semmar titled A~ Sdence Of I.:ife from 7 to 8 pm ct lhP Pauo Cafe at Mot.bet's Market and 1Gtcben. 225 E. 17th SL. Cos1b Me- sa Resen·ation.s are :requ'ired. For immmabon, c.aD (800} 59s.6667 Ma.rU)'JI Joyce . wtlJ present a SemJnAr and bo6k ligning bUoo Soy Beans-HCdlth Insurance m d Pod from 1 to 8 p.m. ot ~ Pcstio Cafe at p:;foflitP"' Mii.rket and Kitchen. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Meses. BOok 51grung Will be from 8 to 8 30 p m. Reservations arc r~red For ml'Jre Wonnation, aill (000159s.fJ667 •• SEPT. 29 WEDNESDAY Tbe ~ork.ers '°"ill meet from 11 45 a.m. to 1 pm dl the Costa Mesa Golf dlld Country Club, 1101 Goll Course Dnve Adm.is· sioo 1S S12 and includes lunch For more inforrtldt.J~n. call 885- 0093 How Loud a.re the Dogs Barking, a free luncheon Investment senu. Ildf, will be presented at 12:30 pm. at The Arches, 3334 W. Coast Highway.' Newport Beach. For infonnabon.call(949)723·8362 SEE TOWN PAGE A 8 ' MODELING SE.MINAR find OUI hov. to get liLl.lled a a fa h1on model fOIT'lkf 1op 1TK.11kl & agcf)C)' owner, Mae\e Malone 1 cooduum~ a 2-da> modchn!; t.emlnar. 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Find out the facts "'Long Term care: ~ really needs It? Wlat does Mediaft COYer? Long Tenn Care myths debunked! ., 1 M changes to Medicare: its affects on Seniors ,, The New Tu Law: hoW It wm effect your t .. •• and your retirement finances ~Estate pAannfng for middle clan folka-dlalnherlt the IRS ~ 3 easy Stltpa to avoid outllvtng yow .... ta ,, Non Qu9ttfted vs. Tu Owltfted Long Tenn Care poflcJea or-Gow:; •tr•nt •PP'O'led reYef"M mortgage• for Senion ,, Insurance poHclea: How much to own; Wwt to I<><* out f orl Co-. M!M-~~ Communtty Cent., 18.S Plltk '4. Sept 23rd, 10.m-12 00 or 2 00-•()()pm , . 8'•-Br•~C...~Aoom.886 • Mldton Wlly,Stipt 241\, to.m -12 00 Of 2 00 -.. OOpm ful!trJpn -F\Aler1Dn MuWJm C..... AUdttorl Im, 301 N. PomoN /we ,Sept. 22nd 1o.m-12 00 or 2 00-• OOpm H~1 Bwc!l -Hu-ftington Beed\ lltnry, T81b9rt Room. 7111 Tlllbert. Sept 22rid. 109m -12 00 or 2 00 -<4 OOpm Los Afl! 11r'1o! -Los ~ R9Ct'..aotl C.-AcbYity Room 10911 O.t S1rMl, ~ 22nd. 1Dltm-12 00 or 2:00-•()()pm Muion Y)!io-lihlion Vftio Utnry, 25208 ~ ~. sept: 24th, 1o.m -12 oo or 2m -·~ Stl!I Bwch -~ s... ew:t. ~ c...... 3333 St. Qoud Driw (Rownoor Shoppil'I C.--Senior Melts SM), Sept 23rd, 1o.m -:t 2 00 Clf s.,t. 241'1 2 00 -4'00pm RSVP U hr. hofltte-I00-777_,.71 .. ~--..... ,-------------- .-.. .. . - .. Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Daily Pilot ThurKJoy, September 17, 1998 A7 f t t • • I , ' t , • • • • • • "~ifty Years of Excellence ContinueS" ., · --....._. twas _?O years ago this_ week the\t Orange Coast College offered its first classes. On Monday, September 13, 1948--20 months after the college··was founded--OCC opened its.d_oors to students. The college seemed a lonely place at first; located off by itself--surrounded on three sides by barley fields--on 243 acres of deactivated Santa Ana Army Air Base land. The community soon grew up around it, however. Military barracks buildings were converted into OCC's first classrooms, labs, athletic facilities and offices. A total of 33 faculty members, and 533 students, were on hand for that first day of classes. Orange C?~st College has flourishedin ,the ensuing five decades. The modern campus today has· a staff of nearly~l ,300 full and part-time employees, and a scuden(populatio~ that exceeds 25,000. OCC transfers more students to four-year universities than any other community college in Southern California. The college also offers more than ~O outstanding vocational and career programs. OCC has been celebrating its 50th anniversary for the past 13 months, -. . since Augus~ of 1997. The observance will continue through December. Theme for the commemoration is "Fifty Years of Excellence Continues·.,, This week's activities--a birthday party and. Orange Tie Gala--will be ·the crowning events of the year-and-a-half-long celebration. This week OCC takes an opportunity to recognize the incredible energy ~nd spiri~ of its founding faculty, staff and s_tudents. Their hard labor--plus subsequent . . . contributions by countless thousands of others--has paid enormous dividends. Orange Coast College today is one of the finest two-year institutions in the land! Happy 50th, OCC! New Technology Ce11tec__ t 0 , > E t ' , Two Very ~pedal Events: OCC's 50th Anniversary Birthday Party • Thun.day, September l 7, l 998. 11 a.m. to j p.m .. in chc OCG Quad. • Free co che public. • <ipec1.il program bcgim at 11 :.~0 01.rn. • '\n OCC pirace will skydive imo the Quad at noon l\11.ut the 1.099- pound birthday cake! • Free barbecue and birthday cake. • OCC's Nauonal Champion chc.'Cr and d.tn squads to perform. 50th Anniversary Orange Tie (;aJa OCC's Gala will be held on SacurdaY, \c.pcember I 9. 199~1 from 6:30 p.m. co Midnight at che H}att Regt:n1.\ Irvin!.". Th~ <.'\t:ning "ill include dinner, dancing. encerrJinmenc, .t 'ilenc ~uciion and an awards ceremony. A few rit:ker-. remain. Ncr' proceed~ \\ill go tO\\ard e .. cablishing a scholarship in che name of founding.OCC l'rC",idenc, Dr. Basil H. Perer~on. Proceeds from che gala ..-.ill be: macd1c:d--up ro $I 00.000-b~ Hubbard C. Howe. Jr., of New York, '('n of Hubhard C. "I lub" Howe, Sr., the first pre .. idenc of 0( C., hoard of crmcc:c,. Tickets are priced .u S 100. For ltl kt: t information. phone C' 1 q) 432-5645. Contributions from pa,om unahlc to ;,mend the gala will be gracefully accepted . ••••••••••••••• Metitbefs· Of OCC's Alumni Hall of Fame • • • • • • • • • • • ' . L ' [ ' r ' t · I • , I ( • • I I I I ' I • I I • Lvnn AJJm il•t1on.1/ R.Mq~1b11/I Chllmp1c"1 M 11g.m:1 R And n<>n judgt. North Or.mit Counry J.funiopal Court M~rg~· Anduwn · ( t11nmunity A,1h,111, J.f11mi1,t.t and Fam11J Coumtlor Jill Angd { t. C omm1111dtr. Cnlifim11a H1gl11u11J P.ttrol Fom1tr liln•nion miil Riu/10 Rtpt>f'ttr John R.lkcr Via J>rr11'dtnt, Umon &nit Judy Burn\ Ttlnimon \tnur 'Jerry Colc:·Whin;ikrr Author •Ni Momutional Spralttr Ken C()ry • jV,.,,,,, co,,rrolln. 'tau of Califami4 QivcCu Irr BtstJtUtnt Novtlm • Dr. O<lviJ F.mmc' • /lroJMar, So11th C04Jt Rtf"ID'J. Donnu Finpamck .&~ !'mitl.tnt Br-AJ Gate:.' .\Mnff (",,rolltt County of Om111.e ·Or. Will D <.,allw Profinor. "iu/.,,won lln11otn111 James R. Gladewc:ll Pmidrn1 and CEO Glidtu.'fll l.abs James T. Goodm:h. M.D .. Ph.D. Neurologist David A. <:.rant Rmrtd OCC Prrsilbnt ""d Dran Cirmcnm.ira l lcrn.indc:1 Bravo ProjnJor. Saddltbaclt Colltgt Rush N. Hill, II, AlA Ntu'f'Ort Rtath Arrh1ttct Dr. Franklyn l~ Hruu Projr•111r, Unu·m11y of Puxn 5oun1J ~tUan Husuoft, M.D. Pttiuimtum ~J<>hnJOn ~wu StNJIOr, 35th Duma Willwn ~tt Ttln ''"" n •NI M •llcn I'iuu rr Al11Jr Jack Kennedy R.tt1rrJ i::J1Jo1f 1111.h S<hool !'rint1j>t1l Pairkia A. Krone: Community Atm·ut Shirley •Dani" lcyru 'il'M/ptor• ~ul Mat,'llru, l'h,() Profttsor. llC ln•int Mary McAlccr ( ommm111/ Phot"l""phrr RJnd~I M,CvJlr Rtal f°jratt Drr't"'f" 'ferry MlCardlc fom1er PrrH~nt, Ctntury i J fTht R.tal f.J1a1m M.uk Milroy Commtrnal Phoroppl"r Dr. M.mha Nc:wkirk Commtrr1<1/ \!o/unt~tr, Unw~mty of C1l1/om1a Rtgtm . Dr 1 huy 1 h1 Nguyen Grnrral Prrl•flnontr. Ph,,ic~n Nan.er Nohlc: OnU C.Arr Atiminurrwtorlki1'IKA1t C.ulos P~omino Fomitr \~~rU/ &amt CJ"''r:'Pilln!Artor T. Jdlcl'(>n Parker /""""''"' •"" &mtlllng Ntn-,/111 Surr Parodi 7tfn.;u1on Composrr •rui Amt11.tn Leu l" Pcm R.t11mJ Chu/ of /'o/in, C11Y of In mt D.in Qu1S(nbcrry />ir.htr, KAtUIU Ciry R4yak ,,, I'' I 11111 <.Arrl1Mb John J. R)'an flltlJf. Cilifornu .\upni4r c7d11rt Benny RiouJo • F.mntr J.•11t1""/ /~11"'1U J.r11pt l'"1ytr ""'' H"""1CJ1Jur Leon l{ob1n._\on /r/nrwofl a1ul ,\foflDll />1,turt A r 'Jinn Ruiz. \1 D Genrr.1/ Pt.ir1montr. !'/mt.,.,,, R1durd Sh;i" Art .. , Su, IOlll' S Sh;rn /,.,Jg<. Or.mgr < """/') ,\J1mmpa/ nun C:uh~ R.lrf<'fl S1Kmort• (,11Jiforni.1 ,\lntt l oblr]ut tcvc 1immon~ loliqb.tU O[ymp1l' c 110/J ,\frtiA/ist, 19 4 6 I Olym,p1.· Brcinu ,\ft&ihil 1992 O\ln~ UchiMno Oanrrr 'Cho~~Armnr I>1rrrtar Don1t11 Ul'hw:mo 0-Compmr_ /\'YC I!tnrc: \'itu ca faW'lltt&-'f, TOll'O Co1ptmthtm E;1ch \',1Umrr f. T'nltwr f):ftt'tDT. 'i.11w Ft M111 futiwl . . Thomai C. I\ Yuen Formrt V•ief.<>pmzring Offirn, A\1 Rnnrrh Im Cant! Ann" \X 1ll1am ~1uuld, lmmwl lltnl!I' i;l>t/Jm Alhttt \\:ong ' Forour FJJNh•'f' l'rlV Prrntlrm • .A T RntardJ lt1, l>r. i;,.. /\uhl'l'V 'IX 1>0<lmof ~rmttifir Rnhtrr/Nr ·F 2701 Fa:irview Road, Costa Mesa, CA (714) 432-5072 , ' \ ' • ~ • , " ,, fl '" ... .. ' • • • ,, ,, " ., Ill .. Thursdo , September 17, 1998 Send AROUND TOWN items to the t11ly Pilot. Around Town, 330 w Bay St .. osta Mew, 92627; fax them to 646- ~170; or call 540-1224, ext. 228 A com· te hit1ng of Around Town can be nd at www.ta11mea.ci0m/pUot ·A Juried photography exhlbitlon will be on di! play through Friday m th('! Newport Bt>uch Ctty Hall Gallery, 3300 N('wpo rt Blvd. Admission 1s free. Por morn infor- mation, caU (949) 717-3870. A free program tilled Cancer RiSk Awaren<'ss: Winninq the War will be pres<'ntt.'Cl t1t 7 µ.m dt the Newport Beach Ct•nlrttl Llbrary's 'Friends Mf'el!ng Room, 1 OOQ Avo- cado Ave. For more informabon, call 717-3801. The Costa Me a Chamber of Commerce w1Jl pre Pnl Good Morning Costd MC'Sd, d 90- minute Breakfast Boost, from 7:15 to 8:45 a .m. ell the Cosltl Mcsd Co\lntry Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive.., Prepaid n•scrvallons drC $12, or $17 al the cloor For more information, cdll 88 '>-90HO. Free samples will be given dur- mg peelk hoilrs t1l MothN's f\.Iar- ket tmd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th SL. Costa Mcsc1. Vendors will hdvc> · tables set up with products for Uie public to try J lOur!i clrl' from 9 a .m. lo 10 p.m For more informrt· tioo, call 631-4741 Newport HUis Gdrden Club will meet at 9 30 d m dt the Newport Harbor Club I louse• 11, 1900 Port Carlow Plc1ct', NPwport Beach Ldrry 8dumgclrt<>n of Armstrbng NUTScncs will ell'-< uss •How to Care for Bulbs " Prospective members are mv1tt>d. For more mfonndtiOn, c:all (949) 644-8806 The Orange County Bar Associa- tion will pre cnl a enunar on lnteracllve Cowtroom Tiid.l Evi- dence from 6 to 9;15 p.rn. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3~50 Avenue of the Arts, Costil Mcsu .. Dinner and wgislration will be cit 5:30 p .m. Adnusswn for Ordllge County Bar Assoc1t1tion mcmt')('rs is $85; new~dmitlPe members are $70; judges/Jdw btudcnt!l arc $55; and nonmembers dre $115. Prc- registrabon ends Tuesday; elt-the- door registration add $15. Por more informdtion, Cdll (949) 440- 6700, ext. 125 Employee rights attorney and Los Angeles Tunes colwnnist Don 0 sessions will lead a discussion ~nd signing of • Employee Rights in Cdliforrud" .it 7 pm. at Homes & Noble Book.sellers. q53 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is frl'c For more mfonndlion, cdll (949) 759- 0982. ·FRIDAY Hands-on Aromcttherdpy for Babies and Children: Crcctl<• Your Own Recipes will b~ prcsf'nled from 10 to 11 a.m at the Patio C afe at Mother's Mt1rket and K!lchen, 225 E. 17th St.. Costa Mesa. Rcservalions dre n'quired. For more information, Cdll (800) 595-b6()7. The Newport Beach Public Librnry Found<1lion will pre>senl Ordnge County's CuJtural Future c1l 7 p.m cH the Newport Ucdch Ct•ntrnl Llbrt1ry Friends Meeting ~oom, 1000 AvoccJdo Avt• , els d purt of lhe founcldlion's d1slm- q11ic;hed pdncl ch .. cw.~ion series. Cholloh Now Avoiloble For The Holidays 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (By Wherehouse Records} 646-1440 Whdtever your Landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all... ~---""' I • Chocolate Chip l I I oatmeaf.Raisin I I • Snickerdoodle I I I M&M I • Peanut Butter I Must Present Coupon I I up 9ml9a I _...,... ____ _ Open Mon -sat 6am-6:30 m THINKING AIOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCE1 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ,TODAY/ ------- 11-:41 'lft'l•·-LANDSCAPE/MAINTENANCf (949) 646-7 441 Lloyd's NurMtY 6 landscape Co., Inc. 21§3 Fgtryftw Rd. Suitt 216. COlfa MllQ, CA 92627 wtRT LMOICANI / 9"11Kl.flll / UllTlllMCf •. Panelists will include Bru,·e Guenther, chief curator of the Orange County Museum of Art; J~rry Mandel, CEO/president of the Orange County Performing Arts Center; and Zan Dubin, an arts,writer for the Tunes Orange County. Admission is $8 for foundatJon members and $10 for nonroeml.Jers. Seating is limited. For more information, call (949) 644-3296. SATURDAY A back-COUJ\lry hike will take plac«' f'rom 9 a.m. to noon dt C'(Ystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Morro Visitor Center. Parking is $5. For more mfontram>n, call (949) 494- 3539. The t•tb annual Coastal Cleanup Day will begm at 9 a.m. at Reef Point parking lot al Crystd.l Covo State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Parking is $5. For more information, CdU (949) 494-3539. New Leaf Natural Cuisine LLC of Costd Mesa will present a cooking class on sea treasures FULL SET •ACRYLIC • Acry11c w/While Tip • Pink & White Powder • Lume Gel •Silk Wrap • AcryllC •Pink • FILLS •Pink& While • Lume Gel • Sdk Wrap from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. m Costd Melid. Reservations aro re- quired. Adu11ss1on 1s $35. The class 1s limited to four or five people. For more information, call •44-1005. Free samples will be given du.r- ing peuk hours at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa M~sa. Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 O pm. foor more information, call (>11-4741 ~ tldepool walk will take place dt 2:10 p.m. at Crystal Cove State Pt1rk, 8471 E. Coast High- W.c1y, Newport Beach. Walkers will mc'1t Cit' Pelican Point park- ing Jot, No. 2. Parking is $5. For more. mfom1ation, call (949) 494- 3539. . SUNDAY Free samples will be given dur- mg pedk hours dt Mothe r's Mar- kl'l dnd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costd Mesa. Vendors will set table>s up with products for the public to try. l fours arc from 9 d.m. lo 10 p.m. For more infor- ' mation, cdll (714) 631-4741. You are cordially invited to attend a Seminar: Is the Bull Market Over? .. Hosted by: fiG Edwards & Sons, Inc. MembcrSIPC in conjunction with Thomas H. Birk. Vice President of Goldman, Sachs & Co. This seminar will be held Thur day, Sept. 241h . Irvine Saturday, Sept. 26'11 Newport · Beach ~--n .S. V.P. by Sepr:""21St~ (949) 862-J 235. -Amy For mdr• complete information on any of Goldman S chi funds, Incl uding c.,.rges and eapenses pleas. call me for a frH pr0tp9Ctus. PINte rNd It cartfulty before 1nvest1n9 or ~ndmg money, Gofdm.n *hs Funds are d1strib\Jttd by Goldman, S.tens • Co., One New Yott: Plaztt, New York, N.Y. 10004, An investment In ttM funds i~ inwstment risks, including possibl• lou of prlnclJNI. Ne rt Beach Co$to IV\eso DOi MONDAY Free samples will be given dur· ing peak bows at Mother's Mar· ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Vendors will set tdbles up with products for the public to sample. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. For more infor- mation, call (714) 631·4741. TUESDAY . Monica Klein will present a free seminar titled Ayurueda: Science of Life from 7 to 8 p.m. at th9 Patio Cale at Mother's Market d'hd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Me· sa. Reservations are required. For information, call (800) 595-6667. WEDNESDAY The Networkers will meet from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Admis- sion is $12 and includes lunch. For more mfonnation, call 885- 9093. Conned at the Corona del Branch Ubrary, a senes of wor~ shops featuring tips for effectiv use of library resources, will presented from 7 to 8:30 p.~ every Wednesday through No 25 at the library, 4~0 Marigol Ave. :nie workshops will alSo fea- ture strate¢.es for Web naviga- tion. Adinissioh is free. For .moro information, ca~ 717-3801. Marilyn Joyce will present ct seminar and book signing titled Soy Beans -Health Insurance in u Pod from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 22S E. t 7th St., Costa Mesa. Book signing will be from 8 to 8:30 p .m. Re:;en'ations are requited. For more information,• call (800) 595-6667. SEPT •. 29 How Loud are the Dogs Barking, a free luncheon investment Semi· nar, will be presented at 12:30 p.m at The Arches, 3334 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For infonnatien, call (949) 723-8362. SEE TOWN PAGE A 8 _..., MODELING SEMINAR Find our how to gel 'taned J!\ a fa.,hion model. Fonner top model & ngency owner, Maeve Malone, i<; conduc1ing a 2-day modelmJ! ..emm:u. Receive a per;onJI evaluauon and Ram m\tant exposure to 1ndu.,u; expen.,. Get help m finding a top agenq an.,wer all your quc'ition'i. learn way~ to promoce youn;elf ucili1inf the Internet. ru. "'"-ell ~ actual runway training by C'\pel1'> m modeling. Space 1s limited, '0 c.all to rebervc a -.ear All Day Seminar Saturday & Sunday Sept. 26111 & 271t1 One Day -$200 Two Days -$350 (\\( )[}l [ l INK Space is Limited Call today! 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Long Term Care myths debunked! v-1998 changes to Medl~re: its affects on Seniors v-The New Tax LaW: how It wtll effect your ta.es and your retirement finances "' Estate planning for middle clan fotks-dlslnherit the IRS v-3 usy steps-to avoid outllvtng your assets ~ Non Qualified vs. Tax Quallfled Long Tenn Care pollcles ~ Goverrw;nent approved reverM mortgages for Senf ors "' lnswance pollcles: How much to own· ' Wlat to look out fort Costa Mes. -Neighborhood Community Center, 1lM5 Pwk Ave, Sept 23rd, 10.m -12 00 or 2·00--4 OOpm • §!!!. -Br• Community Cent•, Plaza Room, 895 East Mlldison W.y,Sept. 2•th, 10.m -12·00 Of 2:00 -4 ()()pm Eu!1"10n-Fullerton Museum Center Audltott 1m, 301 N. Pomona Ave.,Sept. 22nd, 10.m -12.00 or 2 oo -4:00pm Huntlnaton Bellch -Huntington Bw:h Library, Talbert Room, 7111 Talbert. Sept. 221'\d, 10.m -12:00 or 2·00-4:00pm L91 Altmttot -Lot .AMmtos Recr..tton Center Activity Room, 10011 O.k str•. Sept. 22nd, 10.m-12;00 or 2.00-4:00pm M1Mio! 1 \'t9 -Mission \lltto Ubrwy, 25208 MS~ P'arbiwy, Sept. 241h, 10am -12:00 or 2.00 -4:0Qpm Stll Bech -Nor1h S... ~ Community Cemr, 3333 St Cloud Drive (Roumoor ShoppNig ~-.a.. ~· Stte), Sept 23rd, 1'*" -12.00 0t Sept. 241t, 2·00-4:00pm RSVP -24 hr. hotlln• -IKJ0.777-un --~~..._-------··~------------- .. ,, ,,.. ' ' l • .. , • : • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ''Fifty Years of Excellence Continues" . twas 50 years ago this wee}s tfi~t Orange Coast College offered its first classes. On Monday, September 13, 1948--20 months after the college was founded--OC~ opened its doors to students. The college seemed a· lonely place at first, located off by itself--surr<?unded on three sides by barley fiel~-... on 243 acres of deactivated Santa Ana Army Air Base land. The community soon .grew up around it, however. Military barracks buildings were converted. into OCC's first classrooms; labs, athletic facilities and offices. A total of 33 faculty members,, and 533 students, were on hand for that first day of classes. Orange Coast ·col~ege has flourished in the ensuing five decades. The modern campus today ~as a staff of nearly J ,300 full and part-time - employees, and a student population that exceeds 25,000. ace transfers more students to four-year universities than any other community college in Southern California. The college also offers more than 80 outstanding vocational and career progr~s. OCC has been celebrating its 50th anniversary for ·the past 13 months, since August of 1997. The obsetvance will continue through December. Theme for the commemoration is "Fifty Years of Excellence Continues." · T.his week's activities--a birthday party and Orange Tie Gala--will be the crowning events of the year-and-a-half-long cele9ration. This week OCC takes an opportunity to recognize the incredible energy and spirit,of its founding faculty, staff and students. Their hard labor--plus subsequent contributions by countless thousanqs of others--has paid enormous dividends. Orange Coast College today is one of the finest two-year institutions in the land! Happy 50th, OCC!. Thursday, September 17, 1998 A7 <===a< c ·~, ,~o~?=, , :::;===-, > Two Very Special EventS·: OCC's SOth Anniversary Birthday Party e • Thur~day, September 17. 1998. 11 a.m .. to .~ p.m .• in th(' OCC Qua3. • Free to the public. • Special program begins at 11 :30 a.m. • .\n OCC pirate will skydiH· into the Quad at noon 10 cu1 the 1 .099~ pound birthdav cake! • Free barbecue and bmhd.ty cake. • OCC's Nacional Champion cheC'r and J~n ... c \quad> ro perform, 50th Anniversa.cy Orange Tie GaJa OCCs Gala will be-held on 5.nurda1r. \c:pccmbcr 19. 199b. from 6:30 p.m. to Midnight ac chc H)Jtt Rcgcn1..~ In inc. The 1..•,ening will include dinner, danc.ing, cnccnainmenc. 1 'ilcnr .rnlrion and an awards (eremony. A few ticker's n.·main l\Jt:r prC.Kced, ..., ill go ro\\ard establi shi ng a scho larship in r~c name ot tounding OCC Pre .. idenc, Dr. Basil H. Peterson. Proceeds from the gala ~ .. ill he m.11d1ed--up. co $I 00,000--by Hubbard C. H owe, Jr .. of New York, 'on of Huhb.ir<l C. "Huh- H owc, Sr., the-fi rst prc~adcnc of 0( ( ' h<.l.irJ of cru,cec,, Ticket~ are priced ac $I 00. lor llt:kcc. inform.Hion. phone (...,I 4) 432-5645. Concribucions from per!\OO!\ unahle to ~HtC'nd the gab will be gracefully accepced. • , . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Members of OCC's Alumni Hall of Fame • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lynn Ad.im\ .. N11t1ot111/ R.llttf1Ut'111U Champwn L Mugucc R. Andu·,on • " Judt.r, Nllrth Onmgt County Muniop.d Court [ . ' Mugc.' AnJn'tin • , C.ummutiiry Artitiiu, Marri.t.t/ antf Fam11] Coumt"1r L Jill Angel · I l 1 ( ommandrr; Cnlifomi" Highway P.itrol I Formrr Trlt11mon anil Radio Rtportrr • s John B.lkcr Vitt f>rrsidmt, l/111on &wk ' Judy Burn~ f Ttln won Wh ltr • • Tcr:li Colc-Whinalm I. Au or •ntl Mo1i1wt1011al ~prurr , .,.. ' Ktn Co F-ornur Z ntn1/Jn; '141t of C.alifim1i4 • I •• Clive cu~lcr I .BtJJttllmz Now/or ' I Dr. Dn1J EmmC1 • i'roJMUT, $qM1h CH.JI &pmo'] I Dennis f1;.z,amtlc • I n ... lt l'rt1 . nt I Rrad C.ircs Shrrijf(oro11tr. Ct11mf] 11f Omn1r I Or. \X'ill D c.1llcu I />roftlfur, niJslm1xion l/11i1'tT'Jlf] ' J.1mo R. C.lid~dl , Prmdmt 11ntl CEO Glilbuvll lab1 Jarnc~T C..oodrkh, MD .. Ph.D. Nrurowgut D.iv1d A Gr.inc Rtt1mi OCC Prriidmr and Dran C'.armcnm.lrJ l lcrn,mdt'z·Br.ivo l'roftuor. Snddltbaclt Co/Jq.t Rwh N. Hill, II , AlA Nrr.t'P<m Brarh Arcl111re1 Dr franklyn L Hruu Profr<1or. Un11mity of Put,rt &•und . . Sm.in Huscrolt, M.D. Ptt/JJmcwn ~JohNOn SurtSnutur. J~th Dutrirt William Kan Ttln·u1on 11rul ,\lotion Piehl rt At1or Jack K~nncdy &t1rrJ .F.AWn Hip <hool />r;,,, ipdl Patricia A. Krone Co"'"'""'IJ Arti1 ut Sbulcy "Dani• Lt'y~r Srlllptor · R.nsl M.igaiu. l>h.D. Proftuor, llC ln1111t Mary McAl«r ·cum,,n-rU.I Pl~t"f'Mphrr .. . Rand.ill \1,(.uJjc &al &14tt Dtt dlJfrr l(rry Md.:irJlc Formrr l>rt1itbm. vmury lJnhr &al &tnttn MJrk M1lfoy Commmi.1/ J>hotographtr Or. Marth.i Nrwk1rk Commrmal Volumur. U~u·tmlJ of C11ltfom1.1 Rif'"' Dr I htiv fhi Nguyen Gmt111i lT.lc111ionrr, f'hy11C1# '' N.in-."Y Noble Chi/J (.,m AJm,,,umuorlAtil'lxatt Carlo) Palomino f'c>m1rr W~r/J &'ftfll Ch.tnpio111Arror i: Jcffc"°n Parker /011nwlu111"'1 &ltJ11Ji•1t Nowlm Starr Pan>da 7~in>UUJ11 Compowr •""Amin.ft?" l~t> E. t'can RmrrJ CJ.1tf "f l'oltct, Ci~ of I"""' Dan Qui~nbtrl'f Atch"' Ail"-"" City Rtr;.b ••"' ~. l t1"11 <..11rrll1Uth Jahn J. Ryan , /uJgt, Califo11114 .fi .. pm or C"ourr Benn)' Ri1..1lrJo Fonnrr N11ttot111/ l~1bt.IJ l Ntpt I'w-rtr '"'" &o.uk11Jtrr 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, CA (7 14) 432-5072 . .. . I ' ... l.t\-in Rl>han~>n Tritt won 111lil ,\f011nn I'1crurt A to1 . forn Ru1i. ,\t () Gmrml />ra rmrmtr, Ph 1Na11 R1~h.irJ 'h"" Ar mt !'iu•;mn.: ~ :-Oha" l •.J.(r. o,.,.,.(r (AJU•ll) Mu111opal 4'tllrt Cath\ R.un-11 "11cmorl' C.l,P.rn111 \"1arr l 11hlmn "enc limm,in§ \ 'iJ/Vyb.tll O{rmpu· < :o/J Mtt/41111. I';. 4 cf I~ l~ Olpnp1r Bmnu /1,fttf.1lm, J JJ!I.! Donna l\hm.mo DJnrtrlCho~pJ,,r/Anut1• D1rrr1nr Do11"" Urbwnro (;-C1'mJNI N> 'C &nic \'iu.K .. 1 L~tti't, Tost'tJ Gorpcmtian f:.nch \ollmcr bwvtuJt IJuwwr, Sanlil /Y l1111f' lhtmal Thunw C. Joi'. Yuen • Formn ChiifOpmttint Offo-vr. A~ T Rm.t'f'I /,, . t.:arol nnl' '\1i'1ll12ms Fou•1Jit. lntmwl HDWr Shtltrn Alben 'Wong 1'0mlrr Ewuni., VirtlmiJmr, A\TRtstarth Jn Or. I" Auhrry \Jt',">dmol ~' 1n11ifir Rnt.m'htr • . • A 8 Thursday, September 17, 1998 • · TOWN CONTINUED FROM A6 ONGOING •A contlnuous e-mall discusston and ~upport group for victims of lhc mJccttou,c; brain disorder Crnutzteldt·.Jukob disea~ is at ht t p ://m embe r s .a o I . com- /1111 mstr85:Vqdvo1ce/cjdvoice.htm. The Kiwanis Club of Newport Hc•al h-Corond del Mur mec>ts al noon Thursduys dt tho Bdhld Corinthwn Vdcht Club, 1601 Bay- side Dnvo, Coronet del Mill'. For more mform<1tion, ·call 852-114& Oasis Senior Center offen a haJf. hour of free leg..11 consultation by appointm~nt. Appointments Cdfl be made al 644-3244. . Monthly workshops for people with c:ancer t1n<J lheu reldtives dre nffcrPd from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the second nw~dt1~· ol t:very month at the• Pdtty ond Gcorcw I ioag Ct1n- u•r CC'ntc-r m N1:wp<Jrl Bcdch. P'or rnow mformut.JOn, cull 760-5542. A support group fo r younger lupus pt1t1c>nt, ... lllf't•ts lrom I ·w to • -3 p .m . thl' st•c·ond un<I fourth : Wednesdt1 y of C!t1t'h month m • 1'-Jcwport Bf'dC'h. Por dE>ttlils, call • 6~.ifi-17~34. . A work hop for people with mphl dt•rnCJ. m<'l'ts from 2:30 to ~.30 p.m. the first Tuesddy of etlch .: rr1onlh 1n the ctud1torium at H<.klg -C.mc.Pr Center in NPwpo!1 Beach. . For information, call 760-SS.2. Oasis Senior Center offers a me-al program _tor members. Lunch is erved daily from 11:.(5 am. to 12:15 p.m. m the multipurpose room dt 800 Marguente Av~ .• Corona del Mar. Home-dcliver{'d meals are available for home- bound seruon;. Rcser'\'atJon s are rcqwred. Med.ls arc sponsored by SCSS Inc. For more inlonnation, call 644-3244. ,,.- Oasis Senior Center otters renlcll of medical eqwpment, from wheelchairs to w.iJkers and more by calling 644·324!4. " . . . Oasis Senior Center bas. a com- prehensive medical library thdt can be used to resr>arch any med- ical question. Cllll 644-3244. Oasis Senior Center offers a counselor to assist with quesl:lons about Med.icdfe, l i M<h, and sap- plernental and long-term <are insurance by appointment. For more information or appoint· ments, cdll 644-.3244. Expanded Awareness Seminars presents u weekly mcd1tt1lion S<'S· sion al 8 p.m. Wedncsdt1ys ttl tbe J fub of Newport Mesd, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218. S.uggested dont1tion is $10. For more mfor maUon, call 646-1128. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association prescnb a men's support group at 4 p.m. Fridays. The fee is $25 per session. For more information, call 722-4588 . . The Alliance for the Me~tally DI I) l J 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Bfock South or 405 f'wy 545·7168 Montessori Jlar601'·9vft.sa Scfwofs Fall . Enrollment MU SCHOOL &.. ELEMENTARY Ages 21/2 to l 2 Ye&rs EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION lu.bll~htd 1970 • Monttuort Uirrf<ulum • 11.dltt L Gyrnn.udc • Ptrlonnlna Am • l'trondtc Re.adlng l'l'ogr1.m • Muik • fortlgn L.angu.ast • Cle.advt ~rt • Optn Yur Round • Computtr ~~n<t •full bttr1~d D.iyurt PRE SCHOOL 1 70 l West Boker St Costa Me~o Cosio Mesa 714 549·3803 CRYSTAL CAVE FFIE:E: QUARTZ CRYSTAL 1 p•r custom•• with this ad • MctJphy le ~•I lSook.-. • Ori{lln,ll ,lt'welry Girts, Art~ork • Mim•rnl'i I!< C1cm'>loncs • t1,1r1c1 c <irvccl C ryslal Quan Yin I!< UudclhJ~ • J h. rb'i, L"''>t nll.11 011<>. Incense 891 Baker Street A 16 Costa Mesa (Cornor of Baker & Bear streets) Psychic Readings <Call store for appointm~ntl ·Tea Leaves · Astrology ·Tarot t!>p;Jnlo;;h n arllnq•:avdlldl.11 1 • lfandwrltlng An.tly'>I'> 714•754• l 15 l around town of Orange County provides edu- cation and emotional support for families Wlth loved ones who arc mentally ill. A free support group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every otht?r Saturday at Orange Councy Mental H ealth Cliilic, 3115 Red I iill Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more infonnation. call 850-8463. SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families Wlth loved ones who are me ntally ill. The group meets from 6;30 to 8 p .m. Sundays in the church's Dlerenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews· Road, Newport Beach, The confidtmtial group is ppen to lhP community. For more inlorm~tion, call 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 .a.m We dn&.;days at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd ., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6. For more informa- ti·on, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tma Fuman at 551-3156 All Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 am Tuesdays at Minu's Cafe, 1815 Newport Blvd., Costd Mesa. For more infonndtion, call 646-1252. . Zen Home Stitchery, a local mt.tnufacturer of medita tion sup: plles. holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunddys at Mesa Busi- ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8, Cosld Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Parks, Beache and Recre ation CQm- DUSs1on meets at 7 p .m. the hrst Tuesday of each month in the City Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 64.(-3151. Nicotine Anon~oua fellowship wants to help men and women who smoke to <JU:it and remain smoke free. For more information on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. The Costa Mesa Hlstortcar Soci- ety holds d frer open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features memorabilia from the city of Costa M~a.and the Sant.a Ana Army Air Ba$e. For more information, call 631-5918. Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays a t St John's Episcopal Ch urch, 183 E. Bdy St , Co'\ld Mesa. For more i.nlormation, Cdll 953-0900. Oasis Senior Center offers a Parkinson's disecise support group from 7 to 9 p.m. lhP second Thurs- ddy of each· m9nth at 800 Mar- ~uente Ave , Corona del Mar. For more mformulton, call 644-3244. The Yoga ·Place offers a prenatal and postnatal yoga class from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New dusses begin on the first of the month. For more infomiqtion, rall 642-7400 . Hoag Cancer Center offers Man to Mcm, u frcE' proslalP cancer dis- SURFBOARDS ~ Exercise Equ!pment • Wetsuits • Tennis • Golf • & more 548-0660 SPORTS CONSIGNMENT 670 West 17th Street Costa Mesa Poe~. lambing & Heating. Celebrating 44 years of service in your community. Thank You! ,----------, \ \ I.I \HI. I·: t . 0 I' P 0 \ s ~l~~~:~iJ 1675 Superior Blvd. • Costa Mesa 662-1300 LIC#J85443 Is Your Patio Looking Dul' & Dirty? Call "Rick Nixon" the Power Washing Expert to Professionally clean it l C't\ Ml1ke th.1t P.1t1(l I ook Nt'\\ i\ql11n 1 • Power Washing • Acid Wash • Steam Cleaning • Sealers (clear or colored) Brick • Concrete • Stone • Pavers Rick Nixon . SPS Surface Preparation Specialist (949) 581-0360 or 1 ·800·581 -0360 Uc 667230 If you won't have a checkup for yourself, do it for the ones who love you I Get rrested rroda,y ! Colon Cancer . . . You can prevent itJ GABTROENTE.ROLOGY CONSULTANTS OE.- SOUTHERN QAI.TFORNIA MEWCAL' OR~ Newp,ort Beach/Costa M.8$o Daily Pilot CUSSlOO group, from 7 to 8.30 p rn . the lust Wednesday of each month at the center aud1tonum, 1 Hoag Drive, Btiilding -41 , New· port Beach. For reservdtions or more in1onnation1 call 722-6237. The Pacific Buslne11 Xchange has weekly breaklast meetings at 7 a.m. 'Tuesdays at tho Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Boach. Thero 1s no charge for the initial mee ting. For more informabon, call 640-0588. The Newport Beach Psychologt- cal Assoc1abon presents a coed . relationship group called Insight -Equals Power at 7 p.m. Thurs- days The.fee is $25 per week. For more information, ·c::all 722-4588.· . Hoag Cancer Center oUets a free relaxation d1l(i l.Itlagery workshop from ro to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Bullding 41, New· port Beach. For more mformdt1on, call 760-5542. The Sea Explorer ShJp Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers d pro· gram for young men ugt>s 14 to 18' interested in learrung ol>out sdl.I· mg, seamanship, ptlotinq, rld.v1gd· lion and cruising Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m . Wcdncsddy'> di the Sea Explorer SelJ Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach For more information, call 642· 6301or 551-8591. Outs Senior Center often ongo- m9 assistance. counseling and referral services for seniors. For appointments or more informa-• bon, call 644-3244. : The Costa Mesa Senior Cltb.en Square and Round Dance Club seeks expenenced dancers to join in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa M esa Senior Center, 19th dnd Pomona streets, :Costa Mesa . For more infonnation, call 545-5669. ., • . A fi'ee support group for cancer patients mee ts at 7 .P m We dnesda ys and a support group for people sutt.ering from chronic fa tigue syndrome meet<> from 7 to 10 p.m . Wednesdays dt the Institute for Holistic Treat· ment and Research, 4019 West- erly Place, SUite 100, Newport Beach For more information CdlJ 251-8700. Arthritis foundation Instructor Wyoma McKinley leads an exer- nc;c cldss at 11 a.m. Thursdays dt the JeWlsh Seruor Center, 250 E Bak<'T St .. Costa Mesa. For mon 1nformalton, call ~ 13-5641 . ll<'rr'a un t"Vrnt vou 11oon I W1\nt to ml~ ! uU the 1·o;t1 ,J1.1ckrls .111<1 llnllOY<t n <~tumC'S "' .... , ... l>cxn i>a•1ng for thl' I.• t ~rar .UC' 1 omtng out s a I u 1· d a ' . st' p I t· 111ht'1· .:! '' • UNL>ER Nfo:W OWNl-,1~1 llP • Sun 12·5 •Mon ~.119.30600 369 l::a~t 17th Slr<'<'l • C'o'lt.1 M~...a • (949) 650'2243 "Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber ~.7'0~ Of for only s49900 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH OAC £ARPET DEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial • Resident/al Sales & Service Fu In ol VV'"" Wwr l\llr ~1rr & 5 J8 CarPb'l•t'IQ Ava•ldble 1904 Harbor Boulev•rd • Costa Me .. ....., _______ N.E. Corner of H•rbor & 19th St .... t (949) 722-9642 . V111t ua on the web et www.c.rpetdepot.net -- Meeting Location: Newport Beach Central Library Friends' Room . I 000 Avocado Avenue Monday, September 211 1998 7:00 pm for more information, please call: 644-31.31 -r>ald advertl!lement - • ·Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot around town ~ lhur~y, September 17; 1998 A 9 Nightly meetings are offered In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach Cor anyone who w~nts to over- come nicotine addiction. For a schedule or more information, call 774-9106 or (800) 642~0666. The Newi}ort Sports Collectton Foundation, a nonprofit orgaruza. tion, opcrmes a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, New- port Bedch. The museum, which has one of the world's largest C'ol- lections ,of sports memorabilJa, 1s open from 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. week- ' days. For more injormatiqn, cdll 721!9333. Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a free td.i chJ class for inlennediale to advanced levels from 10;30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays for people , with cancer and their families A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fndays. The classes are designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and pro- mote a sense of well bemg Wlth basic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenu- ous movements·lo aid in balance· and conc~ntration. The class 1s taught by Victor Annarid. No reg- istration is required. Free Hoag Caricer Center is at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. Oasis Senior Center offers a dai- ly telephone contact program for seniors who have a lliruted iocdl support system. For more infor- mation, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa CommunJcators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Dttdrtta Rich, 0 .0 S. WHITE ON WHITE \l h1I .,1,., •milgim pru•iJM ' '"" p<iln1 «>lllioon .I.\ lill1ni nwm.J (,,, ""''° 1ft rtrm< ol durabthl)' 1nJe.N, 11 n1iy lc"T • 101 Iii h< .U.11rJ 1n m~ of atha11.-. /\11Ulpm\ 11lvrr cPl01 11111.h '" Educdlion. 200 Kalmus Dnve, Costa Mesa. 'Meetings are oj>en to ariyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. For more information, call 444-5030. .. The Newport Beach Dlstln- gwshe(f ToaslinastP.rs Club 1300 mectc; from? to 9 p.m. Tuei.ddys in Sgt Pepperoni's meeting room, 2300 Bnstol St., Newport Beach. For reservations or more mforma- lion, cuU 730-3671. Mesa Messengers Toastmaste r Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets dt 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesd Verde Umted Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St, Costa Mcsd. For more mformallon. caU 540-4441) Blue Flame Toastmasters Club 2717 meets dt 7 a rn. Wt>dnesddys al the Village Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village, lh51 Sun- flower Ave., Costd tvjt>~a. The meeting is free for Jir~t-l.Jme visi- tors. Fo1 more -iA!ormation. call 85~-4308. -· Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 1 a.m. Mondays dt The lrvine Co .. 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more inlormdt1on, call 733-2209. Harborlites Toastmaster Club 1927 meets dt 7 a m WPdnesdays dl the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Bedch. For more infom1al.Jon, call %5-3648 • Udo Isle Toastmasters m eets Monddys from 6.30 to 8 p .m at the Glendale Federal Bank Com- muruty Room, 100 Newport Cen- ter Drive Fashion lslund, New- port Beach, For more information, call 964-5314. · Oasls Senlor Center oilers a Care-A-Van transport to take members to appointments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes member.:; to the C'enter. For appointments, call 644-3244. People lnterested In reading Enqllsh can learn with the help of d tutor Hourly rates and times negotwble. For more information, call 851-173~ Oasis Senior Center otters visual a1d screenings With a Braille Jnsti-- lute representdtive by appoint- mcht For more information call 644-'i244. Oasis Senior Center bas a walk- mg group Cdlled Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a week to enjoy scenic walks in and around the Newport Beach area. For more information, call 644- 3244. . Essential Welght Management offers interdctive and proactive weight loss groups. Learn behav- jor mod1hcation and other tech- mqucs to control your weight. Cost is $20 Groups meet from 6:30 to B p.m. Wednesdays and Thursddys dt 369 San Miguel Dn- vc, Suite 350, Newport Beach For more mfonndllOn, call 718-9848. An dJscusslon group for recover· ing women alcoholics who have been sobN dl least a year meets, from 8 to 9:30 p.ni. Thursdays to discuss rclatio~ships, careers and Jivin_g hfe sober. 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' The Hope InsUtute, a center for recovery and tanuly education, offers a womt>n'i. support group from 6·30 to 8 pm Tuesdays at . 2900 Bnstol St., C-206, Co ta ~e;­ c;a, For infonnation, call 432-0<no. The Healing Connection offers a women's rc>lt1t1onsh1p group at 7 pm. Tucsddys di 4425 Jdmborce Rod<.l, 180-A, N<•wport Beuch For mon• mformulton, call 2b 1-8003. Women Helping Women offers·a free peer support group for women in tranc.;ition from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. · We:<tnesdays at 425 r:. 18th St:, Costa Mesa. Topics mrlude sell este('m, e..xplorullon of feelings, commurucdtion, tr<1uma recovery, dnd person.11 support. ror more informatton, c:1111631-2333. Hoag Cancer Center offers a fiee yoga class from 10:45 lo 11:45 d.m. Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast Highwdy, Nl!wport 8et1ch. For more infol11\dllon, Cdll 722-.G237 __ _ Body Design and United StudJos of Self Defense offer:. kick boxing C'las<,C?s frorn 8 10 to 9.30 d.m Tucsddys, Thursduy<, und Satur· dayi. dt 1000 W. C'odsl I hghwdy, Sml<' C, Newport BN1ch The cost 1s $6 per cluss. for morC' inf orma- tion caU n2-052fi. Alcoholics Anonymous meets from 6 45 to 7:45 11.m. Monday through Fnday m Room 3 at Oasis Senior CcntN, 800 Marguente Ave . Corona dt>I Mctr. For more mformnbon, call 644-:J244. Massage bN,:~i~ Therapy • Swedish Massage • Spcrts Massage • Deep Tissue • Shiatsu The Alzheimer's odaUon and Gnef Support Group of Newport Villa WesWtlla Rosd C'osponso d free support group meeting tor Cdregivers at 7 p.m. the fourth Thursday of each month through October ·at Newport Villa West Assisted Living, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. Fol'. mow information, call 631 -3555 The Alzheimer's Assoclatlon a{ld Mesa Terrace, a residential com- mWlity for people Wlth AlLhNmcr':. disease und related dementJa, offers a free support group l<>\ C'are- giv~rs at 6:30 p.m the first Tucsduy of each month at Me~u Terrace, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa: For Wonnation, call 283-1111. · Rebecca Lewis leads an animal bereavement group that spco,tl- izes in the needs of people who have sick or dying animdl'>. lt · meets at 3 p.m . every Tuc!iday ut 3101 W. Codst ftighw.iy, Su1ti> 311, Newport Beach. The cost 1s a donation to an arun1dl charity of th~ dttendee's choice.. For reservd· tions, call 721-5750. ,. Another Passage, a transitional Scream for any HBO or Clnem.ax StarpaCk and get cOnnected for only $4.95. Plus ftlCe.he 2 FREE general adrnmion tidlleU to Knott's Berry Fann!* upport group for peopl expen- encmg changes n their hves, mPeto;; Crom l to 2:30 pm. Wednesdays m Room 3 at Oa Senior Ccn er 800 Margucnt Ave .• Corona del Mar. for more mfonna.tfon, call 644-3244. Oasl Senior Center conduru hlood pr LJH'! !>l"reenmg tmm '9 lO 11 a m. th,. f1rst and lhlrd 'Tuesday of edch rrlonti1 m Room 3 at SOO Margu<'nte Ave. , C.:orond del Mhl. ScrcPrung is dlso ovuilahl • from I to 2:30 p m U1" -.econd and fourth Wl'dne:.day al Pach month at . Muriner Pdrk, Dov<>r Street. at lrvrnc A\ enue, Newport BeaC'h . For infonnntion, _call 644-3244 The Newpqrt Beach Ps)chologl- cnl \ ... ooauon oftcrs a bod~ 1maue and modPJ<tte eating sup- port group at 7 nm. Wednesdd~ at 3101 W Coast H1ghwa}• No 311. Ne\.,port Beach For more mfom1ation, call 721-57.50. Oasi'> Senior Center ·offers d Braille class td help \\'1th '!>lg ht lo s from 10 a rn to 2 p rn Thur.,dttys· in koom 4'at 800 f\larguente Ave . Coronc1 d<>l t-.lnr f.or man• mfor- mullon, cull h44 -'i'.!44 ready f« spr!C·lingling cntertaiMlel'lt this Hill with Comal'll cable. E\>cr into a Come.a.st HBO ·Thi, Fall, opm your 00or to Qxnca.~ a.IX • ix qualitv erucrtairuncnt..-.if )OO dire! And ask about our J.suf P·Jekagt-indudo ~etc R.1sl: $cr\1(l\ HOO HBOl. HBO.\, mcniax. En(l)l"C,COrl\ml'r and ren.-En · · a .. in&" ,-{ 1 % off ind~idual pnixs! or Cinemax ~and view not one, bot three dl.'ul· nds ut ti BO, and more than I 70 OXJ\.ics cadl month on Cinemax. 'lhu11 howf with entertniMll"fll choicts from Olln<"..i_\l induJing all )OOr local bnm""a"-~tar,.·'\\, plll<i -="'i---..~ fJ\'Oflt~ lil.:I; Oi..w.yCAiliiiB, ESPN;'~-· USA, CNN, The ~'Cl)· Channel, SCI-fl Ownncl anJ n1< re. l\(•wan'I Amttilan Movii: CJa.\Si \\ill '\ f\."ak <.'l1kn.1inm<:1U trmx in )Uur home -.taning (ktol~~ ili with 'i\MC\ Mon~rrk•st· llouse of llorn)f"'.'i:· • And woo1 }'nt \hrkk for any llBO or Cin m.tx Sl:.tfJ\'Kk. tr\ t\\llf·RH £Cll<.--r.tl admi "ion tidt·b to Knott\ lk'1T) I .inn (u 72 \aluc).Whik· th...~ 1 i kl.·h ''"'not ,,1l1d for I l.11lmwc n 11.umt, .Jlrid• nn the (l(lrtn.'lhne pumping Suprnut' ~7nmi. the talbt lk'SC ndmg th nil ride in th<.' \\\lffd! • • $4.95 coruiection! (Son muS26.00.) 2 FR.EE general~ tidet .. to 1\oott\ 8crry faim•\\'hcn tJU onk,-,. ")HBO or Cincmu Srarpad! Call now, offer disappears 0 ~1obcr 3, 1998. COMCAST ' .. - • ( A-10 Thursday, Se~lember 17, 1998 volunteer director Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot e VOWNTEOt OtM:CfORY runs •odt<•lly in the Dally Pilot. It you'd information on getting your organi • oo li•t~. call 641 .... 321, ext. 331 Al.s .ASSOOATTON ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER :'lb Amyotrophlc l.dterdl Sclero- Assocmtion, Orange County ~apter. nl'eds many voluntP.er!'>. -or tnlonndtJon, ct1U the chapte r lice c1t 375 1922 .. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The Ordng<' County R£'gion of the Anwricu n C dnccr Society see ks uftlc<' volunteers The society is dlso scekmg voluritc>NS to c1nswer Cl'\lls tor thf' umt's ·Helphhe Info- Center Fur inlonnation on Ulese • and othei voluntN1r·opportumlles, <.:ttll LLsc1 wndrv . .it 261-9446 • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL Voluntel•r opportumli(''> include· luncl rtlt.,11\g, program dPvc•lop- 1nc11t <mcl lrctirung tor ex1stmg troop-.. and 1Mcks. fo'or more intor· mc1ttvn. C-t!ll l)pvon DoughNty, )46-.iqqo BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COS- TA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH Tlw lhu·•· tUl'd Boys & Girl" Cluu-. need voluntN•r CO<tl hr\ t1n<l c1rb dnd cruf\s workshop l<'dC'h ('f S ror locul1on., un<.I mun• mlorn1dtwn, rnU Dick PoWNS, h42-2245 COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multlpurpo ... I' SNUCalr sC'rvin ., fdc1lity dt the tonwr of ttHh SlH'cl and Pornond Aw'm1<> !>C'c>ks volun· leers for d VdnP\y o1 l d:.k<;, For more mformc1llon, c-<1U li45·23Sb ~t\41N•n H <1 .m ttnd 5 p .m COURT APPOINTED SPEOAL ,_ ADVOCATES. ORANGE COUNTY olunlN•r-. ,1rP ne<'df'd In mdkc• d --1two-yf•dr comnutmt•nl lo st•rv1~ <ls t: .. t ' "'' Al J)I ~;\;'S CAHPET Ila~ openc<I a 11(~\r\' /\red Hug Studio \Vhy P<ly l)('pt Stor<' Prices? \l L Hl '(,S & Hl N~EHS qn SALE. I lclll<hllcHh' \\OOl'l. s~ ntlWli< <.,, <.,j<.,,\I ALDEN'S C \HPI ~ J '-;, l'\C. I hh I f'(,11 I ·1111.i '"ii ( 11-,1.i \h"•cl ()4()-4838 ~----· $50 . ./ Individually Alarmed Unit' ./ Oimate Cont rolled Units ./ Computerized Gate Access ./ Resident Management Team ./ Open 7 Days • 1000 Units a.dvoccitei. lof abused, neglected and abandoned children. Dunng the two-year period, voluntec~ work one-on.one with a child for three hours a w~ek. For informa- llOn, call 935-6124. ~ DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES· Dispute Resolution Semce~ needs volWltecr m~idtors, case speudlists and outreach l1ssistants to help in d vanety of mf'diation cuses Blling4dl longudg<' skills are needed for office voluntt>l>rs and for mediator<;. Fo1 more inlor- mallon, coll 250-0488. EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society nP<'ds volunteers for ongoing clcncc1l work and to h~lp In programs for children Wlth d.Jsclb1hucs and m speciul event!., For' mJormation, call 834-1111. ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE. CENTER Edch year thousunds of school children visH the ENC\ lntPrpre- tive Nature Center m 'N<>wport Bedch . ll features 1~ umqu<' Cc1h· forntd hubitats lhP kids learn ubout through tbP ccnt£>r's N lucd · t1o ncd progrums. Tiu> ENC' ne<•<ls volun!P.N trail g1,1idf's to h<•lp these visitors l('clrn about thc•ir l'nvirorunent. To g<•I involwd or learn more, contuct the DNC olhce ut 645-8489 EXCHANGE CLUB CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Oonutt> new school ~upplics or become a voluntN•r to help chil- dren vtctinuzecl hy child dbuse. Volunteers work with county wfe1rals to assl.l>t h1gh-nsk VIChms o! p<m :mtal druq .1clch C'tion. To ensure their onqom!J dev«>lo r>· menl , they nec•d Jl11p11r, crayons, pencils, etc. for cll1'>swork. Drop off .suppli dl the Child Abuse Center OffJce m Co:sta Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd.. No. 7 or Union Bank m Newport Beach at 1090 Bay idc Drive. Call 722- 1107 for more mformalion. FOOD bJSTRIBUTION 1 lf"lp unlodd and open food boxes for nonprofit d1slnbution .. volun- teer~ should be willing to work two hours once a month at the Newport Beach Community Cen- ter The ce>nter is at 883 W. 15th St. For mote intorination, call 631- 2177. SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF ORANGE COUNtv Second l lar\rest Pood Bank of Orange County, Orange Cou?ty's pnvdtC nonprofit food bank, needs volunteers to inspec1. and sort donettcd food and to help with rmulings. For tnore information, call the volunteer coordinator dt 771-1343. FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY Fnends of the Costa Mesa Library m•cds volunh•crs. For mfonnd- llon, rnll the• library at 646-8845- FULL LIFE CLUB Voluntee1s drc needed for fun dnd I ulhlh nq uc·ltvihes for entertain- nwnt <1nd infonntltion events ben- efiltnr1 dhusecl children and other Or.10~1e County charities. For morn mtornUffiofi, -call Johp Atlt1ms t1l 640-0355. GIRL SCOUTS Girl Seoul'> of Ordnge Co\:lnty 1ll'Pds voluntc ~r~ to be trained as troop lct1dNs, serve. on specid) c-omrn1ttces and 91\·e lectures, dcmonstrauons or classes For more intormation, call 919· 7900. ANGELS CAKWASH New Location • 2285 N.wnnrt Blvd. • Costa MeM . r------~~--------, 1 100% HAND WASH ·i L_~·-='=-~i-~:..--2f~J ~$499 EWAY Auro SPA 2285 Newport Blvd. [2] .. ""'..r\ Costa Mesa ,;•~ 650-1009 m1n1 u Stctraqe I I $50 STORE NOW & SAVE $50 • ./ Competitive Rot es ./ Personal( Business & e1SON AVENUE Seosono Storo.9e 1111 Comelbock Street 640-9019 ./ Extra High Ceilings Newport Beach, CA THE EXTRA SPACE YOU NEED Valid through 12/31 /t8 • One coupon ptf wstomei • New rentok ~ • 81i119 coupon fOf discount. $50 - HERn"AGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Volunteers arc needed for an Auxiliary support group being formed by J fentage House. a non- profit sub lance abuo;c recovery home for pregnant and parenting women u~nl (•Lr children m Cos- ta Me. <i morP infonnation, caU '64o-22 HOAG HOSPITAL Hoag l losp1taJ lS 111 need of volun- teers to work m Vdrious areas. Some weekends and evenmgs are a~ailablc. Call thC' Hoag Aux- iliary omce, 760-2264, between 9 a.m. and -noon, Monday thro~gh Friday, for an appl.icalion and Ulfonnallon'. . HOSpt(E FAMILY CARE Free October Hospice Helper 1Taining. Hospice Fanuly Care is seeking people lo help with errands, VlSIL'> and companionship to tennmdUy iJJ patients and lhetr families. 1f you are 16 or older and available two to six hours a WE:Ck, call for this free tcaining. For more mfonnation, cetll Larry Mariotti at 556-6000 HUMAN OPTIONS SECOND STEP lf you're 18 or ovN and Cdn w·t up to 50 pounds, you may make a difference in the IJvc.•s oJ domestic violence victims. VolunteC'rs are needed to help sort dOd d1stnbutc donated lumitm<' for tl buttered women dnd ch1klrcn's sheller. For more dett11ls and an dpplJcation, call 722-8744 JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT GOODWILL AMBASSADORS The airport n<><>ds enthusiastic . people to wc'lcome airp9rt patrons and provide rnformanon about the airport and its filc1lilles. ror more mtormullon, C"ctll Jill Campai e Matthews at 252-5168. JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL The Juvenile Diabetes Founda- tion International Orange County Chapter is Geeking volunteers to seive on its golf toumamrnt com· mittee dnd for data entry. A pub- lic relations intern is also n£'edcd. For infonnation on these and oth- er opportunities, call Lee Powell at 553-0363 ,. -~ KIDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection is dedicated to the emotional, edu- cational and financml neccls ol children afmcted with cdncer. Volunteers are-needed. For infor- mation, call 851-7774 · KlllYBROOKE AFTER-SCHOOL HOMEWORK CLUB Help Killybrook~ Elementary School students in the first through fourth grades with read· ing, writing and math. The school's PTA is lookmu for neigh- bors, parents and mterE"sted community members who'll vol- unteer lo assist with homework and tutoring The :.tuden\s drop m to a dedicated study cenlPr on campus from 2:05 to 4 .00 pm on Wednesday afternoons. Anyone interested should contetct the school's principal. Ned T. l lt11l at 556-3484 or PTA .Sec.:ielor:y- Chainnan Liz Grdnt at 556- 8728. MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office in Newport Beach. needs voluntPNS to coordi.natP and rndex resource hles and create a master filing tern of informal.Jon .ind rdt>rral sourc.es. This agency, dedicat<'d to preventing birth defec.:t:., ulso --"(~of tltt Ans " Presents ... needs front office aSiistants. Ort entation lS provided. For infonna· lion, call 263-1100. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Counseling ·Services needs mentors to make a lasting impact on a young per- son's life. Students from 10 to 16 y•>ars old who are matched with mentors improve their school performance and self-esteem whilC' developing positive peer und ddult relationships. Your commitment of six hours per month includes mentor training, regular group activities and time to build a fnendship. For more mformauon, call Dorothy Castillo of YMCA Commuruty services at 442-1000 NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY The nonprofit society finds J9ving homes for unwanted cats and kit· tens and maintains a retirement center for older cats. Volunteers arc needed to brush the cats and • give them a little extra TLC. For more information, call 650-1232. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The nonprofit recovery center for adult women wil~­ (1ther rhPmical dependencies c,e<-ks volunteers. Call 548-9927 bctw~en 10 a .m. and 6 p.m. or call Joy ut 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH~ONFERENCE · AND VISITORS BUREAU Th<> Newport Beach Confer~mce ancl V1s1tors 'Bureau is dedicated to tht• promotion oC. the city to p~lc~hdl visitors . It you have <>xten~ivc knowledge of Newport - BPach and would like to volun- h•er, cull 722-1611. Programming Aired on MediaOne channel 3 Media ne· ,...,. ,. Broedhand. n.. ..... wey. Newport. Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot occ ~sitlons," CONTINUED FROl\1 A 1 Fran Albers, who was then d 28-year-old carpenter, helped Kimes by doing the hand!oi·On work of tumin~ the de.1ctivated coast. • army base mto OCC':. new ram· Basil H Peterson was hired as pus -1.n eight months. president of the new college on "The whole area had \><?en idle July 28, 1947. The vice president for years," said Albers, who now was James Thornton, who wclS lives in Costa Mesa, "Everywh~rc responsible for curriculum, dJ.ld you looked there was barley Assistant Supenntendent William fields und jack rabb1l'i. PPoplP Kimes oversaw the development couldn't believe there was qomg of the campus. to be a college on il • The three met regularly in a But Albers moved onto ttw closet spdcc at Newport I !arbor base wilh lus family and worJwd High School , where they laid a eight to 10 hours a duy, sC'ven · foundation for the now college. days a week Unable to pay for Although plans originally called pro(ess1onal carpenters to h<•lp for classes to start in 1947, those with the workload, Albe1s endl'd plans were delayed b<>ccluse the up hiririg some studenb, for GO new college didn't have a home. cents a day The lucky break came in Janu-•1t was something exciting to ary 1948, when OCC was award-do and we dtd it," he said. ' ed -free of charge -243 acres Anotl~er strategic move on of land by the War Assets Admin-Peterson's pc:lrt was to push for istrabon m Washington, D.C. The enforcement of an existing law land was in the western part of that requued students to go to the deactivated Santa Ana Arm~ college in lheu attenddnce awu. AJr Base. The move was successful, and the The area was populated by college opened its doors with 533 ' ]ack rabbits, tumbleweeds dnd students the fusl day, t1hout 40°·. vaccmt barracks. Kimes was glVen of them war veterdns. the responsibility of turning some Giles Brown, who was lured <ts of those barracks into classrooms, the social snenc<'s dir<>clor, wlule PetPrson and .JhOrl'lton rememhNs th' chdUc>ngc.., c-nn- interviewed more than 900 apph· fronliny leaC'hers whu Cdmc to . cants to find 33 teachers for the work at th~ new c olleqC'. charter class in September. . "It Wds mlere5hnq gl'ttmu J>l'IJ· •Jim worked like a demon for plc to coml~ to Le<lch m d rnmpus months," said former Dean of lhdt was tl pretty scrunyy com· Men Fred I luber m a press pus." he s~ucJ "But we> ttll t1qn'c>d release. •1nterY1.ews were held all to come It wa .. kwcl ot d p1om•er- over the place, includmg the East iny thing. Wr didn't even ht1vC> a Coast Only a few intPrv1ews Ltbrdl) which Wds ot pdt'tkular were dctually held on OCC\ new unporttrnce to thosl' o~ u., in ttw campus. Jun was haVlng to travel I inteUe>ctw.d ftelcl ,. extensively m ordar to inteMt'w Dedn Burch1.•tt of. Newport qualified candidates for faculty Beach Wd'i d student in Oruncw . , . Coast':> charter clai>s nnd Joler worked at th1• college for ml)rf'> than 30 year:.. Burchett also wrote rt c:hdpter m the 19 > hook "Tum· blf'>Wced to Rose:>, 8 which told Um h1:.tory of OCC. •The school was·-.ontethmH ol tl Johnny-comc-ldtely," Purchf'>tt said. "Then! was alrc•ady the e~tc11Jlish<•d 1r1st1tut1ons in Santd Ana dnd ruUerton. But we were amdZNI <it how 11 grew. It has ht•come g1g<mtic.,. From ii., humble bl'ginnmg ... , lhf' colll'gt> hclS grown .mto onP of lhP h1yqHst community collNll "' in lhP rnuntry, with mote. thdn. 2t>,OOO !ilUd('nls. In tf.'1 m-. of th(! number of ~tuclents who transfor mto the University of Cdlitomicf system, Ornnge Coclst 1s No.-1 m Southern Califomld and No 2 m thr. stdtP. Thf'> collPgP 1s No 13 in the country for the number of intr>mdtion<1l students. Tlw lure of th<> cnmpus ts ev1- clPnt m the students who lTdvel lonq distances to attenc1 tl'> pro- Hf t1 ms. Among them is Brictn Vc:tlcmt:n1'. Ct 22-yPar-old Long R<'dc-h n•stdent who dnves to Cos- td f\1Psrt two d<1ys a Wef!k (or ht<, ftv(• c:lc1sses. Bctwe••n rl.i-.sC!s, ht.' sits undl•r ti , ln'l' on llw ldwn outs1cl<" 1111' t1dm1mstrt1l_1on hu1ldin9 strum- mmq hts q11Jl,u HI(\ rl qrC'dl S( hllO) .. he Sdld .• , li1'1' lht• clt1 ... sC'.s lhe>y oHer dnd I hctvf' sonw rcul qreul te"whNs " . L111dt1 Htson of Costa l\Jesd h )USI tc1kmq onr> dt1ss lo shnTfH'll twr c:omputN skill'> so sh<' can qe>t d lWtlN ]Ob. , -r.c1r ml' it'.., kmd of hk( sl<.1rt- 1nq OVPf," shp ~did. "Thi ... is ti qrec1t plr1ce to do 1t. You CJCI to rtlPl't d lot ol ~l'ully Hrc>ctt pl•oplt> dllcl rf'<tl OICP IPdcl}erS," OCC llRTHDAY BASH TODAY • Sunrise to 11 a m. -Students and staff will build a 1,099-pound birthday cake in the quad area. • 11 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. -Barbecue • 11 to 11 :40 a.m. -History of college and army base retold. • 11 :45 a.m. -Sky diver jumps into quad to cut the cake BACK TO SCHOOL WATCH THOSE KIDS! 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Spotted in the nu h were Renee and Henry SegP.r~trom, Dud.le Dunlap. Phyllis Chnis· tensen. Dene Doolin. the gor· geous Judy Manto, Sheri dtld Harry Esaytan d.nd Kim Frled- man, in from New York r pre· senting Uibquc, dnothPt of tho CoIJUte Colbert participants. ·TIE CIOWD muruty lruma..c;hlp m autiopation ot u1e hu .. me'iS venture to come Museum proviqes suitable setting to see foreign, independent and classic films 0 n Friday, the.Orange County MuSQwn of Art will screen "The Seventh Seal" as i~ last installinent of the Exploring World Cinema series. Tho series, which offered Jean· Renoir'~ "Grand UJusion" mJ uly dnd Jean Cocteau's "Beauty and the Beast• in August, is part of a SLX·year Fnday night' tr41.dition ai th(• museum. The screenings arc held at the somewhat corporate-like Leon and Molly Lyon Auditorium located on the grounds of the museum. It is a small but com- fortable room, and lends itself to the intimacy of the films present- ed Ead1 him is introduced by Arthur Taussig, an OCC profes· soi und 'h ··musrmm's ad1unct him curcJ tor. Tau~-;1g c;hdrf'>s witp the uudicnn! the mo'-t interest· mg elements of the film to be presented. Forearmed wlth + WHERE: Orange ~County Museum of Art, ~San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach + WHEN: Friday at 6:30 p.m. Films are shown on Fridays opce fl month. + HOW MUCH: lnd,vidual tickets are S5 ($3 for muse- . urn members, seniors and students) + PHONE: (949) 759·1122, ext. 204 A movie still from "Sev· enth SNI," the last tn the Orange County Museum of Art's foreign fllm series. Betty Graz<>r WdS there with her ctaughter, Jan Turcotte, ---•00-Martha-Creen,-OUvta Chaml and Cpthy Louden fonned u trttid of high style. On Oc.t. 2, iat the bayfront ~stute of Newport Beach ho":tt John Ortega, Williu.ns teilms up with the Asse!>'>mept frc<.1t· mcnt Services Centt!r and the 16th annu<Jl NeWp<>rt Br>ach Concours D'El~ganc{! Comnut .. tee fol' a rocktc1il rec<!ption hononng center voluntf'ms dnd concou1 s c1rgani.L.~rs. en Oct. 4, South-f!mrnt - Motorcars host'> afternoon tea vnth Larry Parke1 presadN1t dnec·dotcs, history dnd facts Jean Sun.mons foncernmg the film, this short • ilmr'!.Th~ven opening lecture dramaticany~-il-S-e_ai::Jl,w":.ut~ak4e""'s place one day in ' lar definitions of good dnd evil, t they dfe;-an<i how they relate to one another. The threat of the hydrogen bomb durtng this time is dlso mirrored in the wide swath of death cut by the plague. nar Bjomstrand, and Bibi Ander· .... sson. Mary Roosevelt look<•d mashing in a Jat<'·'>ummer dtess fea.tunnq u hnght flordl print. 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The 'Rounder' ·side of life is filled with Matt Damon • EDt'TOll'S NOTE: The Reel CritK.s column features movie critiques Mrtten by community members serving on our panel. edge,• where- as McDermott relies on his uncanqy abili- ty to observe his opponents' every little Don't bet 'Rounders' will be blockbuster 'Rounders• is an en1oy- able movie but nothmg you haven't seen before. Once again, fresh-faced Matt Damon plays a boy wonder, only this time it's at profe!.sional high- stakes poker. As Mike McDer- mott, Damon plays a law student who has sworn off making d liv- ing at cards after losing REEL CRmCS big ti.me to sleazy Tl:!ddy KGB (John Malkovich). • nuance for signs of what cards are being held. The voice-Susanne Perez overs by Damon throughout the film help us understand what's going on with the car~ garn~s, and you cttn'l help but feeJ as charged us he iS with the thrills of outwitting an opponent. It's too bad that McDermott's knowledge of human nature isn't turned more on himself and lus pal Worm, who leads them both on a down- ward spiral. such a happy·endiilg. Matt Damon does a good job here, but Edward Norton steals every one of his scenes, and the movie ha,s a lot more unpre- dictable energy whenever he's a.round. And John Malkovich - with lus Russian-Daffy Duck accent and Zen-like enjoyment of Oreos -is too silly to be tak - en seriously as a villain. • SUSANNE PEREZ. 43, fives Ir> 'c:osta Mesa and is an executive secretary for an offke fumtture manufacturing firm Something's lo.st m this gambling film M ike McDermott bas tak- en his $30,000 tuition money for law school and lost it all in an underground poker game. He's playing wiut the professionals -·or ·rounders• -that give Mira- max's new movie its name. mott's best friend, Worm (Edward Nor- ton), t out of j~owing a large amount of money to some very urifnendly guys. In his first starring role · since •Good Will Hunting,• movie -entcrtaming, humorous and fun -there is somethmg lacking, something that leaves a final feeling of ambivalence. Even devoid of this element, though, "Rounders• eng-agc~ the audience rnore than most movies do. • MEUSSA RICHAIU>SON, 18, ts a Costa Mesa resident and a sophomore at UCI. Throw in big bucks - when it comes to video . Damon again shines and makes Rounders work. , ·I R ounder;· puts together two young poker pl<sy- ers, lots of ~moky "Rounders" is primarily a good cop/bad cop game between Damon and Norton. The two work'beautifully together and it's easy to understand why McDer- mott would follow Worm. With Martin Landau rounding out the story as the judge who counsels McDermott on hls prob- lems and h1.s future. "Rounders• is more talk and less ac:tlon, which at times is disappointing. The char- acters are intriguing and interest- ing to watch, but don't totally make up for what's missing. back rooms 111 New York and Brooklyn's Russian mafia. Mike McDermott (Matt Damon), enrolled m law school, a wluz kid at poker, good enough to pay most of his law school tuition. has vowed to hls g1.rl- friund Jo, not lo play poker ever dga.m But his dream ts to play m the big Vegas tournament.) old buddy Worm Lii released from 1ail Wqrm (Edward Nor::tonl i> one encr~etic actor. He plays hi rol • of a debased cu atwe, rec en pdrolet" forcefully: murupulat.ulg hts slraight-artow, hone t fn •nd back mw the high stakes t lere.1£ where we start to lo e the thrill, Teddy KGB (John ) MalkoVlcb) m the role old \illam1 Mafia type lose 1t r<>ctlrlP.SS , Even with his connecuon.s to.the mob, the scnpt annoys you SQ much as you see hut1 lobhenn~l over Oreo cookie~ dunng hh pokN yame . · . Duector John. Duhl :.trdy~d from th<' dd.Ik' dnd hopeless · moods bke ddssac "The HusU ·r· \-\.ith PduJ Newman. The Cd5t l entert&rung but there are too .many characters. Thi• dUd1encc has absolutely no knuwlr·dge CJ! what pok<'T dCt10n !Ian pires We say don't ante up the big ... mo!'lev now. Thro\'-m the bucks : for ,the \: deo when the stakes yo • down When McDermott's best bud- dy -the conniving and manipu- lative Worm (Edward Norton) - is released from prison, McDer- mott is drawn back into the life of a "rounder• to try to help h.ls friend get back on lus feet But Wonn isn't on McDermott's level: he cheats to • giVe himself an As a cross between "The Hus- tler• and "Rocky,• the film is entertaining and gives us a bang-up finish. For me, it would have been more interesting to follow Worm's character further, as I'm sure he wouldn't have had They play poker at a level no amateur could. He's hit bottom and promises never to go back. No more cards, ever. End of sto- ry? Definitely not, since McDer---While "Rounders" is a good Jo, (Gretchen Mol) a fellow law student, runs an •upbght" !>hlp. While living with hPr, McDermott keeps his word But • the femj5lation is too great when • GAY WASSAU·KEUY 57, IS the cd1 tor of a Balboa neMpaper aod ls actlv" in the communrty BIU KEUY, 55. is an mdustnal engineer -.A.~le o-E .A. Tale Children's Boobhoppe 8S4-8Z88 A Bookshoppe for kitk of all aqes 4199 Campus Dr .. University Center, Irvine Come And Vldt Us: At Our New, Blggez> Location in Universdty Center SAVE THESE DATES: FRI. OCT. 23 Alexandra Day & Good Dog Carl Sat. OCT. 24 Leo & Diane Dillon Where Wine ~~.,,,,·'lli~ Where to Dine Resta _urant Directory RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT On board the °Pride of Newport" Riverboat. Homft Of The Nev.,><rt H8rtlor NaUbcal Museum (Formerly Reuben E Lee) Is Open From 11 am-9om Lunch end Dinner Sat Sun Brunch 88m (closed Mondays) Reservabons Needed Only For Weddings. Banquets Or Pnvate Perbes All Meior Crecht Cerds Acceptad. 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WhichlMr locaaotl you vilt you1 d firid the belt blby beCk rlb8 in ()enge ~. wwct In werm 1 corn~ eeuing ~ 7 ~ • wHlt 4-10 pm , lJ:Jtie&9d • 2(0) Nllwpor't Btttcj 631-2110 A Unique Full-Service Salon Dedicated to Customer Service Specia!izing in ••• Dimensional Highlights Personallzed Hair Color Color Correction Updo 's Weddings European Skin Care Dept. Make-up Applications Make-up Lessons Nail Care (!149) 722-6696 1835 Newport Blvd., Suite E-273 Costa Mesa anna LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE VILLA NOVA THAI SPICE Ceiifomut Cuisine et its finest Enioy Breekf8st.. LunC:h or [)oner Villa Nova offers OeSSIC ltalten c.uisine WtUl a spectecuiar VlftN Vtited by the Reg1ste" readers es appeared m The Bes 01 1n casual elegance, as you dme inside or on our beautiful pabO. Featunng homemede pastes. fresh seafood & veal specialties Orange <Aunty secoon 8s "The Best Ths Food In Orange County• we feature Scrumptioos Buffets throughout the day, or you can and a unique waterfront ambience rem1mscent. of en ttakan Lunch, dinner. catenng & t.ekeout 1'0W CPEN ~ IRVl\E 15455 order from our bounaful menu Located et 179CXl Jamboree <Auntrystde Pr0fess1onal service & an award winning wine hst JeffreY Road (at lrvlne c.enter Or 1857-8424 Open everyday Sun Road (corner of Jamboree and Main) Phone (714) 975-1234 delight patrons while dining tn this romantic setting Live thru Thurs 11em-9 3Q>m. Frt And Sat 11om-HJpm A'"O x8720 HW'S Sam-1 1 ertert8lnment begins nightly at 9pm. The upstell'S Ogar lounge • pm features 1>r9m1um cigars, sptntS and an e~nsi¥e appetizer located st 615 W 19th St Costa Mesa 546-4333 YANKEE TAVERN menu Locatadet3131WestCoestHwy642·789J ROYAL THAI On the bay 1n Newport Beach. Serving lunch & Dinner daily SC A M p I Open 7 days e week Serving lunch & Oinnel" Oatty 1 1 arp -3pm Located et 333 Bayside Dnve 675-5333 Fine Family Dining. Newly Remodeled. Open 7 Days A Week for Sunday • Thursday Dinner s s1h ed Sp.m • 1 Opm Sunday NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. The only brewery 1n Newport Beach. we serve award winning beers & we have e fant.Bst.ic food menu. With outdoor dirnng and I~ of FREE perlong Located et 2920 Newport Blvd Hours 11 :3:lem-1 CQ>rTI Sin-Tues 1 1 ~ 1 OOem FnSet. SKEWERS C.Osta Mesa's only Brewery! Located et 298 E 17th St 1n Costa Mesa All our brew & entl'ees ere 1ndMduelly made fresh. Wood fired p1ues, shnmp/chicken/beef/lemb kabobs. salads end great sandwiches Hours 11 em-11 pm Sun-Thurs and 1 1 am- 12 midnig~ Fri-Sat BAMBOO TERRACE Check out the hippest Chinese restaurant 1n Orange Countyl Recently remodeled to resemble en Asian beer house 0.n 0.n serves tasty Chinese food end offers a fully stocked bar with refreshing tropical dnnka, a quality w10e list and e greet assortment of premium bottled end drak beers Hours 5 CQ>m-7 CQ>rTI Tues.· Sun Closed Mondays. Located et 1773 Newport 8Nd m Costa Mesa 645-5550 MANDARIN GOURMET Chinese food lovers will find house spac1elties along with many famthar hM:intes on Iha menu We offer A vanety of appetuers. soups. &aleds, enttees end desserts. Banquets. cetenng end tak&OUt available Serving lunch & d1Mer 7 days e week Loc:at8d at 1500 Adame /we, '100 540-1937 SIR ROGERS, LTD Sa~. C.Offee and Espresao Drinks & SmoothiSs ~ new breakfast menu. CAtanng avellable. Open Mon..fri et Bem Set at 7em and Sun at 9am. Located et 270 [. 17ttl Street, Costa M818 645-2252."' GURU'S SANDWICHES Vt/a leC'W hot & cold da5 eend'Mchee. Ur ~ ... the '8U.est ., townr Try CM worid famous mest>el eendWich Of' ou- deli ~ aandwich, you1 be "GtJru'ec.f' for life! Mon. -Fri 9em- 6pm. Sat. 10em-3pm. Lociltad at 1560 Supenor Ave. A1 (714) 722-1211 SABATINO'S RESTAURANT 6 SAUSAGE CO. Paste, C.eeer Salad, Home made Sluaage. Veal, Lamb, llsti . Wrne, Beer. Ceppucono & Oaseert. Holn Wfittll., SerMg Set & 9..tn BM1ch From B 001 00. 11.,....1~. A-i :.sat 11 am;11 pm Al MljaF O'id. Cerda Accepted Locatad At 251 Shipyard W~. NMport Beach. [7141 7230321 f RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA In 1 beMif\J ..wng on If-. a.y, '\M ~· J*'fo ''ii ig ~ in OU" Enotaee Lounge looad It 251 e .. Ptciftc ao. Highway In ~ Belct't lunch Mon .S.C 11 ·3().2.00, ~ Brund1 11 em-3Jrn, OiMll' ~ epm.1~. Oii hied for rtlll8f'll8bOre 673-SSJ) Dinner Only 5 CD10:~ We Oster Pnvate Lunch Parties for Thursday Fn and Sau.i"day open urwt 11pm Locsted et 4001 15 People or More. All Mator Credit Cerds Accepted W c.oest 1-+Nf 645{THAI) ~~t$3epted LOC8t8d et 1576 N~t Blvd Costa. DI HO SI AM SA PO RI Thai Chinese Cuisine Open 7 davs Mondav Saturda~ tunch 11 OOam -300pm D1nner400pm • 1000pm Sunoey. Italian food for hearty eaters Open 11.30em-10 ~. Son08't Dinner r:rty Party IT8VS & cer.enng evsilable Loar.ed m tt>e c.ost..a Thursday. 11 30am-11 CQ>m Fridey&turday locstad et 1 cm Mesa Qu1yards at 1835 NEMpart BMi [} 154 645-3259 Bayside Drive. 6444220 AMACHI Sushi & Sushr to Go Complete Bar. AJ Major 0'8dlt Cards LOC8l8d At 2675 M1e Ai/8 CAaoss from Newpat Golf Colr.iel (714 I &55518 BEN I HANA Amenca's most celebrated Japanese rescauranL Open 7 d_ays e week Lunch 11 ·30em-2.3Q)m Mon-fn. Dinner 5 30-10 CDpm Mo~Thurs. 5 30-11 OOpm l=ri• 5-11 ~Sat. 4 3().9 ~m Sun. Located et 4250 Br-ch St 9550022 AVILA'S EL RANCHITO AuthenbC MeX1cen Food. With The Freshest Ingredients & A New Light Cuisine Great Merga('lt&S HOU"S Lunch & Dinner All Me,or O'tldrt Cerda Accepted Locatad et 2101 Plscenna Costa Mesa -642·1142, 28CXl Newport Blvd , Newport Beach - 675-6855 and 2744 E Coast 1-tNy . CilM -644-8226 TA PAS The only restaurao:. m 0 C to offer the finest in cus ne from Spa n v. th ltVe Flamenco entertainmen:. 5pecialll.lng Ill Pae • steails gnDed fresh fish & pastes Open tor lunch end d nncr Located et 4253 Martingale Wwy ( 1 m!IEI south of John Wayne Airport I. Meior credit cards accept8d 1714 J 75&8194 SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD Regarded es Southern Cahtom as top sea'ooo retn er Wrttl t.h£J largest & finest selecoon of fresh seafood ciaJ!y Also a rrultitude of 6Ct"UITlpbOOS delicacies such as sus gile(I fish entrees m ohawder, fish & ch ps saodwt::he end ti t.,e •.:ngs or e gourmet meal at hOme Open 7 devs u ,., 154.E 17th St . Costa Mesa (714) 574-8002 Ml CASA . . THE CANNERY CU meals are now a tnp t.o Ba1e as wel es Meiuco NoW offenng flsn tacos Phone ahead tar orders to-go H01Jrs Oe:ly From 11 OOem All Me1or Credit Cards Accepted Located At 296 17d1 St. Coeta Mesa (714] f>45-7626 LA PALAPA Serving euth~ntic South Meiucen Seafood. Ce¥1Che, oockt81ls. cemsrones, putpo, ensetedas end much more Open 6 days a week Oosed on Wadnesda)'5 Dine in or telteoot Located et 123 23rd~ tn ~Beach (near MIAt L~&) 673-2657 FERDUSSI TASTE OF PERSIA Severy Peraian CU1&1na tn upacele, affordable atmoephere 11 3Qem.10 CQ>m Sundatllu&dey. urd 1em ~ wd'l liYI~ LA CAVE Menu kdJdel Lobster, ()8b, Shrimp, Steaks OeBy Specie Fri. & Set Prime Rtb, Fon Bar & W"M List CesUal Dress Hours Lunctal 11 ·30-2.30 -[)Mer Mon Set lrom S ~ Vise, Mastercard, 0.ner'I Oub. Located At 1695 ll'vinCl Al/fJ. • (At 17th Strut.I Near Bloc bYster EntertDinme~ Colta M (?14) 64&7944 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu ~. Fnian Nii. Di en. ~ & Pric" Range From $3 7S For Lunch & $6.~5 For O.nner tbn Mon.&t Open 11em For LI.Inch 4 ~~on -Fri Oinner 3 cnm. Set. & Sun . Mator D'9d Cards Aocept.ed LOCIClld Al2XDHllW (f •31 , Cea 1714)641-97.77 THE ARCHES The snmUn .... Ind ~ hcxlll "' "'-m County li1CI 1~. ·~ lunCb Mon . .fn:·h30lm ..... :rt:Q:itn . °Olnfltl' --riflOI d 1 OOem lDCDd on~ 8twd & r.oMt Hwy 1n NMpart a.ch. &0-7077 ' '· KtStOnC Wa:.erlront Rootatnnt and Harbor O'ulse ~ HDUrS Moo -Sat 1 1 X> • 2 OOam, Sun 10lnim'12 ~ AS Ma:or ~Cards ReseNetms Suggested Located at 3010 lirl , Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 6..,55n7 fGX 675-2510 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN . ' A 14 Thur~oy, Sep mber 17. 1998 datebook Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot .O'Neill's 'Ah, Wilderness' is laugh-out-loud funny~ South Coast Repertory open~ 35th season with plaY\:Yright's only comedy featuring company's founding actors T<JM T11us . M ention tho ndme of 'Eugenf> O'Neill and most thc•ate>rgocr:, would con1uw up unagt•s of tor- tured souls dnd wo:,lc•d lives - the Tyron~ of • LonH Ddy'c; .Jour- ney Into Night• bPmq lhe most accessible <?Xdmplt• ol chdfact~rs, .~ drawn from lht• pltlywnght's anguished exp<mrntPs. Yet th~y. and O'N1>tll, hitd a ~ FYI 'AH, Wll.DONESS' . . • WHERE: South Coast Reper- tory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costd Mesct + WHEN: 8 p.m nrnsdays through Fndays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2:30 and 7 p.m. Sundays through Oct. 1 J. + HOW MUCH: $128 to $45 + PHONE: (714) 708-5555 flip side. In hts one ond only comedy; •Ah. W1ld1•mea..,s • O'Neill pn•sente<l thesl' SdOW basic characters m o rnow rom- lortahh• The Miller family gathers for THEATER REVIEW "rt1ther dinner ln .. Ah, Wilderness'" Knows Best" ell South Coast Repertory. setting. and From left are Raye Blrk, cretrted a commq-of-dgtt chroni-Jenniler Griffin, MichaeJ de that was not only soolhmgly Reisz, Richard Doyle and entertaimng but, u1 the nght hdnds, lc1ugh-ou1-lou<l funny. Marilyn Mcintyre, while Thu. was tho fc1mi4' O'Netll Brenda Kenworthy and wished he~ httd known msteocJ of Danny Whltehead are ln the the hc1untPd Tyronps foreground. effectively as the sophisticated • Valle son. . '" Most of SCR's regulars, who've been with the com~y sinc:e the nud-1960s, contribute memorable cameos. Martha McFcµland is the giddy maid, Hal Landon Jr. chills the atmosphere as the outraged father of Richard's girlfriend, Art Koustilc ·enacts the gruff bartender and Don Took is the sly traveling salesman. Rl,chly delineated, diametrically opposite, abjects of Richard's affection are rendered by Karen Stapleton as the tavern temptress" and Rona Benson as the sweet, virginal young love. Jason Low and the alternating tandem of Joey Valenti and Danny White- head complete the estimable cast. The sunple, slidmg scenic designs of James Youmans establish a fine early century · atmosphere, particularly the lakeside segment late in the show. Walker Hicklin's period costumes are particularly effec- tive, as is Chris Parry's lighting effects. South C'oc1st Ht>pNtory's di<', PHOTOC<XJIHESYO{ HN HOWARD m---llftO!!rHH>.ii. mil~ ttw ngkt ~nu.--. _...-1-___ ___::_:_.:...::.....;. __ .;......_,,__ __ •Ah. Wil~emes1>" is a preoous piece of early Americana, the lighter side of one of our greatest dramatists and a thoroughly enjoyable revival to inaugurate 1 In· the compdny\ sPcond stdging of the O'N«i>1ll c lo'>s1c (U1e first w c1i. in 1981 J, chn•c tor Mc1rtin Benson C>'>lctbh'>lll's cl u•ltixecJ, fdITU.IJul c1Lmosphcn• with nppl<>s of comedH chswns1on c1nd c•hciU. a colJectJOn of f1•1lldfkc1hJP (WrfOr· mc1nc£>s from lop to hottorn. •Ah, W1ld1•nw~s" 11•volvc·~ around d · 17-yPc1r-olcl hoy's c1wk- WcHd thrnsb c..1nd 1><1rm•s .mto adulthood 1n 1 !IOh Conm•ct1n1t and the npplt• PflN·t tus mght on Urn town hds on his fc.1rn1ly. It ts the stutl lhul -tthout <..1 hulJ-c-l'n- tury later -television sitcoms would be mdde of. Michael Reisz is captJVating us thP young Richard, the play- wnght's alter ego, whose choice of redding material (Wilde. Swin- burne and Shaw) hom.fws his V1ctonan mother Reisz is at the top of his gamo m two pMbcular • scenes -.resL'>ling temptation (but not spints) with an ag9res- s1v(• b<lr girl and patching things up h•nderly with his real swcC'l· hcrtrt. try our awawl winnin~ Italian ice cream!/ WE HAYE REAL oeuc10US" ITALIAN ICE CREAM P.Kf FREE JTALIAN ICF.S ANO 97% FAT FREE GELATO gelato · classico lt.1liJn In ( rt .• irn 'lmuothil·~ p.i,iriC!. c.1ft J.7~<1 I . < !'·'" I fwy.' C oron.1 ~Id M:u (l'CH & Coldenro<l) .> (949) 721-\.160 it1.11ir' M1111 Thur• ll<fm 10;30prn •I n/S.u 4'.un \.11dnipht •Sun 10.:sm IOpn1 l\10"401\\' Lobster Day Lobster Tails $I 0. 95 Rice & Salad .. _.._, <•w...•• ~ ,~ .. ,, .. ,.......,,,..,..,. ,c;;;;:i:;x;;; ·- " Fresh Grilled Fish •Seafood • Chicken Pasta Specialties• Fresh Seafood Sala~s TUE SDI\\' . ' ' .. Taco ·Clam Shrimp Sashlml Crab, s,.r:ieclal Llngulnl Plates Plate Shrfmp, sh Taco5 Stutln1 et $7.95 $6.95 $5.50 Oysters. $1.00 Other Red lobster. Pacifico C, Sashlml Scallops. Coron• Pasta Hooks $1 .50 Spedals $1.50 Platter Based on Bud Orafu Available $22.95 avallalMllty $1 .00 -670 W. 17th St. #GB, Costa Mesa ;,' ,, ~ f-- -_ _J I (W es t of the new Trader Joe's) 645-8873 . Classified ads work f. ' or y.ou. While the boy's chc1racter is. the focdl pomt, the production's two stellar performances are ren- dered uy tu.s father and uncie Raye Birk injects volumes of hedrt and depth into the newspa- pm editor father, seething in conuc frustration dl the dinner table and plowing uncomfortably through a "birds and bees" dis· cussion with his soo. Richard Doyle's jaunty perfor- mance as the reprobate uncle is outstanding, bdlancing embar- rnssmg revelry with rich morn- ing-after retrospection. HlS pur- suit of Richard's maiden aunt, a tightly wound Jenrufer GnI TATE 5 Arr!ARINC {VfRY SAwtm.\\ "' 9:30rM Dinner Dancing & Entertainment Patio Area 3520 E. Pociflc Coast Hwy • Corona dol Mor • 675-1922 BANQUETS • CATERING • TAKE-OUT •COCKTAILS • FINE WINES• 1500 ADAMS AVE •COSTA MESA (HARBOR & ADAMS) 540-1937 '"'"""'''•""/ M""' 6' ,,,.,p, /•£..,,, Tasu of Persia fe .. ussi Gn11t Foot!, F1111tAStic 5"vk' Hral1J11 • T11Jry • Afferr"1bk [),....,. inml ~ '!"' fl•:!' c ,,,_, , __ ,, 11.qfro FrU/Ays t!r Satu~s Unforgettable Nights Lob of Fem anJ F,stivity Bml.J.y 1'1rttn •. Amm'"1dnn. '""'/''"''Et mn 6' f imuly c;.,1~m1xi , Muir11 ilffntU""""U, f.j_.., u, ''*"'" &seroations 714-545-9096 • 714-343-2010 C.tmng 3605 S. Bmtol St. @MacArthur (2 bl«la 1u11·th o So11th COASt PliuA) \l\l\E \\\l nm 1111. \\IUW \\I \\111, OI 1111 1)0 ·,· by Jon Klein On the SCR Second Stage September 25 through October 25 l.ow·Prictd Ptl'\it.'\\.s Sti>trmber 2l -2• She l11111h1Cl\ 111~11 'l'lll'"lll •1u11111~" on Ct~lifll\ W;Jl<')\11 • ht•~ 111;1k1111( 1J/l('U1111·11tJty111111 1d•d1I t.11111lv ~1•h~ '"'' \\JICh out "f11·11 th1."ll~ h.111\ 1-1111111I\011 ~11 l.1M tr .11:k \ti lliMn lc•r hn·,1~f.N1 Re ,.1 c la.1r.K tt·I\ :ljlJIC:lr 1ri 1111.1gm;11) 'lh1.1t1<1n' I ur Ii II the otlK r v.:1y ;mM111ill .uicl llC"l'\('11 !11.'t:11ll 'llJflll~I0'4 ll~itnr1l In 1111\ )Um'l111k"# Cf1111C1l) b) II riSIOg •l<U "lllth Jtl1l(l\ a "11k IH1I '1r111gdy f!l1111h.1r lmrtil) Could ti I 'yo11ru , a splendid subplot. Marilyn Mdntyre endows the boy's proper mother with care and concern, and a pencbant for defiance when the occasion per- mits. Brenda Kenworthy is <l delight as the daughter, who somehow makes normalcy inter- esting, while Kevin Gregg poses . South Coast Repertory's 35th season. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His review appear Thurs- days and Saturdays . I ·I ....... • &Lio AUJT.4WT.t r.~-----~--------~ 1 1 » Fish Taeos I 1 Pl Shrimp Tacos - I BUY 1 BR'1'BBB 1 Ja Shrimp Cocktails I GBT 1 BR'1'BBl!J I~ Octopus Tostadas : FB.EE I• Ceviche Tostadas l!.-~~.!'!.~ ~~ ~ _!ru_9 _ ~~:J ~ Fresh Oysters SJIBVDIG LVB'CB. Dmaaa Thursday -Tuesday l O:OOa.m • 9 ·00 pm • Closed on Wedne~s lU Arel Street• Balboa PeAiDnla 673 8687 fnHr Mutt lync1t'1J - Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique •int room & dlnlna room •~•lbabl« fiw 1rwp butin-llMdblp and prhlft fltftdJont 723-0621 Please Call For RrMrnrlons and DfrectJons 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Celebralif18 33 Years in Orange Counly Family Owned & Operated ....... L_2~!~~~~~~~.!4~E!~- Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot datebook Thursday, September 17, 1998 A JJ The ·Grill at Pelican Hill has grand • • MARLA BtRl> ..... G igantic Canaryisland palms delineate the dri'- veway at the Irvme com- pany's brand-new clubhouse adjacent to its Pelican I-Cul Golf Club. Inside, exuberant clusters of orchids decorate the hallwdys and dining rooms of the dirung facility: The Grill at Pelican· Hill. It has the feeling of a private dirung club, but this one is open to the public. ... Diners at the 5-week-old grill are enjoymg first-cla~s food courtesy of chef Jean - Christophe Basseau and the Four Seasons Hotel, which man- ages and operdtes the restaurdnt and banquet focililtes. The hotel has supplied a superbly trained staff: pleasant, polite dnd profes- sional. Melodies from a live gu1ta·r pl•yer float through the rooms from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesddys through Saturdays. And there is plenty of space fo.r_ bdJ1quets and meetings, plus d walled court- THE Gill AT PEllCAN Hill • WHERE: Pelican Hill Clubhouse, 22651 Pelfc:an Hill Road South, off New· port Coast Drive, Newport Beach + WHEN: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fn- day 8 am. to 10 p.m ., Satur- day, 8:30 cs.m. to 10 p.m .• Sun- aay, 8'.30 to 9 p .m. + HOW MUCH: Expensive + PHONE: 717-6000 yard with-fountam for fltttthirnr---t-' wedding receptiom~dnd parties The ceilings are high, the Cdr- pets are deep, Vlews of the rolling greens and th<> blue Pacific ocedn are sublimt' t.1nd the magruf1cent orcrud arrange- ments are luxurious. Jdckets are not required dnd -just m1dgine -there are no monthly dues. There are no culmdry histri- onics m evtdence at ThC? Grill. but the 28-year-old chef shows marvelous talent and sophistica- tion in his choices for this tare- fully planned menu. 1t 1s geared to middle-of-the-road. appeutes with enough pizzazz to appeal to diners ready to drop $15 or $20 api~~ for breakfast or lunch and $30 and more for dinner, plus tax, bp and wine Italian and French country recipes are mixed with Amen-· can favontes. A.New York steak burger or a turkey burger ($10.75) bas a mile-high pile of Y.M liAGG'~·lYllJIS I DAl.Y I'll.OT Manager Jon Herrera, left. and chef Jean-C:hristophe Ba.sseau relax at The GrtU at Pelican HUI tn Newport Beach. t11C11tJe ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 tempting, crunchy, baby onion rings; pasta becomes spcoaJ with gnll ed chicken, and zucchi- ni blossoms with a Jtick of garlic and roasted chilies ($10 50); a ques~dilla ($7 .50) is packed with fresh shrimp and melted Havarti cheese. ' If you are dmong the legion of crab cake fcllls, by all means order. Basseau's four-star entries. The soft meat of the crab 1s enhanced by the addition of crunchy s~eet kernels of .white com and the sun-dned tomato basal couh~ has just th~ right amount of tdngy spice ($11.50). , The crab Caesar sdlad ($13 95) with roasted red pepper dressing ($13.75) and the arra1 of fresh fruit ($8.50) with low-fdt cottage chPese or yogurt are both elegant salad choices. Mar- velous bredds from La Brea Bak- ery in Los Angeles and dec;;serts from the Four Seasons Hotel m Newport Bedch are shipped in daily Prune ftlet mignon ($19.95) is perfectly cooked to order serv~ with an old·fd sh1oned tw1ce- baked potdto, g~ee.n peppercorn sctuce and deep·forest-fldvored sh1tcske mushrooms. Oven-roasted vegetdblcs ($14) with fresh ht>rbs cry out for u zestier ohve 011 but a thick ~hce of cooked Chilean sea bdss ($17.50f is hcdverlly, crusted with crushed pistachios and fla- vored with a chardonnay jus. The slow-roasted turkey club ($8.50) on toclsted seven-gram .bread is thick, wonderful and diNeQcally. v1rtu9us. Properly st>ddte angel-hair pasta ($10 50J with tomatoes, basil dnd garlic holds no surpnst:>s for its fans, and the California Cobb ($9.75) is a bland lllUta.tton of the ongi- ndl. A toothsome braised ldmb shank ($1 4 at lunch, $17.50 at dinner} rests m a bed of succu- lent green lentil? topped. with a sweet scdlte~ of caramehzed veg91es. A monumental slab of double chocolate cake, layered with l/2-mch-lh1ck frosting_1s drdped with th1cjc chocolate S}rup Key hme pie b good, but the best is a hot, tart berry cnsp with vanil- la ice credm melting on top ($5J · ' Extrn things are added to !ht> eittenstve bre11kfast menu on tt.lf weekends, including egg B ~i:i diet on crdb cakes tS15J with lobster-l(jrragon holldndal':>e antl nnndroon bnoch•' French toast ($Q) with Venpont maple syrup. Manager Jon f lt>rrer~ say:> d golfer's IJredk.f dSI of udcon, egg , toast and ti.as.ti broy..-:nt; costs • around $~.50. Low·ldt yogurt dnd llfl fresh bern<·s <Ue $4 .50. ·The hour.P scotch ts Johnny W.1lker tSS.95) and Beefeater mttrhrus dre ·5 House '\\.'11lCS by the glass include I fos'> Select chardonndy 1$6 . .50) dOd cobPT- net ($6.7.5). the wme hst in< ludes lob of Ctthformd bottl ~ between $30 and ~50, d fe\\ French selections and P\Jen champagne and p<Hkhng wines. • MARLA BIRD s d1mng rev1em apP'ar every othef Thursday T W I N ~ P ~ L ffi ~ r>Rf';ENTS GRAMMY-AWARD WINNER A .MERICA- FRID~Y, SEPTEMBER 25 Look outll h's coming! HALLOWEEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Doon open at 7 p.m.· Show at 9 p.m $3&1nadvance $40 •t the door Shows Include Ap..-tlzer Buffet le Dance PartJ with DJ Costume Contest for Prlz• After Both Shows fol'tlcllela call 949·721-11288 $10 COVEii AIYER 10 P.• ~~ Performing their hits: Horse with No Nome, Tin Man, Sister Golden Hair, I Need You Two SHOWS: 7 & 9:15 P.M. \n intimate concert in the dynamir \enue ol l\\in Palms. ktilurin~ a ~J-rour!"t' . California Coastcil < u1 .... irH' dinnl'r. Oinrwr c:nncl'l't 'II kt·I~ S>O Ue1wr .ll \rlm1 .... s1on Ill kC'l For 111rorrrwti< nor n• t:f\iitmn call 949-72 f -82UH · FRIDAY, ~CTOBER 30 Doon open at 7 p.m. Show at 9 p.m. $25 In advance $30 at the door \ T W' I H ++ P JI l ffi ~ 630 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE AT FASHION ISLAND 949-721·8288 \ " • . , " s 16 Thurwoy, Sep mber 17,' 1998 '. llllOllll It's time to end the suspense , Members of the New- port City Council, you've left us hanging. It's 9een a month since Kevin Murphy - willingly or not-hand: e d over his resignation 1ettei. .It's been a few weeks since Norina Glover biurted her provocative allegation that h1s departure was spurred by an "mc1dent" so severe thdt an investiga- tion probably should have been conducted. It's been a few weeks since we learned about Glover's letter to poten- Jinl de Boom, suggest- ing she might be able to help him if he was inter- e sted in a ~eat on the planning Commission or library bodrd. And it's been several weeks. smce d "shocked and embarrassed" Councilmdn.John Noyes cdlle,d for Glover's immediate resignation. ll\ been weeks, and still we have no answers, no closure, no indication that you even care. The doubt Glover cast on Ivf.llrphy's name, whether true or untrue, must be addressed. And you, her colleagues, . owe it to your coQ- stituents 'to hold Glover accountable for her . actions. You, the coun- cil, owe it to your con- stituents to either clear Murphy's name or . determine whether the misconduct Glover so cryptically alluded to actually occurred. One needs to look no further than to the evening news to see what apparent cover- ups and innuendo can· do to' an elected official. The events of recent weeks have changed the Newport communi- ty. And for the town to heal and move on, these issues must be resolved. Only you can close this chapter in the city's his- tory books, and it's our job to s.ee_.that it's done. WRITE YOUR REPRES ENTlllVES PRESIDENT ! Bi.11 ( hnton,' (DJ, The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania A11e., Wash- • 10qton. O.G., ~0500. Hotline (6 a.m to 2 p.m.) (202J _;'56-1111. .• VICE PRESIDENT \I Gore, (DJ, The Cdpitol Buijding, Swte 212, Washington, D.C., :wsoo. GOVERNOR P1 l<' Wil!-.on. (RJ, State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814, (916) 445-2841. U.S. SENATORS · lforhdrd Boxc>r, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Wash- 1nutun. D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Snit<? 545, El ScC)undo, 90245, (3 l 0) 414-5700. • IJ1anne Pein!)tc>m, (0), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C., 2051 o. (202) 224-3841 ; or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Anq~les. ~0025, (310) 914-7JOO. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • ( hns Cox, (R), 4 7th DlSbict, 1 Newi}ort Place, Suite 420, Newport Bcdch, 92660, (714) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washing- ton, D.C., 20515, (202) 225-5611. (Represents most of Newport Bedch) • Dana Rohrahacht!r, {R), 45th Distnct, 101 Main St., Suite 3C, f ltu1trngton Beach, 92648, (714) 960-6483, or 1027 Longworth Buildm9, Washington, D.C ., (202) 225-2415. (Represents Costa t-.l('')d dnCI Wt!')f Newport Beach). STATE SENATE Ro-.s John!.on (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd, SUite 220, lrvmE', <12715, B3:l-0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Mdnh n Bre wer (R), 70th District, 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 2211. Jrvrne, 9:l715, 863· 7070. · STATE COASTAL COMMISSJON 45 r:rcmonl St., Suite 2000, San Franosco. 94105, (415) 904-52QO. Rcqional olbce located m Long Bedch, (310) 590-5071. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISOflS I lr1ll of Adm1111strdtion, 10 Civic Center Pldz.a, Santa Ana, 92701 . • • .J1m Silva, 2nd Di trict (Costa Mc~a), 834-3220. • Thomas Wil:;on, 5th Distnct (Newport Beach, Santa Ana l lc1g hts), 834-3550. • ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD 88 fd1r Dnve. C<·r.:ta Mesa. 70~ FAIR. ,.. Board· Prcs1dont Emily Si\nford. Vice President Don Saltarelli and • Members Gary J :fayakc1wa, Jun Lindberg, John Crean, Randy Smith. Don W1Uct, and Jeifrey Stern. • ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalnius Drive, l'.0. liox 9050, Costa Mesa, 92628·9050, 966- ... 4000. Cli1:ab th D. Park.er, member, 1h1~tcc Area 5 Costa M sa, Newport Bcdr.h. CITY OF COSTA MESA 'o Id MP~ Caty I foll, 71 Pnl_r Dnvc, 926i6, 7.S.C-5223. .f\foyor. P tt>r nuu,, ounril: Joe r:m:k on, Cinry Monnhan, l leather Somers and Libby CO\\"tlll, • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH N · wport Ht>ach City 1 Joli, 3300 N"cwpo[t Blvd., 92663. 64•·3309. Maycv: nion Edw•m:t~. .. I r ·ounol: John H lg , Jan Debay, Norma Glover, Defuils O'Ned, John Noy • ctnd Tom Thonison. ' . • J .. ·, •• • comm um forum Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Daily Pilot • COlllSPOllDlllCE Readers offer opiniens on Nonna Glover. I have tw.en reading the recent articles in the Pilot £Onceming Norma Glover's com- plaint against a Daily Pilot reporter with a sense of deja vu c·GJover files complaint against Pilot reporter," Sept. 4; •Glover's credib1llty runs out the dOQr, • Sept. 5). I thought the following personal experi- ence I had with Glover might be illuminating to your reporter and my fellow readers. · A few years ago, I was driving past a fnend's home across the street from Glover's residence at the corner of Santa Ana Avenue and Clay Street. I not.iced that a tree-tnm-ffi.ing operation was under way at the front of Glover's property, next to the stre~t. It was eVJdent this was a city or electric company contractor, as there were power and phone lines present, '1nd a number of the beautiful trees lining the block on that side of the street had already been pruned. I parked my car and politely asked the workmen U they would direct me to the fore- man, who I then discovered was not present. J was given a telephone number after I voiced my concern over the extent of trim- ming that was soon to occur on'my frieod'.s property Wlthout his knowledge and consent. They were very accommodating and indicat- ed they would wait until my friend had spo- ken to their boss before proceeding. Dunng the exchange, I had been standing about a yard Crom the curb on a pathway to Glover's front door. She came storming out of her home, dedfly agitated:While still about 10 yards away, she venomously hollered: •Are> you the boss?H ·No," I replied. Without gwmg me the opporturuty to identify myself, she then screamed, •Then get the hell off my property!" I look two steps back to the curb while identifying my~eu and said that I was con· cetned about the trunming and was only Facilitators don't always make things easy . One of the most common words in educabonese iS Mfdcilitator, ~ sol wds not surprised to see Robert Bar- bot, our new Newport-Mesa super- inte ndent of schools, use that word in lus Daily Pilot intel'Vlew to idenb- fy himself and everyone else of ment who works for the district (•New year, same issues: Q and A -Robert Barbot," Sept. 7). J lere lS ~n example of what factl- itators do. there to get a contact number from the work- men. As she turned her back to me, she saia, "I'm probably more concerned than you.• She then made a mobile phone call. Ai l c9ncluded my conversation w\th the workmen, what l overheard on Glover's end Qf that phone convers(\tion '$ounded distinctly like a threat of using her political position to make someone's life miserable. Sadly, the poor workmen and licensed arborist were the ones who had to endure her rude and unpleasant manner. They were only proViding the service they were hired to perform for and by the city of Newport beach. Does any of this sound familiar? · I believe public repraentatives should at an times strive to conduct themselves with honor and civility -something it appears Glover has difficulty doing. Glover, if you are reading this, I wish you to know that l am embarrassed to have voted for you. Personally, I don't believe for a minute you are dropping your complaint for the good of the community, nor does anyone I have discussed the issue with. Tire consen· sus is that you have.s18ered a course of acJ:ion that once more exposes your willing- ness to use public office and public resources for personal gain. and it's now all about dam- age control. I feeJ you owe the Pilot reporter and the citizens of Newport Beach a sincere a pol~. . PHIL GASPARD Former Newport resident now living in Costa Mesa I wish Jim de Boom. who wants to recctll Councilwoman Norma Glover, would save us Newport Beach taxpayers the high costs of a special recall election next spring. He wants to start a ridiculous recall dnve MI I l B'O I Our daughter Nikki attended Adams Elementary School from her kindergarten year until she com- ple ted third grade We recently moved 4,000 feet. 11us means that Nikki must attend Klllybrooke Ele- mentary School dunng her fourth- grade year .However, that school does not have a fifth grade, so Nik- ki will return to Adams Elementary School after s he completes the fourth grade. Now we have an apprehensive child who will attend a new school tor one year, where she has no lriends, before returning to the DIANA MULVll.l.£ I DAii. Y PILOT Superintendent Robert Barbot talks about future plans for the Newport Mesa school system in a Q & A session with the Dally Pilot staff. school she has loved so much for so long. So much for educational facilitators. DON K PIERSTORFF Costa Mesa Locals pleased with Wolonsky suit outcome I am very pleased the jury absolved the Eastbluff Commuruty Associal:lon and the city m the Wolqnsky suit(" Jury dears city in Eastbluff death,• SepL 10). I am really sony that Karl Wolonsky's wife died. But he shouldn't try to sue her back to life. I'm absolutely ecstatic that he lost. And I'm actually a little ticked off that we are wasllng some dollars in lil:lgation like that. And hts counsel should be banned from operating m this state for takmg such d lousy case. DAVID ANASTOS Eastbluff I dgrce with the Jury's decision in fdvor of the city of Newport Beach and Eastbluff homeowners assoodtion m the death of ltacy Wolonsky MARY ANN BRUCE Newport Beach I ilm very pleased at the jury's decision on the Wolonsky case. This lawsuit has taught us the pdrcmo1a on the pctrt of the Eastbluff residents, which has caused the situation now pertaining to the intersection of Bison Avenue and Eastblutr Dnve. BcMdes a brief penod when parents are dropping off children at Corona deJ Mar High School, there is no need for this situa- tion, which cause a great deal of mronve- mence for those of us who wish to use that slJcet to access Newport North. ANNE HAYDEN Newport 'Beach Lt't me hn.t say that the death of 'IUtcy Wolonsky was a reill tragedy. The impact had to he devastating to her husband, falnily and f ncnds. l lowcver, I fully agree with the jury's d Ci ion to ub olvc the city of Newport ncach nd the. Edittblull homeowmirs association of r spon 1bility. The sunplo fdet is that U the dnver who ran the red light had obeyed the law and Stopped ilko ho stiou ave, o ons would l>e olive today. The driver of the other car was fully r spons1ble, not Uie city or the homCJownN'S nssoriation. I This should serve as a stem reminder that cars can be very dangerous, and when laws are not adhered to, the rec;ult is often tragic. Drivers should always stop at red lights and stop signs, and it would be great if people actually drove within the speed limits. li these sunple rules were followed. we'd have fdf fewer accidents. DEAN WIENER Corona Del Mar Most say Jim Ferryman's vote on salaries was OK l had the ,Pleasure of teaching with Mary Perryman, Jun Ferryman's wife, for seven years at Sonora School (•Ferryman's vote on teacher raises being questioned,• Sept. 11). She lS an outstanding teacher and fully deserves any raise sne gets, regardless of what her husband's position 1s. I feel that the bad press that he's gett:i(lg is definitely not warranted. Newport-Mesa's salary schedule is way below other districts, and Newport-Mesa officials need to bnng it up to where it should be. This is in regards to Jun Ferryman's vote. He should not have been exclud- ed from voting. He has been ll member of this community, not only on the school board, but a supporter of all the schools. He has put all his kids through school. There is probably nobody else who htis such KATHY SANGSTER fine inteaTitv and moral standards as he. His wlf e has been a teacheJ' in tlus school district for 30 years. l recilly don't think Jim Perryman wollld at this point use his vote as o means to get his wife a raise. He was elect- ed to the school board. He is doing a won-· derful job. You probably would never find anyboiiy mare of a supporter of the Newport- Mesa public education system, and I thirik it's an Insult to his integrity as a person that anybody would even question his vote. ROSEANN WHERRY Costa Med I think Jun F rryman should have abStftiJl d from voting on the raises because Of his WU . n'.s a shdll)e, but that's tlle way lif IS, ' BEN SHAVEZ Newport Beach against a decent public servant all because ; she was. a) one of four council members who decided to ~eek new managerial leadership 1 1for the city; b) did not explain the reason for .c wanting new leadership as well as some would like; c) wrote a nebulous letter to someone who wasn't even a candidate on ~~ bd.llot1 d) got fed up with being pestered tiy ' reporters. u he is so unhappy with her last term in office, he should have filed to run against , her. I hope he gets a new hobby to replace runrung a fuWe, un]t2Stifie<i wnte-in or recall • campaign that would be a waste of the time ~ and money of the ab.Zens of Newport Beach 1 JEFF WHITEHEAD r--Corona del Mcu I am concerned by the level of scrutiny· • focused recently on Councilwoman Nor-I ma Glover. · I do not know Glover personally, but l do know that for \he past four years she has served diligently and effectively on the City .! Council. What does she get for serving m a • thankless, part-time, unpaid capacity as a t councilwoman? She gets a barrage of criti-1 ctsm coming from a daily commuruty paper mtent on getting her to give comment even ! when she has every righl]lot to give it. Although a public official, Glover has rights as a private citizen. Is it any wonder after watching how the p,ress can tum on d , local public official why so few choose to run 1 ·for office? Let's treat those dedlcated enough to pursue public service with a little more dignity and pnyacy. . For the sake of our city, leave Glover alonE! so she can get on with the JOb she was .elect-, ed to do. TANI TROST ~ Newport Bead\ Eastbluff 101 is a· fairy tale Michael B1gi's Letter of the Week should be relabeled Fairy Tale of the Month (•Ed!)t· bluff ltafhc 101," Sept. 1). Bigi is no traffic engineer. Moreover, he can't count. A careful survey showed dbout one-Cowth of the traffic crossing Jamboree Road at Bison Avenue might be cross-com- muruty traffic. But three-fourths of the traffic originates in EastbluU. The Bison Signal should be reopened and Eastbluff should apply safety measures to control traffic, both internal ana external. EclStbluf f is an afOuent community with two-car families who work, shop, go to sch or uruvemty and c;reate traffic. More than 3,000 round trips ate made daily in and out of Eastbluff by Eastbluffer::.. Bigi must look within himself to solve his problems. ' ROBERT WOLFF Ne~rt Beach Council_made right decision for Te Winkle Park Thank goodness we have City Council members who respond to the concerns and wishes of the people on matters touching their lives, i.e., no sale of liquor at TeWinkle Park ("Council says no to alcohol sales at Te Winkle Park,• Sept. 10). • Also a big thanks to Keith Van Holl, duec-·. tor ot community services. VELTA ANDREEN Costa Mes4 A couple of thoughts on who ·s to blame for condo damage ~· I just wanted to comment on Lloyd Dal- ton's comment, the design engineer for New- port J3each (•City gets blamed for condo • 'damage,• Sept. 10). He-said t}}e aty feels th • association is responsible because the storm water came off private property • I would like to correct Dalton m his think-! mg. The stonn water did not come off pnvate property. The storm water came from the citY. of Costa Mesa's park through the private ,. property, taking our slope with it. So ifDalton feels that the water and the '· ownership thereof is what's responsible for that slo.pe failure, we need to pornt ow focus at the oty of Costd Mesa. Because that is where the water came from. I have !iome back~ound because 1 have oW11ed condominiums in both Newport Ter- race and m the Sea Bluff Canyon and hdd tenants who lived m the pass of the El Nino storms of Dec. 6 and 7 and lived in both of those condos previously myself. There has been significant grading in the canyon, and the oty absolutely has liability t ensuro that both the cliains flow smoothly and the land ts graded in suCh a way to d1ve'rt the water away Crom homes. COLE IEHRINGEa • Corona del M Clinton should' a pologize to all Americans, not just Monica 1 can't understand the news media ques- tioning whether PTC?sident Clinton owes an apology to Monica Lewinsky. Although I don't rondone what he did, Monica appears to have been a consenting adult and a willing pertidpant. If there. ti an apology due, Bill Clinton should say he's sor· ry to the A.inerkan people -which would, coune, includ Momca -for lying to the grand jwy and the entire country. · Next time you hear him talking budgets. politia, or national defense, remember whe ho looked the camera right m the eye and to1d us ·1 did not have sex with Miss t:.cwut--· --... sky.• '"----'-!' , American poh~ is in a sad stat••. inde-00. ~.-1 PATRICK AYllE C~t4 ~ie f ~ . . . ' • • • • • • -" • " I ,. ....... ., ...... Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot PARK CONTINUED FROM A 1 to open up their pocketbooks to help fund improvements at Fairview Park, said Bob Fisher, executive director 'of Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks. The nonprofit group is leading the effort for the regional park • Fairview Park, l.ll COOj\lllCtion with the larger river park, becomes much more competitive for state and federal grants,• Pl.sher said. •state and federal agenoes will see this as of region- dl sigruficance, not JUSt of local ~ignitica.nce. It opens doors to funding that otherwise woUldn't be available.• Fisher also is a candidate for Fairview Park's project manager, a position that wouJd be responsi- ble for secunng grants for the park. Costa Mesa bought the park frpm the county in 1985 for about $3 million, said City Clerk Mary Elliott. The City Council approved a $9 nullion master plan for Fairview Park last year that mcluded add.mg bike and walk- ing trails, restoring nattfral habi- tat and build.mg restrooms. Thal · $9 million is included m the pre- liminary estimate of $20 million for the regional park, Fisher said. Costa Mesa Councilwoman Libby Cowan agrees with Fishe.r that becoming part of a regional system wouJd help secure grants for Fairview Park. •1t will show granting sources that Orange County and our respective commqmties are very senous about creating a truJy pro- Debbie says: . tected open-space environment and. that Fairview is a piece of that,; Cowan said. Fisher said the regional park wouJd be a cooperative venture between the cities and the county rather than an attempt to create some kind of new superpark for residents of the area The park wouJd run along the east side of tho Santa Ana River from Adams Avenue to the ocean and extend from Newport Beach to Hunting- ton Beach. The plan will benefit Costa . Mesa residents by improV1:0g beach access. •Costa Mesa is not now a coastal city but Wlth this park and extended trail system people will now get down to the beach with- out having to drive,• Fisher said. The creation of a seamless regional park wouJd have ecolog- ical benefits as well. "Any time you ccl.D create a lin- ear run of open space, you create a habitat for animals that allows them to live in a much more nat- ural and active environment than if it's just piecemeal,• · Cowan said. The Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks of Orange County had campaigned earlier this year in Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa, where residents supported the plans, Fisher said. More community meetings will be held in about six months, when coitsultant RJM Design Group is expected to have a con- ceptual plan completed, he SaJd. RJM is the same firm that pre- pared the pJan for Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. "Does September feel like a new beginning to you?" Why not start with a new look at a portion of the price?" (949) 645-1·162 270 E. 17th St. • Costa Mesa IMI CAN Shopping Center Nut t• Sh!i1eya flaQdsl AIRPORT CONTINUED FROM A 1 re1>9rt for the airport. State envi- ronmental laws require that alter- natives to a prOJE?1=l be analyzed Wilson said staff shouJd be able to include the .impacts of a John Wayne expansion while still eliminating F and G from the list of optiQJlS. Anti-airport officials say they whole heartedly support the move. · Ellen Call, spokeswoman for . the county on El Toro, said the county's attorneys are looking mto whether Wilson's request wouJd pe feasible under the state Envuonmental Quality Act. "For PR purposes it sounds really good,· Mayor Tom Edwards said. •But I look at it as a wdy to destroy the environmen- tal review process.• Alternatives F and G are ~sec­ ondary alternatives• in the enVl- ronrnental report, which means they are studied enough so that the county couJd choose one of the options and later craft a mas- "l~r plan for it, said Newport Beach City Attorney Bob ·Burn- ham. Sanitary district off er - ing free pickup service The Costa Mesa Sanitary DlS· tnct offers a free pickup service for a ousebold hazardous wastes, including antifreeze, automobile battenes, used oil and latex pal.llt. .. The county had a sim1la1 debate a few months ago when Concept D -which called for d 38 million-pai.senger-per-year aupbrt at El Toro -was removed from the county's options in response to South County con- cerns. However, in the case of the two John Wayne altemativ~. it's -not · th~ same, Burnham said. - "One of the things the ElR has to evaluate is no au-port at El Toro, which inevitably mea."ls expand- ed levels of service and increases in physical facilities dt John Wayne,.. Burnham Sdld. • Elirru- "llaling [F and GJ from this EIR doesn't eliminate tnem from the table. If the ElR is invalid and . . BRIEF L·Y IN ' Residents who use-ettf'b-s1de trash pickup can call (800) 449- 7587 to scheduJe a collection ddte Matenals will be recycled. 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Thursdoy, September 17, 1998 A 17 OPTIONS F AND G Both opbons ai.:iiwuc no dllpOrt at El Toro and no more limits on the number of passengers or flights out of John Wayne. ALTERNATIVE F ' • John Wayne provides short-und medium-haul passenger ervice with limited long-haul service dnd all cargo servic~. •To accommodate 14 million passengers per year within the exist- ing property hm1ts, general aVUition semce (charter and pnvate planes) is eliminated. · • The general aviabon runway 1.::. cloi.ed anti converted to commer· cial use. The remammg runwdy would be extendf"'d 1, 100 feet to the north, which wotild be used for d(>pa.rtures to the south. . • ~rt entra!1ces at Campus d.Od Michelson Cl.rivl~ dCC expqnded ALTERNATl'VE G: . . , • John Wayne serves general dVJation, cargo and pdssengers from shortrhauJ t9 linuted .1'!lemational flights. beconung a '25 millJon- annual-passenger airport by 2020. • • :rhe airport <!Xpd.llds to Bristol Street and the Corona de\ Mar Free- W dy, beyond Red Hill Avenue, east of Campus Drive und north of the Santa Ana Freeway to acrommodatc a new 8,000-foot-long run- way, new terminal, parkmg, cargo and support ranhties. . • Significant changes are made to local road syc;tems ' . Source: El Tom Manne Corps Air Station_ Master Development Program therefore impacts the planning process, these could become the primary project altemdtives. • Burnham said tie and Edwards met with Wilson before his announcement dad explc;tmed their position. THE NEWS OCC offering master's swimming program OCC's Community Education Office offers a Master's Swun Pro- gram for adults 19 and older The program meets at:-6.15. a m. Mondays through Fr:idays. If 1t looks like th~ two alterna- tives may be taken out. thP Cit)! Council mdy huve to tdke a for- mal position on the matter. Bum- hdITl said. The county board ,,11J hear tht! issue Oct. 8. Sessions will bf' held Oct. t through Oct 30, Nov. 2 tlirough Nov. 30 and Dec. l th!ough· Dec. 18. Reg1strdtion is $40 for one month, $77 for two and $111 for three. December' lt•e is $30. For infonnabori, call 1714) 432-5880., Septembe r 23 and October 14, .1998 6:00PM Rctrc"hmenc~ \\ tll be prlwtdcd. 1525 Su{'('nor AH' Suite 101 Nc:wron Be,lch · SOME p~ SUCCESS STORIES ••• , ·t1 I l nt • Th nlc yt11J ... Dr.'F11mlm -"lhiln\. 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His trial is scheduled to l>egin Monday. • The murder of Girls Inc. ~ instructor Myra King went Unsolved for 2 112 years before police arrested her son, Raypiond Anthony Frost, in 1996 Fro~ was convicted of the murder and sen- tenced to prison 1Il March. Detec- tlVes linked Frost to the 1993 &s- f ppearance of King with circum- stantial evidence and Wltness tes- timony. The body wasn't found . Every murder investigatJon <Itlfers in s12e and !)COP,e but has the magnitude of a major earth- quake. The victim's family. the !>olice Department and the com- tnunity are inextricably lied together for many years as they $earch for answers. Officers cast their net the tnotJlent they diScover a mµrder yictim. The department puts a dozen officers on the case. Smith tan recall one mvestigat1on in wluch he didn't sleep for two days. Detectives have good reason The more ti.me that passes, the better the chances that witnesses Will forget what they saw, the cnm.inal will get away and the eVIdence will vanish The trail gro~ cold qwckly. Fatigue grad- tiaily wears them down. Internal pressure, not from department br<?SS but from their personal dri- ve to succeed, bw1ds rapidly. They never let go of the ~ase emotionally. Chances are, u an Detective Frllnk Rudisill ' Costa ¥esa Police Department -. officer was at the murder scene, they become personally involved, said Detective Frank Rud1s1ll. Unsolved murder cases in binders that sometimes stack waist lugh .usually change hands, but an offi- cer won't forget 1t alter it leaves his desk. "From the begmning, you know the details,• said Rudisill, who spent more than 40 hours lil four days recently on an unsolved case. "You become a condwt of information. usometimes you look at it neg- atively because you know a case you are picking up was investi- gated by good officers. You won- der what you can do different.• There are breaks on old cases. Smith said as a case ages, wit- nesses are more willing to talk. Forensic technology also has helped police departments by better identifying hngerprints and DNA samples. However, the changes in tech- nology are hard to measure against the perseverance of.offi - cers. There are still more than three months Jeft this year, and Smith said the department may have a half-dozen solved by New Year's Eve. ·As far as unsolved murders go, tlus has been ou.r ·best year," he said. "We can't do all of them at once, but we are knocking them down one at a time.• H•alth & W•lln•ss Cant MAsSAGE Body Polish HerbelWmps Spa Paclcages ~ Op.·n / <La~ ._ w.-.·k • '1011 I ri oMfi.'lpm. Sat. 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The only access ~o the proper- ty is off Maple Street, which would be right aro\Uld the comer from a busy and dangerous inter- section, Demir said. Janice Kressin also lives on Maple Street and also would Custom Painting Custom Replacement Wmdows -. .. rather see a park at the site. "It is a dangerous comer," Kressin said. Mark Korando, Chair of Habi- tat's site acquisition conun.ittee, said his organization has been negotiating in good faith With the city for the last year He said he's not opposed to going out to bid with the general public for other possible sites, but he said it would be more difficult and expensive for Habitat to do that. Preliminary design has been completed for the homes planned for Maple and Victoria streets, Texture Coating Vinyl .Siding .. - Newport Beach/Costa tv\850 Doily Pilot "If they need a tree, I'll buy a tree." VedatDemlr Neighborhood resident Korando said. Several coWtcil members voiced their support for Habitat and raiSed concern! about selling to Demir. Councilman and Redevelop· ment Agency Chairman Gary Monahan said ,b.e was concerned that il Demir bought the land, any restrietions placed on him would be an infringement of his proper- ty rights. "He'd be paying ma.rket v~ue on something we'd be ta.lung a lot of the value out of,• Monahan said. The Redevelopment Agency board, which is made up of City Council members, asked staff to look into the c:ost of creating a pocket park at the site. They will continue to consider Habitat's proposal and revisit the issue within-30 days. Youth basketb8.ll sign-ups ·sept. 26 The Newport-Mesa National Junior Basketball Association will bold sign- ups for players in the first through eighth grades from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 26 in the gym at th& Lincoln Ele-. mentary School, 3101 Pad.fie View Drive, Corona del Mar. The program runs from November through March. For more information, call ·225-8385. 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Compliments of FF/ THE GREY GOOSE invites you to drop in on Saturday, September 19, from 11 -3 p.m. to see the latest design s from tfre VERA BRADLEY COLLECTION at our specia l Trunk Snow. l 0% Disco1mt on purchases and special orders for tliis day only tt THE G REY G OOSE WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1032 Irvine Avenue • Newport Beach (7 14)642-7803 Hours:M·S, 106 •Sun., 12 5 ffi-<>PENER AYSO off and nming big tine. See Page 83 for the stories. . QUOTE Of THE DAY 'This is obviously a tougher matd1. This wl give us a chance to Mluate how good we ere, especialy up from. M«ni is big and phyiical .• : Jeff Brinkle y, Newport' Harbor football coach • • Thursday, September 17, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4..4223 or Newport Beoch/C~to Mesa Doily Pilot SJ: I 0 L F Oregon has Blore than juSt football players froin California • Mesa Verde Country Club foursome headed for Pacific Northwest event. A nyone who has ever gene north to play in Central Oregon understands the lure of the Northwest Dodge Dealers Pdcilic Amateur Golf Classic, in which Mesa Verde Country Club will be • well-represented. On five of Central Oregon's most celebrated courses, the second annual event will be played Sept. 27 through Oct. 1, featuring four divlSlons dnd attracting golfers last year from ru> far dway as France and the Philippmes when more than 300 amateurs partiopated Golfers from 20 diHerent states played m last year's.debut The tournament lS open to an¥ amdteur with an establJ.shed USGA handicap D1Vls1ons include men's, women's, men's. senior (55 and over) and men's super seruor (65 and over). Tlle full-handicap competitJon will be played at Awbrey Glen, Black Butte Ranch, Edgle Crest, W1dgi Cr('ek and The Woodlands Course at Suruiver Resort, the tournament's host site (south of Bend). Longtime Mesa Verde standout Peter Daley, a Costa Mesa resident and tournament player, and six-time-Mesa Verde women's club champion Natalie King a.re among the locals who will tee 1t up. Mesa Verde's Daniel and Sang Bultaty are also playmg in the event. •Don King is going, too, but he's going fishing," Mesa Verde head pro Tom Sdfgent said, referring to Natalie's husband Natalie King won Mesa Verde club championships in 1982, '86, '88, '90, '94 and '95. Tbetournamententryfeels $375 for the Pacific Amateur Golf Classic, wluch includes three days of golf and admission with a guest to the rughUy 19th Hole festivities of food, dnnk, entertainment and golf skills contests. There will be a bole-in-one car giveaway to the first golfer who scores an ace at the tournament's Fall Festival of Golf, hosted by Awbrey Glen on Sopt 28. Details. (800) 800-8334 Tcea Cup Classic m ls scheduled next summer for Aug. 6 at Mesa Verde, Sargent confum('d All we need now are the four women qualifiers. The Tea Cup Classic, the midsummer affair for women Ul the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship Series, is staged to promote women's golf, brtng the golf commuruty in the Newport-Mesa area closer together and, ultimately, crown a Op.ily Pilot champion for a ye.ar with a silver tea set as the grand prize. · · The four country club$ in this newspctpe(s rucUlation are rotating as host sites. Newport Beach Country Club hosted the inaugwal, then Santa Ana Country Club hosted Tea Cup Cla. 1c II this summer. Mesa Verde plans to ho-t the event next year, with Big Canyon Country Club hopeful for 2000. · H I G "H S C H 0 0 l f 0 0 I I l ~ l • KIM HAGGERTY ZVUUS I DAI f l'ILO Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings figure to be going after it with everything they possess Friday to snap an unwanted streak. • Though both schools downplay district nvalry, there's plenty at stake when Costa Mesa and CdM squar-e off Friday at OCC. COSTA MESA • For whatever -:- reason, the intra-ch.stnct footbdll senes between Costa : Mesa High and Corona del Mar, which renews Fnday at : 7 p.m. dt Orange CodSt College, has always been a big-: ger deal for the Mustangs. ! Former Mesa bead coach Tom Ba.ldwm, now Coach : Jerry Howell's defensive coordinator, used to work the : Mustang players into a ldther every Jail for the perenru-: ally favored Sed Kings. who built a 22-5 senes advan-·: tage, mclucbng 13 straJght wins, until last season's 24-0 : Mesa tnwnph. · : But while both coaches Sily the nvalry factor is no : longer a motivational tool for Uus nonleague showdown, : circumstances dictate that CdM head man Dick Free-: man Inlght lose more slPep pondenng this week's out-: come than Howell .• "Tuts is a big week for us, but ll hds nothmg to do : with Costa Mesa,• said Freeman, whose squad opened : with a 13-0 setback to Marina last week. extending the : school's losing streak to seven games, second-longest in : school lustory. "It'd be the same if we were playing : . -- D!lyl'lb Crystal ball TONIGHT'S GAME Madlia w. Newport Harbor NH by 8 fl* ~ Hatlof Hlgli .,..,. p&) . AUDAY'S GAMES CdM w. Costa Mesa . CdM by 1 (at ar-. c... c..._ 1 ,..., Westmln*r vs. Estanda Westminster by 1 lat Newpar1 twtlor H1¢ 7 pa.) DAII.Y Pn.or 1998 SEASON RECORD 75o/o (3-1) RAREFIED AIR Pumpk.m Hallow. I told our kids we're coming. but I'm : tired of coming, we've got to get there. It's time to put our : cards on the table and start pulling m a f)Gh • : NEWPORT BEACH -While muscle cramps attacked the Those figurative cards Freeman referred--n:rwill : legs of several Estanoa High football players in last week's include 1uruor quarterback Mtlce Bergey, who sat out the : 21-20, season-operung loss to Magnolia, Eagle rooter. may opener after nussmg practice. ! have experienced fatigue m another area largely unused in Bergey's presence figures to boost a Sea King offense : recent years. blanked for only the third time ln seven seasons by Mari-! Estancia fans, no doubt, built up the neck musdes they na. . ! use to look skyward, where the night of Estancia passes had Costa Mesa, of course, was responsible for dJlothe.r of : been fleeting since Matt Jobner went off to quartecbdck Kansas those three CdM shutouts, holding the Sed Kmgs to JUSt : after the 1992 campaign. 57 yards last season, indudmg rrunus-25 on the ground. : But first-year coach Dave Perk.ms ccilled for 28 passes clgamst Magnolia and The Mustan~s, conung off d 4~-14 trounong of Sad-! there figures to be more of the same run-pass balance Fnddy, when the Eagles dleback and Wlllners of 11 of their last 13, showed the ! ho t Westnunster for a 7 p m nonleague affair dl Newport Harbor High cupboard is hardly bare, despite the mass graduation of : The Lions, however, are 00 stranger to the pass, after watching state single· ·stalwarts who helped W1.ll a school smgle-season record : gdlne passing-yardage record-holder Doug Baugh.mari throw 26 tunt•:. for t 97 10 games last fall. yards in Westminster's 24·6 operung vtctory Saturday. Baugh.man, 16 ID tos c SEE COM-MESA PAGE 82 SEE EAGLES PA GE 82 .. Reality check . . tonight •That's what ~1dnna pro~ides for Sailors, who try lo give Bnnkley his 100th win at Newport. Piel 'NcWPORT. BEA Cl f -Though it's been nearly 20 • • year~ since thl CIF ~ Southern S~ctwn outlawed preseason football scrunmdges, ·ewport Harbor H1gh's 70-6 sea!.on-op ·n- mg victory over Oranue last week I was httle more than d dress rehParsdl tor whdt C.:odch Jetf Bnnkley heti •\'CS 1 the firc:t true test of the campdign -· That challenge Wlll wm~ from v1s1ting Manna tonight at 7.30, in a gd.ffie featunng some statistical oppos)tes, as well dS d chance tor Bnnkley to notch hlS lOOth tn-• umph m his 13th season '\It the • Sdl.lors' he1m. The 7Q points produectl by Harhor, a school single-game record, are also tops in Orange County this season, while Man-_ na. which def~ated Corona del Mar last week, 13-0, is oneol fow county schools yet to ctllow a pomt. • ·This b obv1ou ly a much .tough r mdtcn." BnnkJey said. •Tu1~ will gwc us a cha.nee lo ev.aluate ho" goOd w~ are, <!bpe- oally 11p front. Manna JS b1g and physJCal. and 1t s a ,.eteran team." Th ' Sailors, who have ·..,ome veterdns of thc11 own, had S"Ver- al stcrndout performance" tmm flJ'SHune starters m v;mrung thetr l 0th traigbt opener Seruor tail- back Robert Peredia headl.med the br<"dkthrough debuts, ru hmg ,. for ~31 yard... and lour touch· down. .. Returning c:tartcr Steve Gor-- man completed 7 of 7 pac:; attempt:-lor 51 yards and two touchdown:., while 0 car Garcia, another seruor retummg starter, had hve re<>cption'> fc. 52 yards .. and both ID Manna, which has "hat Coach ?>.lark Rehlmg hehcves ma~· be the be,,<,t Vikmg team m year'>. 1s led by 1un10r fullback Ray l\11etk1cwicz and . senior quarterback Scot Ausun. M1ctkiewie7., a ti-foot-2, 235· • pounder. was lu-st-tcam All·Sun- set Leagu as a c;ophomore and compiled 200 rushing yard' and two touchdown~. including a 61- yard rumble. agam:-t CdM "Ht"'' a h1g tud fullback and I think our df'ft'n"e ha got the big challenge th1~ week, trymg to get ' this running game of them 'topp"'d, • ... aid Bnnkle~·. who • could 101n fornwr CdM head man Dcsv • I lolland 11041 ai. the only Newport-tcsa OiS'ttict coache to J~lln the cenlurv dub Ill Vtcto- ne!> A u--tin, lt b-4, 210-pound SEE TARS PA GE 82 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOlllLL PLAYER OF THE WEEK •Four touchdowns, 231 yards on 10 carri sis enough to put him in the 'Tailback Club' at Newport Harbor. Ri<:JWlf> Dt..l.'lts gr ats Wade llft ond Bn n Johnson -Pere<ha bu too Daly Pb through early to keep th" U a unple ingredient as plucked from the sembly line of the tradition alive a t Tuilback High U leavmg Bak.-..r· · r rd- break.mg hadow of a y ar ago could be notched in on cl n. B~ Cal\Y.On's Selby Schribe~r _..,.~'9a"!! was croYin~ the winner last year, with Mwnne Towersey (Santa Ana) scorching her home golf course earUer this surnme1 for the title. Newport Harbor High football factory -m thtS case, local union 70 for pomts scored in a season Openet'""=' senior tailback Robert Peredia Joined the association' offonSlve elite to forge even th most faithful Sailor followers to think about guys named Baker and Tift as Just a claulc memory. woop, it was ~nday night' 231-yard, four-touchdown ru!hing performance that ga .... P redla his own histopcol plistform on the long gray tin Santa Ana played host to a rolling C'rowd of 200 in Tea Cup CWsic II. • · With Ray Ohrel and Brett Baker dominating N wport's tailbac.k beedlines the put two teaSOOI -followtng a 11milar ~th u former Tar hall·carrytng •t took up to those guys o lot,,. h said Of Ohr l and Sak r, the Sailors' featured bada wh P redia was a wide-ey t sophomore in 1996 and an unpreslionabl luniol lut year. SEE PEREOIA Mell 92 .. 82 Thursday, September 17. 1998 rts Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Dai~ Pilot UP SCHEDULE TODAY •football .. •She fights t-Or win after Newport has alteady wrapped it up, 13-5. GIRLS lllllllS victory in a nonleague match Wednesday. ·nus was the kind of.match you Jove to watch,• Coach Dave Hebert said. "It's the kind that goes down to the hnal round. High $Chool • Marina at N~t Harbor, 7:30 p.m NEWPORT I IARBOR -Chelsea Godbt!y Sarah Barker and Allison Schh.cid r ulso knew that Nt.>wport Hiirbor High hud played well at No. 2 double~. Barker and • Vol~ll High school girls · Laguna Hiiis at Corona del Mar, 5 15 p m ; Dana Hills at Costa Mesa, 3·1s p.m.; La Quinta at Estancia, 3; 15 p m. . alicady clmchcd a victory m Wedne day's Schneider have practiced together, but nonleague girls tennis match against Sun-Wednesday was th~ir first match ns a team. llY fiills, but lhdt didn't matter. "They moved well together and ore ; Sht> was aho still on the court tighllllg {>9tentially one of the pairs we will use this hard agamst Joanna Kao when every other year, but it'i; too early to tell,• Olson Raid match had bean fu\i~bed. That didn't mat-BarkercsndSchneiderswept6-1. 6-2, 6-1. NOM.IAGUI HlwPoRf HAMCJlt 1J, SuMrify HIUS 5 Sin ... a: 8ra~rrnan (NH) def. V\Jan, ~. def. KangwankiJ, 6-0, def. Kao, 6-3; Godbey (NH) won, 6·2. 6-3, lost. S-7; Nelson (Nli) lost 0-6, 2~. C>-6. Doulll11· Case·Hawklns (NH) def. Florin· Murakawa, 6-0, d. Williams-Dally, 7·5, def. Gibson· Chew, 6-0; Barker-Schneider (NH) won 6-1, 6 2, 6·1; Collopy-Buder (NH) won 6-1, lost 3 6, won 6·1. "It was a recllly good team wm for u . " The offlci.al clinching set for the Eagles (4~0} was a 6-1 victory by Michele Arbu- 1.0w and Usa Steinfield at No. 1 doubles. . Just as important was Jennifer Cassity and Sanaz Charaza.ie's sweep at No. 2 dou- • 5ocar . Community college men · Orange C<>Clst at Palomar, ~:30 p.m . -. Tennis t.er ellher. Freshman Natalie Braverman was bles, 6-3, 6-1, 6-0. • High Khool girls • Mater Del at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m., Los Alamltc» et Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.: Estancia Although she lost the et, 5-7, Godbey strong in her sE>cond outing ond also demoni.trutcd the kjnd of detcnnanabon swept, 6-4, 6-0, 6-1 m No. 1 singles. Estancia tops·Ocean View, t .0-8 •AU of our girls played well today,• Hebert said. "It was.exciting going into the. Cinal round needing just three sets to win.~ at Bolsa Grande, 3 p.m ~ •Goff • aqd hedrt that Uu~ Tars, who defeated Sun- ny Hills 13-5, are looking for (hi. season. • Of'Dole for Sailors lennll on Wednesday was the confmnation that Jenny Meyer, who-left Corona del Mar for academic rea- sons, is officially enrolled. at t;Sewport Har- bor. COSTA MESA -When Estancia High's Hillary H.irtler lost to Ocean View's No. 2 singles player Mehssa Doyle, it could have been a serious blow. NOM.EAGI• . EsTMCIA 10. OCEAN VIEW 8 Community college women -Oran4e; • · Coast at Cypress Tournament "She played that match as though we were tied,• Coac:h Flotch<>i Olson said ·1 think anytune you play a really good lJlay- er and stay focused for that umount of time d{ter the mtltC'h has been won, it shoWs how mentally tough iillcl rt•ady for team play she is: Olson· is now waibng for Meyer to clear eligibilitY restrictions before making the next move. · But Blake Frino turned around and bedt Doyle, 6-1, and host Estancia used the momentum to pull out a 10-8 girls tennis s.11 ... nae-:--Nguyen (E) lost to Son, o-6, lost to .Doyle, 3-6, lost to ~. 4-6; Hirt~ (E) lost 3·6, 3-6, won. 6-2; Frino (E) lost. 06, 6-1, 6-1. Doubles: Atbuzow-Steinfeld (E) lost to H1te- Shank. 3-6, def. Chen-Ka<>earas. 6-1, def. Wagby- Nguyen, 7-5; cassity-Charazale (E) won. 6-3, 6-1, 6-0; Gu<!vangen-McCormack (E) lost 4-6, won. 6-4, 7-5 at Woodhaven CC. Palm Desert. 11.igh school girls -Foothill vs. Corona • del Mar at Newport Beach CC. 2;30 • p.m.; Newport Harbor If) M1ss1~n Vie10 , at Dove canyon CC, 3·30 p.m. • Field hoc:key High school · Newport at Santa Ana, 3,t No.Playw Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos. No. Player . . . . BRIEFLY .. 7 Snve <ioflMAN 4 ROllE.RT PlJW>tA 44 CAlu.oS HENAIQUfZ 2) 0SCAll GMOA 6 2 178 Sr. QB 5 10 170 Sr T8 S 9 220 Sr F8 64 M IKE MAASffALL 65 Mll<E STANTOH 33 MIKE WAJmtP 76 COOPO WISE Ht. Wt. CJ • ...,._ 6-3 223 Sr OE 6-1 224 Sr OT 5 10 193 Sr. OT 60207 Sr DE 6-2 202 Sr. 01.B 6-S 230 Sr. MLB S-9 180 S< OLB 'S-9 190 Sr CB 5-8 150 Sr CB 6-1160 Jr. SS 6-4 184 Jr. FS Ste.inberg signing his; new.book Saturday NEWPORT BEACH Corona de! G R E E N I A C K S Mar-based sports agent Leigh Stein- 3 JusTIN JACOllS 85 N1ac l.ANGSOOAF 55 BAAHT HtU. 68 STEVE WUt<AWITZ 56 NAntAH M ATUH 50 LANCE O..va 77 Roeur Cou 5-10187 Sr. WR 6 0 160 Jr WR 6 4 211 Jr. TE 6 5 230 Sr LT 6 2 187 Jr LC: 6·2 210 Sr C 6-0 221 Sr RG 6 5 320 Jr Rf 6 SHAWN O'DoHH£u. 55 BRANT Hu 9 LucAs KEM 23 <>KAit GAllOA tO LAMAll LEE 88 KELSEY Pnet5oH 8 ' 811..1.Y Cl.Avro.. Shea Sumner Hatfield Alshuler LINEUPS berg, whose clients include NFL quarterbdcks 1Toy Aikman and Steve Young. will sign autographs and t~& about his new book, "Winning With Integrity -Getting What You're Worth. Without Selling Your Soul,• at Barnes & Noble m f dshion Island on Satur- day at 2 p.m Steinberg, among the most influential people m the NFL. was the inspiration for the Academy Award-nommalt!d movie •Jerry· Maguire." Barnes & Noble is located at 953 Newport Center Dri· ve. Newport Beach. TARS CONTINUED FROM 81 senior three-yrur starter. triggers the Vikings' opuon uttack, which operntes b<!hjnd c1 line dVeragmg tl-1 112, 257 pounds Austin, who compiled 1,237 comhmecl ydrds rushrng and pdssing ai. a Junior, rushed for 47 -aytunst CdM. though he compll•t- ed JUSt 2 of 10 pdSSC'> for 24 yc:trd<::. HI-le didn't compll•t<· a h1qh percenta9e, but ht-> cdn throw lh"' EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 . . .. shy of Todd Mdrinovich's Orange County CdWlff record, completed 15 with one mtertepllon, but was- n't enough to overconw the Lions. ·Thc•y look like d pretty good football team," Perkins suid of Westminster, which returned 15 st;.utcrs, nint• on defense, from lust yedr·~ CfF pldyott tedm. "Tht>y throw lhP. bull well dnd they run ii well oNen'>IVt>ly, ttnd def('n- sively, th('y come at you pretty good " heck out of the ball,• Bnnkley said. Harbor will be without defen- sive end Steve McCarthy (neck :· mJury) and offensive tackle Blau Jones (recurring headaches) for a ~ec.ond straight week, accorcting to Brinkley. I iowev- er. Andre Stewart, a bdckup tail· back, ts slated to return after sit- hng out the opener. Newport has won its second gdmt:? of the season l 2 straight years and leads the c;<>nes dgainst its former Sunset League nvul, 14-3-i. No.P\eyer Ht Wt.O. Pos. l MlltE BlllGlY 6-2 185 Jr OB 30 NATE l.LMMOIMAH 5-10 170 Sr. T8 35 OMT~ 5-1019S Sr F8 2 1>£HNIS AwtuuJl 6-5 200 Sr WR 8 Hufnc11MAc:DoNN..oS-10160 Sr WR 91 JUST1H SHEA 6-3 230 Sr TE 70 STEVE Wrrt 5-11 240 Sr LT 64 8M:TT WtSEMAH 5-10 180 Sr LG S2 ALEX llarrOM 6-S 220 Sr c 77 JAY BoTTOM 6-2 210 Jr RG 78 SUH funON 6-3 230 Jr Ill COM-MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 nursing a sore shoulder, could contribute to the runnrng attack, "For an inexperienced team, whlc h figures to benefit from the 42 points l5 pretty clam good," return of Juruor tackle Kyle West-• Frcemdn said of the Mustangs. man. a returning starter who : who wiU challenge CdM's missed the opener with a shoul-: defense .Wllh dilferent scheme der mjury. · ! than the option ruru\ing dttack Westminster is keyed often-! Manna used to pile up 275 yards sively by senior running back : on lhe ground. f\.o1durice Cureton, who collected : The Mustangs' double wing 95 ydfds on rune cames against ! produced 339 rushing . yards Bolsa. : against Sadd.Jeback, as junior Junior Kelly Coburn is ! Jimmy Herzog romped for 188 the Llon Stgndl caller. He : yards and four touchdowns on :J6 completed 10 of 20 f6r ! cdfries. . 116 yards and a TD and ! . Junior quarterback Dave Wetr, also k.icked a 30-yard : mdking his offensive debut, held goal and three PATs : rushed for 127 ydids and one TD The Eagles' defense is on seven cames and also com- spearbeaded by senior pleted an three pass attempts for mside linebacker Jeff 58 ydfds. Thompson, who tundssed CdM's defense will be led by 14 ldckles last w<>ck, i.enior end Justin Shea, seruor Ht. Wt.O. Pos.. " 29 GllAHT EslM1100« 6-2 210 Jr DE 77 JAY BonOM 6-2 210 Jr OT 35 OMT SUMO S-10 195 St NG 91 JUSllH SflEA 6-3 230 Sr DE 15 SETH RlowlosoN 6-4 2 IS Sr OLB 38 MAM HAm£LD 6-2 215 Sr. MLB • 44 M .. HAYES 6-3 190 So OLB 25 RYAN WAllD 6-0 1 SS St. CB l3 O AVIO 8u«Jt 5-11 170 J<. CB I Hl#(ml MM:DoH.w>S-10160 Sr. SS 2 DENNIS A.l.SttuuA 6-5 200 Sr. FS last week on offense, but will retflm to hts stMting receiver spot, along with Hunter Mac- Donald. Evdn l turd, who had four receptions for 53 yards com· mg off the bench against Maiina, will dlso provide a target for Bergey, who stdrted the final three games last ·year dnd com- pleted 50 of 78 for 450 ydrds dS d sophomore Sou, who hdd eight intcrcep· tlons dS a JWUOr, dnd senior safety Ricky Martin, who hi:id the Mus- tangs' lone interception lc}st week, will try to handle the CdM passing game. Linebackers Shaun Ferryman. Jason Rankin, Weir and Herzog will counter a CdM runrung game led by senior taiJbdck Ndte Lem- mennan, who collected 62 yards on 13 carries last week. No. 1-ranked Tars sweep past Maj.er Dei SANTA ANA -Newport lfdTbor y 0 LL E y I ALL • High's Sailors, ranked No l in the • state, as well as crF Southern Section Division I dnd Orange County, swept aside host Mater De1 Wedn~~day mght in non: league girls volleyball, 15-5, 15-7, 15-8 <ts they tuned up for the Dave Mohs lnvitational this weekend. April Ross led the. way for th~ 2-0 Sdilors with l l kills. whlle setter Jennifer Carey turned m a strong ellort with 32 assists. 4 kills and 7 digs. Mater Oe1 feU to 0-1. Wtlander loses Battle of the Beaches opener. NEWPORT BEA Cl 1 -Mcits Wiluncler lost m the opening rot.md of pool plc1y, 7 -6, b-2, dl the T E N N I S • BatUe of the Beaches Tcnn1!-. tournament. WJJdn- der will play again torughl at 8 al lhe Bdlboci Bdy Club In the oth- er rndtch. Pugh was u 6-4, 6-4 wmner ove~ Chopra Today's matches: Bergh vs Choprd, 6 p.m , WJ.landcr vs. P\1gh 8 pm. Vanguards fall to Point Loma Nazarene; 3-2 COSTA MESA Megdn Godfrey had 26 kills and 20 digs. but 1t wasn't VOLLEYBALL enougt} as Southern Call.fomid College's volleyball team lost ~o Point Loma Nazarenf> m hvc gdmes, 15-9, 15-7, 7-15, 11-15, 15· 12. m the Golden State AthJet.tc Conference opener Tuesday. Sally Bukhauser had 15 kills for the Vanguards (3-4, 0-1) and Nikki Sonano had 62 assist'i. Deni~e Lundberg had 11 la.lls Tonzi second for Pirates at Mt. AC HEMET-Jenmier Tunz1 ol Orange Codst Col-.. lege firushed Wllh a two-day total of 167 strokes to G 0 L f finish tied for second dt th£> Mt Sdn Antoruo lnv1tationul golf tournament at the par 73 Sobob<1 Springs Goll Course The Edgle~ w1U start senior Ricky Romo. the hcllPr option lrigger mdn, at qudrtcrback. But sophomore Kenny Val- Romo forced one fumble and noseguard Curt Sumner, senior· Howell Sdld mental mistakes allowed two Saddleback touch- down passes and he cited pursuit and gang tackling as other areas his defense could improve. Tunzi struggled on th<> hrst ddy, shoot.tng ttn 87. but finished Sunday's round with an 80, tymg her with Mdk1ko Akiyamam of College of the Desert Robin Shdft fimshed 10th for the Pirates (2-2) with a two~day totdl of 180 buena, the better pdSSN , will get d chance to improve upo n hii. unpress1ve Vdrstty debut. VaJbucna completed 9 of 18 for 125 yards dnd ·two touchdowns, while Romo had three comple- tions for 24 yards. Thetr primary tdrget, will be seruor Mdnu Tarue lu, who caught · seven passes for 123 yards ttnd a p~lf or ·TDs, and also led seven Edgle ball earners with 72 rush- ing yards and one TD on 1 I ca1 · nes SPnic>r Pe ter Nunez, who ts recovered another. nuddle linebacker Mark Hatfield, Perkins said an emphdsis on and senior safety Dennis condit10rung will help lhe Edgles AlshuleT dV01d the fatigue that helped ron-Alshuler filled in for Bergey •our feeling lS, we're gomg to have to play one heck of a gdme to stay with (the Sea Kings),~ Howell said. tnbute to seven costly fourth-•-=::-:::---,--"----------------.----, qudrter penalties against Magno- lia. • •Tue k.ids have come bdck with a great attitude this week,• Perkins said. ·we feel we can correct some mistakes we made last week.· Estoncia, which batU!!s Wust- minsler for !he first tune rn school history, will try to avoid starting 0- l. for the first time in 12 sedsons. C 0 ST A MES A LINEUPS No.~yw ·10 0AWWllll J4 JWMY HazoG 2 R IOCY MAlmN 18 Gus SAHoollAL 42 JosH MENDa 44 SHAUN kMYMAH 54 E111c CoMNAn 65 UUsu OllooHa 52 PJ. STANGL Ht. Wt.d. Pos. S-11 175 Jr QB S-9 180 Jr W8 5·11155 Sr. W8 6-2 210 Sr FB 6-0 195 Sr. FB 6-3 190 Jr TE 6-0 265 Jr LT S-11 220 Sr LG DERNSE No.l't•yw 18 Gus SAHoollAL , 74 Lunu MfTOCU. 92 ANTONY~ 90 Roeen HuuJc;O 34 ,.,.., Ha:zoc; 44 SAAUH f£MvMAN 12 JASON RAHlclN 10 0AWWllll 6 RoVINN Sol.I Ht. Wt.Ct~ f>.2 210 5r DE 5·9285So OT 5•1124S So OT 6 2 220 Jr DE 5-9 180 Jr. OLB 6-3 190 Jr ILB 60 1BS Jr ILB Vanguards win fourth s~raight, 6-3 COSTA ?vtESA-Diego Gom dnd remun SOC C I R Gonzalez each scored two goals to help South- ern Califorrua College to its fourth con!.ecubvt> Vlctory m men's soccer, a 6-3 wm over U.S. lntcmationd.l Uruvers1ty. The Vanguards (4-4) also got a gOdl from David Hammond and Ian Hatch. Goalie Mdtt Sarinas had four saves Sea Kings put away Villa Park by a stroke CORONA -Krtstm McCoy, Allison Schaupner G 0 L f and Stephanie MC'Coy were able to combme on a · team score of 151 as Corond del Mar l·bgh defeated Villa Park by a stroke in a nonleague goll match Wednesday at Green Riv- er, R.tverside Course. K. McCoy was the top scorer tor C'dM (1-0) with a 12-over par 48. SchciUpner and S. Mc;:Coy shot 50 and 53 respectively. ESTANCIA l IN EU P·S 58 EUSIO MAllTINEZ 75 ISllMl. UAL S-9 245 Sr c 5 10 225 Jr RG 6 1290 Sr. RT 2 RlotY MAllTIN 3 Tooo DuooluoG4I , 5·1 I 175 Jr OLB 5 10 155 Sr. CB 'i11 1SSt;r CB 6-1 175 Jr. FS Villa Park's Shelley Ruworth WdS the medalist with a final score of four-over par. OmNsE No. Play.,, Ht. Wt.a. '°' 1 RICXY ROMO 5 8175 Sr QB 6 MATT Mu€Uol S 7 175 Jr RB 36 FAHAO JAHIO 6 1210So FB , MAHUTAMEW 6'1 180 Sr SS 9 81lm VAL1UtNA 6-4 185 Sr WR 45 KOlllY M.f:NDlH 6-0 190 Jr TE 55 JNSOH SMITM 6..() 2•5 Sr. IJ 54 GuMH Oloc;.AH 6.() 215 Jr LG 51 Izzy ls.u S·11 21s St c so ~RoMolo 6-0230 So. RG 75 Kvu WESTMAN ~1270 Jf, RT DEFENSE No. Play« Ht. Wt.ct. Pos. 70 JoSM V1A0t 6·2 l10 Jr OT 53 JOStt WHOJUY ~ 170 Jr NG 42 RICK CA.NotNt 6-2 191; Jr. OT 54 Gltll'flN OloGAH 6-0 215 Jr QlB 31 JUI T"HOWSOH s 10 190 Sr. ll8 4 GcMl'OO MouNA 5-7 165 Sr ILB 45 KOMY MIM>£H 6-0 190 Jr OLB 1 lbo<Y ROMO ~ 175 Sr C:B 20 Alfoy ROMO • S-9 135 So Cl ' MA.nMowo 5.7 175 Jr. Cl Estancia drops 11-5 decision to Cypress CYPRESS -Phil Weslfall 1.;corcd d WAT E I p 0 LO goal and h<id tour steals clS Estancia 1 hgh fell to Cypress, 11-5, for the Edgle.s lhtrd consecubve water polo loss Wednesd.ay. Matt Thorpe scorc>d two gOdls for Estancia and goabe Dan Gutman had eight SdVl? . David Tow and CWf Glacy scored one goal each. HOHUAGUE CV..Ss 11. EnAHOA 5 sec.. by Quart.rs Estancia 0 0 3 2 -S 1 MAl'IU l' AMIW 6-1180 Sr fS Ferryman .Rankin : Welr Herzog Cypress 3 4 3 1 • 11 Estancia -Thorpe 2, Westfall 1, Tow 1, c. Glacy 1. 5ives . Gvtman 8, \Yott.a 2. Cypreu ·Antunez S, San<Mg 2. Ruh 1, Miller 1, Cte.Jger 1. Saves -Sage O. PERE DIA CONTINUED FROM 81 There am lutmc ball C'a.tnerit who wlll probdhly do the sdma to Percdia thtc; s"ason . •(PeredJa) knows his roJn as our ta.lbar.k." Newport Harbor Coetr.h Jeff Brinkley sa1d. "He\ ~ccn 13a>wr and som ' of those guys come through (the system), so he's uwnre of • whut'!t expcC'tcd to pltty bar.k there. rt wtt g reet to sec him have suC'h good su<'c s lh fl t lime out, be<'aui;e he' very des~rving " Pcrcdil\, m his first c-atecr van;1ty tart, um d only 10 time m piling up bin yardage, enrmng the chool'a; fourth-best 1ngl ·game rushing effort in history and f1ntShing b7 yards 5hy of Steve Br~· one-game tandarct t ln 1983. The T411 how been playing football ince 1931. Per i?dUl, who had 142 yards and two touchdowns as o backup last yr.ar to Baker, scor d tWice in tho fm;l quarter on TO runs of 41 dnd 17 ydrds, then lat<>r added scoring runs of 25 and 2 ya'rds m the Sailors' 70-6 victory over Orange to ment Daily Pilot I hgh School Football Player of the We le honor~. Peredia, who outsprinted ttn Orange comNbdck to scamper for 78 y"rd'l m th~ third quarter to ct up his 2·yarrl sc-onnq pjungc, pdr.ks a btg punch in a small pnckngo (5·foot·9, 170 pound!!). "He work.<>; extremely hard in the w •19ht room,• Brinkley ~1d. •Hc'6 one o( o strongest players, po cf for pound. • tc' a yr at kid. He' very q et and Just goe1 about his business. He showed promise last y ar on JV, because there wcr' IOm games he ran extremely hard and hopefully he'll rontiJlue to produce for us.• Pcredia, who felt a a fr hman that h1I ,gridiron dcrtiny would be a a linebacker, . , said no rushing statistics were kept the pa I two seasons on JV, but there were a h6ndful of games when he probably gamed in the 200-yard range. • • "The linemen were doing a great Job and getting their blocks,• Peredi.a said of his opening act, "and r was just running behind . thetn, looking for an open field. (Th(• attention) is great, but I just want to win. I don't really Cdle about stats." Still, when Pe1edJa was a frcshnum, he wa~n·t exactly ordained U\o sC'hool'11 future l~bac.k. •••• , lllllllY .....:.I le waao'l.UU Q Wodc Tilt QLA.~.---·~ Baker or on'e oT those guy •,whore you ~ them and you know they' re d tined to oo you1 tctdback someday," Brin)(ley Mid. ·aut he worked hard, -beUevod tn the program bnd does everything that you ask Of him. I reeJJy thlJ\k he's a good uampte for <he young guys In our program. It shows what cu happen If ~>\utick to it and work hard." • WIDNltOAY'J .._ .............. . OMm=......_ lllP Ill , ,..,...,. 4 ~·~Jtlllfld ..... , C.-. M& 17 ~ :l rodrtliit\ 21 ,_..,.. ...,........_ no,...n. ~ewport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot s rts Thur~ September 17, 1998 83 - J{iller Instincts victorious despite a late charge by Newport Splash, 5-4, in Region 57 season opener. lyrlch dnd Rory Campbell edch scored a god! in the Qwck!tilver comeback. I Y S 0 · .. DIVISION VII Cta1..\ • Rainbow :Runner vs. Ttger. Marta Swift scored two goals for the Runncn on a sists by Kf'l- ly ·Ro rden and Cassie D'cnui Chnsty Oblaver also scored a gcial. but th~ Power wer only dble to add <mo go<ll. • Strtken 4, flreballi O COSTA MESA dnd NFWPORT BEACH -The Killer lnshnrtc; were able to hold off a late chdrge by the Newport Splash to wm the season opener, 5-4,' in AVSO Region 57 boys 01vis1on IV c1Ctlon. VlnnJe Nasca scored three goals fo r the Killer Instincts. Car- men Cimini and Kenton Dunn also scored. LUke Segueria playecl dn out- standing game tor the Spldsh despite the loss. D M$ION IV BOYS -• Stingers 3, The Blue Team 3 Noah Zarnow scored three -goals for The Stingers, including . two late in the second half, to help his team tie The Blue Team Tony Riva pldyed a solid game dt goalie and Chad Kri\f t dnd Chase Murphy edch had dSSis~ for the Stingers · Kenny Rakestraw scored twtce for The Blue Team . Austin Schwaner also had a goal. • Fire Balls 2, Soccer Rockers 1 The F11e Balls won the gdmc on the great hustle of Clifford Helser and Brett Auer I Jei!>er scored one goal, as chd Auer, who I scored after intercepting d nork- ers' goal kick. Aaron Fernald scored for the Rockers after some gredt pdssmg by Alex Aores and Ted Slater Goalie Paul Kawamura dlso had a solid game for the Rockc>rs • QuJcksllver 2, RaJders 2 The Raiders opened up ~ 2..0 leed only to see d tenacious l'ffort I by Qwcksilver tie the score Scott A gtC'at second hail effort by goalkeepers Max Beogas and Nathan Cramer kept the Raide~ f{om sconng. •Team 455 l, Strikers l Nico Hendricks took a pass from Andrew Nahln and Ued the score for TP.a.tn 455 with three minutes left to play Goalie James Coder and Chase Ayres were key in stop- ping the Strikers .scoring altac~, allowing Team 455 a chance to comeback. Parker Stevens scored for the Stnkers. D MStON Ill CrR.LS •Costa Mesa 7, Newport Gold- fish 4 Kat1e Aores scored a hat trick for the Goldfish and Meegan Bee- son also scored a gOd..l . The defense was led by Adri- ana Guerra, Laume Curtis dnd Rachel McKelvey. DMSION V BOYS • Jaguars 2, Surf Rats l Strong goalkeeping by R.J. D'Cruz dlld Wtlllam Tennyson helped keep the Surf Rttts in the gdme. Nathan .Petty scored for the Surf Rah • Tlgers 5, Silver Ducks 2 Chrtsllan Barnett scored in the first quarter for the Ducks on a pdss from Tyler Wolk. Stevie Fanner aho scored for thP Ducks sconng on a fourth- quarter breaki:lWdY throw-m from Sean Marshall Cody McDonald and Will Relchensteln combined for st.>ven Sdves. · •Bull Dogs 3, Green Geckos 2 David Garret scored two godb and Brian Wong scored the third as the Bull Dogs puUed out a comeback win. Phillip Garre1 dJld Brandon Parole had the assists. A~esome defense was provid· ed by Michael Garda, Cole Hat- ton, Brandon Whitfield and godhe Nathan Decker. • Hot Rods 2, Wavenmners O Strong perfo,rmances by William Mlchaels~n. Ben Praz.ler, Martin Sanchez and Kyle Ridge- way led the way for the Hot Rods. Daniel Mulroy was strong in goal. For the Waverunners, Ntck Yeager and Kevin Etter played great games al goalie and had several saves. • Purple Jaguars 2, Surl Rats l Brian Sankey and Don Ayers scored on assists from Rush Stevens and Timotby Regan to lead the Jaguars. • Sea Uons S, Terminators 1 Miranda Young ·and Amy Staudinger each scored twice in a victory for the Sea Lions. Kristen Baker ddded a goal in the fourth quctrter Stephanie Disano and Michelle Mundy each had assists. Gina Krotee was solid I.I\ goal. • Lasers 2, $urH.ng Hogs 2 Matthew Joslyn and Travis Kuhns edch scored a second-half goal for the Lasers. · D IVISION V GIJU.S • Turquoise Terminators 3, Wipeouts 0 Tort' Oliver Wds perfect in goaJ for the Termindtors Carrie Caban1llas scored two goals Aiding in the shutout on defense were Angela Mello and Amy Penner. • Suri 4, Red Hot Roses 2 The Roses took a 2· 1 lead late m the game, thanks to Alesha Yowig who scored both goals, one on a pendlty kick But Emily Webb, who cored two goals for the Sud, and pµced a fourtli quarter comeback. Por tl\e Roses, Leslie Boler, Barbie Argueta and Kate Rasch played strong on offense DMSION VI BOYS • Barracudas vs. Soccer Vaders Great Barracuda offense came , from Nathan Roberts, Blake Chi- apuzlo and Daniel Patrtda Erle Holland dlso scored a QOdl <>ff an assist from Justtn Johnson • Waverunners vs. Tigers . Ryan Andrews, John Barton and Todd Bates showed outstand- ing hustle for the Waverunners. Cameron Paskerfan, Spencer O'Hara and Skyla~ Jacobs showed great ball <;kills as well. DMSION VI GW..S • Blue Dragons vs. Wild Things MeUssa Fltszlmmons hdd an awesome gdffie for the Blue Drag- ons Brittany Hallworth dnd KayUn Connolly also played well Chicks wilh Klcks·vs. Dragons Impressive offense by Sara Gomez, Maggie Demay and Lau- ren Wilber paced Chicks with Kicks D MSION VIl BOYS • Blue Sharks vs. Blue Scorpions Blue Sharks' scoring dttacks were led by Colton Gyulay, Alessandro Coppola dDd Jakob Trobman. Ian Crane and Jamie Jarvis also hdd s~ots on goal. Sarah Tegel, Alllson· Whtt- Ueld, Reann Nathan and Kerry Hayden shared godlie duti~ for the Runners. Region 120. COSTA MESA -The Spint, d D1vis1on V boys soccer'. team I.I\ AYSO Region 120, showed Coac.h Jo~n Roche 1t· has heen pdymg attenbon Ill pracllc:e, scoring three first-hdlf godls to defeiil the rue- balli;, 3-2, in the season opener Christian Torres, Cory Welkel and Adam Seagondollar edch scored to give the Spa.nl d 3-1 lead by halltime. The tomlnned defons1ve efforts of Damien Scheidt, Sam Edman, Victor Lozoya, Andy Sandoval, David Cubias, John Roche, Robert Comacho and Nick Ippolito held the Fireballs to just one goal in the second hd.11 • The Orange 2, Boys in Black 0 Although they had a number of . opportunibes lo score. the Bo~ in Black could not get the ball pdst I Thl~ Orange defense. The Boys in Black got key saves by goabes Jonathan Howse and Lucas Boulger DlVlSION VI BOYS • Tedm 6 3, Emerald Power 2 T<'dm 6 scored two qwck goctls 1J1 the second hdlf dnd held on for tlie victory over Emerald PowN. Eric Ronquillo, Edwin Her- nandez and MJcbaeJ Pierce dom- inated the ldtter part of the hCtU, ICevtn Kiser, Juan Cuadarra· ma, Leo Brown, Tyler Kerce and Kyle Boyer put up a tough defense for the F1rPhalls, but it wasn't enough us the Stnker"I overj>owered them al k••}' moments. • Other D1vu,1on \71 1tcme • American BOmbfon 6, Patrlots 0 • 0MSJON VI GutL~ • Tomados 3, Geckos l Olivia Schow scored two goals • to ledd the Tomados past the Geckos. Kendra Fisher dlso scored d goal for thl• Tomddo , who tchPd on the defense of Alexa Levin, Kelly Matthew~, Tyler Andrews Ctnd Megan Bartells to keep thP. Geckos u\ check. Amanda Watson scored a goal ror th~ Geckos. Region 57. NEWPORT BEACI l Noelle Bathen, Undsay Manning and Undsay Queyret each sr.ored us Team 6 defeated Teilln 10, 3-1. dunng the operung Y.N!kend of Region 57 girls under· 12 AYSO dCtlon. •The Revolution !Team 21 got t\i\:o goals lrom JaneJlcl Godoy and one from Aurora Leport m d vic- tory over Team 9 Cameron Best, Elizabeth Conklin, CbrlsUne Digrado, Jenitifer Browning, Sard.b Conklin, Katie \'\-ade, K. T. Molinaro and Chrl~Une Craban pldyt:d d solid gamt-lor the Re\ o- lution. Othm srore-. • Team 4 0, Team 7 0 • Team 8 2, Team 3 0 COLTS WIN -THEIR OPENER IN POP WARNER FOOTBALL, 21-7 • Def e:nse the key for Costa Mesa's victory over the La Habra Panthers. · COSTA MESA -The FOOTBALL Greg Miner had seven sack~ causing Ld Habra to lose 55 yurds. Shane Smith had tour sack!>. On offense, quartmback RJ. Muller completed five passt's Beltran powers Mesa Mis~ s TA B A S E I A L L YOUTH SPORTS game wiruwr. I defense Wlth a stellar runmnq I Hill had a Lwo-run tnple catch that saved two runs Colln opened the D1stnct o2 winter ball !>eason w1lh an 11·0 \\.'lll·over the Hunllngton Be<.1ch Seav1e~ DodgPr m d home game at Co .. ta f\.tesa H1qh. Costa Mesa Colt!,, an 11-12-year old Pop Warner footbd1l tedm, deteated the La Habrd Pdnthers 21-7, in the sea!'on opener on Sdt· UTddy Brett Vosseller, Danny Orosco, Cris Sehy Boyd, Steph Brown and Jason Anderson proVld •d sobd blocking for the Colts Other scores: Costd M<>Sd's No 2 tedm defeated Irvine No 3, 6-5, behind the p1tching of Adam Jorgenson, Adam Beltran and closer Robert Hull ru. the 1998 Pony Baseball wmter season got underway. Cullen Crom and Jason John-McGuire, Joey Constantino, stone each had h1ls for C O!>ld 'Mike Toole dnd Gary Gonzalez Mesa. each had tuts. At lrvlne's Harvdfd Pdrk, Costa Slgnups lor the spnng s0 a on Mesa's No 1 team hdtUed to dn wtll be m Dccembt!r dl Costa Tht• -.tarting pitching combtna- llon of Daniel Cooper, Josh Elliott dnd James Mowatt com- bined on a one-hitkr, wtth 12 stnkeeouts. Defense wus the key to the Colts' success After C9sta Mesa scored eatly, Ute defense held Let 7-Y Scmta Ana Red Rc.'Clskini; 32, Costd Mesd CardtndJs b 11-1 t llE> with Irvine's No 4 team Me.-.d. Michael McGtllre held lmne Chris Little hacl three tuts encl led th<> otfen~we attack 'g. to. Garden Grove Blue BulldO<jS 14 , Costa MC'Sd Grut>fs 0 12-13 La Hdbra P.inther.. JI Costci Mesa Chdfgers 0 Down 5-3, Beltran his a two- run double lo tie the game . scoreless for three i.nrungs dlld Costa Mesa built a four-run lead behind the hitting of McGwre Andrew Carfch dnd David Bar~ nett Tigers win opener Mowatt had two hit~ and Elliotl ~corl'd three runs ·Habra to JUSl seven pomLc; before Sn interception by · Junior Rodriguez set up a touchdown run for Blake Prested that sealed 1t. . . 12-14: Cypres~ CoyolPS 18, Costa Mesa Cowboys 0 In the bottom of the sixth, Bel- tran came through again with a home run that turned out to be the Danny Whitaker keyed the COSTA IASEIAll MESA The Costd Mesa Amencdn · Little te<Jgue Ma1ors D1v1s1on T1gc>rs Third baseman Jamie Tinnfon made a d1",ng, over-the-.,houlder catch d0\\.'11 the left held line lor the hnal out of the gum" PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES · PUB~C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES The 11me tor f 1.ng claims admin1strahon autho11ty wut KIRSTEN McDERMOTT be 807t llatar Avenue, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Su COu all Ohl Classl!ted I~ ..• PUBLIC NOTICES will not eJCpirt before four be granted unless an inter· appointed as personal rep-Suite 245 Huntington -TS. No 16656S79 loan Ho ; oeno<ol tt, 11 · Ut ano CONVENIENT --.. --------months from the heaiing Hied person MH an ob· restntative to adrnin1sttt Baach CA 92e47 At• Flctltloua Bualne11 Flctltloua Bualnen 1666657 NotlCe 01 Trustees inttreSI sad df!uueo • t111t wnether you're buy· PUBLIC NOTICE datt noticed above. lec•lon 10 the pe1111on and th• eslate or the decedent. tornei' for Klreten' Mc· 'N•m• St•tement Name Statement S-. You "1• tn 0tr1111t Unoer A OI dtm ano all nol't Ue Ind ing, setting, or just ---------I vou MAY EXAMINE the shows good cautt why the THE PETITION rtquests The following pttsont art Th• following p111on1 .,, Oted 01 TniSI Dalld 1/2QJ34 illlll'IS1 in tile 1s=t has leb• looking classified iae BSC 7&57 life kept by the court 11 you court should not grant the authoruy lo admln111er the Dermott do1ng business as doing business u. Untess You Tal!t kllon To IOl\llly acQUlltO Ill encl ID .. flt NOTICE OF are • PfllOn Interested tn authority Hiatt under the lndtpen· Publl1h1d Ntwporl POio Cleaners 2008 Yale lnternallonal House or ProllCI Your ProPtf1Y, It May lie CtlUlll ru1 DIOGtf1:'t 11\iatlO m ""haht>A's"sr~1'Eo PETITION TO the estate, you may lilt A HEARING on lhe pell· denl Admtn1stration of Es· BHCh·Costa Mesa Daily Avenue, Suitt B, Santa pan c 1 kt s . 1 8 5 4 2 Sold At A Pllblc Sale II "\'ou lht COumy al Otlngt, S• ol 0 •2 •5078 ADMINISTER with Ult court a Requoll hon w•ll be held on OCT(). tat11 Act. (Th•s Authority Pilot September 10, 11. 17, Ana. CA 92701 MacMhur BIVd., ltvtne, CA ~ All ExoQ/llllOll Of The c..ioma oncnoecsas lolio*S ;;:=;:=;:::;;::;;~ fOt Special Notlce (form BER 15. 1998 at 1 45pm in will allow the pe11onal rep-1998 • Nig1n L Patti, 3007 Croy· 92714 N'111re Of Tha PrOClldlllQ Lot 11 ot lllCI No ~42, 111 MY• ETSLTEAMT.EHOEFC:KER DE-154) of 11 e rit1ng of an Dept. 703 located at 341 restnlehvt to take many ThF658 den Bay, Costa Mesa. CA Par Hop tnc., (CA), 520 W. AgllMt You You Sllou10 Con· mt Oti o1 COsll Mesa as oer n Inventory anti appraisal or The City Drive South, Or· actions without obtaining 92828 Santa Ana Blvd.. Santa tact A Lawyer NollOt Is Heftily m1p il!cOrlle<l 111Book101 Pl\)ts •k• JEAN HECKER estatt nsstt• or or any pt-ango. CA 92868 court •PJ>roval Before tak· PUBLIC NOTICE Sandeep N Patel, 3007 Ana, CA 92701 GNtrt Thal Tht RUI Proper1'{ 3b ano 36 ot Msctllaneous CASE NO. A102852 hUon or account u pro-IF YOU OBJECT to the lng certain very Important Croyden Bay, Cosla Mesa, Thia bu11ness 11 con· Known As 615 Aclcla Avenue ~ 111 h act.cc OI Ille To all heirs, beneficiaries. vided In Probate Code HC· granting of the pl't1tlon. you ac1°ons. however, the per· Flctltloue 8ualneu CA 92626 ducted by a COIPofalion Nellll)Oft Buen CA 9262S COunry AtcorottOI uro COu"V crediton, contingent crtdt· l•on 1250 A Reques1 fot should appeat 11 lht hear· tonal rtpresen1a11v1 will be Name Statement Mlteah N Patti, 3007 Have you started d0tng Asstssors Pa«:ei Number 459 Commol1y linOlrll as 2236 '°''·and persons who may Special Notice torm 11 1ng and state your ob-rtqUtrtd 10 give notice 10 The ton0w1ng persons are Croyden Bay, Costa Mesa. buslntss yet? Yes, 11-17· OM·16 M Mort futy De-Juntllt Race com Mesi CA Get to the .. sle "BC's otherwise be inttresltd In available rroin the coun jcchons or lilt w111ten ob· 1nter11t1d persona unleH doing bus1neu 11: CA 92626 93 satt>tcl In Th•~· MenbOt1tO the will or eatatt. or both. cterl<. 11ct1ons with the coun b• lhty have waived notice or ARGOS·PACIFIC GROUP, Thi• buslntu Is con· Par Hop, Inc, Abed Elhaj. OteO Of Trust W1U Be SOio At 9262~,ITTIS 01 sR are USll 10 Allie, ot: MYRTLE M HECKER Attornev for the Petl· tore the heanng Your ap-consented to lht PfOP<>led 949 South Coast Drive, ducted by: co-par1ntra Prtstdtnt Pllbllc AucllOll At In The Front lawfu4 mo,_ of tht Umed S1.111S aka JEAN HECKER ti oner pearance mey be In person action) The independent Su11e 1600. Costa MtH, Have you stlr1td doing This atettmtnt was filed 01 The Flagpoles Al The Ma 11 Oii _..,.,:;.-~ ...... , _ "... bac•m•n t. A PETITION FOR PAO. ' or by your auorney. administration authority wlll CA 92628 business yet? No with the County Clerk of Enlly Ar.a To Tht Plact11111 ""'" ,.,_,,,, "' -"' -·· ~ ~ , BATE hu been filed by JOHN P. DEILY, IF YOU ARE A CREOllOR be granted unless an lnttr· Gl.A Ftnanclal Corporation Nag1n L. Patet Orange County on 8•21·98 CMc Ctn1t1 401·'11 E Chap· USfl MIO ~--ugoo SUtn and cllMlat JAMES AUGUSTINE and ESQ. (CSB# 93887)1 or conungtnt creditor or tsttd person Iii•• an ob-(CA), 949 South Coas1 Tl'lis statement was flied 1908676794& man Ave Plactnlla Cthtornia "rrns lllO c.oncnons u .,. "''"" ANN AUGUSTINE in tht UW OFFICE OF the deceased. you must fife 11ct1on to the pel1tion and Ortvt, Suitt 1600, Costa w1tn tl'le County Clttk of Daly p 101 Sept 3 10 t7 on 10/Mll. Al 10 00 AM. To IQl'tUOe I> Ill Ot1'0NI riQl't then get Superior court ol car.tor· JOHN P. DEILY, your cta1m with the court show good cauH why the Mesa. CA 92628 Orange County on 8·19·98 24 199~ ' Th&s:i Tht ~hell Blcldtt P,Yabll At setim~ nla. county of ORANGE TAJ MAHAL BLDO. and mail a.copy to 1he per· court should no1 grant the Soflball ltd .• a Cahlornta 19088767924 • ~Timt Ot sa fDf tan Of aios °' Ol!t!1 ID °' n THE PEilTION FOR PRO. s TE. 1 1 5 2 3 5 2' sonal reprtstntallvt ap-authority limited part!)4!flhlp (Allach-Dally Pilot Sept 17 24 PUBLIC NOTICE casnter's Check Otawn On A wn•no Ill() Wll bl l!QllltO ".,,. some cash. BATE requests thal ANN PASEO DE VALENCIA pointed by the coun w1th1n A HEARING on tht pell· ment No. 1, Full name and 0 8 llllS Th66:i St.all Or Nabonll Banlt Ctltck arottiao otlite ai any ome lltar AUGUSTINE bt oppolnlltd QUNA HILLS CA rour months from the da11 tlon wlll be held on Octo· address of Reglstra!'I Soll· ct. 1· • 1 Flclllloua Buslne11 Dta'Wll On A S~ta Or ,Feomr the lil'll l'llJllCl1IOI\ het!CI Incl 842·8878 11 personal representative LA • or the l1rs1 IS1uanct ol lht ber 1, 1998 at t;45pm In ball Ltd. a Ca11torn1a Um· PUBLIC NOTICE Neme Statement ~And Loan AssooallOn belortCIRolSalt ---------lo adminlsltr the Htete of 92&53 totters H provtded In Pro-Dept 703 located al 341 lied Partnership, ·Gtnttal th• following pettont 111 Samils Ass~llon Or SavtnQt 0.-0 St 0 1198 the decedtnl. Publlshtd N1wpor1 bait Code section 91.00. Tl'lt City Drtve, Orange, CA Partnet1·'6oflbetl Inc., (sOle Flctltloua Bualne11 doing bus neu as• 91(111 Spec1tll4 In f111"1Qll Code HENR ~~ 1 THE PETITION requtsts B11ch·Costa Mesa D111y The lime tor IJing cfa•ms 92868. County of Orange, geotral Part1*), • Cal1l0t· Name Statement lnttrnatlonal Houtt ot Stc1lon 5102 AllO AllltloruBd To Y J IOI fltt• tht decetlontt WUI and Pilot September 11. 17. 18. wiU not e11p11e before l~ur Lamo11ai..x Just•Ct Center nla Corporelion. 949 SOuth Tl'lt followlng persona are PancakH, 1SGO S Harbor Do 811SlltSS In Cllilornia Tiit SONIReinsttllll~Olt!ltuut! cod.ells. II any, be edmltttd lll9B nH360 months from the heanng IF YOU OBJECT to the Coast D11v1, Suite #600, doing business as· Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802 s.i. Wiii Ba Ml6t Wtlflout OI UICI OICUseG to PfObate. The Will end date noticed ebove. granting of the pelition, you Costa Mesa, CA 92828) Fogg Bookketplng Ser· Top Hop, inc (CAr,-620 Cownant Or Wltla.'l!Y, Ell>fm MNOAU. C IU..o$E HQ any codlclls ere avallablt PUBLIC NOTICE • YOU MAY EXAMINE the should appear at the htar· (CA), 941l South Co111 vlc11. 365 e. 11llh Strfft, w SaAll Ana Blvd . Sa1111 Or lmplltO, Rega<dlllQ Tttlt ~I Alifl Mc.IC -tor eumlnauon In tht file hit kopt by the court II you Ing and state your ob OrlVe, Sullt 1800. Cos11 Costa Mesa. CA ll2627 Ana, CA ll270l PossesslQn. Or fncumt>r&nCff. RfDONOOBEACHCA 'Xt!ll· ,..._ ...... =..~ tcepl by the court BSC 7074 art I pereon lnt1re11td In et1on1 or file \lllrllttn Ob-MHI, CA 92828 Melanie Lynn Fogg, 385 E Tl'l11 bu11ness Is con· To Sallsfy Tht ObltQa!lOn Se• MIS --...__ THE PETlllON requuts NOTIC~ OF tht estate, you may lilt Ilona ""th the cour1 be· Thi• bu11n111 Is con· tilth Street. Costa Mese, dUC1td by· a corporahon Qirtd By fnt Ott( Ot Trus1 Nhoon~"~sa Cemet""' • ~·an1 '"lh0t1IV to admin11111 the PETITION TO w.th tht court • RtQuest °'' the hear1no Your •P. dueled by: a general part· CA 92627 Have ~ou alarttd doing Eucultd' 8y Mattehlll Hond\¥ ~16WAU Stp Cha....:r: ~~ Hiatt under the tndepen-IOf Special Nollet (l0tm pearance may be In person ntrtl'llp Oelg Steven Fogg, 365 E. bu1tnesa ytt? Yes, 7.1 7,94 Kllens'(y, An UNN1'94 161123 19111 .,.. _, O•nt Adm1nlstrat1on of Es· ADMINISTl!R OE·1S•) of tht flhng of an or by your auotney. Ha~e you •!arttd doing 19th Strut. Co111 Meaa , Top Hop, Jnc .• Abed Elhaj. Woman As Trua!Of Recoroeo 3500 P.:lfle v-°"" tatH Act (This Authority ESTATE OF1 inventory and appraisal of IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR buaintu yet? Vts, 04/01/ CA ll2627 Prttldtnt On tr.!1194 Recordtd As In ---------1 wtll allow the pertonal rep· DONALD I!. ARMENT! Hlate 1uet1 or ol any pe-Ot I contingent ~rfd,tor ol 88 Thi• busintH 11 con· Thi• stattment wu flleC: 11rumen1 No 94·0046348 N.-wpott BMch rHentatlye 10 111c1 many CASE NO. A193063 tition or eccount ea pro-the decea1ed. you must file Gl.A Fln1ncl1t Corporation, ducted by· husband and wtth the Coun1y Clerk or Book No hoe DI Tht Ollldal CLASSIFICb 144-aJOO action• \llllthOU1 obtaining To 111 htit1, beneficiaries. v1ded tn Probate Code sec· your ctalm with tho cour1 Rudy J S.ldonl, V1c1 Pres. w11t Orange county on 8·2l·ll:J l\tcords Of Or111oe. cao1or111a --.-.Tl .. coun approval. Before tak· creditors, conungonl c:redi-t•on 1250 A Request fOf and tN1I a copy to the per• ldent Have you tlll1ed ctOlng 19916717145 Tht Total Amount Stcureo llY 11 t the re•o:m:e vou r-K-. ,. Ing certain very lmpottent IOfS, anCI persons who mey Special Notte• form la 1onel rtprestnlaUve tp· Thia atattment was !tied butioest yet? VII. 3115"8 Daty PilOI Sept 3 10 17 SaAd ltlslrumtnt M Of Tiit Tint con count on to Mii D IEll IAl...aY actions however the per· otheniw se be intttttttd in ava1l.tbl1 from the coun l>Olnltd by lhe court vwl1h•n w.lh the County Clerk of Mtlanoe Fogg • • ' QI In Ila Pllt>llC.atlocl Of ThlS myrlae1 or mercllan- aonal ripresenlat;v, will be the will or estate, 0t bolh, clecf( lour montht from th• d111 Ora19 County on 8-10-ll8 This 111remtnt was filed 24• ltlll Th6S7 Noa ts 1361 5?9 30 WhlCh d " 11oms. beeauso Mortuary * Chapel required to give notice to or DONALD E ARMENTI Attornei for the Petl· of f1r&1 Issuance of the lot· 19111708722 \lllilh the Counly Cllfk or PllBLIC NOTICE lne*IOIS Tilt Toll! Amount Ot our cotumna compOI Cremation lnttttaltd perton1 unloH A PETITION FOR PAO· tloneri • ttra H provided In Probate 01lly PilOI Sept. 3, 10, 17, Orange-County on 8 2-..ge Tht Unpaid ~ (lndUOIOO quahlted IW)iera to 111ey l'I•~ w1111ed notice or BAT! has betn filed by MICHAEL 1. HARMS, Code ttctlon 0100. Th• 24 t998 Th854 10H8761014 Flctlllou1 Boalneu Accrlled And Unl)at4 1n•1tStl c11111 1 tO Broet8ctN ctNaay ecnetnltcl to the proposed JEWELIN CABUG·OS AR· l!IQ ATT0Alfl!Y AT time for filing Clelma win ' D 1 PilOI A 21 S. 1 N•me lletement And Rtas~le hl>matld M2·5878 Costa Mesa ~Ion.) The Independent MENTI In tha Superior uw · 2680 t . COAST nol l'lup11rt l>~lor~ f~ PUBLIC NOTICE . 3 ~J' 17 lt98 ug 'T~8 Tilt ronOWtno per'°"9 .,, Costs. Exoenm Ano Advances Ma·t180 1dmtn111rali0n a111hot1tT. \1111tt COi.Kl of Ca1iro1n•1. County ' C mont • rom t • ear.,"" • • • doing bU'slnoss as· Prom· Al The T1me Ollnillll P\rbliea~ -----------l•---IJl!ll .. -• .. be granted unle11 an nter· of ORANGE. HIQHWAY, ORONA dllt no1lced ebOve Flctltloue au1IMH • PUBLIC NOTICE 119d LMI~ Nt1work, 40 Or· 04 Tiits Hone. 0.llf $e9MI· ttttd pe~ fil" an ob-THE PETITION FOR PRO. OIL MAR, CA 92025 YOV MAY EXAMINE lt•t Name ltitement A 1 BIOlfOl'll INmt CA 11tt 11. 1991 Diana C1rtM r.=========:;:=====:::;:r itc11on to the ptltllon and GATE requests that JEW· Pu bll ahed Newpofl lil• ~ept by th• court. II you • Thi lollowmg per.c>na art '1ctltlou1 aualMH e2X2o • • Anlst.ant Vice fll'l&idltll S.HWIG 11>0w1 goOCI cau11 whr lhe ELIN CABUG OS AAMENTI BHCl'l·Cotta Men Dally 1 " • person lnlttllted In doing bv11neu as· N•m• ltatement 8111n1n let Jol'lneon. 10 RteonvtV*ICI Co~ 4900 "Meordable court ahould not grin the bt appointed •• poraon11 Pilot September 17, :13. 24, the '!1811• you mAay ftlt Polo Ct11ntr1, 11410 N• Tht 1011ow1ng Ptr1on1 ere Orange Blossom, lrvlne. fU'ttrgrede Roao St.life 2110 11 • a"'horlly, reprtsentallvt to t1dmln1t• 11l98 with '"' COU(I 1 tqueat whope Sir HI, Ste. 103, doing but1n111 It' COA• CA 92610 lnmdMI CA 91roe162fl 156- A HEARi NO on the pell· ltt the tatllt of lhl dtee· ' ThWH7 fDOtE ~~) Ir h N~l:f• of{lorm Fountain Valley, CA 027ot POAATE OOL.f NETWORK, Th•I bualneu It ctn· •151 for SaltS 1nforma110n Clll Alternative" ,llC111 wlll be l'ltld on OCTO· dent .1.,.. o I ' 1 ng an Nagln L Petel. 3007 Cro_y• ,068 Wan St Tutlln. CA ducted by an 1nc1t\lld11al m•) 573 1965 Pl12211 917 BEA t, ltH at 1·45pm In lHE PEflTION requ1111 PUBLIC NOTICE lnvtntOfy and apprwal of den Bly. COtta M"•· CA t27llO ' H1vt y-ou alwted Ootng "2• 10/1191 e.Pt l'Ol 10ca1ed at JAt the dtctdtnt e Will and Htate 1-"•11 Of Of any pe-92628 ' Miik Oulnlan. 1068 Wau buslntH yet? No DI t Cask t The City Drllll South, Or· COdtclla, II any, be admlhtd HOTIC& OF litlOn Ot accounl •• pro-SancMlp N Patti. *' St. Tualtn, CA 12780 8r1nln Lt• Jol'lnaon PUBLIC NOTICE scoun e , ~.CA 92968. 10 l>fObele. The Will and PETITION TO vlded1~50Pro:at~ COCl•11~ Croydtn 81y. Coata Meta. Steven Arthur Schmidt, Th11 tltltrnent wH lltld ---------- Ill' YOU OBJECT to the any coctlcll1 11r1 1va1l1hle ADMINllTl!R tion · tqut1 or CA D2828 160 N. Slng1ngwood St . with the County Cleflt of ' c ti & .. nltng of1ht petition, you IOI Hamination in the lilt llTATa O,t 9P~f':: ~otice 1r::1m ~ Mlt"l'I N, Petel, 3007 U , Orange, CA 92&t9 • Orange County on t ·H-H Of~=~ rema OD a"°ulel appear ar 1111 h .. t· kt~I by the cou11 THOMAI AMDRIW ar•k• e rom co Cr~n Bay, Co111 M111, rn11 oualneu I• 'con-191117lt113 AT,..anuu e:IOfl'Z' Of·~: J~tu.'n :g: .~.~.,~E.~T~~~i~-:e,~: McDIRMOTT c ·~ltomer for 1~112~~.lntu 11· con-:!:~';:,by: • g9119fal '*'' Daly Pilot A4"il. n. hpl. c.. ... .,,..,, Burial Servl'ce on1 -.11h the CQUl1 b• 1st111 undtr lht lndepen-CASE NO. A·1t3712 '•tltloMrl dueled by: co-pa11ntt1 Ha1tt you 111t1.a dofng 3 IO, n. 1991 llit47 SuDtl!Of QMit CIC 5- the heartng YOU! •Po den~ Admoni111atlon or El· • To •ll l'ltlra, btnllicla11t1, IAMUll. cuan1. HeYe YoU llAl1ed ~ busineH ytltT No OfCIWo!N '°' ~cl Loi Wt h Id bj t Ut1tanc. may_ be in Ptf'°'J lllff~tLJ!hll Auth0t1ly Crtd•IOtl, contingent Cftdt· Attorn•r •t Law, buslneta !tlf No Mark Quinlan • MCIM' • lY s OU you SU ec orl>vyouf"•l@Mf,_ w111il'T0#1litpe ............... ·-•• lndperwonawtiomay BarN• 11117 1H•lfl ... ,..... 4M--11a1t111 .. 11 ..... '"" -lllft,,_Gfftts.ll! If & r ii l I, \'OU ARE A ORl!DITOA rHtnWlvt to take m11ny otl'lerw1ae be llll•retled In ' 1 -Th•I llllament wH Id~ with Che COYnty Cttfk o1 Whtn you wrllt ~ DTAll>C WM:~ YOUfSe your am Y 0 contl~I CttdltOt or action• withOut Obtalnlng lhO Will or 111111. or bOth, cuaa1111•0 Wltl'I lhe County Clerk bl Or~ COUf\ty on a.,24.. C1 { Ml ~ i I fl d l f ""cteeea mu•t Ille COur1 app«rv11I 8efore Ilk• OI THOMAS ANOAl!.W Mc-II'• lh• r .. ource you 011nge County on .. H.tl fHH711t17 a ass fitd • '-*'II 1!MOJ Qlllltl'I N pay ng 0 ate pr Ce5 Of ycM.w cla•m tl'le eOUf1 tng certain very Important O~AMOTT t•n count on to Hll • '"lt7Naot Ody Pilot Auer t7 Sept lncluClt all lltU1atJIOl11C1•-•""9 k t & l 771? end NI • copy to lht I*• acuona, however. the I*• ... Ptllfl()N . fOR PAO. myriad ol 11\ef~&n· Dally Ptlot StPI 11, 24, s 10 ,, ,.,. 'Thl4t lht facts Ult Oft or .., kit • 28 cas e S· serv ces ~ '•"•ntlllYe •Po IOf\ll ftPINtnlallV• Will be BAT£ hU bOtft ftltd by 01.. It.ms. b4tcao.iat Oct, '· •• ,... The64 • • ·-... Olla ........... ~, polnltll by the' court vwlthln rtqU ttd 10 gllte notice 10 K1"STEN McDERMOTT In our column• oomp•t and gtl the ' Cll T• free 1 • ~-~ ·mom1'a ttom the clatt lntt1Mltd persons untH1 ll'le Sv~'°' COUl1 of C1ll-uatlfted bu .,, 10 Wfly play •Ode ''N RENT It C KM)S(:, bll. Z21 ~ I. .. tl'le nrat 1uu1nc1 or '"' U\1y 1'11v1 wallled noUct or 10rn1a, County ot ORANGE. ~1111 v S.ek w'11'1 cl\lldcare? ' rtsu ' ~"-"CA 1:177, ... Sa •"'8 9am1t & 9liiii5 •1 "'t--• ....... pto'l!d~ In Pro· contonttd to th• propotea TttE PfTtTION rOA 'RO· ····••78 C 1ll Clea1lfled you ~ant. ..... and ... ~ 11111l~====~~~5E!S!~!!!!!!!!!! .pe COO. Mellon 1100. action) The lneltptnatnl DATE r•qu11t1 tl\11 toaeyl 94'a,se1a. ~ti Classified lllCljld tll COlflCWI: fir MICl.1 I l ' • " ' .. Thursday, September 17, 199'8 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUil.iC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICH ··~·---- PUBLIC NOTICES PUii.iC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FLE: •1m u . ~ Ts Ho 91·214"11 LOlll No CMel ..... _ ...... m.m.-NOTICE al ntua-171!16«ttVnghl NOllCI Of ............ -TEFI IALE UNDER DEED OF TM ... 't S. undtf DMil of ,,..._ '9 -Qilfa l1llt TllUIT YOU AM• DU AULT Trusl You •t 11'1 delault. unotf 1 Wf ~ C:W~~ UNDER A DEED al T1tUIT, OMd of TMt 0.eld Stoltmbet ty I ._ w,._4&1111111 w9 DATED .-..,YI, tm. I.JM. I 1997. un111t you me IC1IOl'I :f .a_.........._ _ Lfll YOU TAU M:n0tc TO 10 pro-.Ct your prOl*ty. It ITll¥ ........... J4 1 .... ,_. PflOTECT YOUR "'°""1Y, 111 SOid at a oubllC a. u you __.........,i,.,;;; . """ IT lllAY IE IOU> AT A flUI. '*4 an tlQ)llnallon ol IN ........ ......... UC IM.E. F YOU NE.ED AN l\llalft ol ltlt SWOCIMOlllO lgl!Mt =........ ... ~ _...; EXPLANATION OF THE NA-~yoll lhoulcl conllCt I ..._ ~......_. .................. .a: TUM aF THE ~ . Hollele It lltftOy OW\ .,.. 11 ---AGAltll YOU, YOU IHOULD 11 Woll & l\lcll•ds. a la'#~ ... COHTACT A l.AWftR. NcllCI CorporlllOll • rus .... or c..ta ....._CA 1Ht7 OCT A -·- l!UBLIC H~IN6 .......... SAN DIEGO FREEWAY (1·405) LOCAL ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS BETWEEN BRISTOL STREET AND THE COSTA MESA FREEWAY (SR-55) ii llellb'/ llMln. 1111 ,.._. suc:cmor INS ... or subsll (1411848·1 HJ TIM~: FNlldll 1eMcel, i.e. • IUltd ruslM pursuant to N t:OOAM "1ltlle, Cl MIDlllClt ""*9, Of Oted ol Trust tXtc:Uled l>Y ....... " w flollowtftt sul>elllulld w.111 j)lnUll1C to M11.1ra E Wrlglit and Nora ti ...,..,.: Ille Died d Tl\lll 11.aMd by Wright Hus1>1nd and Wilt as 0018 JM..,.., What's Being Planned Why This Ad SlllWll L Hocf'1l1111, a Uigll J~t Tenants recorded 91J0~7 E03I ,_., Anlletlon • "*' Reconled on 0112t11tn 11 es tnst I 97·'4853&4 of OHICial " 1 No. tl-055U1 ol Of· Records 111 Ill• omce of ltlt ~ Caltrans (California O~~artment of Transportation) and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCT A), in ~~ :c'0r°!-'= g::~~. ~:f::~:r an~ P~~~ eo.. ..... , d:;a1 cooperation with the Cify of Costa Mesa, are planning local access improvements along Interstate 405 (1-405) ~~· ~ ~ i°i.J;!n ~g~M tr:~~~~ ~ ~~::i:.••·013• TIME: between Bristol Street and the Costa Mesa Freeway (SR-55). The proposed project Jncludes: :0 A1~.L*:*,,...r: :11,;:i:c:l:ar:a:i~:t~:; ~1i.v the .... ~ • separati' n. g the spu th bound SR-55 to northbound 1-405 connector ramps from the northbound 1-405 Bristol rnent No. t""2lt1._ °' Uid matn •niry area 10 111• Planas Ci7i tl'J. T.:... · OMclll Recordl, ._Sell on Civic Cent.ti 401-'411 E Chap-C37I Crvetal = • S off · 191 II Al It• .lltlln mall Ave.. Pllctnlia, CMfornia __,, treet -ramp;· l-lf&r..:;;&1;1J~to111eeo.ty 11 public auction 10 Ill• hlghHI 8071 aeormv • adding new on-and off-ramps at Anton Boulev;ard and Avenue of the Arts; 0itw":r l!ta~ ~': ~~~·~,'~~hJ:r,·~~naJy~~ ~Aw . dd d. l c.. h } 5 hbo d J-405 1:45 A.IL II pUble adon to Ille Unllld Slalll) al flQhl blle Coeta ..... CA IH27 • a ing a new 1agona on-ramp nom nort bound Bristo treet to sout un ; 111tlllaheslbddlftore.an<o1Y· and 1111eres1 coovtytd 10 and 1,41,848.0581 TIME: fr h B i I S Ible al the &med Slit l'l IMll now held l>Y It under Slld DMd 1o·SOAM • separating the southbound l-405 to northbound SR-55 connector ramps om t e r sto treet on-ramps; money at .. UMlld s-.1. 11 or Trust 1n lht prollt'IY s•111111d 5..;.., .. ., the folow4no ~ r9't, *· and ...._ c:on-111 said County and Sttre de-~· • adding sound walls. . ~ io and now held br It~ sc:rlbtd as· As mor• rutv dt· IOl7 &i htriok del' ..i Died cl TNlt In .. scribed In ltlt abOYt mtnboned 8039 f\8ndv hf'* ~ sillGld In ~ Oted ol Trust The slrMt ad· co12 Tivy MoGowm Caltrans and OCTA have studied the effects this project may have on the environment and prepared an.Initial ~n:~on...s ~~:,a:; ~~r0f:"r:i°:': gm C':: Study /Environmental Assessment (IS/EA). Although minor jmpacts are to be expected, the IS/EA indicates = ~':-., ~ ::fre3ef;':,d17fgavJ.: Hr:: =. awte t..enaueln/AIM • that the project will not significantly impact the surrounding area. Project impacts include covering a portion of =ii!,~-== to ~~ 0h~~m~;sar: :~: E1~ ....... ArtnoW• the Airport Flood Control Channel, removing 250 to 300 parking stalls at Metro Center, acquiring 15 feet fTom ~ '::.~~ ur~i!l =~~ 1~~$~=:S, ar;ri ~~J':2827 the permanent easement of the OraJ1ge County Sanitation District along the south side of 1-405, removing and =~=:'t. ~ :'m~':t d;;=0:n°11 °:;.-; 11::1no~7112 TIME: .. . ~ replacing the existing southbound 1~05 noise barrier near residential properties, a"d removing and replacing ~ lf°':y, CU: ~0: h~ri:~ ~~= a:,0~~ ~~Y ttie to1ow1ng landscaping. This notice is to advise you of the availability of the study and a public hearing. The IS/EA and he!ef'I The total lmOUl\I ot IM oaugatlon Stcured by the prop· =11 Totn Lewi. unpaid balance d lhe ~ er~ to t>t sold ano reasonable 0308C Totn Lewl9 .. . .. . project maps are available for your review at the following locations and can also be obtained through OCT A: ~tir~~ :v~:C: ~s:, ·~~s~ a~ ...... _.~to.,.w costs, ~ ind lldVlnOll 1ntt1at pubheaUOl'I ot the Nouce o•io••lldon T.-NIH It lhe timed Ille lrlillll pubb. Of Slit IS $231 961 80 In .,_ ~...,..... tt lion ol lhe Notice of S. II adortlon to cash, Ill• T1us1M Wiii ule. O.ud uw 1o.ti and S1~0l1.57 In lddlllon to eastt. accept 1 1:a1n1er's cntdc drawn 17th of ~. 1 lte the 1 rustee wl IClC8(ll 1 cash-on a state or naoonaJ blnk 1 by PS Oreenteoo. lno., 701 et's ~ dnlwn on 1 state Of Check or'wn by a stalt or WeetemA~. ~•. national blnk. 1 c:hect drewn by lederat credit union or a dltdc CA 91201. (8181244-•state Ol ledwll etedlt UflCln"' drawn Dy l. stat• 01 federal eoeo. Bond No. 5867832. I chedt dnlwn l>Y ISllte Of fed. uv111gs and IQin ISSOClabOn 09/10 09/17 ... • .. . -. Where You Come In Gl: EQUAL HOUSING OPPORT\HTY Cal trans Environmental Planning J3ranch 2501 Pullman Street Sa nta Ana, CA 92705 Mesa Verde Branch Library 2958 Mesa Verde Drive East Costa Mesa, CA 92626 • Costa Mesa City Hall Public Services Department 77 Fai.r Drive, Fourth Aoor Costa Mesa, CA 92626 OCTA 550 South Main Street Orange, CA 92863 Have the potential impacts of the project been addressed? Do yo.u have additional information which should be included? Your comments will be part of the public record. The public review period for the IS/EA is from August 24, 1998 to October 9, 1998. If you wish to provide input, you may submit your written comments until October 9, 1998 to: - Mr. Praveen Gupta, Chief Environmental Planning Branch Caltrans 0jstrict 12 . 2501 Pullman Street Santa Ana, CA 92705 The open house st}'le public hearing is taking place at the City of Costa Mesa Council Chambers on: Thursday, September 24, 1998 Drop by anytime between S·Jo p.m. and 9:00 p.m. 77 Fair Qrive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 For more information about this study, please contact: Mr. Prnveen Gupta, Caftrans Ms. Clarita Lao, OCTA (7 14) 724·2i43 (714) 560-5736 Pl II ..... 1111 .. , ..... g 'rail .... ., .. . ....... l!I ~ By Fax (7 Ii) <"H ·6:>1>-t (1•1t ,.., w. fujk \our t ot1· ,u•I 1J•i0!' uotmlotr "'''''II ,.,.JI ""' t.... l •11!1 ~ ........ ,.,.~. ) By Phone ( 14) 6-f:?·:lh78 By MllMn Penom :tlO \l.--1 B:iv Srn·1·1 <.11-11• \11·-11 <.A Q211l7 II ~ ... , ·•rl Oh.I .. S.1 .... ........ •• 'IH1·ph111w R.{Oum-5 OOprn """''-' t nd•' \\-ull.: 111 8..;30um-5 OOpm \lo111l.i1 I rul;i1 eral ~ and io.i ISIOCI> UYIOOS ISSOClllJOn or Sa'/1118 $ • llon. ~s ~ 0t sav· bank speoheo 1n sec11on SI 2 -------- ings i.. sCllClfied ,.. Sec:bofl of 1111 Financial Code and 5fO'Z ol the FWw1aal Code and au111orueo to do bus111ess 1111t11S r---------IUflorized to do busrlllS In ht staca In Ult event tender ollltr stlls 111111 INlnl ..,_<*'let 11\an casn • acap•d the Tr~ flan c:asfl II ICIOIC*d. the IN may WltnhOIO ltle ISiUlllCI TN$8 rr.-y 'MlhttC*f lie bl-of !tit TruSIH s Otto untd anc. ol the Trustee's Deed l#llll lunos 1>1COm1 avlllat>lt 10 Ille lunds becon-. avallbll to lhl payee or endorsee as a matter ptyee "' endonee as a maner 01 110111 saao salt w-41 be mace d ngllt s.i Siii wt be midi. but wi1110ut covenant or v.ar· but W!#lou1 ~ 01 war· ranty txoresstd or lllll>lttO IWlly. exp-ess or lmj)llld 19-regaro111g bile posstsst0n or garong lllle. possess.on 0t en-encumbfances to satisfy 1111 euncnnces. to sdsly tile in. indet11tdness secured by said debellcblss secured by Said 0..d, ~o~ancas tnertunder. Deed, adVances thereunder, Wiii\ ln11<111 as provided Wlltl inllwlsl as prowted lhertln. therein. and Ult un~ld pr~ Ind IM l#lplld ~ ballt1oe ot Ill• nore SIClred by sad dMd of tile Note secured by said wttll 1nwu1 ltler•on as pro- OMd Wlltl '"1ll!'es1 tlleleon u video Ill a8ld Noll le., Cllar;u pro'licled 111 said Nole. tees. and ••Ptnstt or lfl• 11us1a1 and ctillgeS and expenS1$ d tile Ill• trusts cteartd oy sard Offd lt\lstee-and ol the .lnlsls CtUeld ol Trust Date Septemblr 11 l>Y said Deed ot Trust. Diiied 1998 Woll & Richards a Law 0112.1111N Pomon• Flnmdal CorPor11ton FHJA Woll & Pleuer s.rvtcea as sad Tf1JS11e 2063t a Law Corporallon as TrustH Vllltllra BMJ. Suh 30t ~· llY Tammy Soran TMtee Siie land Hils. Ct 91364 (818}226-Ollar Woll & Aietlaros a Law 69t6 By: Ylldte I.I Bliw. TSO eorporal!On FHJA Woll & By S.B S. TNst OeetJ Ntllwofl<. Pl11ter 1 lJw corpOl'aUon 18 as A9tr1f fot the Trus#N FOi Corpo1ata P\aza OTNI Nt~!l SMs ,,,.,,,.,,..,,,, P-.s. Go Beacn CA 92660 (71-C) 720· To !~~IJXlm °' 9200 Siie lnlormaaon On~ Ca1n60-S9JTCB1440 (714) S73·1965 Woll & Rid\ , 10, 17 1998 lldS IS I Debi Coa.c:tOI' Atllmpt- ---------11110 To Collec1 I Dtbl Ally Overstocked with Siu ff? A call to Classified · will help 642·5678 • lnformat>on Ot>Qlrled Wt lit US4d For That Purpose P112182 9117 9fl• 10/1,AJ1 • FIND an apartment • through classified Polley /fie, 'fl lie/; tfea /fk,/te A GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 Rutt> llf\J Ji-Rdlin~ ... u.n· 11bj1>t't t111·l111ngt 9.1thc1111 notkl' 111f r ubli-lwr rr. ... c•n •. , tlw ri~IH to I l'll•llr, n•d 11-·1f\ f'P.\ 1"1" or rrjtcl ai1\ rta .. ,ified tuhc•ni-1•nw111. Pita c· n•por1 unv"error that mov ht> • m )our rJu, ... jfwd ad munr1lia11•l}. llw Umh l1il111 oc·rt·p•~ 0(1 • lmL1lt1\ for unv rrn1r in 1111 uchc·n i>,f'mrnt fi1r .. bwh it mil\ bf' rt· ... pon~ihlc· r.,i 1•p1 for r lw rn-1 of tlw "Jllln' 111 1111111) 1.lf:cupit'd b) th~ c·mlr. Cr"t'dll 1·11n only lw ullmr,:1·d for 1h1· fir-.t irN•nion. ----~--- Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Thun.day .. Wcd.nc day S:OOpm . Tue'i~ay ......... Monda) 5:00pm Friduy .......... Thur ... day S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tut•sdu) S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday 5;00pm GENERAL 1002 GENER.AI. 1002 CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT SAN JUAN BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 CAPISTRANO 107 8 ISLAND SO 00!: :--So* Move-In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'S I DI! 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Diane Mah•r·P rud · Ve teran Aei t Estele Supptemenlf bulld new. 320 Huet Xlnt Loe Ee.rt & Judy HVH 38r 2.5Ba, dining •Setler will entertain 949·249·8154 mo.+ utlt. Beien Tlme "'' fair "-'illt Act ti 1• .. .... ....-............... '' antltlu .,., ,rtttn1e1, llt9lltllff .. tlurl•IHllH '"" ... "'' '*· rtllflt9, ....................... l&lltal .,..,. • " l9ttlllM II Mffl l lf '"' f'fltftMf. ......... ~· 1'1• •••• ,.,., •Ill ... • """""" ..... "' "'8flltt •Forotosed Gov Hom•• HOMES OF CdM Home. 7!59·9070 Taylor, Agll 642-4722 CASTAWAYS Approx rm. dining •re•. lam offers belwHn: Realty 673.-6511 Hud, MHA, Fln•nce 3400•1 • exp•nd•d rm, nice v1e.v. Catt for $369,000 . $428,876 Winter rentalel Av•lf. C11t 24 hra, THE WEEK T L•••• E.Jtecutlve Hm Plan 1, 3Br 2.5Ba, 3c Appl. Agent 673·5354 MOBILE 4bd lb•. 12100. 7 day1 800-555-1003 Dleplay ad• •tart COS A MESA 1024 •Br 2.3/4Ba. 2·story, garage. den, olflc•. or 360-9492 -• HOMES llOO 2bd 2ba, s1550. Both PATRICK fiNORI! •t fu•t S751 b••u land•c•ped. Owner/Agt. 631-1579 Prudentlal furn'dl 378-9042 Oe•dl ne Wed Spm 8 tlf 1 •• Id H g•t•d comm close to Newport• •••t Buylt PIHH C•ll 6 Lei Us *****' e•u u • • • m SC Plau $2300,Mo Eaetbhdf 3Br 2.sea. Model P•rtect 3BR ~..., CM Plarport 28, 20• NK•n•od~ .. wr.hl .81.,_."!n,070u5r OPEN HOUSE ~~c·~':t, Lg ::••rllg b• Kay, 729-2740 Newer 2·Sly, grHt loc on REDUCED TO $1821( 949·723·8120 20x52 $15 500 Space'_B_AL_B_O_A _ __,; __ _ • ,.. "u ., r · •· onu• rm, c t ct' 1 grnbll S350K H•rbor B•rbar• S•nregret t $400 · 5 1 ·IO o _.·TEN 0 A E Llatlnu• for SHU 2FP'•, 2c gar. S435K ons ru •on RHlty 873-4400 Realtor 949·8•4·0195 SEA ISLAND TWH ~•n A 11 ' 587-;.:!~ PENINSULA 2107 • ..... let rut nblt ftlctl 11 II D••dline Thur• 5pm 324·0337pgr/642·1385 R•DUCIEDI 58, 38• Lowest Pricer NewHt or 88 Y ***** CSTM E.'lfde Home. Fam rm. poof, 1pa, Lutkl No on• •l5ov• --------............... °""""' era • .,.,, i.t.fN4 .... •II •••lff•tt 11n111 .. • 11 t•I• .....,., "' ttt11• " •• .................... , ..... ,i.!1 ff~. can NUO , .. ,,.. .. t-eeuu ..... rw t Wtllll..,.., DC tfla ...... 1 etll NUO II Cit ... . Ch1nces are you will flnd what you need 11th• price you want to pay whtn you read CIH1lfled dilly 842·5878 ft P•Y• IO •dver11H gated compt111. bulft yerdl 1259,900 NEWPORT NEWPORT or betowt Model LOTS EHc 8ch Hm tum In th• beat local rn '92, 3Br 2,5B•. T•murah , Seven BEACH io•9 B"·CH 1069 Perf•C11 S510,000I FO SAt 1400 3Br/Oen/Sp•. $4000/ AHi Eatale Section Muat ... , S319,000 G•blH 714·665-7197 v ~ C•ll Owner 644·874'8 R E Mo. Agt Marta H1rbor CALL TODAY E1rl & Judy T•ytor Really 613·4400 x 119 LISA RIVERA Agent 949·842-4722 NEWPORT MORRO BAY 1201-------- •• ltDi• 3 LEFT DANA POINT 1026 ''FIXER'' rHldenllot hOmHllH OcHn frnVt9th St. 3br 949°574-4252 e new hom .. direct COAST 1070 Hlling faf tl Lo\ 91ZH 2.Sba. 2nd fir •w•· ANNE WILLEY from builder 3br 2.5b• from 8,000·14,000•1, •om• vul F/P, furn, 9" cell's AC, •2 c•r Dphc S285,900. 3Br 28• b aancerr• 3br 2.&b•. many ottering oc•an $1995, winter 873·1943 949·574-4249 gar. Prlc•• from •h• & 2Br 2Be, 3c g•r. nu Near y Upper Bay in a Preferred m•ny upgradH, Pvt v1ew111 800·578·2811 t high S200'• 722-1120 pnt, roof. 493·0781 or Newport Beach neighborhood yd. $A19K, 780-8550. ·------'_c_O_l_O_N_A ___ _ BALBOA ··••D• 3Br 2.6Ba, FP, 4'98·7841 J.Webb. Bkr co-oper11• W/ Brkr'• -- ------·1 ......................... PENINSULA 1007 2c _gar•g•. 1241 900 ------Spacious 4 Br. + Famlly room. Open H•• Sun 1-.4pm, HOUSES/ ~--ilDliiEiiLilMAlliiiiiiiiili21112112r-"'"7'* 1a:i Mont• vi•t• N!™RT One StNnt'homc-on bt.i lot. . Gmmtt Gtttct1u.-wno OS ~ ........ By Ownr 941.eSO-oeet na Y ..,. 1 " un11 l~ll TowhH 3br To prace en ed In CIHe"'ed. Carr e•2·1878. Duplex 2 own.r• unite mrbl/granlte. •t•P• to bCh, oc .. n vu 1796K Op•n Hou•• 109 35th SI. 3e3·150el38().330t Buy It, 8.n II. Find II. Claeelfled. ; IEACH 1089 GREAT OPPORTUNITY! 3ba, on 2 gr .. nbell1 FOR {tENT O.eretocked wtth 1hU1ter1. 1389 SIK RENT lhn>ugh ctasslfitd 11utt? ~•" 2 u CHMM•R Offered at nearl.ot Value Agt/own 120-1019 A.callto 400 SqFt. ~.c~ $450,000 Cl111lfltd ofe/bof'IU9 rm, pt0rt "7.;71 ~~e.~1.'nooo Call 640-5560, Broker , • • • IALIOA ISLAND 2101 ••r ••• turn, PoOI. •Pl. 2c gara~. Aval! lmmedletetv 11600/Mo Pt .... c•ll '751·~? Charlftlfti 38r Hahm No.of the Hwy 1/a pr lt'"1\.M. AVI I~ No~ ... ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dany Pilot Thurwoy, Septomber 17, 1998 B5 CORONA DELMAR 2122 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS & :iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil E 'SIDI! 20r lBa. 1c: FINANCE EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 5530 MBRCBANDISB 6014 PETS & ANIMALS COSTA MESA 6124 MARINE SLIPS 60 4 9 iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I DOCl<S 702 2 3·8ft De•lgner Sofa• iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 45 v••r accumulation. Luxury TWM Oellghlful gpar, w/d hlce·ups, No!••••••••• Accounting NB Private Health Club sgl-sty 2Br Matr-t lg llS, 2390 Iden llC, AJP & Ca•h n11ds P(T dell lood/._,,_ _______ -1 2 matchl1'g, cream & •BIRD FAIR• glasswat•, oll lamps, 40' Moorln9 ~ar earth ton11, beautiful, C11sho1, toor11, m rblea Pavlll1on, secure M»ca den, gour kit, att 2c:, 1n S87SiMo 645-45851---------b / I QUES 6010 • Dl•bur••ment 1verag1 server recp • deck w /ocn vu-t pvt E 'eld• Pepperwood BUSINESS As•l•tant • on111. Call Yvonne orl&iiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rarely uaed, $4000· SUN 9120 etc: •• Fri & Sat 7•3(). tlon $12.5o<f.' 650-~21 S"'OOO 0 aac f Between .9am·4pm S~500 .. ~~· 642·;~':s~ OC Fair Grounds 3·3o 234 Hiii Place DOCK for 181' Boat, grdn courtyd, commty Apt•. 1 Br. am yard FOR SALE t900 New1pap1r publi1hlng Ray at 752-7903 pool, 55 .-• S24QO/mo w1pa110 w td 5675/mo. 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and printing company Needed: Ouahlled wrkrs --------.. Kleln Manao•rn•nt No Pet• 631·78131• 4 Drawer youth Oe1k, 47x29x20 (white) wl chair. S35/bolh. Pole Lamp, S10. 548·1421 Cotta Mesa Bldg if 10 •NEW• Grand Canal, BaCbo• Birds & 1uppl111 tor •DONATED• Island S60JPAO 949·581-4000 Floral oard•n & Qlft Hek1 reguler part v.ho know aprlnklera-· i.\1 t• Newl~ Refurbl•h•d Shop on Balboa time 24 houre per repair, install/ 11111. ~~n tque~ Ille Free llmlnara, MERCHANDISE (71~) 557·9202 S5 tor adult1, S4 tor Thur Sept 17Jh. 10- • COSTA MESA 2124 1 Br l Ba In , lovely Island. s12K Mere. & week peraon. One yd malnt. Need cr.mb· & Cllolltctlblre ~ated commty. Walk i1xtures Incl Mo rent year •xperleric• pre• era too COL 548-5801 11nlore, children St, 5 3:30 TitktOCk91' Ttlr tt -------~ ..... cabinet': & under free. For Shop640W.1QthSt NEW SLIP Wiii '38r 2Ba Townhouee private gar/carport. environment. Send re-. able to work alone on 'rom 0 t h I I h 3 rerred. E.O.E .. drug-p ~OPOOUAA -: \' ea er s ops, S250 949· 78·4800 lrH & smokelree work fT Elec:triclan, Must be PNOI i e1v111d glass doors, 1nro. (714) 646·0642. aceom Up to 4Q' Int. Ille, g1a11 shelves, OOGS•reaoued•NEEO ---------·Power/Sail. Euy f/p, hardwood Ors, 111 5895/mo (S425.d•Pl i---------1ume with talary hl1· 1 m a 1 1 I 0 b 1 1~1* :-; . gar, pool 51400 1845 Kleln Man•o•m•nt BUSINESS tory to: Accounting , Amburgey'• Electrlc -lklY . burled wood accents homea. Males nuter/ NEWPORT access on BalbOa '720·9983 shota GQLOEN/Ro1u1. BEACH 6169 P.ninsula. AgWlt Anaheim #30 631·2298 949•5 B 1•4000 OPPORTUNITY Supervisor, PO Box <7141 979-2311 Owlrivti•& P OLLI .. Ull•h'-LIKE A HOUSE Lg --------2904 1560, Colla Mesa, CA AYR Conduct.Id Orum table, Teak desk, Heart of gold. Good iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800·247·8209 School desk, bunk boy. Hand1ome 5 yrs bods, oak dresser, Cocker Spaniels, Bull ESTATE SALE tbr 1ba huge yd Gar NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :!~~78240: lox to (949) AD~~~11~;.'l~;.1vE Paintings._ China W"pener Nr Tri Sq. BEACH 2669 • •H••••• Payroll assistant and Books~ Furniture 5850. 949·852·9939. Ploasa be wary ol out Accounting office administrator. 40 yeans wicker elagere, life tri. Cattle dog Blue Anllqu11, Furr;ilturo step machine, metal Merle. 323·560•3965 -.& Co 11 e c 1 1 b I • s . ----------head board, lectern www.love4petsV.juno 440 VI• Lide Nofd of area c:ompanlh Staff Accountant Full lime position. Job In N•w""'rt Buch ---------1 3Br 2Ba l.uxurlou1 Chee'k with the local Newspaper prlntirig duties lricluc;le: assist· ,.,., (949t 8S0·8B47. Newport Beach NEED FURNITURE? Free To Ooo~ Home 644·6200 X t87 IRVINE 2144 cornor ocean front Better Bu 1 In e.. 19nd p1,1bh1hlng com· Ing with payroll tor 49.67~.622 1·car prkg Superlative Bureau before you pany 1Hk1 full time m ld ·slze company W. h.v. down. beautiful blk cat,' yrs------...•---Id le I C Movlnn Sale! Sat 8 12 .1-•d Arm' oires, o ma Yi va s. • •RANCHO SAN• Broker, 042·!1850 send any money tor Stall Ac:c:oun1ant 10 and executive office ---------1 -Loves k1dsl 54A 5813 sofa, ktl tbl w 4 chrs. dressers, sofa. chairs. ,.. cotioo 101 All ivr newt JOAQUIN VILLAS, Clean 3br 2ba den, fees or services React aulst In month end administratton. Please \VA~TEU Upgraded, 2 mas 511 mNble/granile ocean and 'understand any c:101lng,• 1ournal entries send resume 10 Ac-PQTIERY desk, Krloss sec11onal, lrr••l•tlbl• Oc1ca1 1984 SAN BRUNO 9K13, new paho set w kittens. Leopard· 61chalrs, many others. look alike S500·$300 + den, trplc, laund 111aw. 2br 2ba, Studio contracts before you and llnanclal state--counting Supervisor, rm, cent ac:, pool. encl 363-1506 or 390-3308 sign. Shop around tor ments. Also perform PO Box 1560, Costa Bautr,C1tllm1,Mart>lthttd, dbl gar S1700:mo .. NEWPORT STUDIO rates. general accounting Mesa CA 92828 or Rookwood,R01e.i t,l1.1klflt 949-722·0346 646·8473 631-2111 .......... . dep. No pel Avail Oct 1 hou1• from sand SPORTSNUTS.COM ~ua"n~110~~d 1e~:id~c~ r~u may lax resume Andrl-:~·:8~~;SE.G, MERCHANDISE 1 Ooug 949·720·1704 w/kltchotte. Agent • P . ,,,.__. c GARAGE SAL S 'Paid to lay·· counl9 re~onc:1IJat1on. (949) 642-7667 ...... , ·~ MISC, 6015 • E NEWPORT BEACH 2169 949·842·38~0 Adidas • Polo • Nike • 401 k admln and coor-Resume should in· Oceanf ront yearly Calloway • Starter • dlnauon and special elude salary history,1"--.-..i.x~.allt.K--'1 Ping • Cobra • Wilson projects. Th11 position Physical/drug screen. '87 VW bug parts, 2Br tea lower w/d Don't miss this requires BS degreain Ing required EOE '72 VW bus parts ---------• hk·ups, prlvale gar, SPOR s RELATED EL 10RO c:lolhos new tools CORONA $1250.por month. Call NetworTk mktg home accounting or finance, .... PERSON FRIDAY* S nka 'o soda to' DEL MAR 6122 2br 1 ba duplex ocean · one or two year expe-..... A 11.T'r QUE MALL a r r front furn. avail 9·19 Pam 949·862·9743 Agt bus oppty This new rlence preferred and Receptionist light n1.1 • customers 2104 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to 5·31. $1400/mo. company will create proficient In PC skills bookkeeping, typing, Natlonal Ave . Sebring RE 650•9311 ••••••••• significant income & (Excel, Lotus 1 ·2·3 computer. hours •Collectibles •Chint 949·548-8592 532 SEAWARD RD. MISCELIANEOUS tale benellts for lhe and Word) Good ben· nogoliabto. Coll •Garden Dc:cor Just Great Firewood Corona dol Mar TRANSPORTATION BOATS 7011 Duffy Electric 16 rt. excellent· con• dltlonl S13,000 (714) 806·4317 2Br 1Ba TWH Now highly motivated lead· et11 package Including 9 49 ·642··0735 fnx· Avoid the rush! Order 8a·12p, Sat. 9/Hl carpets, 1 car •II RENTALS ors chosen to be llrst 40lk retirement plan. rosumo 949-642"1729· •S'lve •C stal nowt 5135 a cord, $75 ----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiCiiiiiiiiii garage, near Gelson's •••••••••• In their a r ea. Orug 1creenlng/physl-Plumber/Drain Cloanor 1 r ry 1/2 cord. Doli•ered 712 Santana Drive , SAIL BOATS 7014 $1295./Bkr 640-5664 L>..-ds form this ad 1 1 d E 0 ,.. E • 5 lrvino Terrace Sat 7.1 68 Columbia 23. 3 Hila, .,... ca requ re . . . ..:.. xp pref d. vc: repair /"[)/'NI /'l}J'J ' lrao to your driveway OB 1 ad K 1 v ce tr 38R 3BA Nwpt Hnta ---------wlll be ~rovidedl Send reaume to: Ac:· Ff, plenty of work, will •' A Jj 714-865-1432 Great baby ltem1: • ix 89 • 1 1• • 1 888 54 3892 llnn S I I CM 646 3299 M I /0 k Toys swing crib head, VHF. Good lunl Charmer Largo yard RENTALS TO • . • c:PoOunBo• 156uOporCvossotra, tra n. • . • 8 IOl(any o Wolff Tanning Beds bdng,' kds lwn bd~ .• •llP NS S]825 trado on c:ul·d•·soc, walk to SH n DE x • POSTAL STORE P/T Walnut/Pine Ton At Home fo ca • 40 132'3 schools & shopping iiiii6'-"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiii7ii2ii4 CREDIT Mesa, CA 92628 or Hom• furnlshlng1: r r. " • 2907 lax to (949) 631•7246 retail counter, flex hrs, BJ.1Y Direct and Save1 lamps, Ibis. pictures $2500/Mo. Broker iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~~~=;:--;::-=:-:-:-::;7,::::-:; apply! 3535 E. Coast Comrnorclal 'Home 949·642·3850 HB blks to ocean share Children's Orchard/CM Hwy. COM 673·2930 units from $199.00 ---------MARINE SLIPS ""B""'A'""C'""K.,,....,,B=-A=-=Y~3-b-r-2"'"',5,..b-a-,1 2br 2bli condo, wilh need• rellllbla, oner· R eceptionist Low Monthly Pmls COSTA MESA 6124 DOCKS 7022 2400sf, lg yd, gar-prof NS Fem. $550 GET OUT getlc, dependable per-Bu sy cornmun11y Fr•• Color Catalog iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii de nor, $2400/mo. incl util. 969·2219. son for PfT work Call newspaper seeking Cali 1·800·711·0158 (949) 640-7262. •NP* pool, tonnls, OF DEBT! Thore:oa 650·2243 part-limo rocep11onis1, WANTED Bayshor•• gated bch, huge mstr, br/ba, NS. CONTROLLER 20 yr hours 1;00 p.m lo comm .. 3Br 3Ba, short refs. s725. w12 men. We can heln! lelecommunicallons 5:3o p.rn. Monday ANTJOUES term. 53200. Agl Carol Avail 10·1. 640-8473 -~ Co. 11 looking tor an thru Friday, Duties ln· !t Mock. 646·0249x 105 NPB 29. single, clean •Credit Cards Cofll()(1dattd ox p ' d c: on 1ro11 er c: 1 u d 0 8 n 5 w • r 1 n g Older Style Furniture WANTED TO BUY SALES 6019 WE'RE GROWING! Prudential CA "Really r I S S n Lo ~' • Please tax resume to phones, sorting ma11, PIANOS & Coll•<trblt) pro ma o, N . hare • nlJrltlllS U't!l'U bal:incing receipts al .. , ~ ...._. • Bluff• 3Br 2 58a, view, 2br 2ba Maleilemale. • /nltrnt Rtdurtd (714) 540-1900. tho end ot tho day. • ... •'-""• pristine. s2eoo Mo. Eve. 714·754-6823 • Horassmtnts'St~n Counter help P~rry·s EOE. Ph.-s1ca1 re· $$CASH PAID$$ I BUY ALL PIANOS Ant que • .qual !urn.tu•• 1 pc or hO\Jseful cash pald (714) 957-8133 Fast growing Southern Ccw.!onua rommuruty • newspaper chain bas immediate QPJX>rtunl1les available m Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange County. and the lnla.00 Empiie for ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES. Barbara Sanregret Shr NB Condo 2bd lba '" • Pizza. apply in per-quited. Please tax re-c»oP'o<•"' • ·•-• Realtor 949·644-0195 gated. pool/spa. w.d •Hablamosf. • son 9 ,.17 9 18 2108 sume 1nctud1ng salary WE BUY ESTATES • Fabulou• fully lurn, prkg, must like dog. 314 w Ocean Front history to • 1....,..,.d,,10 '' ...d<r ""' $550,mo 644-1785 (949) 642-7667 "WE PAV MORE SFASUR" (wlll rent unlurn oared, 1 er Luxury TWN, pano v•e....,, gor. $1650 mo. --------- •; Mary, Agent 720-0811 RENTALS .. ' LG BLUFF PLAN 4br WANTED 2726 : 3ba, den. famrm. >clnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 loc, nr NPBTC & COM HS. $2950 644·4909 ' LQ Room/Pvt B ath Sep ontr, we1 t><ir. mini frig, view, S8001 mo. inc:lds ull•fcable COSTA MESA E.SIDE •want to rent• 2br house or hke house. Xlnl refs & credit. 949-842:6408 •Rti!htil~ •Tl>\ DELIVERY DRIVERS Florlil 4 day5 week 1nclud1ng Sat-Sun. Prior exp a plusl Clean OMV. Donny or L.1sl1e ~40-3135 Front De1k/Sale& For fitness cir ln CM Some exp req PT Ooys & ove·s req. Apply In porson MET-Rx 140 E 17th B, CM. Ask for Harold R • s t • u r e n t s ·h ea d baker, chef/cook, axp'd producllon kitchen Benefits. FT. days. wk-ones req d. Healthy Gourmet Irvine 949·833-2929 Sales COME CROW WITH us1- Expand1ng rotall ad· vcrUsing depor1ment soaks a self motivated 2202 So Main St. Old Coins Gold Silver Franklin Mint, Sterling O•d wl'ltches & ieNelry Wes1:oos1 Com 642·9448 OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 6047 .k olllco furn, 4 · do ks. 2 crodonsas. conl lbl, 7 caster chrs. 2 metal cob. 8' couch. All S,450.,760-0157. _A_vo_1_1o_c_1_.2~_6·_i4_·0_1_9_51 _S_T_O_RA_G~E---2-7-4-2 Newport Ht'• 2Br 1 Bo rear cottage huge 101. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rdwc decks Frplc:. STORAGE SPACE St600, 949·455 0444 CM approl( 12·x 23' •Accounu. Rt<tiv~lt ~ts •Mortgages Llttl• Inn by th• B•v seeks desk help, $7.50hr plus tips (949) 673-8800 account executive to S1nt<1 Ana, CA 112107 PETS & sell, develop and ser· !W.e.'1 • "• ._ • Slnol• Famlly Hom• 1n Balboa. Spacious S175mo. Newport Blvdl171h SI. 771-7240 cstm design 3br 2.5ba •••••••••• out11d1 ~eek w/epa. I • .2c gar, FP, wld hk·up Avait Oct 12850/mo Pam, 862·9743 Agen1 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE •Structured Stttlemenu CREATIVE CAPITAL FUNDING (714) 915-2321 •••Loan Funder•• doc & •hipping . exp • top aatary & bent. Amerlc:orp 6000 W PCH NP 949·574·7701 11118 Fax 574-1753. vrce now business ANIMALS 6049 and special sac:ilons. 1----------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We prefer a candidate 10 have a minimum of APPLIANCE S 6011 Overstocked with I year print ad- vent sing ex pe rienc:e. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I stutt? Excellent commun•Ca· WHIRLPOOL A call to uon skills Ab1111y 10 Gas dryer good c:ondl · Class1tiod set goals and make s100 Cnll Jac:k nhcr v.1JI help professional presenla· 7pm 842·6884 , __ _..;:6'-4""2::..·..:5;.;:6;;.;7:...;8~--Upper Duplex newer •••••••••1----------1 ***Loan ofift!er•• lions in a last paced 3Br 2Ba. 3'C prkg • Top comm paid.. and detail oriented en· . --.... ... ... s21oo·mo yrly. 124 ---------MONEY Americ:orp 6000 w vlronmenl. 461h St. 562-943·2660 BUSINESS OFFICE TO LOAN 2914 PCH NP 949.574.7701 Xlnt benehl package, FOR RENT 27 69 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .__x_1_1_8_F_a_x_s_1_4._1_1_53_._ Including 401 k. Orug 1• ,. sc:reoningfphysic:al re-•••••••••I Automotive Loana Malnt./Cu•todlan PT, quired. EOE. • APARTMENTS •Co•t• M •••• Pereonal Loans Mon-Fri. 11am-3pm. Resumes vla tax: Al· Sm OHIC:e Ne....,port Bu•ln••• Loana Must love children, be tention. Lynn Esola FOR RENT a 1 v d /17th s t . Employment I• flaxlbll and w1lllng to 714·65().4802 or mail: S250/mo 771-7240 Req'd 1·888·454·1309 help where needed Times Community Carden Hall School, News. 330 West Bay 1541 Monrovia Ave. Street, Costa Mosa, Newport Beach. CA 92627 : BALBOA COMMERCIAL U C M S 2607 PROPE~TY 2778 ANNO N E ENT -PENINSULA : iLii•ii;iiaeiiiii2biiriii1iibaii,iicmui1itoimiil -Ille, air new Interior, : garage, steps to sand -$1650 562·426·4860 -- Call (949) 645-1773. "'"s_e_c_r_e_t_a-ry_/.,..,0-f-f.-M-g-r A1k for Kim Prop. mgt. co seeks NB Company 1l>oking above average pers. NEW 2000•f bldg in ANNOUNCEMENTS tor otllc:e assistant 60wpm, Lotus, WP, Cannery Row, fronts AJP AIR d th 20 Must have accounts • • goo ma · 2 streets noxt to 29 payable ewpertenc:e. Bx 21<>7, Nwpt Bc:h, Mc Donald's For ISO liiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ CA 92659 F 722 Oreat people sklll1, x· · Ownor/Agt. 631·7433 7085 c 11 722 7331 Cody Hal•llp good computer sklll1. or a · • •STUDIO $675.• Nu pntlcpl, trig & u111 lncl'd. yearly, no pets -IN_D_U_S_T_R_IAL __ 2_7_8_8 760-1713 or 723·1268 Ooes to We offer • salary + TEACHER lor 2nd Dlanevland benefits. Pleat• fax Grade needed lmmod. Aunt Judy Is 10 resume 949-723-5442 tor ChrlsUan School. happy to have you, Attn: Erin. Must be credenllalod. Mommy. and Daddy ---------exp. or now grad con· CORONA DEL MAR 2622 LOW RENTI Industrial space w/offic:H 2200· 4600sf 78cen1 st NNN Jackie (714) 673-2754. here to visit me. sldered. Contact Jan Please come again! f'/1'WOM>hoaSSWG 714-437-1700 x 142 LOTS OF LOVE & & GIN. Offlcl. C4M HAVE FUNll 24-lOflutwlM *3Br 2Ba Dplx Mint ---------1----..;._____ ~ 11.,., Strong l'C lfld Oen vu. new pnUc:rpt, INCOME _.cjp•om""!lali•• Wanted Persons with tile Installation & removal exp tor 2mo pr0Jec:1 HB Susanne 3 1 0 .3 9 1 .3 5 3 7 upper, 1c gar, s2soo1 PROPERTY 2790 dttMot-ect "-•· mo 714-612-4945 Agt ~-.. COSTA MESA 2624 BACKBAY 1 DR. 1mall yard, $735/mo. No Pets. 1553 ,MESA OR . • . 64 8•1184/645·9543 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F1K resume 67S·223S £.SIDE CM Pume Loe: (3) 2br units & ( 1) 3br Spaclou1 2 w/frplc's. 4 single car encl gar upgrades!! $499k Oen Agt 714·997·0050 E/SIDE 12 Units on 1 t----------1 acre or park·llke Part·tlme Admlnl1tratlve Clerk EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ~ 5533 •••••••• Please be aware that Your strengths: oow aax>unt de\lek>pmeru. maintaining estaliishOO aa:oo.nts. poo!tlve eustDmer set'\'IOO attitude, aild destre to build strong advertiSlng p."lrtnerships with clients. Minimum 2 years previous advertlSmg sales expeneoce WJth newspopcr mdustry expeneinoo prefened We offer; 00.Se salruy + oomrrus.sion. exoell~nt benefits package including 401(k). and a supportive work envuonment , Submit cover letter, resuroo. and saJaJy tustory to: c.anrom.ta Community Ne\\1 CorporatJon 425 W Broadway, Suite 1300 Glendale, CA 91204 ATI'N: Human Resources Or Fax: (818} 548·8897 . 1~~ aa a:~~ l11lltw Wt cJ£Cll'f>Jrt1il a "411E tn1 81 !1.($0 tw IDm ~ Chances a1e you will find ·what you need • • at 'the price you want to pay when ~ou read Classified • 'da.ly 642-5678 . - .. • --•Co•ta Mesa'• Be•t Jr· 1 br & 1 br, also .2br 1 ba. quiet gated comm, pool, 1enni1, grounds, $1,100,000 LOST & tell yQur house & quit FO"ND 2925 world Perteet lor own/ 1'iiiii"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for att1Ve customer serv1ee counter I 0· 18 hours per week. mostly mornings Maiumum hours 1n peak periods only Fle~b1hty in sched· uhng for vacation co-verege required Good phone, cus· tomer Sef'\'ICe e11d computer skills noc· essary, knowledge of Newpclft Bca.:h preferred the llstlngs In this cat· ogory may require you 10 call a 900 number In which there is a charge per minute. D YES, S~LL MY CAR -\j easy nee:••• to lreeway/beoc:h/malla, 714-557-0075 occup, 2033 Orange 1• Joenne, Owner/Agent Prine: Only 642·3812 : NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 LOSTI Adult c:a,t. rac· coon •!riped tell, beige/grey 1olld cot· ored body Red collar w/ 10 tag very 1hy named Maxie reward! CdM 640·7505 .. .. ... " .. .. . n .. " I .. ... .. n NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bay(ron1 comaulllity•ith Pfi~atc bead\ & marina. Tropical lanchapill\4'F waJ paol 1< aun deck. Walk 10 albo. h1111d ebops Mioetu from Faeliioa JtW:id. ·· • Spadou IOR, 28R ud 2BR &, tkn •pi.. • l'rintt p•t.lo• ot bakon1u •Wood bantii9P' fircplaca •Mntepnp • • 8oac tlipt_ nJJ1ablt • $16SO · S3600 No Ptu Please call (949) 760-0919 · FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON OATW COMMUNITY UY f'ASHION 1~0 U()n1111111111coll11tXl l'llrt.~1~ nnd ~11r nu \/lcws Hll'>Y C1f'it free hv~ tn )'Ollf ICWJlfJ I. :i Of • BH DJ:irlllrl'ICfll ht•ncl • l'WI H llf f(illllt(C • WO!>llOl,\JryOf huok14 • t·ltt1!fnOC 1~1 • i11'1SI • .\Ir concttOoulr'fl • WCI lllflf In 2 fW9!f 80 • Aklrm 11yiMen1 , • • a I ,ftei() to $;1 .W!l • PkWteml(71•IG4•«!2P • Mpetll Reward for a 1011 bracelet In F11h 111 or Udo Village 875-8753 PERSONALS PERSONALS 3002 TEIEN T9'0U8LRS? Runaway? Truancy? Orug1? Alcohol? Neg· alive peef~ C111 for • r e f • r r • I t o. • program thal workll 949·3'70·2924. . EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 C SSIP'l•D 11·1 th• rHourc• you cen count on to .. u a myrlact of merellaflo ctlH llema, IMcaUM our COiumn• COMpel Qt1•lllled buv•r• to cam ....... ,. (94ff JI0.5961 .,,..,.._. (f49f JSO.Ozt I 5 - SELL your home through classified Pie 'ff lief; tfeu. /lb-!te A GOOD ~DI Call 642-5678 · Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pi lot and the Huntington Beach-. Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 home·s. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If ·your car does not sell, we· 11 run it for another week FREii All for just $10 .. ,. _, I Name I . """'' 0 MC 0 VISA 0 AMX Cl!eOA Pottlnoi'tt ~ Ma~ MO<l&l------- D e e~ O~ Prlc Qy.9 0.Paww~ OT 0 ,...:;.. _____ _ a IWl4 r111n11 o Power IWl!'IClowt a Wl-1.l 'Co.lirl Q "8'!Mcl CJ Pow.~ 0 Wdl!u OP ct1 o NAA1.t -o~~ Olli~ 00\llM 0 """* a~~o~ a ~ 0 r~ POl!W 0 ~ "8rlf QflliflM'._,.,, _ _..- ~ ... --- ' Thursday, •m'b' 17, 1998 TODAY'S <;RoSSWORP PUZZLE ACROSS ' Qty 4' Maureen Of the mov•s • Aqu num cMntz..-. ' 14 F~er garland 115 Eva or Juan -~ 16 Used rOW1rig tools 17 Metting I 9 Actor Edward Jemes-~ ~ar -Poe 2t Trendy digs ~Looks at 24 ~oalera and undal1 27 61.sh 30 Explodes • 32 Genetic material 33 S¥1•lt rooner 37 Shi.Ill 39Tell 40 •t's goldenl 4t2 Vlne-oovered 43 YaJe and Duka 44 Acior Mr.eo 45. Sets sail 90 Tune ol '1$1n9 94 !?:::Sh cfy• 65 l>;na1111te lmttlnlOf 81 IMect 67 AnllllJ 514nd 68 Nt111101ks 69 ·-My Party• OoWN t·SeawHd 2 Granular 3 Name 4 Not cklstd 5 Thal ship 6 Onnnt!I' n~kname 7 How11rd ol "Happy Oays· 8 Viewpotnls ~fVIOUS PUZ:ZU S«VEO 9 Pooeh'a sound 10 Stops• 11 Arsl mitn on 30 PropeHcr ~n ldlOol lilds lh4t moon 31 Loses interest 49 Tea cake 12 Name for a lion 33 ·Liqveur llaYOI 51 Chubby 13 Su!liv11n and 34 0 1 ships 52 Alncan animal KQCh 35 Huge nufnl>ef9 53 More or less 18 Owns 36 Previously, In 54 Yearns 22 M dw tem poems 56 Of lhe mouth •a House wings 60 CouSlns' mothers $1 Young horse $Ch 38 GOOSe 57 Guys' partners -24 COfl'I 1ece.ve< lom~bon 56 Nol he ' 55 Computer· 9<:fMn images 57 Actress Greta - 58 Animal's tracll 25 c1.n1611, 40 Pul tn order 59 Green shade btrthptaca 4 t Kinds 61 Postal-creed 26 Have bil!s 43 Pr~eive won:! 28 In reserve 48 Male 62 Hoover's org 29 Wal~, 1n wa101 47 Transporting 63 Pioneered ~...,..~~ ..... ,~""P'!'--~..,,~o....,.:-:-~2:i:-r.'l!:-, ........ ~ 8y CHARLES GORIN wkh OMAR SHAlttf Md TANNAH HINSCH "Olt, OON"f DECEIVE ME!" Both "ul~rahlc. Sou\h deal~. . that failcJ. But a diamond lead ga"c South, the I.ate Sam Fry Jr •• the oppor· NORTH !unity fOf a preny piece of decC"r!ion .ti K 13 -he put up dumml:' queen o dta· I:) 5 2 monds at tnck one. s1 covered with I 0 Q9S4 lhe lung and declarer won 1n hand. • J 7 54 ·Since Fry did not want 10 give the WEST EAST defenders a chance to signal, he • J95'4 • A JO 8 6 2 crossed 10 dum~ wi1h the i!ck of t1 K 8 "' 1()74 trumps aJfd imrn iately led a art to 0 J 7 Jl o K 1086 1he queen ond king. Consider 1hc ... 98J • 6 ~sit1on from lhe West seal . SOUTH clarer's play 16 the Orsi 1r1ck made • Q ii look for all the world as ff he had f:J AQJ963 star\ed with a·doublc1on ace of dia· ¢ A mondc;: so West could not wail to • Al< Q JO 2 . • cash the knave of dtjmom.h for what should have been the stiling trick. · The biddm( lmagine the defender's agony at whal SOUTH \'ESl' NORTH EAST had happened when South ruffed. 2• Pass 20 PUJ drew trumps m two more rounds and 2Q Pass JNT Pus then ran the heruu, in lhe proce.'\s dis· 4• Pa~ S• Past card111g all lhrce oflhe table's spades. 6• Past p P1i A spade ruff wuh dummy's la t Opening lc:ad: Two of o uurnp was declarer's 121h trit:k. Just in case a lines~ was destmed Learn to be a betttr brid&(!cl•Y· to fail, South mooe an unusual ~Y to erl Subscrib. now to the oren the fint tnclc 'The result is a · dge Brid~ Letter by tallln~ (800) 788-da~IC. North0s two-diamond response was 1225 for information. r wnte to: Goren Bridge Lett~r, P.O. Box a wru11ng bid. Thercaner, lhe rest of 44101 Chicago, Ill. 60680. lhe .iucuo'n was natural and a reason· nble club slam was reached. Had West lc<l a spade, this hand would have disappeared into the dust· b1n of l11Mory as just another slam ,. AUTOMOBILES FORD 9075 HONDA 9085 '81 Ford Econolln• '01 CIVIC LX Van All window bus Lo ml, auto, AC, ALFA ROMEO 9015 Clean. S2000. or best (2YCE155) $8,888 offer. 714-632-0338 LEXUS OF '72 LTO con11er1lble, WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8008 '82 GTV 8 429CI, AT PS• PB PW 97.900 ml, llralghl AC. almost pettec1. '92 ACCORD EX body, runs great! SSOOO CM 754-1745 AT. full pwr, moonr1, S1600'obo 548·1323 (3BJA564) $10,550 ' LEXUS OF HONDA 9085 WESTMINSTER BMW 9030 (714) a92.e909 '88 ACCORD 5·SPO, '93 CIVIC EX '93 32515 •uto. fully Good For Student, AT, moortrf. mint looded. redJblk Inter. AM/FM Stereo (3CHB412) $10,950 5.8K ml. $15,950. $1900/080 650·3803 LEXUS OF (949) 723·5515. WESTMINSTER ClaHlfled 800.3' 3·3468 The mo5t comptehen-(714t 892·6900 Sell your hom• slve and current dlrec· Buy It, Sall It, Fmd It. through class1lied 1ory of goods en~ s.er· , ClaHlfl•d• -84:l·587-S vice• around! HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~ ......... Newport Bea~h/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot ISUZU 9100 LUOS 9115 MAZDA 9125 TOYOTA 9210 '85 Troop•r LTD '94 IS 300 •ea MIATA 5 •P. red/ •e• PREVIA Lii SC 4X4, 21Kml, IUIO, Only 38.240 OfO ml. blk Inter, fulll loaded, c..-t whle, dual AJC (3PAD583) SZ0.550 (0689e6) s23,011 371( ml 9,500, (3KKV55'9) $18.888 LEXUS OP LEXUS (949) 723·551!5 LllXUS 01' Wl!STMINSTEA MISSION Vle.10 •00-313·3461 waaTMINSTI!" (71~) 892·8008) (849)384-0884 '83 323 Aulo, A/C, (714) 892-8808 . •04 oi 300 am·lm c•••· run1 '90 CAM"V I.& JAGUAR 9105 Wont la It long. greal, very clean. 8mo auto. while, full pwr, (074737) $28,977 war, 84k ml, '1-, 15500 (3RXA510) $15,!555 714-754· 702 LllXUS OF ••'83 XJS VP•• LEXUS . weaTMINSTER MISSION VlllJO ' (714) 802·8908 CLE.AHi 81k/tan, (949)384-0884 Cllm111a control & trip MERCEDES 9130 '98 =oRO&.LA computer work. Orlv.:>1 '04 LS 400 30K ml. eu10, AC, Ilk• a dreamll 54100/ Only 31K or~ ml, •as SL conv•rt (456947) $12,550 OBO. 548·1323 (211085) s 2,997 c1b1lc Ao•d11•r. LllXUS OF '94 XJS Convt 2D LEXUS white hrdtop new navy WESTMINSTER MISSION Vll!JO bluo canvas top, navy (714) 892·8908 (94·3973)$35,995 (949)384·0884 BAUER JAGUAR lthr Int. new tire•. am/ (714)953·4800 '95 ES 300 tm can. S15,2SO. mini 4X4 9221 Except nice L.exu1 . cond. 840•9737 '95 XJ8 Sedan 40 (95-4 '051 $31,995 (119854) $25,977 '87 Bl!NZ 190E Fully '89 FOR~ BRONCO LEXUS L.oodedt Navy, '4-dr, BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO auto, xtn t cond. XL T L.o ded w/Equlp. (714)953·4600 (949)384.0884 $7200. 714'969..0560 SH_QOLOBO '95 XJS Convt 20 '95 ES 300 949·723·1504 (95·3!l85) 141'99 5 Full Op.I, L•XUI cert. :JlSSAN 9150 BAUER JAGUAR VOLVO -9230 (714)953·4600 ( 126942) S26,977 Ll!XUS •ee XJ 12 S•dan 40 MISSION VIEJO '95 Pathflnd•r LI! (96·4060)$48,905 (949)384-0884 Low ml, auto, llhr '84 240GL TURBO BAUER JAGUAR (2MTD368) $19.550 Xlnt cond. blue/blk, (714)953-4800 '95 GS 300 LEXUS OF alloy whls, 1unrf, ac, Certified gorgeou1 WESTMINSTER am·fm cass. new·eng, 198 XJ12 Sedan 40 (102777) $28,997 (714, 892-8000 turbo & tires. PW, PB. (98·3962)$48, 99 5 LEXUS $4500. 548·1323. BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO (714)953·4800 (949)384-0884 OLDSMOBILE 9155 '08 XJ8 S•dan 40 VOU(SWAGEN 9235 '05 LS 400 ~8·3941)$48--,995 Cashmere/beige '88 CIERA 8 cyt, AC, '94 J•Ua GLS Black AUER JAQU"R (036632) $38,997 full pwr, am·fm cau. (714)953-4800 LEXUS wlr• whll, LOAOEDI 62Kml, ctn, anrf, am '98 XJ8 Sedan 40 MISSION VIEJO $2500/obo 646-5770 Im ca11, new tires. air (949)384-0884 bags. tOOkml pow· (98·4114) $39, 995 ertran warranty, malnt. BAUER .IAGUAR '95 SC 400 PLYMOUTH 9165 H 1cheduled. Musi (714)953·4800 Black jade/Ivory. ie 11 In 5 day1I 198 XJ8 S•dan 40 (046616) $29,967 •ea VALIANT Slant 6 Sl2,000/obo 675·757l (96·3934) $39,495 LEXUS cyl, co player. xlnl or 299·7881 BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO cond Inside and out. . . (714)953-4800 (949)384·0884 $2500 (949) 646·5828. ANTIQUES & '98 XJ8 S•dan 40 '98 GS 300 CIASSICS 9250 (98·3795)$39,495 Only 8K ml. Hurry I PONTIAC 9170 BAUER JAGUAR (122692) $33,997 (714)953:4800 • LEXUS •es MALIBU MISSION VIEJO '92 Grand Prix White, SUPERS PORT A '98 XJ8 S•dan 40 (949)384-0884 4 door, low ml, under real sharp red beauty! (96·3940)$ 39 ,995 blue book $4500 call $6900 obo 723·1504 BAUER JAGUAR '97 ES 300 Rich 714 ·890-695~. (714)953-4800 White, lull pwr. '71 CAD HURST (039815) $28,277 '93 TRANS AM 69,000 org1n ml, LEXUS HL performanc• V8, divider window, auto, JEEP 9110 MISSION VIEJO everything pwr, 1 PS, PB, PW. Would (940)384·0884 owner, garaged. all mak• a er••• truck maint records· Red/ or camper. $2700. '91 WRANGLER '92 LS 400 ton Inter 70K ml, a (801) 523·3411 Black, 4X4, low mt, Nakamlchl, chr whls, classic beauty! $9995/ 6 cyl, $7000. Firm. (3XST62t) St9,950 080. (949) 489·1240. (949) 720·9·117. LEXUS OF CLASSIFIED No room 1et1 WESTMINSTER II'• th• resource you in the gara~e (714) 892·G908) LEXUS 9115 can count on to 1ell a lor the car? '94 ES 300 myriad of merchan· -Low ml, CO, chrome, d1se items. becau1e '92 SC400 ALL OP· (014~80) $18,888 our column• compol A call to Uons, apple red, lab LEXUS OF quallfled Duyer• to claaslfled can cond., 92Kml $16,900/ WESTMINSTER call I h•lp obo. Ownor 723-5815 (714) .092·8908) 842·5078 ~¥ . ERVICE for all your needs... '&, •Remodeling and o il "types of repai11 No Job too 1mall. OC 32 yrt Lfc·bond-ins M C/ 4V1H 714·888·3584 W•odwork 09011 in11 cloteta remold, crown molding base trim etc 654·1934 ua~p IOllOED ll!Wfro SIS·MAID JUNK TO THI DUMP (714-988-1882) AVAILABLE TODAY --------908·1882 JNTJUUOI 320 W com ltWT NI 11---------D!SIGN!RS 3782 CONCRETE& MASONRY 3557 BrlC:k, Block, Sto"e· Tile Cone, Palio, Orlv•way Fp1c:, oeo1. Rer. 26Yr. Cxp. Terry 557,7594 Concrete Orlvewaya, Patio•, Aepalrt/Re· movat. Re•IComm L 2U5237 476·?800 Buy It. Sell It, Find h. , ... _ ......... _ ....... Claulfled. Can't Hem 10 gel lo all thoH • repair fobs aro1,md the houH? L•I the CIHtlfled Service Dlr•oto~ help you find relleble help. 842·587' ------------ ~ Ill l\\I ,\ f. \Iii >I°'- I ti I ( >II Fv1n11Ufe & Acces~ories 522 W. 19th St.ICM 645-9660 fllff ton'U" .,.fM.,, l'uo<h Whether you"r• buying or Hlllng, Cla11llted ,._ ________ , covert •'! your ne.ciar SELL your used vehlcle through classified 642·5678 TRADE through class1lied . 842·5078 TRADE. through classified 642·5678 /,fie, 'If l(~t; tfea. . lfk.ite A GOOD ADI Call 642-567.8