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Home My WebLink About1998-09-19 - Orange Coast Pilot. .. FOOTBALL SCORES • Corona del Mar 23, Costa Mesa 6 • W9Stminster 30, Estanda14 C.OV-..ln~8 1 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmEs· SINCE 1907 . ' Eriro entdowll ort~Mesa •District officldl stresses that if more children don't show up, budget adjustments w iU })(•come a necessity. .JI '11\IH 11 1\"'l,I f'I Ill / IXit Not NEWPORT MESA -Thf>:,c hool clislri< l ts S<'C'ing fewer stud£'nts than ..expccl<•d ·in sonw grndt>::; hut · h1qhe r-lhdn c•xpectc•d Pnrollnwnl m olhNs, .ind one district leuder is opt1misti<: the two tH•nrb will bal- dnce out The bi<J<J('Sl <'nrollment clpfirJts w1•re m the 12th gr.tdf', which httd only 88.5% of Uw studPnl' pro· lfK:l<>d ~lY nud-Octol><•r: fourth urade, with <i:U1'1 .. 1 _ and ltincll'r<JdrtPn, walh 1H . ll"" Bui ther;• rlrl' still th11•p wc•pks to uo h<'fot.(' the ft11dl nurnlJt>Cs drl• l11lhc<.l, i.Utd l\ltkt• Fmc, dtslnc l SUp(•nnlen<JC'lll of h11s11tc>ss Sf>rvlC·l's, '1Xf>t'f'ls ct Jot to happl'n w1th1n thttt turw lrcJ1111'. ··nut'(' Wl1c•ks IS ct lot or hllH',.. Fine• Sdtd M In some• ot tlw qr11tles, wt•'ll rn.rk" up Ute chllt>rc•11c • For inslc1nc I', with our 111<l1'pP11ct1•nt study proqrnm. Fund-raiser gets set for another tun •.Annuctf Rctc·c for. th<• ( 'ure raises money for breast ccmccr research. II :\:\II I II \-.; I 1'1 1111 Git~ ------ NEWP< >lff BUA< 11 In t1 lrlhul,. lo tho.,e Who hdV4' hdlllPd l>lt•u~l <'dlll t~T, ctll f'~l.JIOult>d 23,000 pt>oplP will strap 011 runmn!J shoes Sr>pt. 27 c1n:-. to h4'!1p t1uh1 thP ch"' 1Js1" Tut ... dfllllldl 01,111q.-< ·ounty Hctfl' lor !hp Cun•, whir h rr11q•s fund .. lnr tlw S11<><1n ( ;, EVENT SCHEDULE •6:30 a.m.- Registration ... ~o a.m.to noon -Chevron Kias Expo/Fitness and Health Expo •7:30 a.m.- K111111111 BH•flst Cdn- < t•t Foundul1tm will f('dl\HI' two .:>K fd( ('S .111<1 " 1-uiilP h•1sur<'ly stroll, with prm 1•11d~ l<lffJPl<•d for rt'Sl'dr< h qr.lnts, sc JP<'lllng .md lrt•.ilnwnt p1oqr.111b. we h '"" lhP pot<'nlial to gdin over 100 kids wtthin lhr-m•xl month.n Som" q1 <1d<•s, i.11< h ils s1.x lh grdde, which stttnds di ll<> fl'i'} .. , Mc ""-fl"' lt·d to l'XCC<'<l the projC>cbons hy mut-< klohN. f•111" .tlso Sdtcf th~ d1'>lm I has d his- tory of qt1111111t1 sturl1•11ts <11uiri<J tlw hr'>l rnonlh of U1e st hool yc•.ir, whwh 111.iy .it so < ontnhutP to· dn rnc rc•t1'-" 111 <•niollmc:mt. Till' 1111tl ( >< lohN to111otln11•nt t,1Jly 1s un informr1l prP<hc tor for the• Apnl 1 .ilc 11tt1tmn. i\l U1dl time, d for- rmil c 011111 of th<' .iVPrrtqt> d,11ly .11t<•11<ldnc:P. will be USPd to dc•lt ·r 1111111> how 111111'11 I uncling th1• district \\Ill r1•c <'IVt• from 1111• "'"''" ,\ ol Fricl.iy, Jll,Hl~1 .. 111<IP11ls w1•n• t>nrollt>rl In th<> cltslncs nut'mcr~dSP hy nml·Ap11l lo 211, o~. lh" .11t1•111l<1n< .. on which 1ls $110 1111l111m ln11lqPt rs l:i.H;.Prl, lht· d 1.,lnc l will hd\1' to .u1111st llw hwlcwt d< curcl111ql y · Bui F1r11• 111<l lhlll!.JS o;lwult11d M\\'1> won't hp dhlt> to n1<1ki> u11 tho:.p kuls. But 111 olh1<1 ccJtPcJont>s, ltkP :;axil\ q1.1dt>, WP ttrl' ofl 0111~ 11 kHlo; 1ht'> whn!P lhlll!.f hdS ltt•' poh>lllhfl of ht1l.111< Ill'! lllll JllSI hilt'." F'llO Lindsd} DavcnpGrt signs dutographs al the Pdlhddes Tennis C lub in '\iewport Beach' on Fride1y night. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1998 Daveilp9rt takes center court at clob •A joyous nowd clt PaliscHles party ccletirdles Newport 1esid ent's return home ctfter winning thl! U.~. Open, (<\<;\U'l,I I 11 In'¥ Pllot NE\\'i'< >HT Bf'lAC"J I l h1· Pctlt.;r1tfr~ l1•11mo; Cluh 111 Nc•wporl Ho<1< h on Fnclct\' '"·ln1m1~d its hlHlll'tC)Wll hc•ro, IJ.S OpPn tPOnts (h,m1p10I1 L 11<J- s,1~ DuVt',11(>011, With <"hf'l'IS, 'appl11U'il' and ri ki•\ to the> !"tlV ' In culchtaon lo c • •lf'hrdting DdVPllJ>Ort', S• pt 12 vie tory ov<'1 M.11L111c1 I lt11!JI:> m Flustung ' Y. the lPIHHS c luh w.1 holcJ111u 1ts nnnual J)urt~ for pla~ ( r nnd meml)1~r s, Sdtcl P<thsmj,.s 0\\ n1 r K<!ll tuurt Ahoul 700 teruus plo~C!rs cmd c lul) meml>t~I nrmqlt.>cl hy A<"c1p11lco M1•x1crJn R ,r _ mt SEE TENNIS PAGE 16 McOung • • reJ~Ices after jail release . 'I Jeel pretty numb,' lw said aftt:>r bemg <:>t free in r-..i exico wher he ' wct~ held for 5 weeks on gun-smuu9ling charge'. ( ''" (I H"1 J:\l.. fufy file! NEWl't lHT BE,\U I 1\\0 dc1~s ttflm Mt>Xtr Jntlf'd 111 Urn I Jo11•111n countrv ltt1d ht::; O\\ n c-1>lt>h1<1t11in . Flunked liv r.muJv llH'Jlll er t111<1 <1tlnml'y .• Scoti l\ le< lung 1<1lk1~I .ibout tu~ h\ C•\\Pck mac.ii th.it c:ulnunatml wtUl hIS rcl"'u"'"" l.ilt• Fnd1tV from d m~tltc<tl duuc 111 CozunU:•i. Family 1·mile fun run/Walk This yt>.ir, Cynllm.1 Cooper, llw f\.1osl Vctlt1t1blt! Plrtyer for the \\·onwn\ Ndllnn- ul Bt1skt>lht11l As!'oo- dt1<m, will he c1t ttw rtu·•· s1u11111~1 <.1ulo- qrr1phs ctnrl<'kt1lfl'S ol Kl'llliH<f\ procluc ts lt•c1h11mq her photo PHOTOS BY LARR'!' DORTCtWOI\ THi DA!Y mot "I let I prPll} numli, • •7:50 a.m.- .women's SK run/Walk IN GOOD TASTE • 9:35 a.m.- Coed SK run/walk Shl' ,1bo will pu•· sl'nt ltw Yon C'dn f\1dkt• a D1llert,•ncc c1wtml to Dr. S;mdy Fincstonc•, cl l h·y(•.tr ( rll\( Pr survivor dlltl lnrrne r<''>id<>nl who rounst-1<; C<ut< t>r 1><11.ic•nl<; dfld survivm~ of h1t •c1st · ct1n<'Pr <ll tlw 110119 Cc.1nc<>r Cc•nt<'r. The me I' will 1.1 kl' pl.ic<' ctl Ft1slun11 bl.md in NPwpmt B<•t1c h Untry lt•Ps fm t1dults .ire $23 by lo<l.ty, $2'> hy St•pl. 2h c1nd $:i() nit r.tc c; day. SPnior rtlt/l'ns und those• unclPr 17 will lt'.s A Taste of Newport time aga!n aAd area residents flocked to Fashion Island on Friday night to eat, drink and be mer- ry. The event continues today and Sunday. Story, list of events, Page A 11. .pay $12 hy to<lciy, $1.'l by ~<·pt. 2h und $18 on race day. T·shuts w111·1w u1vt•n lo pt1rht1p<.1nts. Thos1' who ilH' 1ntcH·~h·cl m 1><uticipt1t ino m the ron• or vol11ntcPrtrHJ < c1n cctll (714) 224- 0290 for .-ntry forms c1nd mlo1111cil10n Volun· leers will n·n·avl' <1 lrcl' T-slurl for t~<·u help. Abow, f>dlrons of A Te1ste of Newport hurry to vclrrous boolh.s to ~dmpll' a., mcmy food items as pm • .,ibh.• frlday nJght. Al right, Bill Blaine of San Di('go tCJkt's d bite out of the sawu1ge sandwich he purch.1s<>d from the Sabatino's World's Great- est Italian re ldUrdnl booth. • Newport steps up ROse Bowl wooiiig • Becciusc ol new bowl !>ystcm changQ, olhl?r ll'ctms may play in Pasaclc'na -<lnd stay here during visit h MH II It \111 \'II ~rt~ NI!Wl'Olff BEJ\C I 1-IMw 'I'll Chri lm11o; Dcty c11HI New Yc•tu 's 'Eve, rt ·skh •nts h11vc qui It •n llM1d to sc •ing rohuJ rnllPIJP loolhrtll f1ins WdO<INllllJ the ( 1t d :!<'kl'cl 0 •l in tllP1r St hbol\7l1lot5, WCIV• irMI f><>mpont ·,uul fl •nmmts 111 onUC"1patlon of u Soullw111 C.1lt· (omw tuulitlon -the ~o <• Bowl. Ro lincl W1llt11111 , c.xc•< ullvt> lrt ror of lit Nl'Wp<Ut Ht>c1c·h COnlN nr ftnd Vi ton; B1111• n1, works many lonci hours to ensuna lhO. fftns Wtll nintluuc to tnkf' tD~ntag • of New1M1tf" hr>Sp1ldl- ... ... Jt ' tty ond pump lo1111sm <l11ll 11s 11110 ltl(dl bu~IO('S'-1!~ .111<1 l ll}' ( otl 11 ' But this Y'" r, 111'1 Joh h11s 1Jolft•u d lot hord1•r. In llltill, ti 111.1y not ht• u q.111111 l wtWt'('fl tlw No 1 lhq T•n ll'clln cmd lhc No t Poe to IP 1111 ' So 111!.lt•,ul ot (1rttilmJJ>llhhc lt'lUIJOl\S Jl<.IC k1•tc; ond qtfls to lhl' 22 lecints tn hoth ot lhosP < nulm- ""' cs, lhf> hurf'dll IS lite 1•tl Wtlh tlw po s1h1ltty of varh1i\lt _any IP un m th • 1 011111ry c omlnq lo plc1y m Pasadt•11n The n•ao;on. the AUJ me • Bowl It W 111 h • I h <1 I tr St IJ cllll I' t t> SE£ ROSE PAGE 15 OOtH£A MVf'llOl Th., UnJveratty of Mkhtgan mudllng band OU Ide of Planet Hollywood In ('ostil Mesa durlnci la t sea on' ~Me Bowl dvt' I D CWSIAED -.. ·-"'·---·-16 COMMUNITY fOlUM ._-A 14 oomAINMENT - . .. A 12 FAITH -... --.A2 SOCIITT -·· .. _ ...... -... -....Alt SPO«l'S.-... ·-·--• 1 . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . . . . . . • . . • . .. • . . • • • • • 112 pages of area rea\ estate buys to browse through . McClun~ said \.'ld a telt•phone antef\1PW w\lh U1c med1c1 F1vc \H:!Ck o l ni\ hft> tld~ c he 11 on hold I'm known for ter1d\ hltnd l>ut tlwy haven't topped trcmhlmy SIO("'("" Ill} drTP I • McCltmq -who runs 1 • w - port Beet h-has d dwrtt'f ) <lCht hu me -wa rdt'd..,Pd a flN lhc• t-l('XI< 4111 cttlonH'Y (f('flPhll dropped qun·stn119qhng ('horgc:•s rl<Jdlrl"'t th" c npl<1111 of 'the NPW· pnrl UtCd< h·txnmd R11ptuH• Tht> nrdf'I Wrl'-s1qnc•d oncl c.h•h\ mPtl by lhl' <11lorn1•y <WllPlal 1tr1cf for· w,uded to a l1>clt>htl JUdCJl' in <"'llm 1rn who fmal111 cl tho JM per· work on Pnclll) •1 ht• locrtl pro 1 ul.or \\ h<J tlcln<lle<I ttus thought h" h. d a C(t<: "• smcl all om.-•\ Dan Fulh r SEE RELEASE PAGE 16. .. • 'A 2 Saturday, September 19, 1wa MOIAL OF IHI STOIY cindy trone christeson Look out for your teamrnales. and yourself •Man shapes himsell through deci- sions that shape his envlronment. • -Rene Dubos W e recently ended' ow vaca- tion 10 Colorado. Schools had already started there, and we saw busloads and carpools filled with boys ,.md girls decked out in the latest fdshlons and backpacks. We put aside some time for a visit with a special friend of ours named Melanie Barnes from Corona del Mar. With less than three weeks of sum- mer vacation dfter graduating from high school, Melanie started dt the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. She lS clearly having the most unique school expenences I hav~ ever observed Our family hds known Melarue since she was a tod4ter. She and her sister, Cindy, used to play with our two girls-Mel~e·s mother, Becky, and I haveoeen friends and fellow photographers capturlng photo moments of our girls together through the years as they have grown and gone Crom sand boxes and preschool to proms and high school. And now college. We visited Cadet Barnes between 13:30 and 14·20. We stood in front of the chapel and hstened to Cadet Barnes -who was dressed in · fatigues -tell us about her new life. She explain<'d that one of the biggest changes had bE'en the lack of person- al choices cmd decisions. We were astonished with the preciseness of every detad of her every waking moment Melarue was told what to do, how to do 1t and when to do it. She WtlS told when to eat, how to eat. what to wear and how to speak to others. ThNe wdS a d ear purpose and a plan for all the rules and regu:. lallons. Nothing was drbitrary. The stated mission of the U.S. Air Force Academy IS ·To Develop and Inspire AJC and Space Leaders With Vision for Tomorrow.~ The highly dis- ciplined lrduung lS geared toward developing men and women of integrity, character and excellence. These future leaders are expected to be responsible and colllllUtted, not only to thctr own squadron, but ulti- mately to our nation HEvery moment is an adventure and a challenge," she said. "But I'm really happy here.• And we could tell by her twmkling brown eyes and her big smile that she is in the right place. I came awdy from our visit with intense respect and admiration not only for Melanie and the process she is going though. but also for everyone whose We reflects s<>rv1ce and dedica- tion . I also cdJlle home and looked around our community and realized that we are aU part of a bigger picture as well God has placed us all on this earth to become men dnd women of integrity character and excellence. We ne<>d to .be responsible and conurutted to one another. In our lives, our decisions should be pur- poseful and reflect our plans and pri- orities in life. We should always be on the lookout -not only for our- selves, but for others; ow teammates in this acade my of life. And you can quote f!lO on th.at. • O NOY TRANE CHRISTESON Is a Newport Beach resident who speaks frequently to parenting groups. Her e-mail address Is cindyOot\thegrow com . faith Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PilOt r------------------------------------------------------.. 1 ........ T ................ , .. 1 ........ ,----------------------------------------------------:--, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Address:-611 Heliotrope Ave.1 Corona del Mar • ·: I Telephone: (949) 644-7400 I Denomination: United Church of Chrtst • l Year 61urch established: 1944 1' : Sef'Vice times: 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday , •,' Senior pastor. Bruce Van Blair , Pastoral staff: Rodger Whitten, music • director: JoAnn Stahl, office manager; "' l Pat Markle, wedding director · I Size of congregation: 215 l Makeup of congregation: A solid group • : of healthy "eldsten," some of whom 1 have served the local community for 50 : years or more. A strong and growing : group of younger couples with young l children. The 40 and 50 age group is • solid and active. For now, most chil-'! dren are in the infant through eighth-~ : grade range. Members come from I mostly the Harbor area, especially I Newport Beach and Corona deJ Mar, • but also from Laguna Beach, Hunting-' I 'I ton Beach, Irvine, Costa Mesa, Foun-. l : tain Valley and Tustin. l l Child care: Provided for all worship ser-: 1 . vices and mos.t uther church activities. : I Type of worshfp: A simple, traditional, I I thoughtful and reverent service. The 1 ' choir is among the finest small-church l choirs in the area. Its emphasis is on : traditional church music. The congre-I gation is a faith family. Things they : want to share, the joy of seeing each • other and of being together find their : way into the service. Both Sunday ser-: vices are the same, except for the full . : choir participating at 10 a.m. . OW4AMUlVH.l/DAl.V PILOT : iype of sermon: Frequently one of a Bruce Van Blair ls pastor of Community Church. CQngregatlonal In Costa Mesa. 1 series, sometimes straight Bible teach-: ing, someb.mes working on theological full participation and commitment in also contused and muted both identi-Spirit, not to the pastor or the chmch, : questions raised by the congregation. the Christian life and way. ties. The cbwch's heritage goes back or a pre5et creed. We study creeds and I Often sermons deal with the practical Ou1readl programs: The life that each thropgb the New England Puritans. honor traditions, but the Holy Spirit • problems and joys of the Christian way, member lives in the community is the "Remember Plymouth Rock and the outranks all other authorities. So we l at times coming out of Van Blair's own church's greatest outreach. Mission and golden rule?• Van Blair asks. cannot be fundamentalist because we I struggle and searching. Sermons focus outreach are where a person spends Missk>n statement We, the congrega-do not insist on a presaibed set of I on faith issues, not polltical issues, most of his or her time, doing what he or lion of Corona del Mar Community beliefs. All of us are on pilgrimage, and l though Van Blair believes that genuine she does best,· (not what one does in Church, seek to experience God's pres-changing and growing all the time. We I faith eventually touches every dCea of one's spare time, with whatever time ence and the teachings of Jesus Christ cannot be liberals because they are 1 life. He advises, "Let the listener and money is "left over"). The church in our daily lives; to create a loving often so busy changing the world they l beware." supports its denomination in a vast array community that nurtures, cares for and have little time to deal with faith, or the : Recent sennon: "Fool's Goal" b~ed on of programs. Their favorite outreach is respects each person in its ministry; Bible, or prayer, or a p-ersonal relation-~ Pbilippians 2. Looking at the difference the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter. and to extend this loving ministiy-m sh.Ip with God. We try to live with the " l between a "church" and a weekend They also try to be supportive to a sister partnership with others. zeal and personal commitment of the : : religious club. Parishloners don't go to congregation of Marshallese faniilles. Interesting note: Within the boxes and fundamentalists, and with the search-I I church, they are the church. Bemg the Dress: Respectful, but no code. categorization of churches, we are (or ing and honest questioning of the Uber--l t church is not about programs at the Church design: The building IS a tradi-try to be) in the middle, Van Blair said. als. The heritage o{ Congregationalisn) I I church, but about how the people of tional colonial, as befits the chwch's The Bible is not written by God, but by (and now the United Chutch of Christt ; , the church live and deade in the real Congregational heritage. In 1957 the the people of God: not inherent, yet we is freedom: the church as an associa-! I I world where they work and play and Congregational Christian Chwch study it with reverence and diligence. tion of pilgrims. At the core, we trust :: 1 l raise families. merged with the Evangelical and We place enormous emphasis on the most the work of the Holy Spirit with •:: I Upcoming sermon: A series of sermons I Reform Church to form the Uruted freedom of each person to leam and each individual who is willing to grow • t~ : l on •fool's Paradise" dealing with Church of ~hrist Hailed as a milestone grow m their owfl way-each in obe-and respond : •: 1 major doubts that keep Christlans from in ecumerucal progress at the tune, it d.Jence to the guidance of the Holy -Compiled by Michele M. Mai!:! I : ..... L----~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------::;:J· . Wllll TO 10 TO Fiii IOI , • EDITOlrS NOIE: Where to Go to young .wltJ and young famffles. GRAa fEUOWSHlt OtURCH find God features brief descrlptlonl Highly contempottry worship ser-Gr .. Fellowlhlp OUch IMks of churches and templei In CK.-vlcel, using nulc. multimedia end to~ know God In hi5 commun~ They eppeer eec:tt week· dr9fM .. Mid~ at 6 p.m. ~~~fl:ilb:"n of on a rot.at blisis. end~ at I, 9'.JO end 11 a.m. A ..... who.. byttw Holy fuft d'illlhn'I program Is provided Spirit to Mil ..:3:: Ind * chlldrln In ~ttwough .... to..... proml9t of for. Nazarene ment11~· 11m ls,.. =with ....... Wcwlltlp ts PlltOf, duch MS elltlblilhld It t:15 e.m. Prlli:hool Md In , •• Is It 190 E. 2lrd St.. ...... -... ·~ Costa Miia. For lnfonNtlOn. Clll vtdld. Eldlfl ".. .. COSTA MESA OtUROt 6&5050. ..... hrte ()91g lftd OF THE NAUMNE =· lhedud\ lilll 31 Cost.a Mesa Oud1 of the COSTA MESA IM., c.. Milla. For men ~his."' mission •to WOt-OtUIQI Of oasT lo~CllM ... thlp God, win people of ... .ges to CoMa .... Churd\ of ovtst Is • Jesus Christ, build up th9'r faith In f.mily of~ delloted to loving LA VINA DI NEWPORT MESA God, ~ Mnd them out to be ~ God through pro-LI Vine de N9'uport Mm WM CMsn serwntl." 1Md"P .w. good MWS of BIS estllblished In JlnulrY 1-to WW .. held~ It 10:45 a.m. Md 6 ant Ind~ WontWp p.m. ltwe .. ec:tMtlft for tMnl It ............ It 10•.m. the=-:.: nwte It. beftw, yfw pa.. to by prowldll. '*-the Sunday evening 14!Mce end lllo · Md 'J:a wllh the Sundly It the~ evening ... night -" lftOl'llh dlsigNClld •• 6°"* tlO the= SerAclls lt7p.m.~ls--tpilclll--~Bible daes for .. 1n Splnllh end praise =·The is at 195 AM-:.:i n It 9 1.m. ChlldrS\'l end worship wtth. -~ emphM St. (at fllurnmer), Cost.I Ma. tor agm J to 6. i...cs cUlng on teed*'8 the word of • The For more Information. calf S.-the 10 ..,.,, wanNp ..... M6y focus Of JCM ll CoriNdo\ tffCNng 7161. W .. ls.rtlor piltof. The dUdt was " how the ward Of God Is • m& estlbllhld 1n 1123 11nct 11 • m w. ilge of~ nl tNt c.-tr ... Nondenom.ihaUonal Wtllon St.. (Gita Mesa For lntonne-fonnuch~ .... ~ don. Clll MS-J191. CMI come Jn whltwlf thir n com- fottlb6e wwtng. 1"e duch ... CAJ.VAllY otUltCH f~ COMMUNITY mlnfltry to .._.. In prllon Ind thelf' OfUICH . flmiU. nl Is ICtM Wl1h Mach$. • NEWPORT MESA falrillw Conwnunfty OUd\ support c far moltwn with CllY.y Church Nl\:iport Mlli Wonhipt=at 101.m. The cNlchn prjlon. «~In Hns to help Pfople M to God churCh II It f.ww.w ltOld. trouble. COrOriMlo II...,, pmtor. In~ of thl1r by being C01ta-... a.y ~ 1s .nor ~ Vine .... 102 .. ..., SL. Costa ..... ind r.lltJonilt. ,.. C::f: more lnfonnltlon. call Mesi. For more tnfonnlltlon ~ congregatton comprt9ll moldy M9-51S-72t1. . .. FAITH CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS FIFTH ANNUAL WAU< FOR PEACE The fifth annual Walk for Peace will take place at 11 a.m. today at Tuangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Exhibitor booths will open al 10 a.m. A warm-up walk will begin at 1 ~:45 a.m. At noon, door prizes will be awarded and the mayors of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach will address the walkers. Professional entertainment will begin at 12:30 p.m. Admission JS free. For more inf ormabon, call 434-1534 . SECULAR aLEBRATlON The Pacific Community of Secu- lar Humanistic Jews will observe Rosh Hashana at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Marriott Suites Hotel, 500 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tick- ets, which include a buff et lunch, are $25 for members and $30 for nonmembers. For more infonna- tion, call (949) 644-2712. HIGH HOLY ·DAYS SERVICES Rosh Hashana services will be presented at 8 p.m . Sunday and 10 a.m. Monday and Tuesday at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach, 2401 Irvine Ave. ncket prices JEWISH SERVICES • Rosh Hashana services will be.: presented at 8 p.m. Sunday ~ at 10 a.m. Monday at the J eVfiit, Community Center of Orang~ County, 250 E. Baker St., Cosia; Mesa. Adnussion is $45. For • more information, call 755·0~. POWER IN PRAYER ClASSES/WORKSHOPS • -•1 =:~ · .. i! • • ..... • 4 The Rev. Gail Miller will pr~ a workshop titled Course in • acles from 10 a.m. to noon ~r day at the Saence of Mind E«C>: cation Center, 1929 Tustin A"8;' Costa Mesa. Admission ts $1~ ,: For more inf onnati.on, call 645: ! 3199. ·.~ ·-·: • • SPIRrTUAL WORKSHOP •:•: JuaneUa Evans will present .;. •4 workshop titled Healing ~ from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m . WediRj- day at the Sd~ce of Mind E~~ cation Center, 1929 Tustin A,.,._;: • Costa Mesa. Admission is $1~; •: For more mf ormation, call 64~t! 3199. =··· ..... ...... .. . • • . . • • ··~ READERS HOIUNE 642-6086 WEA T H E I sumlv P O LICE f I l ES ... •• ..... , . .. .•. VOL 92. NO. 223 RecOf'd your commens about tM 0.1ly Pilot 0< newi tipL ADDftfSS Our .ctdrm Is .330 W. a.y St. Cosu Mesa, C..hf. 92627. C088ECDONS . It Is \he Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct •II erron of ~nee. Pie.-call 57~33. m -The Newport Be~ Mesa D•ily Pilot (\MS-144«)()) Is P<lbllthed MoncMy through s.t- urdly, In Nlwpof't Buch and Colt• MeM. sublcrlptlons .... onfy Mlailabfe bv tUbKrlblng to The Times Orange County (800) ------1 252-9141. In .,..~ of HeWpott ~and CON MeN, ~to me Deity Not only .,. •·•lllble bv "'*' for s 10 '* month. Second ct.. palt.lge p'6d M Cosi.a Melot, CA. O'rkm Include .. ~ ~and loc.i ... , P051MAS- mt Send lddrW ~ '° The Nl\lilprwt ~Meil ..-rtG. .... ---. P'Nlldlnt and CIO .......... 'Aol "' I • Ito G9nlr8ll Mlrl9glr .,,.1"-0l ...... ,..... 5'MF flOlllCAST° LOCATION ••..••• , .SIZE 'J\leidge .•••.••••• ~ s N~ ...••••••• .2·3 s Bldles .•.• , ••.... 2-.4 s Riv« Jetty ..••••• , ,2"4 s • c.dM .••.•••..••.. .2~l s YmB--- TODAY flnt low J:171.m .•.•.••.••••. O.l fltlt high 9:30 a.m ..•.•••.••.•• 4.9 Second low J :1t p.m •••.••••••••• 1.1 Second htgt1 9'..20 p.m ••••••••••••• S-4 First low 3:43 a.m .••.•.••••••• 04 First high 9;S4 a.m .•..••••••.•• s 1 Second loW 3:51 p.m .•...•.•••••. 1.0 Second high 9:Sl p.m .....••. , •.•. S.2 WAtm ftM9mLAW: •. , •. 67 SURF __,ORT IEAOt .•. • ...... • Amlg• Wiiy: An undetermined number of coins was stolen from• coin-,.•·· operated laundry In the 700 block. •:•.,: •. a • Irk A""'9e'.1Wo bicycles and • 5et of toob worth Sl,51 s were stolen ~-ti a garage In the 700 bloclt. •: .. " •Sea a...· A bkycle worth $200 was stolen from a home In the 900 block.:!:! • "'-Udo: A frHLer and coofet worth SS,500 were stolen from ·a roof In • • • 3.400 block. ..·:· .... • w..kltff Dmre: About S 140 wa\ stot.n from an automated telle< m.chl~l! In the 1500 bloc.le. ' • • • :· . . .._ ·:· COSTA MUA •:•: ~~ ..•. • --_._. A tomplld dis<. player ~ 12 ci:>mp.ct dlsis 'Mtfe stolen • • • • from . (M lf'I the 3)()() block. -:: ..! ~ wor1h SJOQ Wirt stoleo..1rom •home In t 2700 blodt. '--'-'-,..-"'=-.-. "· . • Ila ••rt 9atdna.t A ptlr of spHken iind a stetto worth S 180 wwe :.-:• stoMn from a CM In the 2tOO bfodt. • • •Or-.. Aw: About S400 ln'coin w. stolen from• home In the llO(: blodt. • •• • W. , ... 9'rwt: A WWh Md cd\ WOf1h $2,500--. ftoiln fron\ • ._: • In the 500 bkQ. .,. . . .N~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot SoMdoy, September 19, 1998 A3 . r·-Gandidate )s message a reminder to vat~ ' Public invited to model train meet ; T he last time I visited the • • Pacific Club in Newport ' Beach, seven or eight years ago, it was for the debut or 1 a 9cw wine from a club lo which ; Ca9 and I belong. : tThe company was excellent, • 1 bttt the dinner was less than : spectacular. In fact, one of our ! fnbnds joked thdt he was going : to'Check his toddler's bathtub : when he got home to see if the i b<lY's rubber ducky somehow i managed to wind up ds his · 1 er\ti'ee. - : •1Wo days ago, I went back to : the Pacific Club as the guesi of : Litlda Schulei.n and the memb~rs WHAT'S st eve smith. UP i of •Women in Leadership to was the real.lzdtion that I will not 1 attend a luncheon. be shedding the momker of : :ram pleased to state thdt the "Fred Martin's replacement~ any : Cainese chicken salad was time soon. After eight yedrs of : s~rb. Not only did it taste r:red's Daily Pilot colurn11s. I • goc¥l, but I missed my nap dnd · expected some of thal to spill : stiltffianaged to keep from nod· I over, but I did not expect to be : di~ off the rest of the day, which drowned in it. I felt like Margaret : ts ify barometer for a good Thatcher's husbarld (for 10 : luiith. · I points, recdll his name). It made • ~There were two significant little difference that Fred is still : e~ts at the luncheon. The first writing a column from Port Collins: I am, and may a.lwdys be, •Fred's replacement.• No matter, I could be called worse. The other event, and the rea- son for the lunch, was the return lo Orange County of Michela Alioto, candidate for secretary of state. Michela could not have known I would be attending, so by coincidence, 1t happened that she spoke at length about voter participation, an issue near and dear to me. l have wntten .in this Speice about the lack of chal- lengers for severcil local offices and also about what is expected to be a very low voter turnout this November. Por both of these, we should be ashamed. Michela acknowledged that the age group with the lowest voting participation is the 18 to · 29 range. ln that group, there lS an 8% partiapation rate. She pointed out that there are 20 mil· I lion eligible voters in Califorrua, 15 million of whom are regiS· . I tered. Of those 15 million, a mere. 6 rrullion, or 30%, took the hall- hour n eded to vote m the lr1st elt>clwn. Tho e figures urc prol>dhly accurrlt~ here m Co!;la Mesa anu Newport Bec.tc}l. 1 know we'd hke to thmk of ourselves as more uwolved than the rest of th~ stute, hut we are not. Our local voter tur.nout ttus November mdy bt• an all-tune low. In '>hort, we hdve· tost ~n cnllrP q<>neration. The low 119- ure m this crowd go beyond complctc·ency. The·aOJo partic•1pil· lion h indicative of a group llldk'· . ing a conscious effort to ignore the htmor or part.iopating 10 thP transfer of J)ower m America. Michela.Alioto wants to try to corr<'ct that. Among her propos- als ure multi-day elecbons m order to remove the most com- mon reason for not voting, wluch is thcll there #was not enough time " I second that, and would add that one or those mulb·day-. should be a Saturday. I'd also like to see local schools set up junior.polling pldces on Election Day to hdve kids cast ffi'.><.:k ballot an vollfltl U<>oths set up i111 Pac:h gy:mna tum or mult1purpoc.e room. • Michela Alioto spoke be ·ond her 30 year!:>, She 1, po1sNl dnd Intelligent, P-X< eed1n9 the sc 01><~ ol d cctmpa1gn tor tatPWJde olhC'e. Rememh~r hl'r namP Remembet cllSO Women in Leadership. They. drn tt nonpclrti- sun group of IN1dmg lo<al ' womc>n who s11µpo11, fino11c1ully unci otherwise, "on1Pn c-tmd1- <fotes'for Vdnous olfac 1'S 01 the. monf.!y the} h.i1; e clonatNt t~ · year to cand1ddles in partisan races, 1l is evenly :-phi between I >~mocrats dncl RPpubhccms They seem to huv~ captured what the memlwr::. ol Cnn.gre ... -. hdv<" lost A good idl'd or c1 good representative of the• peopl£! knows no pdrty bounds Margdret Thctt<"hN's huc;- hdnd's name is I>Pnmc.. • STEVE SMITH 1s a C~ta Me~ res1· dent and free-lance writer He can be reached at (949} 574-2462 or via e mail at· sumth190idt net All aboard for the Orange County Model Engineers' • annual f ll meet. The public is invited to take free train rides from 10 a.m. to 3:30 frm today and • Sund~y at Fcurv1ew Pilrk, 2500 Placentia Ave., Co ta Me~. The model locomo: lives, one-eighth the size of dCtual trains, have been built and are owned by members of the 01ange County Model ·Engineer:;. · · · Children who nde the trruru; must ~ able tO Wdlk on their own Members ot the trcilfl enthusiasts' non- profit organization will be on hdnd to answer questions a.nd g1v~ tours. Orange County Model Engineers also holds speqal event:, every weekend and can provide train ndes tor bulhday parbcs. For more mfonnation, call 54TRAIN 1578-7246). : . ·: .. ~. 1==l-==============~=========i!5!:!=================================~!!!!!!!il!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5!!:====::=:===::!!!!!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!!!::=:=:====::====:=:=;;::::=:==::=:=:===s=e=::siiE~===~=========:!!!!!!!!E!!:!!!!!5i!!!!!!E!!!!!!!!!i:=:==== I I I .~. " • \ t l I H ( ; I I· ~ Organic Pasta • 1~ • Garlic Sauce Marinara • : Tumato ~ $1'90 REG. '3.85 & ls:_, g).~. Pasta Organic Whole Wheat • Penne Pasta • Ribbons 99~ •Rigatoni REG. '1 .89 8 oz.. 'NATURE,6 .SECRET YOU SAVE $5 961 ULTIMATE CLFANSE 2 PART MULD HERB AND MUL11 FIBER MORNINGIEVENING PROGRAM FOR IN'IERNAL CLFANSING I 120Tabs+120 Tabs I SUGG. *25.95 FARM FRESH PRODUCE J~ Seedless Watermelon -.. • Peach • Tropical • Raspbeny $~ •Strawberry REG. '2.79 32 oz. Coco O's Cereal Made with $'1'80 Organic Grains &-=-~· REG. '3.99 11 oz. Specials & SampJ,es at all 3 Mothers 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FUN· FOOD~ MUSIC THANKS for being a pa of Mother's all At The Costa Mesa Store these years. October 3, 1998 -Saturday, 11 :DO to 3pm • C \SC\DL\\ f \R'l ~ Organic Fruit Spreads • Apricot • Slrawbt!rT)' • Raspht?rry • Hal'\leillkrry • Dark Chtrry • Crape . • Blackhm)i • Pcac$.~99 • Blucbeny • Plum REG 13.29 10 oz. r SOYA KING '"' Soychips Delicious All Natural Snack • Mongolian BBQ • Sour Cream & Onion :~ . $1'69 " REG. '2.49 & 6 oz. _J A f+L,J~! F 0 0 0 • WraP Stuffers With OrgiarJc Rke & Vewies . Just Add /j'esJI 1brlifltis • Span..ich \~ • Mu..Jiu\~ •S;JnwFe\"~ • kriyaki\~ (JUICE BAR: WATERMELON JUICE .91'° 8-.) ........................... .. A4 Soturdoy, Sepeembel 19, 1990 Putting up their best defenSes • 'Samurai Cop' shows students how police protect themselves in dangero~s situations • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third article In an l 1-part series on Costa Mesa's Citizens Police Academy. Gru-cfuu c ~ftle With a gun aimed at lus chest point- blank, David Dye had two options: lake evdsive actton or let the arrned man gain the upper hand. _l)ye, known to his feUow omcers as the "Samurai Cop.• grabbed the weapon, stepped to tlie side and threw the gunman lo the QfOUnd in one flwd motion A twist of the assailcml's wnst dnd Dye hHd hun handcuffed The class was impressed Md king qwck decisions that may prove ldUil is pdrt of a pollce officer's JOb. They are. given. weapons to defend thems"elves but no· two situabons where a crinunal con- fronts an ofhcer are the same. Dye demonstrated tact:Ics teamed by c;osta Mesa police officers at the Citi- zens Police Academy-on Tuesday. Much has been publicized about cases when police use excessive force, such as the Rodney Kmg incident. Little lS known about how the commuruty's first line of defense protects itself •1Wlce a year ofbcers are given train- ing that lasts about four to su hours,• Dye said "When officers respond to a call they must have a plan m their 1TU0d. You can't go in without a plan .. " With an extensive martial arts back- ground, Dye is dble to perform many moves. He !-thowed !>Ome of the tech- niques to the cla~s with department- 1ssued eqwpmenl. _ Dye scud an._otflc£>1' must combat the unkno\vn alonq with w~aring more than 20 pounds of ~dded weight from a bul- letproof vest, baton and other weapons in a dangerous situauon. "The first 30 !>econds are vital because 1f you cdn't neutrahze the sus- pect your adrcnolme stans to drop ," he said. Carrying a bdton, Dye thwacked a padded cushion flush solid. The sound reverberdled throughout the room. Offi- cers are taught to strtke the back of the leg, considered d "meaty• part of the . body. Dye's rnend, Paul Hayes, played the "suspect." Hayes landed on his back when Dye gave him a forearm blow to the chin. He feU to. the mats each ti.me Dye found "the path of least resistance.• "It looks like w hat officers are taught is pretty effective,• said Ron Simpson, an academy student. Simpson took six years of kd.Tale him- self, nsing to the rank of brown belt "It helps bwld self-confidence,• he said. ·As long as officers use it in a restramed manner I think it's fine.• Dye's expertise isn't linuted to officers and his private classes dl a local dojo. The department mdde videotapes fea- turing the 31-year veteran in different threatening situal.J.ons. The eight vol- umes are used by various law enforce- ment agenaes throughout the world. Dye stresses that office~ must be mentally prepared for the worst Getting schooled in the ancient form of martial arts Cdll benefit the student. · . #lt takes more than 1,000 times o{ repetiuon before it becomes nature," he · said. "It's such a valudhlC' dS et when it comes to the unknown," --.j) , . ·. \. ,.. . ' .- For your '~ays Off" our name label Cotton 8t tl~ • ed COOrdinatesl THE GREY G OOSE invites-you to drop in 011 Saturday, September 19, from J 1-3 p.m to see tfte latest designs from tfte V ERA BRADLEY C OLLECTION at our special Trunk Show. I 0% Discount on purc hases and special orders for this day only THE GRE Y GOOSE WESTCLIFF PLAZA I 032 lrvine Avenue • Newport Beach. . (7 14) 642 7803 Hours: MS, 10 O •Sun., 12·5 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Vil Lldo Newport Be<xh 673-1340 or 673-6150 SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Pa:1tlc V~w Dr Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Chwch lOam Sunday School 10 am Chwch 10 am & 5 pn, Sunday School lOam ~ Moollngll 8 ~ W~ MeeOogl 8 pm t Ill~ 12 no.ill ... Link cbi/Jrm, luq> youn e/J1es from Ulols ... t John 5:21 {to t•.) . . Brudln ot Tiie Modlet Clari • Tht flrsi Chord\ "c~ Sdtatist • Boslon, M...eilllffb SAINT J~ES CHURCH episcopal · '"'A~Dt I F ~-~S.W.,.._O.W.~fftl ....... fr. Oov.d C And.non, 1'9Clor 3209 VKJ lJdo N.wpott e.oeh 714/675 0210 ... .. Jacket Short Ol'ILY1 $)500 I CONTEMPORARY W at.CEN'S WEAR £ ACCESSORIES CONTEMPORARY W OMEN S WEAR & ACCESSQRIES Unlverslty Center Balboa Island 4237 Campus Or. 332 Martnc Ave. (l\.:rou f"'m UCI) (~r lam~ Briclee IA•k lor 11\c llf1cl\I Y~llow ~WT'llng) 854-4452 Ci-J'Mondol srAND~W'S i'aunn t.tt\N C1111t.~H 600 ~f. APllJU'r\ lll•Afl Nrwro11r llfMH C4lll•'llNIA 92(,C.~ \~H r1mNI ''411/6.U 1180 "THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT IS: GENUENESS~ (GALATIANS S:ll) S.tlll'day, ~ 19, ,,,., jtJO p.m.. Slln"'1y, ScpletYlbet 20, 1"8, 1:\0 et 1011.S a.m. Dt'.JOtOI A. HUJYMAH.JL ,.,.,_.,,,, Nta1 •cdic.d. ~ lS, 1', 27 ~AMrft\,.....•ll~ DR. WALTER C. l<AJ f.R,jR . '"'"''"'· c;,,,;1.,,,.c°"".,11 Tlrtf>"1t1<J Swl1Nff1 MHiortft fridef 7:.10 '""'""..,.,1:.JO ...... u.-oo DOOll ~ Sa11ttday --"I S:JO p.111 -4 s-t., ~WO -4 tO:t$ .... "THf. PowER oF THE WollD OF Goo" (aao11 Crom N~ Harb« Hiib kllool • '"* Md Utl!) L MAil 1nfof'ttwad~ra °'I 'ft.I -.11.,,.tw.,..OIJ A On,.,,•nia..I ~lftilnl •Ymlll<lnll)' r.diq-.-; ~ ~ 111114 Sa..~· W HMHft C""llTIM CHURCH . ..,l. (Dle•l•I• ef Cftft91t 2411 lrvlne Awe. •t .. .,.. e.1te1 Ne_,ort leHll lund•y Wonlllp • 10:DOAM • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ST. MARK PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH "Open Arms and Open Minds" Worship 9:30 .. • PROJECT PLAYHOUSE .. SET UPAT FASHION ISLAND Project Playhouse, a fund- ralser for HomeAid, will be on dJsplay at Fashion Island In Newport Beach this weekend through . Oct t 7. HomeAid buJJds and renovates shelters for temporarlly homeless men, women and chil- dren. At left, Gus Trujillo works on .. All the World's a Stage," designed by Jon, Worden and buJJt by The Irvine Co. and Tony Valentine Construction. Below, Kim Blasco cleans the windows on "Pres-. · Jey's Tea Party," a play- house created by-Presley Homes. New Thought Church Selene. of Mind Center (near 1911 on Pait! Ave l tb:k Wiit ii Hcltlor 8lwl In·-~ oommdf ct.) CHURCH SERVICE SU~ 10:30a.m. OfTlce: (714) 646-3199 Rev. Gall Miiier, Mlnltttr Rn. Ktn Gray, Mtnlsttr ................. ""'TillllM~ 0..r ~'II# N l"f ('J,,..,, l111t llt Ml tit .,..,. l~J ,,. c """" .... -1111,, f~thfal • ..J r-Jwr111r (J,rip..,,, I 1m.. The Rcv'd I\rcr O. Ha o , Rttcor SchcJu1C' ~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot local news Soturdoy, September 19, 1998 A~ !fhe .happiest charities ort earth BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Sports agent Steinberg to sign book today Diana l..ci:Kh "We uelieve Bob · will do n excellent )Ob His past experience v.ill bf.• benehot1.l to MP-a dnd the oonunurut}' and we drP. lookmg forwcsrd to working v.ith him." , Disneyland honors local organizations with Community Service Awards. I . .I ~ ... \11M i.1:1; IXft l\ll COSTA MESA Move over ' Disneyland -Human Options Inc. may now be lhe hdppiest place on earth. Human Options, which offen. counseling and shelter for abusea women clod children, received a $50,000 grant at Disneyland's 41 st annual Community Service Awards on Thursday. Disneyland awarded $400,000 to 45 service orgaruiations throughout Orange County, giving one of the two highest honors to Human Options BRl.AN POBUC Y PILOT Leigh Stembery. a N ·wport BedC'h re.-;ident and the countr(s lead mg sports attorney, will return to his homo turt toddy alh•r two weeks of touring the nation to RfOffiOlf' his first oooK. .. Wuuu.ny With Integrity." The uook -which dctatls Steinberg's life philosophi<'S, experiences in profe...sionul sports und his negotiating skills -has reportedly been \;ellin~ well smce lt$ release Sept. 8. . Steinberg will sign cop1es of ~winning With lntegrityft starting · ' al 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble? Br.>0k· 'sellers fu Fdshion Island. 953 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Br>ach. \Vater district names operating manager Clark .ha more -thon 20 years of expr~nenn~ m th w~ter mdus· t!)". .md is a reg1 'ter~d avil .cngi- . necr. J le ..., ill, h~gm work Sept: 28 Library council seeks new members Thf• NP.wport B<'ach publi~ Library 1s JookJng for new mem- he1" tor 1t~ Young Ad.ult "Advisory Council. · The c·o1,1nc1l, a group·of jwuor and eruor hrgh ~chool students, plan young adult progrctm and semres. Council me:flbers att1•nd monthly f?\'CO&n!J meeting!> at thP l.lbrary They are 1m:olved m book> discus~1ons, ma.mtam d Web :.1to dfld help Staff 10 wPlecting bbrary Mesa Consolidated Water 1>1<>-matenals tor teen~. • tnct has dppointf~d Bob CJ,uk -Many of the out:-.tandtpg Sllt-- water operdUons mdndqer d" part rlent leaders "' ho ha\ e partiapat, .. ot a reorganization at the dgency. Pel m the council have graduated The award comes at an opp0r- tune mom()nt for the Costa Mesa women's shelter. Along with three i.imilar Orange County organiza- tions, the group has developed U1e P~rsonal Empowerment Pro- gram, said Cindy Cumpbell, tiirector of the Humdn Options community resource center. Human Options Community Resource Center Director Cjndy Campbell holds the Disneyland Community Service award. Clark. a. former d1stnct enq1· from h1yh school, leavmg ?\er neer at Capistrano Vallt>y Wi.1ter VdCrinc1es," aid Jud~ Kel11•y1 Distnct, will oversee lhc Wdlt'r youth and hranth c'n.'11 <: man,., distribution and production d1\1-dger MWP would espeaally wcl1 sions. He also will be m churut• 01 • ( ome t1pphcettiOn from tud\~nts the agency's mechc1nicc.tl dnd intl'~e.,lt•d m computer t1•c:hnolo- tdcilities mctlJltundnce gy os" wt11l a'!t cont11mporu11 btPta The 10-week progrclm, !aunched in March, is designed to provide skills, resources and shel- ter for abused women referred by the courts. Before Disneyland's award, the i.till-developmg program had received no funds, CdJllpbeU said. ·u·s very unexpected,• Camp- bell said. ·we definitely hdd no Clue we were gomg to get the award. We're just so excited because it's the hrsl f Wlding for the program that we've worked so hard on." ' The money, a satisfymg reward for the hard work, will be shared with the other organizations involved in the program. Camp- bell said. This lS Human Opt.ions' first ma1or Disneyland community service award The organization had preVlously received one smaller award. Second Harvest Food Bank in Orange won the other $50,000 award. ·I think the two awards wcrn for orgamzations and aclivilles that impact some of the ldrg~ prohlerns m 0range CoWlty: food for the hungry and domesllc vio- lence." said Sophie Cripe, 1 lumcm Options chrector of devel- opment. . Disneyland recognized four other locdl service organizdtions tor thetr contnbutions to the com· munily. Friends ln Service to l lwn.omty-Harbor Ared in New- port Beach and Someone Cares Soup Kitchen in Costa Mesa each won a $10,000 leader'ihip award. Fauview Work Acbvilles Cen- ter in Costa Mesa was honored m MEXICAN RESTAURANT Scream for any HBO or Onemax StarpaCk and get ainDeded fur only $4.95. Pim receM 2 FREE general admis&on tiddl to Knott's Berry Fann!* ready IOr spine-tingling entertainment this Pall with Comal.st Cablc.1\-cr into a <.omcast HBO or Cincmax Statp'J'k and viL'w not one, but three ch.1n· ncl.s of H SQ and more than 170 movk.-s e-ach month on Cmemax. b.111 howl with ent~rtlinment chokes from \..omcast including all ~r loci! broadol...i station.s, plus cable favorites like Dimey Olannel. ESPN, lNf, U A. CNN, The Disa>very Owmel, SCI-Fl Olanncl and "101\. &.'\\;ire! Amcriam Movie ~i~ will wm1k rllll11Jinmcnt temir in )Ulfr home ~tartifl; <Xiober 26 with .. AMC:. Mon .. 'lterf t: Ho\l-.e ofHormr...:' And when )\lU ~ril'k for JO)' H no or Cinm1ax ~tJrpack, get t~l 1:REE general adnfr,,ion tid<cL'i to Knott\ lkn)' r.1m1 (a $7l valud. While thl-se tkkL'l' are not v.\lid for lfallow1.'\:I\ 11.iunt, s!'ln<.ii. on the adrenaline· pumping S11pmm• Scrram, tilt' till lest dl'~t'flding thrill ri<l~ in tht-world! Cml> in fcir 16 night~ this Oltobcr with Knon's ScJty Fann U.allo\\«'n I lau11l XX\'l. · MM ~ail..J This Fall, lf".'11 )OOr door to Comc.a.C\t Cable for qUJlity mtcrt.linment.Jf )00 dard And ask about our 3-tar J>Jekagc indu&.-s Compktc Basic Servia-, HBQ HB02, HB03, Cinemax, Encore.rom'l'rtlT and n.'fllOle. Enjoy .i \JVIOg.'i of3 I% off inJMduJl pri~! $4.95 oonnection! !Son~O\a-$1.6.oo.> 2 FREE general~ tid<ds to Knott'~ Berry Farrn>twhen )00 order any HBO Of Cincmax Starpac.k! Call now, offer disappears October 3, 1998. ·the 1;.'<.iucalion Cdt<'gory. uncl Adult Day Servic~s of 01t1n9c County m Costtl Mesc1 was rncognized for seTVlCt' by ur tor ~Pn10r citizens. They rece1vc>cl $5,000 each. Huge Inve~tory Reduction Sale 6 ' x 9' starting at just $350 HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri f0·6 Sat 10·5 722 7224 · 230 East 17th St Costa Mes:1 Clark was s<.>IC>ctecl Jrom <;CV· tuw. en fmaltsts after intervww with ApµIJcants mu"t be behvo' II . . the dU€s ot l 2 onll 18 and lJ\ c m chstnct (.,enerc1I Munaqn Kt1_rl , Newport RPa< h Forms •Hf' avdlli Kc~p · • able at the all Ubranes and c Thi~ . dec1s1on was d1f11cult. I schools in thi• cit] For mor( \·• Siild uss1stdnl gPnt>ral nrnnayN mc1tion, <.all 717-3807 Ladies' & Me .n's Hawaiian Reso rt Wear ' • Now thru Monday September 21 st . Large Selection of Men's Spo_rt Sl1irts Special Discou11ts 11p to 50% Off. · • Hawaiian Dresses (long & short) • Hawaiian Shorts & Short Sets • Men's Aloha Shirts • Men's Golf Knits • Men1s Casual Pants & Shorts • Men's Jeans • Men's Shoes LADIES' SHOES, HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES • Cole-Ha 1111 ·• Superga • Fcttdi • Ra/pit Laure11 · • Yves Sai11t Laurent ~ Do11ald Pliner • Gucci •And 1Vlore! 141 ·mtJm-M • ..,.... __ ...... ..._ ____ ~~-,· Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 ~ Sunday 11 to 5 ft. 6 Saturday, September 19, ) 998 ·Miniature dream homes are on display at Fashion Island . N me dtN.rn playhousci. for children are on dis- play dunnq HomeAld's seventh annual Protect Play- bouse through Oct. 17 ttl Fosh1on Island If you'd lik<' to attend the pdrty Oct. 17 wherC' th<-pldy- how.es WlU be d~ct.loned off, yfi>u can buy tickets in ddvdncc> for $20 for adults dnd $5 for ch1ldn>n ages 12 and under The>y will be $25 for adulL'i and $'> for ch.ildwn at the door llw pdrty w1U include dmn£>r from" the Hetrd Rock Cafe and d live duction. You can also buy opportumty bc:kets for $1 to w111 dTI $8,000 ~ictondn-style gdI.ebo. All pro- ceeds go to tiomeA1d, c1 nonprof· it.organl.La llon lhut bullds dOd rt?novates shelters for the trdns1- tionully homeless For morE' in1om1dtion, plC'dS(' ct1ll 553-95 l 0 Guerldtn 1s launrh1ng u nc•w fragrn.nc·<·. Guerlinddc>, to mdrk its 200th dnmvNsdry Nelman Marcus will hdVP dn cJftemoon toe in cel<•brdtlCln of Uw hm1tN l- e"'1t:J.on frd<JT<Jnc £>, dlld to~ the• dppNMnct• of spend! guest ROJd Dove, profess£>ur cl1•s parlums. To make rPservdbons for th.-aft(>(- BEST BUYS greer wylder noon Led dt 3·30 p.m. Thursddy, plc<!sc• cdll (759-1900, ext. 2244) by Mondt1y. It will be lfl The Zodtac, on the second levc>I You can dlso reserve d bottle of GuN- lindde for $175. Nehnan Marcus 1s dl Fdsh1on Island in Newport nc>ach. . The Grey Goose (642-7JIOJ) 1s hdving t1 Vern Bn1dley trnnk show from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. tocidy Therf'"Will bed 1o•y., dis- count on all Vera Bradley pur- ch<.1ses t0<Jdy. The new Chrisunos pdtlPm 1s also avdilctble. The Grey Goose is m the Westc:liH shopping center at 1032 Irvine Ave. m Newport Beach. SURFBOARDS e . E · ment • Wetsuits • exerc1se"I': QU!P. Golf. & more • ,ennis 548-0660 SPORTS CONSIGNMENT 670 West 17th Street Costa Mesa MODELI .NG SEMINAR f md OUI ho"° IO gel \l<lncd U\ a l.t,hron model. fom1cr lop mo<lcl & a~enn OY..ncr. M.ieH~ M.ilone. ;, wnduclm1t a 2-tfa) modeling .,en11nJr. Receive a J)\:f"inal cvalua11on and ~Jiii IO\liinl c~po,urc to mduwy c>.pen'>. Ger help in lindm!,!. a 1op agem:y, an,Y..cr all your qu~'lion,. learn Y..JY' 10 promote your.elf u11h1mr 1he Internet. a' well u' attuJI runw~1y 1ra1nmg by expert' 111 modeling. • p-·, Sa ~r .~p~~y n >O Tw 50 (949) 7 18-4366 or Tol l Free (888)663-3565 ... .. You are cordi all y invited to atte nd a Seminar: • • :Is the Bull Market Over? Hosted by: fi.G Et/warm &' Sons, Ilic. Member SIPC • in conjunction with Thoma~ H. Birk. Vice P resident of Goldman. Sachs & Co. This eminar will be held Thursday, Sept. 241h Irvine Saturday, Sept. 261h Newport Beach R.S. V.P: by Sept. 21st (949) 862-1235 -Amy r more complete Information on any of Goldman Sachs fund ,, udlno charges and e11pense), plHSe Call me for • fr .. t0$J)«tus Please rHd It carefully before Investing or sending ey. Goldman Sachs Funds are dlstrtbuttd bY Goldman, Saens I o. One N w York PIH•. New York, N V. 1ooe>'. An investment in funds lnYOlVfl lnvtltm nt mkJ, including PQ\S ble loss of r'lnclpal. Mfs.HH999 UtUe People & Me/Shoe Sto· ry (645-1355) has reduce<:l prices on books, shoes and clothing The spnng and summer clothmg dnd shoes are up to 50% off. 1 lundreds of books dre reduced to haU·rrirn; rtod there's a ldrge s~Jc>ctJon of c.luss1c, hction and nonfiction lx>o~. The store has bN~n scaling back on the book st•lcct1on to make room for •and Mc" clothing for moms. The fall shoes and clothing are arrivmg ddlly, as well as rotillion, chris- tening dnd spcc1dl-occasion drn!iSC'S Girls clothing comes in sizes for newtioms to size 14, and boys sizes ar~ newborns to size 10 Thc>re Ui still a story time, but call for a reservation while space FULL SET •ACRY C • Ai.~1~ W' 1lt Tip • p, & Wh le PoW<lef • U'Tl4! Gel • S • Wrl{) ALLS • At.ryhc • P1fllt. •Pink & Wllile • tuine G •Si k Wrl{) • t.4a111C11re • PediCUCt •Kld5 HO Maoicure & Ped • • Hand Par dH1n WAXING is available. Little People & Me lS at 1829 Westclllf Drive in New- port Beach. Lani's CUppers (540·2218) JS a barber:.hop that offers custom- tailored haircuts and neck mas- sages Owner Lani says she is the only female barbershop own-er in Costa Mesa, and she. has a collection of licenses that include barber, cosmetology. skin ca.re, manicure anq physical massage therapy It's at 1500 Adams Ave. m Costa Mesa. • BEST BUYS 1s published Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to Daily Pilot. Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627. Bot a·n i care ' Lan scape • DFfilGN & CON&rRUCTION • MAINTENANCE Botanicare Landaoape I 11 , I ' I I I ' I I I ' I . ! II I " I I I i ' I I) 'I t I ' aoa1 w . ..aoa lllft., #D ••-w•poi-n,,. ... ala, GA • ('llt) 1'18-BMe ... _... ....... -6 ........ ..._ ' . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilo~ OllTlllY Peggygene Evans Newport Beach Telident Peggygene Evans pa'99d away Wednesday evel)Ulg at Hoag Hospital. She was 104. when she was 80 yean old. • At age 83, Mrs. Evans signed' up for a tap dancing class at t I OCC with Dorothy Jo Swanson. , • Mrs. Evans was J>om March 25, 189-t. Har patents died when she was 4 yean; old ~d she was placed m a convent, Swan!IOn :remlmlbered Evans as a •very dear fnend" who had • d feisty personality and was a • • . where one of the nuns saw her natural talent for dancing. Her aunt then started her on thP. , dancing career that wouJd last unW she was 100 years old. Mn. Evans became a .profe.s- sional ballerina and ~rtormed around the country. She was featufed in many shows and movies, including Lon Chaney's • •Phantom of the Opera• and •Tue Jazz Singer.• · Mrs. Evans opened a dance school in Hollywood. Among her famous students were Judy Garland and Loretta Young. She manied for the first ti.me -at age 50 and stopped dancmg until her husband passed away vert fai.t leamt>.r. •Tue cutest thing was when ' • she signed up for the class and put '65 plus' for her age , becc\use she was afraid we . wouldn't take her it 8he told us •1 she was 83," Swanson said. At age 95, Mrs, Evans began voluntcerIDg at Hoag Hospital · and joined the Auiili!UY. · · She ls survtvcd by a grapd-. daughte r, Dr Elaine Evans of Kensington, Calif .. and a great· gran dson , Elli:. Davenport. , The dancers at Coastline are planning a memorial party for , Mrs. Evans on March 25 at the Bahia Connlh.ian Yacht Oub. No other servires are cheduled. ' Challah Now Available For The Holidays ~---, I • Chocolate Chip \ I • Oatmeal-Raisin I I • Snickerdoodle I •M&M I • Peanut Butter . I I Must Present Coupon I I Exp 9n7/98 I ----- 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (By Wherehouse Records) Open Mon -sat 6am -6:30 646-1440 Custom Texture Painting Coating Custom RWt1acement Vin yl mdows Siding I I l I' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Soturdoy, September 19, 1998 A 7 Costa Mesa teacher gets history lesson at Valley Forge VALLEV FORGE VISIT: Mary- land Wright, ,, fourth· anti filth· grade teacher at Victoria Cle- , mentary School in Costd Mc~d, speot one week al VdUey Porge, Pa., thanks to i.i scholcu~h1p pro- vided by thf" Amencan tegi.on Post 291, Newport Bcdch. . Wnght dlt<'ndt>d dn tnlense seminur at the Frl'<'dom Founda- tion facility dl Vall,ey ForBP. The purpose of the semtn<H, dlt<•nd<'d by 50 teacher:, from ttround thf> ndtion, WclS to i.ndottrinatp t£>dch- er8 in the history of the nc1tion so they c:an tak<' 1t back to th<~ ddSs: room. "I am a history buff and I tlrn very much hook<'d on the Revo- lutionary War,~ Wnqht said. "The week I spent 10 Vdlley Forge was one or the most mem- orable of my life.• Included in the visit were tours to historical sites and butUehelds and re-endctrnenL'> of heroes and d tttens of edrly American h1sto- ~· "r COMMUNITY -AND CLUBS l'm de boom AUTOGRAPH SESSION Newport Beach res1ctenl c1nd ndtiondlJy renowned sports c1ttor· ney Leigh Steinberg wtll he autographing his new book. , "Winning With Integnty, •. at 2 p.m . today at Barnes & Noble Booksellers m Fdsh1on lsldnd. ON 11fE SPEAKERS TRAJL· 'Huntington Beach mayor to speak at event • t: California Coastul Comnus- • Sioner and Huntington Beach "Mayor Shirley Dettloff will lpcak at lh<' Thur!>day lun- theon of the Orange County Coast Ac;soc1auon. The luncheon wUl bo hPl<I from t 1:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Cluh, 1221 W. Codsl Highwtly, Nc•wpot l Beach. Admission is $20 : ; Dettloff. will provide an .~pdatc on the commtssion. •• f For reservations or more infonm1tion, call (949) 660- 8665, ext. 3 ~ BELLXSSXMA ~ Featuring Ute Largest Selection of SL John Knits. Sport. Accessories · Jewelry lt Shoes etc. . ( Nov,v_ac.cept ing your De igncr Jabcf consignments foS" alt s·ca~ons. -----~- (949) 675-9756 336 Poinsettia 1.1t rcrn • Corona Qel Mar . . Bob Caustln, founder of Defend ents ~ome 65 Exchdn9P Cluhs the B.\y, \l> on the service club dnd ne.uly l,850 members. ctnd community group speaking Robin. on stressed hts person.ii lour. U your woup needs a good theme "The Year of the Membl!r. pr~Jfdm, one with a stunUlating '111e Year of thc> Club .. as he dncl very .unportant mcssage, ~ .hopes lo sec the district qrow lo .uwe C't1ustm t1 C:c.tU. I h~Ci!d 2,000 members or morn by mid- C'i1uslu1 Uus post w~ek dt a Hl99. Rott1ry Club m<•eling . He wttS WELCOME TO THE WORLD Jorceful dntJ challl'nging dS he OF SERVICE CLUBS . Jim told t lub memben, about U1e Richey, rcllr~d C'osta f\.i<>sd r:iw 1mpt1ct the 154-squdre-milc Department d1w;ion chil'f t1nd . -.val<!rshPd ht1s.on Newport Bay Peter Glacy, both of whom Gootl program, yreat speaker! • jomed thP Costa M(•s.1 NPwporl . CLUB NOTES: ThP Exc!)ange l I 1rbor Lions Club . CJ uh of Newport t !arbor recently wPlc:omcd Dan Robinson, pres1- clcnt of the Cdhforrua-Nevadd cxchany(• Distnct, which repre- SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS COM· ING WEEK. Want to get more 1nvolvl'd in your community, make new friends, network or give something back to KAYAKS Men's & women's first choice for casual . & sportswear clothing.· Kayaks new private labels are now available. NEW ARRIVALS FOR FALL Watch for the Grand Opening of (our 2 -' locatton) 369 E. 1 r Street (at Tustin) JOJ6 /n1m e At't' .. V:/e$ulijf l'kw1, Nemport Beach, 6U -29<)6 ( )1xn Monday through hid.i\ I 0·8 \.11urd.iy I 0-7. and \un~by 11-C\ . your communrty7 Try a )efVl(e dub! 'Vou are invited to anel\d a club meeting this foming week Many clubs will buy • your first gue\t meal for you l\JESDAY - 7:30 a.m. 1he Newport Beath Sunme Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear Otstrtct Gover nor Cliff Nel~on, who 1s making his ott1 cial VISlt. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m. The South Coast Metro Rotary Club will meet at the Center Club Newport Har· bor Kiwanis Club meets at the Un1vE>rs1 ty Athletu: Club Noon The Exch.inge ·club ot Orange Coast meets at the • BJh1a Corintl11a11 Yacht Club to hear . Jeff Miller discuss tlte Aral> culture Cos -ta M1tsa Rotary Club meets at Me->a Verde Country CJuh 6,p.m.,the N1-w JXJrt Balboa Rotary C.lub meets at m1• Batua Corinthian Ya<.ht Club to hear Rota11an Robert Meyer dtK•Jss hls ~xpe riences as a World War II glider pilot THURSDAY -7:30 a.m. Costa Mes,e Orange CoaSt Breakfast Lions Club ,. meets at Mrrlll's Cafe for a business " meeting Noon Kiwanis Club of New· p<>rt Bea{h-C.Orono de! Mat meetS at the Bahia Corinthian Ya<ht Oub. The Costa Mtia North Kiwanis Club meets " al the Hohday·lnn The Exchange Oub .. of Newport Harbor m ts at Riverboat• Reslaurant for the ·er awl m the Fall• • -featuring candidates for Newpo~ Seath City Council The Newport.·IN1n~ Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel • COMMUNITY & CLUBS is publi~ e11ery Saturday 1n the Oa1Jy Pilot Fax your service club's meeting information to t949) 660 8667 or ma1l 1t to 2082 SE. Bristol St., Suite 5, Newport Beach 92660 Specializing in the f ollowip~ •Unique bnd-.,ca1~ '-ll'.signs ,md r~rn ,,·at ion • Fme g<tH.len in,tallation~ •Cu..,l~)m 1na,ont) &. 'tonework • i\L(t:nt ~a~dl'n heh ting • E'\.u.'lk·nt l.ln1.hcapc maintenance Ft )f inquim:' md quotation~, ' ple t:-.<.: tdl'phone 71 4/645 .. 4635 GROUP < lf Fax u .... ,1t: 714/645.-6390 bt. l 97<i ENTER A DRAWING TO WIN ~ Thomas KinRade ·Limited Edition Studio WorR "Gardens Beyond Sprin~ Gate" Hand Hi\lhli~hted Canvas Transfor Valued o~er SI .200.00 Enter Drawin~ At Our Costa Mesa Office Stop By Our New Accounts Des~ For Details. -Deadline to enter: October 14. 1998. BYL BANK ---BANK Of YORBA LINDA • But hurry, this offer is only available for a lim11cd lime. 1700 Adams Blvd. Suite 100 Costa Mesa ALDEN'S 1 20°/o OFF ALDEN'S CARPEl ANITDRAPERIES- 1663 Placentia • Costa Mesa 646-4838 HRS: M·F 9:00-5:30 ~T 9:30-4:00 SUN 11:00-.4:00 . (714) 708-0440 Drawin~ to be held at the "new" Thomas Kinllade Si~nature Gallery in So. C~st Plaza .. October l5~ l998 at 6pm. , • I t ' ~ , I • '\ The oldest floor covering ~tore in Orange County. ~. MUat be 18 'fMl"I Old to tnter. NeecS not bC pt9Se0t to Win Odds~ beled l.lpOf1 totll numbef of ...._ "umt one (1) tntry '*' pnon PteeN note Winner 191~ tor fil1y .federll, atn or tocail--.. JI_.. llDIC ' 1 A 8 Saturday, Septomber 19, l 998 around town Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil<>* • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Aroond Town, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. 92627: fax them to 646 4170, or call ~1224, ext. 228 A com· plete hst1ng of Aroond Town can be found at www.&atimes.com/pUot TODAY The 14th annual Callfornla Coctstul Cl<>dnup Day Wlll take place at more than GOO sites throughout Cdllf<>mm VolunlN•rs are needed to ht>lp dednup UppPr Newport 8dy from 8 c1 m. to noon at cleunup lwtlclqudflcr'>, the Newport Dunt>s Rt•<iort, l 131 Bdck f3tly Onv<> NC'WJlOrt Bec1c h lndw1duuls Wlll lw -.hut tied to on<• .of sevc•n d1ffer<'nt clcMnup sites around tht> .buy. For more mtor- mdllon. ldll (!-j49) 640-1751. Another dt•unup hf'gms dl 9 rt .m. d.l Reel Pomt purking lot ctl C'rys- tdl Cove Sldte> Pc1rk, 8471 E. CMst Highwdy, Newport Bt>t1ch. l'ark- mq 1s $5 for mon• mfonn<11Jon, call 1949) 494-3539 A Udepool walk wall ta.ke place at 2:30 p.m . at Cry tal Cove Stal<~ Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Walkers will meet at Pelican Pomt parking lot No. 2. Parking is $5. For mon~ information, call (949) 494-3539. CelebrlUes and author~ of ·crucken S}>UP tor the fGd's Soul" will play host to tile "\!Yorld's Largest Book Signing Event• at 4 pm. at Pldnel HoUywood, 1641 W Sunflower Road, Costa Me!.d For more infom1dlion, cd.11 434- 7827. ·SUNDAY WEDNESDAY The Networkers will meet from 11:45 a.m. to 1 pm. at the Costa M a Golt and Country Club, t 701 Golf Cowi,e Dfive. Admis- sion is $12 .ind includes lunch. For more mf onnation, cd.11 885-9093. Connect at the Corona del Mar Branch Library, ct series of work- shops f€'uluring tips for effective ust• ot library resources, will be pwsented from 7 to 8:30 p.m. C'very Wt>dne!>ddy through Nov. 25 c1t the library, 420 Marigold Av<• The workshops will also fea- ture _strategies for Web naviga- tton. Adnusston is free. For more iniormallon, call 717-3801. free samples will be given dur-1 mg peak hours at Mother's Mctr· Marilyn J oyce w UI present a k~t und. Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., sC'nunar and book signing titled Costd Mesd. Vendor~ will set C)oy Beans -Hedlth Insurance in tablt•s up \Vllh products for th<' cl Pod from 7 to 8 pm. at the Patio public to try. Hours dre from 9 C die at Mother's Market and c1.m. to 10 pm. For more mlunna-Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa lion, ci:ill (714) 631-4741. MP.,d. Book s1grung will be from 8 MONDAY to 8:30 p .m , Reservations are n.>qu1red. For mor~ information, ( dll (800) 595-6667. Women'l) Gu1de will l>e presented by Ors. Mark and Angela Sten- gler from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and fGtchen, 225 I!.· t 7th St., Cos- ta Me.a. A bookiigrung will be from 8:30 to 9 pm. Reservations are required. For more mforma- tion, call (800) 595-6667. FRIDAY Free samples will be given dur- mg peak hours at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa M~sd. Vf>ndors will set up tables featuring theu products around the store For more infor- mation, call 631-4741. SEPT. 29 How Loud are the Dogs Barking, a free luncheon mvestmenl senu- nar, will be presented at 12:30 p.m. at The Arches, 3334 W. Codst Highway, Newport Beach. For more infonnauon, call (949) 723- 8362. ONGOING A conUnuous e-mall dJscusslon and support group for VlCtims o( the infectiou:. brain disorder Creutzfeldt-Jakob diseuse 1s available at http ://membersaol .com/larm~ str853/cjdvo1ce/qdvoice.htm. The KJwanJs Club of Ne wport Beach-Corona del Mar mPels t1t noon Thursdays at the Bahttl Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Rcly- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more mfonnatiotl, call 852-1148. Oasis Senior Center offers d half- hour of free legal consultallon hy f a,Ppointment. Appointments cdn be mdde at 644-3244. Monthly wo.rkshops for people with cancer and their relatives are ottered from 7 to 8;30 p.m. the second Tuesday of eyery month at the Patty and George Hoag Can- ccr Center in Newport Beach. For more information, call 760-5542. A support gTOup for younger lupus ~bents meets from. 1:30 to 3 p .m. the secbnd and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newp<,>rt Beach. For details, call 536-1734, A workshop for people With • lymphcdema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p .m the la st 1\iesday of each month m the auduorium at Hoag Ct1ncer C'c•ntP.r in Newport Beach - For information, call 760-5542. Oast Sf'nlor Center offers a meal progr<1m for members. Lunch is served dmly frctm 11 :45 a m. to 12:15 p.m. rn the multipurpose room dl 800 Mdrguerite Ave., Corona dcl Mar. Home-delivered meals aw availdble for home- bound seniors. Reservations are rc•qu1rC'd. Meals are sponsored by SCSS Inc. For more information, Cdll 644 3244. A back-country hike wilJ take pldcC from 9 d m to noon ut ( l)S- tcil CovP !->tatc> Pdrk. 84 71 E Codsl Highwn}, Nc>wport Hl1<1ch 1 ltkN., will mee>t ut El Morro V1s1tor Ct>n- ter. Pdrkinq I!> $5. ror mo1e mlor matwn. 'ct11l (!-}49) 444 -35 3ll Free samples will be given dur- ing peak hours dt Mother's Mc1r- kel and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th SI., Costd Mesa. Vendors will set lt1bles up with procluctc; for the public to samp~e. J lours Me trom q 11.m. to 10 p.m for mon• mlor· mc1l1on, rail (714) 631-4741 THURSDAr----P!I~~--~ $5 m1n1 u Stctraqe I I A seminar Utled PMS & Menopdusc.• A Natural New l eaf Naturdl Cui!.lne LLC of Coslt1 Mt>-.o will prPwnt c1 rook- inq cl<1ss on !-t<'cJ tu•t1sure., lrom <VW to l t .:HJ ti.Ill 111 Costd /\lt>sd. Rf•sc•n·r11lon..., .irr reqlmPd Aclnus-.wn '" $·~s. Tlw c Ids., i'> lun- 11t·d to lour or 1tv1 • peoph• for n10H' 111lom1c11tor1, tc1ll 444· 1005 SHOPPING.COM TUESDAY If you h.1vc lost money investing in du: C" sharn CaJI The Free samples will be given dur- lll!f pt•ctk h<Hll" <1t f\loUwr's \tdf~ kPI und Kite lu•n, n5 E 17th St . C ·o-.td t\ '""'' I lour., dfl' 9 11 m to Io p m F<H mor" mfomldt1on, cc1IJ 1,Jl-4741 Monica Klein will present a free scnun<1r titled Ayurut·dc1 · Sd<'n(C . of Lile trom 7 to 8 p m . ot the PdtJ·o Cdfe at Mother's MdtkPI t1nrl Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Co-,ta Mt•sd. Res<'rvttllon., tir<' wquircd. ror mor I mfonn(lllon, (nil !800) 595-bb67. Law Office of David Liebrader • (949) 553-2631 I t>r .1 FREE and ( onfiJenci~l Cun)ulc.uion. The Long Beach Coi11 eJ Collectib/eJ Expo September 24-27, 1998 LONG BEAC H CONVENTION CENTER /(If) ,1,,;,,, l't'111• /11°1'., /,011q Beach, <.'aft'/'. (R11lr1111n· c)' l'ar/..:i11q 011Pou•11.·c'.) • ~ho11•,1tlt• pho1;e( ;6]) -1;6 >6 )(J • 1 IO LR~: THURS-SAT IOam-ipm, SLN 10am-3pm Coins • Stamps • Sportscards • Phone Cdrds • Collectibles •J ewelry • U.S. & Foreign Coin Auction SPEChlL (;( fES1:· The U.S. Treru.ury Dept.'s Bureau of Epgr:wing & Prin.ting, bringing a$ I nmion e~ibit, as well as their infamou ... one-ton '>pider press. TheJ "ill al'>o i sue a commemorative Long &ach Expo .,ou~enir card- ,. A limited edition of 50. 0 Plu~ LOBE~ ;) '98 (stamp st'Ct1on) Ft·aturing "The Balle! ~lamp" ------------$1 QFF I Admission with this ad I ___ Goo2 alJ 1 ~§ ___ 1 The Orig inal MIKE '$ CARPET$ OVER 25 YEA RS IN COSTA MESA t Nm'\ Ownc'd be Operuted by Mesa Upholstery · BEST PRICES We will beat any· le~itiniate carpet price quote!! No Longer on 17th St. NOW LOCATED at 1998 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa TEXTURES • PLUSH CABLE • BERBER ·CALL NOW 642-8400 DESl .GN CEN TER ~~For All Your Decorating Needs!~' · ~ ' .. FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY ./ Individually Alarmed Units ./ Climate Controlled Units ./ Computerized Gale Access ./ Resident Management Team ./ Open 7 Days • 1000 Units ./ Competi1ive Rotes ./ Personal, Business & STORE MOW & SAVE $50 640-9019 1111-Comelbock Street Seasonal Stora_ge .f. Extra High Ceilings . Hewpor1 Beoch, CA $50 . U!!h l~!~~pa~!.~~!ob!.!~~!!I I • Campai e "Ci9' of tk ;t res" Presents ... Programming Aired_ on MediaOne Channel 3 MediaOne· Thi• l• 8rcled~. Thia l• rite wav. $50 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot • Oasl.s Senior Center offers re ntal of medical equipment, from whe~lcharrs to walkers and more by ~g ·~4-3244. ,J.; . . Oasis Senior Center has a cohl- prctiepsive medical library that can be used to research ctny m~ ic'al q'!estion. Call f.>44-n44. Oasis Senior Centt'r offers a rounselor to assist with questions about Medicare, HMOs, iind sup- plemental and long-term care insurance by dppmnlmt•nt. For more mformdtlon or appoint- ments, Cdll 644-3244. more mformation. call 722-4588. The AJllance for the Mentally m of Orange County provides edu- cation and emotional support for fom1lies with lovC'd ones who are mentdlly ill. A free supJ'Ort group mf'ets from 10 to 11:30 am. every other Sdturddy al Qrcmge County M(•ntal Health Chmc, 3115 Red l fill Ave., Co~td Me<.d. For more mformation, call 85.0-8463. St., Andrew's Presbyteria n Church offers d support group for rc1milies with loved ones who arc nwntally ill. The group meets Crom 6:30 to 8 p.m Sundays in the church's D1erenhcld l lall C. 600 St. 'Andrews Rodd, Newport Bectch. The conhd<•ntial group. is opPn to the community For more mfonnution, Cdll 631-2880 around town 2225 or Tma Fuman at 551-3156, · AJI Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7!15 a.m. Tue day:. at Mimi's Cafo, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more inlormabon, call 646-1252. Zen Home Slltcbery, a local manuldcturer of mt:ditation sup- plies. holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at MeSd Busi· nn:.s Center. 711 W. 17th St., Suite A~H. Costa Mesd For more infor- mation, call 722-7818. , The Newpo rt Beach Parks, Becic hf's dnd Recredbon Commis~ s1on meets at 7 p m . the fuSl Tues- day of each month in J.he City Counnl chamber;, 1300 Newport Blvd • Newport Beach For more mtonnc1llon, call 644:3151. The Costa Mesa HJstorlcaJ Soci- ety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheun Ave., C a Mesa. nu~ e\fenl features memorabiba from the city of Costa Mesa and the Sunta A.na Army Air Base. For more information, CdU 631-5918. Overe aters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p .m . Wedn~ days al St. John's Eptscopal Church, 183 E. Bay St., Cost.a.M.esa-For more informabo~. calJ 953-0900. Oasis Senior Center oilers a Parkinson's disease support group from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs- day of each month at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more infomiation, call 644-3244 Expanded Aware ness Seminars pre,c;ents a weekly mechtc1llon ses- c:1on pt 8 p.m. Wednl'sdays at the Hub of Newport M(•su, 230 E., t 7t~ St., Suite 218. Suggested donation is $10. Fur more infor- rnaCion, call 646-1128 Theo Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association pre!>cmts a men's support group at 4 pm. Fndays. The fee ist $25 per wss1on. For Prospects Networking Group .1 Nicotine Anonymous fellowship me~ts from 7 15 to 8.30 a m. wc1nts to help men dJ1d women Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 who smoke to qwt. and remain Newport Blvd,. Costa Mesa. smoke free. For more information Break.fast is $6. For more infonna-on local evening meetings. call lion, caU Angie Stafford at 474 -650-2713. The Yoga PJace offer s a prenatal and postnatal yogu class from '.3 to 4:30 p.m Thursdays. New dasM!~ begin on the hrst of the month. For more information, call 642- 7400 Hoag Cancer Cente r offers Man PRES ENTS THE 1998 BUSINESS EXPO • TAS.;E OF . . TRIANGLE SQUARE WEDN E SDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, t 998 5 :00 P.M. -8:00 P.M. $10 PER PERSON INCLUDES LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOOD PROVIDED BY ' . TRIANGLE SQUARE OVER 50 EXHIBITORS-- CALL THE COSTA MESA CHAMBER FOR TICKETS 885-9090 HE -- Whate.ver your Landscape or . M aintenance needs, Ll oyd 's can do it all. .. THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANC£7 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAYI [LJ Ll!N!!~!!:N~ (949) 646-7 441 Lloyd's Nursery a landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fairview Rd. Suite 2161 Costa Mesa1 CA 92627 EXPERT 1.AMDSCAPING I SPRINKLERS I MAINTENANCE tate ll n N . EDO _ lo Man, a free proi.tate c:ancer dts· cus 10n group, fro111 7 to 8:30 p.m . the fust Wednesday of each month at thP center aud1tonwn, 1 Hoag Dnve, Buikhnq 41, New- port Beach. For rrs~rvations or more inform~llon 't:c'lll 722-6237. ThP. Pacific Business Xcbange has weP.kly bredkfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pdciftc Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There .1s no chdrge for the initial m£>eting. For more information, call 640-0588, ' The Newport Beach Psycbologl: cdl Assooat10n presents d coed relatsonship group called lnSlght equals . Power at . 7 p m. Thurs: clays. The fee 1<> $25 per.week. For more information, caU 722-4588. Hoag Cancer Center offers a free rf'laxauon and undgery workshop from 10 to 11 :30 a m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Dnve, Bu1ldmg 41 New- • pt>rt Beach. For more mformabon, call 760-5542 Sotvrdoy, September 19, t 998 A 9 The Sea Explore r Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a . program for young men ag 14 to 18 interested m lcarrung about sa1bng. seamanship, p11otmg1 Odvtgdtion and cruising. Me t- ing& dre from 6 to 9 p.m. Wedn•~ dqys at the Sea Exµlorer Sen Bo'ie, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Be~ch For more mlor .. mation, caJJ 642-6301 or 551- 8?91. Oasis Sent.or Center offers ongo- ing a!.ststance. coun elmg and referral servJCes for seruor!.. fof , appointments or more i.nlormH· 11on, cdll 644-3244 · The Costa Mesa. SeQ.ior Cltii:en Square ·and Round D,u1ce Oub st.•eks expenP.nced clann:~rs to )Olfl in from 9 to 11 <1 m 111w~da~ !) al the Costa Mesa ~cmor Center. 19th and Pomonc1 streets Co ta Mesa. For more information c1ll 545-5669 SEE TOWN PAGE A 10 cetestino's . quality M E A ·T s r/JI' r11w..,1 \/t'!ll <l/ltl St'fl'irc' \t'<lf/11/1/1• \Wllfl'\ Rocky Fre :\Range Cl1ickens MANNING'S all natural BEEF \lclllllillg"., B<_·e~ Loi n Brnwl<·..,.., Top Sirloin s5'" II> Celt ·-,1i110·..., ~pccial ~ l cHillcl Wd Beef ·rri T ip · s4ill! II>. 11·111011 c,.ulic Ao ..,pn , . .., Pork H< ><l~t l l<•Clf.'h• .. .., • ~lct1111ing'!-i Be HH ·11 ·ss Spcn~~t ·r B<>dst .,_,,,, ' 111 Cdt•<,t111<>'..., Sp<'t inl ~ ldrinc l It'd Kcl -B<>l >S <;-•1•1 ....:> lb B<'t'I l 1111 h< 11 <'If 1 .. 111ll> Cctcstitl< f~ \\ >rl l"s UP..,I Jerk\ s4;q II>. 1\1•«1 o 11 .~ .:.!_L\ 1 IJ Wilt's pl I Jot Pt:!..\1!.l~I<' :--qu~!Ji./~ (_,"('j('..,l/l)CJS l W<'I CJ/ Tltlkt'" lc•tfilJ \\<' < wn1 Buw.l ts..·11<1 l'cudw •~ 270East17th St• Costa Mesa• (714) 642-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.-Sat., 10-6 Sun . ALE! --~ Save 40% OFF on all Henredon Furniture! njo.v H UGE savings of 40°'o on all I Icnredon fu rniture in-stock and special orderl:> ! elections rang ing from sleek contemporar:v to elegant tr~tditional. · • Henredon • Baker .• Century • Hickory White • • Jeffco • Sligb •and nzany otber<1/ • • Come explore our showrooms fo r the fi nest selections in unique domestic and handcrafted E u ropean home furnishings nov.: on sale! • Nc"v shipments of l le nredon a nd Eu ropean fu rniture have arrived! • Immediate delivc~· can ·be arr ange<l fo r a ll in- stock home fur nishings. SOUTH BAY LOCATION OPENING FALL '98! , J I , . SHOWROOM HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9:0 o-s:30; Sun. 12:00-5:00 . , LAGUNAIUCH 345 Nu; I~ P.C.H. (949) 494-6551 · , 10 Sotvrdoy, Septeml>er 19, 1998 ... TOWN CONTINUED FROM A 9 I\ h ..-e "iUpport group for cancer p<1l1P11b lllf'l'ls dt 7 pm Wedn~ clu~ s .u1cl cJ support group for pco- plt> .,u1f1•nn9 lrom c-hroruc fatigue s)111hui111• niet•ts lrom 7 to 10 p.m. w .. .i111 t1c1ri. at the lnsbtute for I I• •llblH Tn-.1tment and ResP.arch, HJ I 11 Wt• Wrly Place, Suite J 00, NP\\ port Bt-tl< h. For mor<> mfor · 111,111011, ct1ll :!51-B700. Arlhrllh founddtion Instructor W\ 11111<1 P\ 1c Kmlt•y ledds an ·exer- ' ..... c 1.1.,.s ttl 11 d .m. Thursdi.lY,S at 1111• 11•\\ 1 h Sernor Center. 250 E. H11k1~1 SI , Co td Mesa. For more 111fo1111.il111n, cttll 513-5641. N l<1hll)' ml't>Ungs are offered ln l osl.i f\ lt•s.i rind Newport Bedch 1111 ''"}'llll' whu wants lo over- ' 111111· 1111 ollllP ddd1ction For a ..,< h·•dull' or mofl• intonnallon, call 77 l II I Oh ot IHOO) ti42-066b Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a fr<-e tai chi class for intermediate to advdnced levels from 10:30 to 11.30 am. Thursdays for people Wlth cancer and their families. A b<-gmner session meets from 10·30 to 1130 a.m Fndays. The classes are dchlgned to reduce slre s, increase longevity and pro- mote a sense of well bemg with basic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenu- ous movements to aid m b.llance and concentration. The cJass is tttught by Victor Annand. No reg- istration is requued. Free. Hoag Cancer Center is dl 4000 W. COdst Hjghway. Newport Bedch. For more information, c"ll 722-6237. Oasis Senior Center oilers a dal- ly telephone contact program for emors who have a linuted local support system. For more 1nlor- mallon, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Communicators Joastmasters Club meets {rom noon to 1 p.m. Wcdnesddys dl the Ordnge County Department of Educallon, 200 Kdlmus Dnve, Costd Mesd Meetings .ar~ open to dnyonc who 'rants to improve his or her public spedking skills. For more mformatJon, cdll 444-5030. 1 lw '\lt'wport Sports CollecUon Io 111cl 1l10n, 11 nonprofit orqdnizd· t11111, 11p1•r.1IP ,, flee museum dl 11111 •·wprnl Cc•nlcr DrivE> Nt•w· I"''' H1 •111 h. rtll' musewn whKh 11 ..... 11111· 11f lhc world's larcwst col-The Newport Beach DtsUn- 1 .. 1 110.11s 11f .,.port... memort1billd, 1s I guished Toastmasters Club 1300 '-'1"'11 1111111 'Id Ill. lo 5 p Ill. W('l'k meets from 7 to 9 pm. 1\Jc•'>ddyS d11):. "''' 111111t• 111fomldlton, Cdll in Sgt. PPpperom's mccllng room' 7 .n 11 \{·I 2300 Bris~ol St, Newport Bc•ttch ' 11 'P 1 i1Ulbi11 ot ibt-l $'1'1 \. ''nut 10p10'-\bk i • Jlu.L'llk11\ SPEflAL REPORT: ·wholesale Mortgage Rates Now Available to the Public J n·t· lfrport c'posing in!'lider !>ecret has lenders in uproar. 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I~ f' 0 r P O \ ~ ~l-~~~:~!~J 1675 Superior Blvd. ~ Costa Mesa 662-1300 Lll#J~l-UJ around town W l ·T C H I N G TH E WI I 0 H T Essential Weight Management offers interactive and proactive weight-loss groups. Learn behavior modifica- tion and other techniques to control your weJght Cost is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 350, Newport Beach. For more information, call 718-9848. For reservdllons or more infom1a- tion. call 730-3671. CJub 691 m Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m Tuesddys at Mesa Verde United Meth~dist Church, 1701 W. B<lkcr St., Costa Mesa .. For -. Mesa Messengers Toastmaster 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of ~05 f'wy 545-7168 r---, 1 I I I •• I I I I I I WHOLESALE RATES TO THE PUBLIC NO EQURY REQUllmlll SPECIAL LOW FIXED RATE HOME LOANS ....... 1111 to 126% of Property VllUe ti' Get cash tor any good reason to $150.000 l'AST APPLtCATI~ AND APPROVAL BY TSL&PHONS . 100°/o FINANCING REFINANCE OR PURCHASE HOURS MON f.AI 7 OOom -1 OOpm I SAT v oo.m ... ()()pm I SU1'4 10 ooam. 2 OOpm TM! Ont ~Is l!cf!'Sed 111 lllt CA l:lef'I Ol l!eal Esbl9 Mes~ II)~ 1'!1.-(T<oU..--i::=r::-~ DID ~-,s:;,::::=rm--~ I I I I I I I I I I I • Newport Beach/ Costa Mesa Doily PiloJ . . more informdllon. <.dll 540·4446. Blue .flame Toabtmastrrs Club 27 17 mt>ets at 7 am. Wc•dm!!Sdays dl the Village f-dllllPI, South Coast Plaza ViJld!fl'. 1hS1 Sun- flower Ave., Costd Mt> ,1. Tlw meeting is frea tor hr!'\l•llllH? vt":>I· ton.. For more mfonnctllon, call 855-4308. Toastmasters Club 231 me-ets at 7 a.m. Monday:, at TI1e Irvine Co .. 550-C Newport C<mtt>r, New port Bet.tch. For moll' mfomhllion, call 733-2209. Harborlttes Toastmaster Club 1927 meets at 7 d.m. \\'t>clncsddys ,\l the Riverboat Cdl<', 151 E. Coast I lighway, Nc!wport BP.deb: For more ·mf<>m1dl..Wn.. c-.111 qu5- .3ti48 Lido Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6:30 lo 8 p.in at the Glendale fpcler<LI Bttnk Com- munity Room, 100 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Fa<;hton lsldnd, New- port Beach. For mon• info1mal1on, cctll 964-5314. · Oasis Senior Center offers a Care-A-Van trttnc;port to take ::a: mcmb<!rs to appointments and grocery s hopping. The sh ttle tttkes membel'l> to the center. appomlrn~nLc;, call 644-3244 People interested In reading English can leum with the helP. ~ a tutor. Hourly rates and times negotiable. For more information, ("clll 851·1739 Oasis Senior Center offers moat tlid scret•mngs with d Braille lnitit tute reprC's(•ntative by appoint- ment For more information, call 644-3244. Oasis Senior Center has a walk- 1119 group Cdlled Wdlkers NQt Rockers thut meets once a wee~ to enjoy scenic walks .in a_nd CiTOund the Newport Beach' area. For rnorC' information, call 644- 3244. An discussion group for recove~ ing women akohohcs who hat'e been sober al least a year me0G from 8 to 9:30 p.m . Thursdays to cliscu5s reidllonships, careers and living liCf' "obcr There is a cost bdsed on a sliding scale. For more information, cdll 225-8189. 3150 Bear Street, Costa l\1esa. CA )ii (7i4) 708-480S l 11tt'run ti 01111 l }'lr:tl'lqna rtrn Vi~it the International Headquarters -0f TBN! l-'ree hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the hfe and miracle~ of ChriM and the ministry of th e Apostle Paul! /lours: .lion-/11111·.• /(/11111 fi/'"' I ri-S111 I011111-9pm .. \1111 .!pm f1p111 Meeting LOcation: Newport Beach Central Libr Friends' Room 1·000 Avocado Avenue Monday, September 2 I , 1998 7:00 pm For more information, please call: 644-3131 -paid advertisement - Imagine your child How does your child's school measure up? SCRATCH & DENT WARE HO MOVING SALE UPT070%0FF • • expenenang . .the j~ of the - . Mon~ri Tradition. ••.. · '°""''-' K,.-.,.,.,_ l'JI ,, •• ,..,., ,.,.,., Atn~,.7 7,, •• ,,.. ~rt r Montessori Center itl~ I l81h "'"'" • t:osu Mcu liws (9,9) 6S0-34:42 ' CRIBS CHANGING TABLES SEPT.16, S" ;rw1N 110~__,_~--SEPT""l71 SU FURNITURE BEDDING ACCESSORIES STORE: (949) 6 WAREHOUSE: (949) 17092 PULLMA~ STEC, IRVINE 92614 date book .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot SCfturdoy, •Sep mber 19, 1998 A 11 . . ¥\ task that's not hard to swallow ,If I Sampling the offerings qt the Taste of New- port will make your wouth water and taste buds sing JENIFER RAt.1.ANU are not many places where you can order Thell shrimp sticks, low- rat trench fries and luscious crem~ tiruiee all in one silting. Sul you can get all of that and more at the Taste of Newport, the annual Chamber of Commerce rtQ-flt that draws thousands of people to the city to sample the ·culinary delights local restaurants have to offer. FYI TASTE OF NEWPORT +WHERE: Newport Center Drive +WHEN: 4 to 11 p.m. today; noon to 8 p.m. SUI!- Clay +COST: ~ admission, $1 ·to $5 per taste ".;Kinny• Jow•fat frnn ch 1nes. Mex1can food lover !'.>hould try the Fresca's Mexican Grill booth for a taste of vegetanan ·wraps OI a grilled puwapple shnmp taco, and Left at Albuquerque. sen: up Southwestern chicken skew- c>rs dnd camitas tacos There is also a wide selec-tmn of. seafood, lrom c;ushi dt Kolo Restaurant l(1 c:lam chowder at the Bluewater c;riU to coconut crusted hrunp at Bistro 201. , One of this' reporter\ pPrsonal favontes was from the Pavilion r1t the Four Sc>asons Hotel booth, The i:assdfetci pasta with gnlled c:h1cken,. brocco!J lemon and chilies is to die lot, espectally with some fresh-grated Parme an cht>ese spnnklt>d on top. If you ar .. Wilhng to spend the next f~w months'" hvmg dt Ltie gym, try the double Belgi m chocol~te' souff1e with whipped cream an.d chocolatt' gauce trom 81 tro 201 or the killer chooolate ludge c¥e or New York chees..,. cake tram BaJl>oa Dessert Co. 1nc. U not, d low-fat dltemdtive rnn he found at the f:ru1t·d·freeze h~th wheJ'• frozen bars dJP. onJy ·70 calori£ ~ mr' no faL --THE CROWD More food thc:lll you could ever iwagme and great entertainment makes the weekend-long event a perfect way to spend an end-of. summer evening Everyone from + ENTERTAINMENT: Rick Springfield and Arrow 93 FM presents Studebaker Hawk today; The Commodores 'and Starship on Sunday. 1.AAAV DORTCH I OAl\.V PR.OT Julio C. Tort and Chef Juan Cruz serve filet mignon and mashed potatoes during the Taste of Newport at Fashion Island. To wash 1t all down, there ari' booths, /or .l>C'er and wine through· out the food f Pstlvdl dnd f lansen's ·serve nonalcoholic soilas, smoothies and Elm gy b.w. cook e young adults, families with g children and couples in came out for the premiere y night. . you make your way in the es on Newport Center Drive, with the Bnstol Farms booth 'the mixed baby greens salad 1th gorgonzola cheelle, raspber· iviei, onion and raspbeny Vinai• grelte. The mix of flavors will melt in your mouth as you savor the tangy ·dressing and crunch wal- nuts. Also popular at the Bristol. Fanns booth was the bayou black shnmp gumbo m a mini-sour- dough bowl. The Riverboat Restaurant, servmg up smoked baby back ribs and J umor's special gumbo, had an iinpress1ve boat-shaped booth. 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Tcrmille not only mc1cle it to Broadwdy, sl')e's hrought Broad: way to Co!.ta THEATER REVIEW ~~· ~~~~- uue role of "VictorMctona• c1t the Orfil\ge County Pt-rfomung Arts Center ·\Jld "thilt voice" is still a power- house m the Merman-Garland- <;treisdJld mode. Tenrulle excels both as a · singer and conuc .tctress, lighting up The Center's stttge with her 1 OO-wc1tt smlle cmd !>lruttmg her superior showmanship She slips romiortably into the character created bf Julie Andrews first on sc:rcen c1nd much Idler on stage. d down-and-out smger who stnkes 1t m:h tts tt female JJTlper- ..,onator d womdn pldymg d rnc1n drt>s'>ing us cJ womcm 111 the Pans of the 1930s. Bld)(.e l!clwcuds wrote the orig- mal movie for \ndrews. his wile, who H'pnse music of J loruy \.1ancim dOd thP lyncs-cl Leslie Bncusse, for Utt current tour, oomposer Frank Wildbom has added ct po1pnant solo for Victo- ria. • Llving· m the Shddows, • m • WHERE: Orange Coun- ty Performing Arts Cen- 'ter, 600 l'own Center Drive, COSta Mesa + WHEN: Final perfor- mances ,today at 2 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 and 7:30p:m. · + HOW MUCH: $21 to $52.50 + PHONE; (714) 740· 7878 . . which showcases Tennille~ mar-.. velous vocal talents: "Victor/Victoria" takes a wry and often hilarious look at sexual roles, attitudes and perceptions, pnnopally the dilemmd raced by a fully masculine guy who ques- tions his sexuality when he falls for Victoria, still assunung she's really Victor. Deruus Cole is ter- nfic in this character. 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HetWINH ••• I ff IA ,..,, JACOI ••• ,,. UClf l»h COii ... Mf MCI ... ~~.'TJ.o~ t4 .. 111 sou~ cap t1•a1& .. .!J1.D Col 's spurn d lover, a chardcter Wted bag and conc;1derable bag- gage from Jean Hagen's shrill movte tar in •smgmg m the Rain." Director Mark S. Hoebee has'unwlc;cly given Mauro carte blanche with her histrionics, and she responds with all the smooth- ness and subtlety of Jerry Lewis, Jim Carrey and the Three St<>Pges combined. She does, however, shine brightly in her second-act "Chtcdgo• number. Domiruc Cuskem also ~oes out on a limb with his acodent- prone unpresario character, though not quite so far as Mauro. A.J. Irvin scores with his burly but intellectual bodyguard, pat- terned alter the Alex lCarras role in the movie, who has a surprise of his own in store. · · Comedy rules tliroughoul this musical, with one extended faro-, cal sequence in adjoining hotel suites reminiscent of the antics of -I Not to be confused with the Competition!! . 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Finally We're Planning to Move In Early December Thank You to oll of our loyol customers who houe made> our move possible. You'll be pleased with the results. Come on 1,1 & see the rendering of our new loeatlor1 and enjoy the 15 veors of hl1tory In our current spot. Open 7 D•Y9 4:00pm to 1 O:OOpm Sund.ye at 2:00pm 631-2110 where the "PASTAllUTIES" are Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot date book • Sotvrdoy, September ~ 9, 1998 A J J TH~ HARRY JAMES ORCHESTRA The Harry James Orchestra, led by Art Depew, will pcrfonn at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Robert B. Meore Theatre at oc~ 2701 Fai.rview Road, Costa Mesa. .'\dvance admission is $23 for 1dutts..a.nd.S20 for seniors, stu· dents and children. Admission is 126 at the door. For information, c;all {714) 43_2·5880, ext. t. AMERICA ~erica will perfonn at 7 and ~:15 p.m. Friday at Twin Palms (estaurant , Fashion Island, 630 Newport Center Drive, New· port Beach. lkkets are $50 for the concert end a three-course dinner and $25 for the concert only. For lOformation, call (949) 721-8268. MOAC SYMPHONY OROtESTRA Qiianist Marcus Roberts, who has been blind since birth, will perform "1th the Pad.fie Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Oct. 1 and Oct. l at the Orange County Perf onn- ing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The program Will include Roberts' interpretation M "Rhapsodylli Blue.· Tickets range from $17 to $48. For infor- mation, call (714) 55&-2787 OtRISTIAN MCBRIDE Jazz bassist <;:bristian McBride will perform at 7:30 and 9:45 p .m. Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 in Founders H~ at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. nckets are $34 tor the 7:30 p.m. performances and $30 for the 9:45 p.m. performances. For information, call (714) 556· 2787. FABULOUS LADIES OF.SONG Nannette Fabray, Gogi Grant. Mary Lou Metzger and Beryl Davis will perform With the Big Band AU $tats as the Fabwous Ladies of Song at 4 p.m . Oct. 4 in the Robert B. Moore Theatre at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance admission is $23 for adults and $20 for seruors, students and children. Admission is $26 at the door. For informa· bon, call (714) 432-5880, ext. 1. -STAGE 'AH, WILDERNESS!' South Coast Repertory's produc- tion of Eugene O'Neill's only comedy •Ah, Wilderness• runs through Oct. 11 on the Main- stage. Performances will be 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays and • 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. Tickets range from $26 to $45. South Coast Repertory is at 655 Town Center Dnve, Cos~ Mesa. For information, call (714) 708, 5555. 'DtMLY PERCEIVED THREATS TO THE SYSTEM' South Coast Repertory will pre- ent Jon IOein's comedy Tuesday through Oct. 25 on the Second Stage. Previews will be Tuesday through Thursday; the play will open Friday. Performances will be 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fri- days, 2:30 and 8 p .ni. Saturdays an<J 2:30 and 1 30 p.m . Sundays. Preview ticke~ begin at $18; reg- ular tickets range from $26 to $43. Pay what you will at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 26. The theater is at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For information, call (714) 708-5500 .. 'THE REAL THING' OCC's Theatre Department will present Tom Stoppard's Tony- award-winning comedy "The Real Thing• Friday through Sept. 27 and Sept. 30 through Oct. 4 in the college's Drama Lab, 2701 Fa.i.rview Road, Costa Mesa. Per- formances will be 8 p.m. Wednes- days through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. Admission is $6 in advance and $6 at the door for Wednesday, Thursday and Sun· day performances and $7 in advance and $9 at the door for Fri- day and Saturday shows. For mtormation. call (714) 432-5880. -ART ARTISTS IN ACTION The Cannery restawant plays host to Artists in Action Crom noon to 4 p.m. every Sunday. Al'filts will give live demonstra- tions on the patio. For lnfonna· non, call (949) 723-1922. The Orange County · · J.{is~anic "ducatto~ .. G....dowment ~ j~d Through the generosity or corporations and lndlv1dua1s, The Hispanic Education Endowment fund Is on the threshold of establishing a $1 million endowment to enhance educational opportunities for Hispanic youth. vjf e. Jal((le a 11cl tlta nk ou Jf :JjtcnJOl'J who. haoe J1tade t/U; j <J.>Jf'iile . Patron's Cir.cle (Annual contributton of S25,000 or more) Friend• of California State Univeraity, Fullerton Friends of University of California, Irvine MANA of Orange County The Eisner Foundation Miller Brewing Company Olga and Fe rnando Niebla Sage Hill School Southern California Edison Tim es Mirror Foundation The Times Orange County Wash!~on Mutual Chairman's Circle (Annual contribution of SI0,000 or more) ' The law. firm of Alvarado, Smith, Villa & Sanchez Avila~ El Ranch/to Cordoba Corporation · Disneyland Fluor Foundation Hispanic Bar Anoclatlon of Orange County Hlapanlc Chamber of Commerce of Orange County Irvine Health Foundation KMEX-TV Channel 34 La Opinion Lucky Stores, Inc. Union Bank of California Socorro and Erne•to Va•que.a l•abelle Vlllaaeiior/McDonald'• 7(1,~f!J ~(h(n1 f.Y'ollaJt. ·rlrth.1"11(111 Septem~r 25, 1998 • nie Hyatt Regency, Irvine For ticket information, please call (949) 55:1-4202, ext. 27 71tf! llu.puni<: FJuc11tr0n Endnuimfnt F'uttd ~laMI to thanlt "'*' nme• ~ c oonty and ttt. Do1/y Aloi /of' tltlt1r U...lttd ronmbuti<Jn f ... 'CALIFORNIA COAST' ·calitonua Coai;t " an exhibit of oil pamtings by Michael Ober· meyer of Laguna Beach. will be at the Newport Bedch City Hall Gallery, 3300 NewpQrt Blvd., from Monday through Nov. 4. Obermeyer is tJ chtuter member of the Laguna Plein·Air Painters Association. For 111fom1ation, call (949) 717·3870. GEORGE HURREU . •George Hurrell: Hollywood and Beyond,• an exhibit of Hurrell's black-and-white photographs or Hollywood stars of the 1930s and 1940s, will run through Sept 27 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 650 San Clemente Drive-. N~rt Beach. Admission 1s SS for adults, $4 for sertiors a11d stu-. dents. and free for member~ and duldren under 16. Hours are 11 d m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is at 650 San Clemente Dnve., Newport Beach. For informallun, call 759-- 1122 MARK 01 SUVERO Six huge steel srulpturf.'s by Mark di Suvero will b£> on dis- play through Sept. 27 fuound . Town Square Park near the Westin South Cuilst Pla7a, 686 Anton Blvd., Co::.la M<'sa. The exhibit is presPnted by the Orange County Museum of Art·· <md South Codst Pl{l7d Di ' Suvero's drawinqs wdl -also be on display at the museum. 850 San ClementeUnve, Newport Beach through Oct. 4. For information, call (949) 759-1122. 'MAN AND HIS HORSE' •Man and His Horse.· an exhibit of Western-themed oil painting::. by Tom Avila, will be on display m the Newport BPach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.,' through Sept. 30. For informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. GLASS INSTALLATION Artist Thenmm statom's large- scale glass msldUation will open - Oct. 3 at the Orang£' County Museum of Art South Codst Plaza Gallen'.· 3333 Bristol St., · Costa Mesa. The exhibit Will run ·through Jan.'3. Admission isJre Gallery hours are Monday thro"'9h Fnday·from 10 a.m. to 9 p.n)., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday trom 11 a.m. tu 6:30 p.m. For inrormation, call (714) 662-3366. BRETT REICHMAN'S PAINTINGS "New Calilornia Art: Brett Reich man,• featunng Reichman's paintings of conunon childhood unages W1lh hidden meanings. will run through Oct. 4 at the Orange County Museum of Art. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 tor seniors and students. children under 16 and museum member:. are free. Hour~ are 11 d.m. to 5· p.m . Tuesday through Sunday. The museum 1s dt 850 San Clemente DrivP , Newport Beach.Forinlormation.call(949) 759-1122. DANCE BAUET fOU<LORICO MEXICANO Ballet Folklonoo Mexicano will · perform at 8 p m . tcxidy in the RobeJt B Moon• Th<•atre ar OCC, 2701 Fa.LMcw Road, Cost Mesa. Advdilce adnli s1on 1s $23: for adults, $20 for seniors and ~ OCC students ctnd $1'2 tor chi.l· dren under 12. AdrruSS1on at the door 15 $26 and $14 for children. For information, call (71 4) 432· 5880, ext. l CHINESE DANCE · Th~ Lily C..U Chines• Dance Com· pany will perform at 8 p.m Sept.. , 26 m the Robert B Moore Theat{e at QCC, 2701 FCWV1ew Road, cos .. ta Mesa. The SllC-member dance troupe blend:. cla~s1ru.J, tolk illld modern dances Advance admis· SIOO lS $23 and $20 for occ SIU· dents, seruors and children und~r 12 Admission 1s $26 at the door. ' Forlnformation.call(714)432- 5880 ext 1 · NEW YORK CITY BAUET The New York City Bdllot will perlorm Oct 13 through Oct 18 at the OrC111ge County Perlonn- 109 Arts Center. The program will mdude Peter Martins' •fecu· ful Symmetries" and •Barber V1ohn Concerto,• George Balan- chine's • Agon" and Jerome Rob- bms' "Brandenburg.• ThP center 1s at-000 To.wn C.:l"nter Dnve, Costa Mesa. Tickcts rc.inge from $10 to $66. For mlormation, caU (714) 356-2787 ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAUFOINIA LAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY FREE Pkk·•P & Dtl"-Y • All Certifit4 t.c~1l~u 642-4522 . 121 lndustri1I W1y • Costa Mesa EVEREST ~the IM>JC. Mow.~ on our GIANT' 1/1 ~ Scroen tncLcf1ngthe Muaic"' ~ ~ in 11.,000 watt DiSt-1 saund ruturtng~~U.111~ A MacG11livra_y rrccman rilm • }. 14 ·Sotvrdoy, September 19, 1998 commun1 forum Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doity Pilo READERS RESPOND Jim f err-yman S vote was. ~right ·on, At issue: The school board member's wite, d teache·r, will be nefit 1rom. raise. T hrouqh thf• ye>dt'> I huvt• n•dd . 111c1ny 1Jt1lly Pilot ;lf~J( h•\ COO· c 1·rn111q the• qwnqs un of th<.: N1•wporl Mf''>d '>< hool d1'>tricl .ind"' hool ho.nd puhhcs or lack of, hut flf'Vf•f with "" UIUCfl dJ\· 1 .. .,,,. ,,., Hw 11ttJd1• c1hout .hm f.t·r. 1 ~ fllrHI .rnd his 1•y1•hrow-rcusmg !,11.11d, lll<'lllhN:S VOIC l!ICJ lh<'IT p11llt1c 111 c 11rr1•c lJ11•S1> < un< crns 11Vl'I .Jun's vutf' I ·r1•rrym.m 's vote on ll•11c tll'r ldJSr•s lw111q (fUl'S· J11111<·ri, • Sr·pl 111 Sh.rnw cm ~1111, hoc1rd mf'm H'I" f)ww h<lfcl·wurking tf•dc h- 't·r-.. cJl•-,pfV(.• rl Wl'll·hlrrWd rdl'><'. ~Jth or without the• pohll<ctlly :r 11r1t•h '. wh1•lhN Jun r;Nry · 111.m's w1l1 I'> <1 t1 •r1c hl'f or not J'hP'>t' tc·c1clu·r'> llllVI' l'drm•d d vnt1• lh<1l cl<w'> nut nc•t•cl lo 0:.ull lf'rt• lo yow pollLK<ll corr1•ct- 111•'>s 1d1•c1J.., f-Nry1111111, your lt11 c1I vol<• w11s r1qht 1111 Poltt1cr1lly 1(lcorrr•«l <>r 1111 rr•! I who C'r1r1•s( Thr• ll•t1c h ,.,.., d1•"'•rv1· t1 1<11..,c- UZRAY < 'o~tr1 Ml'">t1 H ow could Uu~ per.; ibly he a conflict of inter st whr.n Mary Ferryman 1s onf' of 1,070 lPdChP.r.> to bl' ,Hf~·c;tc•d by thJS voter l laving been df'QlH.llnlr•d with both for dbout hvf> y<•dr">, J have come to see how much th1•y holh give bdck to the cornmumly 1n which they both uw ttnd work. Therefore, r Hnd lhn questwn of .hm rerrymdn's con01ct cJf 1ntPr· est to. be absurd:. . . I am sure bec,~usi> .Jm1 h,1c; hn.thand know! •ctg1· JJf h<JW hdrdchNs m the Newport-Mesd schO<Jl dis· tnct. Bee<.1use th~ votl' Wrts 1mr1n- lmous, 1t would uppcc1r thc1t th1· entire school board wt1s look1nq to rewc1rd Mdfy Ferrymdn <1nd uJJ ol th<• other ledchNs d '> w1·1l. ln hght of th<> cum>nl poht1r ctl mpc,s thlS country is m, lr>l ur.; lw lht1nkful thc1t w<> httvP d qrc•ttl . !Jff)Up of teachers who urc· I irltllly CJe>llmg the raises ihf'y '>O mw h deserve> d!Jd ledV(' 1l <1l tht1t JULIE KRAMER ( 'oslt1 M<•Srl REBUTTAL Jlm Ferryman J sm Ferryman's vote to raise l£>ttcher saldnes, which meant d sut>!;tdnlldJ rdise for lus wife, h1qhhghts a most mteresting Clf- <'umstunce. Jn kce pmg Wlth the district's zNo tolerance policy, I believ~ FNrymdn should be transferred to rJnothf'r school board for 90 <l«ys . STEVE SMITH Cosl.d Mesa Pare nts -working or not -should find time for kids ~hct\.• 1111 n pro111plf•d to wnlc thJ'> ll'tlcrm rt•..,1111nw lo <''rirol Johnson's r1•butt.il letter ( "H }'1111'v1· qot ltr111•, yo11 'v1• prubrthly qol money: Sf>Jil I~) . < "ruul l1•1·b th.it th1• "'>.r111J.w<J mom~ who spend tmtlr·.,... luntr'> 1n lht• dt1s'>10<m1" or "the r><trent 11 ~•t... down to ww k on Oldlh prolJlf?ms, wkcs 1 1 l11ld to tlw p11hhc hl)l<Jry for r<'sedrch, helps Wllh hook tt•porl'> ctnd clnlb m11ltlplJC"ttlJon ldbles" :1~ .1111'· '"do"'' h1·1 dU.,I' "<;OOH'Ofll' f>l!>e IS providing th1• m111wy 111 run twr housc•hold • I .1111 c1 "llllJll', wor k1119 j)dJt•nl, <1nd I hdVP dlwdys 11111!11• 111111· to h<•conu• 10votv1•d 111 ttwtd'\1ct1llon of lllY I l11ld Wrnkinq P·•~Pnts -or 1><11t•nt, 1n my CdSC -cun ~11U l1111l t11n1· to t1ss1!-.l th(11T thtldr<'n with homc- v.111 k '" do v11lunlf•1•r wurk for th<' h•cJdlCr or dwol. It 1 ... t1 ntc1llPr ol pnontJc•s dncl good or<Jdni· ~.1h1111 111 tum• Tht'H' <trc• countl<''>!> volunteer tdsks ~v111k111q pt11Pnts rc111du11t hom<• c0Ut1ting, sort- ..,11q , < 11tl111!1. lrct<"UHJ, 1•tc:. Why not cttll your child's • 1t•t1c hl'r <111<1 sc•1• whrtl you <.dn ttrrangcl Mc1ny PTA :111b'i 1 1111 lie• r1«·11111ph'>h<'d t1ftl'r wc)rking hours. Cdll :111., PT1\ pn•"d1•nt t1nd 1•xprc•s., your 1ll•s1rc to - "'" 1>1111• mvolv1•cl. '" Wl1ttl l1<1pp1 111Pd to lttkmq your r htld to the - htm1ry on Sr1turdoy or Sunddy/ What about dnlhn!J on mullipllrnt1on tables as you drive to soc- c t>r prcH lKf'? Or try turrunq off the teleVlS10n and domq tJ prr1c IJ< 1• spcllm!J lc•st as you prepdle din· nm. Why not n•ru l tnllboards und street signs With your c hiJtPn to your < htlcl n•dcl his libiary book. Tdke tht> chtlcfu ·n to tlw mdrkN with you dlld let the m wc•1qh llw produ< <' Then, cdlculate the cost of whc1l you ht1v1• st•lc'<·tC'd. l lc>lpHHJ with s<·hoolwork does not ulwdys mean s1thn<J down c1t th<> t.ihlP 01w-on-one. • CclllllCJ clhout the (.'dUCdlion of your chlld does not tc1k1• rnonc•y or "o,omPonr elc,c paying the bills." lt d()(•.., tt1kP so111c• Sdt11fic e of personal tune. But tht•n, your rhald won't nced·you to drill math facts, dSSlSl with hook. 1t'po1L<; or dnve them to the library forever. Wlu-n U1t1t c.Jdy «JJIWS, you sltll will have mom than c>nough tune to do the things you could- n't clo l>eforc• wlu•n ~uu weore invcstmg your pcr- sohc1I l1rn,. m lh1• PducdlJon of your child. VONNA HAMMERSCHMITT Newport Beach . . COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Teen smoking too hot an iSsue to be ignored 11nk s111ok1nq ... 11nko,, lllPr.tlly nd fHJ\ll<lllVPly The• C'ost.s M1•sc1 C"'1ty < 'ounc 11 s c1..,k1·cl hy r1 qroup of tr1•11ciq1·,... 111 hr>c·ome> th1• 111'>1 cHy 111 < >1.i11111• < 'ounty to J>ct..,., c1 l11w Jl('OplP slort lh"ir d<•ddly hf1h1t ol '>molong. Even thouqh lhf' tolMC'· ro induslry know'> how deadly thc>tr product is, in 1993 thC'y s1wnt $6 billion advcrl1 Sm (J <Hid promotmg their products; th,1t's ttlmost $200 d Sf-'cond 1•usy 1l wtts tor underage smokers. to huy ciqt1r<•ttes from Costa MP.,!• husUlcsscs. Teens were solcl ugmettes. A group of teens trom c!>tc1ncid High School in the .Sp1•c1k O ul C'dmphre program pwposed lhttl d city ordmdilce be Clltl< h.•d They received support lh.11 1i>q1111P.., lhdl r.19d1!'tll'!> to bt• ~old only from lwhmd lhP . • 11111111•1 Thi' purp<>..,<' wc1s to< ut d11w11 on k1d-..~d tc>11ns <,lt•tthnq C"l'J•HPllr•s, so tht>y won't ht•qin lit•• ... mok111q hr1h1t It would c1lsu 111111• dPrks to cJ'ik for 1cJt•11t1flc d h1111 lllOfl'. !\lr•cirly 50' . of Orancw C ·ounly •1dol1•...c Pnls hdW' lnl'llll>kct DPClln 1\fllllklll<J hy t)w clCJ(' of 1 'l, tlOcl 10''. hy .iqt• 14. Mt1k11111 c19t1- fPll< .. ., h'°''> cl<C C''>Mbh• lo younq t• '"lltl!J<'r'> .,hot1ld C'llt clown on Jht'"'' n11mh1•r'+. Th1• tnbt1C<n 111<1 11 ... tr y ..., 1,11ql'tinq lit., ~<111•!> tOWtlld tf'f•ndq<•rs, tnmonhpo, clnach ddy Tlw uhttc co industry 1s wmnmg )t•C«tM'! <?c1c:h clcty :t,000 younq So why should tC'Pnr1gc1s 1·,uc· Jf d s.-iokN wctnts to n sk his bl<• hy smoking? S<>condhdnd smoke• 1.., dS dectdly ds what tlw ... niok1•1 anhdlcs, c,u children of smokt•rs who didn't mc1kP the chm«• lo smoke ctrf' cilfN h d. loo. Thl• u•'>· [llfdlory ddmenL'> CCIU...,!tl hy S{'(. ondhttnd smok<• n•sult m "'-' to 15,000 chlldrPn twmq ho p1tul· J7<.>d dllnUdlly. Smolung costs OfdnHe County more lhttn $50<),000 annudlly· TI1dt's $2:18 per rcs1d(•nt Tht• t1nnudl costs of tohd<ro·r(•lt1tl'd ho:.p1tullz'c1llon cur' m Cuhforn1t1 1~tecds $1.6 billion, 77"·,. nl w hich is pc1id by public funds So whll(• smok<>rs muy lldY for th('tr · rigarettPs, the nonsmokNs p«y for lhetr mc>dical costs. Teens from Costd Mt">ci ) hgh • School pctrtlopatcd with th • Camphr~ pr0<Jram to s chow IL 1010 h 0 111 the ~chool board and the nty of Costa Mesd Chtld Care rind Youth Sc•rv1ces Committee, dS wpll d!> the Action CoJD.Jllittee uf Tcl'nS for th<• City or COSld MPsd O n Aug 17, the proposed orchnunn• d1d not pass by a vote of 2-3 But two members or the City C'ounc1l will be elected this Novc•mber, and the teens plan to prop<>sc th~ ordinance again ctfl<•r lhttl time. lf you care about · this 1..,~ut•, you mtty want to lJsten to whut tht> ct1nd1datcs have to '!~Y Won't you show your sup· port, loo( • MAGGI£ SANDOVAL Is a junior at Costa Mesa High School and the daugh- ter of Daily Pilot columnist Gay Geiser· Sandoval. Orange County needs international airport P.R. firm is necess#ary Q uestion · Why would a group opjJoled to Bl Toro Airport spend 125,000 to write Newport Beach nllkl•n'* a letts uk1Qg UJ to coll ow city otlldall And 01JP018 spending money to hire a publie relatiom ftnn ("Bl Toro advocatet 1eektng 135,000 In mailer donations,• Sept, 12)1 I am for removal (or John Wdyn Airport · pan Ion plen from nvironmental r port) a long as th opinion ii that th• t?nvb'onm•n· tal 1 port lS not void lf thlt h4ppena ( ·w111on want to u 2 El Thro proposals," .S.pl ) 7). t em right ln the flight pattern ol the John Woyn AirJ><>rt and am .not tor the espamlon of thi fa Id. My opinion Is not beeaUH I lift und• __..,...,..hn flight path. trot because Orange OoQDty am nd wttl be" 1 ding al'ea fot tbe Southern call· -min populnuon Thi 11 elreecty becoriUng the Jnttnc:'lal di met Jor th IOlllhetn erea, and I feel thttl n mt rnaUonel a1q>ort will heap our aree. ROSS AHO M.+NM UMON Newporta.ch ADawer: They JmOW tbe only way tlwy can *'-t the Bl,., Akpolf PllD .. .., ...... ~. the truth. and·~~ ........ .. 1 lW'id bY UI wm 1W>W ID~ tbii 1ttati119Y and eftectNely get out • ladl to ...... the&r nction • SOiution: N wpOrt 8eeCh Medi to )Ike the a,_. firm poisibl IGl_CI .. "-"""' IMda • Three cheers for I.Jndsay Davenport In a time when there are so few role models tor ow country, it was with great pride thot our Qwn hometown gal Undsay Devenport won the U.S. Open. She has quietly played hm matches for tlie past few years, getting so littlf• attention. The three Bs have pr vailed - bra~-sy, bn1tty and bn1gtJy. All along, the tennis world hos loo~ed to the more vis.Ible SYJ11· bols to reprci,ent the sport - Venus, Martina or Annd. · Good for you, l..i.ndi>ayl . I foorayl Whitt a wonderful les- son for our childrPn that a per- son con be a wumer even it they quietly do thell' job, doesn't knock down anyone else to get ahead and most of all is humble. Sometimes good prevails. So why didn't the Daily Pilot put Lindsay on the front page • in big headlmes? CYNDtE BORCOMAN Newport Beach Kudos to writer of Clinton letter l have 1ust read Tom Thomp- son's letter of the week ("A good leader doesn't have to be perfect," Sept. 15). liooray for Thompson tt voice of com- mon t.ense in the bast.Jon of right-wing Repubhcans. I appre<..1ate your letl'!r PATTY ULLEGRAVEN Balboa Island Thank you, Tom Thompson of Balboa, for your letter of the week. It's nice~ to see lhore are a few of us in Republican Land. This wUl probably be th~ only positive rn.sponse to your letter from our area. LINDA REED Balboa Perun~ula a&ILlll Undsay Davenport add.repes the crowd after being presented ~th the key to the dty of Newport Beach and other bonon for her acc~ pUshments u a professional tennis player. but we will have d fund-raiser Nov. 8 and 9 to help raise mon- ey to keep the p,ark open and maintained. And pictures Ii.Ice this just help get the word out that there is a bark park and there is a place to keep the dogs happy. ' SANDRA BURTRUM Costa Mesa ·Honors class issue strikes nerve It IS amazing and extremely .sad to see how the seU-sefVUlg interests of a handful or New- port Harbor families hds made such a negative impact on the entire school rommuruty ("Honors students' work will be worth more," Aug. 31). How dare such appalhng individuals put themselves DIANA MIJlVllGU /ONlY PllOI MJchdel Ros9 and his giant schnauzer Winston enjoy a day at the Cosld Mesa Bark Park. Bark Park coverage . well-reccivod I tun on the Costu Mesa Bark Paik voluntcm rnmmittcc, t111d I Just wanted° to thttnk you for all tho wonderful pictures thnt you put m your new paper of ow park und tho dog!> being so happy, p ohccllly the one this morning on th Jront wtth Michael RO$S and Winston - oh, my go h, an ahsolutely beiiutiful photogruph ("Come and get it,• S •pt. 1.'>) l don't know U you know, above the needs of the rest of the district. How will th1s ridiculous not.Ion of weight(.'<.f honors classes help the re~t of the children in the other high schools m our district? And U their actions weren't bad enough, they have tho unmitigated gall to want to make 1t retroactive all the way to freshman year. It we have thRt kind of extra money m.the district, there must be better ways to pend it lt see.ms to ma that if we had an extra 5 cents In the budget, it better go to buying a pencil for some poor 0~·, kid who needs one I have no ldea what it woulq3~ take to undo what they have l\"'1~ done, but J hope that someone·~! gives it a good try. All l can • hope for dt this point is that there will be a vigorous cam· paign lo either re-call those , • board members who are tryi.n~ .. to waste. our money so blatantly or to at least make sUie that ~ they get the message at elec-~ tion time that we don't want ' Jury was wrong in Wo.lonsky C&.Se 1 do not agree with the jury'~ decision for the responsibility the dedth of n resident who ched in b car ecc.ide.nt at the intersection of BlSon Avenue ond Jamboree Road two years ago(. Jury d ears city in East· bluff death,• Sept. 10) I think the city of Newport 1, · Beach is at fault. Even with all of the change at Jdmboree and Bison, the hazard bas not been removed. Just yesterdcty, ( was almost . killed m the same situation .th caused the dedth. :rhe reason that it is the ctt# fault is because its traffic engi-A necrs are creating Sltuations analogous to putting people in front of a loaded gun. The entire situation is cuused by the way tile lights arc sequenced. There is no delay between the traffic com--~ ing up the hill on Jamboree • and the people exiting Bison. At the time of the accident, the traffic on Jamboree was hrsl stopped to allow left·turri trafflc from Jamboree onto 81Son, sufficient time delay ~ould nave-existed to prevent the accident. Even today, if no traffic is ex.iting the post office side of Bison, there is no delay between the traffic coming up the hill on Jd.Illboree a.nd the people exiting Bison the same situation that caused the t death. Only when the lrdffic exiting'' the post office side of Bison ' cau <ls a delay bf-tween the tndlic coming up the hill on Jamboree and the people exit· mg BLc;on 1s the 1tuation sale. lt also looks like an acciden " that the city's tratfic controllers " finully did som~thmg right. Th 11 " "' entJre purpose for the change fl:} was to prevent er~ traff 1c, not safety. WRITE YOUR REPRESENTATIVES PRESIDENT Bill < ·1mton, (1)1, The Whit<' Houw, 1600 Pt•onc;ylvftnio Avt•., Washin!1ton, l>.C ., 20500. I lollll\ • (6 n.m. lo :l p 111.) ('.l02) 456·1 l t l. VIC£ PRESIDENT Al CJOrt', (I>), TI1 • C11p1tol Build· i.nu. ult' 212, Wo hmnton, o.c .. 20500. GOVERNOR •Pet• Wtlsnn, t~I. Stith? Cup1tol, Secrnmenlo, 95814, (9161 445· 2841 . U.S. SENATORS • 8drbara Boxc1, (D), 112 I fart Sentttt? BwkUng, Suite 112, Wush- ington, u c., 2os10, (202) 224· 3553; or 22~0 £!. lmpenal J liqh· wny, Suitt! 545, nt S •gunilo, 00245, (310) 41•-5700. • Oianne f' mstcm, (D), 3:J1 Hmt Ru1ldmg, w<' hington, n.c., 205 to, (202) 224 ·3841 i Of 1111 1 Santa Monica Blvd ... Swt fltS, Los Annt,les, • 9<>025, ('HO) tJto4- 7300. '. ~ Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot VOLUllTEEI DlllCTOIY HARBOR AREA & HUNTINGTON ~AU.EV ADULT CARE aNTERS ;JbiS orgaruzation is committed lb offering community-based Jong-range term care programs in 8 th.etapeuti~ eQVlronment struc- . ttJ.i8d to meet the needs of func- 'tiotially impaired older adults and }>rpvide respite and supportive ~rvices to their families. The main office at 661 W. Hanulton ~t.. Costa Mesa, needs quaWied volunteer receptiorusts. Volun- teers will receive training on tele- phones, copying, filing and assist the secretary with special events. Call 5-48-9331 between 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m . for additional infonna· non. HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY VolWlteers are needed for an aux- iliary support group bemg formed by Heritage House, a non-profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children in Cos- ta ,Mesa. For more mfonnabon, call 646-2271. HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PROGRAM Head-injured adult students des- perately need volunteers to help them walk and complete exercis- es that will assist their physical and cogmbve retraining. lnstruc- Jors provide on-site training at the Costa Mesa facility for volunteers of all ages. with no compulsory number of hours required. The students train Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m at 661 Hamilton St., Swte 300. Contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. HOAG HOSPITAL Hoag Hospital IS in need of volun-· teers to work in various areas. Some weekends and evenings are available. Call the Hoag Aux- iliary Office, 760-2264 between 9 a .m . and noon Monday through Friday for an appJication and i.ofonnation. HOSPICE FAMILY CARE Free October Hospice Helper TI'airung. Hospice Family Care is seek.mg people to help with errands, visits and companionship to terminally ill patients and their families. U you are 16 or older and available two to six hours a week, call for this free training. For more ·· infonnation, call ~ Manotti at 556-6000. ' HUMAN OPTIONS 1lus nonprofit organization shel- ters, counsels and educates abused wome n and children. lt is look.mg for volunteers to help run its Classy Seconds thrift store at 462-B ·E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Shifts run three to four hours Is Your .Patio Lookin.g . between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m . Mon· day through Frida~ and between 10 a.m. and S pm Saturd.iy. Duties include sorting donations, displaying merchandise and c;ale~ assistance. To volunteer or request information, call 631- 4696. HUMAN OPTIONS SECOND STEP If you're 18 or over and can lift uµ to 50 pounds, you m~y mdkf! ti difference in the lives of domt!SliC-. violence victims. Volunteers arn needed to help sort and diStril>uw donated furtUture for ·a batt<'t<'<.I women and children's shelter For more details and dn applicatmn, call 722-8744. .. ROSE CONTINUED FROM A 1 d d de il untionctl champion m colle9c foottmll at the Fiesta Howl m Tm11pc, Anz. In the post, lhPTe ha:-; never hePn u c;ystem to determine a tJ.ue No 1 collegP tectm • u th Le; yeM, l'llher the Par. 1 O ur thP Dig Ti•11 top t11t1ms rtre rnnked No, 1 or No 2 in· the c ountry, they would he in the AUlimce Bow I and not in the Rose• Bawl,· W1Jliams sd1d. "The Tournrtment of Ro<;.es c.omnuttee wouk! lhr.n helve• the ·ophon to invite any school in the country.- That's why ?Ur c htlllenge LS so fREE! Delivery 111111 l"uffhm;; o/ S 1x,.~·1 LO/oo · Dull & Dirty? 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Remember that clo ing dates are not set in stone. Lender , appraisers, title companie , credit check services and anyone else who is involved in the transactions can cau.~ a delay in the clo ing. If you keep this in miOd while you a(e making your arrangements, YQU can minimize lhc possible ~t aOd inconvcnicn<: due to a delay. As the closing approaches, your Realtor wiU stay on top of the 1ituatlon and keep in touch with everyone involved in the tran~ction to help prevent any 1lftl'leCCUary delays. 11' • Lylecn and Jeff have 26 f:OO~Utive yea" of rcaJ e late ~lence~ cwport BCach. · They arc · Coldwell Benker'• H --~· For pro(i lanai servkc or litvice with all your real catate fteed t Cell the Ewtnp at (949) '19'"4-.... IUX·l 14. r " • WooA Waver1 A•rr>ll\S'cr o. c •pe ng AvJ11ow;u 1904 Harbor Boulevard• Co•ta Mesa .....-i:.:;.:..;i:.:.;.;...;;;+,:;--.-i"----4 N.E. 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Th<' prt'VE•11taon nf'twork Will ,1}so tl1splt1 y the• rtnllUdl poster contL•st win11Ns clur· mrt tlw '~v<•nt Tlw !tho we d!'il' will I><• hc•ld from H W &J..m. to 1 i .30 pm. For m11rP inlum1c1t1on, C'<.111fi4.5·h121. .,,. ,\I.DJ :\''-; C,\HPET fl<l~ opCll('d <t fl('\\' Arcd Hug Studio \\'llv Pct\' D<'pl ~lore Pr iCC't;'/ ALL Hl '( ,s & Hl 'N~l .HS 011 SAlJI:. I le 111< It lld<i<' \\C >ol~. '-,\'lllllt 'lit ..... '-,!~ell ALDEN'S < \HI 'I ''°'· I'\( . fl1f 1 11'l,lfI1111.1 ..... ( ""''' \lf ' ..... I RELEASE CONTINUED FROM A 1 •We presented . a vigorous defenSt.? and were very confident we would prCYaiJ " MCClung, 36, ol Ldguna "I'm going to jump in the water and go for a swim. I don't care what time of night it is ." "'- Scott McClung Newport Beach youth leader on hi\ ftrst act of freedom Beach,· his · 71-year-old. father .Eugene and ftrst mate NoClh Bai-. Icy were arrested Aug. 11 by Mf•Xlcan aulhontie~ dboMd the 145-foot 'vessel. The group Wds udch·cl. · hPacling from Freeport, Fld., to Red( lion by lnon<ls dnd co- Newport Beach wh(>n th<•y workNs w,1s 1oyouc; Scott Crow- stopped in Cozumel for minor f•ll. who works tor Certified repuirs to the new boat Although Mctrim• ExpP<htinnc;, the compc.iny . th(! McC.:lungs infonnc.~ pohc-<' thdl chart(•f' Uw bodt. hud d llard thf?y .were carry111g three shot-Unie ('untammg his emot.Jons. guns dnd two semiautomclhc "Scott h<1s hecn through SU(.h a nfles, they were arrested on qun-lon11 hdul," hf• <HCl. "No one slep\ smuygting charges. lt1sl niqhl l rnn't Wdll to ~e<' that Btn1ey dnd the elder McClunq quy. I Wdnl lo q1w him a big were released within 72 hour:> of huq. • their drrest, but Scott has McCluny's supporll'f!t and remained m cu ... tody. At <Jn mcmh •rs of lns chun·h. Mariners August court h<'dnng where• h~ Soulh Coast, c hmwd in dS wt>ll. was mlormed he wouldn't be "l got d mil fron1 Scoll's sister, relea!ted, McClung coUdpsed and <tnd I was tn tec1rs dncf hdd goose spent his rt•rndmtng ddys 111 c1 bumps dt the sc1me lime: sc11d mediccil clinic:. McC'luny wds c-<>r1 · PauJu Bogc•nrwf, who helped lead fined to the snhill hospitul room, ttw tommumty Cdtnpa1gn for und he WdS nevN c1llowt•d to qo MrC 'Ju11<j's r<'lf.!dS<'. HThPre dr<' so outside mcmy pPoplf> lh<.tl conw to hb aid Hts pldns ur<• to JOJO the• Rt1p-J'vp hN•n 111 lht> front row Wctlch- tun• m Golllto, Costa Ric d, tod<1y. mg th" hf'sl <om<' out of people Bui McClung had mon~ m1m1>Clt-lhrouqlt lh1s." c1tc matters to <1dclrf's<; Crow<•ll said rndnn<• biology u l'm goin.g to jump m the• pro<Jrruns llw c-om1Mny off Pr& to wdter dnd go for a swim," h<' suid. j •1<hool <1nd d1urd1 qroups will ·r don't c<.1re what time of niqht It rf''>tlflW 0<'l h with u trip to is H 1 Cot.ilind Jsl.rnd. Th<' Rdpture .The Rdpture will set sail this s<~rvPs t1S r1 /lottl.mq !'lds~room on weekend Wlth its orig111dl crew I tnps to Ld l <.1z d!1cl C ~talu1a. und .nrive in Newport Beach m Word ol Mc Uunq s arrest SP.nt sPven to eight ddys, McClung <;hock wctvPs through d conunum- rt BOulevard at c.oast H Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot ty th(tt knew him as u religious man. Local msidt>nl , politicians and ·the U.S. F.rnba sy voiced th ir support for McCJung dunng bis imprisonment. t TENNIS I i CONTINUED FROM A 1 The Rdptuw crew maintamcd • that the guni. were on board to protect thPm from ru,gh-seas pira- cy that occuri. occusaonally in the Cdribl><.•dn, lh<•y S<tad. The con~ lcntion betwc<•n Mc-Clung's attor- neysanrt thr. Mexican pro~ccutor W<l'> the ltme when tlw ct ew declurr•d Uw1r hn•tums. 11w crew lestifiC'd thut llwy nob(wd police wh(>n lhl"y bocJrdNl Uw bo<.1l. McClung pl<>dgc>d to keep th~ ~:' guns on tlw V<'S!>c>l when they tuc in ml('mctlionol w<1tNs. · i • i "We will ,·onhnue to cdrry ~.:' dnn'> on boctrd the <>hlJ>, • McClung said. "I don't know one • bodt that clof'~n'l nmy weapons m the Caribbean. We hdve to pro- tect ourst>lves. • McClung sct1d he looks for- ward to gPtting lus dog, Mel, bdck from a hreedlJlg kennel where he's l.w.cn waiting for his m<.1ster. Ttred and wettk from the ordeal <.1nd bottling pdnic attdcks and clt1ustrophob1c1, he can't wait !o resumf' his work ·m. 1mportd'Jlt for m(> to get that ship workmg." h<> i:.dJd "l look forwdrd to returning to Cozumel and othN Mexicdn ports.• and listened to a mariachi band. The. busy evening alo:;o mclud- ed two tournaments, the Paaflr Southwest Senior Tenrns Cham~ pionship and the Battle or lhc Beaches. Th<> spotlight, however, was on Davenport, a 22-year-old Newport Beach resident "lt'!t klnd of become Lindsdy Davenport rug ht,~ Stewart srud. Newport Beach Mayor Tom Edwards, stand111g on one of the tcnrus cowts, presented Duverl- port with a oty procldmaUon. u sweat shirt and a key to the nty. The mayor also honored Robert Vdn't Hot. the club's tenrus chrec- tor and Davenport's coach EdwdfdS thanked both coach and player for •putting Newport Beach on the map.• "Chicago has Sosd, St. Loui!> hds McGwire and Newport Beach has Lindsay Odvenporl," Edwards sajd, mtroducmg thP star tenms player to the gather- ing Club members said Daven port's victory was someUung they could be proud of, too. John and Pdmela Muir, who hdve bcC'n playing tennis at Palisades for ~ I can·'t believe ..... . .. To all the members, thanks for all the support , over all the years. I really !!:. appreciate it. And in a couple of months, after the Australian Open, we can do this all over again."! J Lindsay Davenport ~ Addl't!ssing the crowd at the Pal· i !sades Tennis Club Friday night. ---I thrC'e years, said they were happy, for her, although they didn:t .. know her pe1:<5onally. "That's the sort, of tennis l wan~ to pldy when I grow up,· Pamela Mw.r JOked. Davenport, in her element Oj\ the c·ourt whether playing tenp.is or addressing a crowd of admir- ers, waved to the audience and turned the focus back on others. She thanked Stuart, Van't Hof, the tennis club staff and the member!.. "To all the members, thanks for all the support over all the yt>drs," Davenport said. •t really dppn•c1ate it. And in a couple of months, after the Australian Open, we can do this all over ttgcun." It's My Borne Land~raping or re-landscaping is your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDAL.E can· make your land ~capc dreams.. ~ ., TERRY MEI KL E, C.C.N.P. Landscape Designer come true, and increase your home\ value, too1 ' ... 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I ~ 00I1111l'IC1rcl' Ro.hi ., 714-718-JO(X.1 • ''"w.fJmcrc{'d s.unn rll l'T1Ct d •U unt mcl11dt 1.u , 111 """'• 1mo1 and tltoltr fui C I/tr t1t11rts 9/21 NB~ ':)I EYE-oPENER QUOTE Of THE DAY --Cocono del Mar tf9\'s losing greok is no moce folowing Friday nldrt's footbal conquest of Cost~ Mesa I see below Saturday, September 19, 1998. • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.Sl 44223 or "They were rm more physicd than we we ... • Jerry Hov,fell, Costa Mesa High football coach ) Newport Beoch/Costo MMe Doi1y Pilot ....-__,, .................. ..,_~ .. i LiOns top Estancia : • Eagles' Coach promises redemption following his team's loss to Westmin!iter. •• a I harry faulkrier ::HOME RUN .:~ROAD i . . . ·SHOWl A scorecard and a ticket stub are prized possessions for one who witnessed McGwire and Sosa . . . swing away at history. : . ·w hen 1 ten people whdt 1 ~ do, 1 rrequenUy get an : envious sigh, d knowmg : acknowledgement thdt spnngs · ! frpm the fantcts1es of those who : work outside of sports and : experience the spccta_!:'le of : athletics from the perimeter of : fandom. : The tenn sportswnter most . often con1ures unages of one • o rubs elbows with athletes : • on the highet level, the · professionab who creclle the : ddi.ly SportsCenter highlights ! and whose autoqrnphs would • make any gradc-!>chooler·a • show-and-tell hero In theory. : it's your basic dream gig. : In pract.Jce. my professional : niche -one I conbnually and : thoroughly enjoy. rrund you -IS : as far removed from the : epicenter of the nationcll sports : scene as our news mtcms Me : · from the Wlut.P House beat : So, when it comes to the : sports displdy<'d on network : television, I'm as much the : typictt.l fan as anyone else. : When I attend a IDclJOr l~ague ~ ballgame. I buy d bcket hke the ! rest or you. I cheer for my : favorite teams and players, I : down my dog, and l dppreaate : the opportunity sports provides : to W1tness history. up close and : personal, at any moment of any ~ given event : So, while Mark McGwlfe and : Sammy Sosa chased history this : swnmer, 1, m my beat-up Honda, : followed along. And, like the : two celebrity sluggers who used : a roughly two-pound piece or ~ lumber to etch thelf immortality, : J was nchly rewarded. • : An admitted Robssene geek, I : prefer box scores to breakfast : and annually attend more games ~ than the average fan. I've : vacationed to the classic : ballpurlc, Wrigley Field, !Old) · : Comiskey _Park, Fenway Park, : NEWPORT BEACH -Check the win colunm and you'll h.nd it empty, but look under the cate- gories of pride and gnl, and even a little spice, and Estancia High's football team is bound to dppear. Even after their second con- secutive nonleague loss under fll"Sl-year coach 0dve Perkins, the Eagles seem convinced they'll 14 -30 never lose a battle of spirit and belief. J And followmg Fnday rughrs 30-14 setback against visiting We.c;tminster at Newport Harbor r ·{jgh, the Eagles couldn't think about Gdrdt•n Grove -theu opponent next week -qutck enough. "Tell Gtitdl'n Grove (1tl better slrnp it up, because 'we're going to be conung m a real bad mood, an<l ~ou can quote me," Perkins said. • r hope (the Atgonauts) read it." Westminster's Lions (2-0) cer- tainly had the nghl mood on defense when Estancia went for it on fourth-and-one at the Lion 23 nudway through the third quarter when the game was close, 10-7. In the hnol senes ol the second half, Estancia senior slotbdck SJ-:ARJ'US SOSROO.lO.lO/ DAlY Al.Qt SEE EAGLES PAGE 84' Estanda's Matt Mueller (6) finds himself in heavy traffic Friday nighL S C'H 0 0 l f 0 0 T B Al l BP1AN P08U'"'.\ r A v Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings had It all their way Friday nlght en route to victory over Costa Mesa, defensively (above and left) and offensively (below) as Hunter MacDonald {8) celebrates ~ touchdown catch in the first half. 23 6 Corona del l\.1ar donunates on both sides of the ball m purushmg Cosld Mesa in nonll~dffl:H~ contest. I n \Hm '""' ,_._" '' ~P!kll COSTA~ 1ESA-Tht•rc wa the flea-lllck- er for a touchdown. the 01is1de ktck and the fake punt. But 1t \\ii" hcucllv ~leiqht of hund which knycd Corona del Mar High'::. 23-o nonJeayue tootbdll \•ictory over Co~ta Me'-a Fnday muht di Ornng1' Coast College Fm that, the Sea Kmgs (1-1). Jt'•lied on goOd old-la.-.hiOrrcOlwnch warfare. ·niey were JU"t more ph\·sicaJ than "'e WC'l 1\J~.;a Co<tr.h Jern Huwt:iJ said of the Sra Kmgs, who endC'd a se\ .. n•g<1ffie Io~mg stf\/dk the erond-longest 1.. s1 hool history "Their six rtetcm.1ve lin •men up fror:it beat our offensive guys up front.· " CdM, which was thumped by the Mus- tangs, 24-0, last ldll, to end a 13-game win- ning streak over theu Newport-Mesa Dis· • trict rival, dltered its normal four-thrc detcnc;1vc scheme to combat l\t~a·~ smash• mouth double wmg .. Tht• SC'd Kinqs wedged· ti-foot-5, 305· pound -.ophomne Daw Richardson and 6-4. 305-pound Junior Z<tc:k Wakl in betweeii their usual front-four of Curt Swnner, 'Ty l ldrper, Justin Sh~ct and Grant Estabrook. And the rei.ult Wds ha,1cally d "tdl~mate m the neutral zo1w. ·Everybody dtd then JOO.,, w '>a1d Shea, a 6-3, 230-pound seruor who conllrlt:"d to show why 01v1s1on 1 c0Ue<1 r<'crmters llrc wamung to hi., tdlt>nl. "The tin~· JOb was to bas1cally kC'ep the lmebackers Ire to make • tacklt• and the)' did." Cleaning up any f\1e-.a back' who tnck- led through the front wall were linebackeB ~lurk Hatfield amt Mike Hare . sure·tack- ling comer.> l tunter l\ lacOonald and Ryan Wdrd, and ..,afcty Denni-. Al~huler ·we knew 11 Lhl"'•y could run on u..,, w .. wt•re in trouble,~ o we old out lor this one," ... aid Dick Frct>man, Cd~f head coach and defensive coordinator. "WP 1ust bad to line up and go hit 'em I told our kid'> the guy lett stantlmg would wm thi!:> om~. lt was good to play the way we did agam'>t Costa Mesa, becduse that's a good tootball h~am.~ Tiger Sta,dium ~nd Ydnkee : Stadium c:Uldhave seenmore ~ L..~---------------------------------------------------~----------...,.-----------------~--------------------------:-------------------~ than half ot the current big : teafv: ::~~~a; ~-~~:e· ~ -~-------------D.._A_l_l_Y_Plll!l!!!!!ll!!l -l -0-T-H~I G-"""'H.-.o!IS•C._H_O_O_l_A_T_H_l_E_.T_E_O_F_T_H_E_W_E_E~K~---...--==---=---~ Games and one World Series ~ contest (Garno One, 1968, when : some ~P named Gibson hit a ~ game-wumer for the ages) and ~ I've almost always saved my ~ scorecard. : In this vein, I !>et out for : Phoerux m mid-June, intent on : catching Big Mac at the BOB. : hopeful of glimpsing a one-game : piece ol a potentially historic : season. • : As any true baseball fan ~ would, I filed in early, shunning : my c~eap s dt !lcar the ~ right-field foul pole to take m : batting practice from landing i room along the first·oose line. : (The lell-held stands were a zoo : I chose to avoid. And, besides, i I didn't have my hard hat.) : ~ McGwtre didn't disappoint. : He jettisoned about a dozen i rOC'lteti deep mto the : nonplayablc regions of the : qwrky new indoor faolity, : mcludlng one that ~ed out of i the louvered openings high atop ~ the l('Orcboard, The latter blast, : the ~t to free itsell of 83nk : One Ballpark's ronfmes, caused i ............. = __ --:~~- SEE FAULKNEft MGI IS : ... • Newport senior poised for the big run <ts season begins. tt1wi\m> n '" ~Pb . In proportion to the anticipated cross·country rambow at Ule end ot th • season, pt •lerahly in rrcsno, U1e Cl on- opcnmg juunt by !><'ntor Curt 11 rb"rts of N wport Harbor High was rath r mcon "qucnt1a\. Sure, he won the D1v'i ion 11 tlirufor mor tioys l{lst Situr~ay at th Laguna l ltll Invitational tn 15:55 a th Sailors captured th team UU • Hut H rbe.rt 15 mor con med about h lrld ~ in November than now. ~ ·1 kept it nice and sy, • ~ Herberts said 'of hll victor)'. I f8a cally. It wu like e workout . ~ We ran It Wr. a workout, ilO lt * ~6 ISUZU RODEO 4X4 FuU pw1, auto, whitt, only 6k, won't la.st (330714) $1 7,977 I ('ERTIFI EI> '95 LEXUS SC300 Rally red/ivory leacbcr, full option, new Laus trade (020231) $25,977 < . F I< l I I-" I L D '94 LEXUS SC400 Whltclivory, full option, mint must sec (039318) $29,987 Newport/Costa M.esa Daily Pilot ·9. * * * ~ lf(I w ~ ~ IC fl.l w ct 0.1 tt <1J u-.lV lC JJJ <c t.i! ~ ~ 4S lf' 111 ~ (fl[ ~ tr (j( '"If' tf) lft' j IJ.l <it '11 (fJ (j1 ~ :.1 $ * ~ S.>wVJ<tr.t ~<tJ.,.. ccw$~~w.a<tv-s~u-vu~~ -. 1ru <OJ "" .,_, ~ u <e UL G ([] A " rNI 'tf' m 111 <OJ r.t a.i ui ~ ~ 'C: 41> f.11 01 Ct YI ') -s; 1/t . Y tJ w ~ ct ll.u<t ~W $ ID>~a!ll~tr ·' * MODELS AT · 1998 PRICE ·S 4 ~---~~---~ < :E.RTIF•'IEI > SAVINGS! 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E I~ TI FI t-: I> ~5 LEXUS F.S300 Miclnight blue/ivory, fuJJ option, laUJ CCrtific<l, 3 5 K miles ( 119654) '97BMWZ.3 Auto, CD, only 12,000 mi, new laus trade (882339) ,977 < · 1 ·: I~. 1 · 11 · 11 ·: I > '%LEXUS~ Black/black, full option, 1..aus Ccrti6ed, 2.9% avail (057298) $40,787. Newport Beoch/<tosto Mesa Doily Pilot THE . UMBERS . . GAME ater polo coaches at • sta Mesa and Estancia ave to scramble to fill en tt comes lo high-profile sports -football, bdsketball basl!bull -1t is ee1sy to find g luqh school dthlctcs who t to play. As a re's ult, th<'1 c ften enough ployt'rs for a junior Vdrs1ty und -soph tectm at most ,my I, reg(.lrdless of tl1e Mze ul for u SJX>rt like water polo, ize of the school plays a till role m det<>rrnining how > a program 1'>. olh C.:OdCh E!nc Oer{I at Costa u and John CaqwntN at new know this and huVP ggl<'d tu find U1e players to d JUntOr Vi.1ro.1ty tP.dffi, e numbers die often p • ortJondte tu tht! population ot e schOQI ," Cdrp«>ntcr Sdid. ·1~ ears past where we h,1d • If they came up with a Tale of 1Wo Cities around here, you can bet he'd be the constable, fqr both!· I t is interesting to note how Roger Neth became a police> officer, then a police chief, then two chiefs at the· same time, serving all with utmost efficiency in C~ta Mesa and ' lrvme. • Neth, a memt)er of the 1942 Harbor High CIF fiilalist football team along with his brother, Bill, cume across a tragic auto acodent on Coast Highway one night in 1950, m whlch several teenagers died at an intersection . when the driver of their car rolled the stop and was struck by a huge truck. . "Jwo Newport ofhcers on U)(• scene, Harris Cottle and Monty Montgomery, needed help with the task of taking vital accident pictures. Neth was just a regular citizen at that time, but extended his help since he could handle one of the big cameras. His photos catne out exceptioncilly well Within thre~ days, the Newport chief approached him· and m essence, sa1d, MWe've got to get you in uniform." I ie was soon placed in unilonn reserve, but amusingly, WdS already working full time. Within a couple years, he advanced to Costd Mesa as onl! of its first officers. The city progressed fa st and he subsequently became the oty's second pohce chief and served Wlth excellence for many years. That eventuall¥ led lo a double lake. s SIDELINES Stdte and 1 had never thought of. pohce work.• -+- Ralph Freitag, a Harbor High i.tudent body president, 1945-46, ond one of the school's great dU·tunl! fullbacks, said, "When w~ were m high school, Jim Douqlas (a team tackle) tell deeply m love With cars. He rebwlt severnl ctnd we raced som~ on the mesa near the current John Wdyne Alrport. .. To-hnarico some of these act.tvlties, Jim wouJd buy and sell used automobiles. There was a ~ervice stu.tion in Balboa that sold used cars, and 1t was owned by the cheapest and most scumlous man we knew,• be said. •Jim sold this guy a fine looking car. The fellow drove 1t around the block, and qwte tiloroughly checked it out," he added. • "As we were going back on the Balb0c1 ferry, Jun told us that there wa., 1ust one little thing wrong with the car. It had no reverse g(•ar," rts or run in ome event for C:oach Reed. Then back to the ba.beball game.· George (Bud) Barnett, one of Harbor High's most versatile aUtletes, lettering in four sporu from 1937-41 , has both interest and humor to spark up a Tar sports dialogue. One of the truly unique things is that Barnett was the only Sailor athlete then, and in later years, ever to capture the title of No 1 in CIF bad.nunton. He also shared a love for te~ and basketball. As a junior, Barnett would lead the Tars to the Bee Sunset League title in basketball m 1940 with a 19·0 record. The star, wbo·hit double figures consistently, then led the Tar varsity to its first-ever basketbd.ll title in '41 Wlth a 21-2 mark. Photography was another talent. In fact, Barnett became • the photographer for the 1940-41· 5aiJor yearbook as a seruor. With considerable amusement, he said the only setback tor hlm was that two faculty members did not want their pictures taken. MThey preferrec;i their graduauon pictures," he explained He also recalled that former Costa Mesa Mayor AL. Pinkley produced fun times for the '41 champ Tar basketball team. •He gave us a standing deal,• he said. "When we won, we got a free malt from the drugstore.• A fair tally ~uggest "Pink" served up at least 240 free malls that season at the snack counter. The players were inclined to see that as their ice cream dream season. • Saturdoy, ' r i9, ~998. 83 , ~ •••• ..... o 2,000 kids, WP hild 45 guys in~w water polo program. Now, w litUt• more lhtm 1,000, Wf' h, • JUSl 17." The City of lrvme needed help September 1972 and gtuned approval for Neth to serve as tile Jrvme chief while serving dS the Me<id chief, which has to be an unusuaJ case. Ho severed both µostl.tOil!> until JuJy 1975 with conunendabons. With a chuckle, reOecting back, Neth recalls, ·1 was a P.E. majol out of San Jost! And great humor was recalled from hls days with Harbor athletic director Ralph K. Reed Freitag said, "My relationship with Coach Reed was a great one He had me doing things that pushed me to the"\rery limit." The one who often brought great humor to footbdll fans was the late Johnny Owens, line coach for Orange Coast College from 1948-55 Roger Neth, when cavorting on a ~ootball field. fJ1th so fow kids, Estdneta is I .ly able 10 squeeze in u )\l~H Vdrs1ty lcdm, St>ven ~titters on Vdrs1ly and S('Vf.m on J':.leave f P-w sub'> on thP. bench tu plerush exhausted athletes, n o mention the fdct thdl other team, though 1t 1s hard to recall lf any referee ever pd1d attention to him. in es dnd 1lll1i'•ss cttn force the.' E~les to not plt1y a 1uruor STEELERS 1 ic added, ·1 would finish an mnmg of bdsebdll, rush to the trark and pole vault or sho~ put As an Orange High gnd chief in the early 40s, Owens had numerous occasions of sprinting down the sidelmes to holler, . lnehgible receiver downfield, ineligible receiver downfield," which was clisconcerting to the The hard times were the rughts when he had dif hcult times agreeing with the men m black and white. If he felt 1t got v ity game at au . e low numb<>ts hurt pr.Wllcc.s as well. "We h,1w lo sc· nniage ltg,unst our 1w11ur 1ty tedffi and omclimP split arsity players to make r competltion," Carpenter nc beneht is U1at all . C >enlcr's plilyers get a chance t< • <1)' al the hjgh school level, h with so fow bench pltiycrs, ard to put up a good fight. With most ledms, Utt fn:.t plt1yt>1-i; oft ul the bench are to the sttirtcr~ m tdl<•nt," >enlc•r suid. "Ami when their ers r<•tum fresh, W(>'vt• -.Lill lhC' same seven m the ~. ·osta M~sa 1s expenennng ttf! same problems. ·When you h-tve a smuller student p~pulatwn, the top athletes arc u ually fought. over by a number orroaches who want them to ploy their sport,· first-year Coach Berg aid. •As a result, t top athletes arc spread out a d 1l's hard to tell a kid that's hf1mg fun that he n<'eds to focus on JUSl one sport.• ~Hoth coaches h<.1ve put mtu ti<Won ttctive efforts to rccrwt tT¥>te players to their programs. Cpach Carpenter hus enlisted ttf,? help of Bob Banduruk who hl" been runmng a splash a Ui!oUc:> program ut Estancia for t ce yedrs. Estanciu has just got a4 ago-group wutcr polo pro· g underwuy. •That's your fo<•dP.r," c rpcntc>r 'idld. • Pwurams with do-ut of !.UC Ct'SS hCIV(! good fCl.?UCr p rams.• . 19 would like to start an a c-group prngram as well, hul 1c; waiting until he gets settled 1 o his teaching JOU before he ows how much time he has to b dgct. For the tune being, Berg hits e tcd the help of his young r p ycrs and the boo ter club to 1 iii undercla men to play, 'V" prmtPd Oyen> and I've t a lh youngur quys, d tht•y d~'t get their hudd1 lo pl11y, tt e won't be a we lcr polo t<'ttm 1 lwo yea1 : Or_rg !>,11<1. "Other t lth •1s will a k nlf! how the It m I anci I'll !>Hy, 'Goocl1 hl1t t n11mhNs arn low. Tell your k to rnrnc out for Waler \o BRIEFLY KICKOFF Sea Kings shock Marina T 0 N I G HT • CdM upends Vikings ~cc wins in OT. 4-3 title by 94 ~trok&> Wlth a two-day cosTA Foot11tt MESA Local anticipation is high as the Orange County Steelers, a minor league football team, begins play tomght against the Desert Cow- boys at Orange Coast Colleg e m d 7 p m. start. The game, wlu ch is tile league opf'ner for th£> United Amf>ncdn Football League, was ongindlly scheduled against the Hemet Rams, but the o wner or the Rams had a mild heart attack and that game has temporarily been post· poned. · Torugbt's game will benefit the "Casa Youth Home for the Abused· and wUt· be spon orcd by the Starting· Gate Sports Bar, located m Los Alanutos Kenny Brandenberry, owner of the Start- ing Gate, will do the opening com toss. After the game, the team •will be available at the Starting Gate for p1ctur~ and autographs. The Steelers look forward to the opener and have fared well in scrimmage games. In the first scnmmage, the Steelers defeated the Rdl11s 28-7, despite losmg tinebacker Phillipe Bocdarelli, who will be out for d month with a .broken foot. The Steelers also won a scnm- mage agCllflSt the Thunder, 28-7. One place where tile Steelers have tightened up in the fmal wcek.S is the lirie. · • The additions of Robert Em· ster and Eric Huertd, l>oth Chap· , ffi4Jl College products, Jumor Titt of Garden• Grove and Gary Sch.tufner, a mmor league veter· dn, will help give the quarter- backs the tUne they need to take apart opposing defenses. -by Jason HJIJ • ' team score of 660, The second day 15-12, 15-13. WHITrER -i total of 324 was a new sconng J rUNT-s Matt Palmer 0 C C I R record for the Pirates. 1 N G • V 0 l l E Y I A L l scored in the 95tb Maricela D1e!nck was third TON BEACH _ After losing a nunute as Southern ' California (166), Grace Hou was hfth (178) dose poo' l play match to Capistra-College defeated Whittier Col-and Robin Shd.ft fuushed tied fur lege, 4-3, m overtime of a noncon-sixth (180) no Vttlley High dt Ocean View, ference men's soccer match. Corona dcl Mar's gl.I'ls volleyball Palmer had two goals in-the • 14 2 learn USPd the momentum to . game for the Vanguards. Pirates romp, - defedt defending 01vtsion I state tan Hatch had three assists and champion ~1drina, 15-12, 15-13, Joakun Uflvebrand and Aaron at the Ordnge County Champ1-Grillo edch had a goal. onships Marina is currently ranked No 2 10 Orange County. SCC WOfileD tie, 0-0 • 1 Wee to think we can play Wlth the e tea.ms,• CdM Coach Steve Conti said. "We were a lot more consistent today than we have been m the last couple of matches." The match against the Cougars was a close won. After dropping the first came 15-9, the Sea Kings rallied and had game point, but couldn't put it away. Capistrano Valley eventually won 20-18. "It wai. a bambumer of a game,· Conµ Sdld. "We played well down the stretch. Today was a move m the nght dtrection, but we still have some stuff to work on.• Sea Kings fall, 8-5 CORONA DEL MAR -Ryan TucJc· Polo er and Garrett Gentry each seored two goals, but IS wasn't enough as Corona del Mar High lost to Foothlll, 8-5, m a nonlcague water polo match at Corona del Mar on Fridlly. Brad Netherton had 15 saves for the Sea King (0·2). The btg blow of the game came lJ\ the econd quarter when Poothtll outscored CdM, 5-1. TACOMA , Wash -Southern S 0 CC I I Cahforrua College battled to a 0-0 draw with Paaftc Lutheran in a nonconference women's soccer match on Fnday at Pacific Luther- an. The Vanguards (4-0-2) had 13 shots on goal and forced Paaf1c Lutheran goal.le Glori.a Cegal.t to make nine saves The biggest save came in the first hall when Cegali dove to bp a Ganesa Cobb shot (rom 20-yards out around the post Pirates win again PALM DESERT -~ml!!lllllllll!!!!lr Jennifer TunZ.i con-G 0 L f tinued to play well for Orange Coast College's women's goU team and helped the Pirates wm the CYP,ress College lnvitabonal on Friday at Palm De.sert, par 70 Tunzi shot an 80 on Thursday and followed Wlth a 79 on Friday to finish with a total of 159, Wlll· ning the tournament. Orange Coast's Jan Cheng had a second day score of 78, the low· est round of the toumdlllcnt, and hnishod second to Tunzi with a 165. It was the depth of the Pirates that helped them wm the team COSTA_, ___ . MESA -Nens· sa Re1den- baugh scored three goals as a WOMEN'S WATER · POLO balance Orange Coast College attack destroyed Long Beach, 14· 2, in a· nonconference wall•1 polo match on Fnddy dnd remain undefeated qn the year Ancsna Lmdqren, ~hakaba Funbres and Alex Hylton each scored two goal<; for the Pirate.", who have won thel.I' axth-consec- utlve match. Duffy Finnegan had ~ax savP for Orange Cua t, ranked st.'Cond m the stqte. Sailors need players N E. W • _____ _. P o R T ROLLER BEAC H H 0 C I( I y N ewpo rt Harbor H1gh's rolln hot'kcy team is holding tryouts for the upcommg season on W<.>dlle!td<:sy at the 'fustm In Une Hockey an<l Sports Club. Tryouts begin al 6:30 p.m. For lnfonnallon. rontact Kns Mungo at (9491673-9054. Bergh beats Chopra NEWPORT TENNIS BEAC lt -_ Rikard Bergh dc•feat •d Somu Chopra, 6· l , n·2, on ThuMiay t the Battle of the H cl1P Ti nnl lOUllldJllt!lll. •A host of the sport's , ___ .C y nn t riders otthe .past wm- be on hand tonight for the . L gcnds of the Spe dway. CO~'TA MESA -Some of th(• bigg t narftcs in th hi tory of th Co ta M "bullring• oval, ot the Orange County Pair· grounds, will be onhand Satwday night for the Legends of the Spe lway rught . Brue P nhall lS one of th top n m e<mfinned lor Saturday's f tiviti . Penhall won his firSt U.S. Champaon~hip io 1980 and went on to win the World Speed· way Champion hip the following nd out of hand, he d ledµ upward, 'then lume down feN !ust on tu htt'.>f'UUll CdJ> • One tnend ~did, "I dhvoys meilnl to dsk Johnny how man~· "'"' bt1set)(iU rap he went thwugti u1 .. one season " - HAP Pf I RT H •A VOLLEYBALL Sea Kings vs.Al • V\'h o':s who of Cdt\1's -- DEEP SEA Fridays counts Soturdoy, Sep mbor 19, 1998 ' I s ·Boes try to get back to • • Some had k1r.k snaps, untimely penc11tics and blown coverag(\s are all ·mistakes OCC footbdll hopes to (lruse tomght. •• I \'-(1'1. 11111 ~Pio! MISSION VIE.J U Conung off iuf il touqh J4 -~4 lo..,i. to fullerton < olh·~t· JO ttw lootl.mll Sf'dSOn 111wnN, Ownqt• Cc.ldst will fdce no ""sv tdsk ton19ht di 7 o'clock, "'lwn U11• J'11111e..., tdkP lhe twlcl ut <.\tJddlPl><H;k Col11•qe. "lt Wrt'.i dJ"dPJ>Olflhng lo lo'>e, ''~f'"' 1<1lly ~111<"1' WP h c1d tJ couple •I pl<1VS s1•l llJ> tti.1t hould hi.\Vl' I •1•11 hr1,~;N1 tor touchdowns, c xr ••pl \~ f' rn1ss~d UH' ldst hloc:k, .. }'11,111'!-> < <>ell Ii Btll Work.mrrn Sdld • SllU, ( >rcUHJt' c OdSI Wt!:\ c1blf• to llll1V(• tl11• IJ11ll cllJcllllSl FullNton. hut < 1>11ldn11 s1•Prt1 lo p ut tht· hctll 11 thP r•ncl 1onr> 11ftc•r rndrchmg d11wn th11 f11>ld The r1>c1c,ons for 1111'> Wf'rt• l"llsll\. flll..,lc1kf'~ .. Ill( )\Id· 11111 JH•ncdt11•s 11.1 Uw r1·d 1or1e dnel I •.id Srlctp'> rm l1f•ld qoctl <.1tlf•111pts, 1 ht1I dPrc11h·cJ < >< ·c scoring I t .... !!!NGE COAST l~-PS No.fltayw .... Wt.0.Pol. 11 JAM:D fuNT 6 S .ZOO fr 08 I ICMN T°""'s ~7 185 Fr TB 43' JWIMV BAMCS 5 11 240 Fr FB 1$ tv~ MUtCEt 6-7 230So WR 22 DAVID CAsn.nOH 6 t 200 fr WR 99 kJAN WATaS 6-2 210 Fr TE 77 Smtt 9£.JtHcKDI 6 4 280So LT 56 JASON W tlR 6 2 265 fr LG 71 DAMYL W lll'IOI 6 4 )20 fr c 79 JEUMYVIA 6·2 igs Fr RG 76 DAH Momt4S 6~ 345 Fr RT ChdOC~S It's alwttyb tougher b(.>("dUse the held is closer tu the gOdl, • Workmetn S<11d. "As d rei,ult, every rruo.;tdke we metke is n1t1gnif1ro H To win against Sdddlebdck. the PLCutes will have to st<1y dean m the n•d zone, allowing quarter- bdck Jared Fhnt dnd running bt1c k KeVln Tones to do th~lr )ohs. Fl.Int hdd a solid debut a9d111~t FuJlcrton, completing 12 of 21 p<lsses for 143 yards, hut WdS 1 un<1ble to hnd h1s k~y receivers in I crundl 51tuutions. Sophomore Ivan Mercer only .... ~ Ht. Wt. Gi. ""°"' '' ~ MIWwt.ot 6-1 230 So OE 71 Dou foJl 6-2 280 Fr. OT 74 Kon~ 6-2 280 Fr OT 43 DAVIO RoltlHsoN 6-l 225 So. DE 13 .ktlDN JlHANGntl 6-2 2'5 So 'OL8 44 JOHN ROMM 6·l 240So ftB 32 Ows C:U.YTOH S·11200 So OL8 21 AMON LIGONS s 8175 So CB 3 ROKllT P,.w.ono . S-11190So. CB 40 WOOO!'OW OTIS 6-() 185 ff, SS 42 Jo$H ()w[NS 6-1 205 So. FS hud tfm-?e rQcepuons. tor 35 yards ilOd • h1ghly-touied freshman . David Castleton caught one ball tor 3 ydrds. Again. penalties proved a killer. "We ran 52 plays. That's as rrnsny as you get 111 a high school qame. • Workman c;fild. "Of our 12 p1•nalt1es. ~even· were dnve ktllNs, ones where we'd made d lust down <1nd had 1t taken dWdy. We c:ouJd hilve kept gomg dild had 21 extrn downs as a result " Ordn<w Coast w1U get some lwlp· from <.ophomore PuuJ Toe- pel, who bn.ngs expenence to full- rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ___ ·_ g wayS at ·Saddleback back. Toepel has been out with an ankle sp1am mce the c.rumucsg • agai.ni.t S411ta Monica. Saddleb ck bnngs a solid defensP. lhat held detendmg· national champ1on Mt. San Anto· mo to ~4 pomts last week. Middl.P. lmebttcker Brian Be~ is th'c cor- nen;tone of the otrense and had' 15 tackles, mcluding nin • ~olus, agalnM Mt SAC Delens1ve tdc:k- le Kctmaloni Manu dnd outside linebucker Lawrence Mariner aw al.o.;o key. • But War kmun believes tpat his olfensc can continue to mo\'e, th • bc1ll lilCe tt did agai'hsl Uu" Hornets dnd, hamng ma1or·QUstakes, ~ill IK'! able' to score. The S·toot-7, 185~poun<l fresrunan out of Warren I-Ugh had six' ctUncs for 69 yc1Ids in Orange C-'o<lsl's 34-24 season· openiny los., to Fullerton • The G,mcho:-. offen:.o, wh1c h only scored seven pomt::. la t week, \\ill be looking for 1cdemp: twn. But question marks rcmam about how htlenlctl the 0U€11~e rC>dlly lS. Sophomore Joe Cordovc1, who played sp,1nngly ldst weC!k aftr!r Sc1ddleback's starter gd\'l up "' e interceptions, will he di 4uc.trlm- back. Cordova is d 1unrun9 qua.r terback, so Workmon expe<:ts to see mow spnnl outs il!ld to trv an<.I lahl.ish th •tr runnmy game with ta1l1Jack Juho l't>hJza , a lreshmdn who wu.., ctn All· Orang~ County selection 111 Ottna quttrtcrbtKk draws. • } 1111-. J-bgh . "They w1ll try to <Jet nw run gomg, whi< h tlwy couldn't do lcisl week," \'\'urkmun smcl. "Bui · I thmk Mt SAC hctd d lot to do w1ih thdl. Wprk.mctn ts nut womed <1houl COM-MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 . Mesa· proved as much on the ll(SI i.-em's, whr>n Shaun Ferryman partially blocked ct CdM punt dnd Jdke Clev<'lctnd rewvered al the Sea Kings' 'l-y.11d line. The Mu~tangs cashed m on fourth-nnd-godl from the 2, wh~n 1uruor wingbetck Jmun~ Herzog plowl cl over nghl tackle to 91ve them ct h-0 le.c1d with 6..17 left m the operung pcnod. The ho'>ts nu:-.sed lhf.? wnvt>r wn kick. howl!ver. dild CdM wasted httle time po ... tmu its hrst score ol the se<1 on. A 16-y,ud rnmplet10n Jrom f\.llke B1•rqey to like I !ayes folluwL><l d 24-ydfd k_1ckofl r<:lurn <1nd 2-yurd n111 by Ndt~ Lem.mc>nnan, l>eforp Aergt!)' found t1yht end ~eth R1chdrdson dlone hehmd thP secondary fo1 c1 41 - yc1rd sconng stnkc. ~ C"dM missed the conv~rsion, 1.>ut took the l<•dd on~ play after Mesa punted on Its sub!>equent possession. Lemnwrmd.n, who collected d career-h1yh 172 rushmg yards on 23 comes. set U1e go-iihead score up, taking d hdncJoff and darting up lhE• middle, drnwmu u; the Meset s1>1 onddry I II! slopped, however, oud lateCdlcd hdc:k lo He yey. who lotted a stnke to Hunter MacDonald tor d 49-yard TD Daniel Gonzales' toPd the PAT to make-1t 13-6, which it MacDonald remamed Ullo holJIJme. r1.fo~d ma1cht..>d to the CdM 2 l<1t(• tn the hr-.t hull, bul Hcty<•s bJoc11.ed an l 8·ydrd held god.I try to preserve th • Sea Kings 11.!dd. Gonzal(•s t1dded a 23-yard tieltl yoctl w1U1 2:53 IPlt 111 the third quartf'f and senior fullbdck Curt Surnnc1 bulled in on lourth-und·goaJ from UhldE' the 1 to < «p d four-play, tourth·4uarter dnve set up when Shet1 pickcci d fumble out of the cUI on a Cdt-.1 st1ck c1nd rnturned 1t 11 yttrd~ to the Musldngs' 4 BNgey, who Sdl out thf' sea~on-upenmg 13-0 lo'>s tii Munna for d1snpl1 nc.lry mason!>, hmi:.hed 7 ol 14 for I h4 y.i.rds. · Heriog totaled 8b hdrd-edmed ru~hmg yard~. wink Gus Sandoviil h.id d prt1r of SdCk'> to key lhe ME•..,t1 defeni.e T he 6-f oot-3, 240-pound csldOCltl I liqh product lwd 15 tackles, mdud- my nin~ or tbe solo vanQly to J>iJC:•~ th<· Pirates' t!Pfl'nswe ·assdull dlJuinsl FulJt>rton. Uu• runnmq getme. He knows his quys r.un neutralize 1t. He's moi1 (on< erned about the misst>u ttss1qnmt•nb and nusalignmenb lhctl ,Jllowecl Fullerton to get uc1c ~ into lt1 t we"k's game. "In most cases. our guy stopped th<' dcfonsc and force< thir<.l-clown pd..,.;ing s1luations Worknwn srticl: -·But we mudr nw .. lttkPs thul Jpft guy!> opP1 who inudP llwn -nldQt! the hw· pld) s ... • -. Sc~ by Quarters Corona del Mar 13 0 3 Co~ta Me)<} 6 O 0 FimQuarte.. CM -Her1og 2. run (krck failed). s 47. CdM R1<hard ~on 44 pas~ from Bergey (kick failed) 4 41 CdM Mc>cOon· aid 49 p<1~\ from BNgcy (Gonzales k1c.-.). 1 08 Third Quarter CdM 23 Gon zales FG, 2 53 Lemrnerman Fourth Quarter CdM Sumner 1 run (Gonleles ktek). 9.01. Attt:!ndance: 1,300 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CdM • L~rnmerman. 23 172, Hatfield, 2·3. Sumner, 2·2. 1 TO, Estabrook, 1·2, Bergey, 7 mmus-17 · CM -Herzog, 25·86, 1 TD, Sou. 2-11; Weir, 7 S. Martin 2·5. Duddridge, 1·0 INDIVIDUAL PASSING CdM ·Bergey. 7·14-1, 164, 2 Tt>s CM · Weir. 2·12 0, 35 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING CdM • MacDonald, 2 60. 1 TD, Hayes. 2 32. Alshuler, 2 28, Rtthardson, 1 44. 1 TD CM · Ferryman. l 21, Martin 1 14 GAME STATISTICS CdM CM rust downs 12 8 Rushes yc1rdage 32 193 34-123 Passing yardage 164 35 Passing 7-14 1 2.12·0 Net return yardage• 58 5 Sacks·yardage 3 ·31 ) -16 Net yardage 384 147 Punts 2·33 6 27 7 Fumbles fumbles lost 2-1 1-1 flags net yarda~e 1 S-130 6 62 Time of possession 23 57 24;03 BRIAN POBU".IA I DAI\. Y PllOl ('dM's Grant Estabrook coUars Costa Mesa quarterback Dave Welr for a big los~ in Friday night's game. "This was a long time conung. • Freemun !idlcl ol llw wm. "This Wdsn't a wm-or-die situation, but we rPally needed to <ret off the dune." •Punt retu~. interceptions. fumble returns Score by Quarters WC'\lrrnmtcr 3 7 6 14 30 f t,Jnllc) 0 0 7 7 14 First Quarter W Col.lllrn I) FG. 7 04 Second Quarter W Rotwrt\ 1 3 pass from Coburn (Coburn kirk), 11 21 Third <)uarter E\t TdntPlu 33 run (Aldere te kick). 3 ~b w Tttu 14 p,m from Coburn kick tailed), } JO Fourth Quartet- W Roberh U pass from Coburn ' (Coburn k1ek), 7 2'1. W S.in<hu..17 run (Coburn kt<k), 5 58 Est B Valbul.'Oa 4S pcm from K • Valbuena (Alderete kt<.k), O 13 : Attenddnce 1,000 (estimated) , 1 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING : W Cope. 8 89, Cureton, 8 71; c;,mchez. 7 49, 1 TD, Laurel, 1· 13. Coburn, 1 7, Mal~onado, 1·.2, Ph1ll1ps, 1 2, Harrington, 1 minus 4 Est Tanielu. J.106. l TD, Mueller, l2-43; Jah1d. 1·3, Rubi. 3 minus 3, Romo, 2 minu' 2, I( Valbuena, 2 minus 14 INDIV10UAL PASSING W Coburn. 13 18-1, 195; Jenkins. 1 2-0, 9. ht · K. Valbuena, 10 17-0, 118, • Tilntl'lu, 0 2 0 . INDIVIDUAL REaJVING w Roberts. 8-139, 2 TD$, Tau, 3 2S, 1 ID; Jenkin\ 1·16; Cope, MS; Duong. 1 9 Est 8 . Valbuena, 6 SS, 1 TO; Tanielu, I 4 33 '1 GAME STATISTICS First downs : 'f Rushfi y;,rda9 29 29 I Pmtng yard.19e 204 118 ~umg 14 20 1 10 19 0 Net return Y-'tdage* 14 0 , s.dcs yardcJgt 0 2 ·9 I Ntt yardage 4'7 253 ~nh 0 3~33 l Fumb~ fumbles lost '2 2 3·3 f~s net yard~ 10 80 S__.5 'nme of ~~sion 26 24 21 ·36 { EAGLES . . CONTINUED FROM 81 Mdnu Td.Jlielu capped a 70· ya.rd Eagle dnve with d 33-yurd touchdown scdrnper, dfler ldkiny c1 ldleral from qudrt<>rbdck Kenny Vdlbuena On the eosumg kickoff, fatancid'& Danny Bnano rerov· e r<>d d Westminster fumhla and the Eagles (0-2) had possession on the Uon 31, lrdihng by 1ust three But Estancia WdS slopped on four running plays, including whul would prove to be a pivotal CdU on fourth down. Westnunster took over on 1ts own 23, then marched downheld dild scored another touchdown for a 16-7 lead, the fLCst of three straight Lion TDs in the second half as lhE'y won r'liruung away (229 rushing yards on 29 car- ries). Perkins said he did not consider a held uoal on fourth-and-one with 6:11 on the clock dnd the Lwns lcadmg by three. for 195 yttrd.s dnd one intercep- tion, when Eagle linebacker Jeff Thompson stepped m front of d wobbly pass cdused by d heavy rush m the second quarter. E tanc1a, wh1d1 broke even in the turnover department (three ~1vPn, three l<tken away), losl two fumblc>s m the hrst half, but nei· thcr led to Wl''>lJTUn!>ler scorec;. Bchmd l 0-0, Esldflcia quarter- bdck Kenny Valbuena rallied the offpnsc• late m the second quarter, completing six strnight pdsses, including two tor 14 yards <!ach lo his brother, Rr<'lt, dnd d 12-ydrd pa<,s to Tclnielu, who!.C legwork prov1ded mosl o{ the yardage. But the dnve stdlled with 0:07 left in the half. TarueJu's htilfback option feU incomplete, and Val· buend's fired deep on fourth down, but an Eagle rcce1ver slowed down on his route o.nd the pass landed 6ut of rcuch on fourth down. "We had th~ mom(•n· tum bcc·uuse wc>'d Just B. Valbucna Alter Estanciu wa~ stuppcd on fourth·ctnd- on<? m the third quarter, Westminster light end .Junior Tuu's hnbhctl a dnv<? by catching tt 14· y ml snmng toss hom . C'ohum with 2:20 lPfl. n•rovercd a fumble, t1ncl we hod a good pl(ty fourth (tnd one (wtth running back Mdtt Mueller),• Perklns said. "Th<•y JUSt got us. 1 tons1dPr myself a C'OdCh who believes. his pldyN tan g t ~·~don • I -{km!t bcheve in askmq th<•m to do uny- thmg they can't do." • c tanc1tt's seconddry,, burned throughout the game by We t· mini.ter quarterbil<'k Kelly Coburn, gave up touchdown f>dS s from 13, 14 end 22 ydrd . Coburn complct ~d 13 of 18 t()S " .. Dstanc.m punll'd on its n<•xt series, then W(!&lmmsler con trolled tho hdll until 5:58 r.-mc1im·n in the gcime. TI1c Lions SC'ored on a 22~yard nnss lrorn Coburn to Wtdc IOCClY· - r Tommy Rohcrts (ctght catches for t39 yards) with 7:22 left in the fourth quarter, then the Lions r ~ov 'r~ an Estancia tumbJ on UH• following kickoff, T('.SUltmg U1 t1nothcr ~ore a th Lion wt•nt 43 yards on two plays A 17-yard touchdown run by 1 •• • SINAATllS SOSROOJOIO f OMV .. (>l W tmtnster tNack Mike Cope sees one fall just beyond his l"M<'h at E tucla'1 Ricky Romo dOlel a.. Daniel Sanche7. on a draw prov1d· cd th fireworks, after Coburn trnd Roberts hooked up on a 36· yard P4 s play. Late m th gain•, Tonielu's Hi· yard rw1 put the flcsOI at lhE'ir own 40, but a personal tout on the Lions moved the ~1115 y1trds for· th •r. On tht• next play, Brett v, • hu no made a lt!ttptng nag ov r tht! middle for a 45-yard touc • down catch . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot HERBERTS CUll'IUIBl\S neighborhood, Wl10 wlebrate:o a cross-country title by running _CONTINUED FROM 81 Section D1vtSton II and No. 4 m Orange County. ... Mllrth t ,., ll111111Dcm: ~Bffeh seven miles? ~ For goo<l measure, Herberts en1oycd a f!ve-mile run on Sunday to,cdp h1s week. =6-foot-1 150 The Sclilors hope to wm a CIF State Division 11 team title this year at Woodward Park in . Fresno. Spart: Ctosi country ,_ No.1 tunrw "Usually.• HerbertS srud, •1 take one day oft every two weeks." · c--. litn 8.-ry ....... ._. Sloppv Joe's fevortte mowie:""ToP Gun" Herberts, the Ddily Pilot Athlete of the Week, actudlly ran the three-mile Laguna Hills course qukkN dS a junior (15:44), but stayed out of high gear last wa~k ~)ecause nobody was near him His closest • competitor WdS clocked m 16:18. ... 8'hl9lk ..... 111: -~ freh-man year In the league finlls.. lhclt was an awe50me race (15:44 at Irvine Park. ~ond on team, 10th Oller all) " AthleW of the WMlc t A team co-captain for Newport in the Division II race fOf senior boys at the Laguna Hills Invitational last Saturday, he c.ruised to a 15:55 a~ the SailO(S wor> the team title. Whtie H«?rbcrts' roubne is endurdJlC<!-based, he's never competed m d marathon or hdU mdi'dthon, lOK or SK. ~1·ve nevN run d road race. In fact, I've never even run the Harbor l leritage {at Newport Hctrbor). • he said. "J've always hdd club SO<'cer or I've been sick.'" · • "We don't make much of a dedl of it and nc•itiler dot•s Olly Plb ft Herbert.<> dropfX'd soccer dftcr his sophomore year, CoU«tor JpOtt> am/ senes 98-F Curt, .. Barry said. "l le JUSt went out <lnd had some fun and ran. I expect Curt to havP a fantastic setlSon, because of what he's done Uus summer. Saturday was just the tip of the iceberg ~ . For Herbert<>, the season's cross-country courses will be an abbreviated stroll compared to h1s workout paths. rn Ute past sue weeks. Herberts has run 60 miles a week. . •He has done everything he can to become the best runner he Cdn, • Bctrry said. "He taJces it very senously. I le does some extra running on lus own, above t1nd beyond what Ute team does (dunng the seuson). He hds not only had a fantastic summer with tralillllg, l:iut his enthusiasm and intensity are contagious on the team. 1 le's the kind of guy we're lucky to have around even if he didn't have as much talent as he does." Last week, for·exdrnple, Herberts ran . back-to-back 3-miJe stints on Mondt1y and Tuesday, then six miles on Wednesday, 7112 on Thun.day, five on Fnday, then Herberts raced Saturday morning at Ldguna Hills and came back with sev<•n more miles that evening m tu.s devoting his full-tune athletic • efforts to running, which he pldns to do in college, either dl Princeton, Dartmouth or StdnfOrQ (he ct1rric•s d 3.9,5 GPA). · • Dunng h1s freshman and sophomore years. be was splitting time hetw(>en club soccer and cross country," 81.trry Sdid. "He wdS Like a hi!ed gun." As a freshman, Herberts b<'gdn to shed soml! light on what his future could hold m the sport. In U1e Sea View l<-1d9ue Ftndls dt lrvine PcUk, he finished 10th ovcrt1ll (15.4 4) and s(!cond on the squad behind Claudio Cortes. Leist yecu, J lerbl?rts ran d career-best 15:36 dt lrvme Pdrk in the ledgue hndls after recovenng from season-long sickness. "He lo:.t some training bccduse he was sick t1nd he WdS never dl the same lewl that he Wds before he got sick." Barry said. Herberls, following i.I •,'olid sp1 lllY in track and field, went 8:52 m Ute 3,000 meters dt Ute uc;;c Distdnce Cc1m1vdl 1;1te in Uw season. Before. nt Ute league finctls, HNberts quulihed for CrF m the t,600 dnd 3,200 meters, mclucling a 4:23.4 cloc:kmg' m tht! 1,600. FAULKNER CONTINUED FROM 81 • evNiil player::; from both \earns, who had congwqated Ul the ouUwld to guwk, to s.top their prcg<lme prepdrntion and applaud, I <!Stimatcd 1t was aoout like hitting a hdll from Crystdl Court to the top floor of the Westin South COdst Plazd . Once the game began, , McGwttf', with whom I shdrc tht• Sdmc gym (not workout), wasted little tinw )nakmy my ticket stub t1pprcc1ctte. I h• ripped a fust- mning Andy Benes offenng, bled< herwurd for u gr~mdslum . It WdS hotnl!r No. 3 t, hulfwdy lo beltl•nnq Rogt!r Mdris, <1nd I (an ec.t~ily pick 1t out ot th<' tiighbght - . cnllagt•s aswmblPcl to chrorucle his rouncJ-trippN rl'C·ord. Loigistic::. conspired to keep mr> from catching McCw1re uncl Sosa di Dodger Stdchum thh y1•ar. hut late WdS with nw W<'dn11sday, when I U'>Pd d day oll for a sojourn to Sdn 01c~o·s Qudlconun Std<lium. f\.fanc1gmg towrigglc• t1 box sedl lw.hmcl honw ptate, I w111led for morP lhdn an hour for Sosc1 to step mto Ute· toge for BP. It we.ts c.tll rnhmtely more hlgh-prohh• srnne Ulan the Sosa hdtllJlg ptcJCtlC't' I'd wtlnPSSl..'d in o,pnng training l<1sl M111c h, when, SATURDAY ' • Footbiill Commumty colleg" Ornngc Coast di Saddlt>b.'l(lt. Colll'(Je, 7 p rn •Volleyball Coll1:"9e ~men SOUthern Cllhfu1n1a 1..Ql1l>9e di 81ola 7 30 pm Community college women Orange Coan College .111 Cuesta, '3 pm H;gh school girl~ Dave Mohs Memorial TOU<namtnt (Newport Harbof, home, C<>fona del Mar .lt Ocectn Vlf!W) pcwhed beneath ttw scor hoard. m left held at Hohokam Stadium in M~d, Anz .• I'd slramed a hamstnng ~<.Tambluig after and retnevmg a pr~am1> Sosa homer J '>Pl Ute wuvt•rur a Hie, nnv"r realizing it would !Jdtn peon! <>1ynificance -if not r:olJcc tablt1 value -dS the summm wun9 mto fall. Penetratmq the naov1e-theota• rope~ thut formed d r!lt1y<•rn·only bt1rrier uround thP batting ca9f>, fending off a media hordo thot included l ldU ot .ramer <ind ESPN color nnCtJyst J()('"Morq,rn, Sosu rut SlX prey.smt• dong ... Wednesddy, including threr> into the second deck. ThE·n. bt>fOff'. fllOfl! lhun 4~.000, ruost ot whom wowd 1111tate tile' tio[nelowu -unrl ricliculously myopic -Pddres with their undbdstlf'd c:hec•r tor Slamnun' Sc1nUf\y,"Ul" drnrnd extended into the P1ghU1 mnmq. \vtille a band of ruotNs crrcurnnavigat<'d thP std<hurn waivmg lJomm1cdn Republic flags dnd hdnd-rnctde <>1gns urgmg the Domimc.m n11lt,.n.on, Sosd ldShPcl d single dnd a double m 111 llrst foUI pldle oppedrdllc1·~ CdCh p1tc h tu Susd tnggl'r<'d a pcUllJTdllU<' explosaon of cameru flc1'iht•s, as fans squeezed tl11 •u '>hUtll•rs m hupl'!> of conm1ittinu No bJ to him Fmally. with th{· bttsf's loddt·d ~~--.......................---...-SCH EDU l E •Soccer . College women · Southern Caltfornill Colll'ge.at Pac1f1< luthctan, 3 pm Salvrdoy, September 19, 1998 85 find lh game deadlock d, 2-2, • So a dubbed a. Bnan Boeh.ring r pitch 43-4 feet inside the left-field foul pole, a few 'rows mto the P< ond de< k Only 21 mortal.S before lum had reached the conct deck m a game at the former Jack Murphy Stadium: , but none had 19ruted such joy. As sammy orcled the bases, an apprec1aliv~ roar dro't\'Jled ovt t>xplodmg foeworks, which,• - rP<Hl letter, had been sP.t off Ul thf• sky above nf:Jht hf"lld . A female < 'htc11qo nativ~, who'd commuted each gam~ ot the scru1s from <''>nt.i:tno to cheer her bt>lovcd Cubb1c~. JUmpP.d up and 1<lown in the row ht·hmd me, shrll'Rlflg 411c.ontrolldbly. It hmught to rrund the dated blcick-<1.nd-wh.ite footdge of womt>n fawning over EIVIS and t}w Beatles. I tucked my scorecard under one etrrn and JOllled the JUb1lc1uon, clappmg and chanttnq, "Sam-my, Si:l.JTl-my, • until No 21 ·popped trom the <.luyout for his ol>lJgatory curtain call. It has l>ePn 'thetr dchievment, theu rec ord-hrcdkmg summer, rivf'tmg c1 ndlJOn all dlong the w.ty. 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At<t'pf<'<1 .t~ 100' (OvPrc1q1· • f NMt\JllllMC WEST FllV. lllAI\.\ ... ..A.~¢C,._ 0ea1 rilrecu ~C.t.A .... ~ ... -Save Thousands --~ • • Newport Center Mortgage E13 Residential Real .Estate financing Profit NOW from this interest rate environment Vi..,it WPb Site, WV\l'\N.Nc ..,., porll ntrmortgage.t om Office: 719-1 155 • Pager: 644-0209 110 Newport Center Dr. Ste. 200 Newport Beach, CA 92660 ERtc Co Bf essen I NSURANCE SERVl~ES HI.Al Tll • Ol~ABl llT)• llfl • HOMl •AUTO _6 _ lONGTIRMC/\Rll T 20261 ACACJA STRll T, C,Utfll 230 NI WPORT HUACll, CA 92&60 949.261.9373 CORONA DEL MAR TRAVEL Full -$ •r\ ic :a Agcnc sinl 1 l 55 Crni es • Hpn ymoons • .P~•rsorrnli7.ed llint'!raries \h I -I < 11.1 ... 1 11 ·~:h" .1 . < 1111111.1 tl1 ·I \\.11 < \ "-'"-', 11..a•1-f1 -\·II IHll • I·" •1 .1•1 h -; lt.t. "We Come To You" "¥onthly Packages" ALEX VOICFMAIL (714) 725·157! 22l Marine Avenue • • Quality • Aff ordoble r·. 'ill Policy Ha11·-. 11 11d 1lt•1Hllirlf's art• suL11•c1 to d umgi• \\ itbuut 1111tin" Tht• pul>Ji.,fwr n• .. c·n t· .. 1111· r,iglu to 1 1·n or. n·rJn ... sify, fl'\'i.,1• or n•jt'I'( anr ~1!1 ... ,jfi1•d ac~"·rri ... t•nwr\I . Plt·u.,f• rc·pnrt un)~ 1 hut ma~ bl' 1n ~ou1 1 lm.-.ifird a(l i11111 wlliatt·h -:n1e Duily Pilot u1·1·t·pr~ 110 l1,1!J1lit~ fur •111} 1·rru1 in u~t .uh •·rti ... 1•m1·nt fur whi1•h it ma) h1· '''"1'"11~il1l1· 1'\tTJll for du· ro .. t 11f tlw .. p.11'1• a1111alh· 1111·upi1·d ~·y tlw 1·rr11r. C11·cli1 •'an unh lw .11111" t•d for 1h1· f11 .. 1 iJN'l'T iuti NALUTAll POI .••• I . I 002· 1625 •2102·2744 ---. 2710·2790 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES l!UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE \ Bow to Place Ji ~ D .. -iii.' By Malllln Penom ByFax . (714) 631-6594 (Pll'tN' 111t'l11J1· ,·our 11um1· u11d phorw 1111111lwr u11d "'''JI 1-.ill ~011 li.ll'k wi1h 11 pm·1 q111111·.) By Phone, (7 14) 642-5678 · 330 West Bf!y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Nev.-pon 81,d. & Ba.y St. Hours Telephone 8:30am-5:00pnf Monday-Friday 2900-2918 ~ 2920-3011 Index . ' t; . •' Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Cl 11.-. -· .... ~ ( • J .. : ... 5530-1140 - -, -J..:.." •.• ' . 7011·9090 ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot -Deadllnes • • Monday .. :': ........... Friday S:OO"pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm _ Wednesday ........ Tu·e day 5:00pm. I Thu rs day ...... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ....... : ..... Thur day S:OOpm • Saturday .............. Friday 5:00pm '? COSTA MESA 262t = · GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1O69 H 0 USES/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH 216 9 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltfous Business Easts1d• 3Br 2B•· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS + E'Sld• CM Bea1J1ilul Newtv Refurbished Name Statement SOLD' pool home, new win· NP H"'IQHTS FOR RENT 2Br 1Ba, large yard. Oceanfront 3BA 3BA 1 Br 1 Ba In lov•lf 7.sUPERIOR COURT The 1ollowt0g ~rsons are EQUAL HOU'"NG 0 dows, trench doors, * '"' * $ I gated commty Wal " doing ""us1·n~s es· "' •Open Sun 1 .. "brli•••••••• garage. \050 mo r~ra yearly re"'tal on · OF CALIFORNIA, u v• landscape, hardscope ._. ' A 6 3 6 .. v '' to lheater/ShOPllf CARVE SvATESOARO"' OPPORTUNITY Showcase homes 1 5bo Hardwd floor• ita, Agent 46-4 1 the •and, l"rn $3550/ COUNTY OF ORANOE " ~. & much more. In good · "' .. privato gar/carpor~f. 341 The City Drive 6114 San Lorenzo Ln .• Ana· All real matu,.,trllsl•t I• 1111s lor si:ile •n our location for s299,900 under carpet. $469K ---------L•••• .Ex•cutlve Hm mo. unlurn $3450/mo. $885/mo + ($425 de or.t Office l~,':ii·d~~ 9~~7 C1uz, 6114 .. ftf,,.. ls H'lttlltlk ,,,. sa1u~~~~1~:~n~rtate Earl & Judf Taylor, 430 El Modena Ave. BALBOA 4Br 2.3/4Ba, 2·story, Broker 949·642·3851l Kie In Manae•m•n Box 14171 San Lorenzo Ln. Anaheim, tr1lh1tHtetla1Acttl1.,u HOMES OF Agts 642-4722 Owner (310) 390-3968 ISLAND 2106 beau landscaped, Slnnl• F•mflu Home 940·S81-4000 1111trid w~ldl "'"" II IUtpl t d c I e to • ' 01ange, CA CA 92807 It a•ftrtiu .,11 •rtltruct. REDUCEDl 5Br 3Ba OCEANFRONT ga e omm, cos In Balboa Spacious Newport Heights are.t 92863· 15 7'\ This t>uslntss is con· lt•ll•llH •• tiun•••all.. THE WEEK Fam rm, pool. spa, 1 ao• Of Fabuloua SC Plaza 52300/Mo cllm dealgn 3br 2 5ba 3bd 2ba. f/p, 2 c~ 1N THE MATTER OF ducted t>y· an-4ndrV1dua1 •m• 11 rtct. ctltl, 111111... Dl1play eds start yardl $259,900 Oceanfront Bey Vlewl Charming Kay, 729-2740 Ne"'ler outside Cleek w/spa, gar, Indy rm. patio .. THE PETITION TO Ha•a you started doing su.-. ....... i·.i1•·1"'· ... ,., •t fust $7SI Tamarrah. Seven Ovorlooklng lhe Blue 2 Br+ famlly r.opm, Conslructlonl 2c ~ar, FP, w/d hk·up. avail 10/I $1495rmo business yet? No ....... • "' ... ,. o ... 1 w d 5 2Ba main hse, brick A 1 o t $28501 1 • 65 cu ANGE THE NAME Br•"don Cr·~ ••U•••I 11111•, 11 n tnlt1l1H ea.., ine e pm Gables 714·665·7197 Pacific & Catalino. LIKE A HOUSE Lg va c · mo. ncl I utll. 720·15 1• .... U £ *** ~ firs, new carpeting. Pam 862 9743 Agent OF Poppy Carmelo for Tnrs statement was Mod I• ma\t ••r "'" Jrtt1111tt. *"' Price will amaze you I 2 FP'a, wet bar, w. 0 1 Br 1 Ba, huge yd. Gat • • Lo9an Michael Cart• wuh the County Clerk or ll1111!1Utt w•1m1111111111t• • OPEN HOUSE ANA O NT l 26 hook up ear patio w/opener Nr Trl·Sqr FOUNTAIN wright,. minor Orange Counry on 8·7·98 f-h .,,,.,.,.r •Ill HI Ll1tlnge tor $1St D p I 0 ~ n-...ae-••-• gar .• si.8~0/mo yrly 5850. 949·852·9939 --------· VAJ.L~Y CASE NUMBER 19988700$33 laowlqtr •mlll ••r 1nt11ll•· Deadline Thur• 5pm 9 ~ llWAI Angela Glaaer. Metro ---------APARTMENTS 'iiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiii. iii2ii6ii3~4 A193904 Daily Pilot Sepl 5. 12. 19, maalltt real nl>tt •l11ct1111e ***** Dphc S285,900:'13Br 2Ba a.llJ Realty, . 723-<>653 NEWPORT 11 ORDER TO SHOW 26, 1998 Sa089 rltlallt .. l lllt'" Ow, .. ,.,, II f,>ays to advertise & 2Br 2Ba, 3c gar, nu FOR RENT Studio. murph'y t>ed, CAUSE FOR CHANGE '" '"''' ltltr••• lhl •II In the best local pnt. root. 493-0781 or ' 949--723•5120 •H•w England $t"I• B11:11.cu 2169 ••••••••• frig, new cpt, S525'mo OF NAME PUBLIC NOTICE •••Ill••• l4mt1u• le 1•11 Real Eslate Section 3Br 2Ba. moaern ~ 11. ~ 1 496-76-49 J.Webb, Bkr OPEN SUN 2·S;30 FP, 2 patios. 2c gar. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lncl's ulil, I qu et P8f• PETITIONER S) Peppy Flctltlou1 Busln•11 ....,.,.r 111 •tarl•~ ",. CALL TODAY 3239 CLAY ST ---------son. nlpets 266·0354 Camrtlo for Logan Micll1&l . Name Statement ,.,., ,,,.,..llllJ lll&la Ttct81• LISA R)VERA Nwpt Hghte Custom YeaJly/unturn. S23CO/ 2br 1 ba duplex ocean BALBOA • C11n ... ·lg'11 A l'l')rnor HASI The follow1ng persons are ,1111el,1u111111a111u AllHUD HUNTINGTON Med 3Br 2.5Ba 3FP, mo.+utla. Beach Time front lurn, avail 9·19 liAVE l'ILED A PETITION domgbu1inessas T1ll-l101111otmm1 ft1 949.574.4252 BEACH 1040 3c gar. Don/Library, Really 673·6511 lo 5·31. $1400/mo. PENINSULA 2607 F 0 R AN ORO EA T 0 APM Motorspona 302 1~' Wulll-et•• DC aru •1•11• ANNE WILLEY Inside lndry. 11.1 Time Winter r•ntalal Sebring RE 850.931 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHAl~OE N•MES FROM Santo Tomas SI .• 'cosra callHUD~.at·3$t;I OH d $489000 Bk 4bd 3ba, $2100. O!) 11 M ctiael C:irt,.,,.ghl Meu, CA 92627 949•574-4249 2 Story Beach Beau 76g~;OOO e'11t. 35~ 2bd 2ba, $1550. Both 28r 18• TWH New ra.~anl.111.tiac Mo 1crv Ed>Na•dPat11ckComlonlll, S139,9K 2 Lrg·bt 1 & lurn'dl 376·9042 carpell, lcar all I~ l-J-!<:...b\'. 9rdc.-reA. Iha ""'"· .S····o.-To->< "'· .,.1/"'"·.-T ... sa~lude" Prine Only. gar•g• qear Gel~ri·s r~:r:Ue'Cst~IJ .. ~ ~la ~re;a, CA 92621 -• BALBOA ya'":d: -p;rl;e:1-cond~1"p ... r"'1'-a-t-ln_•_R-::.•-m_o_d_•...,I•---------$1296]81Cr 64o;S-864 •STUDIO $97S.* Nu pnt/cpt, frig & uhl lnel d1 yur,ly •. lflq pets 760·1113 or 1'23"·1268 r:alttr ppcnr bclore Tn1s business 1s con·, .. •••••••• Agl 949·721·9365 .Beach Home. Tile. ~ALBOA cov 1 n DeoMment duc1od by-an lnd••ldulll 11 PENINSULA 1007 ° 2Br 2Ba nr F .. ll1on Is ---------._.~ ?OJ 01 tne Ciange Have xo~ slarted do•ng HOUSES/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------marble, cenalr, patio, PENINSULA 2107 a/C, 2c •II gar. comm. CORONA \.Ql y Sup .. pr Court at busm11ss y&t? No Duplex 2 ownora units NEWPORT 2c gar S559K Newpcrt '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pool, No pell. $1695/ DEL MAR 1-auore.,n 'l.r>o...m above Edward P. Comlon 111 CONDOS Pacific A E. 645-368311 mo 840 1529 2622 n OCT ~o 19'lB 01 2.00 T111s statement was hied mrbl/granlle ateps 10 BEACH 1069•----------Exeo Bch Hm turn . • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o OI o. Pm '1d tt lln and v..th the Coun1y Clerk ot FOR SALE bch, oceon vu S795K iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEA ISLAND TWH 3Br/Oen/Spa. $4000/ BACK BAY 3br 2.5ba, tire at ow cause. ti any Oiange County on 9 8,98 Opon Housa 109 35th Lowest Price! Newest Mo. Agt Marl a Harbor 2400sf, lg yd, gar· •1 ~ ra~c wtiy tho ~etiton uu~86769201 St 363·1b08/390·3308 3Br 2.~B• 1·Sty '1ome Luskl No one above Realty 6?3-4400 • 119 dener, 52400/mo. r .!. ~'o"grgaont~ name shOUld OaUy P1101 Sept 12, 19 28 Ocean front Condo wdrg yard bonus rm, or beloSw l Mood•I (949) 640-7262 ... " ""' ,..A S GcNEDllT l002 Lowil SS on Oen In a.c owner mo11vatedl Perlecll 510,0 01 Ocean lrnV191h St 3br --------- 3BR 2BA Ophc Mini Oen vu, new pnt/crpt, upper, le gar, $2600 mo. 714·612.4945 Agt t ls lutlhCI' oroered 1na1 a v..I 3, 1998 •091 i; .lVM. 2 ~ den 2ba Sec bldg $425K Agent 640.t529 Call Owner 644·8748 2.5ba, 2nd fir awe· Back Bay Hm 2br, 2ba, c~, ol 1tns order to •howl ---------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii some vul F/P, furn. yd. 2 car gar, gated---------cJu 11 be published in1• lgdeck.Bkr GJ3·54B9 •3Br 20• 400 SqFt +VIEWTWM Gourmet $1995wlnter673·Ul43 comm, pool/spa. COSTA MESA 2624 0~11 P ot a newspaper or so Oo~::Aso*Move·ln•---------detached ofc/bonus kit, den, ottlce, new 52 300/m 040-0938 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~fflora1 circi.latton pub· Can'I seem to FAEE C 1· CORONA rm, prol'I landscapod. bathe. All Perfection.•---------. , 111h1·d ln lh1s tounty. at fRL"' ou,rue ing 40S lrvlne Avenue $695K. Agts, Beverly CORONA Bluna 3Br 2.5Ba . view, •Coata Mese'a Best , ..... 1 Qnco a .... ee~ for tour gel to all thoso c:."' L11t o Homo• 011:1 11.• 11-0 1022 S515K 645-4592 Pp M h 759 3731 1 -· HU.ONA REPOS ~ nUM". orp y • or DEL MAR 2122 prlstne 52800/Mo. Jr-1br & lbr, also 2br t9"~ccu1 ~• "'eeks prior IO repair jobs 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Minda Bush 759·3782 Barbara Sanr.,.ret 1 daf ol ll\e heanno 1·800·723·6857 11 Big Canvon By Owner -• 1 ba, quiet gated "1ATE SEP 03 1098 around the house? Veteran Aeal Eatate COM Beat ev•ll for Elegant -Spacious----------Realtor 949-644-0195 comm. pool, tennis, 1AME~ A. JACKMAN, let the ·Forcioseci cov Homes ~~;e!h8i2!~·~:'m~~~ ~;g;n~:~00~rg~;~ w:::f.11Z~~v:'900s:gr1~1 2 :;a, 22~.g~~:~e. ~~i _F_a_b_t_u-ny-fu-,,,-.-(-w_il_t -re-n-11 ~r!!.!ayit,~~:~~.1:.~ J \ID 0 E C 0 MM IS· Classlfiod Hud, MMA, Fmance ocean Owner Sieve 2ooosF. lrg pvt yards, appro• 9600 If lot lmmedlately $1500/Mo unfurn) gated, 1Br Lux 714·5S7.007S SJC)NER OF THE SUPE· Service Avail Call 24 hrs, dys 1949) 376.0305 1 block to FHhlon Is. OPEN SAT 1-4 PleaH call 75~3097 TWN, pano view, gar. -'---------JllOR COURT 7 days 800·555·1003. eve (9491 G?S-4397 Best Otter s568 OOO 1707 Antlgu• W•V $1050/Mo. Mary, Agt E'SIDE 2Br 1Ba, 1c: ~oppy C11rme1o, 3e1 1s1n Directory 10 5598 ooO 720-1248 By Owner $820K Ch•"""'• 3Br 28a hm 857·8211 x 1378 gar, w/d hk·up1, No St.,Co"a t.~uaca 92627 helpyou find Gov•t Foreelo••doceen Vlewl on • · (714)624·2348 No.oftheHwy1/c gar Pe11.2390 Elden&ll C, l'llo·Ptr reliable help Homes from pennies Forrestod Canyon. BIG CANYON VILLAS (714) 939·2182 $1995/LH. Avl lmmed 1.0 Rooev'Pvt B•th $875/Mo. 645-4585 on 5 Delinquent lax, Chllrmerl Lot value No Peta 640·5324 Sep. entr, wet bar, ---------.;puullshed Newpo11 642·5678 repo's. REO's , your 5839 900 low malnt Townhome Excellence mini frig, view, $800/ •'•Ide .P•PP•rwood Hu1-.t Co&1a t!esa D.:i11y area. 800·218·9000•t 1 blo'ck 10 beach Ca~ Mason Elll1 Aealtora NEWPORT Luxury TWM Oellghttul mo, 1ncld1 utla/oable. Apta. 1Br. am yard Pife1 Sept 19. 26. Oct 3. H1398 for current hst. butld new. 320 Hazel. 849-759-nOO 1gl·sty 29r M1tr +lg Avail OCl·2 &44-0195 w/pallo w/d. S075/mo. i erl998 Sa094i-----:-----i....:.....,O.:..P:_E:_N;.:._S.:U.:.N_.:.:1...:.-• .:.:.:... CdM Home. 759·9070 BLUFFS TWH Top COAST 1070 den. gour kit, •tt 2c, lg No P•t• 031-7813 ~ .. deck w/ocn vu+ pvt Newport Height• 3Br ----------~ PUBLIC NOTICE Rancho San Jo,.quln Bay view, Custom :JBr grdn courtyd, commty 38a, lrg yd, Jae. cul·de *MI! SA V 8 RD E * . . Ifie,. 'fl_. lie/;; • ' tfeu /<k-lte A GOOD ·ADI ' i __ N_O_T -IC_E_O_F__ 2 LAS FLORES COSTA MESA 1024 1 .sTOS~~3~ wMew D•t•ched 3BR Hm• pool, 55+. $2400/mo uc, walk to 1chools, twnhm 2br 1ba tamrm APPLICATION FOR 3 ·BORM s4os,ooo 5389,000 'Sancerre' comer 101, Kleln Man•eement •hopping, pet• ok. laun hkupa, no po11.1~-------.., On the Ooll Course! ~ upgrades, beaut yard, 949·581-4000 Broker 949·642·3850 $1000/mo 751·<4330. CHANOE IN NCI~ VlllW Diana Wiiiams Agt 2BR,28A 1240•f 1410K S•t·Sun 1 0-4 OWNERSHIP OF M•MORIAL PARK 949·844·4144 Open Snl/Sun 12-4;00 ~ • 163 Lessay 721•5621 ALCOHOLIC 949·496·1800 4t5 Bry1on Springs 8£VERAGE LICENSE c.m.tery •Mortuary PATRICK TENOiiE OH Victoria. 5139,000 Sencerre 3br 2.5ba, Catt"' f, ng Chapel• Crematory Please Call & Let Us BY OWNER 631·5441 714A 42().2440 many upgrades, pv1 Apµ.c .. tion: Know What Your B•autlful E'alde Hm yd. S41SIK, 76()..8550 SEP 17. 1998 3500 Pacific View Drive Needs Arel 850·9705 H1-ce1lt, lg Mstr/1g ba CASTAWAYS Approx Co-operate w/ Brkr'1 to Whom II May Concern· Newport Beech t .8 0 0 •4 ·TEN 0 RE 3br 2.5ba, Bonus rm. 3400sf, expanded Open Hse Sun 1-4pl'n. ~• flA'110(S) Of th• AP· M4·2700 Pl 1 3B 2 58 3 p ant(\) I'> are· WILMASllJ•-------1111 2FP'a, 2c gar. s435K an ' f • •. c 1"$,....u_m_m_,l.,..t ...,,G,_a-te-d~lu_x_e_n_d P 10 RESTAURANT INC. PIERCE BROTHERS 324·0337pgr/842·138S ~arage. den. ol11ce. unll Lgeat TwnhH 3br Hlt ap~ht1nt1 ltattd BELl BROADWAY CSTM E'alde Home, wner/Agt. 631-1579 3ba, on 2 greenbelts eli!Ove art applyrng 10 tht gated complex, bullt Charming Home Lrg ahutter•. $389.91< partm•11• of Alcohohc Mortuary* Chapel Real Estatt . In '92, 3Br 2.5Ba. backyrd on cul·d•·uc Agt./Owner 720.7078 Bt1tN11g• Control lo Hit al· Cremation • 1 Must eHI $319,000 In quiet realdentl•I ceflollc bevt1agH at 203 1DSRtctlon Sycs. E•r1 & Judy Taylor nelghboihood. Hard·•--------- tMAINE AVE. BALBOA IS· 110 B~dWay Homework• .aftent 949.542.41722 wood lloort. brig I'll SAN JU 11 u lAAD. CA 92802 Costa Mesa t.I t...o.1......1. (7141l"'3001 ........ n.n t~ tnt lollowfng 1ype ol u 2 .e180 ......,.. JV' *e SIDE• 3 LEFT end airy. Seller will CAPIST~11•10 078 deenu· 41 ON·SALE.__ .. _ .. ___ ., Oil'Sliarrilai• 714 81°"4397 s new home• direct entertain ollera """"'" 1 B~R AND WINE· EATING1" from builder 3br 2 5ba between Sl91>.000 and P CE r;::===============tl 11 I' ' I 2 2 9. Q 0 O La no e "bllshed Ntwpo11 9 cei 1 AC. 2 car Boggs 849·717·4740 •queatrl•n •at•t• "' nar Price• from tht ST N .. W " 1 acres located c llCh·COsla Mt.a D•11Y "Af~ordable high s200·1 722·8120 COA • PORT BTN Lake El1lnor/San P 1 Stptomber it, 1998 I' c a 211 a • Sa093 • IS'SID• 3Br 2.5Ba, FP. u0t•d0 r dbl•g8ayrtd1gd• Juan Capl1trano$149K Al ti 2c garage. S24t,900 c n • r, w • Olan• Mahtr·Prud PUBLIC NOTICE terna ve" 183 Mont• Vl•t• trig, pool, spa. gated 949·249.e154 t By Ownr 94Sl·650·0669 $248,900 Agt 721-1575 r flotltlous Bu•lnus Nam• statement Dl.SCOUDt Casket e•atoE charming 3DR Ea•tbfutt 3er 2.1ea.1·M-0-8-1-1-n-----·• following pe1aon1 art ' Home on over 9000SF 2·Sly, great loc on '" bus1ne11 es· corner lot w/gl1n1 gar. gtnblt, S350I(. Harbor HOMES 1100 owment AllOClat•• In· Cremation & Will hold 8 cars plus Really 073·4400 1 nee Strvtces 2801 W huge RV area. Call tor Oreat lnv••tmentl J•I Hwy No. :160, Nt>N· detall1 , $398,000 Newer Ouple•I One CM Ptayport 28r 2Ba. P ti a .. c,,, CA 92&&3 Burial Service x1nt Loe. Ea11 & Judy eiock 10 ocean. unit• 2ox52, s 1 s.soo SP9~ llcpher P Tnunn tdD8 Taylor, Agt1 8-42-4722 re cently relurblshedl rent, $400. 55 + Har· ~1"':"'1. ~~=' e3.1!~ Why 'should you subject E'Sld• l'ln••t TWM $4~0.000 Doug Sulley. bor AHlty 873-4400 ........ 2Br• Hm• olc, 2.5Ba, Sroktr 040.720.1704 ,. --------- ---------- "En1ployee." "Empleado." "Arbeitnehmer." "Employe." NOMAmR HOW nu SAY .'1 ~CM ' If I ' 'I / 11 I I • ' , I -' ' ' ' : : : • bcJ.11ne11 Is con· ,y·n•• .. sell & your family to approx 160011, marble HVM 301 :uaa dining LOTS 1--"'1!1:;1trld ~n 1N:llV111t111t"-"-Hfi'-r ..u.u..a. ~ -...ntry, f'p, 2c garega. di 1 ' r --'==.=.-=..=:.=====~!::::::Z:===::= dot I I fl d • f S244 500 G3t·1509 Pp . rm, n ng area. am FOi SALE 1400 I· b .~eJ~,1·~.~~~992 no pay ng n ate pnces or · ~i>~'C:o~~w8;:~3~,~----••• ~11~f.':::n~~,,~~~ Iii.a CaSketS & SerViCeS???? .. Ovtrelocktd wllh or 380·9492 •:.ORRO •AV 120 lht C01Jnty Cltrk ot r.n li'-H r......~-srutt? Newport• leet iulll rHldtnUal homea11 .. aoge Counlt on t 9-te \All uu rr« A call lo Model Perteet 3 R Hlli"9 fHtl Lot 11z .. 1HH78a2H c-&-n...-l Comdel Classified AEOUCEO TO SHS2K from t.000·14,000sf, ally Polot SefM 12. II, 21, ~ •-. ~-r wUI help .. "*• lentegrel • many offtrlna OCHI\ 3, 1099 SaO!IO 1e===:;::::;:::;========!J, __ --.;;Hr-Mta ... ·H-..Z1.1•---R .. nor IMtM4~116 vi.w.11 IOCM7Wl11 Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642·5678 to place v.our Garage Sole Ad ! .. ~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doilyf--P_ilo_t ________ """"""'=',,..._-=-------------------------------S-a1_ur_dr;~y---Se..;.p_1e_m_be_r_1_9_, _19_9_8_.......;~ JIEWPORT l!ACH RENTALS TO STORAGE 2742 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 2669 SHARE 2724 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY 2920 . 5530 5530 5530 5530 ":..'i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiii s To R A a e 8 PA c e 2 9 o 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ...,ean 3br 2ba den, NB Condo w/p ol, CM. approx 12')( 23 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Free Cash Qrants Accounting Oen Office PfT. 8.12 M-PAYROLL/ PT aJtarnoon ortlc::• S le ..,.,arble/granlle oc .. n gvm. near beacn •rel S 17Smo. Newport ••••••" College, Scholarshlps, Staff Accountant F. Aecp't, filing. It ADMINl&TRATIVe work, Errands, flox COMI! GROW lew, 2br 2ba, Studio female, nlam S4C mo Blvdt17tn at. 771•724o Bualneaa. Medlcal N ewspaper ptlnung bl\ p g , computer. ASSISTANT hrs, compul r, off co WITH USI 63·1506 or 390-3308 714·!515·883 Please be wary 01 out bills. Never repay. and nubllshinn com· s Payroll assistant and sk1l11 neod d $10t1t, Eapanding r 1 I c '••••••••• of area c:ompanles. .. • mall, pleasant stu· AOM 20th & N1Npt Bl. NB M•ater bedt oom'" Ctleck with the local 800·216·9000xt 0 1398 pany seeks full ume dio, send rH .: Aon office adm nlatralor No amot.tng Balboa vents ng oepartm 2 bd b COMMEOCIAL ,....,--,------,....--Staff Accountant to Yeo Archltecht ,.00 Full ttme po1111on. Job Penn. Alexander Pub· 1 kl a self mollv t 1 a avail Oct, h t, pri·i111e bath, kl t: 1 n "' B • tt • r 8 l.f a In• s s Help d•d any body see assist In month end " duties Include: asslSI· heat on:. 949·042-0101 r 1100/mo, yearly, R• pi;v/amen111ea sQ:i + Re rtT ESTATE Bure.au before you hit & run on Tuea Sept Jasmine A.Ye Corona accoum e.><.ocu IV• turbl1hed, gar, w/d, 1/2. ulll's 673.C 15, &;nJ.. 1end eny money for 1, on Balboa at 40th closlng, Journal entrlea d et Mar, Ca 92825; Ing wttn pavroll 101 ••cepU onls t for sell, develop ond I.' • '""Ip yard 873"'4373 I••••••••• feH or aervlcH. Read St, NP6. M" Sliver and 11nanc111I stat•· Fax 949·644·0449 mld·stze company haal)h' c11re o1l1cc Ille• nev-bu1lne • ~...: • ' NPB 29, s1ng•e, '-•o n , menta. Also perform ronyeol(! aot.com and executive olflce Creal phone skills & ond 1poc1 I section • NEWPORT STUDIO prof male, NS. si.ore1---------and 1,1nderatand any Mazda Mlllenla got hit general accounting admlniatratlon. Plea$e attentLon to Cleta•• 8 Wo p1efer a cond1dot 1 hou .. from Hnd 2br 2ba Male/111 ;r1e BUSINESS OFFICE !~i;:~ai~~P b::~~~/:'o~ _w_h_ll•_P_•_rk_•_d_9_1_5_-4_5_oo_ func11on1 mctud1ng Llttl• lnn by the B•Y $olid r•llum• to Ac· must 949•494•1892 10 havo a minimum or w/kltchette. Agent Eve. 714·754·8il .. 3 FOR RENT 2769 rates bank and BIS ac.-•••ks desk help counting Supel'lliSOr. ---------1 yqar pr1n1 Od· 040·042·3850 NPB c:ondo share :?br, •---------counts reconci11at1on, S7.50hr plut tips PO Boie 1550, Costa Restaurant' vot11slng experience. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijliiiiiiiii Available VENOIHQ 401k admln and coor· (949l 073 8800 Mesa CA 92828 or PACIF-IC LIFE In E11co1•eot oommunle'a - -' • '" ~:~.· ~g~/~0 ~· ~~ ..&-'Coat• M e\a• •rtn m utt '1911 rJ>y' f'OI """Ctlntl1!0!'t 1nct •specia ......... ...,. ••• : ... · -· •· oo ~~-ftstim -r-wpou 61WM;J1 a .. Mi~ tPOO'I' et. .._ .... AOll•ty• (949} 645•1797 Sm Office Nowport Advll, Alka Seltzer, projects Thia position ***Loan Funder•* to• 119 a CASt11En and 1 , t QO!lls and m MISCELIANEOUS RENTALS ~-~,..----· __ B 1 v <J /1 7t h 1 t. BandAtds. Tylenol, requiret BS degree In doc & shipping o.tp (949) 642-7667 CATE~INO DELIVERY. prolouloruil prennto Shr NB Condo 2bd 1ba $250/mo 771·i240 etc. S4k·S8k req. accounting or finance. top salary & bont. Resume ahould In· Orlvors It nse re· tons In a Inst p c;oc: gated. poo11spa, w/d 100% finance w/good one er two year expe• Amerlcorp 8000 w ctvde eatery tilatory aolrao Fu I benerits nnd dcm111 or1onted n 11 prkg, must t•k• <Jog •---------credit. E11rn S4k • :mo rfence preierred and PCH NP 949.574.7701 Phys1cal'drug acroon. Call Scott 7l4·G-40.3564 v fOn(!'lenl. S550fmo 844·1785 COMMERCIAL 888·538-9508 ext 505 prof1c1ont an PC skill• x118 Fax•574·1753 Ing required. EOE and apply ~n person. ' >'.lf\1 txlno ,1 pack•O ' {Excol Lotus 1 " 3 700 Newpor1 Center lnctv'"' ng· 401k Ot"g' PROPERTY 2778 Payphones' S150K/Yr ' • ·~· •PERSON FRIDAY• Or. Now"'Ort Beacn .. .. RENTALS TO ---------• and Word). Oood ben· *'*•Loan Ofllc•r•• A I fl I h ... &cr~o no ph)'.S•COI , •• RENTALS Lowest prices Local1---------1 oltt package including Top co,nim., paid,. ecept o •st IQ I EOE QU red EOE ' S'1A,RE 2724 ~.. NEW 2000af bldg In •It• s 0 va11 ab 1 e · • 401k retirement plan. Americorp 6000 W bookkeeping, tvplug Resumes -.la lax Al "1 wANTED 2726 Cannery Row, fronts 800•800•3470 24/hrs LOST & Drug screoning/physl· PCH NP 949·574·7701 ~~;g,~~·;le . h~u;1~ 1ont.on Lynn Esol c'M 2br l bti. condo, 2 stroets next to VENDING The Ultl· FOUND 2925 cal required E.O.E. x118 Fax 574·1753 949.642•0735 tax \\ 1t~n ~"\ il ''""' 714·650-4802 or ma I young pror male, WO. CM or HB want to rent Mc Donalds. For lse ma I e 1 Co 11 e c I Send rosume to. AC· M 1 t IC 1 di PT resume 949.642.1729 u Cl'"'~ u 1u Ti mos Communll ) nr Tri Sq .. S550 or 5 or 6br house tease/ Owner/Ag! 631-7433 $10•$20 bills. Cash Reward for a lost counl1ng Supervisor an• us 0 an · ---------N11.-(I, 330 Wost Boy s600 w /gar. Avail lease option. Xlnt pror Call/lroo sample. bracelet In Fa.h Isl or PO Box 1560, .Cost~ Mon-Fri. 118m·3pm POSTAL STORE P/T im:lud JI I ~lraot. Costa Mos11 10-1 No pets 354.5245 credit. (949) 640-0316. INDUSTRIAL 2788 800·820·4353 Lido VIiiage 675•6753. Mesa, CA 92628 or ~o~~~.'ov: ~hil~r1en. I:>~ retail counter, flex hrs, Ille I JC'ls CA 92627 tax to (949) 631·7246 o n w ang applv: 3535 E. Coast .ind c•c1 rhc-OM near Triangle COSTA MESA E/SIDE help whore .nood,od. Hwy. COM 673·2930 :Square. Share condo. •want to rent• 2br CREDIT 2907 ••••••••• •BOAT SHOW• Carden Hall School, -----C-0-n-ve_n_to_n_I __ , S400mo + u111 No S house or like house LOW RENT! tndustnal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PERSONALS Temp. FJPT. T1ckel 154' Monro\1111 Ave, Classified )OU \\,tnf Seti your ttomc through clastll1ed 842-5678 Pets (714) 646·8370 Xlnt rels & credit. sp oce w/olfices, 2200-takers, general olltce, Newport eeat:h. 842·5678 f,.u.!\1.111: 949·642-9408 4600sf 78cent st NNN matnt. Must be at Call (949) 645·1773. -----------~-------,_ ________ ... HB blks 10 ocean share Jack•• (714) 673-2754. GET ou· T least 21 and have a Ask for Kim '2br 2ba condo, with ---------lid c o · 1· prof NS Fem. S550 STORAGE 2742 -IN_C_O_M_E_____ OF DEBT' PERSONALS 3002 ~a 11 (94:1 75~v5o~s59 ic, Medical Olflce 'IT WOiie> f'lloasSINO •GIN.°'"°• CdM 24-JOll••hnM SEASONAL CONCIERGE 1nc1 ut11. 969-2219, • a • RECEPTIONIST PROPERTY 2790 U / h / TEEN TROUBLES? Childron's Orchard/CM Fashion Island !,!e Can e·f!.! Runaway? Truancy? needs reliable, oner· Drugs? Alcohol? Neg· get1c. dependable per· long""" Slrotl<J PC --WOid ptO<aUlng &liili1 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPOR'l 2669 BEACH 2669 E.SIDE CM Prime Loe (3) 2br units & (1) 3br. Spac ious 2 wffrprc·s 4 single car encl gar upgrados 11 S499k Oon Agt 714·997-00!SO • Ctedil Cards Consolidated son for PfT work Cati alive peers? Call for a Theresa 650·2243 •Payments Lo1mtd r e f e r r a t t o a Good commun1cauon skills Excellent ben· ehts. Computer J11or· ate Full time Needed for Newport and Fullorton. Fax resume to (626)335·4631 and <Mt.a O<i.nted .......... "°P1"'9. f.11!\g Fa• r.sume 675-2235 Seeking outgoing e11try·IC\'el candidates to assist customers & handle lite clerical duties through the holiday season. NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bayfroat commtuliry witJi pmate bead\ & marina. Tropica.l landsCJpiog·large La.oai ~I & 1u.o dtck. WallC to Balbcia Island shops Minutes from Fashion Island. · • Spscioa.t IBR, 2BR ll1'd 2BR & den apu. • Printe patioa or bakoniu •Wood bamlngf gu firtplaca • Printe garages • •Boat .ti~-awlable • $1650 • $3600 No i'eu Please call (949) 760-0919 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON OA1'80 COMMUNITY OY PASlllON ISi ANO Bcm111rul 1rcellnt:ll ~•rc."t·t<o "'"' ~oll c 1111 .... • views r:.nJO>· e<tr(·frc<: "" '''~ 111 rour l.ir*' I, 2 Of 3 DH npartmcru hom~:t • 'lWo<'<'lr ~<lhl~t· • WUsher/drycr hookups • Hrcpk'lC.e (woo1.l t. ga._1 • Air < on<1111onlr~ • Wet bar In 2 nrxt 3 rm • Alarm sys1cm • s 1.G50 to s2.oo~ • rte.·1se c<1U t7 I 4J h44<150'I Sorl)'. nu pt'I" There's nev« buy or lease .. ~ Orange County 's Best Stock of Cargo Vans! • /n/tmt Reduced program that worksl Comp u l • r u •er a 949·378·2924. needed. Work own •Harassments' Stopped houra S20k·S75k/yr • llablamos Es not 1 ·600-348-71 86 x603 Call Noemi at (626)335· 1259 ------ BEHR11r Plea<1e stop by the concierge desk in the Atrium court at fashion l~land or. • BUSINESS & FINANCE BUSINESS FOR SALE 2900 Floral Garden & Olft Shop on Balboa Island. S 12K. More. & fixtures Incl Mo rent $250 949-376-4800 -.. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY . 2904 • • • • • • • • • MEDICAL BILLING Be In IJvsinoss for your1ell c:ioctronically •Atllht.llt •TO\ '• •A«ourJI ~t!V~ lrwoi<" procoss modical & den101 claims onl••••••••• your personal com· ANNOUNCEMENTS putor. Comprehen'11ve1••••••••• training ACCOUNTS 1• PROVIDED. 800·769·2980 Xt219 •••••••••• To place an ad 1n ClaHlfled Call 842·S878. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 CONTROLLER 20 yr telecommunications Co. Is looking for on e,(p'd controller Please fax resumo to (714) 540·1900. Counselor/Instruct 00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii adu I ts In tnd v'I hvi ng skills thru-oul O C. Must have car & ins 714·703·3389 Accounting A/P & CHh Dlabura•m•nl Aaslatant Dellvery porson CM, Newspaper publishing ahernoons Groat for and printing comp.my sludent or senlora. seek• regular part Approx 4hrs per day. time 24 hours per 56.50 hr .2ocon1 per week person. Ona mile, must have own year experience pro-veh1clo proof of lerred. E.O.E., drug-insurance Charles rree & smokelree ~"ork •540-8911 • environment. Sond re· sume wllh salary hts· Fr ont Deak/Sales For tory 10. Accounting fitness ctr u; CM. Supervisor PO Box Somo 8>1P ro;q PT. 1"60 c · M CA Cays & evit s req "' ' osta osa, Apply In peraon 924628 or lax to (949) MET-Rx 140 E 17th B, G 2·7246 CM. Ask for Harol<J Ctaul11ed is .... CONVENIENT whether you're buy· Ing, sothng, or (usl looking, ctass1had has what you need' CLASSIFIED '642·5678 Overstocked witH stuff? A call to Clas sifted will help 842-5678 NB Compenir looking tor ofltce assislanr. Must have accounts payable expenence Great peoplo akills. good computer akllls Wu otter a salary .. benefits. Pleaso fax resume 949· 723•5442 Attn: Erin. Needed: Ouallhed wrkrs who know sprinklers· ropa1r1 install trees, yd malnt Need chmb· ers too COL 546·5801 NO LIMIT Casn Oa1fy M,1· 1<eting firm needs help for rapid growtn. S 14·$21 to start. Mariy Posi11on1o Avatloblo. •Salos • Man:igomenl • Customer Svc •Models •Drivers Ca ll Today! Start T omorrow 714-375°0491 Pff eiectrlclan Must be able to work aiono on small jobs Amburgey's Electric (714) 979-2311 l(Mll PIO(( SS COAPOll&llOI< 550-B Newport Cent~r Dr., Ste. 125, Newport Beach or fa\ resume: 949/720-3350 'SECURI1Y OFFICERS We have lust a rouple more openings left for our In-house Security [)(>partment · at Fuh1oo Island & lnlne Spectrum Ctottr. •Great Pay •Med rDental (co contrtbuttons) • '.1 w~ pd vacation per yr • 6 paid holidays & 3 lloatmg hol idays • 40 I K plan (co contribution) • ~i PT-all hilts • F rtt uniforms equipment • No guard card require~ Applicat1011...,avallable at each (enter (If tl1e mgt office at 55()..B Newport Center Dr., · Ste. 125, Newport Beach or fax resume: 949/720-3350 · been a better time to Save thousands today! • cz> Oldsmobile ~-t\~-~tS1fER6 Come Test Drive one Today! (949) N < • C.C. lilt, auto Pl~. P/W AM/FM , Ca:.s., P/l<X.I.~. Low ml. (41 l lH"i) s4 577 . '93 HONDA-- CIVIC DX /\IC, till, auto, PIS. A M/t=M, < .• 1:..,cllc. ("i i \111 ll ss977 '97TOYOTA CORO LIA N < , C u~t whl."'1 .1uto, P/~.AHS, . AM/I M , C .. W• ''l~HI> s-i "I 977 '97 DODGE STRATUS Auto.N C, Pis, l'tvv. Pl lO(:t.;.,, AMll'M.~ass .<<-.Ult.pre~ lo.m u ('\"'91~1 s73 577 '96 CHEVROLET 1'500 PICJ(UP V~1 M\llo,,VC', P/S, r~. P/hk k , MVI M, (;;&.11 , ( C, lilt,. tu " pkat. ( '"' l) $-'16 977 '93 UBARU LOYALESC A/C. u lt. auto. PIS I> " A\V ll,'\1, P/loc.:I.' (.lll<lhl 1) s5977 '94 CHEVROLET CAVAI.IER RS V6 A/( •• ~·c. ttlt, auto. PIS.AUS, Ptw.Mvl'M . P/lcx:k!.. C.1,~·uc f <\~O K"'l s9477 495 MAZDA MIATAMX5 •Cunvcrtiblc,A/C, VI~, \Mi i M. C\t!o~U<'. f,(1 tb \(\M} s-i -t 977 '95 CHEVROLET 1500 PICKUP \18, auto.A/( PIS,A\VI .\t, ~~,, • <: ( till tlH ... I H $"14 977 4 9 7 GEO METRO ISi .vc :auto, l'/S, .\.'\1/t '\t, C "~·ttc. CU~Ulft) s s477 ·93 CHE\.'ROLET CAMAROZ28 \;H,:.auto NC. l'/' l'I~~ P/h~kl'I, /\.Ml l M,CO,< < ,111!,:.tllo~' (2111<'.H') s9 577 • '95 TO OTA CAMRY i\f<'. < c, ttlt, uuto, I'!!' l'l"' \,'\1/l·M ("1 "'. l'/l..C k~ o-"''1N1 s -i2 977 '94TOYOTA CAMRY V6 ~.a.:. Al.LEN &82-0800 " OlllWOlll.I CADWAC GMC 11UCI Our Family Sming Your family. Since 19-i?! BB Sntvrdoy, September 19, 1998 NewP' rt BE?adi/Costo Mesa Doily Ptll>~i ._._----~--~,_.----~~~--,_.-..~~,_.--~~--~~~----~~,_.~~~----~----~--,_.~~~----:-------------~~,_.-..-..-..-..-..-..,_.~------,_.-..~ A ROSS l' C11pa1t !1;tnqll5h Ch r,el '.poo HJ1C.t S ulh rarice 14 .f>111lo for ono l,.Ounne ol 1*1\& t H nee • Pllttoonor • 11<1ua0ion I~ Whinny t1 Weddng'(..tl<.e , layer l " Kllchen herh i!~ Gol. ilS & il .. ry 2) Sulf1~ "' HIOQ • '4fl or ~!I fftg Fool s \ COOSl!l 6:0,..er~t • rOllQIOUS hat.el .'l Choso • 'J· Captain$ word 1 ,tounddho(1 l5·"-Go111 'Secfet' it, Hold up ·Observli<l' J •Hall ol rart>Pr Ull 1?, Gltd11 tJ9wnhlll l l ·Un1he Al foods w11h .if "'ea p.t•rl ,q r "ricu·~ (1n1 w lh 1'1 u~he:. 4 1 Typa or daJ~Y 3 .· •• 48 Jh'iCara lluQOI 49 "Stien!' Ptesidont SO Sueve 53 $()me Hlfle'' 58 AtlTIOlp~fl 59 Unsophi&ftCllled 61 Golf dub 62 Unla '1ed 63 Scati.t aboul 6" -Cinder" eodlng 65 Vll!'lllS 66 Manlcu11$I board 67 Intense DOWN 1 801CScr on 2 Lucy Lawle~ role 3 ~r 1home 4 Vestrbulos • 5 AowbOllt 6 Popular r.001118 7 Blood vessel 8 UK part 9 Repa118da po~ 10 Measunng system 1 1 Anolher name tor Ireland 12 Type of mold•r:ig 13 Tidings 21 Helper abbl 23 Snacked 25 Votes in lav1>r PREVIOUS PUZZt..£ SOlVED I 19 N •• ~ 1"6 UModl"•t...,.Synda .. 26 ~tern -45 Clearings • 27 Summon up 46 Stnger Jams 28 F1na1ieal 47 LOOflY, slang/y 30 UNI e SO Reis' Ion $topWf11Ch 51 015 paled Oflti 3 t Happening 52 Be tlfesome 32 Actress Burke 53 Cable 34 Umb • 54 Attirm pos11r1ety 35 Cl 'lllOtl<,or SS -Stanley 38 T omfoolefy Gardner 42 Moby Dick s 56 MOVte part pursuer 57 Gu~r cookie 43 Came back 60 Bank amenity. to ¥11n abbr g 1t t2 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPtOVMENT EMPLOYMENT DO ESTJCS IOlci:° 5530 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 ii9 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~ll----111!!1~· liiiiiiiiiiiiiii•&ii LIVI IN. FULL TIM• Plll1·thM AdlftWttr•tlve Clerk for octrve CU$tomer s81ViCe counter 10· TS hours per wee~. mostly mornings MaXirnum hour In peak periOds only ~xibi!rty-rn sthed ulJng for vacatioo coverage requu ed Good phone cus· tomer ser~ice arid computer skills nee· essbty knowledge of Newpott Beach preferred. GOOD INCOME Wf! ft: IOOklng f(lf l9f I llS\ertlllt' PCf SO!l wtlO uanch 001 in a cltJWO b..'Ct1i.JW ot thftr porno: <ll1d <lbility to C1lmf'IU!i- C.tle Wlll'l l>Uslrle1s Pt proleulor1'!1 peoc>lc • HT.'315" ht yr W\COITIC op;>ty • [ xc ellcf 11 repc-at bll\lllt'l>I • COf11p.·my 1r;1111ng 1>1ogr.im • No r1gtlt wlt\t1\ llll\ICI . f949J 250.5968 4r fax resume f949J 250·0211 • see,•tarv PfT houra & pay fleJt.1blo, Mackintosh oi.p a plua P11h1ad s Tenrtlsi Club 949·844·8900" Can't se1rn lo gtl to' II those repair jobs around lho .house? let th Claulfled Service Directory help you find .,,..-re~bl~ help 842·5078 FIND an apartment througr1 ctasnhetJ Secretarv/Ort. M rJr Prop mgl co see.clil ®'.•pm, Cvrnpvter ltl· er ta gd rncth Oox 2147, Nwpt Oct1 C 11 .92t'l5!1 f..>c 722· 700!i or ca1172i·7331 ••••••••• Please be eware that Hi• llst•r•u• 'n this cat• egory m y require you to can 900 number In which there la a charge por minute TEACHER lor 2nd ----------•Or de needed 1mmp.1 EMPLOYMENT Cl • Hakpr & car .. ta for senior lady. In o.. non·amoker. N hlldren or ~11. S irate quartera. M b• good Amer.· tc cook. Drive auto. We , Taylor Sat/Sun 8 957 weekdays 844-4910 • ror Chr1:;Ua11 S<0hO 1 WANTED .5535 Mwat ba credentlol d ·~iii~iiii.iii~~~ll!!~~~!!~!!!!~ 1111µ or MW grad con· • t tclorocr. Fa" row1u OVERWHElMED?f M "RCllAJllDllB 10 J•n 714-437-.7976 Help w/errands. ahop, --~··•••ml TEACHERS trans, kids. pet? Ma· Toi.II.lier & l'T Pre lure, rellable, depend, --------1 achoo 1 tenc h e, a reta. Hat 424·9275. A.NllQUBS noeuud In NO E.aµ ro· q u ired Oene flts 955·2872 Waoted Per~ona w ith 1110 rnstallatl.on ~ romovat ei.p for :?n.o 1.1r.0Jec1 HB. ·Su • 11110 3 t 0 .3 c 1 ·3 5 3 7 No room left. in the garage for the car? ·----- P{anning a 'Wedding ? ~Coming Septeml3er 23rd ... A Spec ial Section ·sho wcasi ng th e wedding 22021e.M.i.lt. leMI AM. CA 12701 to••<ll~ 11<.-o• CA,, .. • FURNITURE 6014·, Moving Sate Antique• dining table, 6 . cha.rs, china cabinet, K1mbalt piano & misc 760·86ot' ------~--...... -----· Moving Sale Cherry Entertalnmont ctr, din· " Ing tbl w/6 oak chair• 2 end Ibis, Credenza rolltop desk, matchln~~ walnut bureau, che1! of drawer•. oak china cabinet & rocllner• Best offer 842·909J NEED FURNITURE? experts in the area. '-....l..._...,,....,.__,,I We have down• elzed Ar moires ,, dre11ers, sofa, chairs. - deak, Krless soctlonar- 9x 13. new paho set • 1 6/chalrs, many others 949·722·0348. Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfled dally 642·5678 CLASSIFIED ll'a the resource you cen count on to 1at1 a myriad of merchan· dla• itoms, because our columns compel qualified buyers to call! 042·5878 MERCHANDISE MISC . 6015 Just Qreat Firewood - Avoid the.. rush I Order'~ nowl $135 a cord, S7S..., 1/2 cord Oel•verod frK to your dr•vawa\' 714·805·14;52 Wolff Tanning Beds Tan At Home Buy Olroct and So\te'~ Co mme r e• al/Horn o units from S 199 00 • Low Monthly Pmt!.' Ff•• Color Catato Call 1·800·711·015& l: ,. HOME,. HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~--lilila (..\RPENTRV 35 10 :sm '"'U nnd all IK-O• 01 rcpa11a No Cl\ I c-sm11ll OC 32 iUJ L bOm1 Ina M CJ 11'!11 7 I 4·980·3584 WCM1d w ork Door! Inst 41119 .. ~ lit.is· I remdld, crown 320 W COAST Hwr Ml 1 ~fdi· ~ tJo!le trim etc 854·1934 --------- ERVICE ----COMPUTERS 35561---------.i HAULING 3720 J: Get to Jht•·ba le • 8 ~' INTERNET Training . Home or Onie• 040·718-038,8 CONCRETE 8t MASONRY 3557 Brick, Block, Stone. Tiie Cone. Patio, Orl1teway f"plc, BBOa. Ref. HYr. [xp, Terry S97·7••4 JUNK TO THE DUMP C714-988°1aa21 AVAILABL• TODAY 988·1882 Rooms partments, homes craultted can aatlsty your houtlnv nffd1. Olva u1 11 c"ltl OLA8811l1ED 942·5878 PROFESSIONAL Pia I r/Stucco r pl\11 No jol> 10 0 mhll 35yts Tom e 15·4203 ROOPlNC -----~ ---- Before your garage sole, determine what Items you wish to sell Make aure SELL everyttung It cltan enl<lnal and repaired. c..M11U&O rMll.laDILv WTB TV WALL 3917 COVERINGS Fl · fDAY~ KET! #Oft/ 1441 •DISH !N CES 3919 • Scr .. nM•n l 444-2220 Fully p'd mobile ave. creenlng or new. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi -retired <:utter oHm25%0FF Motmal/Labor! 25 diHerenl color• of denim• & 100'• of other fa.brical 35 ~an n£ 911ality Tllork and a ah1man1h1p! TUTORING 3929 CIH11118d la .... CONVaNl•NT whether you're b\."/· Ing, 1att1no. or Just Jooklng, cla111fled haa whet you need! • C\.A8811'1•D The Stripper S p rc-tatlitt-n-g •• ,. wallpai:ntr Remove L5889241 083-5037 We Qel• should ha together Strip, 1n11111t advice to the cruy Ll7351176 031 ·2111 ATUPIONT ONST. 313l Dock repair & m a1n1u Painting. hardware floate & bumperc ll898129 846-7922 SSASIDE WINDOW Cleaning. Screen " 1 Mirror•. Siiia Prol I eervlce. 031·3725 The Community Market Place. Claaslflecl 042·5878 through class1fted "' .. 842°5878 ";:: ~--~~~--~~-~ Ufe, 'It I/elf · tfoa ~lte A GOOD ·ADI Concrete: Orlveway1, P•tloa, Aepalre/Re· llUf-•••••-..,1 Sell your llOme lht~n.d. ........ ,. . Whether vou'r• buying 714-JY4-00t t your used vehicle __.. ..... __.~J';.L~ or ~01t1r,g, Clus11..a 1•-----,_.-"t""'-throOih ClatSiliM-642·5678 .+---.-... movJI, Ats/Comm l 295237, 476-7800 covers all your need1! 642·5678 tJewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot .. 1111111• 8t CHMLES GORIN ~ <>MAit SHARIF and TANNAH HINSCH HONDA 908S LEXUS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '93 CIVIC l!X 911S WEEKLY BRIDGE QUJZ AT, moonrf, mint (3CH8412) t10...1950 Ll!XUS O.-Wl!STMINSTl!R (714) 892·8908 '97 ES 300 Whll•. full pwr, (039815) $28,277 Ll!XUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0804 : Q l • As Soulh, vulnerable, you • ' tiQ(d: • The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WFSf ISUZU 9100 '92 LS 400 N•k•mlchl, chr whls, '(3XST621) $19.950 LEXUS OF Wl!STMINSTER (714) 892·8900) IQ-· 2• Pass Pus •K960 Q AQJS o K4 •73 The bidding hru. procccJed: NORTH EA~T SO\TfH W~'T Obt Pan 1 Whal action do you take7 Q S • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: '95 Troop•r LTD 4X4, 21Kml, •uto, (3PA0593) $20,1550 Lexus OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·9900) '94 ES 300 low ml, CO, chrome, (014580) $18,888 LEXUS OF WESTMl .. STl!R (714) 892°0900) ' l o Pua I• Pul IHI' Pass 1 W)1at do you bid now'! Q i -As South, vulnerable, you •73 ~KQ95 o KJ984 •Q6 The bidding Ms proueded: WEST NORTH EAST SO\TUI JAGUAR 9105 hold. . • l ti l• PISS 1 · ••'83 XJ8 VP•* MAZDA • 9125 • A J 9 6 5 2, Q Q 8 3 o 6 • • K 7 2 Tiie bidding has J>fOCCeded· NORTH EAS'r SOUTH WEST Whal ac11on d~ you take7 · Q 6 -.Neither vul~rablc. as South . you hold: UL TftA CLEAN I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Blk/len, 80,000 ml. '92 MIATA 5 IP red/ drlvH like e dreemlt ' S4lOO/OBO 548.1323 bl!<' lnler. fully loaded, 37K ml $9 ,500 '94 XJS Convt 20 (949) 723·5515 10 Pass l• Pass • K106 Q AJ963 o K10983 • Vdd (94·3973) S3 5, 995 800-313-3468 lNT p 1 What do you bid now? BAUER JAOUAR , (7l4)953.4800 93 323 AUIO, A/C, The biJJing has proceeded: Q 3 -Both vulnerable. as South you held: NORTH F..ASl SOUTH 1• Pass ti;, I• Pau 20 WEST Pass Pus em-Im cass, runs '95 XJ8 Seden 40 great, very clean, 6mo (95-4 105)S31,995 war. 84k mi. pp $55PO BAUER JAQUAR 714·754-7792 ••AQJ965 o KJO S o K5 •AJ (714)953-4800 l • Pa.~ 1 Whal do )'IJIU bit.I now? 'Ole bidding has proceeded. ORTH F.AST SOUTit WEST Look/or ans~trs on Monday. Pua PISS l • Pass 20 Pass 1 Learn to be a better bridge play- What do you bid now? er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by caRlng (800) 788- Q 4 • Both vulnerable, as South YOU-1225 for Information. Or write to: hold: Goren Bridge Letter; P.O. Box : J 9 8 6 4 3 0 9 72 0 6 • K Q 8 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. •95 XJ~ convt 20 MERCEDES 9130 (95·3965)$41 ,995 • BAUER JAGUAR (714)953-4800 '85 SL convert classic Roadster, '99 XJ12 Seden 40 white hrdlop new navy (96,...080)$40,995 btuo canvas top, navy BAUER JAOUAR llhr Int. new tires. am/ (714)953-4800 fm cass. $15.250. mint '99 XJ12 Sedan 40 cond. 640·9737 . (98-3962)$48,995 '87 BENZ 190E fully BAUER JAOUAR loaded! Navy, 4-dr, (714)953-4800 auto . xlnt cond . ,99 XJe sedan 40 s1200. 714.959.osso COMPUTERS 6018 CORONA BOATS 7011 (96·3941)$48,995 ------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 6122 BA u ER JAQUA R N s 9150 . (714)953-<1800 · IS AN Mac II Cl & monitor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Duffy Electrlc. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5M9 ram, 105MB HO, 1e tt. excellent con· '99 XJ8 Sedan 4D keybrd $600, Tl ~ser Sat 6a·12P GARAGE dltlonl $13,000/obo (96·41 14)$39,995 printer 2.5 ram $250, SALE! 517 Poppy Ave. (714) 806-4317 BAUER JAQUAR '95 Pathfinder LE low ml, auto. llhr (2MT0368) $19,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8900 Brother Fax 900, Plain In •flay. Clothes, furn. (714)953·4800 Peper $150 721·1380 miec. _P_O_WE_R_B_O_A_T_S __ '90 XJO Seden 4D --------(98·3934)S39.49!5 -W~ANT--E-D ____ , COSTA MESA 6124 7012 8AUER JAGUAff (714)953-4800 -------- TO BUY 6019 • OLDSMOBILE 91SS i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ S•mpl•/Oarege S•le 22tt 1975 Steury Cabin 90 XJO Seden 4D · Sat 7.12 Gilts books Crus1er 140HP OM~. (96·3795)$39,495 I BUY ALL PIANOS toys TV 1 'stereos' great mech cond BAUER JAQUAR 188 CIERA 6 cyl, AC, Antlques·qual. furnilu11 furn;ture &' clothing new eng, (150 hrs) (714)953-4800 full pwr, am·lm cass, 1pc or houseful cash 273 Palmer St., cross rebuilt ouldrlve, over ,90 XJ8 S•den 4 D wire whb, LOAOEOt paid (714) 957·8133 slrHts 1sth/Senta Ana S8.000 Invest. owner ti9• 3940)$3 .,. 99• $2500'obo 646-5770 Sac $4000. 722·8661. .,. •• ., Old Coln• Gold Silver AUER JAGUAR -------- Franklin Mtnt, sterling HUNTINGTON C714>953·48oo PONTIAC 9170 Old watches & Jewelry SAIL BOATS 7014 iiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9110 '92 Or•nd Prbr Whlte, W111coS11 Coin 642·9448 BEACH 6140 JEEP RECORDS/TOP $ 68 Cotumbta. 23' 3 salts, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 door, low ml, under Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock SAT & SUN 8·? OB, fixed keel V·bonh, bluo book $4500 call fie ... 50'e & 80's Mike 818 15th St. head, VHF. Good fun! '91 WRANGLER Rich 714·890·6958. 045·7505 furn, dishes, clothes, slip NB $1825/trade Bleck, 4X4, low m~. -.,.,,....,~.,,....,..,..,..,,,-=""..,,.--lols of books, morelll tor car. 548·1323 8 cyl, $7000. Firm. '93 T~ANS AM (949) 720·9417. HI performance VB, :?i~~ 6030 NEWPORT MARINE SLIPS ili~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 6169 DOCKS 7 022 '93 GRANO CHEROKEE Laredo 4X4, mint cond, l~w ml, $12,800. (949) 548-6878. everything pwr, 1 owner, garaged, all main\ records. Red/ tan Inter. 70K ml, a classic beautyl $9995/ OBO. (949) 489-1240. 2• ateel bldg• englnHr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·•ert'ld. 40x68 waa ESTATI! SALE DOCK for 181t Boat,-------- ;>10,640 now $5479: AntlquH, Furniture Grand Canal, Balboa LEXUS 9115 -------- ;;\Ox32 was $6740 now & Co lle cllbles. I eland. $l50/M0.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOYOTA 9210 1$3548. Must ••ti, can 4 .. 0 VJ Lid H d (714) 557·9202. 1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... a o or '92 SC400 ALL on.. :'.tf•llver. 800-292-0111 Newport Be•ch .. 044·0200 x 187 , .. _______ tlons. apple red, fab '95 PREVlA LE SC Cust whls, dual AJC (3KKV554) $18,888 • QfFICE PJJRNITURE & !!OUIPMENT 604 7 Oak office furn, 4 desks. 2 ctedenaas, cont tbl, 7 caster chra, 2 mei.t cab. e· couch, All $1450. 780·0157. ~· cond., 92Kml 518,900/ ~state Sele Sat 9/19 AUTOMOBILES obO. Owner 723-5815 9-3pm. 504 Luclli I•••••••• '84 ES 300 X from CdM High foot· Only 36.240 org mt. bell held. Bedroom & 1-...,..-------(066966) $23 9n livin'1·rm furn. haehold ALFA ROMEO 9015 LEXUS ' Items. No early blrdsl fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO ESTATE SALEI '82 QTV 8 (949)394-0884 Newport Crest 97 ,900 ml. straight •94 QS 300 19Arle•Ct. body, runs greall Won l laat long. Couches, wall unll, $1600/obo 548-1323 (074737) $26,977 mountain bike, .and LEXUS. morel Sat/Sun 7a·1P MISSION VIEJO LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·0908 '90CAMRYLE auto. white, lull pwr, (3RXA510) $15,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·9908 '98 COROLLA PETS & ANIMALS 6049 QIANT moving aal• iiBiiMWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOii3ii01 __ l9_4_9_)_3_e_4-o_e_o_4_ SAT 7:00·? 2002 '94 LS 400 30K ml, outo, AC, (456947) $12,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·6900 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vista CeJon, next to '93 32515 auto, fully Only 31 t< org ml. COM high. 3 piece fthr toadod, redfbfk lnler. (211085) $32.997 OOOS • reacued' NEEO homee. MalH nuter/ sholl OOLOEN/Ronte. Heart of gold. Good boy. Hand1ome 5 yre. Cocker Spanlela, Butt/ trf . Cattle dog Blue Merle. 323·580-3965 www.tove4pell((• Juno. oouch, pretty light S.8K ml. S15,950. LEXUS grHn. lots or furn, (949) 723·5515. MISSION VIEJO wash/dryer. Kitch nlc· 800·313-34158 (949)304-0804 4X4 necs, lots of kids 1-....,......------1--------.....,..--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9221 Sluff, wrought Iron '97 7401L Loaded, '95 ES 300 chelra, wood pie nlc mint cond, oerk blue, Except nice Lellua. table, much morel! 23k ml. $51,000. (119654) S25,977 949-780-8608 LEXUS Moving Sal•I Sat 8·12 MISSION VIEJO aofa. kit lbl w/4 chrs.1--------(849)304-0904 coif•• tbl .All 1yr newt FORD 90751------------ '89 FORD BRONCO XL T Loaded w/Equlp. $5900/0BO 949· 723· 1504 9225 1994 SAN BRUNO '95 ES 300 VANS Full opt. Lexus cert. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6059 Sat 19th 7a·1p, 224 Vie '91 Ford Econollne (128942L)EXUS$26,977 •8 .. DODOE 350 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Koron. Lido Isle. V•n All window bus "" 8ab1 Qrend Pl•no 10 yre eccumulated Clean. S2000. or bH I MISSION VIEJO Beverly conversion PIANOS & ORGANS 4'Hulllul finish. nice lt•m,•I Bikes, chll-offer. 714-632·0338 (949)304-0884 Van. Pwr, dual air. "Jlhll• keya, In tun•. dr•n • ll•m•. etc... '72 LTO oonverllble,1---,9-S-..,.Q'""'S_3_0_0__ ~:~~.~1ss~o~~';,~ aacrll1ce $1850. Sat 9 .m. 701 e 151h 429cl, AT PS• PB PW Certified gorgeou1 723-1504 7 1 4 ·5 2 7 -0 9 0 0 (2 blks e 01 HS) AC. almost .perfect. (102777) $28,997 CollectlblH, tools, $5000 CM 754·1745 LEXUS -------- bOoka. clothH, cabl· --------MISSION VIEJO VOI.RSWAGEN 9235 GARAGE SALES n•1•. tndust. eheMng, HONDA 9085 (949)384-0984 furn, picture frames. •---,9-5_L_S_4_0_0__ •94 Jette QLS Black liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C a s h m • r e /b • IO • 62Kml, cln. snrl, am -N-~-W-P_O_o_y ____ '88 ACCORD 5-SPO, (036832) $38,997 fm cass, new tires, air ----------1 ~ ~ Good For Student, LEXUS bags. 1001<ml pow· CORONA COAST . 6170 AM/FM Stereo MISSION VIEJO ertran warranty, matnt. DEL MAR 6122 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1900/0BO 650-3803 (949)304-0684 as scheduled. Must iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 191 CIVIC LX l--.,.,,9""5,,...,,,S.,.C,...4.,..0"""0,,.--9 •II In 5 d a Y s I 532 SEAWARD RD. s~~u:e'!!!re:~u:~~!: L(2v~~ts5iu·a~:;· ~~~~~6> J•d•~;9~~l.; ~:~~.J::f 675 • 7571 Corona d•I Mer tools, rollerblades, LEXUS OIF Ll!XUS 9•·12p, Sal, 9/19 clolhH and toya. In WESTMINSTER MISSION VIEJO --------CIYita. Newport Cost 9 ) ANTIQUES & 712 S•ntena Drive Or./OcHn Ridge Or" 1-..,..'=-7""'1'""4_,,),.,,8,...,,..,2=-·=-0""'9""'0 ... 8-(949 384.0884 tNln• Terrace Set 7·1 e1 40 Corel R•ef. '82 ACCORO l!X •--..,.,,e"'"'e,....,,,o"""s,...3.,..0"""0.,.._-CLASSICS 9250 Oreat b•bv Item•: AT, full pwr, moonrf, Only SK mt. Hurryl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Toye, awing, crib ·-------(3BJAS6~) $.1'0.L550 (122892) S33,997 'OS MALIBU bdng, kde twn bde, LEXUS 0,. Ll!XUS SUPBRSPORT A Hom• furnl•hlnga1 TRANSPORTATION WESTMINSTER MISSION Vll!JO rea1·1harp red bHutyl 1amp1, tble, plc1u1H. ••••••••·--'-7_1_4_)_8_9_2_·_8 _9_0_•_ (949)384-0804 S6900.obo 723·1504 Put a few words to work fOr You. 642-5678. SALES WE'RE GROWING! . Fast ~ Soutbam Califcxnia cxmJlWlW/ ntWIJ)8plr <Din has immediate ~ availatie in Ventwa. • Loi ~ Coonty, ml tba lnlaOO ~ ADVERTISING SALIS RIPRESINTATIVIS. Y~ suengthl: new llJXJWlt ~ mamtamllYJ ~ ~ca. podlw a.tStomar llMll attitude. and deslnt to ltroog ~ partnendlips with dienla. Minimum 2 )'8811 previool advertillng .._ experience W>lh lllW&PIPol lndusvy ~ sxafened Wt aJer: bale l8lary + cunmlS8Q\ Dalllllll• balill ... ~-40100.-.m IURXRve wm enWanmln\. &ltd w.w m.; reaime, and .ii.ry~ to: Cllllh1* CQrnmuOlly NcWI CiwPOI ..... al W. llloid .. J ....... 0111ll .. , CA tUM AA;=====-..... .. Soturdoy, September 19, 1998 p Oldsmobile $ '92 LEXUS ES 300 U.41Ut.. Mil ~k* INCLUDES $3000 REBATE DOWN/$ + 91< + lax for 36 1110 Oose4 end leese oa epproved a Hit Tolol drile-off SI 196 32. ae9Ml 91,,S22.SO Toi of pn11t Sll)M.30 +In J2hli llowed per yeor .. J2C pef mile It UetsJ UPTO $ M ·95 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS lirt n I !Dim .ir.cD b.n' M "m l~l ·95 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS l..d a ?f HP SJfm O'> SJ'lQt dlra*llUli1 '98 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUEITE W.b• ~m.~lim.Wl<D&:nnr1(lll~ .. • • • • • '91 HONDA '921/0NDA CIVIC rv .ACCORD EX '92LEXUS LS 400 Nwmithi, chrome whctls. ll K mi., Auto, leather, CD, more. >Yhttls, more. (JXST621) (3PA0583) --- Serv.ice Special! Complete Detai $129 95 . . II -- Lexus Certified '96'fOYOTA 1v11?0Lr On CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED LEXUS u L STARTING AT: EXAMPLE: '95 Lexus LS 400 Low mi., Certified, CD, mnrf. Mint! (3KMW547) · ·" '96 'fOYOTA '94 LEXUS '95NISSAN CA/r1R IF FS300 PA11lf1NDER LE Cwtom wheels, ~ AJC. Low mi, iuto, leather, Full power, immaculate sunroof, more. (3KKV554) (2MTD368) 1 888 19,550 '96 CHEVROLET '95 LEXUS '95LEXUS ~5CADILLAC TAP LT4x4 r.~. 09 r ( IJ 0' r S Certified, 35K mi:• CD, White, 35 K miles, whccb, leather, mnrf. leather, moonroof. fl 12662)· (103892) SAVE