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Home My WebLink About1998-09-26 - Orange Coast Pilotr - l Inside The best local SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 • At. UlVIH UOAI V PllOl J eremiah Collins sits with some of his Marine memorabilia in his garage in Costa Me~. His career In the Marines began at age 17 with his parents' signature and spanned 22 years, including service in the Korean and Vielna!ll wars. Clin -ging to the p ~s t Costa Mesa man can't b ear to pa rt with any of his possessions, from Korean War propaganda le afle ts to beer cans from around the world l·.1J-.1 (,11 Collins, a 75-yeM-oltl ( osld ~1€'sd 1e:-.1- dent, 1s a decordtcd wet r vNNdn who servt>cl m the Mdrine Corps for 22 yedrs, r<•llrinn .1-. Jeremiah Collins doesn't remember why a gunnery sergeant m 1962 Throu9hout hi-. he began saving Uungs All he knows is he's service m the f\-1dnne Co11>'>, Collins colk>ct· been domg 1t his entt.re life. I ed other items, from med! trays to practin• When Collins was fighting in the Korean bomb shells. Now he has d treasure tro\'l• ol Will, thousands or propaganda leaflets were a garage to show for it with all 1l('ms ct1lcl· dropped from tltrplanes overhead. H e J loged according to a syst<>m only he com- p1cked up some and mailed them home to prehends. his brother for safekeeping. Ask to see old grav~ marker" und hP'll · .. Water diStrict move -prompts policy talk • :rwo board members say general manager sh ould have come to them before taking action on $$,000 ou tlay. • l·1h1 G11 ~Pb COSTA MESA -The Mesa Con!Olidated Water D1stnct's boarCl of directors rablied the geno/al mdn.ager's deosion to spct>d $5,000 to try to secur<> a grdril for a colored-water trcat- me ut plant but not ~1thout some de bate. , The motion passed 3-2 with board members 'Ihtdy Ohlig-Hall and H ank Panian d~scnbng, said Mes spok eswoman Lynnette Round: Ohhg-Hall and Panidn were. concerned that Gc•ncrdl Mdndger Kdrl Kemp might hdV<' Vlolatcd bOdrd policy by dSkmg them to rnt1ry d step be had already taken. The Metropolitan Water Dis- trict of Southern Cahforma rece ntly established a grant pro- gram to help local water d1stncts with their projects, Kemp sa1cl The $5,000 was to go to Murucipal Water 01stnct o r Orange County for its ass1stdnCt~ m writing an application for the grnnt, Kemp said The $5,000 would be payable only if the grant was secured. "It should })ave been brought lo the l>o~ud's dtlention first," Ohlig-Hall said SEE POLICY PAGE A 13 get tht-m. Ask to sec cop1L?s of V-mdtl, rcirl~ pholOHfdphed letters wnlten hy solcht>r.., dnd sent bdc-k home. tincl he knows whPH" they di('. too ·You just 1~ut everything bu< k wh(•rt> at b<'lonq!t, • ( olbns !td1d Some of thP thm9s Colhn'> llds coUecll•d l>elonq in muc;<'ums. He hd" dondted mc1n}' items to lhP ldrine Corp., Recnnl DPpot in SEE MARINE PAGE A 14 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1998 t . Freeway plan . . gets rolling . with hearing •The $138 n1illion, four-phdse proposdl calls for connector bridges, i on-ramps and offramps. [Ajy l'llol COSTA t-.IESA ·-A $138 mil- lion, lotU·J>hd"l' plan to reheH' rongt>...,t10n at tlw u1lPrCh<tnyl•s of lhl' Costc1 Me.,a t1ndt1y P\'cninu durin9 c1 puhlk lwc1rinq dl Citv I full. t Thell phust , \\ t111 h hus a ptojf'Cl- t>d cost of S18 nuU10n would wlu:vP ct>11gl .,t.Jon dnd 1 ltminctte \...c•aving ptohl1>111s on 11 c:-suuth- hound sHJP of the Sar~ U1euo FreeWd\ Cit) of he Id b sd) lhey <1 I u hope tl11i...1~ llllJl!O\ l'llll'lltS Ill'\: P[ !Jet built They .arl· mor mt rest- •'d m pldn to )111pro\ o u n·s~ to Costa MPo;,1, \-.h1ch mdud" a ne\' hntlgt> l lJflll('ClJIHJ UH! Jri>('\\ cty~. n•·W J3n tul Street and AH•J 1 of the Art oHramps ond ctn Anton Bouh \ drd on-rt1mp Th'• l 1ty hn nc> fundmq or Thi' plun. hrs! Pl1VlSIOD d 15 y<>ctr.., nqo, would create more I c1cc l's:-. lo Sot)! h Cottsl lt.:trn, rPhe\ e congP t10u through the u ... e of rnm11~tor hndge ... and lmk intention to pmcP<·d \\1th phac; tour ol thl proJf> t ud Peter :-.:c1ghil\ I, II<111.'>J>Or1otJOn PrvlCt><;; llldllrl!Jl'l fh;r pluns \\fll't• only mcludc cl m the prupo l1 :-.<> mt· ronm ntcll concPrno; could b ctcldre5s1·d he saui t tH·pool 1,uws on the I\\ 11 frt-il'- wc1ys. Re~uicnh v. er~ mo:.l nm- < cnwd ahout the fourth pha e of the plt1n, '"·h1ch lh1:1y fear \\ould bring trt11f1c clci...Pr to th1•1r home:-. <rnd Jo\\ er U1e11 propert} value ... "lJu11t~ llclnkl ll lSil nt>cl•S'>rll'\ evil ""'" hope n•'\ er qets built said City Mattdgt r Alldn R11(>Cll'r .. \\'e \•'r\ mulh aj)pr"c 1uh. \hG SEE ~REEWAY PAGE A 13 Board weighs in on grading scale •Debate heats up on whether high school honors clas~~s should have more grade point~. ~Nol NEWPORT-f\.tESA -Thl' 1s-.up ol wmghled qracll"" tor hon· ors l li.ts..,Ps hds been onP tlldt the ~chuol hot11d has dl•hdted, vut~d on, resc:mdt•d 11'; volt"' on <1nd vol· Pel Oil ll!Jdln hul "till hd'-ll't n•solvl.'d. The hodrd vulPd Tuc~dtly to :-.et up tt < omnullt'l' to gttnwr uU lhl' m101 rlldbOn II IWC'ds to ffidKP the nght dec1~1on on "hethN lc>t- ll'r gr.ult•s fo1 honors clt1.,..,t'.., should hl' worth mnrC' pumt.., thdn tho'-e tor n·guldr dcts"e" It's ctn issue nclcllcd with com- plex prcict1cdl .dml t q_il <JJ n such o!'i Should \\ Cl{~hted yrtidl' h1• Pt10ac11\·p? \\'hdt ah ut stu dPnL' \\ho grcHluattd I "l H 111 Should 11 appl} 10 dll hn11 ..,, t ol qradP le\ t>l..,? • The school dJ>..lncl s <ttlutllP} ..,a1d the \H•1gl1t1•cl grddt houlcl not ht• r1~troc1ctwe, tor .ft dJ of n1c1k111q th1• chstnr t vul111•r<1l~le lo ln\\'su1ts trom fC>nncr tudenl who \\OUM hu\f' tdkPn ti da • hdd th11 \ kno".n 11 ,.,a.., \\CJghted Those ... 11Hl11 nts cnold arqu~ that llttd U1111r qr111if• pumt ct\ l'rcHW bi:en boo ted h\ the \\c1~htr•d ...edit• lhf>} md} tla\ P bet n c1dm1t- ll'd to top rol11•q1'" TitPll' ha al o be<>n ron em hy paren~ on bf1th ..,ides of Lh • b..,Ul' 1llo'l' who wi!nl \\ P1ghtcd qrndt>s, mostly lrom :-..:1•\\ port- l lurhor I f1qh sc-11001 sc1} llH•ir SEE GRADES PAGE A 13 Fueling ruriners' fire Sunflour l'\dtural Bakery owner donat )s food to H<irhor I c•litd9e Run, which 3 of liis 4 childn n will p drticipatf· m this y dr Ill ... ,., \1 \.'>11\1 ------!Oh' fib! FUN FACT Through the New port Harbor High School PT A. th Harbor Hcrit. g Run ha~ donat d mor than .S253,000 to th 't11gh :schOoJ ,.n. 1987 For mer information. call 64'"·""~· • MARC MARl Al.V ht.01 lliHN t ... , ................ J 1 I • • The conUngent of Clayton family member running tn the Harbor Heritage Run contin- u s to gTOW thl year. Carley, 10, far left, ~ydney, 5, and ralg Oouglai , 8, wlll be run· ntng wtth their father, Craig, moth r, Meggan and ~• t r, Rachel, 3, cheering them on. SEE RACE MGE A 14 . Inside The best local real estate SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CONVY\UNITIES SINCE 1907 IJIANA ti. JI t Y 101 JeremJah Collins sits with some of his Marine memorabilld In hJs garage in Costa Me.sa. Hi-, cdreer in the Marin<•'O twgdn dt age 17 with his pa.re nts' signature and spanned 22 }'ears, lnC'ludJng service In the Korean dnd Vjelndm \\'drs. Cl ·i ng i ng to the p~st Costa Mesa man can't bear to part with any of his possessions, from Korean War propaganda leafle ts to beer cans from around the world Ooly Piol Jer<'mJ<lh CoUrns doesn 't rnmcmber why hi.' begdn savinq things All he knowc; 1s h(.''s hN•n domg 1t his t•ntm• lift•. C'"ollmc,, c1 75 yc•.i1·olcl C 'osl<1 t'-h•s11 1tis1- dc>nl, 1c, c1 df'C or<ll<'d wttr vl'IPr.tn who sl'rvPcl in th(• MdfuH• Corp., lot 2:.l y1•,us, 1Pllrn1!1 .is a gunnery wrqe.rnt m Hlh'.l. T l11011qho111 tu ... scrv1c<• m llw Mc111n<> C ·oq>'i, < 'ol11no;,; rullt•< t • Pd other item .. , from lllt'1111r11ys to pfdc t1't> bomb sht•lb. Now h<' IMs t1 trc•ttsun• ttoVI' ol d gdrt1qe to 'ihow lrn 11 with c11l 11t•111 < <1111· locjed t1ccmd1nc1 to u syslPtll only hP com- pr<>h<.'nds. When Collins was hqhllng m U1e Koredn War, lhoust1ncls of propdqcJnrtd lettflets were dropp<>d from cJ1rplctnes ovNh dcl. He picked up some dnd malled them home to tils brolhN for sdfck<•epmg. Ask lo .. (>(? old <JfdVC· 111c1rkt>rs rind hc•'lJ Water district move prompts policy talk •Two bodrd members say gencrnl mdndger should have come to them before taking action on $5,000 outlay. l:IN (11 1: !Qty Pl>! C >STA MESA -TI1e Mcsd Con"W>hddlcd Weller IJ1stncl's b0ctril of dir<•ctoa rutali<>d the genc:,ral manager's clc•c1s1on to spend $5,000 to try to c;N·un• d grttnl lor a colorcd·woh•r trectt· meat plunt but not without c;om~ ilc~e. . Tftc motion pdc; <'d 3·2 with boam rnc•rnhcr1' 1hHly Ohh!J·I lull enc{Hunk Pdm<ln ch S<'nlm!J, Sdld Mes& spokeswoman l.ynm•tte ClASSftED -... -.... -.... --16 aMIUll1T,.... --· i2 mmMIM8fT .. ~---.J.10 .. l'll1lt ........... Mt' I IHr T l'C_ .. tftltJ2 Round Ohlig-11.tll 1u1cl Pt1n1<111 wt>re ron< t'rned lhdt Ct•m•rctl Mdnt1qN Ktirl KPmp rniCJht ht1VI' vaoluted bot1rd poliC'y by d'>kmq them lo rdllfy c1 st<•p h<•' ht1d ulrnt1dy ldken. Thf' Mf'lropolHt1n Wt1ter Dis· tricl of Southern Cc1hfor111c1 n•cenUy C'>ttlbhshccl ti nr.inl pro· gmm to ht!lp locdl wotcr clt.,lnc L:> with therr project.,, K<'mp <;did. The $5,000 Wd'> to uo to Municapdl W<1lm 1Jua11c t · ul Orange County for ats ass1 htncl' an writing an dpphc<1tton lor lht! nrant, Kemp !.ttad. The $5,000 would be pdyablc only ii the grant was secured. · ·ft should have b • •n hrouuht to the board's attention first," Ohl19-J fall said. SEE POLICY PAGE A 13 !fPl tlwm. A'>k lo !.l'I' c opu·"' ol V·n1.uJ, ''"'' phol0<Jr.1 plwd IC'tlc•rs w11l lt•11 hy ..,olcl11•1 !. rlllcl S<'nl bt1ck hort11•, dlHI ill' know ... Whl'll' lht•y t.111•, loo •You JU"t put c•v .. rytl1111q h.11 k w h1>11• 11 b1•lonqs, • Collins .,dtd. SomP ol thf' ltlln!Js Collins 11,,._ collt>c lt•cl helong 1n lllU'\t'UJlls. I If' h<1s clo11c1ll'cl lll•lll)' il('nlS to lltP f'-1,uuw Corps RPc 1111t I >Ppol tn SEE MARINE PAGE A 14 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1998 '. Freeway plan ge~ ro'1htg with hearing •The $138 million, four-phasP proposdl c-111ls tor connector briclHPS, ~ on-rcimps ctncl cjff rurnps, I I ,,1 ( •• I !Ott Pt• C'I >SlA MESA A $1 .!B 11111· J1cm, fn11r·phr1s1• pl1111 lo ri>l11•v1' (}lfllJPS!IOll rll tj;P lfltl'IC lirlllCftjS Of I h,. < nslrl 1\.11 ll cllld S,11\ 1'1PCJO I ''"''\\<1ys dncl on Bnstol S1r1•r>I wc1-. IJll\ • •tlr·d Thurscldy PVPlllOCJ dllrtrl!_J •• fJlll)lll ht•tlflllCt ell C1ly ~fall Tiii' J ;;<111 first • ·rivtc,111n cl t 5 } 1•<1r<> r1go, w olllcl c rt dlt· lll•JI • nC'< 1·S"<> to S1 1th <'•Just 1.-.1ro H>ltP\ ,, COIHfl'.,11011 throuqh ttii. ll')e ol < onn .. ctor hndqt>s dnd hnk < itl·pool lon•·s on th1• two Ir•'"· \\ rtys lfrs1dents \\l'r<· 11111<;t con· c 1•tn1~d r1ho11I thP fourth phlht• ol llJP pl<Jll, wlm h tli"Y !p.11 would hr1119 t1<11f)c 1 l11s1•1 lo thPir hnrn"s dlld lov.1•r th1·11 p1rip1·rt} V<1IUl''i TI1.1t ph11<:.P "'tm h ha<> a f}IQJt:><.:I ••cl < ost of "JH nulhor would fPhP\1• '1.mg1 t11m and "lilll11l<1l•• \\t>t1v111q prohlt·ms on th• s.outh· bouml !.Hll' of llw Scill lJtPIJO fn·• \\u\ i.: rt~ ofll(.:1t1li:. !id~ Lill'} r1l •J hop•• th11t.;t• llrlJllO\PrJIPOICi' Jlt•\t I' (jP! )11J1i1 'l h1•~ dll' lllllfl• nf1 f(•St• rd 111 J•l111ls I•> lmpto\P <t(H· b 111 C1Jst<1 lt>'i11 "lur h rnclud£• 1 rJPW tmdqP I (Jllrl••<'UJHJ 'h• lr1•£, Wd} S, 111'\V Bristr1l Lrt ·• I nncJ v llllt ol th•• Ar1'> 1 Utump t1nrl ur An.loll Buuh \ e11d IJll-t<lf J nu• l ll~ h .... no runcl nq or 11111_:nt1011 io J>1oc l \ th Jlhd P lour f th• JHOJ• < t ud :P('tl'r Nr1qh 1\1 t1ur sp<1l1dlao f r.1r1 s mr1n u11 r TI11· J ldn \1 ·tt· onl)' tnrmrtlltt tn tr • prupO'>dJ ho cnu ronr11111t1I <Oll!C'n'> could h<' <1dd11 .,.,, .l'> hmlt o;~1cl C 1ty M.inogfl Al csn H•p r high school honors cldssPs shoulc I hdv • morP-grudc pomt!';. I Ir II'\ \1 \"l"I ~Filol NEWP< lfn · 1ESA 111.-. 1ssu1• of Wt11qhti•cl qr .uh·~ llll hon· 11/S c l(t..,..,1 • .., h11S ltC'l'll 11111• th.ti lhl' 'if hool l>n.ml hd-. clt•hctll'd, \ 11t11d on ll'"'·1ncJ1•cl 1h; V11!1• on rHHI VOi· I'd 011 rlCJc llll lnat s till ht1.,;11't n•..,olvt•cl. fh1• $(1<1f(I \00lPd 11111 d<1)' 111 M1I up •• c m111111tteP to q.111111 1 .ill lht• 111forrllc1ho11 1t 11t'1'<l to makr• LhP ll!Jht cl1•< 1s1011 on whr>lhP1 l1•t· lt•r qrn<l11 101 honors clt1ss1• ~t111Uld hf• worth rnor .. pomts lh<'rn tho P lor r •( 111,ir 1 let .,1•o;; It's an is ... u11 nddh cl '' tth c urn· pit x pun lit, I tind • .I 1 • \J h U'> Should \\ l'IQ hh I err It hP a·tr '1ctJ\f'' \'\Jell 1i ut ..,l cJt nl \\ho cJrdclU I( t l 1 L \' 11 Should ll <-1pph 10 a b t ..,, I I <~Mdr JCo\••I ? nu• c hool dr lr1<h dttnru1 }!> it Hi I h1• \.\ <'l<Jht(•d IJlddt s should 11111 b1• 11 troc1c U\ 1 ror it dJ •>f m.ik1111 Uw d1str111 \'1.tlnt•rthh.• lo l.H., s1111 from '"'Ill"' st 11dt nts ,., ho \\C111hl h11\ (' 1t1k1•n 1 c Id s li.ul tlw krHJ\\11 11 \\dS ,.,., 1qht1•d 1ho"•' stucl1•11h could 11rq111 tltrtt hr1cl thPJJ lfltHI< Jlllllll 8\ PretlJP Ill I'll l>Ofl fPet'll c 111 crn h} p<1r••nr" on hc1th o;lcff:as of thro lS,lF' 1110 < \~ho \\ <1nl \-.:' 1qhlecl qrod<' , mn ti) front Nt '' 1 nl Hc1r1>0r I hqh S1 hool stt} tlu u SEE GRADES PAGE A 13 .... Fueling· runners' fire MAAT V OT Sunllour <1 t ur <1 I B·<1k1>rv ow11 :'\r dnndtPs fond to l lcul>or I fP1il<1gP Run, which 3 of his 4 chiJdr "11 will pc1rt1 cipdh ' m this yc~dr I h '' t~ \J \.,11-..1 !kit fib FUN r-\ACT lfhrough the ·N port Harbor High S<:h0o1 PTA. the H rbor H nt Run h ~ donat d tnor than S2S3.000 to th high hool IOG 1987. For more 1nforn < tion. CAii 645 5806 . ' The contingent of C'layton f.a.mJly member'. running In tht! Harbor Heritage Run rontln· ue to grow this year. Carle), 10, far left, Sydn~y. 5, and r•lg Doug , 8, wlll be run· nlng wlth their talh r, ralg, mother, M ~gan and I lr.r, Rachel, 3, ch rlng them pn. ' ' StE RACE 'AGE A 14 r ' • :A 2 Saturday, Septomber 26, 1998 MORAL OF THE SYORY cindy trone christeson Don't let a little rain ruin your picnic "Things turn out /Jc~t '"' p O/Jil ""ho makP the best 11111 of tlu• '""} things tum out." -Unknown W h\?O WE' retunwd lrom 1111<\i· Unn 1e( Pnlly, our d1rnyhtc>r K~'lly had only d IPW clc\YS ,1t home beforP INvin9 for collt>CJ('. Needless to stiy tho~•' d.iys wen• con- sumed with L'ITd11tl'i, urlt><JC k1119, lc11111- dry dnd rep.1c kinu. I had uskcd 111y P\.lt•nch•d ftlmiJy over for a SL'nd otr thnn<>r, !Jut h<•c·uuc;<• our house was lnu it•cl 1n lmx<'s nnd books and was .ilso unh<'ttr11hly hut, l chd.ngf'd thf' plcm to u pkr1ic. It Wtls the first wePk. of S<>ph•mhcr, wh<'n we were rill whwrt l<1 rt'cord·IJrt>rJking hedt dncl rnood-clrcJminq mug<JY wedthl'r · I !.uqcwst<'cl Irvine Terr.Kc• Pttt k in Corond del f\lcH bN·duse 1t was dosP, and l lhouqht Uwn• might lw d hrN•w th.er<> As wP. loaded up thf' rnr, we• noticed d differi>ncc m the t1i1 lempr.r- a.ture. Amy lookPcl up to the ch.mginu sky and said. ·wow, 11 almost looks hke 1t could Mill." W<! dll stopp<>tl, looked up, luokPd at endl othr1 c1nd Just kt!pl loctdinq. · Tht> tenipNtllun• h.id hcc>n 111 tlw -tnple chy11s. so wt-Wl'n' 111st P~•qer {w get out ol tlw house .incl cc11 ry on with -our pldns. Wr p1ckl'cl up Sl'Vl'rdl l<1sly pili'<lc; -and Sdlttds hum liUld'S Pl'Ud c.lllU ·jomed my lum1ly 1t1 tht• park l WilS S\ITpllSl'(l lo 'if'(' my pulPlll<; dressE>d so mc:<·ly for c1 P<Jrk p1rnir., • !~Spead.Uy nfy lllOnt, who Wcl"i in rl hl'<lll· ~tiful ~I SUJI. Shf' PXplc1m<>cl lhitl Hwy ,J:l.ad JUSt conw-+rom c1 rurlt'rt1l, c1nci tJt1d- • 'n't had llmL' lo qo hnnw tc 1 < lldnqP clothPs. We v1<,1tP<l with l'dC h olht>r, ;\\latched the yuun~wr ym11•r,1tion nm ·and pldy uncl then ... c11 down tr' 1•r1I. ~ Soon c11t1·r /\my stt1d qrd11• for H1P .meal. thP <ri<V dc11k1•11pd,1h11111<tlk<llly. •By the litnf' WI' <•p1•11Pcl lht' )11'.lZtl hox es for sr•c on<h., < .od'11p1•111'cl the sk11", :.and JI bPg.in lo 1<1111 : But n• '°'' of 11" hudg1>d V. ( hc1d cJ little proJpclum lrorn brq tn•1 s ovt>r- hedd, a11<:h - rng As Uu• 111m c c111ti11uocl, P\'Pryone ebe at lhP pctrk ll1•cl lo hrs 11r h1•rt111s A group nl young men who h.1d hPPn playinq hr1.,kc•lh<11l fmdlly r.lll off th1• courtc;, ancl \\11vPd to u-. <11 th1 y h•lt "You·r~ to11ghPr th.in WP .in-.· onl.' of thPrn st11d. But WP kn"'' lh.11 11 would ht> <jllill' some tmw h<>l1.1n· we WPH' 1111 logl'th••r . agdln. Bt•s1cle-.. WP wt•n• hc1vinq fun. We lned as<,orte>cl 1\<•lll!> ,,.., fc\Ul hot~ .and dgreed lhtil tlw p.ipN plt1l<'s .. worked bf'tlN th.m tlw µdJWr towc>ls. I'm sure> wt> rn11-.t h~t\'t! f)('<•n quill' n sight s1ltmq ctnrl f•t1Unq m the t<ill\, . espeadlly my 1.'h1Jilntly c11tirer. ... "Jl 15 111st "" rucP to Ix• to<.wtht•r, • "'lf' swd "It woulcl Ix• a sl1<1111C> to )c>.i\,. • Just clftC'f Wl• c onut1(•11tr>d on tJw .,.majesty of God'~ cu•ctti<>n, o th\ln<lt>r- : tru>nn Uc<Jnn \\1th dll tnlPns1ty lhc1I . Seemed llkP <Ill •'VI m1c1ti<111 Jlflint In ll\lf -oorrunent ( ;od ll111n t rP;ltf'f I u~ lo 1111 '"unfory<?ttdhl" ,,.111111 dnudy hir dessert, lh~ .;;kv < ll'Mt'cl W1· W(•11• ql.icl 'WP'd SldyPd. We wmild hitVP n11 .. sPd out on so muc h 1f w<>'cl 11'11 t1f1Pr th" ,lirst spnnkJc Next ltnw (.incl i>ncls cl httll' ftllll Ull your p<1r<1dc or your pie nu, If) 1101 to run. Just relr1x, bP rc•l rPslwcl, tllHI ~nJOY U1e !.hClW. And you c.in quntl' ml' 011 1h.1l. • • CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON 1s a Nr.wport Beach resident who speal<s frequently 10 p;ir enting groups You rJn re;ich her by r. mail at • clndyOonthegrow com or at P 0 BoK 6140 . #505, Newport Beach 926S8 faith Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Ptlbt Biblical lessons to· be learned from Clinton crisis • lOfTOR'S NOTE: The following are eKcerpts from ~e Sept. 13 ~rmon by St Andr~ Presbytef'ian Church pastor John A. Huffman. ]<.J\tN A. Huri ~AN • ... for c1JI hav£' sinllPd and fall short of t11e ylory of God • (Roman!I 3:23) I huppPn to cfouht thdl d many· montll'-lonq, denhNate prOCPS.'> movmH towcml drUclc>s of impE'ach· ment aud a tnal will welJ serve our countrY • l fllso l{Ul' lion whether ii will be healthy for our nation to have the con- tinuation of d morally and chardctero- logically <li!'crNhh~ pre.<»dential inc:umbenc.:y Is there .my Wdy that Mr. Clinton <.·ould serve out his term as the kind of let1cier and role model this nabon nr•l'ds? So, regrcUully, ullzcn Huffman, rC'Ol ctin9 hon<'Stly. would SdY that on the> hdsis of w hat r know now I believe thut th~ body politic could well be !;ervro hy « spct>dy and humble res1g- Diltion. This would free Mr. Clinton to pwsue the hecthng h<' and hls family so badly n<?e<.J and dllow th<' m1llon to get on wilh its bu!>int•ss witho1,.1l month ctfter month of rnntim1111y turmoil. Plea-.e re>m~mhcr wht1t I ht1vc JUSt suid is onJy one riti.J.en's opinion I mdy he wrong .. ... cmen Huffmcrt, reflec_1ing honestly, would soy that on the basis of what I know now I believe that 1he body po5tic could wel be served by a speedy and humble r~. John A. Huffman you dnd me to be authentic people of integrity whose wbrd can b& tiusted Lesson Two: The so-called "New Morality• or •situational ~thlcs" is clearly, morally bankrupt. ' When I was in serrunary in the 1960s there was a lot of discussion about situ· ational ethlcs. Theologians talked about how we should lead lives ethlcally motivated by love instead of by arbi- trary, det~ed laws. In a way, they were nght. But, in another way, they were very wrong. They argued Uiat a mature person who Lesson Four: Hu.man sexuality J~ a powerful lorce /or both good and evn. At one level, I agree with those who lament the X-rated nature of this week's news and the Starr report It is sad that our children axe exposed to such pornographic, lurid public dis- course. However, ii it's going to be this wdy, why don't we take it to a deeper level and say that this is a wonderful oppor- tunity to remind ourselves and to teach our children about positive and nega- tive uses of our sexuality. Our children, at a very early age, know a lot more about sex, no matter how distorted that knowledge may be, than we·think they know. So if they're asking us questions now, what a great. opportunity to be very specific about how good sex is when it is used the way God created it to be usetl within· the lifelong commitinent of heterosexu- al marriage -not in the trashy, pathet- ic, tawdry way of the soap operas of contemporary existence. Lesson Five: Going to church regu- larly and carrying one~ Bible promi- nently does not necessarily mean that one is an obedient disciple of Jesus. Jesus talked about highly respected religiqus leaders whom be said desires the best for someone else, in love, is set free to make his or her ethical decisions not on the bdsis of what is set down in the Bible or ele$ cuiere ~.':!'.~T::~~ked Lesson Six: No sin Is unforgivable, but all sm has Jts cons quences. nus may be the most profound les· son of all. It is unportant for us to declare that • there is no unforgivable sin. Christ died • for all sin You and I can be made clean • as the clrivt•n snow. Howevcn, Scripture calls us to con· fess1on and repPntance. And sin does •. ,. have its consequences. We can come to Jesus Christ at any .. time and have his forgiveness. Howev~ • er, people wtU question us if we come at ~e last moment, the gun to our bead. • on the day ·m which the report of our , • sin is to be made public. Let's never forget there are conse- quences to sm. Evety time J do some- thing wrong. t hurt God, mysell, and sometimes others. God wants to forgive me. I need to forgive mysell. And 1 hope others will forgive me But that does not exempt me from the conse- quences of what I've done wrong. To put ii bluntly, there is many a bom·dgain man and woman in prison dealing with the human consequences of thei..r sin even though they are beloved by Ule lord, forgiven by him, in tus eyes clean as the driven snow. Lesson Seven: We must be careful to not self-righteously see ourselves as supertor wit/le dcmonizing others. One of the malignant results of this whole, horrendous prt>sidenlial crisis could be lhdl ll:ome of us, because of What I havt• <>aid up to this pomt is the human uuer,mc<> of one sinner, s1.1Ve<l by God's qrc1n•, whose political wisdom is ds rel<lliv1shc und subject to error ns unyont> Plse's. What t say from ttus point on is C.od's word l cnc.ourngP you to focus along \vilh me on h1bliral lessons we can learn from thP sdd events of th.ls presidential cri<>1s. some legal system but on the basis of what is really best fo1 all parties involved. · Lesson Three: There is a connec- tion between private and public morals. ~:·~-~es ~ Pri -~-.... ~t'Z'e partisan vested interest, politi- cal conviction, prurient interest, or just pldtn cussedness, could take pomographlc delight in the sio1uJ nusadventures and public humiliation of a man who claims to bt-! a brother in Jesus Chnst. eside11t C'' ~ ~ i1 1a1ms Lesson One: With God's help, always endeavor to tell the truth. Endemic-to humun natur<.• is our capacity to shadP trnth to our own ben- efit. Little do w<>, ctt the time, realize the {utur<> ro.:;t. The more constituencws you d.fld 1 have to address. Uw more complex is our ~xist<>ncc>. Before lon~J. we can find m.trSP)VP"> <ihddmg lhP truth d.Od even blinding oursc>lvc>s to the truth in a sophislicatf'd k ind of dt•maJ so d S to i;urvive. /\ftttr dlt, wL' wdnl to nrnke c•veryhody happy Wf' begm to rationdll7e that bttlc whitP hf'S don't Tlldk~ cmy dJ.fferenrn. In fcKt, Uwy protN t m any pl•oplC! lrom hurt. Wht1l's wronq with d htUc> decep- tion? Everybody clcwsn't hdve to kilow PVPTythinq (·'lt•rtn, c 1 l"J> honesty tndy c·o-.t you somethmy rryhl now. But ma ~tncUy prag111<1lir "('nS<', 1t relNl<\Pt:; you and nu• from tlw horreudous pC>nallic•s thdl c:ome wh••n our shttdtng or the truth, our clisscmbltng, und our blatant lie ... cukh up with U" anci people no lonyPr trust us. God wants you and me to be stnppe<l of our phomncss. l lc wants Character is a whole piece of cloth. God's word repudiates the idea that we hear so often, that what a person does in their private life is their bu~i ness and not a matter for public con· t:Pm . I wi.IJ grant that thPre 1s a place for a pnvate We and that not all the per<>onal mdtters -good, bod and indifferent - should be avdilablP for the public recon.I. We are increasingly becoming d soc1Pty titillalPd by tdbloid-type enter- ttUnment. We claim a rig hi to the junk food kmd of feeding frenzy on those personal tidbits .from the lives of promi- nent political, sports, ente rtainment and rehgrous figures We don't hdve to know everything about everyone. We 1usl think we do. And we cr<lve more tUld more. f lowpver, Uus right ol pnvacy does not mPan that there is no connPction !~tween pmtdte and public morals. If I am prepared to cheat on my wife, you <lS d c.ongrcgdlJon helter hewd!e lest l · cheat on you. If I am ctishonest in my pnvate life, what right do you have to think thdt I'll not he dishonest in my public life. i yioraJ Ailth . to Sta • or1ty • YUJ om ~c1,,.,un__ lee ·~ .................. ,., .. ,___ .. . .... ..,..,,, ,..._..:""'""""IOIJ.,., Ii on the outside but they were rotting .md stinking on the inside Yes, it is pos- .. ...,..,~ 111,,,,... '~llt.t'ul I Ht..,J1lie1te <">l-11"~.l' "1alltf INbl1< !Ulo., r-~ In"" .. , .. ," -.........,.___ -· ~ ..... . --............_ ~ .......... ~· '~ ....... ~,,-~ .. ... 9 "'' • ..,. "'" ··~· sible to go to East- er seTVlces, Bible in hcind, and then to an adulterous rendezvous 'sPoor se that afternoon. It's not just a waywdrd president who embarrasses luulself with such revelations. Occasionally we bear ol pasto~. aJso, who are caught m such rtctivities l low heartbreaking it IS to observe some of the most straight-arrow-look- lnq people who are living double lives I know that Jinuny Carter, when he was nmrung for president, was sneered al for giving an interview in which he declared he had never outwardly been unfaithful to his wile, but that he had •conun.itted adultery m his heart " . Th.is whole Lewinski case, as sad as it is, has been high drama, gre<lt entertammenl, daily titillation of new r~velations dnd editorial comment on those discoveries. Jesus wouJd tell u~ to humbly pray the prayer, ·But for the grace of God, ther<' yo I.• No, we dd.Je not gwe any excuse · to th'dl which 1s wrong. We must hold ou1selves cmd others dC'cou.ntable. That's nght. Judgmr-nt<> must be made. Consequc•nC'<'S must be faced And to hold pcopl<' to thdl kmd of accountabil- ity is not to ·cast the fmt stone." Whdt W(! must not do 1l> to hypocriti;. •. caUy S<>«' ow wives as superior to our fellow, flt.1wt•d human beihgs. We mus' be wilhnq to IL't HO ol our defense of somt..'On<> who, for our own partisan •:"":: intl!wsts, wt• wr1nt to stay m ofhce or tar~ go of our vindictive tendency to purustJ:: the one W<! Wd.111 out of office. .. : .. Yes, there are biblical lessons we · Z CdJl learn from this presidential crtsis How tragic tht1t it ever happened! What the rc.slllt will be, we don't know,•: But let us, evf•n now, learn biblical -:• lessons from 1t -lessons never to be :-: forgottrn. : :~ ... .._ ..• ... ..... W HE IE TO GO TO FIND· GOD Fl ITH CALENDAR • EDITOR'S NOTE: Where to Go to Find God features b<icf descriptions of churches and temple~ m our com· mumty They appear each week on <I rotating ba\1S Pentecostal UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF COSTA MESA United Pentcr~tal Church of Costa Me~ meeu at 617 Hamilton St .• Cost,; Mes.:l Worship 1s Sunday at 2 p m and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for mare 1nformat1on, call 646 9724, Presbyterian PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Presbyterian Churc.h of the Covenant is dedicated, as a commu ruty of faith, to worship and enJoy God by celebrating and proda1ming the lord\hlp of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Sprr1t. The worship service is a blend of tradi- tional and contemporary, with hymns and contemporary songs . from a worship team and a choir Worship is held Sunday at 10 am. Child care Is provided. Sunday school f()( young people from first grade and older meets at 10·20 a.m. after the children attend the early part of the worship servi<.e. lim McCalmont is pastor. The church 1s at 2850 Fa1rv1ew Road (at Adams), C~ta Mesa For more information, call 557~3340. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St Andrew's Pr~yterian Church is committed to leading people to a personal ~ving farth 1n Jesus Christ nurturing .ach other in the faith and ~rving others at home and throughout the world. Its worship combines the best of traditional and contemporary wOf'Ship, aiming to involve both the head and the heart. A contemporary servic.e Is held on Saturday at 5·30 p .m. and traditional services are held Sunday at 8:30 and 10.1 S a.m. Church school for all ages meets concurrent wrttrthe worship Sunday morning. Child care is provided. John Huff- man is senior minister. The church is at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. fOf more information, call 631·2880 . ST. MARK PRESBYTERtAN CHURCH St. Martt Presbytcr1¥1 Church 1s committed to •betfeVing that all humanity matten.. that all people are God's people. that ~ penon Is God·s creation. and, thefefOfe, sacred. We will ~Melt to flnd ways to share the good news with them •II and invite them to listen for God·s call to them.• Wonhlp is held on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and Sundly Khoo! for pmchoof to mid- dle school yOuth meets concurrently. Gary Collins is senlof ptStor. Tlie church was established ln 1962 •nd n at 2100 MM Vista Oriw, ~ Beath. for more infocmatl<>n, call 644-1341. SPECIAL EVENTS SECULAR CELEBRATION The Pacific Community of Seculdt Hwnarustic Jews will observe Yorn KippUI at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Unitarian Universal.ts! ChW'Ch, 1251 Yictona Place, Costa Mesa. The event will feature a Kol Nidre and Secular Memorial ser- vice as well as four adult work- shops. The program will be fol- lowed by dinner. Adrruss1on is $25 tor members, $30 for nonmembers nnd $10 for children. For more mformation, call 893-2715 YOM KIPPUR SERVICES Temple lSdld.h of Newport Beach will observe the Holy Days of Yorn Kippur at 7 p .m. Tucsddy and from 10 a.m. to sundown Wednes- day at Hcll'bpr Cbnstian Church, 2401 lrvine Ave .• Newport Beach A \"izkor Mernonal semce will be observed at 12:30 p.m. dunng Wednesday's service. A Break the Past snt1ck will be offered folloYl• ing Wednesday's service. Ticket : pncc•!> vary. For more inf onnation. Ctlll (949) 548-6900. ... HIGH HOLY DAYS FOR SINGLE~: Yorn Kippur services for unaftili- c1ted Jewish !>tngles will be pN! .. scnted at 7:30 p .m. Tue.c;day and from 10 d m . to 1 p.m. dnd 4 to:'J p .m . Wednesdey at the Jewish:-: Conunuruty Center of Orang~-: County, 250 E Baker SL, Costa• M<"•d. A Brecsk the Fast celelfr~ Uon will follow Wednesday's ~. Vlces. Admission 1s $25 for b<ih! · eMces. Bredk the Fast ticketi art• $10 for members and $1.S:tpi- nonmembers For more mfortpcG Lion. cull 755-0340. :: . FESTIVAL OF SUKKOT Temple Isaiah of Newport Beady will C'f'lebrate ilie festival of Sutk:Ot tlt 7:30 p.m. Slmday Oct. 4 at Ht¢,. bor Chnstian Church, 2401 ~ AvC' • Nowport Beach. For more • ~ intonTldtmn, cd.ll (949) 548-690d•._ ·=· ;r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---. -.... -..... ., ,. VOL. 92, NO. 228 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WlWAM l080EU, Ed1l0f ST£\ll MARSLE.. Managing Editor nNA~GAnA, A$)1stant Man.Jg•ng fd1t0t ANASTACIA F«EE RG City Editor STEVI EAMES, N4Nlt1 Editor ROGU CARLSON. Sports Editor MARC MARnN, Photo Editor • LYNN ESOl4 Oispl.y Advertising AIOYC>UnHG. Oas11fied Advert•Slflg I.AHA JOHNSON, Promotions PMMOOSHM4 Chief F l'\ln(lal Off ~ l . . READERS tj_OTl.INE '642 &086 P.O Box 1560, Costa M..a, CA 92626 Copyright.: No news stO· nes, lllurtratlons. ed1tor11t mil· tff Of advert1stments het'e1n can be rept'oduced without written petm1ssion of copynght owner. 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A mountain bike worth $2,400 was stolen from a : ~ parking lot In the 600 bl~ ~ ' :•: •Sky HMbor: A cellular phono worth Sl69 wa\ stolen from a plane in the•:: first blodc. : •: • • 41st StNet Four compat1 d1su worth S60 were stolen from a home int~~ 100 block. •:' .. , ~ .. , COSTA MESA • •: ·--• 1ristoa S~ 1Wo jackets and two 1ults wonh $6, 750 were stolen from:.· J ...J stor• in the 3300 bkxk. : ·; • CletJ.•land Aw A <ar stereo worth $1SO was sto)en In tl'wa 3000 bloc£"'"" • ContiMntlll Avenue: ~ blcyde worth S 1 SO was stolen from a home in tee:: 2000 bk>ck. • • • • : ·.-. • Ne•"INlft 9oulevilrd, A stt of tools •nd a ~I wonh S33S were stolen • ~ from • truck In the 2600 block. • ~ • Red t11 A,,._ A computer WOl'1h S 1,500 was stol«t from a home In~ 3100 block. .. , , Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, Seplembor 26, 1998 A3 · -Parental involvement makes a true . hero 'lllEFLY City narrows list of search options Tod<ty, 1 hilve cl nnw hero. No, it is not Mark McGwue. Mark McGw1re 1!> very good at hi!> job -he is d role model for th<' work ethic but he> is not tt hero. If McGwll'e, d divorced dd<.l, had any chance at all of arhieving hero stcttus in my book, he dCiShed it when he spht for St. Lows to play bc.N.~ball instead of taking d pdy cul and playing for the Angels here in Orange County, where his young son lives. Funny thing is, when he got to St. LoUis, he conmutted $1 mil- lion a year in dona hons tQ chil- dren's charities. It seems'to me thtlt the proper thing to do would httve been to mdke $1 million less playing at the Big E clnd !>tick around to help raise his kid. Or, how about pldying here and clonaung the money <myway? My new hero is Vonnd Ham· merschmjtt of Newport Beach. Vonna wrote a letter to the Daily Pilot to rebut dil eclruer missive by d reader who Sdid parents 'WHAT'S steve smith UP who are able to !>pend time m tht> cldssroom ot help with book reports can do so only h<>cdusc> they have the fmt1m 1t1l mf't.1ns Vonna, d working, sinqlc rnotht>1 wrote a loud. emphatic ·No Wdy.• In h er letter, Vonna sidles tor thr clueless ma1orily of workin9 purPnls what mdy t1s well have been ddvice writtc•n rn Swdhili In d nutshell, Vonnc1 wrote thdt I t Organic Fruit Spreads • Apricot • Strawberry • Ra.spbt.'11)' • Har\'CSl Bcny • OCU'k Cherry •Crape • Blackheny •Peach . 81ud>e':"' . Plumsr • Orange Marmalade REG. '3.29 10 oz. Almond Butter . then • 1s ull kiucls ul IUllf' lo spend workinn with your k1di.; on rc~Hl Hl<J rtncl 01c1lh, hut II lrtkE'S SUI 11• c H.'dhv1ty. lfot1clin!J hillhoa1 d., with ynur kids <1s you drive or c<1k11luting Uw c:ost ot produce! dl lhP ffidrket cllP but two Wtlys she 101 •nltonetl. . "It's a matter of pr1onlil1S .incl qood orgc1nizahon of tun<'," Vim· IM WJOll'. . It is t1 lso .i nltllt('1 of -.trony • vt1lt1t'" ttnd c.haructe1, neither ol wluch wquir<>.s dny money. · It money wem .iJI thc1t mat- 'lPrt>tl, ctll rich kids would do wPU in ~< hool c.tnd <ill pour kids would not. Show m~i. 11 p_oor kid r'hO'>t> , ptll PlllS <l6n'l WdlC h lulf'VlSlOJI, rt•c1d tu her evl•iy lllHhl dnd 111w•l 1 on" •school-first" housPl)'Uld dn tor her daughter, d stu- d~nt in the Newport-Mesa school ch!>tm:I, lhut f,ir 011tw1·1qhs dny ''tl1e1 anfh11•11t •', me lwlinq rwm 111l luP11< "· cl1•s111h~ wit.it you 11My. lt.IVt' ft n•utly Tt>llrl. • rtuow dll t lw morn •y you want ,11 thP prohl"m nl low !JM<lr!S1 Jow lt>~I sr1.>1es nr lc1ck of mll·r~:.t. Yuu C.dll f'\1('0 kt:l'(> }'OUT hrgh·tPcJI tld ... S~Ollnl$ tlllll your ( li!S'i·Sl/P JC'<lurhon p10H1<tlll'> I'll tuk<· Vonnd'S p1111•ntc1l involvcm<·nt 11v111 t11l ol I h1·111. I ht1vP 011Jr r1 n1111or tlisc1'1rN'· lllPnl with on<' pomt in Vonnc1's · iPllPr Sim WJJIC.'>, "It d0<:s tdkP "01°?11 "<1c:ni1c" ol pt•r:.tmul time " I pr,.ft•t lot dll lhr~ c;,1ctjhcl'S - "hlt>'>lyh• <.:h1UHJl'S, • ll mcJy l>1• sphtr111~1 li.tus, 1,u1 T'v<• nolicPd lh11t lr11111111111•1(1 linw, purents wh11 lh111k nl lhP c.h.myi•s dS s11c·- 111Ic" M. 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Sh" will 'gel. hl•r IPW<1rcl Y<'c11 <; hum now, k n11w111q 1 li.t I sh1' cl1cl hf'I best to pine•' })Pr k1rl's 1>ch1cc1tum uht>ud (1f dlt Plc;p f\ 1y h<1t 1s off loclt.1\' lo Vonflt1 I lt1mmc1sd11111tt tJI NPwport B1•<1ch • STEVE SMITH I\ a Costa Ml'$() res1 dent and tre,.,·lance writer He can be reached at (949) 574 24152 or via e-matl at nsrnth19@1dt net · ( Mutlaer~} 1 Thn city of Newport B~dch\ exec:utive search com.nuttee has begun its tas'k of selecung a firm to help the City Council , rccrwt d new aty mandger to repldce Kt>vm Murphy. The comnuttCP. -mddP. up of Md.yor Tom Edwards <md Counc1lmen Johri Noyes. and Demus O'Neil -Ddrrowed the list of potential hmts to four. Ttiey are DMG-Mcu· imus, Shannon Associates. • Nonnc:tn Roberts'& Assoc:1-, · utcs dnd Ralph Anderson & Associates. · Comm1ll<•e members Y.ill interview dll four firms before making a recom- mendation to the entire City Council. The hnal rec- ommendation will likely be • mdde to th(• full council at • the first meeting m Octo- . ber. Specials &Samples at a/13 MothelS 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION THANKS for being a pa of Mother's all REG.89' r ~ ~-s• Pasta Organic Whole Wheat • Penne Pasta • Ribbons99~ •Rigatoni "-REG. '1.89 8 oz. ~ Protein Plus "40•30•30" Cereal Com Flakes & Whole Grain Rolled Oals ~~s 49 REG. '5.49 13 oz. FUN· FOOD· MUSIC At The Costa Mesa Store 111ese yea/S. October 3, 1998 -Saturday, 11:00 to 3pm I Organic Pasta • Italian • Garlic Sauce • Marinara SD! • Tumato Basil REG. '3 85 26 oz. Brent &. Sam's Handmade Cookies All Natural •White Olocobte M~ • OlocoJate Chip ~ • Oatmeal Raisin • Tuffee Pocan REG. '3.79 7 oz. Nature's BunEer AO Natural Meatless Grilled Patty • (lnlUN) • R•"""-..trd Rc.'l!~Wrlic ...... JUth~('\'tl Bl.de lk'.¥1 Meatless Com Dogs 67% Less Fat S489 Reg. 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(, COSTA MESA -It woul<\ he hard tor the Police Department to bring students tn the Citizens Police Acad- Pmy to a murder scene. They wouldn't have the stomach. They rrught td.ffiper with evidence. Some cunous soul would str.ay from thE' ~d. . That's why a det<>ctive and a crime scene inve:.bgator brought the murder scene to the fnendly confines of the West S1de subStation Tuesday night. , Anticipating one of the most mtngumg aspects-0t police • work, students_ w~!n't d1sdppomted with the presenta- tion. "They h<tve the most exciting JOb m the whole Polic-e ' Department,• SdlO academy member Sandra Crifasi, refer- nng to hominde mve!>llgators. "rt was mteresting to watch because it's like putting the pieces of a puzzle tnto the right place.• Cnme scene photos from one of the depdrtment's most heinous murders w<>re shown to the class, and Detective Frank Rud1s1ll filled l1l the details. The Cdse involved Omclima Nelson, who st<.1blwd, decapitated· and cooked her 56-yedC-old husband at the. couple's Elden Avenue apartment in 1991. Most of the class, including Crifasi, remem- ber the case vtvidly but weren't privy to the <letatls reserved for investigators. Jeremy~· Meyers is · a student enrolled in Costa Mesa's Citizens Police Academy . He saJd that becoming a police officer ls his .. call- ing." He ls the youngest of the 34 students in the class. The mdcabrc shde show plodded through the murder scene, where Nelson cdrved up her husband and placed vctnous body pc1.rts an ddrk pl<.1stic bags that were found in her car and hidden undN computer parts in cardboard boxes. The photos obvtously showed the classic signs of a ... truggle -d brokPn lamp a npped couch. What seemPd ordtnary turned up -evidence. A mattress lying agdtnsl the wall WdS pulled back. The other side was covered m blood 'Honesty and integrity are. No.1' . "' . tnvestigdtors sprayed Lummol, a chemical agent that will identify blood. dll over the dpdrtment On a wall that had appdrently b<>en cleaned to wipe away the evidence, lhe bluish marker found streaks of blood ' The rught of the hornd cllscovery, Rucllsill was given trash bin detcill He• silted through the trash tlnd dug deep- er past the Thanksg1vtng throwaways. He noticed that -;omeone hc1d tossed a bunch of frozen TV dmners m the garbage Usmg ~ mt01uon, he told his partners about the hnd. They opened up t))e freezer and cliscovered the hus- band's hedd. "We found out thdt Omd1ma, who was from Egypt, cut up animdls d'> pdrl o1 Rc1mc1ddn." he sd1cl. ·we ftgurc>d she knew how lo us<> a kmfe prell y wC'll." Nelson wds convicted of SN'ond-degree murder in 1993 and sentenced to 25 years to hf<> m stdle prison. "Whdt those guys go through lfi an investigation .. I wouldn't wish that on anyone,• c;aid academy member Lawanna Wright. "But somebody has to do it. I'm findmg out they en1oy their Job." Jeremy Myers dreams of becoming a police officer C.H• 1, Hr...usc; COSTA MESA -Jeremy M eyers remem- bers telling his mother he wanted to catch the bad guys wlwn he wds growing up in Newport Beach. H e had the plastic: handcuffs, the walkie- tdlkle t1nd the novy-bluP unifonn that he wore every r lallowC'en. MeyNs 1c.,n't d child onymore, but he still holds h1s c;h1ldhood dream dose to his heart. He wdnts to lw ~• pohcQ officer. ~It's m y c<1ll1119," hf' sc1id. ~r red.lized that helpmg pPoplc 1c., why God put me on this earth Imagine your child How does your child's school measure up? • • expenenang the joy of the Mon~ri Tradition ... "'"N"°9J,.K"'4nf•rt~ hJJ r.,,.,1Prtrr r-, A(ff1UI 7 7.,,.. 6,., Newport Harbor Montessori unter 42'> I:'. tilth tf ~c • c~Kl4 M~ (949) 650-3442 You get to see the worst side.of life, but you also get to see what is good.• The 22-year-old is aggressively working toward his Welong goal. Meyers is majoring in crurunal justice at Golden W est College. And he is waiting for word from the Costa Mesa Pol.tee Department whether he will be one of six apph- cants who will be selected for the cadet pro- gram. Cadets are community liaisons who work the ma.in st~tion's front desk and take informa- tion from residents. The program is a good train- ing ground for future officers. In the meantime, Meyers is diligently jotting notes in the Citizens Police Academy. Meyers is one of the youngest m the class of 34 students. "The academy has helped me see the big picture of the Police Department," he said. "l get to see who runs it, and (it) gives me a good perspective to see if r want to work there." Meyers always had his eyes locked on Costa Mesa. Attracted by its diverse population and reputable police force, Meyers said he wants to be part of the Czy,ta Mt>sa family. However, not everyone who applies for the oty of them choice makt•s the cut. With a per- sond.l motto like "honesty dnd 1I1legnty are No 1, • Meyers sounds like hP. hts the l~w enJorce- menl mold. ~ He Sdld he wants to work U\ Costa Mesa · because 1t is d place he knows well from h1!> childhood l le recdlls when police visrted his srxth-grade C'l<1ss at K1llybrooke. Elementary School dS pdrt of th<' Drug Abuse Resistance Educallon program. ! l<' nut1<"~d how frtendly the officers were io th(• studor1ls. Thdl memory !>lUC'k with him. I le hopes he can return thl' fdvor some dt1 y. ~I've been u1ven a lot in my We, and 1!m thankful,• he said "It\ tmw I gwe bac.k to the community.· FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SClENTIST 3303 VrJ Lido Newport Boac:h 6 7 3-1340 or 6 7 3-6150 SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3100 Paci!IC VV!W Dr Nowport Boach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Church lOam "THE POWER OF THE WORD OF Goo" (1 SAMUll 3) ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New Thought Church Science of Mind Center (nn 1911 on~ Ave. 1 bb* w.11 d Harbor BM! In llligtlborhood corTW'l'UllV '*·) Church lOam& 5 pm. Sunday school lo am w~ Moollnl1I •pm Sunday School IO am ~~8pm&lll~l2000fl MiM ~1 are ever towaNl the Lord .•• Psalm 25:15 («o ;) otlllf Moth« Cllard1 •The first (hur(h o( fhrN. Sctcntkt • ~oo, Mltlldltdtl s~OR.EW'S ruuYr urAN CH11a,c11 t.00 Sr APw•t•> RllAll N1w,ua1 8iAUI t:AlltoaNrA 92663·S:US rHoNl 949/6 \1°2110 • ~•11inby, S<prmibcr lit, 1991, S~lO p.a. llllday. ~b«T 17, 1991, l 1JO 8c JO:U a.111. Oa WA11f• C KA1Su.Ja. T'ht1•l11 '"" "' Rrs1dntrt' (acn»s &om Ncwpon Harbor HJth Xhooi at ntM and I ~th) • [ Mo\J0l •nf~ndrt'W1j:trei 0'1 'lrl I WWW uandrc-pm "'I A ( hru1-.cn1tml, '"'nih'N""lc.Dmmuni1y radl•"IOllt 1a bra.,.u.m, Nunurr, and ~.,,t monmry" ,, "Open Arms and Open Mind.~" Worship 9:30 ,1, CHURCH SERVICE SUN-10:30o.m. omce. (714) 6-46-3199 Rev. Gall Mllltr, Minister RtY. ktn Oray, Ml111ttr ~ ............................. ._ \'~~~~~ Coron• dtl Mat • 644-0463 fJ11r l.,_rf'rJ~ 11111 h.Jw Chm1 l1w m au'" •rJ,, th.ti '" ( 'hrut Ult ""'J /11.r fimJt.fal •M P'°'"' '""' < ''""""" lwa I ht" Rcv'd l>ticr D. I laynrs, RAtor diyf111 ~rdulc I 1. r • --;._ ---A --_,,. , -0 S •• ~~ -~ _ ... _...,__ #. • ..... ~ ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . ~ Cleaning boat toilets is a cakewalk compared with Colorado gardening T he honeymoon is over. The sun hds set. The bloom ts of 1 th~ rose. There is trouble m ParadLSe, a splotch on our greener pd!tturc. The dark cloud thdt has drifted over our exc1tm9 new llfe in d , strange land halt nothing to do with the weather. Indeed, only m the last week have we l ost the 80· and 90-dcgree ternperatums Uldt have prevdilt>d since my w1fe and I arrived here th~ end or June. The days remain in the 7()!), and overnight Fahrenheits dip only into the low 40s. Mostly we have brilliant sunshme and UCL.A-blue slues. The exceptions come when Thor and his buddies put on one of their late-afternoon rumbles, which come to we mor- tals as glonous thunderstorms, with great bolts of electricity crackling through the sky. Yahoo! We will admit to 1ust a trace of disappointment thdt the fall colors have not burst through yet. Nor am I entirely pleased with aspen trees, which once I thought were among God's greatest gifts. What nobody told me was thdt aspens are a pain in the posterior. They excrete this sticky, dandruff. like guck that files through the air the instant you've washed your car and makes the g lass and gleaming steel leel like beard stubble. Aspens are also promiscuous -.-and procreate wherever they ~lease. Mostly, they pleds<' to do 1t j a1J over our lawn. They can grow -- ltlarlanne ·~ THE FR E'D COLUMN fred martin a foot m 10 days, plus roots, cind I dig them out by the scores . Don Gruenler, our dttu9hter Diana's father-in-law, Sdys aspens are the rats of the arbored! world. But they are beautiful and cvcm the prospect of hclvmg som<>how to collect the 237,956 6!->fH'n leaves that cover our cnllre hous<> and grounds is not whdt hds put me under the Joe Bftsplk (or b 1l BfUspk?) cloud thdt has been ldg· gmg me lately. No, my depressed stdte of mind traces directly to d house- hold chore I have not experif.>ntc>d in my admittedly checkered We- time , It is an annual ntual callefl The Digging of the Bulbs. I have man· aged to avoid this during my three score and a few because my ESTATE dEWELRY FEATURE toBAACELETS• •NECKLACES• •PIN& v •PENDANTS• •VINTAGE• •EARRINGS• toWATCHES• •RINGS• 4&49 t._pw1 Dr., U-14 1 • Irvine .. • hi 'Ille UnJve"11Cy ('4.-nCer (949) 854-4488 OF '11fE WEEK •• 1920-S 18k Dlom:r HlnJ( With ho .90cC IJW.UtH~ a AdcJJtJoaaJ oa..·. a s.1.11 • .. Our Price: 84.500.00 Ou Sale: Sa. a !i0.00 1:..,plrc~ 10-2-!IH IC • J026-1011 wde and I alwctys had a covenant. She did the gardening, I worked on whatever boat we owned at thut time•. It wus ~ perfect division of lubor, Uw kmd of rnmpromise to which I ttlluded m a colwnn last July c1hout the near-miracle of our 40th wcdchng anniversary. Shf' loved to burrow in the Ptu1h with h<'r Illinoi.s-bQm hands, plant htll<' seeds and delight . when th<>y evolved' ,mto things ol b<"'duty She made wondrous thmqc; happ<>n m the sterile llttle '>dnd patch of d garden we had in • Newport Beach. Thdt. bulbs were pct.rt of her horttcultural phenomena I n~ither knew nor cared. After all, I had cantankerous marine toilets, leak- ing portholes and fad.mg varnish lo dedl with TI1e other day, when she Cd.Jlle m from a sess10n of buJb-cligging, my wife looked as t.f Hurricane GC'orgcs hud just passed through our ydrrl. Sh<"d Uve, she said, but clecrc<'d that 1t was time for a nap. Mind you, Uus is no frail retired 'ichoolmarm. This is a vibrant, robust retired schoolmann who's been pumpmg iron, stair-stepping ,tlnd trNdmlllmg for 15 years. B<•c uuse our boat of the momc•nt 1s a 9 112-foot plastic kdyak, I deoded I should do the "!Jhl thmg.: ·vou take it easy," I '\aid lwro1cally "I'll dig those hulhs." I arlm11tcd doing a really stupid • ,. But hurry, this offer i~ only ·,wailJbll> for ii limited time. 20°/o OFF ALDEN'S CARPET AND DRAPERIES -----1663 Placentia • Costa Mesa 646-4838 HRS: M-F 9:00-5:30 SAT 9:30-4:00SUN11:00-4:00 . ·.The oldest floor covering store in Orange County . • thing last year when I dccidE'<l that I, by mys<>lf, would scrdJX~ the cottage-cheesy stuff off our ceiJ .. ings. That was peanut!-> on the stupid !>Cdle, fnends, small bf•er. Digging bulbs m the soil of Fort Collins, Colo., now thttt's world-class stu- pid . .I wtll SdY ttus about the dirt here: You could mdkc> radial urcs out of 1l I have learned how to mdneu- vE>r in the lake-bottom mud when laW}chmg my kayct,k. take off my water shoes c1nd try to ignore what the goo feels like oozing around my feet. P<ly no attention to the giant suclung sounds and give just a slight twist of the foot with each movement. Pretty soon I'm out m the requm~d 10 inches of water and off for d vtgorous paddle TI1ere are no su<'h luxunes in the flower hed One can;t drive d shovel with bare feet. There arP no sucking sounds becduse this Colorado clay doesn't flex enough for even the fomtest #slurrrp." "'f\Nisting the foot slightly with et1ch stPp is not possible h<'Cduse the ddy IS SO Strong clnd tena· ctou-. You Cdn't pull your foot out without fd.llinq onto the ground and diyginy 1t out. Until now I never reahzed 1ust how much Cun 1t is to undog tht• head on d boat. • FRED MARTIN IS a former Newport Beach resident who wrrtes this column from his new home in Fort Collins, Colo. 1U - 1llTI m'I ·1,11 Saturday, September 26, 1998 A 5. 8 R I E F L Y I N T H E I E W S· JWA construclion causes closures A runway and U1e rcmammg pubbc parklng spam in 1,ot B2 at John Wayne Airp9rt arc being closed for con~tmc hon. work. tance of the terminal by . Thank µ1ving, and the entire ••xpans10n proJecl hould be doM by spnng 1999. . The auport's short runway • will h closed for reconstruction for about four weeks t>egm.ning Monday. The parking :.pdCP.S next lo the ThOllld.S F. Riley Trnnun~d have been dosed to ctllow for the expansion of the east park- ing structure. ...Th<! closure m~ans trdvelers should allow more time to hnd paiking uncl get to their flights. The 2,887-foot-Jong runway is us~d by pnvate duqaft and dS t1 taxiway for commerdal air- pl,mes Jrom 7 to 8 ct.m. because of mcr<•ctsed corrun&cial opera- llon~ at the airport. The work on Uw sh<Jrt runwdy Will allow it tb : a. hdndlP the weight of the heav· 1N cornmercml alicraft. Additional shuttfos will be provided for tree at po.eking lots .,outside ,of tht> dirport. About t ,000 new parking spares will be available within walking dis· ~e longPr.' 5;700-foot run- wuy will be used for all takeofis ,' and ldndmg during the do- sure. ' Full ~e Calering Sizzling Fajita Bar ~ Strolling. Mariachis ~ Margarita & Cerveza Bar Party Trays To Go~ : ~;~~ladas : +:~u~~~: · ~ ~·~ • Guacamole • Salsa ~ AND MORE! Banquet Rooms • 10to 100peo~le. ~~ Catering ,~ 645 0209 Costa Mesa · Corona del Mar ~ 642-1142 644·8226 • (orona del Mar • ~J··•\r"'' B .. ,ich • Co~L• M,.,,, • S. "~ • ;,,, · • Hunt1n9ton P •'" • lnnt1 BP.1d-•. '"" • • ,• Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 • .. • , I ' .. ,,. ..,. • • • • • .. ' •A 6 Saturday, September 26; 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot r Hard work.is rewarding llllFLY 111 THI NEWS Sanitary District gets state r ecycling grant Fairview Park, said Joan Revak of the Sanitary District. ailemoon attempting to restore electricity to the remaining r.;..,1• dents. • Patrick Dougan was not a standout on his football team, but his tenacity earned him one of $500 Bob Hemy Memorial Scholarships GRl c R1 ... JJ!'\i(, ,r Patrick Dougan Wdsn't the biggest and strongest lineman on the Corona del Mar football t~ last year. . But Dougan played with ·plenty of heart and dusted him· · self off wben he got knocked •.down. He kept coming back for more. . His detemunation paid off • Friday evening when he was "' awarded a $500 scholar;hip by • the Orange County Cop Bowl : Association Dougan -nick- • named • Doogie • by his fnends : -was one of seven high school :. students m Orange County who :: received the Bob Henry Memor- . ial Scholarship, named after a Newport Beach police officer killed in the line of duty in 1995. Henry wasn't the most gifted athlete or tho stllr of the team Colleagues 'Said he was a hard worker who would go the extra distance to achieve his goels. •There are a lot of Officer Henry's traits that match mine,• Dougan said. • 1 never give up, and neither did Bob Henry." His teammates also nick· named him ~Rudy" -after the pint-sized Notre Dame football player popularized by a movie of the same name -for his tena- cious style of play. The 18-year-old OCC student ·has oilier ties to Henry. Dougan was ti p olice E"plorer when Henry was shot and killed. Dougan was present when a · Newport Beach park was memorialized tor Henry, and he ·also sold T-sh1rts at the Cop Bowl game. Comprised of police officers from Orange County, the Law· men football team helps raise money for high school athletes and youth programs. As spon- sors of t}\e BOb Henry Scholar· ship, the team selected seven students who represented their hometowns. 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA 'if (714) 708-4805 Iuternnttmin I .)lrnbqundrn V1!)it the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of ChriM and the ministry of the Apostle Paul! /lours: \fo11 -/lmrs /(J11111 -(1p111 I ri-S111 /Ot1111-'Jp111 •. \1111 2p111-6p111 FREE GIANT COOKIE WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SANDWICH BREAD! ,-----'"' • Famous. Pumpkin Pies I • Chocolate Chip \ • Delicious Healthful Breads I • Oatmeal-Raisin I • Dessert Breads • Wonderful Scones • Cinnamon Rolls •Muffins • Killer Cookies .. -I • Snickerdoodfe I I • M&M I I • Peanut Butter I I Must Present Coupon I "Best bakery around!" I NOi valid with arrt othef offer I I I co00e per~. Exp 9130/98 I Tlte Daily Pilot ------Be Happy, Eat Healthy! Open Mon -Sat 6am -6:30pm 646-1440 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa rf;,; \V~'I •,I • i '1 < 1111l'.1 Colon in bot Reseach shows that removing pre-cancerous growths in the colon can lower the risk that you'll be a casualty of colon cancer by as much as 90%. GABTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS OF SOUTHERN CAI.IFORNIA WJDIQAL GROUE More than 20 student athletes were nonunated for $3,800 in scholarships, but they couldn't rely on their achie~ements alone. They had to submit a one- page letter stating why the y deserved the award and answer que;tJOns in an oral inteTVJew. •When you receJVe the schol- arship, you have edmed it,",said. Rick Bradley, a Newport Beach J>Olic.e othcer. ~The criteria helps prepar(• them for real-life expe- nencc.s.~ Dougan i'sn't playing football at OCC -but then that isn't the PUfJ>O"C of ttie schbl&rship. He said he hopes to tlttend the Uni- versity of Oklahoma next year and plrms to study meteorology. . • Doog1~ b a very deserving young man who 1S gomg to suc- ceed," Brad1'~y sdid. •He gives it his all. That is one of the reasons he rew1vc·d the scholarship." The Cop Bowl Association also will give $5,000 to the New- port-Me-;<1 c;chool district for the renovation of DdVidson Field at Newport I larhor High School. Recycling containers for glass, plastic dlld alwnmurn will be placed throughout the city by December thanks to a grant from the state Department of Conser- vation. The city's Sap.ttary District, which received $18,350, was one of 27 agencies that split more than $1 .3 million in grant money to help promote recycling. Altogeth- er, 79 agencies applied for more than $6 milhon in funds. "This is going to be a great program for the city," said Jim . Ferryman, board president. ·we feel fortunate that we were pitked. It is fulhllmg a real need and it will help us get to the 50% landfill diversion goal " Citles must divert 50°10 of their trash from landfills by 2000 to meet state mandates. Trash is rtow sent to a facility m Stanton that mechanically sorts Jt for recy- clables. The distnct offers special recycling programs throughout the year for telephone books and Christmas trees, but these will be the flI'St permanent recycling con- tainers the distnct has had, Feny- man said. More than 20 containers will be placed around the city in pub- lic areas such as City Hall and great 'Things Consignments Antiques & Collectables · NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS :EARN DOLLARS $ $ $ NOW PURCHASING ESTATES Antiques, Collectabres, Vintage Jewelry Art, Sterling, Crystal, And More ... 369 East 17th • Cost. Meu -515-3500 Whatever your Landscape or . Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all. .. Across from Ralpha THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAJNTENANCE1 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY/ llL I LL•ft'n•s I LANDSCAPE I -NT<NAN~< (949) 646-7441 Lloyd's Nursery a Landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fairview Rd. Suite 2161 Cotfa Mtsa· CA 92627 EXPERT LANDSCAPING / SPRINKURI /MAINTENANCE ., ............... for~. Wirh yoHr generoaity we It.ave --4l<•nftffid ~ 18()() to¢ Cull f o r ,Jc1<1ils (7 I ·i) 675-3 130 37,,2 •:. Cout Hlt1hway • Cof'Onll df'I Mar . The district plans to hold a kickoff event for the progrcun, but no date bas been wt yet. -Elise Gee College gala nets mor e than $200,000 Power outage darkens Newport-Mesa briefly More than 5,000 Newport Beach and Costa Mesa residents lost electricity for a short time Fn- day afternoon because of a fallen power line. . ace raised . more than $200,000 for student scholarships al its 50th Anniversary Orange. Tie Gala at tbe Hyatt Regency lrvtne on Sept. 19. Tom Boyd, a spokesman ·tor Southern Calif ollUa EdiSon, said a 12,000-voit circuit fell at the mter- section of Newport Boulevdfd and East Bay Street at 12:51 pm No one was injured. Power was restored to more than 90° o of l:he affected customers within 30 min- utes. About 700 people attended lhe event, which was sponsored by the Peps\ Cola Co. and Umon Bank of California. . f lubbard C. Howe Jr. of NeVd· da, son of H~bbard C. -Huu• Howe Sr.. the first president of OCC's board of trustees, pledged to match the net proceeds of the gald up to $100,000 . The cause or the acadent lS still under investigation, Boyd added. About a 2-square-mile area covering eastern Costa Mcset and parts of Newport Beach lost pow- er. Repair crews spent most of the Entertainment was provided by OCC's national champion cheerleddmg squad, the danre and theater departments, and recent ace graduate Jeflnlter Lmdsdy, a VlOtinist and soprdno soloist. The Jun Roberts Sextet provided the music. r--17th_ St~ BEAUTY CENTER-, I I THE FINEST BEAUTY SUPPLY DAY SPA & SALON : I Noc to be confused with the Compecicion!! I The one, the originaJ J 7th St. Beauty in the Ross Shopping Center I I WHOLESALE RATES TO THE PUBLIC NO EQUnY REQUllBJlll SPECIAL LOW FIXED RATE HOME LOANS Blrrtw .. to 126% of Praparty Vllul ~Get casn for any good reason to $150,000 FAST APPLICAT10N AND APPROVAL BY T9LllPHON• 100o/o FINANCING REFINANCE OR PURCHASE HOURS: MON-FRI 7 OOem • 7 00pm I SAT 9 OOam • 4 OOpm I SUN tO OOem -2-<>0pm 1'Mt Ont MotlOIQe •~by IN Cl. Ol!lC OI AMI bcate Ar.• U11Ct 111 C1W1Q1 • .... 0-.. ................ _ _,, .. Clil ll&'t fl,..._ UootwCI001Ce7CtN.__,, • °""'Coll°""'"""'t.a.111 tl7.CJl3113W.a~ KAYAK$ Men's & women'• flrat choice for coauol & sportswear dothlng. Koyoke new private labels are now avoiloble. NEW ARRIVALS FOR FALL Watch for the Grand Opening of (our 2'¥1 loca tion) 369 E. l "?' Street (at l uitln) · JO.J6 In• A#., ~Pla4. Nnl.rpon s-m, 631·2996. Open Monday through Friday I 0..8, Siatunlay I 0.7, and Sundly 11 • .S .... •• ~ ~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Paint by numbers means good price at It 's You pldce at 2 p.m . Oct 4 The Container Store (556- . I l's You, Paint Your Own Ceramics (673-5969) is offer- ing two specials. Every Mon- day night is •Tune On Your Side," which means you can patnt for three hours (6 to 9 p .m.) • for the price or one hour. That's a • $12 saVings. And all day Wednesdays. two people Cdn pdint for the pnce of one, a $3- per-hour saVIng. It's You has a large 6clection o~ more than 500 pieces featuring kitchenware, dinnerware, vases. figurines, frames. Wes, plaques, boxes, hol- iday items and.its own line of glassw_are. It's Yoli is aJ.So a plaCC! to have a party or special event with rates starting al'$15 per per- son. Firushed pieces are safe for rrucrowaves ovens, conventional ovens and dishwashers. Pieces are glazed and fired for you, and are ready to pick up in one to two days It's You is.at 2919 E. Coast Highway (next to the old Port Theatre) m Corona del Mar. 2333) has mtroduc.ed tls flJ'St lme of furniture, callE'd Skandia. The furniture 1.b mad• from Scandina- 'lhan fir and romf'.s m different styles of doors, drawers, drawer pull!! and drtJwer inserts. It's sup- po"sed to work in any home, • whether the decor 1s niirumalist · or trad.ltioni.!.l The Container greer Store Skd.ndiu collecllon will be wylder on sdle al 25" .. off through Oct . ., ___ .. _____ _ Gloria Godfri>y, the manager Bear Street and South Coast Ori-. -~--1 25.'The Container Store is at of the American Cancer Socl-ve in Costd Mes<.1. . ety's Discovery Shop in Corona . . . · del Mar, says she just received a • • BEST BUYS 1s published Thursdays and gorgeous 300-gallon aquanum Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, mdde of wood and plastic qlass. send a fax to 646-4170 or wnte to Darly The store is also having a SO'Y.•-Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W Bay ~t .. Costa off sale on men's and women's Mesa 92627 Brett's Photo Express is hav- ing a #summer's over" photo contest. To enter, you need to stop by Brett's and pick up an entry fonn for your #best swnmer liliot. • Also, through the month of October, Brett's will put your roll .of ftlm on a picture disk for free. ~ you need to ~o is let them kriow when you're dropping off yo'Ur rolls of film for developing. Brett's Photo Express .is at 287. E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. merchandise. The Discovery Shop (640-4777) 1S at 2600 E. COdst Hlghway, Corona del Mar. Zany Brainy (640-5131) recently opened at the Corona del Mar Plaza. The store tries not to be an ordinary toy store. Instead its philosophy b to pro- vide the best merchanchse tor children at the nght pnce Th(f products sold are medllt-to encourage a sense of wonder and to stimulate. creattvity. Included in the store are books, software, videos, musk, games. costumes, building toys and elec- tronic toys. Winnie the Pooh will visit the store at 3 p rn . Oct. 3, and a mini·COJ.lCert will tdke • • • • • • • • WE MOVED! WE'RE GROWING! Sal1)e Phone [9491 631-5240 Same Great Service Same Great Values! Westcliff 901 Dover• Suite #122 Newport Beach • • •• • • I can't believe...... ,;,---- • . It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscaping is your answer. to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDALE can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your garden. KAY MATSON, A.A. C.C.N.P. Laruhcapc Designer ~ . '® NURSERIES, INC. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEARS EXP. UcenscNo. 308SS3 SANTA ANA• 2800 N. T1,15tin Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA • 2700 Bristol A\·c (714) 754-6661 TERRY M£IKLE C.C.N.P. Land.scape Designer . l- THE FLOOR CUVS: SINCE 1953 33% OFF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50%0FF All Ceramic Tiles All In Stock Carpets All In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL EBH-Lifetime Installation Warranty fl&-lifetime Podding Warranty ERE£-Upgrade Padding ijE-Old Carpet & Pod Removal .EBH-Furniture Moving f.BU-Floor Care kit CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS 9-S · "'lt1.-Frl. 9-4 lat. lfHllN IY APNllTllllT ... ___ .. ' (M9J6S0·1676 114 EAIT rf" ITIEET COITA MIU, CA 9ZIZ1 I• 44S \.. The Floer r o .. ,. l ~ 17~ ~-A•.,-#wY • • • • • • • Saturday, September 26, 1998 llJEFLY IN THE llEWS Nr.wport event' marks Public Safety Day scnes of demon trattons thttl include dousing a fire, usmg the Jdws of Life on o crushed car and maneuvers by the Police Department's i,peaaJ wcawns Police Dcpart.nmut at 644-3682 or thtt F1re and Mc1nnc Depart· ment at 644·3110. .The Newport Beach Fire 'and Manne and Police dcpa,rtrncnts v.:ill 1010tly hold Pul>lic Safety Day on Oct. 4. t.ncluding an open house of boUi faciliue~ and ev· crnl emergency demonstrations. unit. • There will also be bOoths sponsored' by the Newport Beach lifeguard ·• Arnencan Red Cross and the Orange County Youth basketball sign-ups today The NeWport-M NationaJ Junior Basketbttll AssociaUon will hold Slgn-ups tor pla~·ers I.rt the fmt through eighth gratle today from 9 a m. tu~ p.m. m the gym at Lincoln Eltm1entary School, 3101 Pucihr View Dnve, Corond del Mdr. Thi'! event will be held. from 10 d.m. to:! p.m. at tho fiJe and polkP headquarters in the 800 bloc·k of Simla BdJ barct Drive.·' Both ~tahons will be open to th(• · pubh< for tours during the five- Sheriff's Department. . . Food and drinks will be dVail- able. Proceeds will support the Orange County Burn A!>socia- llon. . hout oHdir. ·· • Tho event J.S free. Parl,mg will be available in the Cmc-Plaza parking area north o! 'he polire and fire buildirigs • Tbe popular bnS!<etOO:U pro- gram runs from Nove'!UbCr thro~gh March. For more mfor· mation, call 225·8385. The highlight of the day will start fil noon. when firefighters and police officers will conduct a For 'more information, call the .· AKASKA RICHMOND, Chef to the Stars & author of "The Art of Tofu,•• "ill be cooking some of her delicious TOFl! recipes and signing her book on October Jrd, Saturda~, 11:00 a.m. to J:OOp.m. at the Costa Mesa Store. · Akaslza 's backgrou11d i11 healthy vegetarian cooking and her global travels come together to bring you this unique cookbook with delicious tofu recipes from around the world. ~-.... ~-llEll- Gyps~ Boots in Person! author of "The Gypsy in Ale,'' Sharing his Love, Fun and Energy l':!B•mfl OCTOBER 3, 1.998, SATURDAY l} Huntington Beach Store -10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. 2) Costa Mesa Store -12:00 to 3:00 p.m. 3) Irvine tore -5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Ask Gypsy /row to have more e11ergy as you · grow you11ger! He's 88 a11d certainly has the answer! 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Sept mber 26, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Daily Pitef library lo0king for a Jew good young men arid women· Y O UTH ADVISORY COUNC'IL: TI1'• Newport BCdch Public Library IS seeking new m~mbcrs for 1Ls Young Adult AdVl:iory Co11nc11. It's an active group of JlUltor dnd s~mor high school tud~nls who mt!el monthly for an hour or two at the Central Llbr.lry crnd h c>lp l'>lctff m selN hng bbrdry mdhmah fo1 le' •ns, dnd pldnniny young dtlult progrnrns and sNv1ces. Apphcanls must l>e l>PlW('(•n 12 dnd 18 Y<'d l'\ old ctnd bvt> in Newport Beach Applicot10ns urc avat.ldble ttt ctll NC'wport Beach puuhc lilmmes dn<.l dl !6c<1l mtN- med1ate und h1y h "iC'hools. Por more tnformdt1on, wit Judy Kel- ley at 7 17-3807 BEHIND TI lE SCENES \\>lull' mon• them 70,000 1><•oph• en1oyed !hf• food, lllU'>H dnd lwv- crdgC.'> ell lht' lhrc>t•·duy Tc1stc> of t"ewport the "ic>cond-ye<lr c:hair- man of the• ''v<•nl, Brett Matteson cwnernl mdndCJN of Twm P<1lms Ln Nl•wport Center, 4.jdn'I. Bu•lt sp<•nt th<> pctst 12 months chr11nmr Uw plt1nmn<J comnuttce but ti1uyht ct fi,iqht out ol John Wc1ym• Airport on Sdturcluy mornmq to ht•<11n his n1>w }<>h c.1s fc>ocl cHHJ b£•VeI1l<JC' llltlOd <JC'r cll tlw Pldn• I lolpl m Mcmhdltt1n. Tlw Pl<IC'(' I lol!'I WdS rornwrly own1•d hy lh<• 1 lc•lmsl<'y <•mpirC!. \Nlwn Brc•ll's family JOin"i him in N1•w York lcllN lhi'> yPctr, Uwy will IJC• str1}'1nq 111 c1 thrc>P·lw cl - toom ..,111LP t1lop lht• holPl, whwh osnully rc•nts for $7 000 c1 n1yhl! COMMUNITY & CLUBS · llffi de--boom Visitors at the Taste of N ew- port consumed more thdn 350 Cdses of wine clod champagne. Each year d major hotel ste p s for- wc1rd to coordina te beverage ser- vice c:tnd this year 11 WdS the Bal- boa Bdy Club's tum. Kevin Campbell, executive assist.mt mdnager of club operations dnd his craw of Phil Crawford, Jose Luis Sanchez and Jose Aores controlled and accounted for th£• wme prod ucts that volunteers the n sold dt four w111e booths AU d id a super job in their respecllvc• pos1llons. C htimber Prns1dent Richard Luehrs re ports that m ore tht1n qoo volunteers staffed lhe event, wllmg ddmiss1on llckets, !>(:np. bevern<JCS and being helpful lo the guests Not too mdn y of lhe floe ~ lumbing & Heating Celebrating 44 years of sel'\fice in your communit~. Thank You! r---------, ~l~~~:i~J Superior Blvd. • Costa Mesa 662-1300 l.lt'#:Jt1S.t1:! 00 volunteer~ can ay they have volunteered all 10 years of the Taste, L>ut one who can L'> Pat SmJth, who serves dS the host in the sponsor hospitality tent. Pat brings a warm greeting in her red, white t1ncl blu.e outfits each year Monka Johnson of Fresca's Mex1con Gnll and RJcb Evans, owner of R & E Deli dnd Cdter- 109, planned their weddmg so lhcy would be back from their l lawdiian honeymoon in time to work the Taste of Newport. I-tow d1cl they meet e cJr h other? Both restcJurants arc in the same shop- ping center on Santd Ana Avenue near Bnslol Street. CLUB NOTES. Rotarian Elmer BlggerstaU sa1d 20 prosp<>c bve business owners have signed up for the M y O wn Busmes., workshops sponsored b y the Newport-Balboa Rotary C lub bemg held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in O ctober and November. For more information on this free sP.ries. cdU Bigger- staff di (949) 854-1368. Congr~lulcJllons to Downtown Costd M esc1 Kiwdnis Club mem- ber John fitzpatrlck, who w as present~d the 1998 U1stUlgui hcd Service Awdrd h orn U . Gover- nor Wayne Crawford Muncy rdised from this awdfd funds dis- trict chctnlJcs. F1tzpatnck was surprised and proud of rcc.eivmg the award WELCOME TO TIIE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS ... Susan M. Saunders, who J01ned the Exc hangt> Club of Orange Coust. WORTH REPl!ATING ... From the Scuttlebutt, the nc•wslctter of the Newport Bctlch ( ·oront1 d<>I Mdr Kiwanis Club; "Even .1f you are on tht> ngJit track, you will ge t run ovc>r if you 1usl sit lh<>rl!. • SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS TlilS COMING WEEK. Wc1nt to 'ge t more involved in yow com· munity, make new friends, net- work or g1vf? som ethmy back to your community? Try d se rvice club! You are inv1t<•d to c1ttend a dub meeting this corrung week. Mdny clu bs w ill buy your first guest meal for you. • MASSAGE Relieves PtM $ Stress & Tension 3 g Insurance Accepted 00 w/Chlropractlc Care HR. 7-DAYS/WK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 • 1072 S.E Bnstol St.. Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights (Comer of Newport Bl No.1Br1&tol) EWAY Auro SYA 2285 Newport Blvd. ((ZJ Costa Mesa ~ · ~ 650-1009 'i' ALDEN'S CARPET ha~ opened a new Arca Hug Studio \Vhy Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL HllGS & JU ' , 1-:.BS on SALE·. I f<mcJnl<lctc wool~. ~vn1hetic". si~al ALDEN'S CJ\HPl:.TS, l~C. I hh J l'l,11 t'lllhl '>I . C 0..,1,1 \1('"><1 ()46-4838 ••••••••••••••••••• ~ Newport : : BEAUTY SUPPLY: • • • d•n-nalogloa • • • ~ HD.~ evi• :~ ............... ~: ~20% OFF~ • Entire Purchase • • • t • • • • •A. l • ! • ,._ •••••••••••••••••• • • • • 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • • 261 -6788 • • : Jamboree at Bristol : • Back Bay Court • • . ................. : ~E\rPORT COAST.\L PODl.\TRY GRot :r, I\C. TUESDAY .-7:30 a.m. TI1e . Newport Bedch Sunn e Rotary Club meet" at the Balboa Bay C lub to hear about Rotary L1tcrn- cy-Plus Capip;ugn. 6:30 p.m. The Coll.ta Mesa-Ne wport Harbor Lions Club meets at the Costa M esa Country Club. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m. The South Coast MPtro Rotary Club will met>t c1t the Center Club. Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club mN•ts di the Umvcrsity Athletic Club. Noon Tht> Exch.m~w CJUb of Or.mge CocJst nwC>ts til the Bahia Connlh1c1n Yrlcht Club to hea r Lt. Col , TllOffi<l'> l.asser of the Los Alt\1111- tos N lltioodl Guard Costt1 MP.sci • Rotary Club mE>elci at Mesd Verde Country C lub. 6 p.m. n w Newpurt-B<Jlb<1d Rotdry Clu6 meets dt lhe Bahiil Connthidn Yacht Club to hedr Rott1rian Robert Meyer di<.cuss his cxr><'ri· ences as a World Wdr IJ glider pilot. ' THURSDAY -7:30 a.m. cols ta Mesa Orange Coast Break.fast' Lions C lub meets at Mun.i's Calt- for a busUle!;S meeting. Noon 1 Kiwanis C lub of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at , the Bah.Ju Corinthian Yacht Club. The C~ta Mesa North Kiwani.S Club meets at the Holtday Inn. The cxchdnge Club of Newport I lurbor meets at Riverboat Restdurant for the Brawl in the Fctll featuring candidates for N<>wport Bedch City Council. The N ewport-Irvine R,otary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott for the ofticidl visit of District Gover- nor Cliff Nelson. ~_.....~~~~~~~ • coMMUNfTY • auas is published e11ery Saturday in the Daily Pilot. Fax your service club's meeting information to (949) 660-8667 ot mair to 2082 S.E. Bmtol St .. Suite S, Newport Beae'h 92660. THE GREY GOOSE A feast of fall decorating ideas. as well as specially chosen home decor accessories . awaits you. Lamps • Pictures • Florals • Decorative Accessones •Home Fragrances •Jewelry • Greeting Cards • Throws and much much more. THE GREY GOOSE, INC. Westcliff Plaza• 1032 Irvine Avenue NewPort Beach • (714) 642-7803 lfours1 M-S 10-6 Sun 12·5 OcHnview Medical Center 675 Camino de Los Mares, Sui~ 400 San Cll-mente, CA 92673 ~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot society Saturday, September 26, 1998 A 9 Star-gazing revelers help launch Mariner's Elementary Foundation A n important conunuruty gathering took pldce Fn- day night at Mariner's Ele- mentary School, Newport Bea<;h. The Mariner's FJementary School Foundation began the new school year with its ~t major fund-raiser called Star Party. · No, Hollywood did not tum out m force Actually, 1t was better. The foundation offered parents, stu- dents and fnPnds of the school a Visit with the heavens above. Their Star Party was all about •adventures in astronomy.· : The crqwd enjoyed a 30· . minute show featuring humer- ous high-powered and robotic teles£QJ>es opening up the dis· tont heavens for observation Children bounced on moon Jumps, climbed the rock slide, bungee 1umped to theu hedrts content and their stom<1c.h's dis- may, explored science exh1b1ts and related crafts on display and Q,.Ven nibbled on a bit of earthly ~za from the popular Pizza BpJcery on 17th Street. Organized by charr Lisa Ger- son, the evening was mtended as the premiere event to launch and legiturnze the efforts of the Manner's foundation. "Jn the past, science was offered only once a month to our children tll the school,· Ger- son said. "With the foundation's mvolvement, setence w1U now be ottered once a week to the children and we will provide teachirlg did!> in the upper THE CROWD classes as well.• Gerson was proud of the massive tum out of support, with more than 1,000 ttckets sold for the event Gerson was assisted m orga· ruzing the massive undertaking by co-chair Carolyn Mangano and a volunteer committee of 120 dedicated local parents Support also came from a vanet:y of local merchants including The Pizza Bakery. H1gh Time Liquors, Smart and Final, Duffield Electnc Boats and more. As guests sampled ice cream fdsh1oned after the moon and stars, girls painted their nails w1tt:i moon glow polishes, and pdrents bid on silent auction items, including a weekend c;tay at the former Lake Arrow- head retreat of actor Patrick Swayze, which helped to raised need foundation funds. The emphastS on science was not ATSC'9 1fS,,.ANNUAL NllWPORT BUCH CONCOURS d'ELEGANCE PELJCAN HILL GOLF CLUB NEWPORT COAST ~1(an·4pm ~/Tl.ssion; $20 Adits, $15 SenQS & Students, Children lllder 12 FREE • FULL SET •ACRYLIC Actytic wlWMe Tip •Pink & While Po~er •Lume Gel Silk Wrap FILLS ,.... Presented by i LINCOLN Mercury~ SOUTH COAST MOTORCARS • 1Mli IW'NE ct:/lillWt( •ne.u• Elf9r till rt•. f!FEAST ON ART features fifty-four of this country's ~·most reno~ned artists In ceramics, fabric, glass, "' metal. and wood. Exquisite Jewelry One-of-a-kind clothing Hand-crafted furnffure . Ceramic and glass vessels ALL FOR SALE . September 29 -October 3 orange county Museum of Art aso san Clemente Drive, N.B. ruesdav-sundav, 11 a.m. -s p.m .. 949fl59•1122 __ ...._ ___ _ r. Admission Is free for Feast on Art All proceeds support the orange county MuteUm Of Art lost on the overflow crowd. A highlight of the evening was the display of science work produced by students Gerson labeled the eitlub1t, •the Cosnuc Creative Challenge,• and it induded an impressive showmg of science writing entnes by all levels of young researchers. • ·when we began to organize. this event it was not mtended so much ai, a fund-raiser as an awareness raiser for the need to improve the science cumculum in our schools,• Gerson said "We have accomplished both', Let us give our .teachers the resources to give our children an A-plus education.· . Higher education also took · the spotlight in the Newport- Mesa community this past week as USC CdmP. to town m lull car-gueStl>, including use Pre I· dmal and gold force t<1gmg dO dent Steven 8. Sample. event for more than ~iOO dlumru Addressing the crowcf, ~am· • and fnends of the uruve~1ty al pie advised thP. Ordnge CoWlt~ 1Win Palms, N~wport Beach. c:ontmgent of the 1mpress1ve The Wednesday-afternoon progress of USC. . gathering was touted as "We have berorne one of tl1r> Celebrate USC, and thNe was leadmg re..c;earr.h umver 1t1'• m indeed much to cheer llbout." the nanonr said Scimple, who· Orang~ County citizens Bar-ha:. led USC's h1lhon-dolldr bara dnd Roger Rossler were endowment cdmpd1gn Tht> applaudf'd for their reC"cmt cttmJ>dtgn, organi'l.t•d to rd1se tlw pledge• of $20 million to metior fundiny Ly 2000 has been support the USC School of o ~uccessful thc1t uruv,,fs1ty , Education, appropriately being .truste~s·have ru1Sf.!d the qoal to renamed the USC Rossier $1.5 billion. School of Educahon. Sdmple proudly told the The understated and classy. c-rowct that tht>y dre on the>. Wd r Barbara Rossler thanke<1 the ' to redthiny thr. yodl, w1th help appreciative crowd for its col-from alumni and tnencts. lecllve support of USC and Orange Coust Tru1c1n!> in tlll' then mlioduced many honored crowd mcludecl USC'trm.tPes Jeann~ und David Tappan, good friends ot the univer ity • OU Heal), Joan dnd Tom Rlach of Lido !sit>, Paul Salata, John ond Anne Wortmann, and Jocc1l sup"r Redltor Blll Grundy 'and lus wde, Audrey. The very talentt•d students of SC Jazz tbe um-. ·rs1ty 1azz hund, playt•d the Idlest swing arranw•mentJ> under the Twin Pc1Irns band shell SrHnple took olf h1 Jacket, and the SC Jan drummer excused himscU u the Sample look the :.Ueki; and pldyOO to the d~light of Uw l1in!>, which 1pduded the 'dean ot tht• USC S~hopl ot Music. Lar- ry Uvtngston • 8 W COOK'S column appears every Thur~ay .md Saturday JOHN BLOESER . • ~ CARPET ONE H""" l I I ,, C •rr 1 t " r ' < 1 rnu" · \\,,., ,,.~ ,,~ ~It< s o~o-·rm 2927 s. 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Cer· tainly it doesn't seem that long smce South Coast Repertory blew into town, ·i~ scenery bouncing around in the back of ~ station wagon. And, dctually, it's not. It's only 33 1/2 years. At least from my point of"View. THEATER RETROSPECTIVE Although SCR started out in the summer of 1964 w1th three shows m Long Beach, the company didn't matenalize in Orange County until February ()f 1965. Which, coincidentally,. was the same time f started cov- ering local theater for the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. As fate would have it, I'm now bne of JUSt three people who )\ave seen every production JrlOunted at SCR's various show· places (including a one-show detou1 in Beverly Hills) from that day to this. The other two are David Emmes and Maron Ben· son, the founding fathers of SCR. And while l wasn't around when David and Martin mapped out their plans for a regional theater on a napkin in a Long Beach restaurant back m '64, I've had a nngs1de seat ever smce And more than half a life- tiroe of memones. Such as that very first pro- duction, at the old Laguna Play· house -which the company used while converting an old swap shop in Balboa into·the Second Step Theater. Moliere's "Tartuffe,• which will be done for the third time this season, was the introductory show and it still lmgers fondly m the memory. One reason, most likely, is the sight of Don Took (or Tuche as he was known m those days) charging down from the stage, pointing at me and demanding, vHow dare you seduce my wife?H To wluch David Clements, onstage, countered, "No, no, that's Tom Titus.• I hadn't personally met either actor at the time. I'd only inter- SURFBOARDS viewed Emmes about the com pany's impending arrivttl, dnd obviou ly he had set me up But it certainly got my att€'ntton SCR kPpt my attention for the next 33- plu'i; years, ls fate would have it, I'm now one of just three people who have seen every pro-- dudion mounted at SCR's various show. · places ... The other two are David Emmes and Mortin Benson, the founding fathers of SO. ~ with some of the most accom· plish~ thc-ater I've ever seen. Sure, there were a few • ...bombs scattered m with the bonbons, but in most cases it was the choice of matenal that was to blame, not the talent or the energy. The first two years m the Sec· ond Step produced some dynamic theater experiences as the core actors who remain with the company today -Took, Hal Landon Jr., Richard Doyle. Martha McFarland, Art Koustik and Ron Boussom -flexed their artistic muscles. It's just a pity that tremendous talents such as BACK TO SCHOOL WATCH THOSE KIDS! 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Pilot Classified se(t1on to find seMCes from electronia and plumbers, to landsca'pefs and painters J Clements and John Arthur Davi~ got burned out before the com- pany move9 to 655 Town Center Drive two decade:. ago Having seem them all, it's tempting to try and selC'ct a top 10-or 20 or 30-for this ret- rospective, bµt it would be·v1rtu- ally iJI!possible to narrow the field that way. · How, for example, do you compare a "Waiting for Godot" mounted on a nickel and dime budget at the Second Step, to a magnificently appointed HTri- ui'nph of Love• or •Arcadia• . today? Truth be told,.tlie . •Godot" i .. the more memorable aduevement. No, what's called for here is a fast-forward trip down memory lane, pausing for a second or two at the hlgh pomts m one's own personal viewing expen- ence Such as: •The Caretaker· (1966). SC R's first version of the I Jarold Pinter drama with the corflpa- ny's threE" heavyweights - Davis, Took and Clements - turning the {lmbiguous Bntjsh prose into a pulse quic-ken.ing nund trip HA Streetcar Ndmed Desue• t 1 %8). Yes, the recent revival was gc.-at, but watchmg Landon and Chem~ Patch Cdrve up the tage in that eailter ren{.i1bon wos viewmg the Tenne!)see Wilhams classic at the top of its game. "Death of a Salesmdn • (1969). Agam, not the equally J)()WNfu.l version staged last sea- son, but the nveting production I thdt rndtkeci the <>Wcm songs for· Davis (Willy) and Clements (Bilf) They went out m a blaze of glory. ·Mothel' Earth" (1970). Ron Thronsol) and Tom Shecll'er ron- c~ed an <inginal rock musted! on an ecological them0i that shook the converted dime store to the raften>, necessitated a I f'\oldover and a repnse procluc- tion If you're wondering what happened to Shearnr, she rec-ent- ly perfonnPd dcros., the street from SCR in "Victor/Victoria.~ Ye~. she's Toni Tennille •pueblo" (1972) \ drdnld· tized account or North Korea's semng of a U.S Navy vessel placed Took center stdge as I .Commander Lloyd Bucher, the skipper A mesmcrmng experi- ence "The Basic l'rninmg of Pavlo Hummell ~ ( IQ73) Boussom has etdlP.d a career of superb per· formances dt SCR. but thi onr. m the title role of David Rabe's cathing Vietnam War drama stretched him to the max, •GodspelJ" (1974}. Thi!> nxhil· arat:J.ng s taging of the rock- gospel musical would hdve made a believer out of Madt.lyn Murray O'Hair. SCR doesn't do mdny musicals, but lhts one was defirutely a keeper, and thrust the company into the profession· al rariks for k eps. •Tuat ChdITlptonship Sea~on • (1974). A·persondl favorite: Your correspondent hdS both duected and acted m 11, bµt ))ardly at U'!e · level SCR thrust Jdson Miller·~ Pulitzer Pnze-wmner at local audiences. What do all these productions have in common? None of them was seen at the company's cur- rent two-theater complex, but belong to the first decade of South Coast Rep hJ1,tory when the reputatlon thdl would earn SCR the right to move into its current facillly was bemg Cdrved out, show by show. Next: South Coast Repertory moves uptown and gams nat10n· a/' recognition. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAUff>INIA LAW STATES You CAN CHoosE ANY REPAIR FACILITY f'RU Pick.., & DelMry • AU CtctiW ~ldaas 642-4522 121 l14ustrial Way • Costa Men EVEREST A Mac.Gillivra.Y rsrecman i-ilm 11113 ~=..-- ......... -..m ... -----"--"" .. .-1uspu.,._1lt ...,, .... ftaR II ...... --.,.~. I • commun1 forum I <>! 12 Saturday, September 26, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Doily P~ POSTSClllT • Ila Borders Borders, No. 15 on the Most Influential list in 1995, continues to show she can play with.the pros JA. .. ON )lfU '"'There aren't many people who c,ln get pdSl the medicl hype, pdsl consldnt c11tic1sm and ·just simply play l>uscbull That is why tonncr Southern Coliforn1d CollC{JP pitcher Ha Borders is specinl. She hell> b(?(>n dblc to qo t>E>yond all that ond play. becorninq Uw hrst woman to ever c;tart and win a profoss1ondl \.>as~ ball qame. Such focus puts her m cl class with Mark McG· wue and Sammy SoStl, who wpre alM to gPt past constclnl media pressure to pcl\s Rogrr Mtins' sin- yle-M.•dson home run record lmclgme whdt 1t must be like ford womdn play- mg men's professional bdschaU. Thdt's prc.ssurt"!. Borders' career began at Whittier < 'hnslii:ln High. where she ht1d d successful can•cr .ind won the• Heralds' MVP awdfd in her find! season. From there, Borders wa-s gwen c1 full scholc1rsh1p to pldy baseball for SC<;'.. bern~ng lhc flrst won.1cin to reccivr a baseball scholarship. She pitched for sec for lhret• SCdSOns. becom- ing tht' first womdn to win a coUc•gc game in 19!J5, t.>efoct> transfemng to Whittler College to fmish h<'f cr1reer. Thell season. she posted a rcspccltJble 4-5 rernrd m 81 innmgs. but the quesllon remdlJled, where Lo qo from there? Tiw St Paul Saints of the Northern League. cJ lt•cJgue independent of any maJOr Jeague af~1li,iallon, <le<idc•d to take a chance on her dnd sr!fned ff er to ... l' rnntrdct On May 31, 1997, she pitched sn her hr'>I <JdOl<', retmng three batters from the Sioux: . , • Ft11ls C'dllclll~S Thr<-'t' w(·~ks l<.1ter, she was dealt to the Duluth- SupC'rJOr Duk<'s for a utility tnhelder. Keith English. Sh<> hmslwd out tht• Sl'dSOn thNe with 15 relief ilpp('JCtlOCt'S Dt•sp1t<' c nltno;m by somt' players and managers ui llw lcdCJU<', Borders dPcidcd to remdin with the Duk<"• fur lht• 1998 S<!ttson. She• tlHdln mctdl' history July 9, becoming the first womttn to stdrt' d professional game. Using that monwntum. slw bc>cdrnl' the first woman lo win a start on July 24, pitclunq sue shutout innings to clch.>t1t Sioux Pt1lls. She ddde<.1 six shutout IJlnings ag~t Fargo· Moorhc>tld before fdUing mto a slump. After eight starts, Borders finished with a 1-4 rPrord for the Dukes with 43 213 innings pitched dlld dn R 66 ERA . · Som<' of her cntic:s have grown to re~pect her, yet olhPr.. rt>marn J<nowmg Borders' h15tory, she's hkely lo come bdck dgam next year and prove lhmn t1ll wrong Top 103 was hjt and mis ·- ~)SSUE: Readers offer their choices for Most Influential list l al>solutciy agree: Lindsay Davenport's the perfect No. 1 choice for your Top 103 (Top · 103: The Most hdluenlldl Pt!O· ple of tho Nc•wport-Mesa Com- munJty, Sept. 25). However, how C'ould you possibly leave out Jim Wood, publisher of CoaSt magozine, chairman of tho library hoard of trustees and a great advocate for everything that's good in Ne~rt Beach Hope. you'll m<tke a rnrrection. BOB KNOX Newport Beach Thanks for tbrowtng me in there -appreaate thdt. I clid think of a couple of notable people who were omit- ted however: Mayor Tom Edwards, Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer, dDd the leader tmd chief researcher of l lwg Hospital Cancer Center, Bob Dill.(nan. That's who I noticed were omitted. ROSALIND WILUAMS Dover Shores My husband, Amador, was here in town since 1959. lie passed away four months ago, ond I think he was one of the mosUnfluential people that was ever around. The barbershop is still running. A lot of people don't know I'm still here, but I'd like them to you know, kind of remember him. 0He has a star outside the door. You have printed a lot ot articles in the past. He was just a wonderful pe~n. He's really OilsSed. Arid it is just not the same her~ with- out him. ETHE&. CORONA Owner, Amador's Barber Shop Costa Mesa Your list is missing two spoti: · ope for all of Uie area's teachers and another for all of the volun- teers who work with our area's youth. Though their faces may change with the classroom or organization, they are inOu~pc ing both our present and our future. That's my vote for the reader 103 list. GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL Costa Mesa Although your hst is to be taken in the spirit of •fun ," I do not take it that way, and it is possible that others don't either. l think Updsay Davenport is a lovely and accomplished young woman, a fine tennis player for whom I rooted all a.long the way. But to put her as No. l and Arnold 0. Beckman as No. 17 is ludicrous. Of your list, he has probably done more to influence not onJy our com· • munity but the world with bis tnventions and his phUAn· lhropaes. ' And what about Jean Watt. who valiaritly fights to preserwt our environment' Or Mona Wor(', the e:1.ecutive director of the Girl Seoul Council of Orange County, whose efforts have influenced hundreds of thousands ol girls over the years? And Peter and MaJY Muth, who in their quiet way do so much gOodi And Vivian Clecak, whose Ht2man Optio?J has helped hundreds of women lo a better life? These are just examples that spnng to my mind immediately. I know there are many others who are not socialites, who are not wealthy, and who are not •tun" but who quietly influence a great nwnber of people. EVASACH5 Newport Beach It would be much better to call it the Most Extraordinary or Most Exceptional list. Amanda · Arthur was extraordinary and exceptiondl, but certainly not influential. By the way, Scott McClung had better be on that list. He had obviously influenced Iriany hves. People -young and old -came out of the woodwork to help him. CANDY LAWRENQ Corona del Mar • IN YEARS PAST Previous 103 Most Influential honorees 1994 I Mc1n<1n Bergeson ' 2 Dondld Bren • J I icnry Segerstrom ' 4 Leigh Steinberg 5 Roy Alvarado fl Moc Bernd 7 Dean Koontz • 8 Gt>orgP Argyros • .Jl l>anny B1bb -lt> Mdrtin 1edrich 1 Hugh Hewitt ~ FJptcher .Joneo; Jr John Crean & 15 Jun and Patti dwa.rds · Gdry 1 lunt Ed idwte>tl Sc1n<ly (Jen is ~ Oscdr Scln· yo aQ Kt•Vln Murphy ll Tom Tomlinson :,.22 LuC'la ct<• Gc1rd<t %3 L<lDonnu KH•mt1 ~4 Bob MclJoncU -25 Beverly Rdy ~6 Buck Johns ~7 Larry Thomas 28 I idns Prager Chns Cox RKh Shdp1ro 1 Tom Redwitz 32 & 33 Leo dnd Pc.1ty Macllwno ~John LeVere 'l5 & 36 DaVld Em.mes clnd Martln Benson ~Jan Dcbay "38 Shdheen SadPghr ShNwood RowltJnd 40 Davie! Carmichael 4 J & 4 2 Jack and Ncmcy Sk.lruwr Boh Wynn 44 & 45 Jim and UtlrbMc.1 dt> Boom Dayna Pettit 47 Jim Henwood Richard Luehrs ~9 lnm Vallera-Rlckerson Ed Decker ~1 Bill Hamilton ~2 Hdllk Paruan Pdul Salata S4 Karen Mc:Gllnn 55 Kdfldls Chappell 56 Jarucc Fuchs S7 Robert Burnham 68 OsV\d G rant • S9Tim Riley '60 Luctllo Kuehn 61 Rabbi Mark Miller 62 Wing Utm 63 Mary Lou Hopkms l i om!iby ;64 Jill Lloyd CSS Father Kenneth Krau • Luveno Huyton 67 & 68 Frank and Fmn obinson I Kar en Evarts Jean Wen 1 Duve Snowden 2 Sueanne Pednl ?idarilyn Brewer 4 Jean Forbalh . ~Peggy Goldwater Clay M rl Hau berg R~dWilliams •. , 78 & 79 Tun and Amw Quinn 80 Glond Osbru1k 8i Ch(lrlw Htdnth• 82 tldl Rosoff 83 Lmd.i Mook B4 Tony C'dP B11ci1 85 Mt< h~wl Botwinick 8h Gt '<>rql' Rrt•nJlclll 87 .Jim Cc1nwll B8 & 8<) R<><11•r <Jntl < 'cu1d<1((• Sc hn<tpp HO Jun 1iilr>cldno !ti J,111 ~hlll'l Tlll'll 'I !12 .John I >.•Wilt tJ.j Ch11 ... t1P I\ le D<l 1111'1 114 Rtc-hw c 'olltns tJ.) Chuck S1111lh 4h Rl•P1111• Boyl'1 • <17 Jun Wood !-lH Bob li•l11•1 gq Dr. D11<ll<'Y Plttll 100 lin1 TPIH'll 101 Alun Rypinski l 02 L<''> MlllC'r IO~J c;iu rernt1ndcz 1995 ~ 1 Chn~ t'ox l Mclridn B<>rgcson 3 l h>nry Segcrc,trom 4 Dondld Bren 5 Chuck Smith 6 RoStllind Williams 7 Roy ANdrado R Wi111um Popt.'· JOY H Bob Roul>tdn 10 Ed FdWC'('tl 11 Ddynd Pettit 1 2 Tom Tom I mi.on 13 Dr Sher~ wood Row- ldncl 14 Het1tllC'r Somers 15 lla Bor- ders 16 Oscar Santoyo 17 John Huffmcln 16 Leigh Stcmtwrg 19 Martin Dicdnrh 20 Dttnny Bthh 21 Gd?)' Hunt 22 Joe Erickson 23 Janice Fuchs 24 Rdbbi Mdrk Miller 25 John Crcun 26 Beverly Rely 27 Buck .Johns 28 Mac Bf'.mcl 29 Jun Hnd Ptlltl F.dwu1d.., 30 D an Koont1 31 Kevin Murphy . 32 Rush Hill 33 Larry TI1omd 34 John Hcdg"s 35 Kurt Yt;tlger Jb Scott Paul n 37 Wing Lam 38 Allan Rood r , . . 39 Jill Lloyd 40 Will Swaim 41 Roger dnd Cdlldace Schnapp 42 Kc•nton Beshore 43 Wayne Kraiss 44 Peggy Goldwater Clay 45 John Moorlach 46 Sc•renc Stokes 47 Bob Wynn 48 Kdren McGhnn 4<t Bob McDonell 50 Igor 51 Leo and Paty Madueno .52 DPtPC'llve Lynda Giesler 5:J Lenny Rosenburg and Sammy Tt1yt>s 54 Kt>n Studrt 55 Tony C"de Baca .'lb l>1Prdw Demb1k .'l 7 Mttnlyn Hrcwer :>8 Jim and Bdfbarn de Boom 59 lJcJV(' Snowden hO J<trk tll1d NciOC')' Skinrwr f> l Lt Aldn Kent h2 Poul Sdlata Id Demny O'Neil b4 Jt•rry Anderson h5 I tun k Panlan · h6 I<ns O'N<!al h7 eel D.-cker b8 Judge Susanne Shaw h9 Jc•ffrt'y Littell 70 Rudy Svrrek '/I Lt•t• Sutherldnd 72 l{ic h Shapiro 73 ~<JI Odle Birney 7 4 Stl'V~ Morris 74 NovPlle Hendnckson 7h Chnstic• McDaniel 71 C'httrlw Brande 78 Jim Carnett 7H Fletcher Jones Jr. 80 Wt>ndy Leece 81 Father Ken- neth Krause 82 David Emmcs and Mortin Benson B3 .Jdn Debay 64 Sgt. Andy Go ms 05 Salvador Avila 86 Bill Ward 87 Bill Hamilton 88 Richard Luehrs 69 Jean Forbath 90 Unda Mook 91 Tom Monarch and Darlene Bell 92 Bonnie Engstrom · 93 Jay Colhatie 94 Jody Kennedy 95 Tun Riley 96 Luctlll! Kuehn 97 Phil Sansone 98 Shaheen Sadeghi OH Re<•nio Boyer 100 Mnrio Lescot 101 Michael Botwinick l 02 Std Soccer 103 Mal'!lha.11 Duffield ln Memory: 104 Officet Bob Henry I 05 Gray Lunde 1996 1 l>onald Bren 2 Hern v St>gcrstrom 3 Kttr n McGlinn 4 Joe Erickson S Kenton Beshore b Lmdsay Davenport 7 John Scholl 8 Becky B<lily-fmdJcy 9 Jack A. Martinez 10 Ivan Calderon 11 Dao Bradley 12 Martin Diedrich 13 Beverly Rdy 14 ~ohn Hedges 15 Rosalind Williams 16 Allan Roed- er 17 Chuck Smith 18 Gary Hunt 19 Oscar Sdntoyo 20 LPigh Stem berg 2 1 Kevm Murphy 22 Chris Cox 23 Ed 76 Joel Slutzky 77 Mel Kapson 78 John Desmond 79 Bill Cote 80The Wedge 81 Bob and Nuncy Robison 82 Tom Sargent 83 Antonio Cdgno- lo 84 Wayne· Knnss 85 Bob Kreger 86 Lucille Kuehn 87 l<en Stuart 88 DarcU Free- mdll SH Bob Burnham 00 Charlie Brande 91 Shdn Holzmiller Eo:;uyian and Harry Esay1an 92 Jim Carnett 93 Lynne BloombNg 94 Tom Mcintosh 95 Peggy Goldwater Clay f nwn•tt ~~ 24 Rc1hbi Mttrk -----.:.._ 96 Jerry Anderson 97 PtJUI Sdlata MiUN 25 Anton Sc'CJt'tslorrn 26 Jill Lloyd 27 Maridn B •r9Pson 28 MdC Bernd 29 Jeffrey Best 30 Rkhard Lu('hrs 31 Dilnny Bibb 32 Tony PC'tros 33 Rush I hll 34 Fletrher Jorn•s Jr. 35 Larry 111om,1s 36 Lmdd Mook 37 John I iuffnldn 38 Jeer Bnnklt•y 3~ John Crt•an 40 Rich Shttµ1ro 41 Bur k John!> 42 M1Jce Fine 43 Daynt1 Pc'tlll 44 Bob Cou!->lm 45 Jim dnd Burhdrt1 de Boom 46 Dav<> Snowdt'n 47 John Wortrndnn 48 Manc1 Elena Avllcl 49 Bob Steel 50 Bill J tttm1lton 51 Jack dnd Ndncy Skinn r 52 Heather Som('r 53 Rick and Sandra Po p1'>il 54 Jim Edwards Sr 55 Bob Menon •U 56 Ll Xiaoping 57 Barbara Rotolo·Caballero ~58 John Moorlac-h 59 Tun Ril •y 60 Tom Mom.uth and l>arl ne . B~lJ 61 Martin Benson and OaVld Emmes 62 Tom l.dznr 63 Bob Nf!cly 64 Dan Marth<>ano 65 LdOonno KiemlJ. 66 Rudy Svrcek 67 J<'un Forbath 68 Wendy Lee<:e b9 Mary and Randy Barth 70BobWypn 7 t Cathenne Thyen 12 Ed Deck •r 73 Steve Moms 74 Tom Edwdtd 75 Jeffrey Littell 98 Judi<:' Argyros 99 Ll. John Blduer 100 Btll Adams 101 Lorin Wei.SS l 02 George YardJey 103 Denrus Rodman ln Memory: 104 Officer Bob Henry 105 Gray Lunde 106 Roy Alvdfado 107 Jason Ferguson 1997 1 Amanda Arthur 2 Leigh Steinberg 3 Marian Bergeson 4 Donwd Bren 5 l lonry Segerstrom 6 Lin.Pa Mook 7 Ge'Qrge Atgyros 8 Cora Newman 9 Chris Cox •. 10 Bucky Pofahl . t 1 Trudy Ohlig- lldU 12 Beverly Rtly 13 Rabbi Mark Miller 14 Peer Swan 15 Fletcher Jones Jr lti John Cre- an 17 Rosalind Williwns 18 Kenton Beshore 19 Karen McGlinn 20 John I luffmdlt 21 Tom Wilson 22 Dan Marcheano ~ 23 Wendy Leece 24 Ken Stuart 25 Chuc.L.Smith 26 Kevin Murphy 27 Oscar Santoyo 28 Allan Roeder 29 Charlie Brande 30 Gtuy Hunt \ .. 31 Mdc Bernd 32 Bob and Beverly Lewis 33 Danny B1bu 34 Bloommgdale'!> 35 R~lph Rodheim 36 Mike McKe<' 37 Mdrthd Fluor 38 Bruce and Shdron Macgum 39 SteVt' DuSdblon and Greg Ruh 40 Joe Erickson · 4 1 Del 1 leintz 42 Margaret Gratton 43 Dana Rohrabacher 44 Marilyn Brewer 45 Hdnk AdJer and Jake Rohrer 46 John Gilbert 47 Jo EUen Allen 46 Bob Kreger 49 Anton Segerstrom 50 Bill l lamilton 51 John Moorlach 52 Judie Argyros 53 John Hedges 54 Sgt. John Desmond 55 Lindsay Ddvcnport 56 Jedn Forbctth 57 BUJ Baker 58 Lt. John Blauer 59 Naomi Vine 60 Lmry Thomas bl !vdn Cd.Jderon 62 Becky Bailey-Fmdley 63 Ed Fdwcett 64 Joo Cleary 65 Rush Hill 66 Gordon Bowley 67 Tom dJld Joan Riach 68 Carol WdXDliln 69 Martin Benson and David Emmcs 70 I fans Prager 71 Jdck dnd Nancy Skmner 72 Lt Ron Srruth 73 Michdel Stephens 74 Catherine Thyen 75 Tun Riley 76 Will SwcJLm 77 Hedlher Somers· 78 Bob Wynn 79 Dave Snowden 60 Bob McDoneU 81 L.A. Cellular antenna 82 Bob Burnham 83 Dayna Pettil 84 Arden Flam spn 85 Jill Uoyd 86 Tun and LI.ii Goodell 87 DaVld Mana ~ 88 Bob Black P 89 Jim de Boom 90 Bill Turpit 91 Gay Wassall-181 ly 92 Al Eichler 93 Jim Scott Sr. aljf Jim Scott Jr. 94 Tom Edwards 95 Karl Kemp 96 Sharon Hoffma.J1 97 Bill MedJey 98 Tom Sargent 99 Richard Luehrs t 00 Seymour Beek 101 Jim Carnett 102 John Scholl::----.- 103 Paul"'Sirftt~ In M emory: t CM Bob Honry 105 Gray Lunde 106 Roy Alvar~do 107 Jason Ferguson? _8 ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot FREEWAY · f9NT1NUED FROM A 1 cerns of Ute residents. That's one of the reasons we have put that project way, way out there.• Even lf · the project does become necessary, it probably won't ha ppen for another 15 years, Naghavi said, hoping to alleviate some of the tension that s:;:c POLICY CONTINUED FROM. A 1 She sajd . coming for the : board's approval after the fact w~ a moot point because Kemp had ~cally spent the money. Kemp said he followed proce- dure. •1t•s not as if I had gone out and spent the money.• he said. "I think ther,e DlQY have been some C'&nfusion)t on the iSsue I have rommllted the district to that t\lpense but the cash doesn't now until if ~ when the project lS on lme and successful." Kemp said he acted with the . . has ansen because of the propos- al. But that matters little to the res1dents of Traverse Drive. The mere poss1bllity that the San Diego Pre~ay could be expand- ed has them concerned Terry Emco said she and her husband have been trying to sell the'lr home but hod a buyer back out after he found out about the proposal. •It's like a pendulum hanging authority delegated to him and with the understandin~ that the board had supported plans for the colored-water treatment plant in the past. Panian Sdid he didn't vote against the concept, rather he opposed the procedure taken. Paniah .said the expenditure falls into a district policy category that requires that the re be d request for bid and written agree- ment for board members l(} act on . The policy is intended to ensure that the board maintains control over expenditures. A performance review of Kemp that had been on the agen- da was postponed and Wlll be rescheduled, Round said. Lido Marina Village to hold party Sunday Udo Marina Village will be the site of a tree party Sunday, which organizers hope will be the. first in a series of monthly events that will dose oft the red brick road to cars. The event takes place from 1 lo 5 p.m and will feature music from a swing band, cartcatwes, balloons for children and dancing. ~ BBLLIBBDIA ~ Featurl~g the Largest Selecdon of st. John Knlt.s, Sport, Accessories Jeweby a Shoes etc. Now accepting your Designer la~I con.signmenu for all 9eaaons. (949) 675-9756 .3.36 Poinsettia 1at rcro • Corona del Mar over your head,• Em co su1d. Residents on Traveri.e Dnve ~ay they have bough t homes thPre for the long run and don't want to see a project there one yE'ar or 10 years from now. Th" other three phases of the project will be9l.n withiil the next two yl"'ars Pha es one and thrE.'E" would connect car-pool lanes on the Cosld MeSd and San DiPqo freeways.· The phdses hdve a combined cost of 590 million, GRADES CONTINUED FROM A 1 children's grade point averages don't reflect the level of ngor required isl an honors co1use. One pctrent said a student who gets an A m a ceramics class gets the sume number of grade points as a student who gets an A m an honors English class If the ceramics student gets an A and the honors student gets a B, then the honors student could rank lower in the class Conversely, there are parents who rue concerned that the dis- tnct ought appear to be •mftat- ing" grades, a move which, to college officials, could reduce the value of all the district's grades. At its Sept. 8 meeting, the board endorsed weighted grades for all high school honors classes but postRoned voting on whather to mdke ft retroactive. At its Sept. 22 meeting, about 100 parents and students showed which will be covered by tlw Orange County Transportdtion Authonty. All dnvers wtU hene!it from safety improv<>mf'nts m the area of the mterchangc, said Clanta Lao, project manager for the county agency. With the unprovements, car- poolers won't bave to cut across lanf's of tra1fic to get to offramps or change from freeway to free- way, she said. FYI Weighted grade $cale • A = five points • B = four points' • C = two points • D =one point • F = no points Regular grade scale • A = four points • B = three points • C = two points • D = one point • F = no points { Phase two, which unproves access to Co-ta Mesa, is a collab· ordtion between the tran porta- tion authority, CaJtrans and the oty of Costa Mesa. CH2M Hill, an engineenng hrm m Santa Ana, is expected to complete the design of phases two and three shortly. . The $30 million project will be paid for by a $12 million Measure M grant and matching fWlds from the oty. Measure M was a .hall· cent sales ldx pro1ected to raise Soturdoy,...S.ptember 26, 199a A 13 SJ. t uillion over the next 20 year that was approved by Orang County voters in the early 1990s Costa Mesa is a necessary par· tlopant m the effort to improv • the free ways, Roeder sa.id. "lf the improvements aren't built, we know the traffic ~ back up and what happens wnen traffic backs up lS ~ple t4Jt getting off on local streets c1lld then it becomes our problem~· Roedef" said. I ed some pc1Ients, one of whom I benefit those students who have called the decision ·a temble chosen to challenge them.Selveo thing." They clauned the board acadetnlcally, • the Jetter Sa.id. ·u hds set up a s~tem where stu· a high school does not weight its dents who took an honors cldss honors and AP course!>, the stu- lac;t year ,will get the lower grade dents who have ldken rrioie ngor· point average m the sd.Jne class ous colirses are at a_ disadvcm- for which their peers now earn a tage • · · weighted grade. The letter also backs up the "They set up a two-uered parents' contentions that top uru- grading system for the same I vers1ties count on high schools o group of students," saJd Newport weight the grades dnd that more Harbor parent Karen Hdrrington. I and more high schools are Jean- Advanced placement classes ing toward weighted honors would still have dll advantage m dai.ses. · that they count toward college School board member Serene credit But honors and advanced I Stokes said there ts an urgent placement courses would count need for the school distnct tiO equally in the student's grdde come up to speed in an area that pomt average, which lS important has been neglected. "' when applying for college 1 "There are no policies regard- up m support of making gradf's A letter from an official at mg honors classes " Stokes said retroactive. Instead, the board Georgetov..n Umvers1ty m Wash· 1 •it "eems each school runs l~ rescinded its Sept 8 decision, mgton, DC, to Newport Harbor own program differently.• making only jumor-and senior-Prinapal Bob Boies seems to sup-Stokes Sdld the distnct needs level, UC system-approved hon· port these concerns. • to wnte a policy that will establish ors classes weighted while a cam-"It has been my expenence equal standards for all honors rruttee studies' thP. issue more j that weighted grade pomt aver-classes and ensure that they all thoroughly. dges which incorporate both AP have been approved by the UC But the temporary fix infuriat-and honors level courses tend to system. . ')'oUng Seconds 't f-]OANANDREWS, MS ,J Educational Psychologist, M FCC, Tue -Fri. 10-5 Sat 12-4 'l.btiqut Childrtn s Consignmtnt 13outiqut ' 'E~quisite 1fo[Ufay flJresses! • Popular Label-Infant to Teen •Cotillion, Dress. 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When he's ·really good,• he'll run the six-rrulc tr, ck that extends from his home to the· Back Bay and bdck FYI WHAT: 12th annuaJ Harbor Heritage Run WHERE: Davidson 'Field at Newport Harbor High.School DATE: Oct. 3 TIME: 7~30 to 10 a.m. EVENTS: SK feature race and 2K fun run/walk; Kids' Klassic quarter mile and half-mile runs; Free fitn~s fair CAU: {949) 645·5806 y ptu.losophy IS that a buSi- houJd be involved in its c uruty, • he said. •aut this is j~ so much fun, loo. You get to meet so many people out there, and ('veryone's exertjsing a11d feeling good.· The Harbor Heritage races, which are expected to draw as many as 2,000 people. will start at DaVldson Field at Newport Har- bor High School at 7:30 a.m. Oct. 3 While most of the runners dre local Newport Harbor upPQrters, others come from etround the country to pdrtlapate in the USA ltack dnd Field-endorsed SK nm, which starts at the field and winds through Newport Heights .neigh- borhoods. year-olds C1ttyton used to partiopatft in the 5K race before he opened tbe bakery An avid runn·er himself, when he's "good" he said he runs d four-mile route between his There will also be a free f1tnei,s •My kids urc so excited about fair and the Kids' Klass1c Race, this.~ Clayton scud •Tuey keep wlucb will include a qucu1N-mile asking me>, 'When do we get to run for children ages 5 to 7 ~md a run the• mcu agam?' 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Come Join Us in the Street 3400 Via Oporto • Newpor.t Beach Call for directions 675-8662 or 675-2174 m-oPDB Orange Coast Calege modi gets 200th car• vidofy wllli tw Pnees I see Page 83. • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 r It's ·the stUtr '.dreams are ttiadefrom • Nevertheless, Newport each's Lindsay Davenport would just as soon keep ~ •stutt• to a bare mihimum. Wrapped in heart and soul from all of Newport Beach, here's a special toast to Lindsay Davenport today es she embarks on a lhJ-ee-toumament trip to Europe in her quest to reach No 1 on )he planet in her quiet way. • Davenport, this newspaper's p~wly crowned No. 1 Most lntluentiaJ. Person in the J'lewport-Mesa Community, could change the tennis world forever in the season's final hve events. Martina Hingis once held a sizable lead atop the Women's Tennis l>•venport Association Tour rankings, but Davenport has sliced it up to move within overhead-smash .cijstance. • The unpretentious Davenport, who can't wait for all the attention to go away surround· ing her U.S. Open singles titles ed!lier this month, is ready to get back to work. "It's better to keep going," she said this week. Ahead are two tour stops in Germany, then another in Zunch, with Davenport less than 150 points from Hingis' top rankmg. She leaves today. And when she returns -what's on the agenda? . •More stuff again." she said, solemnly. S tuff, accordmg to the first-time Grand Slam winner, means photo shoots, handshakes, "long" one-on-one mterviews and television spots. Davenport simply doesn't get into it. "It seems (agent Tony Gods1ck) bas something for me every day,• she said, shortly after being interrupted by his phone call, in wtuch another endorsement offer had been !'resented. , "I'm not necessarily selective 'fabout what I endorse)," she jckied. ·vou have to be ,elective, but it takes time to do things and 1t cuts into tennis. I can't concentrate on being the best that I can be if I'm out there ttolng other stUff. • Estancia coach's remarks come back to haunt him, and his Eagles, as Garden Grove comes away with impressive win. BA.Rm' fAULKNl R ~Pb COSTA MESA -FYI, in no· particular order, to Estancia High footboll coach Dave Pe~kins.: Gar~en Grove chd indeed strap it up Friday night. And, yes, Argonauts' Coach Kris Van Hook does read the Dai· ly Pilot. Less than one week after Perkins proclauned to a Pilot reporter: •Tell Garden Grove (it) better strap it up, because we're going to be coming in a real bad mood,• following the Eagles' second loss in as many contests, the Argos (l-2) did more damage to that mood with a 24-7 nonleague VJctory at Orange Coast College. "Our guys were pretty fired up tonight,• said Van Hook, who coached formerly at Calvary Chapel, and sent a daughter to Corona del Mar High. "We do have some people who gel the Daily Pilot.· EAGL· 7 ARGONAUTS 24 For his part, Perkins accepted responsibility for his team's inability to give him tus first win at the school. H I'm very, very ctisappointed in my game prepa- ration," Perkins said. •I put a challenge oul there and I didn't meet it. I take full responsibility. I obvi- ously overestimated some of the things I thought our auon OF THE DAY ·0ur guys were pretty tied up tooight. Wt do have some people who -'8 Datt Pilot -• Kris Van Hook. Garden Grove football coach 1-;IM HAG< 1ERTY·ZVUUS I DAJLY Pl. SEE EAGLES PAGE 84 Estancia's Mario Miranda runs for yardage as Argonaut pursues. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COM 34 OAK PARK 6 • Bergey connects with four TD passes with 200-yard performance. RI< 1tAAJl Ol '" ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -Arriving in a phil-- anthropic mood Fnday night, Corona. del Mar lijgh 1uruor quarterback Mike Bergey enjoyed spreading the wealth. "I like vanety," scud Bergey, who threw touchdown passes to four different receivers in the Sea Kings' nonleague football game dgamst Vl51ting Oak Park at Newport Har- bor High, a 34-6 CdM victory Agowa-based Oak Park (1-2), a CIF Southern Section DiVJS1on X1 school with an enrollment of about 700. appeared to be out of the Sea Kmgs' league for the operung 18 • minutes \\hen Corona del Mar (2·1), with only about 300 more students, rolled to a 27- 0 lead. "You've got to give Corona del Mar cred- it, because it dominated the line of scrim- mage in the first quarter and halfway . through the second quarter,• Oak Park Coach D1ck Billingsley c;aid. "That team has some great athletes.· The Eagles, who totaled only 20 offensive hrst-half yards, thanks to Cl CdM defensive front which yielded no first downs, located trouble early when their best player, Danny Schneider, broke ahd dislocated his right femur, according to Billing ... ley. Schneider, a multi-talented senior Wide recen:er and defensive back, was taken by ambulance to Hoag Ho p1tal, where he reportedly underwent urunediate surgery. The gcU11e was delayed 13 minutes. After •more stuff,• the WTA 'four moves to Phtladelplua and BRIAN POBUOA. /DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Ty Harper (99) leads the assault on Oak Park running back Adam Messenger tn Friday' conque l Schneider is out for the year. "Losing SEE TENNIS PAGE 85 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEii •Newport Harbor High senior cross country standout is finding herself m a club with very few members. Rt<J L \Jill l)IJ.\ ~ n as Newport Harbor h seruor Alicia McFall ed. the fmi.c;h Unl' ot the Woodbndge Invitational last week, he almo t pinched h rs U to see if the length of the cours was vdlid .. "I like that roune • .ILal: 'ILY eems shorter and I alway g t good times there,· McFall atd. "After the race, I wanted to a k if they were sw the roursc was three miles and not 2:8. • Considermg how s :ludcd McFall We$ on the course. it' no wonder why she rrught qu bon lts distance. 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"It rn es me reOect on all the peo- plr who have played and coached for me over the years." ; .. lmiis is nice. makes me ect on all people have ayed and ~edforme ~rtheyears I can only Bond is 200-77-37 lifetime at occ. T h e Pirates (4-3- 1, 1-0) spent much of the first half on the attack deep in Riverside temtory. but constantly stalled and couldn't set up good _scoring chances. Passes in front of the goal were too deep and inter- cepted by goalie Lea Lopez. Cor- ner kick pl~JS didn't develop and many of th shots taken were easy for L z to retrieve. one break OCC caught on a handball m the penalty Mary Peters slammed the past Lopez on the penalty for a 1-0 lead with 30 min- 1.eft in the hrst half. But that w the only break the Pirates ull- w,ed. ·we won 9-0 the other day,• Bond said. •But we had the same prcrblem the game before. We had trd\lble firushing ow attacks.• iiverside (5-3-1, 0-1) on the o er band couldn't seem to get any offense started whatsoever. D!IJ>ite hustle by Janet Cassidy, tv1'kibel Santibanez and Jessica L re, ngers' attacks were often m by Peters and the rest of the d ense. Olten tunes, the Pirates flat outran Riverside attackers and s t the ball the other way. Somethmg needed to give on bdlh sides after halftime. •My assistant (B randee Ctalg) sat with them at halitime dnd went over a couple of things we needed to do better, things ~LICIA C~NUED FROM 81 • ~is 17:23, established last yqer~ the Sea View League Fl)lAls at Lrvine Park. usually h<'ts someone to push her in cqmpetition, someone to help s~ .µie heart rate and make the race interesting. •1 try to focus on the runners in front of me and keep up with {dunng mVJtationals), • she " .., "That's what makes me do . There's always somebody than you. But since there o one (at Woodbridge), it wihard I didn't know how to k my mind focused. I was JU trYing to keep my stride . a leep good form.• e a distance runner an in 1Uld they take a mile Give lhini a track and they want nGQed terrain with trees and stiilns. Like many distance tvbes, McFall prefers the cr&il-country landscape rather lh~«the monotonous oval of the 3,teQ meters in track. I always dO better ln cross ·-....... ~. • said McFall. tho Daily Athlete of tho Week. •Even , I like really long chstanccs. d do six miles (in • l)esP-lte sta:rting it all with no previous experience in the game of IOCC81', at all, Orange Coast College Coach BOOd baS produced an impressive record as the Pirates' only women's soccer coach. JASON Hw. IWJPIDt n re is an old idea in sports that claims a • pe1S9n cannot truly know a game, therefore won't know bow to coach a game, if they have never played that game before. Many of today's sports pundits would agree with that statement. A local soccer coach with an impressive .696 winning percentage would dis4gree. Orange Coast College women's JOCCer coach Barbara Bond, who just notched her 200th victory Prlday wtth a 4-1 vktory aver Riverside, n~er really played soccer at any level. But Bond had a bunch in 1981. Bond was the Pirates' softball and field hockey coach. Field bo<:key ~pation was o~~ decline, so Bond went to, then athletic director, Dick Tucker and ~ested that Orange Coast drop the field hockey program arid create a women's soccer program. ·1 bad a feeling soccer was going to be big,. Bond said. ·aven though I didn't play soccer, I knew that some ot the tadia ~~to fteki ~· I W pie~ a'lot bf field JpOrts as a PE intijqt." BUt women's 90CCe1 was still in It's early sta~ and lt wasn't like better ball transition.• Bond said. · Al first, the 1igers. who came out fired up, looked as if they might be able to make some noise. Santibanez was able to get a clear path to the goal and hooked a shot that was stopped by a sprawling Lori Frey. "She's normally the backup goalie, but she's been our goalie for the past few weeks and bas really played well,• Bond said. The regular goalie, Jennifer Arevalos. is waiting on an MRI to determine the nature of a back injury. Up until the injury. Frey saw time as a field player. (Rabbitt) and Maggie (Henson) and those guys.• Placed in the same company as Rabbitt and Henson -who went on to ~ome collegiate distance standouts after posting some of Onmge County's all-time best times in 1986 in the 1,600 and 3,200 -speaks volumes for McFall, now a three-time Athlete of the Week honoree. tition). • Pall could someday soon ib@rWi.sh. "She should run in college,• N rt l larbor Coach Eric '!Weit, two seasons shy of completing his second full • decade of coaching girls cross country. at Newport Harbor, hM seen plenty of talent throughout thev.ears .. "She ca'n run at a big school,• '!Welt said. •Who knows (what Will happen)? Sh '1 already rece1ved a lot of interest. and, obviously With her times, her name'• on the lists. I think Alicia needs to go IOIDeplace wh.-.re she can feel comfortab\e. seld. •The re 61'e not very y plMes where she can't go run. There will be some 1C911*8 l.Dterested in her when gets done here, and lhe'U be na.1111 c:oantry. She'• already as miybody we've had , and that 'lncludes Buffy came back after ~g hei " degree, Brass ls now the head coach at Orange Empire Conference rival Irvine Valley. Brandee Craig is the current assistant and is in her lixlh year. "She's really on the cutting edge of soccer,• Bond said. "She's one of the top rated club coaches arOWld and adds a lot to our program." Much has changed for Bond dunng her car~. which • mcludes seven conference titles and two state championships. Orange Coast College Coach Barbara Bond ... Ma. 200. easy to find talent. "We bad only a couple players who bad competed in AYSO and none at the club level,• Bond said. "Now. there isn't a player I can think of in the last 10.-12 years that hasn't played AYSO. then for three or tour yeors at the club level• The program was successful; but it took a few years, as the youth soccer movement began to explode, to get the program functioning like Bond wanted. She credits her assistant coaches with a lclrge portion of that work. •I was smart enough to get people who had been involved in soccer for many years," Bond said. "l couldn't have reached 200 without them.· Bond has had three major assistants dunng her career at OCC. The first was Renee Nadon. who played for the.,.:,..' " Pirates <!wing the early yeirS_· Alter Nadon left; Monique Br8S1i took over. Brass also played two years at coast and Lepore tied the score on a free kick that she hit past a leaping Frey to tie the score, 1-1, 15 rrun- utes mto the second half. But Orange Coast's offense was playing a much tighter game in the second half. A free kick was received by Viviana Perezcruca. who dribbled past defenders and scored for a 2· 1 Pirates lead Lepore threatened to tie tt up ag~. but another great save by Frey ended the'Tigers last real sconng chance. Tdylor Yurddd added an insur- ance goal JO minutes into the half on a pdSS from Peters. who had two assists rn the game. •We know she's go10g to run well thlS year. She's one of the best runners in ClF (Southern Section)• While record.mg clfl outstanding wne at Woodbridge was a big boost for McFall, 1\veit believes the recil tests will come later at the Stanford Invitational clDd postseason races •Alicia ran one of her be:,t races ever at Woodbridge; and still, there's a lot of room for improvement for her to run faster,• 1\veit said. "It's exciting for her and the team (which is ranked No. 3 ID CIF Oiviston U). Hopefully, we'll keep her and everyone else on the team healthy, so we can accompllsb some goals She needs to be the leader -she's o\lr best runner.• McFall, who br-0ke 18 minutes for the first time last year in a league dual meet against Corona del Mar (17:42) on the Sea Kings' Sack Bay Course, truggled in the postseason last year because of a tup injury. "She had some great races. like at the I ague finals and CIF Preluns. but in the last two weeks (CIP Fmal$ and state meet) she didn't run well." 1Wc1t said. "So, for Alicia, the goal is to koop hflr healthy. Last year. she was ready at that time to Win C IF and have a gr at state rare, but forwhateverttnon,•she got banged up and it effected her.• McFall 5aad her career-favont race was a Mud Run at Camp Pendleton. ln college, she would bke to run a tOK. ·t seetn to do better when it's longer,• sh said. Por now, she's busy tching her name alongside some ol the greats from N wport Harbor ~t. . For starters, there were only a few teams in au of California. all located in the southern half, ' during tbe first few seasons that women's soccer was a commuruty college sport. Now, most every community coll~e in California has a team. Bond, who is 200-77-37 in her career, is also no longer coaching softball. •Once I became a mom, I knew that r just couldn't coach two· 'seasons a year,• Bond said. "So I chose ~cer. • She bas enjoyed the game so much that she now plays in a recreational league in Laguna Beach. At the same time, some things will always stay the same. "We have two big rules," Bond said. "It boils down to ,. having respect of self and others. Players need to do it on the field and in the classroom. where tield sue~ c.a.mes over. •1 want our players to feel like they've spent their time here well, that it was a good choice to come to OCC. 1 hope they all learn how ~ they are and how to use the tools they learn here in USe; • Maybe that's why this coach. with no previous experience, has been so sucCessful for so long. Yurada later scored again on a high hook into the upper left cor- ner that was just out of the grasp of Lopez. who brushed the match with 10 saves. After the match, Bond was happy to reflect on her years m Orange Coast soccer. a program that sh e started, and share a moment with her players, who brought along a celebration cake they bad purchased. •Now our goal is not to lose a conference game,• Bond said. As for the future, Bond added, "l can only wonder whether I'll be here for 300. l just know I'm grateful for all my years at Coast." JC SPORTS Pirates win conference opener COSTA · SOCCEI MESA -Juan Escobar had a goal and an assist as Orange Coast College defeat- ed Riverside, 3-0, in the Orange Empire Conference opener in men's soccer on Fnday. Josh Miller scored the only goal the Pirates (3-2-1, 1-0) would need eight minutes into the first half off a pac;s from Chris Mokede. · Jose Quintana also had a goal for the Pirates and Murase Shos1 had two sav . orange Coast falls, 7-5 SAN DIEGO -·---_.. Orang<> Coast Col· P 0 l 0 lege's men's water polo team opened up in the South ol the Border Tournament Fnday wtth a loss to Orang County nval Sad· · dlcback, 7~5, falling to 6·6 over· \h.._ Seddleback took a ~-2 l ad lri the ftrrt quart~ and nev r trailed n route to an overall record of 10·3. IOUTM Of 1"1 .... ftMMr,•R ~ 7, ou-CGMT S 0r-.coe1t 2 o 2 ' -s· ~ 4201 ·1 oa: · AN«ldo 2. c.rrotl 2. WM 1. SMs. lond 2. OrytOI ~. WMthttlby 1. • Sotvrdoy. September 26, l 998 HIGH SCHOOL WATER T S ADVAN 0 SEMIFINAL • Newport Harbor shoots for finals berth at 11 a.m. · 'today, and victory likely means a shot at Long Beach Wilson for the title at 3:40 p .m. in the Sailors' pool. -NEWPORT BEACH-Newport "'But the effon fell short as CdM Haroor High defeated Lo!> Alanu-loi.t 13-10 dt Corond del Mar. tos. 10-3, m the quarterhnd.ls of Greg Marcruorlatti. · Chri the South Coast Water Polo Tour-MtC'omuck and Garr~tt Gentry nament at Newport Harbor. on each scor('a <t goal m~the fourth Friday · .quarter tw lhe Sed Kings and The ScUl.ors play the wmner ot hefp d hold the Fnar to one goal. Villa Park-El Toro m the i.crriih-It was six SeMte goals m the nals at 11 this morning. A \vtn Uurd q1,1arter that· d1d most of ·the could mean. a rematch with Lony damdqe. Beach Wilson ftt the fmah at 3 40 In the first round, the Sea p.m. }\mys defedtc'<i San Marcos, 18-3 Newport Harbor delec1ted Gentry nnd Jason Palda e ach Mira Cosw 14-5 in the hrst roWld bad four goals m the game. Mar· on Thursddy and thl'n bedt ch101ldtti dnd RyC1n Tucker had Esperanza 11-6. thret: ~oal" e>ach. . Godlie Brad Netherton Costa Mesa splits two seven saves for CdM. • -COSTA MESA Hunter Taylor scored eight god.ls as Co::.td Me!>a High trounced Sunny Hills m the consolation second round of Lht• South Coast Water Polo Touma· ment on Fnday Mike \o\lutmdh and Matt Tip· ton each ddded three godls tor the ·Mustangs. Godhe Bnan Dunn had rune godls. Tipton and Alex Sdrris edch had three steals. On Thursday, Co::.tc1 Mesa lost to El Dorado in the fust rounrl, 9-8. on a god.I with eight seconds left m the match. Sams had three godls. In a mght match, the Mustang" dropped a 12-6 dcos1.0n to Santa Barbaid tn consolation pldv ·despite thr~e goals by Taylor. Consolation second round CosTA MESA 19, SUNNY Htus 6 Score-by Quarters Sunny Hills 1 1 1 3 • 6 Costa Mesa 5 8 3 3 · 19 Costa Mesa • Taylor 8, Whitman 3. Tipton 3, Sams 1, Comfort 1, Biron 1, Cabico 1, Yanes 1 Saves -B Dunn 9, Dolloff 2 ' CdM falls to Servite CORONA DEL MAR -AJter winning the opening game of tht• South Coast Waler Polo Tourna- ment, Corona del f\..1dr H1yh staged a late comt>back m a sec- ond round gam~ aga inst Servttt!. Estancia splits a pair : IRVINE -Mdtt Weir scored: four yoals as E5tanc1a High - deh1ated Ld Quinta, 12-5, m pool - pldV of the ln:ine Water Polo - Tournament on Fnclav at Irvine. - Brandv11 Henshe1d ddded = lhrc goal for the Eagle::. (4-11.: Godin• Ddn Gutman h~d eight - sav~s - ln their ~econd game of the : day, E::.tancia" perfect record wa::. - rwn<'d by Maler De1, 19-4. The .... f\.lonarch-. put tht> gam away earl}' \I.1th 10 goals m the first""" quarter. .,.. Cliff Gide} had three goals for the Eagl ·s • E-.tanc1a play today at noon: aqamsl Warren and aga.m at 3 : p m t19<tmst Do"•'Tley IRVINE TOOf\NAMENT Pool play . ESTANCIA 12, LA .QulHTA 5 Scor. by Quarters - La Quinta 1 2 2 0 • 5 : Estancia 3 4 2 3 · l2.,. Estancia -Weir 4 Henscheid 3, Cr'I er 2. Westfall 2, Thorpe l. Sav~ • Gutman 8. MATUI 0£1 19, EsJAHaA 4 Score by~ Estant1a 1 1 1 f • 4 Mater Oe1 10 4 4 1 • 19 - Estancia Glacy 3, Henscheid 1. - Savi?! Gutman 12 Mater De1 • Cook 7, Barie~ 4. Officers 4, Bonner 1, Kelly 1, Roth 1, C1ecek 1. Saves -Hausmann 4 . SPEEDWAY .. i . Reglllar-season fillale· COSTA MESA . The propncto~ o( the Costd Mesa Speedway mvit- ed fans to JOin the festlvioes tonighl for the 1 mm Seu~on Finale at the Orange County F<illgrounds : Usually, the Speedwdy hds a.n oit ,.,·c·ck on the wet'kend pnor to the : U.S Nabonal Championships. This season will be an exception as a - full program of raong will be on tap \\.'lth a 7:30 p.m tart time. '~ Adnussion pnces are $9 for adults, $5 for 1umon; and seniors, $2 for youngste~ ages 6-12 dnd free for childrt1n five and under. Parking and programs a.re free. SCHEDULE SAl\IROAV • FootlMll Community college -Santa Ana at Orange Coast. 7 p.m High school -Sweetwater at Newport Harbor, 7 30 p.m • Volleyball College women Cal Baptist at Southern California College. 730 p.m . Community college women · Orange Coast at Santa Ana Tournament. 8 am. High school girls· Newport Harbor at San Marcos Tournament. at UC Santa Barbara, 8 a .m.; Costa MMa at Untvernty tournament: Coron• del Mar Alumni Game, 7 p m .Ii • W.-Jfolo Community college men · Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa Tournament Community college women -Orange I PPJ 11111111 Coast at D•ablo Valley Tournament. High school ~ -Corona del Mar. Newport Harbor at South Cpast Tournament.: Estancia at lrviN Tournament. • Soccer College ~ 0 Southern California College at Westmont. 1 p .m • Field hodcey Htgh school girls· Newport Harbor at Orange County lnv1tatl0041, at Fountain Valley • Cross country Community college men and WQm(!ft • O<ange Coa~t O~iC at Fainnew Pari(; Costa Mesa. 9 a m High school boy-; and girh -Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar at Stanford Invitational: btaooa at Bell·Jeff Invitational; Costa Mesa at Dana Hills lnv1tat1onal DEEP Sii ~Yr:Term $1,375 • 50 $2,915 . 60 $11,349 ptembor 26, 1998 rts Newport Beach/Costa Maso Doily p· COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTIAL c ,, .. • If 01c)n~JP Coast is able solve problems ('arly and 0, c.onttln'l bons' pot<>nt QB, chances of victory dre good. C< ju Ill ai C<.)ST/\ Mr·SA For tlw sN'.· fe ond cons1•<11t1v1• Wl'l'k, Orungt1 ( 't1tt<;t Cnltl'<W's toolhdll tPd0 lll will ht1ltll' will~ ,, lf•c1111' thol !JOI dttstroy<•d bv rl1•f1•rHllnq noltor111l · w ( h<llllJlllHI Mt Sclll Ar\tonto lh<• a Wf'Pk h1•f111 I' ThP Pir rt I l's h11pP I< t c rU ry l'.nilll' 111011whhi111 ltom 1.1sl St1t11rddy's \'H'IOIY 11\1'1 Sc1ddlf'h11c k, 20· th, 11110 tm11qht' '/ 11'1 lrl(k ho1111• con- ll·st dt)•tlllsl S1111l11 J\11,1 '·1 1111' I )Ort!'. lo'I lo t-. 11 S/\C, 42· I~- ·1 don't know 11 it's kt1rnh1." ()( c· ('o.t<h lilll Wo1k111ctrl Stlld "But Wl''rt• h11p111q 111 U!.1• flht• Wiii •lll•llll'I ~.1.tlrll1•h,11 k) .is 11 spr111q· boc11d 111111 c1111»fh1 •1 quo<! t'florl • ( >rw p111hh•111 lh1• 1'11ctll's f 1-11 h.id d<JtllllSI th1 • ( ;,1111 ho-. Wei~ llwy w1 •1 l'n 'I ,, hh · 111 11111\t • I hi' hr1 II 11111< h an 111<• ln.,I It.ill 1 lw P11 ,1t1•s will 1>1 • lu11k111q 111 ,11lp1-.I lwth•r .1qt1111-.1 Sunl,1 \11c1 so llll'y won't h,1vP to ... 11111q l11ql'lh1•r 1·011 ... r•c·11- l1\IP ( lllllf'hrtl k VIC 111111·~ "II Jll!-.I d••pp111b 1111 wh.ll Uicy're dmng," Workr11clll ,i.;111cl. "W(• didn't cxpN t Scicl<.Jlc>hdC'k lo hrmy the houM• cv<•• y clown Wn ht.1vt1 to think bellN .incl he n•ady tor wh<Jlt?ver th<•y (Sdnld And) tndy throw ut us • Workmc1n cl()('c. know thol thP lJOno.; (0-2) run cl Jot .!JI stunts, wht< h me.ms lh<• off<•nt;IV<' hm.• dnd the running b1.1c k<. Will 1wl'. ··__::.:...__....;...., ______ ....,.... __ _ t1tlcl'st1fellc.-.. tlwy're tlnmq 11qht uwuy <1nd Workman ulso hop1•s tll<il OCC · c1cl1usl lo lh1·ir q11111e pl.in,~ Work- C'cln nm thP. ball bellt•r so 11 won't lllrlll .1clclPd, lw so obvious 1.1 fl<ISS play 1s c·om-To w111 , 01c1111ie Const will dlso in!J. nw Pirdh•s wall dlso ~wt tlll' hc1 v '.to hnd cl W11y to cuntdm httll to sophomorn w1df' rc•n•1vt'l Dons quctrli•1 tM< k A1ch1<• La ppm. Iv.in MNcm mon•, unh•ss lhl' Lc1pp111 wc1s th .. oll~n~1vP phiy- Dons chose to douhlt> c:ovl'r him. ,., of tht> 't"'" l<1c;I sc11son and wtts "II they double• covN tum Wf•ll 1•xp1•ctecl to lhtd Dons lo dnothN be dhle to hit our utlwr n•<'t'1V1•rs M1ss1on ConlPrPm" CPntrttl D1vi- ntorP." Workman s.ml "W€•'v<• stun hill! Hut St1nlt1 Arid lost the ... 11JJ qot (D<1v1cl) C'd'illc>ton, (Bob-f1r ... 1 1h11·l'·lc1't st'd"un und cc1mi• hy) John'ion c1ncl (Chns) Bwwl'r. bcwk with P11Jhl con-.1•c ullvf> vkto !>(•Opie• Wlll wondPr whNf' llu•s<• 111 •-. tllld Lc1pp1n «111 ch~tr!J<' lh<' quy<. Wl'H' lc1'>I 'ldtrH'." 11111'11...i• 11t .my 111111• C~uc1rll'rht1'ck J.irPd Fhnt lon-'I lt•'s Vl'rV qood ," Wmkm<tn ltrllH.1'!! fo cl<>Vt•lop ctnd, clc•spttC' StlHI "111• tht<.lWs \Vl!ll cincl runs dll l><'llHJ sc1t kt>d live> lime<., ht111Clll'cl ovN thP y.ucl \Vt' will hdve lo St1ddl<'l>ack\ bht1 with po1w k<•<'J> h1111 111 .. 1t11• lh<' pock<>I nnc.l "W<• hclV<' ·to ftCJUC<' o ut whttl pr<'vt•nl els 1111111y opporlun1tws dS . . . WC..Cdn. ·aut you can't take the• ball out of his hands clnd hP. runs well on tht> drnw and count«'r. l kmda was hoping hP. had a prom to go lo." Also a thrl'at will be running bt1ck CamNon King, who rushed for 99 yards on 16 carries agumst Mt. Sdc. #They drn defimtely better than them rc-cord would mdJcate, • Workmt1n ~did. •1f we contdlll Liappin c1nd solve their delensive 6ets, nspcc1ally lhe' blilze , we'll scMlc> into our gume. • • At hc1Hhmc torught, OCC will hold d cPTCmony to conum:morate the 35th Anmversdry of the 1963 Junior Ro~e Bowl VIctory dnd first n.1tJOnal champ1oiish1p. There w1ll be a pr«'game r~c·C'ption for team members, coc1clws and their fanulics at the Cctplclin's TtJble Rt•staurctnt on the OCC campu!> Att<•ndC'es w11J be introduced to thl• crowd at halfllmo and the teum's hectd cqach, Dick Tucker, 1s e>xpt•c·tt.~d to mttkc some rrmcirks. f n 1 %3, lh<-' Pirates defect led Nor th<'o!>IC'rn OkldhOllld A&M, 21-0, c1t the Ros<' Bowl to cap d p<>rft•ct !>CdSOl'l. PLAYERS IVAN MERC ER The 6-foot-7, 1 230-pound sophomore wide receiver caught two ro passes. The game~ winner of 23 · ' yards came on the play after he Cdught Of THE WEEK ..&, MARCUS . B MIRAHMADI Tie b-foot-1 .. 30-pound sophomore lmebclc~er h<1d i.1 dozen tttrkles, 1hcluding three solos, a pair of QB SdCks ci11d thrl'l' ·an 18-yard pass i.n the end zone that WdS call<'cl quartNbdck pressW-es, one of which forced a short throw thc1t Aaron Ligons • back becausde or •· illegal proce ure. was able to pick off. • ' •• ORANGE COAST LI N_E UPS OFffNSE DEFENSE No. Player Ht. wt.Cl. Pot. No ..... yer 11 J.UED fuHf 65200Fr QB 49 MMcus MlwNADI 6-1230 So DE 8 KEVIN T OflJIES 5 7 185 Fr TB 78 DERElt Fox 6-2 280 Fr OT 34 l4flM't BANKS 5 t\ 240 fr rs 74 KENT ANDEASON 6-2 280 Fr. OT 85 IVAN MERCEll 6 7 .230So WR 43 DAVID ROlllNSON 6-2 225 So. OE 22 DAVID CAsnlToN 61 200 fr WR 13 JEMMY JEKAHGl1U 6-2 245 So. Ol8 99 BlllAH WATEllS 62210 Fr l£ 44 Jo+tN ROMM 6·3 .240 So ILB 77 STEVE BERNElt:ER 6-4 280 So LT 32 CHRIS CLAYTON 5-11200 So. Ol8 56 JASON WEIR &J 265 Fr LG 21 AAAOH LIGONS 5..S 175 So. CB 71 DAMVL Wt&JJER 6 4 320 Fr c 3 RoeE'" PAUOTTO 5-111905o CB 79 JEREMY VIA 6-2 29~ Fr RG 40 WOODROW Ons 6-0 185 Fr. SS 76 DAN MEJmNS ·6-6 345 Fr RT 42 JOSH OwlNS 6-1205 So. FS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Score by Quarters G,irden Grove 10 0 7 7 24 £~t,lnc1.i 0 0 7 0 7 First Quarter GG Wtllt.irm J'> fG. b 14 GG (l'fw1b 3~ h1rnbll• n•tum (W1tli.m1~ k1(k). 4 14 Third Quarter GG Mcdui.1 70 prl\\ from Cnpp1•11 (W1ll1.1111\ k I( k), 9 n. [\,t Mu<'ll<>1 I run (Ald1·r1~t1• kick), 4 1) Fourth Quarter GG Vdrlolo 2 run (W1lh<11m l<td<), 8.43. Att<>ndclrlle 700 (C'\ltrT1dtl•cf) INDIVIDUAL RUSHING (iCi \l.ulolo, 11 4'1 1 TD. S.1f.u.1r } 61 Crippen, } 3. Bo1Kh. & 1 l~t T,m1elu, 4 66, Mueller, 6 ll, I TD, N1111f'.l, -1 10. Rnll'o 4 IQ: Mir ind,1, 4 4 , K Vo1ll 11Jt•n,1 8 llllllU\ 54 · INDIVIDUAL PASSING GG C11111 ""· S 16 l \ 16 1 TD Trutwr. 1 1 O. 32 ut K V,1lbupn.1, 10 }4 }, 9l1 Romo, 0 1 0, 0 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING GG MNltn,1, '} 102. I TO J.imnon, 'J /4, froltl'r, 1 14, Gu11rcf.1do, 1·8 I ~t T,11111•lu J 19, A Romo, 2 28, B V,1lbu1•n.i, } 1 ), Aldt>rt'lt'. 1 11, R Rcm10, 1 9, MlH'lll"f 1 S GAME STATISTICS GG E$t F1r,1d11wm 7 12 Ru\hC•\ y.1rd,1qt 21 '>9 13·106 P•\\1ng yclrc1ciqr 148 102 P.w.1nq 6 17 J. 10 2S 2 Nrt rl'turn y.nd.19e< 6 23 S.tlk\ y.ltdt1C)l' 0 0 l 57 Net y.ud.icw 113 17 4 Pcmt\ 2 24 1 11 Fumblrs fumblt•~ 10\t 3 2 4 3 Flag\ nPt yc1rclcl9c 11 91 4 30 Time of po\\l~S•on 2142 25 18 •Punt rl'turns. sntl•ru•pttons. fumble rolurns • EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 kids < ould <lo But wr"r• · 11ot durw y<>t. l'rn qrnnq lo work lh<1t n111r h h.udPr." Ttwre's mufh wu1 k tu ht> clonl' tor lht• h1qll's (O·.H. w ho SllllH•· !tow Jllttnrlljl'd Ill \'I.Ill )\f'Vl'r.11 -.111- l1st1r.1I h.itlll's c1q.1111sl tlw Vl 1lo1s F11dt1y, wh1IP IH'lfl!.J lhorouqlilr m 1tpl.ay1><1. Ci,trdt>n < ;, ovi> tunwd two 1 •t11 • ly EslcLnC'ltl • lt1111hl1•s tnto ct l(). p11111t l11t1d dtHI tlu• Ct1!Jll's 11,...t lhrt·P fumhh•s .md llHPW two tnlt>r< 1•pli11ns, 13ut C1<1rd1•11 (iro\ 1•; wh1C'h < .ime 1n '"' tlhout ,in 111f,.n-.1v<• tnuc.hclo\\ n, CJ<IV(' l)clc k fou1 111r11ov1•rs ol 1h ow11 11nd Wds pt•nc1lvl'd t I ltt1wi:. Im <Jl yt11Cb tu I fl(' Ec1qf<'.,' tolll 111Jrc1c.:l11111s for ~m ydrcls. Tlw A1qOl\c1Uls, hll\\ t'VCI, pto- duc-ed c1 ·10-vc1rcl sc onnq 1Ms~ I rum qudrt1 •rhtH k J\.fc1t1 l 'nprwn to l\.11!'Jll<'I l\.ledmd on ttw thud pl.1y tsllf'J mh•rr11iss1011, th1•11 ll!>l'cl h· foot, 1'.!5-pnund hcith•nnq lclln 1,11\h.ic k EddiP v.111010 tllld ,, J1lll- fJrt'ctk poss 111sh lo lt•ttvl' I hi' £"t1q)Ps clllllllHJ for \11<1lw1111 Ft 1- tl.iy niuht <11 L.i P<1lmc1 1'<11 k.. Tht• vis1lo1-. q<1VP [ ,lt1nr1t1 qut1rll'th•H'k Kt>nnr V.ill>tH'n.i .,oml'lhmq lo r<•nwmh<'1 hom hi-. vcirs1ty <.ldlllllCJ d<•bu1, "dckmq llw .,ophomon• ... evc>n l1m""' 101 '>7 yttrds in lo'M''· .Ir. Di.tz, d Ii· 1, 235-pound dt•h•nSIV(• l'IHI, h.111- dll'd four of lhosl' "'"ks pt-rson,11- 1-.· ,md wds mt<'<Jldl to (.rovt>'s 10 . 11omt ltrst·qlt.HlN outhursl, D1c1z. recovNc•d .1 fumblt• t1 f1€•1 .1 c omp!Pll'<l p,,.,.., on ttw 't •c-ond Ronwro Molina piet y of I lit• <}<11114' .ti lhr• l~stc1nc1<1 28 t1nd th<' j,o..,..,, . ._..,,on prndun•cl c1 25·y111<l · S1 1111 \\ 1llir1111s fll•ld gocd, wluch qc1W! Crovc• th1· IPc1cl lor good. • Da.1z tlHw1• through Valhul•nd's .,ll'l lllllll ll\'l' pldy., mto the n<'Xl [!..,t.t11l ta p11s-.1•-.s10n, popptn9 Urn h.111 loo e .mtl c11lowing Hic·drclo C't>111•d,1 lo 1t>lurn lhc• recovery :JS \.ct1ds to the end zone \\'ith 4:14 lt•ll an llH' 01wnmq penocL \ t1lltu1•11c1 WclS slclelJnt•d brtt>tl't hr llu• ltlow, !tut · rctumPd and sloocl 111 c1ll l'VPt11n(l .is thl' Ecl{lles n1111mu11ll l<11lt>cl to .pruv1cl • <J po< kf'I ~1 lhouqht Kt•nn} plctVl1d d t 1<'ttll'ttd11u-.I} c our,1gec~us ht.11l- qc111w," P1•r km' -.,11d of his Jl•l'Sl!l'J proclrqy, who chcl <0111plt>I<• 10 of l4 lrn !"1 y.11ct... 11pd ttip1wd four clCTlll.tl1• lc11t•11sl lh"'l''!i lo hPIJl f\ 1,11111 l~mll'lll pie k up hts lt •tim· lt•cuhnq h(, 1w•l11nq y,uds. f.in11•lt1 qui h' of ll1osi• m tlw fmc1I pt'nod, howt-vm, lwlpmq k1•1•p thP hosh lllll'-h 111 positive numhPr with HI qro11ncl yards. "\Vp'vp qo1 lo rmd d rtlJlllJllH q,1m1>," Pt>1km-. .,,,ut, "Unhl we do, \\C'11• qomq to have people ll'i'llHJ nfl 011 our quartNbi:iC'k " ( ;1•r,mfo 101111<1 mti•rc epted d p.is., d<>ll1•c It I up E ... 1,1nn.a\ lone scoring 8Rl.\N POOUDA/OAlY 11..0J f n e hammer Oak Park quarterbark Nate Elder frlday nlghL ~ KIM HAGG~RTY-Z'l'UUl'> I DAILY P1l0~ Estancla's fahad Jahid (36), Korey Menden (45) and Gerardo Molina (4) pressure Garden Grove's passing gdme in first-half action of the nonleague game at Orange Coast College Friday night. dnve, wh1c h covered 37 yt1rds n <'ICJhl ploys Mc1tt Mueller plowed ovl'T h om Uw t Wllh it 12 left m lhP third to bnng the Eagles \.-vtth· m 10 prnnt-. Aut Vc11lolo rnmhl<'d 19 yards on thud <tnd-15. d 32-ydfd haJf- h11c k pds" c onvNtccl d fourth- SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 Dc1nny r<'ttlly hmtts whdt we ct1n tlo oflt'ns1vt>ly, • Btllingsley -.t11d. "I le mti kes out off<•nse " Schllt>ldPr's nghl l<>q sndppcd un C'clM\ fou1th pldy from scnm- lllc\~J<'. 1.m1or tight £'nd Justin ShC'd OH Utt• S t>cl Km<Js' next posse!>- sion, Rt•rgPy op<'ncd up w1th tl 17 -yard stnkl' lo I lunlN t'.foC'Donalcl. then three plt1y" latPr, CdM senior tu1lhac:k Nate L<'mmennan earned 35 yard-. to the Otik Park 3· yMd hnl', St>lting up Grant E.c;ldbrook' 2-yard touC'hdown run. Bt.'rt)l'Y pot hol m th' second qudrtN, compl<•t- mg thn• pd., es in Shea another sconnq drive lhttl concluded with e 17-yurcl.~to-{'urt Sumner, who CdU!Jhl lhe l>11ll c1t the Eagle 10, r.ut bt1ck the othc.•r direcbon nnd Jllkc<l cl <lefcnder bcfow stonmJ. On the cnsmng k1ckofl , CdM's Slwa stnpp<.•d the bttll IOOS(' trom ttn Otlk P<Uk ball earner a nd r •C'ovcrcd the ftunblc. The next s1gndls Beruey btnk •d out H! ult· <.>0 m d 3'2·ycUd toudiilown pass to EVtin l lurd d the Scd Kmgs scon~cl lw\C· ~ Wlthm ~oven ~ - oncl!\, hllllcitnf} d conunanchng 27- o If• c1 aflf•r JUntor k1r.kt•r Dt'lnny onz.a '1.1 PAT. U rg y. who hni hed 13 of 19 for 200 yard and four touch· down with no mtcr< ption , wa dnd-12, and Vailolo went 2 yards tor a TD on Grove's ensuing pos· session to put the gume out of reach. Romero, a defensive tdckle, also had an intcrcl'pt10n, while M olind, d lin~backl'f, and Kor<'y M enden, and end, also produc<'d t l of 15 in the first haU for 141 yarCls. When Corona dcl Mttr got the ht1ll baC'k With 1 :40 left m the fU"St half and a four-touchdown advantage, ll mt1rchcd toward the end zone agdm, with Bergey completing four or h1s hrst hve th1ows, including dn 11-yard p1rkup to Dennis Alc;huler, who made d shoestring Cc\tch at the• Ot1k Park 5. The Sea Kings. howcvt>r, were denied after their ftrsl-clnd-gool s1tut1tion, and U1ey settled for a 27 -0 halftime lt~ad. "That doesn't bother me thilt they tried to punch it in,· Billmgsloy said. ·1rs only done-year contract we have w1th them Clnywt1y. (The Sea Kings) art• a really good footbdll team.• Bc19cy tonnect<'d with his fourth different receiver on CdM's next touchdown, d 34-yard pas play over the mid· dle, in w hich MacDonald split defenders Adam Mc:ismgcr dnd Chad Kr~skr and came up with a ruce grab in thn end 70ne. Gonzalez's extra pomt put CdM tn front, 34·0, With lO:Otl rt•OHHll- mg in the !ft.UJW. "Sergcy's doing a goo<! )Ob," CdM Coach Dick Frc<•mtm c;a1d, ·1 fe's picking up people and hit· tm the target l Nat o's be ~n ctomg cl real good JOb for us, too. He's be •n real durable. We weren't sure d he could hong m thl'fe, but h 's prov n he can." Lemme rm . n rartfod 18 tim for 129 yorct . giving htm 353 rushing yards in thr gam , 33 more> than his tetun·ltNldmg tutal last y ar. defcnstve htghbghts With key stops lo help limit the Argos to 1u~t 51.} rushing yards. Danny Briano recovered a fumble for Estanoa and Mueller tell on d punt that glanced off a Garden Grove blocker to produce t1dd1llonaJ turnovers. Score by Quarters Oak Park 0 0 0 6 -6 Corona del Mar 13 14 0 7 -34 First Quarter CdM ·Shea 12 pass from Bergey (Gonzalez kick), 6 29. CdM Estabrook 2 run (kick failed), 2 31 Second Quett« CdM • Sumner 17 ~s from Bergey (Gonzalez kick). 6:36 CdM ·Hurd 32.pass from Bergey (Gonzalez kick). 6 24 Fow1h~ CdM -M~nald 34 pass from Bergey (Gonzalez kick), 10·06. OP· Schwartz 65 run (pass failed), 7:17. Attendance 1,000 (estimated). INOMOUAL RUSHING Of>· Schwartz. 6-70, 1 TD, Messingef, I 7·27; Smendek. 9-13, Nlc.atMo, 4-5; Daley, 1 ·m1r>~t; Eld@r, 2·minU5-7. 1 CdM -LemmertNn. 1~ 12iJ, Hatfield, I 7·37; lio<k1nson, 5·26, Bergey, 4-20; Hayes. M ; Esubr~ 3-9, 1 TO; Sumner, 3-4; Hacker; 2-0, Burden, l·mlnus-9. 1 OP· Elder, S-14-0, 31 INDMOUAL MSstHG I • CdM • Bergey, 1) 19-0, 200, 4 Tt>s, Surden, 1-1-0, 7 INDMOUAL MaMNG OP· JOMS. 2•10; Daley, 1·9, t' Smendek, "8. Schwaru. 1-4.. CdM -Alshuler. 4·36; MacDonald, 2·51, 1 TD. lemmerman. 2·34; Hurd, 1·31. 1 TO; Sumner. 1-17, 1 TD; She•. 1-12, 1 TO, Hayes, 1·11, M(M1llan. 1-7; H.clt.n., M . 0-.-STATtSTICI ' OP CM I Fi"t downs 5 22 RWlti-ytrd• 19-107 43 114 1 Pauing yMd19e 31 207 Pw1ng 5·14-0 14-20-0 ~t re1um ~~· 1 16 ~yardq 0 1 •t I ~·r~ s.i:: ._:; ' fumble-fumbles IOlt 7·2 M Flaga.neit ywdege 1_. 10.'24 ll,,.. of~ '2C>.t5 27;49 •P\Jnt ~urm, lnt«e9SJtloftl. fumbte return\ N~ Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot TENNIS · CONTINUED FROM 81 I New York (for the Chase dhampionsh.ips) to conclude the year. After starting the year nearly 3,000 points behind Hingts, Davenport -the first ~erican-bom woman since 1b82 to win our country's Open -1Could pass the 17-year-old s~~ star in the computer r'nk:ings. "It's a close race to No. 1, • s~d her Newport Beach-based coa<$, Robert V.an't Hof. •Hingis Will still do well (the rest of 1998) apd hopefully Lindsay will do well." , •1t•s so close, but it's also so c(mfusing," Davenport added. •We'll go back and forth (dwmg the final fJve weeks), and we'll see who's No. 1 at the end.• • Davenport spoke eloquently ldst week at the Palisades Tennis CJub when she was awarded (cilong with Van't Hof) a city proclamation by Newport Beach Mayor Tom Edwards. •The way she did it was very emotional," Palisades Club owner and operator Ken Stuart s~d. "She thanked her family for getting her started in tennis, she thanked me and Robert Van't Hof, and then thanked each and every member. She said, ·1 know' you guys were living and dying · with each point. Whether I won or lost, I knew all of you guys were there with me and I knew 1l. •• On match point, Davenport cried with joy after defeating Hingis, 6·3, 7-5, in the women's final at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, N.Y. While the city of Newport Beach is no doubt proud to have hosted The Challenge and the DaVis Cup the la.st two years, Tennis Town USA could not have received a better shot in the a.rm in terms of tennis prestige than with Davenport's Opea title. "We will continue to celebrate our outstanding athletes, sports tadllties and special events, all an integral part of our long-range marketing plans for attracting more visitors," said Rosalind Williams, President and CEO of the Newport Beach Conference & VtSitors Bureau. • Beglnning Monday, the Newport Beach Tennis Club will host the U.S. Nabonal Senior Women's Hardcourt Championships (65s and 75s) i.n singles and doubles, one of two United States Tehni.s Association events played each year at the club. The tournament runs through Oct. 3. A totaJ of 70 ladies will play in the event. according to tournament director Norma Veal of Newport Beach. Last year, Mary Boswell (Damascus, Md.) defeated Lowse Russ (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) for the 65s singles title, and Eleanor Harbula of Sylmar, Calif., topped longtune USTA standout Dodo Cheney of La Jolla for the 75s championship. Seeded No. 1 this year in the 75s is Betty Eisenstein (Washington D.C.), who has already won two national championships this year -on the clay and indoors. Finals are scheduled for Oct. 2-3. ~atches will start each day at 8 a.m. Admission is free. Details: 644-0050, ext. 14., or 644-1794. Head to Toe Custom Health Packages I l • Sports Massages • Personal Training • C1rcu1t Training • Semi Private/Group Sessions • Physical Therapy •Facials • Fitness Classes I Al• ,,,.,.,.,,,ates..-.. ,.. tNd1.,., -.1. 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Tiose who play water polo nd coach water polo understand that the sport is one of the toughest sports to learn and excel at. Thus, for a varsity water polo team to be successful, the lower level teams have to be a quality feeder to the parent program. Newport Harbor High's , frosh-soph water polo teadi. bas jumped ouMQ.ll 4-0 record to start the season, including a victory over Foothill that cap· tured the Newport-Mesa District Frosh-Soph Tournament last weekend. •Foothill has an outstandmg group of kids,• Coach Les Cutler said. "When you play another team like that, you don't know whether your kids will get nervous or work together. You 1ust let them nse to their own level." The Sailors responded well with a 10-4 win in the title game. One of the reasons Newport Harbor is undefeated to start the year is a stonewall defense organized by Cutler. •We stress defensive drills on my team," Cutler said. "We WcUlt to put a lot of pressure on other teams and force them to make mistakes." rts So far, the strategy has held ... opposing teams to just three goals per game. "In water polo, it gives you a 90% chance to win,• Cutler added. "It takes an alert goalie and six other players . respond.mg well as a unit.• That alert goalie is sophomore Brandon McClain, a product of the Newport youth µrogram. McClain was trained, when younger, as a goalie and field player. But varsity coach Bill Baruett deoded his 6-foot size and quick lateral movement would make him a good candidate at goalie. He's excelled of late because Barnett has moved him up to varsity workouts. - The Sailors, who defeated. Long Beach Wilson's frosh-soph 5-4 in the season opener, also feature a balanced offense. Key players include sophomores Greg Worthing, Joey Snelgrove, Steven Jendrusina, Jason Mutt, Cain Littrell, and freshmen Tri.ton Metodiev and Jonathan Hu~ "Many of them had l.o.ieperience last year and stayed as a group," Cutler said. "It's good because in water polo, a team effort is required. We've been able to get a balanced group where everybody moves the ball and takes turns scoring." Cutler's team is modeled after Barnett's varsity squad In fact, • C'utler attributes most of his coachmg knowledge to the teachmgs of Barnett, a legend m area water polo. Convert Your Invoices to CASH Business to Business Atcounu recelnble flexible floancl~ from SK to !OOK Mn POINTS·f!lil SET UP FEES Mn LONG-TEI™ CONTRACT fee b bl.Kd ooJy on n~ of days funds are uMd FARMERS INSURANCE "' -CdM I I • • ! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2855 C. CoilSt lh~y.. Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 Don't wait until it's too la e •• ~cen .. NOn'94i Call today for a free quotation! 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Corona del Mar's frosh/soph tedID fell 10 the serrufinals to Foothill, before destroying lrvme. 17 -1, to win Uurd place. Leading the way was Adam Buzolich, who scored three goals. But the Sea Kings are 1.0 a similar position as l\;ewport Harbor, the team is generally balanced "We had a real big group of freshman this year,· Coach Tun SaJvino said. "It's great to have I them all out there learrung the game." Three of the sophomores, Sorurdoy, September 26, 1998 BS Chns Street. Cctvan Cuyler and Chase Emery, also practice up with the vamty sqµad The expenence and e,Jposure is great, but sometunei Salvino hu to make ad1ustmentli ·w~en they play back dt the frosh/soph level. ·even though what they are doing is technically right,• SalVUlo said, ·our guys may not hdve learned that yet ·so I have to rem them 1n a little.' · Other key players mclude Bobby Messenger, Marcello PdntUllano ·and .freshman goalie Sherwin Kim, who splits time with Garret Bowlus. Bowlus, a sophomore, is sometimes used as the varsity backup goalie Like Cutler. SalVmo has learned much of what he knows from the varsity coach, in this case John Vargas, who also ·coaches Team USA. "He is a tacticctl innovator,• Salvmo said. "My style comes d lot from what he does. I try to emulate' him and feed the CdM system mto the younger players so they have a sound base.when they move up to the next level cmd the transition is smoother • SaJvmo has also been influenced by Bdmett, a former coach of Team USA. and UCI legend Ted Newland. who Salvino played for and thinks of as "the John WOoden of wdter l polo.· _ . Corona del Mar ts m tht! Charger Cup thl.S weekend. ~ Newport Center Mortgage ~ Residential Real Estate Financing . 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Vauance t•· nmg Department, Current Fitlh Ava., Laguna Btaeh, M ~~ 1411l111110th111lyNS11 Tut111· u potan1rol too • FOR A RENTAL? r tlAVE f.1u:o A PETITION QUiii lo permll lhe con· Plant and Projeclt 01111· CTAh19265bl 1 e 11i.1uld11Ct1111J111iu,callHUO TWNHM FOR S ALE Open Sal & Sun 1·5 N wpt Hght• Custom S1400"MO & UP? •FOB Atl OHDER 'TO atruct•on of 11 now 11nn1e (n.91 •• 43200 I us nest •I con. Ttllltttltl ......... 8•90 f Only 5 mlnules to 315HawthorneSA56K Med :JBr 2.SBa 3FP. L '"URA (AQE NTJ CllArJ t:: NAM£S FROM farmly dwelling wh•c;h ":111 sion, ""' -· clucted by an 1nc11111duat . """••• ~ " Hoant Threo BIG AQt. Adt1ona 376-0071 3c gar, Oen1L1brary, .. ~ ~ loo 111 M1th'lut Cartwrlgt\t excoed tho allow:iblt 1 5 This proJect haf beeri 10· Have you alerted doing 1-• Wasluaetoa. DC"" '1"" Bedrooms. 2 Baths, 2· inside tndry 1st Time l=:--_,<;...9_4,..9l.:._49_4_·_5_9_4_1 - • i o Loll" M•CllD1>I Mowery llmu lht bulldable artil ol viewed. and It has boen business vo1? Yes, 1992 ullHUD•l4213~ Story Corner Unll on Ottered, $409,000 Bkr. W•nt •d people with II 1 1111,.uf ordurec.I lhit tilt a1te Tile proposal in· detorm1nod lh1t II Is ell Chr11topher P Thurtn M ft Beautiful Oreenbell NEWPORT 760·5000 Ext 353 de11gnor lurnllure to • 11n pu s ns 1ntorc:ttcd 1n eludes . a mod•heauon 10 egor1c1lly ••empt under This '1a1emen1 was hlod wl1h prlvala pallo. Be "CH Prine Only hve In OC's flnHI : 1111, 111riu , oppoar before the Zoning Code lor the the requi1ements or tt1e wilh lhe County Clo.k of A ~ i;n 1069 .,,.. ___ ..;.._____ homos, tor a lrachon • 1Mi ~ ur1 n Department following encroachmenis Calll&rn11 Environmental Orange County on g.9.99 C/ aHoC. pool, enclosed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil P ool Homa 36' JBa, o I norm a I rent •No 703 or lt•u Orange Into •vlbacks Ouatny Acl 1998979928S garage! R educ ed to .. Bonus rm, corner 7 1 4•0 00 .5 110 0 '!h• ,1(.lclru~'> 'hown obove 20 fool 110111 yotd IPlback lhl 1 1 Id 1 Oct. 3, t998 Sa090 CONDOS u ~ 1--------- ~County s ip1111or c. url et • l'i leet into lhe required NOTE· The ••PenH ol Dally P1101 Sopl 12, 19, 26 0 HOUSES/ Aonpp,~rov$a1d47F,HOAOOfor. ·~Ar•mLB•O!'r• D UWPaLtkEXlo• '001cck. so$n449,807021·30Sl66Ck }'n OCT 20, HIUll. 01 2.00 on PMk Avenue s no 1c1 s pa rom ar---------flrat time buv•r• t o evertlllng Groat Value Prudenllat ca Aoalty BALBOA • o·crock pm a11c.1 lhon and • 7 lee1 Into the required l1Ung loe collecttd from rhe PUBLIC NOTICE (}'// FOR SALE gel In at v•ry low (i• $4 60,0 0 0 . 1 tl\o•e i;r.ow 1;1uao, 11 any 10 loot rear yard Hlback applicant '-"\ c o stl YOU CAN OWN Wostclilf·Oover Shor91 PENINSULA 2107 I lhey hll•~ why 1t1e pittlllon • 1 fool 6 fnchta Into lht Publ11hed Newporl Flclltlou1 Bu1lne11 THIS FOR LESS THAN SBA, 4BA, 2900 sq ti l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ]or Ch11ng11 01 ,, me st"MXJld requ111d 4 tool side y11d Beach.Coll• Mesa Daily Name Statement YOU PAV FOR RENT. • 1 eo • approx 9600 st. lot 11 no:.t t>e gr:1r1fod Htback 11 the alley, with a p,101 Seprember 26 1998 The follo.w1ng ~rson1 are M OPEN SUNDAY 1·4 OCEANFRO,.T B y Owne r S82 0 K Exe o Sc h Hm furn 38r/Oen/Spa. $4000 Mo Agl Marla Harbor Really 673-4400 x 119 •II 10:. lv1thvr orde11d that a port•on ~I the second floor • dolnQ bu11neu 11· ~ GENERAL 1002 V1ow of beach and (7'4) 624•2348 , copv or""' ordtr to show llVlrlQ oreo loc•t•d over \hi Sa09a CAAVE SKATEBOARDS, ~Ive CHARMINQ HOME Calahnn. The pnc• Wiii __ ...;.(7_1_,4...;.l_9_3...;9_·2_1...;8_2 __ 'Ocaulsep Ibo publlshecl In gAarpagL•ICATION V ' PUBLIC NOTICE h6t111m4 SCaAn 9l2o8r•o~zo Ln .. Ana· * V.A. * Lg bockyrd on cul·c.18· amaze youtfll ,, II Y 1 ot a newspaper ol P ar.ance ' SO Down • so Move·ln 1ac In qulel reatdon11a1 'Ener~I ctrculahon pub· No 1225 PUBLIC NOTICE Btandon Lee Cruz, 6114 FREE Counsollng neighborhood. ~ Prudential (' .......... , 0'19·723·8120 t shed en thit county, et CEOA COMPLIANCE: Th11 Pfannlnn Olractor'• San Lorenro Ln. Anaheim, A FREE List of Hornet Hardwood lloor1, 1 SI ouce " """" lor lour pro1ec1 has bffn r•v11wtd, ., CA 92807 • c:onsoc1.11tve """"' pr1or to and 11 haa been detlfmined Uaa Permit No, 34 This bu1ln11t 11 con· H U 0 /V A R E P 0 S bright and airy • Settor • 1ha c.111y ol lht ht.11wig that 11 11 categorically .,.. Nouce Is hereby given clucted by· an lnd1v1duar 1 1·600·723·6857 wllf en1arteln oilers OATE: SEP 03 1g98 emp1 under Class 3 (New lhat en appllcahon hat Have you 11arttd doing GOOD Veteran Real Estate between $199,000 and • JAMES A. JACKMAN Conslrucllon or Conver1ton been 1ubmltt•d. by Kurt business yet? No •Forclosed Gov Homes S229.000 -1-M-1-,-n 0 e an 2 510,y J U 0 0 E /C 0 M M 1 S· • of Small St1ucture1) of tho Donat, 10 ptrm11 1dd1Uons Brandon C1uz . Hud; MHA. Finance LANCE BOOOS twn11n $ l SB,SOO CION£R 0' THE SUPE requlrementt ol Iha Calllo1· end alltraliona 10 en exist· Thie llattment w11 filed ADI Avall. Call 24 hrs, COAST NEWPORT OPEN SUN 12·4 RtOR COURT • ~~1 Enviionmtnlal Ouahly Ing single l1m.1y ~welling ~'!'n~~·c~:~~t~C:'J-9;' 1 days 800·555·1003. ::e~;~.:'.!~E4':. 8 tllude Court Poppy C111m to :181 ,Bth Publl1hed Newport thal 11 non conforming due 19980711533 PATRICK TENORI! *e SIDE• 3 LEFT _o_~ u_r_(_9·_19_)_6_3_1_·5_1_1_0_1 • 1 .. Co· ta Mna, Co 92G27 Beact1·Co111 Mesa Da•I)' to an 1 •neroachment with Diiiy P1to1 Sepl 5. 12, 19, Please Call & Lei U1 5 new homes direct 3 B r 2.SBa 1·Sly home • P10-P111 Pilot Sc-p111mber26. 1998. an •~•ltng second floor 26 1998 Sa089 Know What Your from bullde< 3br 25..,0 w/lr( ya.d, bonus"''· • Pul>lithut!I Newport So096 dtck A Planntng Olreclor'•1--·--------C fl Needs Arel 856·9705 911 cell's AC. 2 cor a/c, Qwner mo11va1edl DHCh·Costa Mou On1ly PUBLIC NOTICE Use Perm11 Is required tor To g~aca j,7 a: In a 1 ·8 0 0 .4 ·TEN 0 A E gar. Prices from the $4251. Ag11nt 640·1 $29 : fltlol Sept 10 26. Oct 3, lt!o propoHd addfllon. Call ==~-5~78. 642-5678 high $200'• 722·8120 • 10, 1998 s8094 PUDL1C NOTICI! which ts betwetn 50~ and1_________ Big C •nvon By Owner • Plannlng Director'• 75~ Th• p10~11y Is lo-SOLD' E 'SIDE :JBr 2.5Bo. rP. Ele~l\nl SpaclOIJS• PUBLIC NOTICE uaa Permit Ho. catid In the R·2 District . • 2c garage. $241,900 E11pan•Jed Single·Lvl PUBLIC NOTICE 30 (Amendedl Ptoperty tocated al 312 ShowcaH homes 183 Mont• VlsU 1999 Remodel. 2~2. C Nut•-.• 11 hereby given 38th Street M Can't teem lo for aale In our By Ownr 949·650·01569 2000SF, lrg pvt yards, P ITV OF th1t on appllcauon hta Plannlng Director'• UH get lo all lhose Saturday Real Estate E'SIDE Charf1'1lng :JBR 1 b<oc" to Fashion Is "' HEW ORT BEACH been 1ubml1ted by Peet'• Permit No 34 I• scheduled Supplomanll Homa on over OOOOSF Tranterou Must Hll City Councll Cottea and Ta• (Martin lor re11taw by the PloMlnQ PACIFIC VIEW repair Jobs HOMES OF corner lot w/gla111 gar ~i,2.ooo 72°·1248 Chambare of th• Pot11 & AaaoclatH, ap-Depar1m1n1 or th• City or MEMORIAL PARK around lht house? THE WEEK Wiii hold '6 cara plus * B 1 Q c A N yo N City of pllc:ant), to rect1u11y th• Newport 8Hc:h 11 3 oo Cemetery • Mortuary let 11,8 Dlspl•" •d• start huge RV area Call for HOMes S400K·S3 Mil Newport Beach· tJ<fSl1ng lull·Unrice amau pm. on Wednt1d1y, Ooto· Chapel • Crematory • d•talls, $399,000 Call Ag1 714·504·4607 3300 Newport 1c1t1 ealtng and drinking ber 7• 19118. The review Oe:~11~:tv~~~m Xlnl Loe. Earl & Judy or 714 832·0020 11102 Boulevard, Hlllbhahrnonl 81 t •pe-will be htld In the ,tanning 3500 Paoflc View Drive Cloaallled ***** Taylor, Agla 642 4722 N•;~~~~:~ch c1nl1y toocl ""''c• t1t11b· Oepart"'en1 II epptoved 11 NM:..~~-Service OPEN HOUSE BLUll'FS end unit 3br 2.6ba :J patios. lo.roe ~rHnuelt $4 49K Open S un• 1 ·4 2127 Vista Laredo Own•r 949·844·0172 : COMMISSION AGENDA h1hment The li!Clhly I• lo-lhll lime, th• appeal P•tlod ·--------Director~ Llatlnga for $151 c:lttiJ "' 1he Co1on1 del ot ,4 d1y1 w•ll begin hom .. ERCE • ....__ Reg4.1I., Meeting · M111 Plaza Shappong Center lhlt dale, dur1ng which rt -.vi,_.. help you find Deadline Thurs 5pm October I, 1998 • and n10VldH • m••fmum time any 1nte1ested paftv or IELL IR.OADWAY II l * **** 1 •00 p m ,. ., Mort ry * Cha.......i re a •I• help. It paya to advertise .. 1 SUBJECT· i:ud Welton of 6 1111s 101 pa1ron din.no their tu1110111ed agent eg· ua ~ In th• bHI local : Owner, l>04, ~06, 508 end 11111dt lhe bulld1nQ The ex· g11eved ol lhll dtcllloo Cremation Olve us 8 cnlll Reol Estate section •''0 Goldentot1 A'vonu• l•llnQ houra or ope111fon or m11y Ille• notice of appeal 110 Broadway C LASS IFIE D CALL TODAY .. SUMMARY: Hequ811 to 5 00 • m to f O:OO pm . to lh• Planning Commit· Costa Mesa 942.5978 : pt1m11 reconh~urahon ot Cl ty, are not propoHd lo ••un Vitllh 1 hhng lff ol 6 42.9150 LISA RIVERA • n t•1,11ng p1rli1nQ IOI on bt altered al th11 hm• $87() 00 to defray 1"-co1tr••••••••• .. L _____ ..__:_.::==.J 141o574-4252 ~ J~r resldent••t Iola tocate<I Tt111e will bt 1ppio•11T1tttly ol lht 1p~1I procld111• I' auNE WILLEY • Jn the R·2 D1slt1c1 The 4 tmploy .. 1 on t•tt 11 any Slaff 1nv1tt1 nt1ghborlng r;::===z::============= "" : '""'ng ts not 1ptcll1c4tty T 11u&57..a ..a24& commilltd 10 al'ly on• 011-11me. he p1openy 11 propel'ly owntre 10 1ubm11 _ _.. ~ • brnldif\9 or UH, but It utl• toc11ed In lhe PC Dlttrlct commente and/or provldl "Af eordable • JiHd by commetclat build· f H • w P o r t V 11 1 au• input rellted tu the lacllity 11 DANA POINT 1026 Opl• $276,000 ~Br 2Ba 6 2Br 2Ba.' :Jc gar, nu pnl, roo_t. 493·0701 or 498·71549 J .Wabb, Bkr HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 BRAND NEW HOMI! 5Br 5Ba, 4 decks, a/C, 3c gar. Biii Grundy Reallort 949·876·6161 t BRAND NEW Never Uved In. Guard-glled Bon11a Canyon. 3..eBr 48a, 3c gar. S789,000· 5889 000 720-1248 Pp 0 DOWN PAYMl!NT Only S604/mo nice, gated, 1 br 1 ba with garagt, pool, spa, Ea•tblurt 3Br 2.5Ba 1tnnr1. WHh elevator 2:s1y, great loc on BNR Balboa Newport Realty, Inc. Establlshed 19'19 Winter & Yearly Rentals Oceanfront & Near the Beach $1200 to $2800. 428 32nd Street Newport BHch, CA 949-723-4494 •w ~ 00 ~~ t11ai1.•o Ill UVE ON THE WAlER OR BE VERY CLOSEIU 2BR ... 1BA S 1225tMO 9MO 2BR ... 18A St500/MO .. OMO 2BR ... 1BA $2000/MO .. OMO 3BR ... 2.58A $3000/MO 9MO 3BR ... 28A $2000/MO • V'EAALY 3BR ... 2BA $2600 MO Y£AALY C949> 673-RENT FURN EXEC HME In qulol area. 2br 2ba, 2 10111. 2 car gar, all lho extrasl NS/pot Lae S:J200/mo 673·8443 Avail ••rl~ Nov. •Oc ••nfront al 191h Furn, 3Br 2.5Ba, FP. vu, nu cpl, awesornel $1995 winter 873·1943 CORONA DEL MAR 2122 IMMAC LG 3BR 3BA HSE, 2c gar, W/O, ltlg, FP, blk 10 beh, S2250. See Sal/Sun 1 • 4p, 2810 Sea111ew Ave Avail 10/1 673·7976 COSTA MESA 2124 BACKBAYTWM Sfngl•Slory 3Br 2Ba. 2c gar, FP, private yd, new paint & carpet, pool and tennle. S1050/MO. VACANT Donald Pt•ff 714'-433·9528 Coldwell Banker CHARMING e SIDE Collage 2br t b• WO llkupa, no pets. $1150 • S850 HC 645·2148 Pride Oupl•JC Huge private yards. near Tri Square, prln only. Agont 949·2CJ\·8122. HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 ;...,a, toe111eci at' 2831 111d Pl•nned CommunllyJ. under conalderauon Wtil· AJ ,. es~ Cati Coall Hlgh""I)' Pro~1ty tocated at• 894 ten commen11 should be ternative" flt reQuell erao ln<ludoa a Avoc•do Avenue Plan-aubm1tted to lh• Planning •I ca1•on 10 perfnlt an nlng OlrectOt i UH Ptrm.1 Dep111m1n1 by Monday Di Only S849,000 Agent, gmblt, $3SOK. Harbor John MiUer 587·3897 Realty 673·44001 _________ ,_.j 1 block 2 bcl\.::1bd t ba •MODEL HOME• E .. tblutf SHI Buyl NEWPORT ~~~· s':e~~~upc.: A.fating 2 1001 high block "0 < o · scount Cask t 'iYall l.tndacaplng and lht No. ~ Amendtdl la ctobtr 8. 1991. In CMder e Jr ni p0ttlont of 1o parking ICPleduled tor revll* by to be· contlclettd In the • ' ,,llUI 10 encroach 5 feet th• Planning Oepaflmont ol Planning D1p1rtm.,.r1 a• Crem' ation & 'fltto lht requftel.I 5 fool rHr lhe Clly of Ntwparl BHeh etalon Tilt 1pphc1hon end 11d Htb11ck on an alley at 3:00 p .m., on WedMt· <1e11e10pmtnt plal'\I of th• .APPLICATION UH P•rmt oay. 0c1ob•r '· uH~•. prOf)Osed Protec• ., ..... ~. Burial Ser''iCe •HO 3Gl8 Ind MQC!il Ullotl TM rellle,. we• I.la held In able tor public: re\llew tnO 1T ~4W i ClOA COMPLIANC Thia tht PlaMlng Department It n1pe<t1on 11 the Planning Wh h Id b "FOltct haa bffn re111ewtd. 11pP1ovtct 11 1n11 time, lllt O.p1nmtn1. C11y 01 New y S OU you SU )ect •nd ~I hll b .. n dtttrmlned appeal ptrlOd ot 14 dtYI P9l1 Otach, 3300 Newport yourself & your falrnlly t etlegom:ally n Wiii l>tgirt from tnat cret , 1JoO!lftrCS, NawpC>rt leach. ms>t undet the CttM 1 auflf\11 ~h time any in. Cat.tornia, 92450.11'8 f"or I I () t d I f witting flC 111111~ 19qull .. llltttld perty Of 111 .. r IU• fvf'tl'ler lnlortna!lon COOtact pay ng n a e pr ces or ~~~1~'1,;:r~:~: ~I\< ll'IOlllecl eg«it iggtievtd ot ~ N~ hath Pia~ caskets & services???? ' 2 SUBJECT• Armtttong Ill.ti dtc 1!0t1 rnty Me a no-·-'V .,..p1rtr11ent. Current <Oardan Ctnitr {Timothy ttct of appeal 10 "" Plan· Plant WS Pro,ecta DM· C.111 TQU Fm l.s4CASIET While. 1.rch1tectl 1£00 t 111 ning Comm1111on "'Uh •Iii· tion, (0411) 144•3200 Ca.vi.• n.......,. ._ C--JI-r-111..... ~ti Ht;h>'wlY Ing fH OI S876QQ to defray Thlt proJtcl n11 Oetn te• .,.... .... Vl• ... •-•---t ~ 8WM~Y: AtquHl to vltwed, •nd n h.tl been ~============;:===::!J lmmad move In :JI.Ir 39r• 29• ... FA. l•Sty HOO. (71") 847·317' 2,5ba, 177311 home, 2 Fixer· Great Location COAST 1070 11ory Incl detachod 2 s5o9K 720·H04 Bkr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiP·--------- car gar w/open air Iott HVH 3Br 2 6Ba, dining D•••ohed 38 .. Nm• NEWPORT above gar. Upgrades rm, dining araa, lam 'Sancerrt' corner lot, BEACH 2169 throughout, corner lot, rm, nice View. Call tor uPQradff, beaut ya1d, 1Wlll!!••••••• BALBOA park vtew. 1492,990 Appt. Agent 173-5314 14fOK aat·SYn u .. 11 PeNlNSUlA lOO? 11.-.949.9410 °' 3'0-9491 183 Lff .. Y 121.saa1 tM •!Ml kit, patio, a. off '''"' Pflig, unturn, ••••••••• ---------1 LIDO Iii.II Brand New -:---------1-1735/tno. (lnctd.a utla.) aT•Pa To 811ACH llVlNE 1044 IBr 1.~Ba, 370311 MOBIL! Aeent Call 174'M196 Open l at/Sun ,~ riving area, 3c garage, HOMES 1100 ••• t •• TWNHME 118 32nd et 3bt 2.lba, CLA8SIPl•D 8111 Grundy AealtOf, 11191/mo. New crpt, trpto, 2 cer oar 1 521k th the eotutlon you're IM9.e7&•6l t l tc an praga near Owner 94t-7eo.o1u Harcf'lin9 for. wtlelh• Loweot prloo in lie c: ~~~8i 28•• o.taone. Bkr 14o.Me4 7'4·991-6&70 " you're lfft\lng • cvn Ip clou• 2br re;t S.oo · lh = 15 ii• nr '~ 11. To place an •d In horn•, an epartmen1, 2b• .,...n ••• 10-1 bor Realty f73-4400 ale. le an o-r. comtfl Cl•••..._., a MW occupation or H In J1land Or. pool, No ,,.t•. ttlll/ caN M•·Htl. ev•n ••tray pot OwMr (01!G)720·H 71 rno. '40-1119 ~--,-.--r ' .. . ,, Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot D I E S E.D · .405 FREEWAY TO BEACH BLVD. IN THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 'Financing. ·.As · LoW A ·s : .______·. ·sa ... EETL MSRPWAS $-m7.760 ··-OR·fn~ 48 months $899 down. 1 Ok miles per year. $8342 residual. Excess 15¢ m1. 1 at this price 229103 AUTOMATIC, ALUMINUM RIMS, CASS., P/S, AIRBAGS, LOTS OF ROOM, NEW BODY STYLE, 2 YR. MAINTENANCE, 10K Ml. WARRANTY -: • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • DUAL AIR BAGS • ALARM • POWER STEERING • KEYLESS ENTRY • POWER DOOR LOCKS • TILT WHEEL • ·2 YR. FREE MAINTENANCE . • 10 YR. WARRANTY 1 nt th!S ~Inc<' (029575 .IETT~ L~ MSRP WAS $~2.355 • VR 6 CYL • LEATHER • .MOONROOF • ALLOY WHEELS • AIR CONDITIONING • DUAL AIR BAGS • KEYLESS ENTRY • ALARM • 2 YR. FREE MAINTENANCE 194 KIA SEPHIA GS 3MUL938 $8995 1 94HONDA ACCORDLX 1 97 KIA SEPHIA RS 5283961 $ff,695 1 96 vw JE1TA GL 3FEB969 3PJB217 $ff,995 ~f2,995 1 96VW JE1TA 196 FORD MUSTANG 3PXD049 3SR6971 $f3,295 $f3,995 1 97VW JE1TA GLS . 1 9svw CABRIO GLS 3UFG2l8 006846 ~ $f5 395 $f5 295 ~ , ' , 197CHEVY VENTURE 1 98 TOYOTA TRUCK 3UGX851 5R59327 $f8,995 $f5,995 195AUA6 4DR 1 97FORD EXPEDITION N052684 3UNG118 $2f,995 •25,995 .. __ _...___._ ____ PRl•APPROVID I 1 .... LOANS WITHCASH 5-SPEEO, AIR CONO. AM/FM CASS., SUNROOF, 100IC Ml. WARRANTY, 2 YR. AINTENANCE _...~ AM/FM CASS .. AIR CONOJTIONJNG. ~ PIS, DUAL AIR BAGS. TILT WHEEL. 2 YR. MAINTENAHG. 100K Ml WARRANTY ·-OA IJ . plus tax fOf 36 mo clO:led end lease oo app Cfcd t S 1500 cash or trade, 1st • pmt, sec Clep lie: & taxes au atstmt To tat ot pmts S 7164 .. tai. Purchase ,option at lease end SU,017 BaSOd on 10 mttyr 15 cent&fmllt thefeafter. I atttliSPflC (0116871 • AM/FM CASS .. Attl CONDITIONING. PIS. DUAL AIR BAGS, TILJ WHEEi.. 2 YR. MAINTENANCE, 100K Ml. WA.RltANTY ... ~--.----- Saturday, September 26, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Do;ly Pilot . +v BALBOA N!WPOlT IUSINISS 2169 PENINSULA 2807 BEACH 2ea1 COMMERCIAL OPPOITUNJTY l•l!·M·r·t·o·no-·NT-IMPLOYMENT5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT iMPLOYM!NT 5530 5530~ ~---------------------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REAL ESTATE 2904 ' atta oott•9e Studio HOO prlv patio DUPL•X Upper Unit. ENTRY LSV•L PAYROLL/ ReoepUonlet - em• Lg yd 12300. qutat • arH, wlnlar Stepa to aand, lg new EMPLOYMENT SUHR & up ADMINISTRATIV8 Chlro office In CM. ill oonalder pet. Very rental parking avall ulll kit, 48r 28a, aunroom, PaLyphon .. 1 ll&OLK/V.,r. 5530 Chef, prep cook/ Promotion•• markellng ASSISTANT Pff, 1:30 ti> 1 :00 p.m. IHn, nlc•I !548-4130 Incl no pet 4J73·UHl8 2c parking. 12800/mo. COMMUClAL ow .. t pr cea. oc dl1hw11her nHdtd Co .... ka motivated Payroll aaalatant and 714oe92.cHl70 r Ba Buutllul yearly. Call 873·&900 PROPUTY 2778 !!.!.•• ~vallable. f()( yacht chartering people ror outald• orrlc• admlnlatrator R8TAIL Marbor Ridge Eat•••• Ext. 105 Alk for Qoly .....,..900. 10 :14/hra. Accounting co. Top 1alary f()( ...... grut Opply Full time poalllon Job c .. hl•r/lalH Aaaoc. P·•lory, for ..... by CORONA YaK I• coming full 14/P a Caah prof'•· Exp'd and w1th grow1h patential. duli•• Include: ... ,... Morning• OI f'(f, M·F bwner S4500 &40-0606 DEL MAR 2622 •at.Penn 1749,000 Home baaed bu.Nta. Dlaburaement weU groomed per· Call 714.375-0491 or Ing with payroll ·1or CM area ~911 ilicK BAY 3br 2.!iba, MISCELIANEOUS ~Hta~nl on 2 Lott Get th• whOlt ttU1h Aaalatant eonntf. Pie ... can fax rHume to ~··~:!:ut~v~m~~,~~ ftetell/Whole•••• ~400.t lg yd, gardener . ~~t. b.:'11~~~~~ 1·88•9n·2230 l24hr). New•p•per publilhlng MM71-1183 714-378-0493 adminl1tratlon. PIHN J!Om• accHaory & et ok S2400mo 8TUDIO Incl garage, RENTALS and printing company Hoet/Moate•• Hnd reaume to Ac· line Jewelry ahowroom 949) 640-7262. walk to beach . Vlewl NllW aooo.t bldg. In aHka r•iutar part CONTROLL•R 20 yr Full & PT poaltlons counting Supervtaor, Interior d~1lgn & aalat 81 C TWM 700/mo. W• are• Fair Cannerw R-.ir; front• CREDIT 2907 lime 24 our1 per telecommunlcatlona avallabte. Exper'd PO Box 1seo. Costa exp req d computfr ~~11 !""::' ne on Houalng ,provider ~ atreata next to week peraon. One co. i. fooklng for .,, Apply Ftve Crown• Meaa, CA 92828 or literate, PT/FT. Fax pgrad~~ ad ft new. 714-348·9424 ROOMS 270& Mc Don~· •. For ,.. Y,•., expen.nce eicp'd controller. b•twHn 2;00-4·00pm you may fAJll rHum• rHum• 949-875·5809. • u araa, • Owner/Ag!. 631·7433 erred. E.O.E.. drug. PIHH fax rHume to: 3801· E. CoHt Hwy to·. l1 yr Lea••. 52595/mo ' GEi' 0 fr•• & amokefree work 17141 ••o-1900, rg•nt 420-2440 COSTA MESA 262..4 Fr•• room & boa,d environment. Send r•··-----------Marln•r• Chrl•tl•n (949) 842·7887 Can't seem to tiARBOR VIEW HME In exchaflg• for houH INDUSTIW 2788 Of DEBTI aume with 1atary hi•· Countor per1on FT/PT •oho o I n • • d • d Reaume ahould In· ;s2950, 4 eR 2BA dutlH . Mature couple tory to: Accounting perm. Ship, phOnH, tmmed 2nd Grado elude .. rary hl1tory. get to all those jfamrm, remod, avalt •Coat• M•••'• Boat wlll •hare th•lr bHutl· LOW R•NTI lnduatrlat ™ h l I SupeNlaor, PO Bo• offo work, frlendty Teacher Must have PhyslcaVdrug 1cr••n· repair jobs , 112·1 Karen 876-4630. Jr·1br & t br, at10 2br fut house In NB with apace w/otflcea, 2200• _ e CQO e e.: 1680, Coala MeH, CA M2•8282 NB o:ci:nt~larE;p·~r~c; Ing required. EOE. around the house? , 9fnglo l'amll'll Homo t ba, quiet gate d compatlbl• peraon. 4800af 78cent af NNN '~" r.J.f'A---1:.t...-1 92828 or fu to (949) Dental Aeelet•nt 1:30·8pm. Fax rHume POSTAL 8TORE Pff Let the ,., • comm, pool, tennt1, N kid 2 d c II WWII \AUIU~ 842·72-te Front & back duties, retall cou"tar flex hra ,n eat boa, Spaclou1 •a• Y •cc ••• t o 5 ~ 4 ·8 ;·, 1 "og,' f: x Jacki• (7141 873-12754. 'Paymtn/J Lowtral Accounting Fountain Valley area. to Jan • 714-437· 7978 apply: 3S35 'e. Coaai • CtaHlfled ,cstm d••lgn 3br 2·5b• freeway/baach/malls. resume to 674·8334. t /n/-' 0-1 • ......1. Stan Accountant 7t 4-983-11834 H--. COM 873-2930 Service ~tald• deck w/spa, . 714-557•0075 O<#ntl\CUIUU •• , ~c gar, FP, w/d hk·up. • HarDSlllltllll Newapaper printing DRIVER PT muat be Can't seem to . Premier Ac• Hardware D irectory Avall OcL S2850/mo. E'SIDE 2er 1ea. 1c BUSINESS 8r Hablo and publl•hlng com· 21, rupon1lbl• & get to all those R etaller haa opening•, help you find Pam, 882-97-43 Agent gar, w/d hk-up1, No RENTALS TO FIN · ' "'°' pany affka full time know how to rHd a tor. Hardware , alllH Yhe Blutfa Ill• & open Peta 2390 Elden t1C, SHARE 2724 ANCE Staff Accountant lo map book. Flower repair Jobs assoc & cuhlera Flex reliable help. '3Br 2ea By Appt: $875/Mo. 845-4585 aaslat In month end Shop In HB 840-2834 around the house? achedutlng, benehll 842·5878 . •s at ·2 8 & sun ·2 7 ADE CM E Id 3b 2b h ctod1lng1, Journl ar, entrlH Thinking of hiving a Let the ClaHlfled packaga. Catt Dick at --------- k204 Fortuna 522001 •MESA VE * 1 •. r a •• an finance atate· Crown Ace Hardware RENT ~o LH 925~23_7679 twnhm 2br 1ba famrm own ba, prof male, BUSINESS menta. Al10 perform d\~:e: !~:~, S•rvlce Directory 3107 East Coast Hwy 1 • laun hkups, no pets. NS/pets S550mo utll OPPORTUNITY general accounting help you find CdM 84~MS73·2800 • Vfeterfront house for $1000/mo 751-4330. Incl. 650-6944 functlona lncludlng CLASalfll!D through classftled •rent 1hort term Oct 2904 bank and 8/S ac· M~l-15878 reliable help. ~bru Doc, 2br 2ba, Newllf Refurblahed CM n • • r T rl • n g I• count a reconciliation, ,fully turn'd 873-0414. 1 Br 1 Sa In 1ove1y Square. Share condo, MONEY 401 k admln and coor· g1ted commty. Walk S400mo + 1.1111. No S/ •••-•-TO LOAN 2914 dlnatlon and apeclat t 0 1 h •at• r /1 hops, Pell. (714) 648-8370 Pl•a1e be wary ot out proJecta. Thia position 5,'0UTH COAST private gar/carport. CM Sh.,• Nico •br of acea companies. requlrH BS degree In METRO 2 l S6 $895/mo + (S425 dep) weatild• home 5400 Check with the local Fln•nol•I woe• h•ve accounting or finance, •¥ Kloln M•negement Incl utils + all amen. B • t t • r 8 u a In• 11 you on 'l/OUr toeef one or two yeat ••P• + 849·5B1·4000 Avall lmmed 650-9070. Bureau before you We provide ,loan1 rlence preferred and ~or•bl• 3br 2ba hm• Hnd any money for reg.,dl••• of credit proficient In PC al(llls o0n cul~•·•ac, new HB Beautlful 3br fee1 or ••rvl~•. RHd hlatoryt No f ee, (Exc el, Lolu1 1·2-3 carpeVpaJnt 11600 FOUNTAIN house w/offlce, w/d , and understand any rea1onable rateat and Word). Good ban· No pet 751·4330 VALLEY 2634 tropical yrd, great contract• before you 1·877·568-9719 •flt package Including neighborhood 1450 + sign. Stiop around for 401k retirement plan. APARTMENTS liOR RENT Studio, murphy bed, trig, new cpt, $525/mo Incl'• uJll. 1 quiet per- 1on, n/pell 268·0354 BALBOA PENINSULA NEWPORT 2607 BEACH 2669 NEWPORT -BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bayf ront communiry with printe beach &: marina. Tropical la.odscapiog·~ laoai ~l &: 1u.a dedl. · Walli to Baibcia IJla.Dd •he>p! Minutea from Fuhioa Isla.tic!. • Spaciou, IBR, 2BR aocl 2BR &: de.o 1.pa. • Printe patios or bakonia •Wood b~glgas f1ttpl1.ca • Pm 1.te praga • Boat1llp(1111.11ablc • $1650 • $3600 No Pta Plcue call (949) 760-0919 utU-1 714-840·7180. ratea. 0 (ug acreenlng/physl· NB Modern, atepa to All Purpoee loan• PERSONALS cal required. E.O.E. sand, Lrg bed·rm, TV, •Fast Approval Send resume to: AC· tale, d ecks $540mo + •Financial Specialist counting Supervisor: utWs 714-848-4400. 1·888·874-0401. PO Box 1580, Costa E 0 ALS MHa, CA 92628 or NB private room/bath Amazing Cash Profiter P RS N 3002 fax to (949) 631-7248 in home Kitchen & Herahey rt. Gold laundry prlv, lovely mine! Loe. In C.M., TEEN TROU&L•Sf Appolntmont ••Ming In /S7K t ••3K ~ dependable people quiet location S500mo 11 n• _, yr. Runaway? Truancy? needed M·F 5·9pm 645·1256eve/wk•nd•. 6hr/Wk. 80<>-a69'-0885 Drugi? Alcohol? Neg-avg S15hr NB 723·7893 Earn S1 K S5K weekly attve peera? Call for a•----------•Wllllng to •h•r• • r • f • r r a 1 t 0 a B•b'll•ltter needed for Beautiful home. You from homel Leadal 10 Id 11 M Not M'M "'1 H program that works! yr o gr . on.·Fri. get 2br, private balh, '"' · "' om• 849·378-2824. 2:30-8:30, Be friendly, l>fftc., kit, tvng-rm . based biz, 24hr Into reaponalble, have own pool. plenty of prkng 1•800•345·9688 x1740. ---------good trana/clHn OMV $975mo prof't or cou· MEMBERSHIPS Rita 714·585·5885-day pie pref'd, avail 11/1 3018 BEAUTY auppty/aaJon -11111\' ,, 1<1111111111: 011l' 22ndfTu1tln 646-3255 iiii!i~~~iiiiiiiiiiii Rocpt/S•I•• Tuel· RENTALS WANTED 2726 COSTA M l!SA, E/SIOE •W•nt t o ront• 2br house or Ilk• houH. Xlnt reta & credit. 1 cat 948·042·0408 NB or CdM want to rent 3-4 br houH, 5· 1 O yr lae. Elderly cou· pie, no pats, xtnt credit. 723-0311 The m1llen111um 1shett •CENTER CLUB• Sat:, 35 hra per week. now 1s )'OIJf d1'nce 10 MEMBERSHIP. Call IA•ll•. 437·9028 1nllfSI 1n ~f For Sale contact Larry Sell your home lncrtd<bltoppo11u1111y10 (949) 509-7546 through claH lfled. ~your~ Mt * F 0 R a A L E : * ___ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_a __ _ bus•neu. Ilg H$S os ~ 2 Mem1>er1hlps In a H1·Tt<:h tndustty. Sttthe p re•llglous Balboa ~============• fu1u1tloda" ~11(7t41 Bay arH Yacht Club. 'trWomf'M>as..., 1 a GcH. <>Ma. CM ~· 211121949) 7S2-8Jl6 Asking price each: 24->0fleJrkrlwl< orslop in ~1 lC.E. 4320 $1 500., negotiable. long teim. Strong re n:t C•m~Di Sit 140, (828) 793·5385. WOl'dproceulngeli ... N Bch. X-SI J. M~c Arthur Why play Hide 'N dtMll Otlenttd.,,,.,,,..., •nd 0o-. '"'--.. 9 •o SH k with chlldcare? ~fling • •• ""'"'" -' C 11 CI 1 f I d Fax ruume 675·2235 •m tlnd 7 JOnm--...4'" • ••• e r' . ~·~·TV I todayl 6'12·5678. STARTING · .ANEW BUSINESS?? The [Agal Deportment at the Dailv Pilot is pleaud lo announct a new service now available lo ntw businesse.s. · · We will now SEARCH the name for vou at no ex/ta charge, and save vou the time and lht trip lo lht Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course afler the search is completed we will file gour lict[lfous business name 'with /ht <;ountv Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as required bv law and then file gour proof of publication with lht Countv Cleric. />lease stop bg to file vour liclilious business name statement at the Dallv P.ilof, 330 ~-Y. Bay Sf, Costa Mesa. If gou cannot stop bv, please call us al (1U) 642-4321 and we will mob a"angemenls for vou lo handle this procedure by mail. If vou should have anv further questions, please call us and wt will be mort than glad lo assist 11ou. Good luck in vour new business/ ~jJ~ilot 1 There's never been a better time to buy or lease! Save thousands todayl ~· CZ)Oldsmoblle l .... ~ -tt'\E ALfRO IS HERci I \. The Beauty All-Wheel Drive! Vin 600817 One at this pnce includes $500 Factory Rebate I '· UPES & SEDANS Come Test Drive one T odayl (949) ALLEN s82-0800 ~ CADILUC GllC 1lla our Family Smfng Your famitJ, ~ J947l l \ Beach/Costa Mesa Doil Pilot E.llPtOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FVINITUll &014 WANTED 5530 SEIVIC!S 5533 TO IUY 6019 GAUGE SALES ----72"X 42" pine lbl, 1400. lii•iiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pleaa:·~:-::.,. that ~·~h:pew~~ ~ ~~; I auv ALL PIANOS -------- the llsUngs &n this cat· S150. 721·9738 Anllqu11-qu1t fwntture BALBOA ..... ,..,., may 1...,ulre yo I"""!~,,.-~--,.,_-1 pc or houseful cash PENINS•" 11 61 O? lo call a 900 num~r ~ -.~, -.. u a.drm .. , a piece paid (714) 957·81'"' i!~~iiiiviiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii& In which th 1 comtemporary oak -=-:--:--:::--:--~---•r• s • good condition., ssoo. Old Colna Gold Sliver 8AT Onlv 8•m·1pm. charge per minute. (9"&) 831•3108, Franklln Mint, Sterling MOVING aALE ,Old watchH & Jewelry Furn, planta, kltchen- Wntcout Coln &42·944~ ware, l'Qlac. 502 1 St. R•CORDS/TOP • No pat'<l(lg In the alley Jau, R&B, Soul, Rock patk In the atr .. 1. Sent• Photo Mgmt Caahler Greeter, etc Creal• Holiday Magic 1-800-229-7147•138/137 *SEC OFFICERS• lmmed openlnga, Coate Maaa. $6.50 HR (310) 679-2615. Sacretary Seourltlf Officer• tmmed openings F/PT Colla Meaa, Tualln. (714) 993·9028 • Server• full & PT po1lllon1 available. Apply at the Five Crowna ~elwHn 2:00-4:00pm a,:951.a133e som~8A8T 2202So.M1Mlt. a.. AM, CA 92707 llotlJed & l -CA tl.a. 3801 E. Coast Hwy,1--------~ FIND an ap<itment through classlfied TEACHERS Toddler & PT Pre achool teacher• ,,.eded In NB. Exp re· quired. Beneflta 'I' e~s;2e72 t---------f ....,EM-PL_O_YM_E_N_T __ , FURNITURE 6014 S&RVICES 5533 Buy It. Sell It. Find II. Cleaalned. -Run your ad in the · Newport Beach- ~ Costa Mesa Daily : Pilot and the : Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 • • • • homes. Fax us this ~ form with your credit card #·or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If • your car does not sell, we'll run it for another week fWWWI All for just $10·. We retired! Lots of good bus. clotheal Sz 42 aport coata, 3&.38 slacks. Womens az 10-12 1ult1, dresses blouses etc. 2024 Aliso Ave CM Call 4 appt or Fri-Sat 8-4 642·0808 COMPUTERS 6018 *CLOSEOUT!* I Etc ... 50'• & eo·a Mike --------04~7908 CORONA DELMAR 6122 WE'RE GROWINGI ast growmg Southern Califcrni8 a:mmunity ~ chain bas Immediate opportlmities availatH in Ventura. Los ~ Orange County, aJXi the Inland EmPre f(X' ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES. 1 sold r.n.Y ·. ca-r f o-r ----.--, D YES, SELL MY CAR . I "'""".,..., 0 MC 0 """' y..,, __ _ Maq,.._ ____ _ OAMx MOdel ____ _ • S10for4 .... 1-='I adclitioi• lne -----------~-----~-. Soturdoy, Septembef 26, 1998 $ 0 + 98< + lol for 36 mo Clcned ~ leosa on oppro,td atilt. Tolal ..... Hff SI 196 32. lesiducil Sl9,S22.SO Tot. or pm~. S13,96UO. IOl, 12K rri. a!ond I* yeor .• 12< I* rrv • 111 mm '90 CADILLAC SEVILLE lJ. ~ khr, iii. axd., Del Cl lld ii! (128141) '95 SATURN SC2 laBa.a.•.ll,1h:rt'~alt il' I~ $ DISCOUNT from MSRP Soturdoy, September _26, 1998 TODAY'S C2ROSSwoRo PUZZLE ----=----------~--.... ----------------------------- SERV ICE flJRE(;TORY 3448 UATHTUB REOLAZINQ 1 n ! tblt hlng, Pore•• ,.Jn, Flbergls, Sink• :Sf'h\rf! Cntra 045·7723 CHILD CARE ((WVTtl IMMOfJ ·"1«1'1QlGIOIP~ IH'T'llllMTIWI • WA ~/II"' ,.~~Ql~ ·~tl.'W14-tl.~ ., 11111• " Newport ·Beoch/Costo M.eso Doily Pilot ,, FORD 9105 WlJS 9115 TOYOTA ----------- •et Pord •oon.Une ••• JCJ8 Co.wt ao 'M •• :tOO Van ~· window but. (t5·3teo)•4t,••• C a1h m ere /lvory Clean. 12000. 0( betl •AU .. I JAGUAR (13885') 124,744 otf•r. 714-032-0338 <714)tS3-4IOO Laxua MIS910N VlaJO •e•CAMRYL• 2 d r. aut o. lthr (0\8497) 117,987 L•XUI MllSION VI.JO c•••t:tM-OM4 WEEKLY 8RIDGE QUIZ '88 SAL•t;N fully '88 X.IU ied•n 4D (849)H<M»eM loaded. 1 own1r. • clean. idnt con. 46'C ml <98~080) 4 e ,9 ee 'H •• 300 $7250 7 5e.3e33 BAUl!R .IAQUAR ,uu opt, lA•u• cen ••• l'RaYIA L• •c CU.I whit , pual A.JC Q 1 • As Sourh, vulnerable, you hold· • KJ07'3 Q KJ90 o \W •AU The btddina has~: WEST NOJm(. £AST SOlTTH I• , Jo INT 7 What action do you t&ke? Q 2 • Both vulnerable, as Sou1h you hold. . • KJ5 Q JC '5 o A 10976 •Kl The bidding has proceeded. SOUJ1I WF.ST NORTii l o hM l• JN'f r.. 10· 7 What do you bid now? Q J -Neither vulnerable, as Sou1h you hold: • A K 10 6 H . Q A k o 9 8 • Q J 7 The bidding has proceeded· sourn WEST NORTH l • Pue INT 7 What do you bid now? Q 4 • Neither vulnerable, as Soulh you hold: •J 3 OQ51 o K 1076 •Kl093 The bidJin& has pruceedcd: (714)15~800 (142542) 128,917 (31<KVS5') 111,888 NOR'fH EAST so~rR I• ,.. lN'f ~£ST HONDA •ea XJt2 iod•n 4D LDUS 9085 (98·39e2).48 eee MIS810N Vl•JO 9AUaR JAGUAR (84et31~84 LRXUS OP W•STMINST•R ,., t 4) 892-8908 l\'S> Paa ? What ac1ion Ju you take? Q S · Neither vulne~blc. as South you hold • A Q JO '4 o A 6 o A Q 9 5 • A 5 The b:dding hu proceeded. SOUJH WEST NORl K l • P• llliT lo ,_ 3• 7 • What do you bid now? EAST · Pus Pus Q 6 -Neither vutnetnble, as South you hold: • '• A K Q Q K Q 9 3 o A K J2 • 10 3 ------ •et CIVIC LX (714)153-4800 •• ., •• 300 Sdn (17· Lo ml, auto, AC, 'H XJa Sedan 40 4 12O)t2 9 L 9 91 (2Yl~~tJ.•g\taea (ge.394 1).45,981 BAU•R .IAuUAR WaSTMINSTaR aAU•R .IAQUAR (714)153-4IOO 1714) 8 e2 .. eoe (714)953+4800 •97 •• 300 Whl/grey full opt '82 ACCORD •x •ee XJ8 •ed•n 40 (039815) $28,887 AT. full pwr. moonrl. {90·3934)938,488 LaXU8 (39JA5&4) St0PS50 8AUl!R JAGUAR MISSION Vl•JO Wl!'flM~~SbT•R (714)153+4800 (848)384-CMM '"' '98 XJO S•dan 40 '92 LS 400 '88 CAMRY L• auto. white. full pwr (31\)(A510) 111. &.•XU8 OP • WlrSTMIN8ftft en., aea .. eo.' ... c;OROLLA 30K ml. auto, AC, .. (45eCM7) S12,550 LEXUS Oft Wl!STMINaT•R 1714) ee2 .. eoe 1714l 892-e9oe (91·3715),38,89& Nakamlchl. chr whit, '93 CIVIC EX BAUR ft JAGUAR (3XST821) $19,150 , ___ _.;........._ ___ ••' AT, moonr1, mfnt (714)153·4800 LPU8 OP 4X4 (3CHB412) $10F950 ,98 XJa aedan 40 'WllSTMINSTBR ' WEa.:Tx:15..~TER (98·3940)138,995 (7t4 J 892 .. eoe) '89 PORO BRONCO (714) 892·89oe BAUl!R JAGUAR 'ow,Mml,BCS0 3, OOchrome, XLT Load~ w/Equlp. <1t (714)953-4800 .., SS900/0BO 1-------.---------W'-~ · · b · HYUNDAI. 9090 '98 XJe VP Sdn 40 .... t1s youropcning id! (98-4081)S41,99S (01'580) $1 7,777 94e.723·1S04 LEXUS 01' Wl!STMINSTRR t714J au-e9oe1 BAUllR JAGUAR lookforwuwers on Monday. I want to buy an '82 (714)953-4800 or '83 Toyota pickup VANS Lam to be a brlter brid&e~play· 4X4 longbed. Ask for ---------1 MITSUBISHI 9145 '77 Volkswagen Bus er! Subscribe now to the Goren Jo .. 949·650·7149 JEEP 9110 2Ltr, 4tpd, tnr1, gr•M Bridae Letter by ~lllna (800) 788-949·602-0025p~r body & Interior, 7 pa .. tns for lnfonnaUon. Or write to: •-------------82 O .. monte Sdn Hnger. runs greall Co~n Bridge Letter~ P.O. 80.1 ISUZU '91 WR.ANGLER ~r :~~~·4t~, ~~~~~i $950 obo 631-07S7 4410, Chicago, Ill 60680. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·iii9iiliiiiOiiO Black, 4X4• low ml, 16000 673-1200 '83 f'ord E·t50 van 11 6 cyl, s7ooo. Firm. convertlon 1 owner. (949) 720-9417 · )(Int care, auto/ov•r· '98 RODEO 4x4 Auto, wht full pwr, (330114) S17 ,977 LEXUS M ISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888 )·88·Ll!XUS '93 GRANO CHEROKEE NISSAN 91 SO drive, cc. A/C, new Laredo 4X4. mint iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii battnlrH & ~rvlclnt cond, low ml, $12,800. •es Pathnnder LE & tmog ,..ady 111001 (949) S48·887&. Low ml, auto. lthr obO ,(714) 497.5084 (2MTD368) •te.J150 '84 6ooae 350 ..":!, T~~~:ir. L !~o. LEXUS 9115 LUUI o..-Beverl_y conv•r•lon WE8TMIN8T•A Van. P\"(r. duaJ alt, ..., t3PA0583) 520,550 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (714) 89a-eeoe 87,toO mt. i owner. LEXUS OF d S5""'""0b •ee INTEQRA •97 7401L LOADED & WESTMINSTER '92 8C400 ALL op· --------recor .. ...... • Special Edition MINT CONDI DARK c714,882•89081 tlont, apple red, tab PONTIAC 9170 723-1504 -:' TRANSPORTATION iiAiiCURAiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiO 1 .. 0 liBiiMiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOiii30 BOATS 7011 (025806) $17,997 BLUE . 2 3 k MI . con• .• 12Kml $16,900/ La xus ss1.ooo. 941·760-8608 --------obo. owner 723·5815 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiilANTIQUIS 6 81NOL• KAYAK Scupper Pro. With MISSION VIEJO ,..,.7 z.3 Convt JAGUAR 9105 ----~-~--1 '92 Grand l'rhc White (849)394-08•4 .. '94 ES 300 4 door, low ml, un ... ; CIASSICS 9450 v Auto, full pwr, CO. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Blk Jade/lrvoy full opt blue book $4500 ~all " (882339) S28.977 ••'83 XJe VP•• (066966) s22,322 Rich 71 4•890 -e958. liiiiiii,8ii.iii .. ilii.,.ii1ii8iiuiiiiii LEXU S ULTRA CLEAN! LEXUS --,---------"" --.. MISSION Jll EJO Blk/lan, 80,000 ml, MISSION VIEJO 93 TRANI AM SUPERSPORT A (949)304-0904 drives Ilk• a dreamu (94 e1394-0o94 . HI performance V8, real tharp red beauty! 54100/0BO 548·1323 -----.,,,._----1 everything pwr, 1 S6900obo 72'3·1504 paddle and roller, --------- S400. • 675•2627 ALFA ROMEO 9015 '82 QTY 8 AUTOMOBILES 9040 91,900 mi. straight CADILLAC body, runs greall S 1600/obo 548-1323 · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '04 X JS Convt 2 0 (94·3173)$35,805 BAUE R J AOUAR '85 ES 300 owner, garaged, aul--------·.r.:-. Midni ght blue/Ivory malnt recorda. Red/ (119654) $25,787 tan Inter, 70K ml, ·a Can't seem to get to all those CLASSIFIRD 11'1 th• rHource you can count on lo •ell a --------myriad of merchan· AUDI 9025 dlt• Items, because iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compel qualltled buyert 10 '88 QT 2dr, red, all calll r•cordt, C/D ater•o. 942·5878 200k ml, S1900 obo x1n1 cond 949-723-7871 LEXUS Clattle t>Hutyl $9995/ MISSION VIEJO OBO. (~9) 489-1240. 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