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SERVING THE NEWPORT • MESA COiVJv\UNmES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1998
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l'HOTOS BY KIM HAGGERTY ZVUUWAIL Y PILOT
Scott McClung, above rig}Jt, talks with students from Mariners Chrtsttan School ~fore heading over to White's Cove on Cataqna Island for
snorkeling Tuesday. The students took a three-day voyage aboard the Rapture to learn about martne biology.
Scott Mcclung takes group
of sixth-graders from
Mariners Christian School
to Catalina on his first trip
since his Mexican release
Gru G R1~1JNG
~lilt
Still weary from his harrowing maid·
en voyage on the Rapture, Scott
McClung intently watched the chtl·
dren playfully jump from the boat into the
.. chilly water off Catalma Island on Tues·
day.
With Lows Armstrong blaring over the
ship's loudspeakers, the midaftemoon
sunlight slum.mered on the ocean like a
multitude of popping flashbulbs.
McClung stood on the stem of lus slup
and patted his best friend, Mel. a 2-year·
old Newfoundland.
Ttus was a mernora ble moment.
McClung was finally at home
It was a long time coming, but the 36·
year-old Laguna Beach resident was with
his crew aboard the Rapture taking chtl·
dren to Catalina Island once again this
week. The sixth-graders from Mariners
Chrisb.ari School in Costa Mesa were the
first to schedule a trip after McClung's
five-week imprisonment m Cozumel,
.Mexico, on gun-smuggling charges.
McClung returned to his home port m
Newport Beach on Sept 30, but Catalina
Island was where he wanted to venture. It
SEE VOYAGE PAGE A18
After Junu>lng in the
ocean, McClung gives
instructions to stu-
dents, above, before
their swim test
begins. The sixth·
graders wl!re the first
to chedule a hip
after McClung's ftve-
week lmprtsonment
in Mexico. At right.
McClung sits on the
bridge of the Rapture.
With an ailing brother
and a hectic schedule,
· Scott Mcclung is
adj~sting by 'taking it
one day at a time'
Dalt Pibt
Sailing home frorn Cozumel,
Me xico, was s\1ppoM d to bt•
a big relief for Scott
MC'Clung. It turns out, he hstc.,n t
had time to rest.
ln"th(> three wt•eks since his
return to Orange < ounty after
bemg cleared of gun-smuggling
chdrges, Scott McClung hds -.1s1t·
ed Mex.iC'o twlce, ~t at thl~ b1•d-
side of his ailing oldN brother tind
spoke n al public fum llon~.
"l thought P.VCI) tlung would
get back to normal," he o;1ud. ~It
has been very d1•111<tndmg and
reel! b eC'tic," · -
M cC'lung has problem' -.IL~u
ing at night dnd n•mdms 1umpy
when Phopll• touch hun hecauo;p
of the threatc>mng overture,., he
&aid federal police n1t1dl' in l\lm.1·
co. He was arrested m Anyu ... t
with lu!> fathPr, Eugen~. t1nd h rst
mate N oah Builey 11ho<11d tlwir
s hip, the Rapture. \\hen tht> elder
McClung and B.nloy w 1•re
re leased d WC'ek lttlt>r Scott was
SEE COPING PAGE A 18
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WEATHER
Local choir will sing backup for Celine Dion tonight at the
Pond and-nope -the 6-year-old soprano isn't nervous
~"" COSTA MESA -When h was 5, Jeffrey
Fichtner or Costa Mesa dttl a solo perfonnance
of •Away in a Manger• 1n front of aboul_t,000
people from his church. •
So smgmg backup for Cellne Dion torught
at the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim doesn't
exactly have the young mger -who's all oJ 6
now -shaking in his boOti.
1,. About two weeks ago, Santa Ana Heights'
choir dlJ'Cctor Stacy Robbms was notified that
her choir had been sclccterl to (>\1ffonn the
childn•n's port.ion of the title o;ong, which wdl
be Dion's orwning number at tonight\ concert.
The young singers. who range m age from 6
to 12, have been practicing diligently ~moo
then.
·1 pulled this choir ~og thcr )u it tor thi per-.
fonnance.~ Robbins dld. ·1 h "ltl auchllon tor
about 25 hour ."
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Neighbors . ,,.
·complain
of dealer
deliveries
•Truck drive rs bringing cars to Ford
reportedlipark in the ~ddle ol Iftt1 •·
bor Boulevdrd a n d block traffic.
[11.iy l'¥o1
OSTA MESA ~ Bui.mi• scs around Th K>Ciore
Rohm" r:ord s,uy _!he cctr dealer .is bcmg u had
ne1qhhor hy d!low109 h1g-n9 tna ks to park in the
lt•ft-tum lune of I iarbor Houle\ dHI to unl0<1cl cctrs
Th,., problem occw ... '"hen l!!f9f> uuck park fot
11hout :in mmut1•<> in thP 111.iddlt• ol the hou!Pvnr'H
tu load or unload 10 truck for th1 dPakr tup id
L~ IP~ hllf'T, ">l'l'YIC e mrtOrlCJCI ell Gt lll\Jd) J'cansnu~
">1011 Exchflnge
·wc·rn tnlkmq about parkmg dn unatt •ndcd
\'Plude ind trdfhc ldnP • .... a1<l Ti111 Lt'•\\l , ''ho runs
R1"d·E·RPntals. ·1r .... not lair to the fl\e husme cs
whose customer:. cun t tum in •
Chip Mu}'nllrd, lhr> 11 ... ed car md11dgl r tor the
dealership, said the} don't condone th1 behavtor
hut it's not totallv in lh<>u < ontrol
I le Sdld lht~ dedlersh1p d e:. not ha\ l! enough
load mg wne!> and there <lf(' tinlP" , .. h• n c.ars p r1<
m tht>tt loudmg ton<' 1
"The only Uung I can cio b retu .. e tu do busi-
n<'S:-. \•mh md1v:1dual dm·er~ Uldt '' ctnl IQ park out
m tht> rn1ddl<~ ol the .. .tr.~f•t ~ !>.J<1rnarq dld "\\ ..
even chan~_wd comp.mu~ to ti') I allu\.-iate the
prohlem, but wc•re p<l\\erle Lo control what one
md1v1dual dnvt'r doe •
~tiller and Lewa .,<ll 1• matelv TlH odort> -SEE TRUCKS PAGE A 17
Sullivan mailer
draws sheriff's
angry response
• Lette r accusing J im Silva o t being
soil on ex offender 1s ld tf'st m senes
ot chdlle nge r's <lqgressive moves.
IDtr' Pill
COST,.\ 1'.tCSA -1\ cdmpuiqn mailt•r all11y mg
that Or.mqc County ~11pr•rv1 or Jim Silva oppo:-.e<I
momtonnq ancl 1s~um9 wammg on ex oll~J)clers
provokeci d rcsponsP \\'l~clnt>-.tlo) from Orange.
CoUJ t\ "ii ·nll Brad Gtitc
Dd\C' "ulhvdn, ~1h 11 .... oppom nt fo1 th• ind
Di..,lnct -.1•at, hclS hl't'll runnmg cm aggr slV
campaign m c1 racp that v.-ill dPtemun the tntc of
U1e £.:I Tmu :-..fonne Cnqi-. \tr ~talion A victory tor
Sulhva1i \\·oulcl 0lilt thf> commt.'rC'1al auport debate
tO\Hird a 3-2 ttnll-auport ma1onl) on lh ' Hoard of
5upen•1,ors
Ont> of Sullivan s late t nmUPrs tud tht> Los
An~elc>., Count) Boarc1 of supcrvi ors voted d. ti
to begrn an a~H.JfC ....... 1v• notifHation S)"'tem Y.hf'..n•
ever a e otfi'nder move-. mto a ne1nhhorhood It
ahn :.atcl that when !51h·a wa~ a..,ked to 'uppurt •
~•mil.u program ior Oran~ • Count~. he ref\ •cl .
Gc1tes saHI ,l .. imilar prnpo al hc1 not b e.n
hrouqht ht•low the 01ange Count' BPard ot
upeT\·1.,or... H1~ aid ~ilvd upportc-d Utt l st
HHtUe!'>t tor ht>lp enlorcmg f\ 1l•gc1 n\ Urn on Junt'
SEE MAILERS PAGE A17
Jeffrey is one of 24 member.. of His KJds, a
local ch01..r that wa" selected to accompany
Olon on tho tiUe song of her latest CO, •tet's
Talk About Love.•
•rm a soprano'," said Jeffrey, who is 6lso a
lust-grader at Mariners Christian School in
Costa Mesa . •t sing the high part.~
The auditions yt lded th 11 OO}'S and 15
glrls who have been vigorou ly lcammg their
part.S to guarantc ' that th how will go on
even tf sorno are hit W1th 1l mom ntary bout of
tage fnght.
SEE SINGERS MGE A 17
DON~VP"Pf
Ht KJds Choir lingers rebeule for tbe .,ollllng conoert 'J .Celbt Dlo*.
The cblldren wUI be part of Dlons bllck-gp cbonll+ 1be ddl*a llichldll
Keelyn Dehnl1, front row from right, Jellry Fkhw and Kayla Allllal.
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• A 2 Thursday, Octobet 22, 1998
IEST IUYS
greer
Wyf der
Pumpkins and
pancakes only
part of the fun
, .
" \ locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
PILOT PIOPll
Taking hands out of tickling the ivories
HE IS
Mixing mechanics with
music.
· at Halloween
bash
MODERN TECHNOLOGY •
Lannon admits it's an unusual
combination, but it's one that
works.
Lannon runs the Ptanomation
Center of Southern California
out of a small warehouse on
Newport Boulevard.
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•
C rystaJ Court will be
transformed into a dul-
dren's Halloween extrav-
agcmza from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m
Sunddy. Pumpkins & Pancakes
ts an annual fund-raiser that
benefits The Fnends of Court-
Appointed Special Advocates
and Child Abuse Service Team,
u nonprohl organization that
proVIdes a voice for children
through umque one-on-one
relatioqships between trained
and supeTV1sed volunteer child
ddvocates and abused, aban-
doned or neglected chilClren
Children can come in costume
dnd JOtn in the activities, which
mdude breakfast, arts and
crafts, camt'Val booths, trtck-or-
treating, Rdggedy Ann and
Andy, Jeff Abbott the Funny
Guy, Mister Balloon MclJl, Scoot-
er the Clown and opporturuty
pnzes. Tickets al the door are
$20 per person For more utfor-
mation, call (714) 780-8733.
You can find all sorts of holi-
day decorations and other crafts
at a fund-raiser for Andersen
Elementary School at the
Ander en holiday boutique
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Sa~ay.
A wide vanety of crafts will be
for Sdle, including children's
tutus, hdir bows, baby clothes,
children's quilts, snowmen,
ghosts and more. It's m the Har-
bor View 1 iomes ared of New-
port Beach at 1900 Port Carlow
'Place in the Club House phase ll.
Kun Brennan is a local pho-
tographer who runs Traditions,
specializmg 10 natural-setting
£anuly photography. ThadJtions lS
offenng an annual Chnstmas
card photo special for $79 The
cost includes one local outdoor
sitting, m color or black-and-
. white film, and processing. For
an appointment, ccil.I 722-4784.
Trnd1tions JS at 1048 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach
Pianomation is the modem
version o{ the player piano.
Instead of paper rolls, Planoma-•
tion uses computer equipment
and CDs.
And unlike the old player
pianos, Lannon's customers have
the option of including vocals
and o,rchestra music.
Also unlike the old pldyer
pianos, the modem version can
play more complicated pieces
with expression.
. If someone wants to hear
George Gershwin's uRhapsody
m Blue" it would be J\1st like
bean.rig him play m real life, Lan-
non 1aid.
A LOW-TECH INSTRUMENT
Lannon said lus trairung is m
aeronautical engineering, not in
music.
He intended to someday
become a pilot. Lannon had
always been mechanically
inclined. As a child he would
take apart appliances to see how
they worked. -·
He would [ake his bicycles
apart. He also rebuilt and ref ur·
bished an old World .War II air-
plane. His first car was a "$50
piece of jurlk" he managed to
get running.
The transition from aeronau-
tics to rebuilding pianos was slir-
prisingly easy, Lannon said. ·
HA piano is certainly not a
b1gh-tech device because it
reached its zeruth in 1920, but it's
sophisncated," he said.
The p1a.Jlo, with 12,000 parts,
1s also mecharucal enough to
hold Lannon's mterest.
PUSHED INTO IT
Lannon has run his busmess
in Costa Mesa for 21 years.
Although he stdlied out refur-
bishing pianos. he was soon
upgradm9 them with the com-
puter e>qwpment.
"Really, I was pushed into it:
Lannon said.
He was getting more and
more requests from customers for
pumo that play themselves
Lannon knew about Pianoma-
t10n, d product developed by
QRS, a Florida-based company
that started out in the early 1900s
making rolls.
Lannon said it's escalated to
the point where he almost never
rebullds pianos anymore. He
spends most of his time installing
the digital system.
MUSICALLY CHALLENGED
Like Lannon, most of tus cus-
tomers are music lovers.
And like Lannon, tus cus-
tomers might not know how to
play.
"A lot of people assume that
because I'm m the p1C:1no busi-
ness, I can play p~aut.dully, •Lan-
non said
But Lannon has never had
piano lessons cIDd would strug-
gle to pound out a tlme. Luck1ly,
there are people like him to keep
tum in business.
"There are Cdses where peo-
ple. buy an expensive grdnd
piano with very good intentions
of learning to play it," Lannon
said. "Unfortunately, statistic"
(showj 50% of them quit."
Most ol the pianos Lannon
upgrades yo into private home.s.
He hds even done one for Irma, a
yho::.t hvmg m \he Magic Castle
m HoUywood.
She w1U put her piano on
outomatic when she gets tired of ..
taking reques~ from the many
cilstle VlS1tors.
-Story by Elise Gee.
photo by Diana Mulvihill
For those of you who dtdn't
receive last Thur;ddy's paper
because of production problems,
here ttre some other best buys ·
you might hdve missed. One of
the best boutiques at South
Coast Plazd is Lacoste. The
Money manager expands in-Newport BRIEFLY .
Andersen SchooJ holds
' ~
I
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sales stall defuutely Cdres about
customers. Especially helpful is
the manager, Jamf's Srruth.
Ldcoste carries casual and
sophisticated clothes for men
dild women. and it's also carry-
ing a children's line, mostly for
boys, in sizes ranging from 2
years to 16 years There i a
30 ''u · to 40" il-otr sale on select-
ed men's and women's clothUlg.
Lacoste (641-t 730) 1s on the
lower level of South Coast
Plaza. near the Guess store.
JENIFER RAC.LANI.)
Dcit""
NEWPORT B~ACH -One of the
world's leading money management firms
based in Newport Center is planning an
expansion that will create 60 new local1obs
and increased revenue to the city
PIMCO Advisors Holdings on Wednel>-
. day announced an agreement with The
Irvine Co. to lease 14,000 square feet of
ofhce space in a four-bulldmg expansion ol
Corporate Plaza that is under construction.
·we did look outside of Newport, but
we thought this location provided the best
nux of lifestyle for our employees, acct!ssi-
btlity for our clients and flexibility because
we have other offices in the vicmity." !'aid
Ernest L. Schmider, PlMCO chief adminis-
trative officer.
$218 billion and serves more than 1,600
institutional cllents worldwide, including
Bocmg, Ford Motor Co., Sony, Kellogg and
Umted Alftines.
The new buildings will house opera-
tions such as accounting, record-keeping
and computer systems, as well as customer
servlces offices for shareholders who invest
in the company's mutual funds.
PIMC'O employs almost 400 people. The
new hrres as a result of the expansion will
be mainly in operations and technology,
Schmider Sdld.
Paul Kranhold, a spokesman for The
lrvme Co., said PlMCO will be the largest
temmt m the new portion of Corporate
PldZd, which is 75% leased although it
won't be ready for occupancy until fall of
19~9
"WI did look
outsiduf._.
pmt, w ..
.... 611
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of .. . ••fie••· OlcaMyfw
cu cllrits mid
ftexMity .. :
EmestL
Schmider
Pimco chief
admlnlstr.tive
officer
"We're just fortu-
nate we were able to
accommodate their
growth with add1tional
office space to keep a
world-class compdny
like PIMCO m New-
port Beach."
The two Corporate
Plaza buildings to be
occupied by PIMCO
will be at 1200 and
1400 Newport Center
Drive near East Coast
Highway.
The complex is a
low-nse (ampus of
office buildings dl the
base of Newi:>ort Cen-
ter.
"The most impor-
• holid ay boutique
• The Andersen Elementary School•
PT A will he holding its first Holidd} :
Boubque from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdar;
m Newport Beach. •
Several merchants and craftspeopie"
will ell merchandise ranging from flno: •
Jewelry lo hand-painted furmtur~.,
Unique gifts, decorative ticceswnes and:
other holiday decorations aJ!'o will be on•
sale.
There Will dlso be raffles, refr~h-• I ment5, baked gOOds and a light Ion·
cheon. ,
An unprecedented cigar sale
ts under way at Udo Cigar
Room (723-0595), which will
offer 15% off dll purchases over
$50. Any box purchdses will also
be discounted 1 " ... This offer
will last through Oct. 31 Lldo
Cigar Room ts at 3441 Via Lido,
Newport Beach
• BEST BUYS 1s published Thursdays
and Saturdays If you know of a good
buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to
Daily Pilot. Best Buys, 330 W Bay St.,
Costa Mesa 92627.
PIMCO manages money for mstituhons,
including pension dild retirement fund9 for
various corporations, and retail investors.
The company manages assets totaling
Mlt will impact the city in property twc
that 1s paid and employees that do their
shopping m Newport Beach who con-
tr1hute to the sales tax revenue,• Kranhold
said.
tant thing is that theso
are well-paying Jobs filled by highly edu-
cated people who will continue to call
Newport Beach home." Kranhold said ..
The boutique will be held m the•
Phase Two Clubhouse View Homes.:
1900 Port Carlow Place, Newpo1V
Beach. Tht> entrance is on SdJl tvtiguel:
between Rogers' Gardens and Bontl,\'
Cctnyon.
For more mfonnation call, Kim D•>ud
at 640·4090 or Deruse Scboenbeig at
640-7017.
VOL 92, NO. 251
THOMAS H. JOHNSON.
Publisher
W1WAM LoeDILL.
Ed1t0f
Smll M.Ullt.I,
M•ntg1ng Editor
TINA 90RGATIA. •
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ANASTAOA PMaaG,
Oty Editor
STEVI IAMIS,
News Edlt0<
flOGM CARlSOH.
$t:lor1S Editor MARCMAATIN.
Photo Edrtor
L.,_.ESOlA.
Otsplay~ng
NOY Oii llNG.
0-.fted~ng
I.ANA~
Promotions
MAMOOSHNf.
Chief ftnandal Offk«
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WEATHER
TEMPERATUR£S
Balboa
80/60 •
Corona del Mar
79161
Costa Mesa
78159
Newport Beach
80/60
Newport Coast
80/61
SURF FOMCAST
LOCATION • . SIZE
Wedge • . • • • • 5-7 sw/nw
Newport ..•••. 3-6 sw/nw
81ackies .... 3 5 swlnw
River Jetty . . .. 3·S sw/nw
CdM • . . . • .. 2 6 sw/nw
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TODAY
first low
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Second low
5 ,15 pm ••••••••••• 0 4
S«ond high
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FRIDAY
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4:36 am ..••••..•.•. 2.1
First high
10:48 a.m .••••.•.••• .S 3
S«ond low s 54 p.m ...•••••.•... o.s
Second high
after midnight
WA ta
TIMP£RATIME: • . • • 64
SURF
Things look pretty much
the 11me: a swell out of
the west every 10 to 12 seconm for waist· to ~Ider high sets Near
the pomu •nd reefs we
could tee tome thouldef·
to hNd-hlgh tets We rNY
see "'-lfYlval of • north·
west ~I by early Frkiay
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Act.ms Awnue: Several compact d1so and a pair of sunglaues worth S450
were stolen from a car in the 1200 block. ;
• Falrwiew Rolld A car stereo worth SSOO was nolen in the 2700 block • :
• FOl"dhllm Drive. A bicycle worth S200 was nolen from a ~ 1n the 2300 ~~. :
• Pullman Avenue : A backpack and med1<al supplles worth S 100 were
stolen from a car in the 3100 blcxk. • t
• w.t 19th Street: Cash and• pair of Pcll"lts totaling S 175 were stolen hom •
a business in the 500 block. ~
NEWPORT BEACH
• A"-Vhtll Driw: A laptop computer and a briefca~ wot\!\ $3.0So wect
stolen from a car ln the 2800 block, ~
• c:.mbrta brtw: A duffe' bag and a day planner worth S220 were stolen
from a car in the first blcxk.
• w.t eo.t "'9hwar. About S1,300 was stolen from a c.ash registet '•t a
business In the 6400 bR>dc
• Udo,..... Drtve: ~ral tools woiitl Sl90 were stolen from a g.rage In
the 600 block.
• Neuupllf1 9oule¥wd A. marine motor was stolen from a bus1nes.s in the ?.000 bk>dc. \
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t Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, October 22, 1998 A 3
-Candidate's council
status becomes issue
School board race a lesson in "politics · ..
• Tod Ridgeway says
Newport Beacq's Len
Miller wasn't elected to
Tustin coWlcil, but
Miller says otherwise.
•~~~~~~~~~~~;..._. 1 . ~Pb
1 BALBOA PENINSULA -The
: mud is begmmng to fiy in the
I compel.ttive race for the Distnct 1
City Counctl seat.
Candiddte Len Miller has
come under fire by opponent Tod
Ridgeway, who accused Miller of
not being truthful about his past
• political experience. ......,,
In his campaign statement
appearing on the ballot. Miller
states he was Han elected mem-
ber of the Tustin City Council.•
But nunutes from June 16,
1969, which Ridgeway's cam-
paign supporters dug up, show
that Miller was appointed to the
post to fill an unexpued term.
•lltis man says m his state-
ment he's an elected official,
when U1e record shows he was
,1ppointed and then he resigned,"
-;aid Ridgeway, a Planrung Com-
m•ss1on member. •To me, it 1S a
huge issue."
But Miller said while he was
ctppointed to the council from the
Tustin Parks and Recreation
Commission in 1969, he was
elected in 1970, and has records
from the Tustin city clerk's office
to back it up.
Frank Greinke, former mayor
of Tusbn, said he was Miller's
campaign chairman at the tune.
•Anyone who's trying to say
Len wasn't' .elected 1s totally
wrong," he said.
As to the resignation issue,
Tustin City Council minutes Crom
Aug. 21, '1972, show that Miller
resjgned from the council before
his term was over, "rather than
subject hls family or the city to
any further pressure over the
issue of ti is Iesidency. •
Miller said that at the time he
was engaged to marry his wile,
Mary Ann, and spent most of the
day and evening al her house in
Lemon Heights, an unincorporat-
ed county area. The fact that he
was considering relocating there
raised some questions m the com~
munity. '
But he still kept an apartment
in Tustin -where he stayed
overnight -until the two were
marrted and moved to Newport
Beach, he said. He said he
resigned from the council before
he left his apartment.
Having loaned his own cam-
paign more than $40,000, Miller
has been runhlng more than 300
30-second commercial spots on
Newport Beach cable channels.
He said he believes the ads have
been successful. '
Hl guess Ridgeway might be
getting worried, H Miller said.
W in or lose, Kathy
Schwarz should be lis-
tened to. In an election
year when a good many local
incumbents are returning to their
JObs unchallenged, Schwarz
chose to run for the Newport-
Mesa school board. ln the
process, she has learned lessons
about local government of valu~
to all of us. ,
The bdd news is thdt Schwarz
encountered some unpJea!>ant
surprises m her first effort at
elected office. And the. good
news is that as the end of cam-
paigning draws near, she says·
•Most of us live in our little com-
fort zones. Running for public
office stimulates you by moving
you out of those zones and intro-
ducing you to people you never
would have met otherwtse. It's
been fun and exciting.•.
It didn't start out that way.
Most of the unpleasant surprises
came early, shortly after Schwarz
declded to run agamst Serene
Stokes for a seat on the school
board. Her decision to run came
about when she read in the Pilot
tllat Stokes was unopposed and
felt •that 1ust shouldn't be.·
Sch~arz believes that •a more
dynamic presence on the school
board who is closer to current
students and their problems•
would be benefiaal for the dis-
trict. And since she had just sent
her youngest child off to college
(she also has a daug}?ter m med
ical school) and had a long back-
ground as a public school
teacher, Schwarz decided that
she fit that description rather
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precisely. And so two days
before the deadline -with the
full support of her dentist hus-
band, Ken -she showed up at
the Registrar or Voters to file for
tlle Newport-Mesa school board.
After telling the registrar that
her campaign expenses would
probably be under $1,000, she
wa!t asked il she wanted to make I
a candidate statement for mclu-
s1on on the.sample ballot. When
she said, "Sure". she was told it
would cost her $1,400, becaw.e
the candidates themselves bear
the cost or pnnling and distribu-
bon Shocked, she said, •No
thanks,· noting later that most of
the challengers ~re also unable ·
or unw.Llling to make such an
investment, even though 1t
meant that voters were derued a
sttttt>ment of th£>1r pnnc1ph•s.
To mvtinuw other unplca ant
surpnses, Schwarz then ought
out free profc 1onal advtf'e. As a
liJelonq Republicun, sh<! thought
party offic1als might share some
expertise WJth her, even though
sh(• was running for u nonpartJ-
Sdn ofhce. So she called Rcpubli·
can headquarters dnd WdS
referred to four pd.Tty workers
who were involved in runmng
Cdnchdate work..,hops.
"They all a!)ke<l a bunc:h of
complex questions that hndlly
got dround to my feelings on
such nauonal 1s~ues as abortion
and euthanas1d," she tolrl me. "1
JUst said I couldn't give ec1sy
ilnswors and tws1des, what did
that have to do WJth the 1ob I'm
runrung for? So they nevN invit-
ed me to anv of their workshops.
l thmk I flunked their test.''
Money became a problem.
There hdd to be fuers and signs
and T-shirts and handouts, and
$1,000 wasn't gomg to do 11. So
Schwarz sent out a ma1IN to a
cdretully selected list of pPople
thdl included etn insert to
endorse or sPnd d conlnhullon
"I'm very shy about askmtt lor
money," she says, •but th<.tt ~as
within my comlort zone. and I·
got $1,800 that way."
Then cc:tme the qu~t1on-
nam -., pile<; of them in her mail-
box from Planned Pdn>nthood,
gay and lesbian organizutiuns.
the Chnstlan nght, se\:ernl d1Her-
AGENTS :
Orb Anderson • Don Adams
Dot Adams
Servin O.C. for over 35
ent Romdll CdlhollC' gruups, oth ...
er spec1<1l ultf:re-.t
*I trit.>Q to answer the hrst
lew, • he re< alls, •and found
myself wnting not applicable' -
· much of the time': ThPn I. iust
finally qdve 11 up. It was cleqr '"'
that I flt nobody's ptoble. p •
That's when Schwar1 and he
husbcrnd dt>Ctcle<J thctl -11 V£Otlld
juc;t be rne running tor th.is
olftce• and that shl' would not
try to .shape herself tu. ht tl}e
demand of the pohllcaJ work-.
place. And thc1t \ v. hen the goocf
stuff starh'u to happen ·
She Vl 1ted·Pv~ chool m the
c.hstnct. and was w1~U-rr•ce1vcd •
She atlE'lldfd cctn<IJdcttP forums
und found that the qlwsllucv> l
wern 10tf>U19i>nt 11ncl thoughtful
And she began knuckmg on thei
doors uf stranger to talk about
educabon and her rctnd1de1C)' und
found thttt shto.en1ovPd 11
In rl'lro J>t>Ct, mavbe the mo l
unpledsanl ospect hct heen the
rectc:l.Jon of tor too manv fnend
and acquaintunn·~ ''ho ht1vc
asked, -wh~· \"·.'OUld } OU <.U< k
your neck out l.tki> tbal? •
"[ a.sk lllf'ffi, \\'h~· not? • h.:
:-.av!). "Isn't ilidt how our s\/!>tem wor~? The• worst thing lhdt'
could happt•n to nH' 1s that I <I
lose. And bv dnd ldrg1' Jt's been
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Let's make a deal
on education
DRAWING ON HER .CREATIVE SIDE
• Sonora Elementary,
parents and students sign
commitment compacts to
school and learning.
P,upnls havt' more than one
Wd}' lo !Wl mvolvPd in their chil-
1 n n"i.educahon
'°'onora Elementary School m
1 o<,lcJ l\ lt~d usPs s1gned compacts
lK l\H·1•11 tht-' school, students and
let I t1!11"
Tiu; com pd< t oµthnes the
t•.,pom1h1l1tiec; of the pdrents,
... chool d!IU !->luclents m the t.>ducd-
•. rion.rL.proc ''"s And parents who
· Ion 1 h\"P up lo their part m an
11t•a ... m h tt ... n•cJdmg to their chil-
lren c <111 <'XJl('('t d home visit.
111 ... how up at their home
11th ... ornt• hooks that they can
•<1<1 to lh1•1r ch1ldrcn," SdJd Sono-
.i Prn1np.il St~ve Pdvtch . ·some
fflJ11il11•-. don't hrtvt• hooks so they
I :jrJ lJ',t1 llJPlll c.Jlld Wf\lrn lh£>m or
lh1•y I <111 kPt'J> thC'm "
H1•.i1llnq· 1s c1 hJCf components
in llw 11-.1 ol p<1H•nl n'sponsib1.li-
t1e-. OJI l ht• C OlllJldC"I
"i-nr -.omP k1<t.... it's the first
11111t• the1r.11c1Jl'lll hr1s sc1t clown to
(•ctd with tlwm <111<! Lhev love 1t,"
Pc1\1c h -.t11d •So nil' ol niv fonclesl
.11Pmonps· dn• of mv 111othet ldk-
rnq t1rnt• I• 1 Tl'11d to IOI' "
The t.urnlv < omr111tn1t•nts in the
11111prH I .-tbo mcl11dt• doily home-
\\ ork ltmi> Wis'' monitnnng of
t•ll•\ hlOll lum uncl p111i...e of chil-
rlrf'n., c,11< < """' • ., If,, t>'rt• qc11nq to h1• clomq our
l>f ... t to ht> hPI pmq tlw kt els here,
llw l1u111l~ Ot'P<h to Iii' dmng the
-.c1111t• th111q, • l\t\'l< h -.aid.
Tiu~ hlut>pnnl lor tht• Sonora
I lo111Pt'-'d100! < <m1 (1<1C"I < ame lrom
11 Trtlc> I l<>clerc1l pr oqr dill for Enq-
liih Lc1tHllldCJ<' I 1•ctr11N.,, who
111ok<' up c1 n1<11onty ol lh1• student
fh1pulc1l1011
Thr-. ~1•c11, PtJvrch <'Xl<•rHled the
p111~1rnm to 1ndudP ult <.,luclents,
iW<.hers and parents.
• "I tell mv slt1fl l w~mt the
aamcs of stuclcnts who'it' part>nl<i
'l'IOn't nppec1,r to h1i u•ctding to
Uiem dl honw, • 1>.tv1ch Sdtd. "I
b 11\'P c1 li<,l ol uhi.n1t :m lo :lS 1\anws
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lhul dm~ ... n I \\ nrk, I'll go to thPtr . .
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Some parent responsibilities:
•Schedule homework time
• Read together
• Praise and encourage child
• Keep in touch with school
Some student responsibilities:
• Work hard on homework
• Discuss with parents what Is
h!amed at school
• Ask teac~rs questions
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home with the book~.•
The compact lS one of the ways
that Sonora is fighting to over-
come language barriers and to
get students to excel in all areas
.There is also a "study-buddy"
program, in which fifth-graders
tutor students m lower grades.
There is ~o d reacting program
Ln wtuch students are read to dur-
ing lunch in a pup tent on the
school's front lawn
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mg .for gilt certificates for students
whos!'? parents volunteer there.
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DIANA MUl.Vi IA>~Y I'll -•rt just takes 15 nunutes a day
for parents to sit down, tum off
the television dnd read to theu
kids,· Pavich said. "But it can
mdke such a difference for the
kids .•
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ThurWoy, Odober 22, 1998 A; .
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I California f oo~ball players on different playing field
he Midwest calls itself the
World's Breadbasket.
Northern Calilomia-
Superior Califonua, ~s s<1me
would have 1t -is either the
Tomato Capital or the World's
Salad Bowl, dPpendlng on
whether you're in the Sac-ramen-
to or Salinds valley ..
Southern Culifomld used to be
the Orange Cdpltal of the World.
But hundreds of groves and
untold lhousctn<l!> of trees were
' sacnriced fo1 more tract houses
than the eye can see or tho nund
can behold.
Not to worry. Thl• world dnd
the ndtJon :;till fly m Southerrr
Cahlomm's Jellinl'rs, Wdlch its
movies dnd telcwlSlon shows and
lap up its fads dnd fashions.
In recent years, Southern Cali-
fornia has produced another vital
commodity for which the
demand is msallttble: high school
football play~rs. l dare say 90%
of the Division I football pro-
gTdms in Amcricd have an assort-
ment of Caltfomia players.
Here in our new hometown,
the Colorado Statf' Rams have
managed to lure 37 stalwarts -
· one-third of the squad! away
from Parddise on the Pacific
Two of them you might know:
Peter Hogan from Harbor H.igh
and Nick Schaumburg from
Corona de>I Mdr. Sending football
pl.ayers on to pldy Division I, the
highest level of intPrcollegiate
THE f IED
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fred
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athletics, is not the norm among
Newport-Mesa high schools.
indeed, it is a rarity
Granted, Colorado State is not
Nebraska. But the Rams have
been reaching higher and higher
each season in the 1990s Mostly
it has to do with the amval m
1993 of Head Coach Sonny
Lubick. A year later, he was
Sports lllustrated's Coach of the
Year. Even so.Colorado State's
football prowess is not dinner-
ta ble conversation.
"When they called me about a
scholarship, I kind of had to fdke
it because l wasn't sure where
the school was or what kind of d
team they had,• Nick Sdld over
breakfast last Sunday
"I really wanted to go to An-
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in me. FresnoState and San
Jose State were, but no way I
wanted to go to either of them.•
So Colorado State it was, a
win-wm deal for both parties.
His first year, Nick was a red-
shirt freslunan at tight end. He
was on the team, but didn't play,
whlch JE;t him with four years of
eligibility.
"You're the re, but you're not,•
Nick said, grinning.
Pete nodded. He knows the
feeling. He's in the same purga-
tory himself, at defensive end.
From red.shirt freshman, you
move to what sportstasters call a
"true freshman,• then on to
sophomore, juruor and seruor,
playing more and more each
year. .
If you c;tdy m one piece. While
this should have been Nick's
year to begm shining, he severe-
ly sprained an ankle dunng a .
scrimmage in late August and
still is •not quite 100°0"
Last Saturday, we went to the
homecoming game against Tulsa
(a splendid win!). I watched for
Nick to be sent in, and when he
was 1 aimed my binoculars at
him. He didn't get a lot of play-
ing tune, but when .Nick
Schaumburg was in, he did W.
JOb superbly.
I wat.ched Pete on the side-
lines. His gold pants and green
Jersey with the No 75 were spot-
less. You could t('ll he was anx-
ious to get some grime on his
uniform. And he will, but not true;
year
Both men seem to like 1t here
but. says Pete, •I'm still kind of
homesick, but I'm getting used to
the town and the school.• ·
It is a ·ct1fferent kind of place.
"No wcives: Nick said .. vilh a
ldugh. ·But the people c.1re great,
really dilferent than al home.·
"Everybody's so mc:e, • said
Jeff Gaht1gdn, Nick's roommate
and our third guestill br<>akldsl
(Jeff's from Laguna Niguel. but
his dad, Mike, is my penodon-
llst).
Thc.1t was something on which
we could all dgrl'e. There is a
civilitv here, a con'>it'leration for
others, that seems to he increas-
ingly scarce m Cahfonua. m, exemphhed in little things
The newspaper isn't thrown on
our dnvcwc.1y in the morning, it'!>
placed at our front door. The
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tem. Brings Bianli.et Pnmary Law into cxri)rmrty
with Democrat & Republican National Committee
rules & regolallOOS peming presidential delega·
bOn electJOOs
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Reduces class size from kindergarten through
third grade. Creates the Office of Chief lnspec·
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of a school-srte gowm1ng council of parents and
teacher at each school. Requires a zero-toler·
ance lo< P9S$8SStOf1 of drugs
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Would lllVBbdale 1t19 electriClly deregolation law
as enacted in 1996 Would requtre a 20% rate
cut and P'Mfl!S utilities loon charging custom·
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long·term purchase contracts.
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C tti\~80 O f COMM£ RC£
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trash coll~ctor put.b the lid back
on the cans. Stores Lave ~rape
bdgs open at the top and :mvit«!
you to sample one.
So, is.this'enough to Keep
thesP Californians m Colorado
dfter they've finished coUege?
·It would depend on the 10\>
market,· Nick said. "But I'm
plunmng to go home after
school •
tricks on you,• someone ddded.
But J won't say who.
We en1oyed our visit with
these hne ladi. immensely dJld
mvited them to come to our
house any um~ they need a qwet
place to study a 9000 meal or a
Wd'>lung mat lune to use.
Of course, 1f a special girl and
. marriage was a topic of discus-
sion, that would be difforent1 dlJ
three dgTeed.
They probahlr will go home to
Cdhforntil alter they grnduate.
But it C<ilorado gets to keep one
or two ot thPm, it will be very
lucky indeed ·
• FRED MARTIN ts a former Newport
Beach res1d<!nt who writes th•s column
from his new home In Fort Collins.
Colo
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"The girls here are more
down to earth, N Pete said.
·~eah, but they c;till play nuncJ
Full Service Catering
• Sizzling Fajita Bar 4lii ~trolling Mariachis . '
Margarita & CeNeza Bar
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Party Trays To ~
' • Enchrladas • Taqu1tos \ ~
•·Tacos • Tamales ~ • Guacamole • Salsa ~
AND MORE!
Ba nquet Rooms
10 to 100 people. ~ ?Ji~,. Catering
645-0209
Costa Mesa
642-1142
Corona del~ :.
644-8226
• (. '"-"' ' d•·I M." • Nt»11oport AP.Kh • l.ost.1 Me!..1 • S.1nt.~ An '
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READY COOKF.D RO F..MARY
CHICKEN BREAST
$3.99 lb.
Reg. $5.99 lb.
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Orange Coast College
Fairview & Ar1ington, Costa Mesa
2601 W. PCH • N.8. • 642-5935 (714) 432-5880, ext. 1
Personalized
FITNESS PROGRAM
~:Dffl•;c;rr oNtv$i75 ......
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:PROGRAM INCLUDES:
• FiUlcss assessment (body 6u, heart rate, Rc:Ubility and metabolic prolile)
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• Grocery shopping tour with trainer
• Personal workbook and training journal
• Exercise prescription with personal trainer
Get in sha e with No Xcuz! Fitness
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ENJOY NEWPORT'S MOST DNIQDE DlftlltG EIPElllEICE FRO!
Dinner is on us
Wtwn you purchase one entree al regular
price. }ou'll receive one free entree
at equal or lesser value <bever
age. tax and tip not mcluded) \
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This offer 1s only good through
October 30, 1998, so call now
for reservations
(!M9) 673-3425.
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RESTAURANT ' A Watt'rf'tonl Classic at 1
Tlw Newport Harbor Nautical 'Mu eum
<formtrhJ Ht11btu E. vt J
151 E Coa t Hwy . .,, ·Newport Beach
• • ti on rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dail
CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Gayle and Ray I Jaskell take
a picture with the DaUy Piiot in Zaanse Schans, Holland, in
April.
The Dally Pilot went along for the ride when Pat Detro of Costa
Mesa and Nancy Robinson of Seattle bicycled Unough Holland
during tulip sea.son in April.
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After spending the la.st year together co·chairing Grad Night '98 at
Newport Harbor HJgh School, Sue Werner, Laura Whlte and Jayne
I.ally catch up on the Pilot at Steam's Wharl in Santa Barbara.
The Helfrlches of Newport Beach, from left, Matthew, Michael
and Lauien, show off the Pilot at Epcot Center in Florida.
Noel Baca Jr. of Costa Mesa, in front of Lambeau Field the
morning of the annual stockholders meeting, ·July 8, 1998.
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''N a car?
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It's sorta hke there's a big Hertz at the airport and a little Hertz rn the neighborhood. We're
the little guys We're Hertz Local Edition . And we're in the neighborhqod when you need
a rental car. Like when your car's in the shop. Or when you just want to get up and
go. We'll even pick you U,P After all. what are f nends for?
For your information: Optional OW ts S9 a day. Av:i1labihly is hmrted and 24-houc. advanced reservations
required Rates available at southern California loca11ons through December 15, 1998. and requires a 3:<1ay mm·
1mum keep. M1rumum rental age is 25 Customer pick·up1retum 1s available in local area No commercial dis·
counts or promotional offers apply Standard ceh~I quahftcahons, rental period. geographic and return restnc-
bons apply. 3-day total of S29 94 includes 300 free miles. 21¢ for each addrt1onal mile. Taxes, vehicle ltcens1ng
fee averaging 67¢ a day. and optional items. such as refueling are extra. Proof of insurance may be required .
CALL 1·800· 704·44~3 OR A LOCATION LISTED BELOW.
2709 N. Harbor Blvd. • 19171 a.ach Btvd.
Coet• Mesa • Huntlneton Beach
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CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Paul, Paula, and Christina .
Bogenrlef take a photo with the Daily Pilot and Captain Jore
Nervtk of the Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas last June.
Peggy Engard, a teacher at Pomona Elementary School, poses
with husband Ted and the Daily Pilot .ln front of boat that will
:,-took them to Catalina, courtesy of her kindergarten studen~.
Ann Sullivan of Newport Beach, and Susan Ten Eyck and Jan
Probst of Corona del l\(ar took the Daily Pilot into the Amazon
jungle.
Joan Sue Betson of Newport Beach and twin sister Audrey Lane
Brownlee take the Daily Pilot to their 50th high. school reunion
in Appleton, Wash.
Dave New's wile and mother-in-law visiting family in Bath, Ohio.
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Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5
722-7224 • 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa
www.rugsandcarpets.com
Thursday, October 22, 1998 A ~
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We trade you toy.s for
children's partrait sinings. ·
PJus rccCJve up ro 3 ..
off chcir portraits. Offer
cxtendcJ dnough •
No~·cmhcr 7, onl). ..
T~anks ro you. over 18
roy have been donated.
Plan n ow'
for holiday
Gifts ~d. Card
(949) 675 -3 13
3732 E. Coast Hwy, -
Corona dcl Mar.
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Specia l ShOivtng
of the new
"Pictures"
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262-9270 546-6386 830-9560
270 E. 17th St. Suite 12A
Costa Mesa
Open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm
Closed Sundays
TO TAKE PHOTOS. .·
Phetos and Candy with
· Our Monsters ·
Frankenstein, Count Dracula,
Cou{s, .Cobbllns and more!
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• MASKS. MAKEUP • GAG GIFrS
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ca:S'fflM 1"t111e PRO .. ~
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PRESENTING YOUR FAVORITE
COLLECTIBLES
Madame Alexander Dolls
Breyer Horses & Accessories
Mu ffy VanderBear
Beanie Babies•·
Glory-· $30.00
Pdncess -$15. 00
Edn -$15.00
Peace -$15.00
· (Limit of t per style ~r customer)
·All proceeds above $5 .00 per Beanie Bab}' wilf be donated lO
Orangcwood ChildH'll'!-i f oundation
(Ava il.1hll.' "'hilc .,upplic., l.i.,c)
3331 E. Coast Highway
(becwttn Mvgucrit~ & Marigold) ) Corona del Mar• 673-3791
SaturdaY. October 31 st
Startine at 9Pm rno cover J
Come In Costume & Join The f unl
Prizes Awarded for the Best Costumes.
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~nd AROUND TOWN items to the
Daily Piiot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St ..
Costa Mew 92627; fax them to 646-
4170; or call 540-1224, ext. 228 A <.om-
ptete listing of Around Town can be
found at www.tatlmeuom/pllot
TODAY
.. A Personal View of C;dlfornJa,"
u watercolor exhlb1t by Richdrd
Thomsen, will be on display
through Oct 31 at the Newport
Beach Central U brary foyer, 1000
Avocado Ave. For more informa-
tion, call(949) 717-3801
The Orange County Horse Show
Association Ch.impionship· Show
will be presented from 8 a.m. to
dm'k through Sunday at the
Orange County Fatr & Expos1bon
C~nter, 88 Fair Dnve, C'ostd
Mesa. Admission lS frt>e For more
inform~tion, call (949) 459-961 l.
A yoga class will be presented by
Helend Sprake from 9 to 10 15
a .m at the Nancy Cldrk Educa-
tion Center, 471 Old Newport
Road, Swte 103, Newpo[t Bedch
Admission is $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes For more
information, call (949) 548-.4059.
·A singing cla5s wlll be presented
from 1 to 3 p .m. at OASIS Scruor
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave ..
Coron a dcl Mar. Ad mission LS
free. For more mfonnation, call
(949) 644-3244.
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce will pre-
sent Connec-llons '98 Business
Expo from 5 to 8 p'.rn dt Ays1a 101
Restaurdnt, 2901 W COdst High-
way, Newport Beach The event
·will feature more than 70
exh1b1tors and hors d'oeuvr<'s
from Chma, Japan, Indonesia,
Thailand, Korea, Mcllaysia and
Vietnam. Adnussion 'is $10 for
non-members and fr~e for mem-
ben.. For· more information, CdU
(714) 729-4400.
Newport BPach Ct•ntrnl Library's
Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. Admission is free. For
more information, call 717-:iBOl .
A group counseling session UUed
Rl'lalions!up Improvement will he
prei.ented at 7 p.m <St C:Od!>t Con·
suJting, 180 Newport C'<'nte1 On-
ve, Newport Beach S<";sions <1n•
$25 For more mlunndl1011, < t11l
(949) 720-8437
A free seminar Ulled Survtvtng
Heart Disease -One Mein\
Experience will b<' pr ewnt('(I
from 7 to 8 p.m. in tht> Pdllo C'ufe
dl Mother's Market und K1'tchen, ·
225 E 17th St., Costa M(•sr1.
Reservdtions are wqu~st<•d. ro1
more infom,at1on, c.111 (800) 595.
6667 ' I
FRIDAY
A yoga class will be presented by
I Jelend Sprake from 9 to 10: 15
d.m. at the Nancy CIMk EdUC'd·
lion Center, 471 Old "lt•wporL
Rodd, Swte 103, Newport Bt•tJch.
Admission is $8 per c ltJss or $30
for four prepaid cld'>Ses For mort>
mformauon, cdll (949) 548-4054
SATURDAY ·
A back~country hike will take
place d.t 9 a.m di Crystdl Cove
State Pdik, 8471 E Codst High-
way, Newport Bedch li1k<'T'> w1JI
meet at EJ Moro Visitor Center
Parking is $5 For morP Ullor Jlld·
llon, call (949) 497-7h47. • ·
SUNDAY
A back-country hike· w ill take
place dt 9 a m dt Cry<;tdl Cove
State Park, 8471 E Cods! J l1~1h·
way, Newport Bcdch I l1kcrs w1ll
tneel dt El Moro V1s1tor Center.
Pdrlµng is $5. For morl ... mlonna-
tion, call (949) 497-7647.
A dramatic readJng of WlliJam A Linliy swing workshop wtll he
Luce's ·Tue Belle of Amherst• presented at Lrye DcFort> l)dnu•
will be presented ul 7 p.m. at the· Center, 151 Kolmuc;. Drwe, G-;l,
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Collold Mesa, An
mtcnnnd1dte/advanc~ class will
be from 2 to 4:30 pm followed by
u lK'ginncrs class from 5 to 7:30
pm. Part1c1pants 13 and over aH•
welcome. Partners ct.re not neces-
sary. Admission is $15. Fot more
mformCJUon, call 241-9908.
MONDAY
A yoga class will be presented by
f lel<'na Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m
di the Ndncy Clark Educanon
Center, 471 Old Newport Road,
Suite 103, Newport Bedch.
Adnussron is $8 per class or $.10
tor four prPpaid classes. For more
mfonnalion, call (949) 548-4059.
TUESDAY
A ballroom dance class ~ill be
· pre'>Pntocl from 3 to 4 p.m. di
OASIS Sf'nior Center, 800 Mar-
UUNitP A,.ve, Corond del Mc1r.
Aclm1c,s10n 1s $38 For more m!or-
ntdtton, c dll (949) 644-3244.
OCT. 28
New Leaf Natural C uisine will
pn•sent a cook.mg class titled
Tricks dnd 1rcc1ts from 9:30 to
11 :30 d m or from 6:30 to 8.30
pm. dl d des.1gnated place in Cos-
tc1 MC'-.a. Admission is $35 per
cld'>!>. R£>q1slrdllon 15 required ds
<.Ids'> s1w t!> limited. For mort•
mfonndtion, (714) 444-1005.
The Ne_tworkers will meet from
11 4 5 " m. to 1 p rn at the Cosld
Mestt Golf dnd Country Club,
1701 Golf Cour!>e Drive. Admis-
sum is $12 dnd includes ;unch. For
morn mfonnatmn. call 885-9093.
SenJor consultant Bob Brennan
will Jerad d free discussion of
rcver..e mortgages .for seniors 62
c1nd ov<>r at 3 p.m. at Bayside Vtl-
laqe, :300 E. Coc1st Highway,
Newport Beach. For more mfor-
matJOn, call 723-0233. ·
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714.~79.6365
1072 S.E.Bnstol St Ste 209
S.1nta Ana Heights
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760-6640: ~. 2850 E.' C()ast: ~~' Corona de~ ~~
Accepti1y/Appoi1dn1ent8 For Co1urigt1111f>nt ••
Donation• are 11h~t1y. tf1elcQn1c. . . · · ..
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A group counseling e.\slon titled
Body·lrfldqe lmprnvenlf•nt -
foemnl<! Power will bt> present d
dt 5:30 p.m . at CocJ-.t Consulting,
180 Newport Centt>r Dnve, Nt!W·
port u~nch . Scsi>ionl> are $25. For
more infonnatton, call (94H) 720-
.84!7.
A free selJ!inar tilled lrldology
and Nulrll.lon· will be! presented
lrom 7 to 8 p.m. c1t the Pdllo Cult•
dl Mother's Mtt.rk<'l and Kttchc>n.
225 E. 17th St.. Costa Mesct
Rc>~t,rvdtions are requestPd ror
more informallOn, Cdll (BOO) 595·
6661. ,
Connect at the C orond de l Ma1
Brc1nch L1br,jry d sc>m'S uf work-
.,hops lt!t1lunn9 lip'> for eflN tJvp
U'i(' of hhrnry Tl.!SOllfC"P';:, Wtll he
prP~entc>cl from 7 to 8:30 p m
cvt'I)' WPdnP-.duy through Nov.
25 c1t • thP hhrnry, 420 Md11golcl
Ave. Tht> work.c;hop~ will al~o IPc1·
llir" c;lJdtegws for Weu ndv1qc1-
t1on Adm1c;s1on ts fret•. For morp
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OCT. 29
mtom1dllon, call 717-3801.
A representath:e from UCI will
v1s1t OCC' Trdn:.ler Center from
ri c:1 .m. to 4 pm. to m•'cl v.1th tu-
<lcnt mtarested in tr<1osf<'mnu
The Transfer < t>ntN is located rn
the school'i; Co.unst1lmg cind
Admi.,.,10ns Annex, 2701 Pdtrv1cw
Rodd_,_Co:;lct M'•sn. Por m ore
infonnatior;i, cdU (7141432-58~4 ·
OCT. 31
" St. Andrew' Pre b) .. erlan
Church offers a upport group for
fanulles wllh loved ones who ru •
mentdll)• 111. The group meets
lrom 6 30 to 8 pm. Sunda~ m the
church' D1ercnfleJd t fall C. 600
St. Anclww Road. Newport
Bcadt. TI1 • conlidentidJ group 1s
opPn to the corrunuruty. For mor
mformauon, call bJ l -2880. ,
Pr o-.pecli. Networking Croup
rnl'f•ts lrom 7:15 to 6:30 am.
WPdnP-1.i<lttys al f\1lm1's Caf P., uns
Nt>wpor t Blvd.. Costa Mesa.
B1et1kto t ts $6. For mow mformd·
ttJJn, call Ang1(> Stc1fforcl at 474·
The Newport-Mesa ar.-d Paren~ in5 or nna Ftrmcm .at 551-3156 Without Pdrtncrs c hdplt>r will prP· ·
"""' a Hdllowl•Pn dance lrom 8
pm. to rrudmght al the Bui.:na
Pc1rk I fott•l, 7675 CrP:.cent Ave,
Buc>nc:t • l'drk Co>IUJlll• rm•
opt1rmc1J. Acl1111s:.1on it. $Ii Jcu
ntPmhers <1nrl $8 lor noruncm-
hers Fur more mfonnntmn, call
ONGOING
All la'>\en' Leads Cluh meets at
1 :15 am. TuP. days at ~hmi's
C.1ft• J 835 NPwport Blvd., Costa
M1· c:1 For more rnformnhon, call
)4h·l 25.!
Zen Home Stitchery, a local
11 muhscturer of med1tauon sup·
phe , hold~ H free mPdltdlton from
5 to 7 p m Sundd)'S at Me ... a 8us1-
llP.:.s CPnti--r, 1·1 t \\' 17th St., Swte
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Our Move to 2196 Harbor Blvd. (the old
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TOWN
CONTINUED FROM A 9
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches cmd Recrcution Comm.is-·
sion meets dt 7 p m. the first Tues-
d<ly of each month in the C1ty
Council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd , Newport Bedch For more
tnformdhon, call 644 -3151.
Nicotine Anonymous fellow hJp
wants to h<>lp men. and women
who smoke to qull and remam
'imoke freP ror more information
on Jocdl everung meetings, call
650-27 l:J.
The Costcl Mesa HlstoricaJ Soci-
ety hold~ d free open house from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at
1870 Anrthe1m A\ t>., Costa Mc~a.
The event letituws rn1·mornbil1a
lrom (he city of c ·ost<1 Mc•su und
lhe Sdnld Anu Anny \1r Bdse P'or
more mformution, call 631-5<H8
Oa~ls Senior Center offers a
Parkmson's d1c;ease support group
from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs-
day of each month dl 800 Mar-
gu<>nte Ave., Corona del Mar. For
more information. call 644-3244.
The Yoga Place offers a prE'nataJ
and pO<;tnatal yoga class from 3 to
4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New cla<i>eS
begin on the first of thP month.
For more information, call 642-
74bO
Hoag Cancer Center o ffers Man
to Man, a freP prostate cancer ctis-
cusslon group, lrom 7 to 8:30 p.m.
the ftrst Wednec,day of each
month at the cent.er aud1tonum, 1
Hodg Dnve, Building 41, New-
port Beach. Por reservdllons or·
morf' 1nformat.1on, call 722-6237
The Paclflc Business Xchange
has weekly b11>ctkfast meet.mgs at
7 a .m. Tuesdays at the Pacific
Club, 4110 ~focArthur Blvd.,
!\Jcwport Beac:h. There is no
chdr<JE> for the mitJal meet.mg For
more• mfonnation, call 640-0588.
around town
Fisherman Vincent Corrales has some of his ball taken by
gulls at the west jetty in Balboa. Corrales, f.rom Lake Elsi-
nore, likes to fish off the jetty on his days oil. Corrales eats
a big bre akfast before be comes to the Jefty and never
goes home empty-handed. He usually hooks a big yellow-
tail or halibut. OvereatPrs Anonymous meets
from 7 to 'J pm Wednesd<1yc; at
':)t. John's Ep1scop<1l Church, 183 1
[. Ba; St., Cosld f'.le-.<1 For 111me
mfonnation, cdll 95.J-O<JUO I relationship group called Insight I more information, call 722-4588. I The Newport Beach Psychologi-Equcils Power at 7 p.m. Thun;-
cal Association presents a coed days. The fee is $25 per week. For Hoag Cancer Center offers a free
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Newport Dunea Reaort'a 6th Annual
..Top Dog.. ~)
Fashion Sho ... ,.
Benefit for the OCSPCA and Co m an1011 Pet P.etreat
4· SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1998
••• on the beach at Newport Duhe9 Resort at 11 a.m. • ~· 4'• Inter your pooch to wlnl
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4'• from NTCO aw.-ded to the "Top 0ot•
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O~x·n Mon&y 1hrough fridly I (I ", 5.uurd.ly 10 6, and Sunlhy 11 S
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Newport Beach/Costa f'.iteso Doily Pilot
r(lllaxation and unagery workshop
from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth
Wednesday of each month at 1
Hoag Drive, Building 41, New·
port Beach. For more information,
call 760-5542:
The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for young men ages 14
to 18 interested in learning about
sailing, seamanship, piloting,
navtgation and Cl1llsing. Mect-
mgs are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Sea Explorer Sea
Base, 1931 W. Coast Jbghway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 642-6301 or 551-
8591.
. Oasis Senior Center offers ongo-
ing assistance, counseling and
referral servtces for seruors. For
· appoinbnents or more mfonna-
tion, call 644-3244,
The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen
Square and Round Dance Club
seeks experienced dancers to 1om
in from 9 to 11 d.m. Thur.days at
the Costa Mesa Seruor Centt>r,
19th and Pomona streets, Costa
Mesa. For more information. ccdJ
545-5669.
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WAXING
A free support group for cancer
patients meets at 7 p m. Wednes-
d'ays and a support group for peo-
ple suffenng from chronic fatigue
syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesdays at th~ Institute for
Holistic Treatment ancl Research,
4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100,
Newport Beach. For more in!or-
mation, call 251-8700.
ArthrlUs Foundation Instructor
Hillary Stone· 1eads an ~xercise
class at 11 a m Thursdays at the
Jewish Scruor Center, 250 E Bclk-
er St., Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 513-5641. ·
Nightly meetings are ottered in
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
for anyone who wants to over-
come rucotine ddd1ction. For a
schedule or more information, call
774-9106 or (800) 642-0666.
The Newport Sports Collection
Foundation, a nonprofit orgdruzd-
tion, operates a free museum at
620 Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Beach, which hds one of the
world's largest collections of
sport.c:; memorabilid, ts open from
9 a.m to 5 p.m. weekdays. For
information, call 721-9333.
Celestino's
quality MEATS
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'w rnny Rocky Frc c Range Chickens
MANNING'S all natural BEEF
.\tclllllltlj.(~ ,'\II .....,~miral
To p H O UI lei or
Sirloin Tip Roast
<>3uu 11>
( c•lt•stnl<l'"> "'P<'< i.il \l,1rhl<llt·tl
Reef ni-Tip
s4 !m II>.
( t'll'">lll\O"·• ~pt•( t.tl
~1u11c:<1 Pork Cl1op~ or
~1um·<1 Chicken Brca!->t
.,3~ II>
( t'lt '">llllO' \II "•llllr.ll < ookt ·d or ~II< t ·d
Roast Beef or Utrkcy
s5 uu lh.
Fresh Seafood
Fre.i.,h Coolwcl L.!.lfi11 I . uU s r <:rs
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(Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.-Sat., 10-6 Sun .
FLOWERS DIRECT
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to the pllblic
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Warehouse: 882 We t 16th St.,
Newport Belich • 650-5700
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oag Cancer Center sponsors a
tai chi clac;s for intennediate
advanced lPvels from 10 30 to
:30 d.m. Thursday:, for people
th cancer and thrnr families. A
ginner session meets from
:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Fridays. The
ses dre des19ned to reduce
ess, increase longevity and pro-
ote a sense of well being with
sic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenu-
s movements to ttid in bdlance
d conrentrntion.. Tiw cltlss is
ught by Victor Arm,mcf. No req-
tration iS requm~cl. Free l loag
ancer Center is at 4000 W. Coust
ighway, Newport Beach. For
ore ulforrnation, raU 722-6237
asls Senior Cente r offers a dai-
telephone contact progrdlll for
niors who have a lumted local
pport system. For more mfor-'
ation, cdU 644-3244.
e Co'Sta Mesa Communicators
oastmasters Club meets from
oon to 1 pm. Wc>dne>sdays at the
range County Depdrtrnent of
ducation, 200 Kalmus Dnve,
osta Mesa. ~1e •tmgs are open to
nyone who wanlc; to unprovE> his I
r her public spedkmg· skills. For
ore information, call 444-5030
he Newport Beach Distln-
'shed Toaslmdstcrs Club 1300
eels from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesddys
Sgt. Pepperoni's nwctm9 room,
2300 Bnstol St., Newport Beach.
for reservations or more mfonnd-
t10n, cdll 730-367 t.
Mesa Messengers Toastmaster
Club 691 in Costa Mesa m~elc; at
7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa' Verde
Uruted Methodist Church, 170 t
W. i3aker St., Costa-Mesa. For
more information, call 540-4446.
Blue Flame Toctstmasters Club•
2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
di the Village . Farmer, South
Codst Plaza Village, 1651 Sun-
flower Ave., Costa Mesa The
meeting is free far first-time visi-
tors. For more mf orrnation, call
855-4308 .•
Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7
a.m Mondays ctl The hvine Co,,
550-C Newport Center, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
733-2209.
Harborlltes Toastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 d.m. Wednesdays
di. the R.iverbodt Cdfe, 151 E .
Coast Highway, Newport Beach •
For more ulformahon, call 9b5-
3G48.
Lido Isle Toasim~slers meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. al
the Glendale Federal Bank Com-
munity Room, 100 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Fdshion Island, New-
port Beach For more informdl.JOn,
1r1• urn~ ,,
SOUTH COAST PLAZA VILlAGE
L, f 11c, fill ,,, ur ll lidmJ qif I I" 1n J
on J ,J, <tirnlin J nH J., wilh our urll 11u
« 111 <Ii< n cf ll'lndc 1fit•~ iii m'
OcfobeP 22, 23, 24 & 25
Thursday ........ 10 am · 8:30 pm Saturday ........ 10 am · 5:30 pm
Friday ............. 10 am · .8:30 pm Sunday .......... 10 am -4:30 pm
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Christmas Everyday ts located at South Coast Plaza
Village. Show entrance and best parking on
Bear Street side of the Village.
For information, call 714·435·2050
Master Card & VISA ·Accepted
Please no strollers opening day .
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Free Halloween masks
at the Aquarium.
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(What did you expect, ghouls and goblins?)
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Imm lb.a,"' uni If> r• m .
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Celli %4-5314.
Oa-;ls Senior Center offers a
CctrC-A·V<1n transport to l<tke
mcmh<>rs to dppmnlmcnts antl
groc cry shoppm9. The shuttle
tttkc m<>mbcrs to the center. For
appointments, call 644-3244.
People lntefested ln reading
cnqllsh Cdn }earn with the help of
d tutor. I lourly rules and timf's
nPqohc1hlc. Por mom information.
C'dll 8~ 1·l739.
Oasf<j Senior Center offers visu-
. ct1l-t11d sc:n•cninq.., with tt Braille
lnslll\1te rt>presC'nlative by
dppointnwnl. ror more inJormil·
lion, cdll 644-.1244
Oasis Senior Center has a walk·
mq qroup cc11lc>d Walkl'rs Nol
Hockt-rh lllilt rnPets onu• a wel•k
to · PnJOY ..,, (•111C wctlks in. dnd
cllO\Jll!I thP Newport Bedch i'Hl'o.
ror more• mlonrn1llon, CdU h44,-:u.t4.
tssentlal Weight Management
otfc•I'; 1ntN<1ct1vP 1tnd prod< live
W<'HJhl lo!>s Hn>ups. Ledrn behav-
ior mochhccttion ttncl other tee. h-
111qtws lo control your weight
01 1q1 ''n I
IHIPERGO
$5.99 Sq. Ft. (installed)
wn
c'o l lS $20. Group meet lrum
H:'H> to 8 p.111. W1~dnf"'sclnys and
TIH1r dctys at 3b<f San Miutwl Dn-
ve, SUllP ~Vin, NPwport Hl'ach. rm
murP mh1rm11twn, «.tU 718·11fWR
An discussion group for recover-
my '".onu·n c1lcohuhc. ':'h~ hdye
hPl'n solwr c1t I ust d y <H mePls
l1om 8 to 9 .. m p .m . Thursdays lo
dtscu-,s rt>lahonsh1ps, c-ctreers and
hvanq hit~ soher. Thcr~ 1s <J cost
h.1st>cl on cl shchlHJ <,( ,~)e, For morp
mformallon, C".1U 225-IH8~.
The Hope Institute, a center for
ri ·c ovcry and ldnl.ily educdtion,
olf Prs .1 women's suptxlft !Jroup
lronf' b::m to R p.m. Tu~sdays at
'.lllOp .}3nstol St., C-206~ Coi.;ta
I\ IPs<1, For lllmt' mfonnc1hon, c <111
4 !2-0020.
The Healing Connection offers a
\.,Ollll'n's rrlc1t1onslup qroup c.ll 7
p 111. TI1t!sdc1ys di 4425 Jamhon•e
Ror1cJ, lHO·A, Newport Acctch. For
1uorP mformnhon, cdlJ 2bl-B003.
Women Helping Women offers a
frl't• J>Pt'J 'support group for
wonwn an lrt1ni.;1llon lrom 3:15 to
4:15 pm Wrdnescldys dt 425 E
18th St, Costd Mesa. Tof)ICS
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fC(.C)VNY dO<l pNSonal uppurt
Fur mure mfomldtion raU b3 l •
23::J3.
cl scs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.vu.
1\.1t .. >sdet)' , TI11u c1c1ys and Satur.!
days c1l IOUO W. Coast llighway,;)
Su1tP < , Newport B<><H h . The cosl
ts $8 per cld . Pw mur mfonnad
I Hoag Cancer Center offer a free Uon, C'(Sll 722-052b
Ale ohollf~ Anonymous yoga class from 10.45 to 1 t ·45
d.rn. Tue~duy at 4000 W. Coc15t
1 lighwdy, Newport· Ucac h ror
morn mfom1.1t1on, Cdll 71'.l·h2 \?.
Body Design and United Studios
of SPU-Defense otter~ lock boxmq
from tJ 45 to 7 ·4fi d .lll. Monclc:ty
U110U1Jh Fudav m Roc1111 :J 'at Odsis '
S1,11111r CPntf'I , 800 Maryuerit1>
Ave, Curonc1 <IPI Mar. r:or moll.? ..
mform,;t1on. <"<111 h44-3244. ·
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• Yummy Pumpkin Bread
• Delicious Pumpkin Cookies
• Pumpkin Shaped Rolls & Bread
"Best bakery around!"
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. Be Happy, Eat Healthy!
Open Mon -Sat 6am -6 · 30pm
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Lindquist's TinseltOl!JYl Studios opening party to benefit CHOC
H ooray for Hollywood.
Actually -more correctly
-it's hooray for entre-
preneunsm. It's alive and well in
Orange County dnd bemg
demonstrdted by Ogden Enter-
tainment with the upcoming
opening of Tmseltown Studios.
Last week dt the B(llboa Bay
Club in Newport Beach, a mom-
inq brunch was served to 1ntro-
dun• the community lo Tmscl-
town dnd announce the ope ning-
mtJhl premiere gaJa benefiting
Children's Hospital of Orange
('ounty
"TIJ\Seltown is a new 700-seat
lttc iltty ucc;1gned to resemble a
movie st11d10 lot,• said Carin
Me}er, semor pubbc1st for the ~tuclios. "It will feature a tele-
\ 1-.t"d awcJrds show atmosphere
\\ hc>r~ sell'clt'CI guests from the
11t1<hl'nce wlll v1e for Best Actor
.md Best AclIPss awdrds follow-
11 ll d moment of big-screen fame
.... tht.> ... t d1 m clips from famollS
lt·dlurc Ill ms.·
WcU. the public dt large will
111· .. tr1nd-ins for th(> star.:; as Tm·
,.·ltt1\\ n's mtenctivc concept will
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replace the Wees of Kevin Cost-
ner in "Field of Dreams" with
Bob Smith of Costa Mesa, and
Jane Doe of Newport Beac:h will
become Carrie Fisher in "The
Blues Brothers."
Guests will do their best act-
mg to win "Oggie" Awards
(named for Ogden Entertain-
ment), while e n1oying a fully
staged night at an awards show
mcluding arrival interviews on
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the red carpet, production nwn-
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singers and dancers, and of
course, dinner.
Located on Katella Avenue at
the Orange Freeway m Ana-
heim, Tinseltown is the brain-
child of Newport Beach resident
Jack Undqulst, former president
of Disneyland.
Lindquist has partnered with
Ogden EntertammMl, a $2 bll·
lion New York-based entertain-
ment company that operates
complexes worldwide, in<.luding
the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim
and The Great Western Forum in
Inglewood.
Llndqwst JOined Ogden part-
ners and local society at the Bay
Club brunch to tout the new dln-
mg and entertainment expe ri-
ence and most irilportantly to
inVlte the community to support
CHOC at the Nov 11 premiere.
Organized by the UTepress1ble
red-head Gloria Zlgner, director
of community development for
Cf IOC and pr9ducer of the
dnnual CHOC Follies, the morn-
ing get· together attracted John
and Donna Crean, Karen
Hard.Jn, Barbara Penrose dnd
Margo Cham berlin, chair of the
upcoming Cl IOC bene ht
The black-tie opening gala
, will honor our own resident
Oscar-wmnmg movie star, Claire
Trevor Bren. Trevor Bren the
stepmother of Donald Bre.n,
chairman of The lrvule Co ..
returned from re~idcnce m New
York several years ago to make
her home tn Big Canyon, New-
port Beach. .
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Brt.ng thls ad with you when you sell us your chlldren's
gently used clolhlnl!. toys & equipment. and "hiJe you're
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John and Don-
na Crean,
front. joined
former Disney·
land President
Jack Undqutst
and Margo
Chamberlin to
support CHOC
at the opening
reception of
Undqubt's
Tlnseltown
Studios.
The publicity shy 1Tevor Bren,
who also happens to be a very
talented artist, won her Oscar for
her portrayal of Edward G.
Ro binson's fioozy in the 1948
film "Key Largo.•
nevor Bren confided in a tele-
phone interview r~enUy, that her
pwpose in supporting this open-
ing is to promote the work of
CHOC and to help raise needed
funds to care for the children.
CHOC accepts all who come lo
its door, regardless of ability to
pay for service. The need is Q!eat
for support from the comrowuty.
Tickets are $200 and may be
reserved by calling (714) 532-
8690. Who knows, you may get
your chance to star in pictures,
come home with a golden
"Oggie" and have the opportuni-
ty to"help the children of CHOC
all at the same time.
Sounds like a big time Holly-
wood night to me.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot · datebook Thursday Odobe< 22, 1998 A I .
It's a 'Mighty' fine tim~ to experience 'Happiness~
• EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Crrtics col·
umn features movie critiques written
by communrty members serving on our
panel
'Mighty• ffiight be
contrived. but uplifting
A !though' . MThe Mighty•
screams for a robus t
taghne, for me to actudlly
write one would flow counter to
the current that runs through this
plcture like the mighty Mlssiss1p-
p1, celebrating the power of the
unagination to overcome virtudl·
ly any obstacle (except the 4-bili·
ty to resist dn obvious catch-
phrase, thett is).
Although I
frequently felt
as used dS <l
White Hou ... e
ogar as the picture lambasted
m~ with a torre nt of implausible
coincidences seemmgly
designed to el.mt if"geyser of
emotions, I gushed like a btub-
benng idiot, nonetheless
In fact, by the e nd or the
movie I was as regular ac; •01d'
Faithful.•
Although I con.s1stentl} pre·
dJcted what wai. on tap next, my
. knees mvariably jerked like d
mule at a Democratic convcn·
lion. I suppose that's because a
child (Elden Hensen ). rather ...,
than one of us jaded udults. ndr·
rated this real
ity-cum-fanta·
sy-nun-mspi·
rational tale
itboUt two
freaks-cum-
heroes.
By the way,
"fredk • is the
cndeanng
term used by
the stories nar·
rdtor, not by
myseli.
Ken Bucchi
Despite director Peter C hel·
som's sometimes dbrds.ive
segues, I was enraptured by the
way this film made' m" reul as if I
were seeing things through morn.
mnocent e} es.
When H ensen mu rd tee;, dn
mteqral scene wherem he lilts
Kwren Culkin onto his shoulders,
the camera. angle,...tone otmarfd·
llon, dnd d.inunished env1ron-
mt.>ntal noise all merged mto a:
conflux of storytelling th~t cwer-
"hadowed its hokey 9enealogv.
This story. which 1s ec;'>enhal-
ly dbout two mental, physical
and socidl mishU....hnding pur-
pose, if not absolution, in their
rather burdened hve!';, h<Js an ..iir
of nobilJty that reaches fdr
beyond its omnipresent
"Knights of the Roundt<ihlt>~.
metaphor.
The two mam charclcters,
played nchly by f lensen dnd
Culkin. become a physical con-
fluPnce ot mind and body.
Tiuough a senes of events that
test the11 fnendship and their
sanity-and hkely your ability
to suspend your disbelief -they
eventually form a spiritudl kin·
ship that f'nables them to tran-
scend their edrthly limitations
and their ronvoluted pasts.
What in the end may simply
u~--a story rtbout dorng that
which h right and discovering
that who you a.re has less to do
with your genes than your deeds,
turned out to be1a tnumphant
theatrtcdl expenence to boot.
The supporting cast, which
included a pedestrian turn by
femme fatd.Je Shclron Stone slum·
ming as He nsen's mother, wasn't
too shabby either.
. I give "The Mightyh two
"Mighty Joo Young" thumbs up.
You see, I'm We~kl Weak, I tell Yd! •
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• KEN BUCCHI, 35, lives in Balboa and
is a personnel analyst for the crty of
Los Angeles and a published author
'Happiness' is daring,
o~·iginal film making
0 ctober F.ilms decJded to
droP. dward-winrung
wntet-d1reclor Todd
Solondz's n<.>w film Ml lappioess•
• aftP.r determm-
mg thdt its
sub1ect matter,
pedophilia,
rape. murder
dnd masturba·
hon, WdS too
controversial.
Fortunately,
the li.1m
secur<•d new
distribution. Rob Orozco
The story
centers around
three sisters. Joy (Jane Adams),
is a frustrated songWriter/tele·
phone sdlesperson who quickly
realizes her diminishing
prospects for either persondl or
profess1onal gratilication. Helen
(Lara Flynn Boyle), js a success-
ful poet who believes that her
accolddes were neither earned
nor warranted. And Tush (Cyn·
th.hl Stevenson) is a model
who!)e hie> 1s the most demented:
her pc.ychologist husband fDylon
8dker) ic; a serial pedophile.
Baker's portrayal of Dr.
Mdplewood is touching, repul-
sive and sorrowful, yet easily the
most sdtisfymg portJon of the
movie Baker and Solondz ne1·
ther condemn nor sympathize
with this character but instead
rely on the audience's inteU1·
gC'nce to cletennine their own
~O_flclusions.
Maplewood 1s concerned
with h1s son Billy's (Rutuo; Reed)
~exual awakening. Wlull!
Maplewood's approach to h1i.
son's cunosity Will not earn him
any good parenting awards, JI
rloes establish a -.olcrt1,n hn.-,1
scene in which f\.foplewuu<l
atll~mpts to explain tu Billy thr1t
while he hasn't a prohl~m rap-
ing h1s friends. he could not
hrmg hunselt to rapm9 his own
son . Billy misinterpret his
father's reluctance to Tdpe h1m
dS an absl•nce of patcmat love.
The strong supporhng CdSI
features Philhs Holtman 1 "The
819.Lebowskl"), who bombardS'
a recepti\'e Helen w1th nhscenr>
phone calls: Camryn M.111he1m
dS a pesky ne1ghhnr "'ho knows
loo much dbout d mu1dN, a nd
Ben Gazdrra as lhr> fa1111l~· !Jdlrt·
arch who leaves hut ti<><'" not
divorce his wile 1Lou1se L<tsser).
Gazarra !\eent-. to be en1o~mg
ct rendlssance among todo~ 's
younger hlmmakers who are no
doubt mfiuenced hy the 11\m, of
John Cdssavate., (\\'ltne~s Vin·
cent Gallo's "Bullnlo fih"}.
.At.the end of "I lapp1n<.:.,,l' • (II
you hdve not Wdlkt•d uut
already) you will PithPr he
relieved, elated, exhctusted 01
disturbed, but dc•fm1tel) n1Jt
indifferent.
..
Th<> e charetctcrs are neither
eac;iJy torgotten -nor should ~
they oo. The quc::.tions proposeci":
by the three lcdding male per· •
formers regarding phy 1cal sex-
ual maturation v . the emotional
maturutiun of the three ~.-1sters
\\'lll uncluuhtt!dly provide end-
Ir <;!J op-<'d plPCes
Guud Mdc. hme D1slribuUon
::.hould be lpplaucled for releas·
ing on<• ot the mo<;t ongwal,
danng dn<l thought-provoking
Amencan lllms of the year. ----
• ROB OROZCO 29. Is a Newport Beach
resident Who owns his own business.
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RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the ·Pride of Newport" Riverboat, Home Of The
Newport Harbor NauOcal Museum (Formerly Reuben E Lee) Is
Open From 1 1 em-9pm Lunch and Dmnar Set Sun 8Nlc:h Sam
(closed Monday5) Reservation& Needed Only For Weddrngs,
Banquets ()-PyMlte Parties. AR Ma1or Credit Cards Accepted
Located At 151 E Coast Hv(f, Newport Beach CA 92660
(714) 673-3425 Fax 673-7864 .
AUTO BISTRO
The first drrve-thn.i restaurant on the planet where the fo6d
actually matters Our breakfast bistro menu IS served Sam·
11am Our al day bistro menu is served 11~1~. We otter
fine dellC8Cles SUCh as Seseme Peanut Noodles end a Grilled
Chicken Foeaccta Sandwich with Artichoke & Roma tomato
Plus 8 rue range of expresso & bis:ro belleregea S8rYed en day
loog LOC8t8cl at 3100 W Coast~ (Next to &arling BMW)
TWIN PALMS
Qihfom1a Coastal Cuisine. feswnng the b6unty of the coast in a
contllmporary 1ndool'-Out.door 111llage square atmosphere. hve
enterte1nment every night. Lunch Mon.-Sat. 11 30am-3pm
every night. bar, menu available between lunch/dinner and nu &t until midnight. Located et 630 Newport O:lnter Or. •
et Fashion Island 721-8288
JACK SHRIMP ..
ScrYing authentic Louisiana c1.11&ine m en upbeat, casual
9tmOGphtn v.1ttl peoo ~ Try Olr Jsckshrimp plates, or the
Jemmin' Jambelaya. Take ~ and dtlfivery r.'8il8ble. Located et
2400 w Coast Hwf. 6505577
THE CULINARY W P
Fre&h, healthy iotemationol dellcOOioe wrepped Within a flat roll.
Open 7 days a week from 11 ())am -9 ~. LOCllted 1n· the
Hillgren 5,qmre 250 E 17th Street. ( 714) 5484400
NEWPOR~ RIB COMPANY
M#' 15 ye.ore on Newport Blvd .. Newport Rib Company 18
movmg to 2196 HartJcr BIW It.ho old Siuror) ln CEE.MBEA. A
cock.te~ lounge, larger b8nqu feCilitl • more parting, e
separeta c«anng kitchen and opening fDI' lunch ore jUSt tome
of the WT'lpr(Nln'leots et ttie new location ~ location
~ ~ you1 at.ill find t.ne best bilby beclt nbt ln ()ange County ~ '"werm a comfortable leWng. Open 7 days e week
4-10 pm LOC9tAld et 2CXXl Newport Blvd 631-21 10
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LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE VILLA NOVA
Cetfom1e Cuisme at its finest E"tOY Bn!aldast, U..nch or C\nner Ill casual
eiegance, as 'fJlJ dine 1nsid'e or on our beaut11ul patio. We feature
ScriJmpbous Bu1fets throughout the day. or you c8f1 order from our
bountiful menu t.oceted et 179'.D Jamboree Road (comer or Jerntocee
end Ma nJ Phone [714) 975-1234 .(6720 HO\.W'S 6em-11pm.
YANKEE TAVERN
On tile bay 1n Newport Beach Serv1ng Lunch & Dinner dady
Located et 333 Bays de Onve 675-5333
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
Villa Nova offers Oassic Italian ClilStne with a spectacular view
Featunng homemade pastas. fresh seafood & veal speciatbes
and e unique waterfront ambiance reminiscent of an Italian
Countryside Professional service & an award winning W1ne hst
delight patrons while dtn1hg m this romantic setting. Liva
entertainment begins nightly at 9pm The upste!l"S Cigar Loonge
features premium cigars. sp1nts and en extensrve appetizer
menu Locetad at 3131 West Coast 1-tNy 642·788J
SCAMPI
Fine Fem~ Oirung Newly Remodeled Open 7 Oeys A Woek for
Otnner Only 5 CD 10 ~ Wa cater Private Lunch Parties for
15 People or More All MaJor Crecht Cef'ds Accepted
Reservst.ions Accepted Locatea at 15 76 Newport Blvd Costa
Mesa 645-8560
251 Shipyard \'a~ • "\e\\ port Beach
THAI SPICE
Vo:ed lly r.hr Reg•ste-: readers as appeared in The Best of
Orange County section as :The Best Tua Food In Orange County •
Lunch, dinner. catering & taAeout M:J.N ~NIN lfMl\E. 15455
Jeffrey-Road (at lrvlne Cent.al' ~J 857-8424 ()pen~ Sun
thru Thurs 11 a!Tl-9 3()pm Fri And Sat 1 l am-1 Opm Atso
located at 615 W 19th St Costa Mese 5484333
ROYAL THAI
Open 7 o8ys a W8'i Serving Lunch & DMCr ~ 11 am • 3pm
Sunday • Thorsda, D Mer rs served 5pm • 10pm Sunoa~· •
Thursda'; Fn end 5/lturday oi:ien unu 11 pm l.oc8teO at 4001 w Coast~ 645JTHA1)
DIHO SIAM
~re more than~ cr.d.en1 kl add'IOI co our AcxisS9'le Broasted. n Gt.ec
OlO.eri v. of.1!' !i.eak. Seof:>od PO:ne Rt. Baty Bact !\ts Pm a 22<.em
appetlllll' menu &'Id more Gene:'ous portions It • GJIAT 'r'iM Cc:me check os
out.I Ope,i for bnch, Clumer [pcm and appawers seMd a~ day) and Sunday
Breakfast FtJ co6.lai! ta'. Sarq;et fao'i(leS up ID 70 Game room SOM to be Qlell
414 Ill ~IM ~d ~ b:I Ill! Ill ~ln~Boodl. 645Sll6
Ttia1 Ctnnese Cuisine ~n 7 days Mondav • Saturday Lunch •
11 00 am • 3·00 pm. Otrmer 4 00 pm • 10 00 pm Sunday-
ltahen food fer hearty eaters, Open 11 ·30am-10 CQ:>m. Sundaf O.nner only Party tTeys & catenog ava\lable. Located 1n the Costa
Thursday, 11 :30am-11 ·(X)pm Friday.Saturday located at 1080 Mesa Coortya"dS at 1835 Newport 8IW £> 154 645-3259 Bayside Drive, 6444220
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NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
The on!'f brewery in Newport Beach. we SBM! award wmnmg
beers & we have a fantastx: food menu. with outdoor dll'lltlQ ena
lotS of FREE _earku:!9· Located at 2920 N'!WP<X't Blvd . Hours 11 3Jem.1 ~ SU~Tues 11 OOem-1 OOem FriSat
SKEWERS
Coste Mesa's only Breweryl Located at 298 E 17th St in r.osta
Mesa AQ our brew & entrees ere 1ndMdua~ made fresh Wood
fired pizzas, shrimp/chicken/beef/lamb kabobs, salads and great
sandwiches. Hours 1'1 em-11 pm Sun-Thurs and 11 am·
12 mtdoight fri.Sat
BAMBOO TERRACE
Olecll O\A the hlppes: Olltl8Se restaurant n (hinge C:OUntyl Recently
remodeled to resemble an Asen beer house On Din serves tasty (}use
food and dfn 1 fully stoc~ed be" v.th rcfr9'.'lflg trOpCal tiris, a ~
w.ne lllt and a g'88t assatmart of pramun tmled and lhl!t beers. 1-btn-:
5 Cl~nJcnim Tues • &ti Closed Mond8V9 Loceted at 1773 Newport ~ fl a.a Mesa 645-5550 .
MANDARIN GOURMET
Ol nese food lovers will find house speciatoas along with many
fem1181' favorites on the menu. We offer A variety of appetaarS.
soups, &atads, entnles end desserts Banquets, catanng and
talce-out eva 18ble Serving lunch & dinner 7 days a week
Located at ~ 5CO Adema l!iit. I 100 540-1937
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Sushi & Sushi r.o Go ~ Bar. AJ Map-Cnkk Cards Located ~
2675 M1fJ fllle (Aaoss from~ Gaf Cru'&e) (714) 645-5518
BEN I HANA
Amencs's most celebrated Japanese restaurant Open 7 <!_ays a
week. Lunch 11 30em-2 30pm MoofN. Dinner 5.J0.10.[X\:>m
Moo-Thurs, 5 ·3().11 ~ Fn: 5-11OComSat:43Q.9 30pm
Sun. Loe;atl!d at 4250 Srch St 955-00~2
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
Authentic Meiucan Food Wrth The Freshest lngredieots & A
Ne-v Light OJ.sine. Great Margar¢8S Hours Lunch & Ot.nnet AJI
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Mesa ~ 642· 1142. 2800 Newport Blvd Newport Beach -
675-0855 end 2744 E. r.oast HNy . COM -644-8226
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Os meebi ere now a tnp to 881a es well as Mex!CO NoN of'te.ring
fish tacos Phone ahead for ordet'8 tl>1JO Hours Daily From
1 1 OOam. Aft Meror Credit Cerds Accepted LDCated At 296
17th St.. C.osta Mase (714) 645-7626
LA PALAPA
Serving authentic Soodl MBXIC8n Seafood Ceviche. coclteils
camarooes, i>UPo. eoselada& and much more ()pef'.I 6 days a
weelt. Oosad on Wednesdays Otne in«' take-out Locetad at
123 23rd St 10 Newport Beach (near Mn L~s) 673-2657
FERDUSSI TASTE OF PERSIA
TA PAS
The of\fy restaurant 1n O.C t0 ofter the finest 1n cu sine from
Spain wth lrve Aamenco enterte nment 5pecia1IZIOQ m Paella,
swa11.s, gnlled fresh fish & pastas ()pen for lunch and dinner.
Locar.ed et 4253 Maroogale Way ( 1 mile SOWl of Jotin Wf1f08
All'pOl't). Major crecht cards accepted (71 41755-8194
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Aegarded'es 5.luthem Cahforma·s top seafood ret.a Wrai the
~ & finest sel"!CtlOO o' fresh seatood d~ Also a ~
of scrunpoous deilcacaes such as sushi fish entTees, dam
choYlder, f s~ & ch ps. sendwleties end s the fiM9s for a. •
Q01)rm mes1 et home Opel'l 7 days e wee Located m 54 E.
17th St, l:o&t.a Mesa (714) 574:8862
THE CANNERY
Hist.one W8terfront Restainnt and Harbbt ()Use Center Hw'6
Moo -set. 11 30 • 2 .(()8'1"1 Son 10 OOam-12 ~ All Major
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CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
r:res grilled fistl,
els, ~ and past.a
speae11;ies. ~ seven days a Mon U\N Set. 11tm9pm;
&.niay 11om-?pm CeterirJg Locat.ed 670 W 17th
St ~.Costa Mesa (West at tho naN 'Tract Joe's 1645-S873
Saf'ld!Mches. Coffee and Espresso Oiinka & Smoothies. All new
breakfQst menu. Catering available. Open Mon·Fn et Gem.
Set et 7em end Sun et Sam Located ot 270 E 17th Street,
Co6t8 Mesa 645-2252
GURU'S SANDWICHES .
5e1«'Y Persian cuisine 1n upscal• affordabl9 atmosphere HEN RY N HARRY•S 11 :3Qam.10.~ ~Thi.rsttev ...U 1am F~
Wthtiwmu&IC. GOAT HILL TAVERN
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lattat;t In townl" Try 01r world famous l'Tll'etba 680dwich or OU'
deil ~ ~1Ch, you'I be "&ni'ad" tor 1e! Mon ·Fri 9am-
6pm. Sat. 10em-3pm Loceted et. 1560 Supenor tJ,w A1
17141722·1211
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
6 SAUSAGE CO.
Pesia. Caesar S8led Home made ~. Vllal. l.er'nb, ~
. Wine. Beer, ~IOCitlO & Hcu'S 7 9¥ AWeti. ~ Sot. & Sun 9Nnch From 8·3Q..1 00 &.\.·nu& 11 am-
1 ~, Hi 11em-1,1pri' A_I Credt Cards ACClCPIAd Loceted Al 251 ~ Wfrf ~Belch (714) 7230021 -
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Menu lndudas LobsW, Creb, S'ri'np, Stea s Dally Speciels
Fri. & Sat Prime Rib, FuU Bar S. W111e List.. CaSual Clrea8
Hou-I Lunchee 11 30< oo ..: om Moo trorn s ~.
Vee, Mastefelrd, ~·Dub liooet.ed At 1695 Irvine Al/9 .
(At 17th Street) Near BlottbuW!r Ent.erUliMleot COSta M
(714) 646-7944 •
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
lnCWel ~. Frati Ash,· Chict Burgera & Runge From Sia ~5 F'Or Ll.W\Ch & $6.25 fo'o Dinn
Hours· Mort-Set.~ 11em F-or Lunch 4·~ Mon.f-n Oin 3 ()l)iti. Sat & Sun Major ()wM Cerda Aca!pcad
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A 14 Thursday, October 22, l998 • date book Newport Beach/Costa tv\eso Doily Pilot
Actress spearheads effort ~o .. keep theater afloat
A nyone who's seen "Steel
Magnohas" knows the
type. A sweet, feminine
'fouthPm belle with a will of
uun who crusddes for her cause
hkt~ ct ldtter-day Don Quucotc
ricbny mlo battle with a broken
lclOC t>.
In other words, just whdt the
< 'osld Mestt CtVlc Playhoui;e
n<'c<h nght now
Lynn Reinert, a Georgtd
peaC'h with d background in
THEATER
leaching dnd wnr-
iog, amvE>d m
r·osta Mesd on
New Year's Ody
1'1!11, c1nrl sort of tracked 111to the
lhl'dlt•r I lcr dt1ught&, Rt1chcl,
\\dS <«1st dS Amdryllis m "The
t\.J11s1c tl.ldn" dnd Reinert wds
co<1xl'd 111to the vacated IPdding
rolt• ol f\lc1ria11 the hbrdndn
"It w,1-. ubsolutely the most
lun ctrHI tht> most frighten1119
lhmq I h •. td done m my hie,• sJw
•.cud "And thNe was d point
wh1•n I \\dS t1bout 11 when I was
.1 c ompl'lrny httrrcl nclN m
hor-.t' shows "
Slw qol •the hug" dncl WPnl
11n to pl.iy IPdchng roles in •Bye
HVt' Bmht'." "The Phtlddt>lph1<1
Ston · .ind • ~1ght Wdtch." the
Ja,t I\\ 11 .1t Co~ld Mesd C1v1c,
\\ltt'fl' slw ht'came c1 member of
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Newport Seoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot date book Thursday, Oc.k>ber 22, 1998 A 15
Film shot in Newport to screen at museum llllflY Ill
llllEITllllMINT l'AUl. VA1'1UENUlRG
0 11 Saturdav, the Orange
County Musewn ot Art
will present the fir t pub-
lic screening of "Girl Cottage,•
an mdependf'nl film shot entirely
in the< 1ty of Newport Bedch. nw 10unh cut of #Gul Cot-
l<u.w' Web ::.huwn e1I Uuee i.olcJ-
out !><. H•t•ntuqs during th~ New-
po1 l Beach Jotemalionci.l Film
Fe.,tival m ;\pnl dnd wc1s well-
rece1v1::d dunitjf the recent Hcr-
tl)OSd Ucttch r esllvdl.
The adcd tor the film sprung
frul\) tlH• IJvl'~ oJ four young men
·who i.hc11etl 11 l>t-ach cuttdge Ul,
Baltm~ mow 0thcin 10 yedr.. dgo.
From a ~mgle ~ong, "Girl Cot-
tage"," thl' wnter::. were dblt: to
cret1te d lrdntE>.work ttnd d bd~1c
story hm: for their tust featurC'
film.
Workmg tn9ether on the 8d.l -
b0c1 lsldntl Ferry, director Stl.!ve
Morris, '>tnptwnter Chn'ltidn
Udkewell, und '"'Titer/mus1oan~
Scott Woods nnd Tom Spnngston
WEEKLY SPECIAL
Crab Salad
Stuffed Tomato
•Sandwiches
•fruit · ~
Smoothies ~ •Coffee &
Cappuccino ~
Try our
lroplcal Stdrm
s3~s
Breallfast and
Caterln~ A•all~~
·~
'GIRLCOnAGE' .
• WHEN: Saturday at 3, S
and7p.m.
• WHERE: Orange County
Museum of Art, 850 San
• Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach
~ HOW MUCH: $5 + PHONE: (949) 759-1122
I with laid-back tune::. thdt echoed
with the old surf sounds of AM
1udiu. Spnngston grdduated from
CaJ St<JtE' Fullerton and attended
Corouci dt•I Mai High School.
Bakewell sa1d wntmg the film
was nut about making money,
but about !>hCtnng the experience
that hod such d profound impdct
un ht., and his friends lives dur-
mg that i.trange ltme before sen-
ous responsibility sets m.
Pomling to the film ua1g
Wedntisdoy• us a strong mflu-
cmce, both BakC?well and
Springston ugreed that certain
sought to capturn the um.hang-themes fow1d m that film resur-
mg spirit and rhythm'i ol loc:dl fdce in their own.
beach culture Bcikewell said the filmmakers ·
Drawing 'mspirnhon from wanted to dE'p1ct Southern Cali-
thc•ir own experil:'nces, us well t1s fornia het1ch rulture dt any point
those of the rnany f(>uy passen-in time
gel'!> they transported botwN•n uThcrc was a directed effort
landings, the boys brought to life for timelessness,# Bakewell said
the pcirtiCular suburbdn ex:peri-The worship of youth, exem-
ence that exists dlong out -.tretch pWicd by summer in the sand
of the coast • ·dnd surl, is shoWT} dS a season m
Spnngston, a.k.a. c.mbe. lS 1' the bVt.!S of Califorruans that help
the ledder of th~ local hand u Just us ctetme who we are
Plam Big" and scornd the him MTht> tilm is exactly what we
..
Lots of novelties, candy corn, CCtllll"~Hi'i7il®~~'
pumpkin-ghost-skeleton chocolate suck~rs,
gummi spiders and worms,
decorative latex and mylar'balloons,
and much, much, more!!!
SPECIAL: JELLY BELLIES $4.00 PER POUND!
+ Gift Baskets and Thanksgiving stuff!
Th F« t Th 0 . . I Th B t
Jlri11 .i: ,.\ 11ta11111 I 11tloors -l ·11;., lrel'k \ .\.JJcciaf.,
Sunflowers ... All varieties arriving daily .................................................................... ~ each
Porns ... Long lasti ng daisy, button or starburM great fall colofl> ..................... $3.00 per bunch
Rainbow Asters ... Huge bunch~ or purple and hot pink with yellow centers ... $3.50 per bunch.
Carnations ... An old favorite# I class/all colors .................................... $5.00 per bunch of 25
Imported Roses ... Huge buds/mo t wanted colors ... these prices won •t Jast! ........ $1.SO each
12 for $18.00
Don't mi\~ our comp/tie rusortm<'lll of fall flower.\, branches. bune,\,ji uirctl /1rund1e.ir. ~riccl and
frc~hfall ltm•es plus a complete assortment oj pn•sen·ed leave~. ~ill(•at cmdj1ower~.
Tha11J.sgivi11,q Decor/Fruil and Flower Classf'.f l>t!gm Ortol'Jer 27th •. Call locluy tu rt•sttw yvm place!
Visit our design department for beautiful. abundant arrangements of cut flowers or
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h<'lievc Uf'dC h cult urn 1s like, -
Spnngston !>aid. •
The proiect had to l><~ shelved '
tor d number of years ds •rf'al
hfe• -a rccumng theme in Uic
film -invaded, and the call to
work, mamage <ind graduate
study vied for thei.r attPnhon.
Morns brought lbe tilm to
frull1on 10 1997 ct1ter wturnmq
from tt ~Lx-yec1r slay in WashinCJ·
ton, D.C
The! cntim film was shot in 12
day::. m I 997 tor less than
$50,000. Usmg 19 loc:auons :-;c.«.11·
tered throughout the city, New-
port Bl·dc-h itsPU seems to
becomP d pruna.ry charc!ctor an
the story. The natwdl beauty of
the b~dches and parks. the spn·
c10usne\s o( the skyline outiint•d
Wllh nulllon-doUar homes, clOd
the casuul. village-like lc1yout ot
lhe streets serve as a bdckdrop
thc1t shclpes the lives of ilo; mhatn-
tanls
Some uf the c1ee1lors, as wt•ll
d., munv of U1e cast and tww.
\\ llJ be prc-..cmt at thf' ~e1turddy .
sncemnys. .
EVEREST
A MacG11liv~~ rrccman rifm
Masquerade Ball to
raise arts awareness
Orange County's first Mas·
querade Ball for the Arts will be
held on Halloween night from 8
p.m. to 1 a.m. The ball is
d<'s1gned to raise arts dWMe-
ness. and to p romote suliscrip-
tion and membership programs
to the pamctpating organiza·
lions.
The Masquerade Bd.11 will be
held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sat-
urday Oct. 31 at the Orange
County Museum of Art. 850
San Clemente Drive in New-
port Beach.
Party dress is black-be
optional, with formal costumes
and/or masquerade attue
encouraged.
The nigl}t's sponsors are
South Coast Repertory, Orange
County Museum of Art,
Orange County Performmg
Arts Center and the Pacific
DEBBI.ES
Symphony Ordleslra
Admission is $60 per person.
For ponsorsh p infomtatJon, or
to request an invitation, contact
Mark DiDom nico cat (949J 833-
5863.
OCC to stage
improv theater
•full Contact Thedter, • an .
improVlSationaJ production pro·
duced by occ·~ Repertory The-'
atre Company for the past eight
years, will he performed in
OCC's Drama Lab Studio at 8
p.m. Oct. 30 and 7 p.m. Nov. 1.
Tickebi can be r~erved. m
advance for $5 by calling 1714)
432-5640, ext. 1 or they can be ,
bought at the door for $6.
DINING will be
back next week
(LOS ET
Consignment
Boutique
. " out of Busl .
c,o\t\-o SALE I I 17ess
Only 3 Weeks Left
Doors Close Nov. 13th!
Debbie says:
"Don't miss our lowest prices eYer.
Every.thing MUST GO."
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270 E. 17th St.• Costa Mesa
(Ml casa Shopping Cen(er Next to Shirley's Bagels)
EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE THE
5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINE • CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 949 832 IMAX
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~ 16 Thursday, October 22. 1998 Newport Beach/Costa f'.Aeso Doily Pilo
lllTOlllL
Curtain raises -on theater . rt could be the turning point for a
twubled Balboa Vlllaqe. nte city's
purchase of the landmark Balboa
Cinema brings new hope to the penin-
sula's downtown district, which has
·been troubled with failing busines~
and ts m need of its own face lift.
Since 1927, the slle, now known.as
the 8dlboa Theatre, has been a fixture
on the peninsula. Though once filled
with the buzz of movie-goers and the
smell of popcorn, it has sat empty and
deteriorating for the past six years. And
in that time, d number of downtown
businesses have joined in its misery.
It's not that no one cared about the
theater. People did. Some even cared
enough to form a group -the Balboa
Performing Arts Theatre Foundation. Its
sole purpose: to raise enough money to
purchase the historic building, renovate
it and open it up for the public's enjoy-
ment.
In lts three years of existence, the
group raised about ~100,000 not bad,
but not enough to buy the building.
Owner John Wortmdlln wdnled
$480,000 for the theater.
City officials showed great vision by.
stepping in. Their plan is lo use Com ..
munity Development Block Grant mon-
ey to buy the building, then lease it to
the foundation, which will use the mon-
ey it's raised so fdf for the refurbishing.
READERS RESPOND
If the two pull it off, the theater could
become the linchpin to sprucing up the
area.
It could become the crown jewel on
the peninSula. As the host of children's
programs, plays, concerts and special
events, it could bring much-needed foot
traffic to the district and a boost to busi-
ness.
But the work is far from over. The
renovations are expected to cost as
much ·as $720,000 __:.the foundation
.isn't even halfway there. I lowever, the
men1bers remdin optimistic, committed
to their fund-raising effort. The group's
president, Dayna Pettit, said they're
shooting for an opening by the year 2000.
We wish them all the luck.
Upgrading a ging cent er has widespread support
THE ISSUE: The Costa Mesa
City Council voted 4-1 on
Monday lo dlJow lCl
Development C o . to
rPnovate the f larbor Center.
J u"t d note to thdnk the City
Council for dpproving the
rl'novc1l1on of Harbor Center
1 "Counnl dpprove!> center's
11pqrdcl£'," Oct 21). Let the
qrounclhrE'dkmg begin soon.
ROD AND HELEN LEWIS
Costa Mesa
decided that the b\.tildings were
going up right next to lhe homes.
It would have been fdr smorter
. to put them more out front when'
they can be seen on I larbor
Boulevard and to have pttrking
spaces wrap around so there is
some space at least between the
neighborhood and all the trucks
that will be lining up and the
diesel fue1 that we will be
smelling in the al!. It redl..ly is
inconsiderate and I am unhappy
about it.
DIANE DUNBAR
College Park ctwa
COlllSPOllllCE
Readers give Comcast static
over high franchise fee
I found your article regarding
r eview of cuble franch1se
fees very interesting ("New-
port reviews cable franthise
fees,• Oct. 16). 1 feel that Com-
cast Cablevision should reduce
its rates because in other parts
of the·county they only charge
4% to 4 112%.
WALT NAIDUS
Corona del Mar
In regards to the Comcast
thing. I don't think they should
be able to charge a franctuse
fee more than 5%. ln fact,
when they started deregulating
the cable TV mdustry the first
thing Comcast d.td was raise it
and say the government told
them they had to do it.
I thmk they dre charging
way too much. My question is,
il they were deregulating to
have competition dS far dS oth-
er cable compal)ieS', why is
there only One cable compuny
to choose from.
CU~TIS MATHENY
Costa M esa
t think these Comcast
charges are ridiculous. For
them to ask us to pay almost..
6% wh~n the oty is getllng 5%
in adclition to the fact that I am
paying for all their changes,
digital and all, whether 1 use
them.
I think when we allowed a
franchise that is a monopoly
that was nd1culous Let's find tt
better way.
ESTHER TABAK
I am appalled that they
keep increasing the rates. I
recall when we used to pay ..
$23.24 a month. And now it is
almost $38.
There has been no change
in,,programming. The fiber-
optic cable has not increased
my channels at all. 1 see no
increase except that the rates
are going up.
I am very disappointed and
I would like the city to look
rnto this.
The franchise fee to the city
is fine H owever, I just feel
they are Just gouging the cus-
tomers. Anyth.ing you can do to
intervene would be lovely.
PEGGY PARADISE
Corona· del Mar
In response (o th(} quesbOn,
Should Comcast Cablevision
be able to cbdCge more than
the 5% frdhchise fee? The ~
anlryY'er from me is no-. .
Comeast..Cable should not
be given exclusive rights.
There should be another com-
pan.y to compete so that we
can pay less to subscribe to
cable. '
Being that Comcast has
exclusive rights to Qur area,
they advertise mdis¢nunately
and they charge ~ in thelI
subscription price': .
When I staRed eight years
ago with Comcast Cable, my
charge was $16 a montp. It is
· noy.r almost $40, I th.inlC that Is
a little too high.
JOE RrCCA
Corona del M.ar
For whatever it's wprth.,·l am
would hke to corrunend the
Co<>tc1 M Psd ~·1ty Council for its
dPC 1<>1on to dpprove the Harbor
Cl'nt.-r project dS proposed by JC!
Ot•vc>lopmcnt Co. nus IS d great
~tep towdrd improving the aty.
JEFF KINGSLEY
I agree with the City Council's
deasion to approve the rc•nova-
bon of Harbor Center wltl1 one
exception. Please do not have d
Home Depot there, because smdll
businesses north of 17th Street,
west of lrvme Avenue, south of
Gisler, and east of Brookhurst wt.II
suffer.
Harbor
Center
d eveloper
Scott Bell.
J wish to. express my disgust.
dt the charges that Comcast
Cablevision has on its lousy
service. And I think the city o(
Newport Beach showd fight
them and cancel its damn con-
tract .with them arid let us bav&
some other one.
d 12-year 'Tosideql of 1',olewport •
Beach and' su~scriber of ·com· · ICIM HAC.GERT'I'
ZYUUS I I liv<• m the College Park ared
<rnd I t11r1 lhnlled that we are
qomq to hdvP a ·ruce, new shop-
pioq dred We have needed it for
Y<'dr. And I dm so glad the coun-
cil c1pproved 1t.
JOHN RUSSELL
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EVELYN BAUERMEISTER
College Park dfea
t t1m ont-> of those people who
•upportf'd Home Depot and very
iiuch Wdnt the center to be devel-
~ped . I iowever, I must say 1 have
Jmc-e s<>~n the map dnd the plan
• end ~ee thdt the bwldmgs are
Oght SffidCk agcltnSt lhP east Side
/Jf tht> shopping renter t1re JUSt a
op dnd d skip dwdy from the
bomPs.
I "el' thdt they are gomg to
d ose off lhP exit there where Col-
lege Park usut1lly dnvcs m to the
~ark of the shopping center. I
don't Uunk they arc very good
rfe1ghbors in the sense that they
1 live in Cosld M esa dllc.l hdve
since 195&. I think that it is won·
derful that they are going to reno·
vale the Harbor Center. ·
I've seen 1t go downhill. I w<1s
here when it was stdrted up And
now it is an eyesore. And I am
certamly hoping that they wtll
unprove it by putting H ome
Depot and Lucky supermarket
and other stores m there. I'm for 1t
100%.
MAXINE LUM
C'osld M<•S(l
Yes, I would like to ~<'<' tlw
Harbor Center r~vttalized
In deference to the (~olll'g<'
Dnve neighbors, I thmk the> ht1< k
entrance or side to the n•ntN
should have about d 12-foot-wadc
parkway with evergreen folidge,
wh1C'h would mdke d healthy dnd
U<.'ttlllt(ul bamer. between the
pt1rkmq lot rmcl neighborhood.
l't•rhc1p<; the tmC'k route in and
out of the centt>r could be
uCTPs<;c•cl from north and south
t>nd,, possibly with below-ground.
or undPrground IOdding bays an<!
sah•ly Wtllled off from the public
VICW.
ELEANOR BRYANT
Mesa Verde
I du no~ t1yrce with the City
Counc ll's d<'c:1slon to ctpprove the
u•nov11lion of I fdrbor CentPr
I rt-t1hw lhdt this will incred c
our l<1x h.iM• Three generabons
ol my fdn11ly will soon be living
hen• So I t1ppreciate the need for
bcttN roads and C'(>rlctinly for
better sc.liools. But as my neigh-
hor Jim Schaffer
:>aid, I do not lhmk that the resi-
dents ncdr I f<)r.bor Center should
be the sacrif1c1al lambs for the
rest of the t1ty ·
Costd Mesd needs to fa ce up
to the cost of redevelopment. I've
heard the people, Dorothy
Adams, Living near the Toyotd
clealNslup. I hedrd the people
who live down near the new Bor-
ders sp<>t1 k of the problems there.
Whcrc~ver the city 1s dpprov-
ing r<'development we are hraVl-
ly impdcted homeown<>rs: And I
think that the needs of the home-
own·crs nf'ed to be more carefully
<1c~drnssPd. Not JUSt di J idruor
Cent<•1 but citywide. ·
KATHERINE BEQUITTE
Costa M esa
We can't get USC, UCLA or .
Dodger TV games. ~nd they
keep raisrng the price and giv-
mg you lousy servJce
STUART MCKENZIE
below any other cable comp~-.
.ny's standards. · _ · · ·
I would be glad io ·have any
_oth<•r cable company servic~ •
our commuruty. It certainly ·
would have to be an unprove-·
ment. • , <C' ~NKADLER .. .
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MllLllG
. Soccer stabb~g was barbaric
I was outraged when reacling the news report
•Player tabbed dunng a brawl at soccer
{Jame,• (Oct. 10). Police said a 19-year-old
player -no name given -was held down by
opposing player Joel Ambriz, while Emigclio Diaz,
65, went on the field and repeatedly stabbed the
victim.
This act is nothing short of attempted murder of
bdfbaric proportion. Civilized sports fans do not
, tany knjves to sports events, except in 1bird
World countries.
When attending the MCXlco vs. America soccer
game severul months ago, I witnessed the Ameri-
can team get' dow;ed with cups full of urine -as
they entered the stadium -by out-of-control and
, rowdy Mexican SOC'Cer fans there. In fact, about
anything not nailed down was thrown at the
• American team before, dunng and after the con-1 test. ~ Upon departing the 6laclium, l saw American
l
' flags burned and other insulting and animalistic,
' d praved acts of hatred. •
If tho stabbrng vu:ti.tn is white, then Ambriz and
~ .Dia7 should be pro5CCUted for a hate crime under
• fcdcnll law. It Is my understanding that all citizens
!"' are sub1ect to this law, not just a 1eJected CUiture.
The barbarians are not "at the door,• they are In
the tend .
W.M.L LAWSON
C<>NMela
What about charity behind bars?
Poor 1lnn Schatilll2. SO lhe mllla her cbldy
work (•Jailed Newport IOdatite says, :r}D NnGll'V
an there,•• Oct. 17), ·
Bemg in jail on drug charfet can r..u, put a
cnrnp in your l<XiaJ life. But rm~ II tbll
Schafnnz thu phUanth.roplat or SdMfn6m tbe l!Odml
party glrl who is charity dwalleng9df .
If Schafnltz really wants to CODtlnm bli' dlidy
i work, 1he can still do IO from inlide jail. Sb9 cm
;i hov th Jail staff procea e D)OMY. dtder, taldng
• th tundl off her books and With an enftloi>e and
: tamp from her, tend the contribution to ~ cbarl·
ty ol her choice. And lf She tn&JY wants to gift
• • from the lieett, lhe can Mnd her donllb:a maay-
inOUIJy.
. -• f,
MMC MA!mfl OAl.Y Pl.OT
ltyma Wbelpley, left. helps' Kelly uughlln walk through the dde pools at Uttle Co.,.._
The great part about dolng charity W<>rk from
b8hlnd ban 11 you don't have to get dnlliled up.
Or ii that the part &haln1tz miaesf . ROIERT L MACMR&ANE
Newport Beach
Preserving tide poolS a must
I want to thank Jenifer Ragland for ~ such
•good Job ol writing the front-page article
•ebbmg tide pools: (Od 20). I just would like to
make tbll comment that didn't get into the artide.
Por people' and IMChen who ant wonted they
won't bave 8«'911 tO the marine etmronment,
f
there are other areas a.long the coast that are not
ligntf\co.nUy damaged and are open to public
l\<'CeSS, like for instance, Crystal Cove State Park.
And No. 2, there II the brand-new, beautiful. large
Long Beach Aquarium of the Pec::lfk: wtth wonder-
f\il exhibeta, lntluC:Urlg haDdl-on ablbb for aum·
~don ol tide-pool tile.
I allo want to congratulate DmU O'Neil.
roundlman for Corona del Mu. for .,_. int.rest·
ed enough 1n this and •ying that he would bring
this to the Qty Council ~ Alld I WUUld bit
ga.d 10 volun.,.. to beve a talk wllla *about it,
and ., talk to tb9 City Council a110ut tldl malt
'
important local issu e.
DENNIS KEU.Y
Costa Mesa
I'm calling about protecting the tide pools ot
Corona del Mar. Whichever is feasible, I would
like to see. done: either dosirig the area for a year
or ma.king it possible for the marine conservation-
ists to issue tickets. Definitely we want to save our
tide pool.I for future generations.
PATRIOA ZORN
Corona Del Mer
Actions are already being taken to make "pre·
serve• mean something.
The Corona del Mar Residents Association hu
sent a letter to the city urging that school grouJJI
be diverted to Big Corona or other beeches as a
ftnt step.
Allo, tbe ellOdation and the Newport Beacti
chapter of Suifrtder Foundation are working with
tbe marine departnient to create new signs that
wW not only lnfonn visitors of Uttle Corona's
marine pr9181 '#8 status but ar.o prOvide gµidellnes
on behavior wttbln the' pre.erve. •
How do we help?
NANCY«Wmta
Corona d8l Met
I have just reed your article, "Getting out of
hann's way• (Oct. 16), regarding Women Helptng
Women in the center in COlta Mesa. I may have
milled it. but I wu looking for an addrau or a
phone number wbete I can dQnate dOthlng. J baft
clothes that I with to donate, aDcl I have fltmdl ·
'fbo w.-. allo looking tar the lame ...... .....
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A lot ol peap19 WOUid '°'9 llD blilp. IM J99 dlll-
n't man lt *' diu bow .. COUid.
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rnore aggressive notification ·ys-
h~m. Gates s~ud. Silva ha~ given
the Sheriffs Department evmy
opportunity to comply with
Megan's Law, he added.
pr !) conference aft~r the first
two mailer came out, he saJd
Wedne day that he could not
ignore the Mcgan'.s Law mailer
because it Wfb a direct attack on
his public-safety voting record. 17; 1997, when he volt!d to fund
two full-time officers to trdc.k and
investigate sexual ofknders. l •niat is a liP., • Gates saitl, I pointing to the mailer
j The Board of Supervisors has
~ not been nSkcd for additional sup-
' port since the June 1997 vote for a I
Sullivan hdS already 1> nl out a
mailer depictiiig a screw m the
statement, "How Orangf! County
taxpayers get 'screw'ed by Jun
Silva." Another mailer highlights
Supervisor Todd Splt2er's wiU1·
drawal of support for Silva.
· Silva said public safety has
been one of the "highest prionties
in his political career. In addition
lo the sheriff's endorsement, Silva
has the nndorsement of the Asso-
cidtion of Orange County Deputy
Sheriffs and the Huntington Although Silva did not hold ti
!TRUCKS •0ne of thOse truCk drivers is
going to kill somebody"
. "
might bf> part of the problem, scud
Sandra Benson, senior code
enforcement officer tor the city. CONTINUED FROM A 1
Robms Ford is responsible for the
problem because they contrnct
wtth the dnvers
•They contract lhc>m for the
JOb, so they have lo provide d
place for thNr subcontractors to'
load and offiodd theu property,•
l'vtiller said.
Mayntlrd said the dealecship
SINGERS
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•J'm really trying to UlSUll con-
Tlm Lewis
Red-E·Rentals operator
has been in business for 77 y<>ars
and has a reputation for getting
a.tong \\.'ith its neighbors.
The age of the dealership
I album, a gospel-themed record·
i.ng called, "You Have Touchtid
My Heart ~ ShP also tPdC"hes
smgmg and leads three chtldren's
choirs.
Newer dealerships hke Toyot&
have code requirements that they
unload on-~1te, she-said.
•Theodore Robins, having
been there so many years, does
not have that Sdme requirement,"
she said.
Lewis said he came close to
beang dssaulted by one of the
trnck drivers after he asked the
dnver to move.
~ong with her, too, but I told them
she'll probc1bly want to do that
one alone."
1 hdence m them,• Robbm:. said.
Her choirs have performed at
vanous locaJ functions, but
tonight's concert is the first time
they've worked wtth an intemd·
tionally known artist.
The children will arrive at the
Pond this dftemoon to practice
smgmg wtth D10n m preparation
for the concert.
"I'm trying to tPdCh th~m good
pasture, proJE'Cl1on d.nd pronunci-
ation.#
Robbins, who run~ ltt1! Music
for TWo produtllon company with
her husband, h.as released an
"They're jumping out of thett
skm, • she scud. "They tell me
they want to sing the 'Titaruc'
•we prdy al the beginning and
end of each practice session,"
Robbins soid. ·we realize that it's
an opporturuty from God to be
able to do this and we're very
honored.~
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•Normally, I wouldn't com-
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paign, but thi~ is an out-and-out
lie and 1 wanted at clo.nhed," Sllvd
'dld.
Sullivan's camp · tc1nds by its
campaign mdile~.
1 "We've tx>en very accurate m
portiaymg .Silva's record and i1
that's shocking, then it jui.t goes to
show that his record is shocking,•
said Mitch Englander, pubbc
"l personally had to jwnµ m
my truck, lock my doors and roll
my windows up to avoid being
assaulted/ he sttid.
But there arc others who tt.re in
more danger, he said.
·on Mondcly, Lewts scud he
videotaped a dnver piirked on the
side of Harbor Boulevard who
WdS unlOdding C'drS and driving
them into opposmg trafhc. , 1
1 ·one of those truck drivers is
going lo kill somebody,• he sd.id .
..
dftoir~ manager for th Ke1ml;cr
Group, whic:h ts managing Sulh·
van's campa1gn.
Sullivan wa unavaUable for
comment.•
Pohticdl c:onsultrtnl Przsnk
Catennicchio cJocsn't Uunk th
mdiler will do much da..ma~e.
·1 don't th.101:' people think Jun
Silva 1s soft on C'hlld molP.Sters,"
he said. Ml thlnk thdt's d tldw m
the strategy. Peoµlc ttren't JU. t
going to ooheve ~hut,"
•
ThurJdoy, October 22, 1998 Al 7
For camp ign mailers to have
maximum unpac.t, they need to be
beltevable and from credible
sources, he said.
"It doesn't ouqd to me like
tho e hrsl Uire • maaJcrs are going
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Ccstennic.:chio said. •Before a can-
d1dttte cun std rt rtllacking another
< an<lauutr· tu"! ha' to bmld up his
owu <:H .. ><.libility and reputation,
dlld I tl1Jn't thmk SuU1van ha.s
done• lhut."
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was obVIous thut the ()("ean i.o; his
r 1 home.
"Th.ts gel<> me back to Walat l
bke to do best,• Mc-Clung said
•J'm gldd to be working with tht>
kids again This hnc of work is
incredibly rewarding •
Tlle students were excited for
the1r three-day voyage aboard
'the Rapture, d 145-foot vessel
operated by the Newport Beach-
hased Certihed Manne Expedi-
tions. Tlle company offers marine
biology programs to Catallila
li.lcind and L<t Paz, M exico, in the
VJlnter for students who range
from middle school to college.
some push·up5. Don't show up on
ume for the day's activity, drop
and give them 10. Ask a QUe5bon
that was 'al.reddy covered and
expect your chest muscles to get
wed. The children Jove it.
"I did them pretty easily," said
12-year-old Ben Applebee, who
had accumulat('d more than 70
push-ups m six ho~. "This is so
much fun out here. Just being Ul
the water out here is worth it.•
Mcclung charters trips to
Catalina because it offers an\...:
abundance of mdi'i.ne life, from
harbor seals lo yeUowtail. Beside!>
snorkeling and kayaking, the
crew allows cluldren to collect
plankton at rught and view the
specunens under d nucroscope.
The crew asks the students to
locate live species during the1r
dChvities and descri}je their
favonte in a workbook.
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transferred to a medical clime m
Cozumel because he was suffer-
ing from anxiety and stress.
He has flashbacks to the riights
wben guns were pointed at him
at his bedside and guards verbal-
ly harassed him.
the real truth be known."
It is hard for McClung to mam-
tam his focus while his older
brother, Randy. is hospitalized m
Santa Barbara. Rdndy McClung,
41, has surtered a severe case of
pneumonia and has been hook~
up to a respirator.
'"There is no telling when he
will get hettN • Scott McClung
said. • Jt hds l>e<~n CPal hard On the
farruly. but we urc coping with it.•
While Scott has been attend·
mg to his brother. first mate Bw·
ley has been prepdnng the Rap·
lure for four youth trips the
remdlllder or the year. Although
lost revenues are estimated
between $300,000 to $500,000
because of th·e unexpected lay.
over in Mex.ico, ,the Rapture is
booked solid through next year.
The Mclriners C hnslldn School
chtldren were completely in awe
of the bodl dl> thl'y hugged and
klS'>Pd their [>tm•nL'> goodbye
nw~day rnommg. They were the
sctml' ">luden~ who sent cards dnd
photos to Mcclung while 'he WdS
hPld in MexKo Th<> tpP was thetr
< hdnce to rneC't hun.
·1 hope I get a good grade in
science," srud Da vtd Bagg a, 11. "I
don't know much about marine
biology, but Uu5 looks like a good
i.ntroduction."
KIM HAGGfRTY·lYUlJWAtY Pl.OT
Tyler Dowers, 12, does 20 push-ups for not listening during the
safety lecture aboard the Rapture on Tuesday morning.
McClung and hlS attorney,
Wlltiam Bollard, went to Mexico
C.ity to meet the country's attor-
ney general, who was interested
in heanng the Americans' story.
Because of the widespread pub-
licity of McClung's case, he has
willingly become· a spokesman
for those who have been stung by
corruption in Mexico. He promis-
es· to help those who are trapped
behind bars in Mexico who were
wrongly jailed
"I felt 1t WdS my obligaaon to
be involved because l know what
it \S Uke, • he said, noting the false
sense of hope and frustration he
felt. "1 want to help other Amcn-
cans who are down there and lel ·
McClung looks forward to the
day when ht" can forget the event
thdt affected his life so drastically.
"I'm takmg 1t one day at a
time." he said. "I'm trying to JUg-
gle so ma9y things m my life. I
know I haven't fully recovered
from my custOdy. I have to spend
time building myi.elf back up."
AHer they werp on board and
assigned cdbms. the student.,
r1•n•1ved d Sdfoty J(!cture from the
c1ght-mdn crew. Whal lh~y
le>orrled qu1rkly was thdl
McC'lung and fir.I mate Notth
Bailey run d hght :;hip lf th~
"'>Wdbs," dS th<•y are known,
don't dbide by thf• captdin's
r'•que'>t, they bter<.1lly hit the deck.
Don't follow instrucuons do
Then There were
Six ...
1111.: number of rndc;pendcnt
pliarmJ<.te\ in CostJ \.1c\a is
Jw1ndlrng. North Drug i\ ch1.:
l.11c'>t co fall victim to r he notion
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College Pharma1.y. established
111 • 1962 by Dr. Cary Dreyfus
nd Jay Delancy. j, one of che 6
ma1ning. Currently owned
,inJ operated, '>lllCl' I 978, by
longumt· Co\t.t Mc11a rcsidenc
lk Karl Spinner. College
Ph.trmJcy welc.o mes the
l ll\tnmcr'> of North Drug and
.~II ot Co\ta \1e.,,1 to allow us to
'>Uppl)' their pre">Cripcion needs.
College· Pharmacy .provide.,
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'erv1<.c, a..u.ep t' mo\t insurance
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I hey \peualm: in home heahh
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There is a time to play and a
tune lo work on the Rdpture. The
crew assign5 a detail to clean the
Sdlon after each meal All of the
children are responsible to pick
up after themselves as well.
The biggest and most anbc1-
pt1ted challengP for the children 1s
Jumping from the top deck 40 fept
dbove the watN. Doing flying
squirrels and cannonballs is the
payoff for being good deckhands.
I No sooner hdd they boarded
the Rapture than the students and
th~ir chaperones praised
McC'lung and his cre w for the
opportunity to sail with them.
ThC'y know about his recent
struggle They appreciate the
chance to be on the boat even
more It will be an uniorgettdble
trip for the children.
Mlt's ru ce to actually see th.is all
come together," said teacher
John Hellnegell . "We we re
always confident that Scott would
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golf team! Big Canyon CC's Selby Schriber I see below
Thursday, October 22, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 44223
Santa
Margarita
•Just two words say it all for
Corona del Mar's assignment.
MISSION VIEJO
The Corona del
Mdr ·I hgh footbcill
team hopes • to
improve more thdfl
the dc>rodynumic
dppedrance of its
coaching staff when the Sed Kings
meet host Sanld Matgaritd in d first-
place Sea View League showdown at
7:30 pm at Saddlebdck College Fn-
day night.
CdM Coach Dick Freeman, who
along with several assistants allowed
Sea King players to shdve h1s he>dd
after a 28-18 league-opening ups('t of
Newport Hdrbor, hdS offered his 10-
Tonight's Pacific Coast League clash with
Uruversity at Irvine High should, tell the
Mustangs know just how good they can be.
IRVINE What dreams may
come for the Costa Mesa 1-Ugh foot-
ball team should be sigruhcanlly
shaped by the outcome of tonight's
7 o'clock Pactf1c Coast League road
date against University at lrvine
High.
~.:
---. •••
A wm would put the Mustctngs '(4-2, 1-0 in league
and ranked No 10 m CIF Southern Sect.ion D1VlSion
VI) one victory away from Ioc:long up their school-
record Uurd strdlght trip to the postseason It would
also keep them m the league title chdst•
"U we get by this one, it would l<lke something
really special to keep us out or thP big tune," sdid Cos-
td Mesa Coach Jerry Howell, refernng to the CIF
playoffs. •And it would show uc, we can comp<'te with
the Big Three U we win (tonight), we> ure one> of the
Big Three."
or
QUOTE OF THE DAY
•If we get by this one, it woold take something
reoly speciG to keep us out of the big tune -"
Jerry Howell, Costa Mesa High football coach .. •
. Newport Beoch/Co$lO /'k$0 Dorly Pilot Bl
Dlljl'ii
crystal ball
t.. ~AY'S~ \
COiia Mesa vs. Uillwntty Mesa by 3
... ~ Hlgla. , p.a.)
FRIDAY'S GAMES
CdM vs. Santa Margarita . SM by 8
fat~~. ?:JO pm.1 Newportvs. ~ Wood by 6
(at ~ High. 7:30 p.m.I
Aliso Niguel vs. &1anda AN by 10
-
Bounce in
their step .
• Newport looking for some
redemption again t \Varriors.
IRV1NE -Nt>w~
p ort f:lnrbor H1yh
hat. won f!lght of its
1 u footh111l gu11u•s
dgain t \\ o<>dhmlge,
hut ·u· afe to cl1ar-
ll< IP.nze r:urtdV 7 .ill
p.m S•1d Vie\v LeaguP 1m·e1Jng with ·
the Wamors di IT'tnP High as a rub-
hc•r yatTJr• • ,
1 year-old mustache> 10 trade for a v1c-to-
ry over tho two-time league and CIF
D1v1sion V champion Ecigles.
A loss, however, would cac,t intrigue upon whether
lhis 1umor-donunated squad has the horses nercssary <'
to obtain one of the PCL's three guara.nteed postsea-
son berths.
(lit Newport H.trbor Hl<Jb. 7 p.m.J,
D AU.Y Pn.OT l 998 SEA.SOS RC.CORD
85.1°~ (18-3)
The s.111or ... (5· I Q· J m lf'~gut'l Me
dttemptmg 10 hnunre bttck from Ja.;t
week:-. 213-18 1o to 'Ra< k Bay oval
Coronet dPI Mar C 01wl1 J(•H Rnnkley's
Sailors, ranked No 6 m O range
Countr dncl ~1) 5 .m CIF ~outhem
~P<'llon IJ1-.1sion VI. dr•' dbo trying to
rPhouml from d 17-10 lo to Wood-
hndge a }Car ·csqo. ,., h1d1 1 still a
stt< ky suhJ ·< t in tht• f forbor held-
hn11l.e. •
A win would also ledve the Sea
Kings (5-1, 1-0 in league and ranked" I No. 4 in Cir Southern Section D1v1Slon
Vl) ctlone atop the Sea View standuigs
and greatly enhdOcc therr bid for their
first postseason ctppearance since
1995
Uruversity (2-3-t, 0-1) enters with similar postsed-
son asprrations, though a 17-12 PCL-opening <;('lback
to defend.mg cha.mp1on .Ldguna Hills mdkes title
hopes less redlisbc
"We match up prntty well,• s<:1id Howell, whose team has post-
('d back-to-back shutouts and appear-, to be rounding mto form
arter an mibdl month of ups ·dnd downs
posses'> more speed at the skill positions. but dH' le."s ph}'slC'al up
rront,than hlS Mustangs . · _ .
"llH~ ·IJ1qges1. thuig 1s thP p ycho·
log1cul f'n~i • Bitnkle) S«ld of U1e ldt-
<'st cJwllf•ngl~ in a lr•.clgue which
c11low':' hltll' mar9m for "rror "Ifs a
11ne-qC1m1• :.eason for u dnd \H .. havP
I i
l ' l ' ' ' • • ' I l • '
,I
' I
SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 82 "We're getting welV add<'cl Howell, who bC'lieves the Thojcllls SEE MUSTANGS' PAGE 82
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WATER POLO How'bout
Sailors drown Santa Margarita . . .... .. .
this college
• Becker, Conwell lead the way as
Newport Harbor piles up 8-0 lead
through first half before coasting
m with a 9-4 Sea View triumph.
~f>ii
NEWPORT BEACH -Don't let the final
~core deceive you. If you count Newport
Harbor I ligh's hrst string against Santa Mar-
garita's. 1t was d triumph or blowout propor-
llons. ...
But Newport Hdrbor boys water polo
codch Bill Barnett. whose squad 1S rnnked
No. I m OrangE' County and No 2 in CIF
Southern Secboo D1vis1on I. kep( tus SC'cond
team m the pool throughout the second half
Wedne~da~ as the v1s1bng Eaglf:SS made it
respectdble.
ln the end, CJ Y-4 Sed View Let1gue win for
the Sd1lors {1 5-4, 3-0 m ledguc•), everyone
hdd equdl playmg tmw and rontributcd to
the victory.
"ft Wd~ a quod performance,· Barnett
sc.Ud •our {Sldrters) chd a· good 1ob on the
press d<>fcnse dnd d good jab on the coun-
tNattack"
ln the hrst half, tv.·o ot Newport Hclrbor's
best plt1yers, Gdry Conwell and KeVln Beck-
er. combined to give the tdlented hosts an
\•drly 5-0 ledd. then l'yler Ca.lfoy, Brandon
Hansen and JE'ff Leep<'r scored 10 th<' '>CC-
ond quarter dS the Sailors bwlt an 8-0 half-
trrne ddvantage.
That was enough for the Tdrs' marquee
pldyer<. Sdntc.1 Margan.ta (13-12, 0-3)
outscored the Sailors by three m the second
hcil.f
Beckc>r (three goc.11') scor<'d from (•1ght
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Harbor's Gary Conwell pre pares to blast o ne home despite the piggy-back defense.
meters out, then added another goal m the
hrst quarter with 2:32 left on the counterat-
tack. Conwell scored two goals w1tlun 40
seconds, on the counterdltc.1ck dnO dunng d
man-up situation Wllh t .25 remdming when
the Edgles' Fred Stemmler WdS ejected.
Becker mcreased Newport's lead to 5-0
when he scored on a lob w1th 0 38 on the
SEE POLO PAGE 82
freshman!
•Big Cdnyon chdmpion,
Schriber, earning medals
as member of Saddleback
College·~ women's tedm.
en Seib} Sc tin her uf
B1q Cdn)on Country
Club wc1s mv1tP<I to pltt)
community coUc·u~ woml'n·-. uolf
by an old !nencl, c1t fll'St hP
laughed
•Aren't I a littl<! old?" '>hl'
asked. "Aien't there ... omro mleo;
or regulations dbout d\JP(.
SchribPr, Sadd~·bark
College's hired qun IOJ th••
~chool'~ inpugurdl sea on under
golf coac:h Btll Cunerty. 1s om' ol
lhP aret1 's most c(•lt>lm1lt«I
women on the lmk~. havrnu
captured c;nc consecutive Big
C dnyon titles from t 992 to Hm7
(the club did not hold a women'
dub champ1onsh1p this \ear
bccau~e ot recon-..tructinn on lhl'
golf course)
Furthrr. SchrihN Wd'
crowned Ddtly Pilot champion m
t 997 when she won the hr-..t Tec1
Cup C lassic the m1dsununN
dffdn m the Fletchl'r Jorn~ ...
Motorcdrs/Ddily Pilot Cluh
Champ10nstup c;('n1.•:-. v .. ·h1c:h
matches the lour woml1n 's club
chdmpwns in th1s OP\\'>f>llpt.•r\
c1rculdlion
But wh<>n Schnher. 42, \\.·as
D A I LY P I L 0 T F 0 0 T B A L L ·P L A Y E R 0 F T H E W E E K
Corona del Mar standout stalks prey, wounds with touchdown.
reception, µi~n slays with interception return for another ~core.
B \Jun f·Alll.K"IMI
Tie big man on the Corona del
Mar High campus this week 1s
5..foot-10, 160-poWld Hunter
MacDonald, who for the first time m
his eight yedfs in the port, knows
what it's like to be a football hero.
"It's been really ncdt, • MacDonald
Sdid ol the celebnty statu which has
accomparued lus drdmatlc
two-touchdown performance in
Fnday' 28-18 up t vtctory over
Newport Harbor in the Battle of th~
BayX.XXVll ·
"People I don't even know have
com ' up to me at chool and to1d me
'Good game,' • the seruor tandout
said ·1t makes yo~ foel really good
about y1mr ... elf, •
And, 1t catapulted hun mtn ttie Od1ly
Pilot's choH:e tor High 5c·hoo~ f.tx.ithc U
Player ot the Wt: t>k
As me" as this sudd(•n nutond\ h11
been, hOWl'Vl'~· II Cun't uent.>.rah• ct nl..,h
an}rwht•rc clo'>e to that which
MacOonakl expencncc d when h ·
entered the t!ml wnc dgam~t till
archrival Sailor.;
His h.r,;l for.t} to payd1rt ramc on a
46-yard homh hum quc1rtt>rha< k M1k"
Bergey, whJl h hroke 1:1 srnrel tie
Wlth 4 :46 ll"H in the hn;t half.
·cooc-h 1D1ckl fr 'mnn h ct tnlkecl
all week about how m1pmtbnt 1l would
be to core hrst, and I'd het1 1't t lhng
our often ive mac:he I roulrl O t
SEE HUNTER PAGE 12
t
SEE SAILORS PAGE 82
G 0 l f
richard
dunn -
a"ked b\ '.her lom1er next·cloor
ncrqhlxH, ( 1inerty, to hdp
launch the Sa<ldll'back 1nouram,
~he accepted und1 r onP
cont11llon ~o hnn11'WC1rk
~r.hnher, who played l\\ o
vedrs of 'ollo hall at C.ol Polv
Sun 14rns Ohi...J>O and already' ha.,
d 1'olll•ge d~<rn'P v.c1s inf<inned •
that communJI) COlll ge-. ha\ C nQ
aqc re..,tncllon~ for c1thh>te:-. and
~ht> would h1 Pltg1hle lt.1 plt1}' yoH
a.., long a he had n 'er pla} eel
pr 'Vlou-.ly m t:oUPgc
".Sttddlnb 1ck d1dn l ha\'C d
IOotlll lcJ"t \t'dr ~ind lthl" '( h<)l)I)
a .... k1 cl Bili' to be th · w 1 l 1 gou
coach fa1rl} late o h1• ..,. : ..... •
~cramhhn!J to hll Uw 10 .. 1 •r dncl
h1• Cdlled me," 'atd ~~hnbc.r,
''ho O\\ n Uw lo\\ t ..... onng
u\'e1nr11• tc1houl 751 th1' "t'""on. Ul
the Orange Empm~ onfNcnce. ·
Schnber ''ho e med Qtedali
honor-. e.trhl'r tl11s '' e •k against
Ofdnge Coa..,l whtm ..,he cardcll
d S·O\'t">r-1)dr 75 at co ... td ~1esa
Golf ,\. Country Cluh <; f'-1e a
Lmd.t Courw, i... tr1k111g 12 uruts
<>I Pl! at ~ ddleback to be
elly1hle tor th1-. ... •a ou
In ddd111on to the qoll lt>ctm.
SH GOLF PAGE 82
ongratulations ..... Hunter MacDona .. ld
The Irvine Company and Bayside Center will be making a donatio~ to the Corona del Mar
High School Athletic Department in recognition of outstanding performances such as yours.
•Estancia and Aliso Niguel
will rely heavily on youth in
Fnday night's PCL dash.
~l'b
NEWPO RT
BEACH -With
sophomores fill·
inq out much ot
the starting
hneup for both
'Est.cmcia High
cJnd v1s1ting
Ah~o Niguel, Fnday's 7 p.m.
P<Jol1r Codsl Led~ue cla'sh t dt
N~wport Hclrbor High might' be
hiJl<id: The class of 2001, d foot-
h,111 odyssey.
Relying upon players w ho ~hci\IP clbOUt clS often dS they Win
t Aliso 1s 2·4, 1 ·O in lt dgue, whllc
Eo,tancid 1~ 1-5, 0-1 ), has credted
preci1ctaLle hardshtp lor both
.. rhools thus far ·
Hut AlJso whose sophomores
"t'nt unbeaten dS freshmen, may
hctve d 1ump on the learrung
1 11rvt> The Wolvennes have won
two <.lrd19ht a tter la king thetr
lump., dgainst four South· Codst
if CORONA DEL
~ OFfENSE
League squdds m nonleague
action and many still consider
Coach Joe Wood's group a PCL
title contender,
The Eagles. Of\ the other hand,
are playing for pride and experi·
ence, dfter eemg I.heir opening*
night liilcup dec-unated by injury
and illness.
C°'3ch Dave Perkins' unit has
eight sophomores filling its 22
s tarting assignments, as well as
s everal other upperclassmen
expenencmg theu varsity bap-
t.Lsm this fall.
FoUowmg two straight shutout
losses, however. Perkins said his
team has conbnued to gJVe quali-
ty effort and this week's challenge
is net without a mobvational ally.
#It's horneconung, so I expect
our kids to bounce back, -Perkins
Sdld.
One Estanoa sophomore, Ken-
ny Valbuena, has recovered (.rom
dn ankle injury sustained in the
52-0.league-opening loss to Costd
Mes<t , and will start at quarter-
back. .
Estanoa's best player, Manu
Tcl1Uelu, will also play with a sore
ankle, whlch is hampering Wm
enough far Perkins to shift him
from tdilback to Wlde receiver
MAR ·11NEUPS ,
DEF£NSE
Mo.,..,....
12 ec-vv~
2 MMIOMll•w
3' FNW»JAMID , .... ~
1 MAMJT......,
45 Ka.v MalDDI
70 Josft VlACM
58 DAVID~G
72 T• VAUllZ
50 QSM ROlll90
75 IC..u WUlJiwl
Ht.Wt.a .....
M 195 So QB
5-e 180 Sr. TB
6-1 210 So F8
S.10 16S Jr fl
6-1180 Sr WR
6-0 190 Jr T£
6-2 210 Jr LT
5-7 210 So. LG
S-9 200 So c.
6-0230 So RG
6-1 270 Jr. RT
Tanielu has rushed for 467
yards on 70 carries a.rid cau'gnt 28
passes for 399 more . He has 1,027
all-purpose yards and his Sl.X
touchdOwns represent 61% of the
Eagles' bips to the end zone. He
also threw a TD pass.
Val.buena has thrown for 558
yards and four TDs (48 of 124)-:1
but has been hounded by oppos-'
mg pass rushers. .
Brett Valbuena, who' will come
off the bench, has 15 -catches for
158 yards and two TDs.
Aliso; 12·3· 1 against PCL com·
petition since 1995, features
JUnlor quarterback Jared Hm,
who has thrown for 638 yards and
LlllUPS
-~ H fAHAD JNtlb
70 Jo9t VWAOt
50 OSMR-.o
45 ICOMYMaoa
11 --llcmu.o 4 Ga•imo MouM
JJ DANMV llNMO
20 A#DVROMO
5 Jotw~
6 MAn~
t -.nv ....
six TDs.
~1210 So OE
6-2 210 Jr OT
6-0230 So OT
6-0 190 Jr DE
6-0 170 So. Ol.B
5-7 165 Sr.Mll
S.1 I 135 So. OlJ s.9 n5 So ca
s-10 165 Jr. ca
S-7 17S Jr S5
M 185 Sr. FS
The Wolverioes have also
received offensive productioh
from receiver-running back Jeff
Stanton, running back Iman
Nikzad and wideout Jason
Moore.
Aliso's ltefense is spearheaded
by safety. ruch Hada, a first-team
all-league selection last fall who
returned two interceptions for
, TDs in a 35-7 PCL-opeoing win
over Laguna Beach.
Estancia may be bolstered by
the po~ible return of Griffin Cro-
gan-, who has missed four games
due to illness.
LINEUPS
Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. No. Pl:1!Y« • Ht. ll!tt Ct. Pos. Ht. wt.a . .-a.. NO. l'tl~ Ht. Wt.0. Pos.
&-5 230 Sr. be
6-3 ru Sr: br 3 M 11tE BERGEY .6 2 185 Jr QB
30 NAn: l..EMM£JtMM. 5·10 170 Sr T8
35 Cl.MT SUMNtR 5·10 195 Sr FB
2 OEHHIS AuHul.cJI 6 S 200 Sf. WR
8 H!JllfTtJt MAc.DoHAu>S·lO 160 Sr WR
15 SEl14 RJOWlDSOfll M 215 S< TE
70 STEVE Wm 5 i 1 240 Sr LT
64 Bun WISEMAN 5-10 180 Sr LG
52 Awe BolTOM 6-5 220 Sr C
51 JASON Kutm. S-10 181 Jr. RG
78 SEAN FEHTOH 6-3 230 Jr RT
S'EA KINGS
CONTINUED FROM 81
29 GRANT EsTMROOlt 6-2 210 Jr. OE
77 JAY 86rrOM 6-2 216 Jr or
35 OJlff 5uMNl.ll S-10 l95Sr. NG
99 TY HAlftll ' 6-3 200 Sr DE
15 Smt RIOWIDSON 6-4 215 Sr. OLB
38 MAltl< HAmop • 62 215 Sr MLB
52 Aux Bom>M 6-5 220 Sr OlB
25 RYAN Wuo 6-0 155 Sr CB
3) DAVID BE.So 511 i70 Jr Ci
2 DENNI$ AUMUU.lt 6 5 200 SI' ~S
8 HIMral MACf>oliw.D S.10 160 Sr FS
dnd fl\'e TDs) and Newport Bedch :
resident Matt Lopez (1'.3 for135 dnd :
on<> TD! are the leading receivers :
#I lhitlk thcy'rE' domg more stuff :
off ensively this year,# Freeman :
But Code h Jim 1 idrtigun\ Eugll'.., '>aid "(Orldndo) 1s redl dangerous :
!5-t 1-0 dnd rdnkc•d No 1 m Dl\I· run ning the bdll dnd scfambling.H :
Freemdn L'> dlso concerned about : :.ion VJ and No h 1p Ordnge Coun-• ty)'--hdvP. 10.,1 111.,t onn• m lheir lci.'>l the qtucknes'> the Edgles possess on :
"1 t t l th h "" th S delense. : ,, c;,on es s dn< rd'> c.. e t'd "II' th" t l t d t 1· • I\ 63 o 1 • s c dS es e e nse ve • IOCJS, • • • to opt-n i:iSt yec1r., .. cen, Freemdfl Sd.ld "They can : ll'd~Ut· cdmpdicJn". . _ 1· JU"' .,;notht>r you on the line of :
We nr•ed to re < t1ptur: our foe us '>C nm.m<lge dnd thf'y try lo pressure :
•\flQt t~ f))y Win ltisl \.,l'l'k. forC'Cmdn r you <1nd get you IJ1tO a bad pldy :
st1id . I tol~ mft-flll'r'> il we pr~JldH' They Cdil bl1l1 you and lhey hdve :
with the
0
sdnll' 1r11<•n'>1lv we dtd for llw athletes to :
Httrbor, ! II ldkf' my c:h11nr ':'> d9dlO'il covH 1reC"CJVP.rS
•lnyone. • • _, one-on-one) H It~ the St!tJ K1nc1"' scc·ond CdM h~ fou-TOP
7 STEVE ~ 6-2 178 Sc •• QB
4 ltoeaf.~ 5:10 170.5r TB
44 CW.OS Holnqulr S-9 220 Sr F8
23 0scNt GAllOA • 5-10 187 Sr. WR
l JusTIH JACOeS 6-0. 160 Jr WR
85 NKJll l.AMGSOOIWi • 6-•f 211 Jr T£
79 lllAa.JONu 6-8 242 lr LG ·
55 ~ HIU 6-S 230 Sr LG
50 lANa CHA'Va 6-0 22 J Sr. C.
· 64 M IKE MA.llSHAU. 6-3 223 Sr. RG
77 Roear C.ou 6-5 320 Jr. RT
SAILORS .
CONTINUED fROM 81
to play Uus one game and survive.
And the No. 2 tedJTl m our division
isn't exactly the lineup you want to
see com.mg al you.-
Woodbridge (5·0·1, 0-0·1) has
lost only two of its last 18 games
and comes m Wllh a senior-domi·
Odled squad intent on prolonging
Newport's unfamiliar misery.
•These are the golden boys for
them, H Brinkley said •Th.is is the
team they'v~
1 0
... r~KJhl rhdnrP IC> knock off ...th•! lured oftensivt•
d1~h1on's top·rtJnkt•d sqnad, <liter haldnC<' wilh
h1wdhnq Lht•n-No I N<•wport ffo r-senior Nd tc L<'rn-
nor, 2a: 18. ld..,l W<'Pk. A win "'ould mi•rmdn lt•ading
·•~0·1•xtend the C'IM wm .,trt•dk to the running
~•ll. ll1t1t<:hmtj the• 'l-'< ond-lungc...,t m I gurne dnd junior
st h111~l · h1stmy. twhmd the· 19fJ:J q u a rt e r b d c k
•t·tcrn ... SP\ c11-r1um1• 'ikcin Mike Bergey tng·
OF Division VI football
been waiting for
over there· smce
these seniors
were m the sev·
enlh grade.#
llowc.~vc.·r. ~.111tt1 l\.fdrgdnld, m tL'i t.wnng the dCndl
IUJril -.cM'>On 111 thl• Sc•d View, will rJtlttck.
l1o1yu ... 11melhtnq to '>ttY dbout dll Le>m mermdn
tied! hds b41 ydrds
Tht· Ett!JIC'S, who tell lo Stan I dnd two m s on
<. lu111Pnle, :J7·14. m W<'Pk 4 to c:>nd t 2 1 carries, whtle
llwH 2H·gdmf' winning streak, held Bergey has com·
011 l 1 Toro, 31-24, m ld'>t week's ple led 46.of 79 tor
1. Santa Margarita
2. Woodbridge
3. Irvine
... Coronadel,....
5. Newport Hilrt.or
· 6. Villa Park
7. Foothill
8. Servite
9 Laguna' Hills
10. Costa Mesa
,.....
S.1
S-0-1
4-1-1
S.1
S.1
H
3-l
2-4
3-3
4-2
Newport will
attempt to make
the grade against
an attaclung
Woodbridge
defense, as well
as a Wanior
offe nse whkh
has been produc·
bve Wllh the run
dJld the pass.
l1·r1<11w ope1wr They t1rl' led ofJ <'n· 719 ydrds dnd l•1ght TDs, with just
Brandon
Runk (581 yards
on 81 carries)
hds been the featured ball carrier,
but the return or juruor Chad Har·
ris, who missed several games with
d sprained ankle, gives the Wamors
~1\.ely tiy w111ur qu<1rlt •rbdck Grcq ~hre<' interceptions.
( >rl.rndn, who hrh filled 111 Cdpably Senior DennJs Alshuler lct1ds
lur lwo·Wne AlJ-Clf stt1ndoul C'd!· CdM in H!C'Ppt.10ns With 13, bul
vm Pdlmcr. no~ di l ·~C ~pnwr H unter MacD9oald has
< >rl<tndo hd., c:omplPl<'d 58 ol 92 dVCra.ged more than '.30 yards OR ht.'>
f1Jr 75:J ydrds dntl SP.Ven touch· • rune catches, mduding three TDs.
rlo..., 11-. wllh only lhrPe mterccp· The Sea Kiny defe nse, yieldlllg
• a pair of quality backs. Hanis. fi.rst-
:-te(lro all-league dS a sophomore
t 11111s I le ha., dl<.o rnshcd for 244 JU"I more thd.n 10 pomt.s-per game,
y.ir1J... dlid lour Tl>r; on IA c c1rncs is Jed by sPnior JTUddle linebacker
SPnmr Spenu•r Mccroskey hds . M a.rk Half1eld, s<>hior noscguard
m~lwd for 'l21 ydrrlc, dnd thrPe TDs Curt SumnN, junior tt1ckle Jay Bot-
'""' !-l2 cdrnf'~. whJIP '>Pruor ~kt• tom and d sec-oncldry tncludmg
th;orman 129 cut<:hl's ror 4~ ya1ds I Al huJer, MarOondld dlld Bcrge.y
huNl'ER MACDONALD
~Sept. 12, 1980
ttom.toll'llft: Corona ~I Mar
-~ S-foot-10 Wef9ht: 160 pound\
Spoft: Foott>.11
~ COr~r..,ece ver
co.ch: Did; Freeman '•vortte food: Steak •nd bitked potatoes ,__.._ n.ovle: "Saving Prlvece
Ryan• • ................... Running
b.dl. that lntef<~ (42 y.tck
fbir • touchdown ao-lnst tfMbor. -fOodtetl....,.. of ..... VI:
Ceugtlt two pees for My~ lodUdino a 4(>.yln:f TO to open the
KQtfn9 and returned in~
oil y4lri* for TD to fuel ».11 Win In h a.ttlt of ~ a.ay >OOCW.
Dilr ...
c~ JPOf1J Wd _,.,..,
lgnups in progre s
COSTA M L!SA ------Boy~ und g1rlc; in H•O 0 P S
gr1UJc<t l ·8 nrc 11W1h•ll lo s1<1n up lor
lhr! Boyi1 1\ll(I Gui Cluh of Americu
W1nh r Bitskcthall l f'IJ<fUC i;.t th fronl
ti k ol thP Lou Yanttirn Hr~n< h nl
21:l l 1\1~un Av ·nui• in Co~ltt M a
Tht> IN911 l1lft 1n De>cern~r
1111d end with lht' plc1yolf., m Mar(;h,
1 Ill' CJtddf'li l · 1 frtHlll ' i' lln
Ir• true llonttl lnng111 hnuh <f lo 3h
pl yt>r'I. All other le gu will b
rlOM:d wh.un 48 plt1Yt'l'f havl! re< 1,-,..
tf:llc d Coac-he:. au• also h oded ror 1nlonnaUon, !MU·642·8:J1:t
HUNTER
CONTINUED FROM 81
d t•ep," MdcDonal<l recalled.
"When Bt!rtJf'V cdlled the pldy,
tw l>aid 'Th.t!-. om "s tor you.' l got
ans1de (th!:! I lurbor comerback)
dml Mike thrPw u perfect baU. I
t:dughl it and (the def ender} fell,
so 1 httd a clean puth to the end
·zone. When I tumnd around. J
'>tlw my teammates runrung
toward mu dnd it wds the
qr •atest kehng 1 cdll't even
clescnhe how nocx:l 11 fell.·
MaclJondld chdo't wctlt long
to cx1Hmence ll again -d little
mon• lhtln d quorter to be exert.
I h.! durted m rront of a Newport
receiver to mtcrcept al the Tars'
42-yard tine, then streaked to the
.
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Sr.hritw.r' r tas t5 lnclu<le
advanc ~ golf, yogil , nd ~J c.ht
-1 don't plun to play next
y1 ur, • he 1m1rl. •f'm clomq tlus lo
h •Ip t!Sldlilish ft t~am for
Si.lddlcl>CJc.:k, o th • k1cls m hJgh
school know Saddlcback has n
te6m. Before, (girl ) n ver had an
opUon. To pll9y coJJege golf, you •
• defens1ve back, rushed for 129
yards and two touchdowns last fall
against Harbor.
Senior left-hander Scott Barlow
hdS thrown for 966 yards and I 3
touchdowns and threw his only
intercept.Jon m last week's 17-17 Ue
with lrvine. The .rPtuming ftrst-
end zone for his hrst defensive
touchdown ever.
"He threw it right into my
hands and thP sideline was wide
open: MacDonald recalled. "I
returned an mlercepllon to the
1-yard line ldst eason, so I Wds
Uunking about cutting past the
quarterback if he ca.me over Uus
timt!. •
· The second touchdown crune
after the Sa.llors had cut the lead
to 13-6 and rorced a punt. It
silenced the I larbor crowd dlld
sent the CdM stands mto o
frtmzy with 1:14 Jert in the thlrd
penod '
MacDonald's dl•fens1ve
prE>sence went {dt beyond the
big interception ret\lm, as CdM
coaches shifted him r~o01 safety
to comer in order to ub.lize tus
"-peed against a talented cast of
had to go to o tour.year school •
Schriber. playmg th" role of
ground·brcaker, lS hopmg to
m~p1re young femalE' pldyers
with the mc-rease or sche>l4n;hlps
bccaus or 1ltle IX. •There ur • u
ton of c holil19h1p,; out them for
guls goU/ Rhc r;a1d. •u ~y go
to a JC f irll ~md honf! then skill ,
ther ar a lot or c:holnn.hJps out
there lor th m. •
• Schriber'! r lauon hip with
Cunerty goes back 20 y an. He r
fonner husband was a def nsfve
.
· 55 8IWtr Htu.
" MtKi-MAastw..L. l3 MaWNmU
76 COOPSI Wlsl
6 SHAWN O'OotMu.
5 MuTu...Y
9 l.ucAs Kl!M
21 OScAA GNIOA
.10 lAMAlt l&
88 Kn.sEY PmltsoN
8 Buy °""'°"
5-10 193 Sr ~T
6.0 201 Sr. be
6-2 202 Sr. Ol.B
S-10180 Jr.MLB •
S-9 180 Sr Ol.B
'5-9 190 Sr. CB
5-8 150 Sr CB
6-1 160 Jr. SS
6-4 184 Jr. FS
team all-leaguer bas completed 67
of 111.
Barlow's favorite targets are
seruor tight end Zack Foster (21
catches fQr 328 yards and five TDs)
and Oren Ma.sserman (17 for 289
and three TDs)
Harbor had been similarly pro-
ductive on offense, but was forced
to the air last week when Cd.M's
defense limited its running game to
.60 yards.
The Sailors will need to reyam
productivity on the ground. with
senior tailback Robert Peredia (711
yards and 10 TDs on 128 attempts)
hopmg to benefit trom improved
play up front.
•(The Warriors} come after you
and they give you 100 dlfferent
looks,• BrinkJey said of a defensive
$Cbeme patterned after Buddy
Ryan's famed 4-6.
Seruor quarterback Steve Gor-
man has thrown for 911 yards and 15
TDs. complebng 71 of 113 and lus
lone interception came last week.
Harbor's leading receiver is ·
seruor Oscar Garoa, who has 34
receptions for 417 yards and 10 TDs.
Newport will also need to
improve upon a miserable 53%
conversion rate on PATS. The Tan.
have failed on 9 of 21 conversion
kicks and have been derued six
limes on 11 two-point trtes.
A victory would put the Sailors
back Into the thick of things In the
Sea View, but a loss would threaten
the viability of earning their nlnlh
postseason berth in the last 10 years
Harbor's defense, which
changed shape ldSt week when
seruor Brant Hill moved from mid-
dle lmebacker to end, has yielded
just five touchdowns m six games.
Junior Mike Tunney bas stepped
m for Hill between senior outside
'bdckers Lucas Kerr and Shawn
O'Donnell.
receivers.
MacDonald's speed, which he
satd was in the low 4 .6-second
range in the 40-yard dash, bas
also made him a dangerous deep
threat on orcense.
He has averaged just more
than 30 yards on rune receptions,
scoring on three of them. He also
had an 18-yard reception on
third-and-nine at the Harbor 29,
which helped set up the Sea
Kings' second touchdown.
Fleet feet are far from the only
attribute for this former Jr.
All-Amencan middle linebacker,
who still savoni the physical
aspects of the game.
•tte's one of our better
tackle.rS and pound-f or*pou.nd,
one of ow strongest kids,•
Fre<,>man SOJd.
•J-littmg people.ls probably
coordi.ilator at Santa Ana
College, and lAtN a cooch at..
1\tstm l ligh. when C'unt\rty was
a t:obc h lit·~l!nd Htlll. They, wcw
alw ne?tghbOra. ·
Cunerty went Qn to . •
Saddlcba~ Coll~e, where he
httS <:oacbl'<i th men's goU teem
&I.nee l98l (with 15 conferenc
11nd five state rhamplomhJps).
He was Saddlob4dt'1 head
football roach for tliree years
( t 995-97). Iii '96, Saddleback
won a Mtiollal clwnpionship.
Newport ~h/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot
SIAIDlllS MUSTANGS
CONTINUED FROM 81
( t ir .__.,, 1 d' I M .. r 1 '• ~ ' C 0 Mesa tS moving away from its stnct
smashmouth double WUlg, opting for
more 1-lonnation and single-back sets,
while also attempting to keep defens-
es honest with a passing game.
I rod •y •, 'J""""• 1 I Hl1
Junior Jimmy Henog headlines the
Costa Mesa ground game, though
junior quarterback Dave Weir has
proved he can be make defenses pdy
for keying too keenly on rus back.J1elcl
teammate.
S.1turct.1y., <J.mw ! l 30)
El Toro at IMne
Herzog has rushed for 693 yards on
139 carries dnd hos scored 13 touch-
downs. Weir, who spent some time at
wmgback, has rushed for 4 27 yards on
40 attempts and scored four TDs. Weir
has also thrown for 175 yards and two
Co•,ta Me ... i (4 J) 1 O
Alt'ioo N19u.-I (2 •1) 1 0
TD!>.
Coach Mark Cunningham, in hts
12th season at Uru, features a cliver~1·
fied winged-T offense, . which has
received productivity from several
players.
Seruor quarterback Andy Dennis
has thrown for 554 yards and four TDs
(32 of 86 with slX mterceptions). L<lgun.1 Bl'ach ( 1 '>) O 1
Tonight'~ CJ•'",.. ( l pm )
Receiver Raemone Sequeira is
averaging nearly 24 yards on 11 1
receptions, while four diiferenl Trojdn
ball carriers have hdd 100-yard-plus
Fnday ~ <J.im•·~ ( 7 pm ) games thus far.
Junior-Reggie Edwards was the pn·
mary lhreat against Laguna Hills. He
rushed for 116 yards on 13 cames and
turned his lone reception into a 74·
Aliso Niguel vs. Estaa..
at Newport Harbor .
Laguna Beach vs. Laguna Hills.
at Mission Viejo yard touchdown.
COSTA MESA LINEUPS
No,. "-Yet
10 DAVI W OI J4 ,..., HP:toG
2 RJacy MAln1N
42 .IOSf4 MDIDlz
.. Gus SANoovAI.
75 IJMaLIM.
65 Uusu OM>oNEz
52 PJ. STANG&.
58 EUSIO MMn'M2
54 Et11C CoNHATY
44 5HAuH foatvMAN
DEFENSE
ttt. Wt.O. Pos. No. Pla)'et Ht. wt. Ct Pot.
5·11 175 Sr. QB
5-9 180 Jr. W8
5-11 155 Sr. WB
6-0 195 Sr. FB
6-2 210 Sr TE
6-1 290 Sr LT
S-1 1 220 Sf LG
5-9 245 Sr C
S-10 225 Jr. RG
6-0 26S Jr. RT
6-3 190 Jr TE
88 Gus SANDOVAL 6-2 2,!0 Sr. DE
90 ROIOIT HuwGEll 6-2 220 Jr OT
92 ANroNY Gll'*5f04 S-11 245 So OT
32 Frux MoNlANo 5-9 185 Sr DE
J4 J"'1111Y HaloG 5-9 180 Jr Ol.B
44 SHAuN f't:.MYMAM 6-3 190 Jr Ill
12 JASC* RAMl:IN 6-0 185 Jr ll8
3 Tooo 0 0001110" s.i 175 Jr. OLB
4 8fluNo 8ALDIJlltAMA 56 140 Sr. CB
2 RIOCY M~ S-11 155 Sf. CB
10 DAVI WEIR 5 11175 Jr fS
l 11 DON LrACH I DAI Y PllO
Newport Harbor's Tyler Calley defends against a haples toe .
POLO
CONTINUED FROM 81
mg, Leeper punched in a count.C'r· ·
attack godl with 12 seconds
remaming. Becker, Caffey dnd
Peetz had steals ·an the second
quarter.
clock (on an assist Crom Conwell).
Tripp Fitzgeorge, Clint Peetz,
Hansen, Leeper and Becke r each
had at least one steal in the
opening quarter. Chip Going,
Andrew Evans a nd Drew Dolkas
came off the bench to produce
steals m the third quarter for the
Sa.liars, who host El Toro next
week in a first-place showdown.
Dolkas scored Newport's onJy
!>econd-half goal.
Newport Harbor's second-
quarter su'.rge was ignited when
Caffey scored on the counterat-
tack. with 6:01 left. The Sailors,
who outshot Santa Margarita in
the fust hall, J 5-S. bwlt their lead
to 7 ·O when Hansen scored on an
assist {ram Caffey with 1 ·43 to
place. ,
To complete the first-half scor·
the thing I like best about
football," sajd MacDonald,
whose courage serves him well
when running patterns over the
middle.
"I know what linebackers and
safeties are thinkmg when they
see a receiver come over the
middle. but 1 figure, 1 can take
the pain for the team." •
In the earbl!r frosh-soph gdnW,
Newport beat Santa Margtlnld,
10·8, in double overtime to gam
the inside track to the league till<'.
Stephan Jendrusina scored the>
go-ahead goal for Newport m the
second overtime
The Sailors came from behind.
They were down 6-1 With 2:49 lert
in the third quarter, before scor-
ing seven stTdJght goals.
"That was a gd.IDe, ~ Barnett
said.
SI.A VIEW LEAGUE
NEWPOM~9
SANTA MMcwm'A 4
Score by Quattws
Sarita Margarita O O 2 2 • 4
Newport Harbor 5 3 o 1 • 9
s.nta Margwit.a -McOonell 2,
Raney 1, Stemmler 1. Saves· Le Blanc 4
Newport Hll$or • Becker 3,
Conwell 2, Caffey 1. Dolkas 1, LeepE>r 1.
Hanson 1. SCtves • Birdsong 6.
SCHEDULE
TOOAV
• footbllfl
High school • Costa Mesa vs
University at Irvine High, 7 p.m.
• w.twpolo
MacDonald's performance •
against Harbor was even more
remarkable, con.sidenng he was
forced to il out the previous
week with a evere flu bug.
High sthool boys • Estaixia at l.Jlgun.i
Beach, 3:1S p.m.; Laguna Hiiis at Costc'l
Mesa, 3: 1 S p.m • • Vofleybell
• High school glrls Newport Harbor
•My dad went to the game
and go.,ve me updates from his
cell phQne," MacDonald said. •1
bad to go to-the hospiW the day .
Qf the (WestininSter game) and
when they stuck the i.v." in mo
the first thing 1 Mid was 'God,
1 wish I could play torught.' •
Colon canC'cr forced him off tJ')Q
g1iditon, hQWCVeJ. .
When Sdddlcbdck osta blished
its women's golt program, · • •
Cunerty Wds a natural choice to
coach the team and Schrtber wa
ttntong the f U"St he called
• In ~ strange tWlSt, Schnbet
lives tn Coron• del Mar but
ottends Saddlebttck, while OCC's
No l•plqyer, JennUer Tunzi, lives
m Minion Vle)O.
• .,.,_., DUMll\ club golf column
tppNfS..., ~. •
at Woodbridg4!, 6 30 p.m.; Santa
Margarit9 at Corona del Mar, 3 15 p .m :
Cost.a Mes. at Eslancia, 3:15 pm. ...... .
High schoOI girls • C0tona del Mar
at SAnta Mat9Arita, 3 1 S p.m , Newport
H..-bor It Woodbridge, l p.m., Eitancl•
et Aliso Niguel, 3 p.m .. UnlveBlty
at Costa Mesa, 3.15 p.m.
•Golf
High S(hool girls • CoSta M.w vs.
EstMIC.ia et CostA ~ GICc; Mes.
Unda coune, 2 p.m.; IMne ¥S. Corona
del MM at Newport 8Nch CC. 2·30 p.m., Santa Margarita vs Newport
Harbor at Costa M~ GKC. 3·30 pm. • Aekl hodley
• High ~hool girts • Newport HMt>or at Santiago, 3 p m
•••• Ill
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, October 22, 1998 es·
C·COUllTRY
.
Mustangs
cruise to
• easywms
• Est?Jlcia boys batter
University, where seven
boys and six of seven
girls break personal
records for the Eagles.
LAGUNA BEACH -Bruce
Hancock ran a time of 16: 17 as
Costa Mesa High cruised· to a 15-
46 victory over Laguna Beach m a
Pacific Coast League meet on
Wednesday at Laguna Beach.
The Mustangs (3· 1 in league)
swept the lop five spots while
preparing for the Mt. San Anto-
nio Invitational on Friday.
"It was more of a workout day
for us,• Coach Joe Busi said.
"Because this is a hill course, it's
good practice for ·Mt. SAC. We
just used 1t for uphill and down-
hill drills .•
The girls team (2-2) also
cruiSed to a 21-34 VIclOry. Jamie
DeNoewer, fresh from her Gold
Division victory at the Orange
County Championships on Satur-
day, won the race with a ti.me of
. -19:27.
PACRC COAST LEAGUE
BOYS
CosTA MEsA 15, LAGUNA 8EAot 46
1. Hanc.ock (CM), 16:17, 2. Martinez
(CM).' 16:34; 3 .• Tran (CM ), 17:07;
4 Ojeda (CM), 17'27; S. Ortiz (CM),
17:31; 6. Moore (LB), 17:36; 7. Olney
(LB), 17:57; 8.. Chapin (CM), 18·19; 9.
Aruna (CM), 18:27; 10. Jues (LS), 19:08
GIRLS
CosTA MEsA 21, LAGUNA lkAa4 34
AYSO 1111011 57
REBELS EAT GREEN APPLES
And there are absolutely
no stomach aches at all,
thanks to 2-1 victory in
girls 14-and-unders.
Keli Ann Klein and Vanessa
Cohen each scored first-half goals
as the Rebels defeated the Green
Apples, 2-1, in AYSO Region 57
girls under-14 action over the
weekend. ·
The nudfield control of Carte
Decker and MacKenzie Conover
helped set up scoring opportuni-
ties. Samantha Cohen had assists
on both goals.
Erin Starzyk scored for the
Green Apples.
Guus UNDER-14
• Sea Queens 4, Monsoons 2
The Sea Queens remained
undefeated because of goals by
Danielle Morreale, Britta Niel-
son, Whitney George and
Melanie Cole.
Natalie Sims was solid in goal
for the Sea Queens.
Madison Otterbein, Jennifer
Lee, ArleJ AJlen, Corissa Con-
verse and Amanda Molinaro also
played well.
Danielle Carlson scored two
goals for the Monsoons, with
assists by Stephanie Wal and
Prlsdlla Swenson
• Superstars 1, Ladybugs 1
Forward Keelan Cuyler scored
an early goal for the ~uperstars,
who were able to hold otl for the
tie.
Ashley Koontz and Allssa·
Zoelle were solid for the Lady-
bugs.
BOYS UNDER-12
• Raiders 1, Predators 1
Ajay Sahn1 scored off an assist
from Ben Witte to give the
Raiders a 1-0 lead.
Drew Humme, Kyle Jung, Jed
Ball, Michael Hubbard and Bren-
don Brown, as well as goalie
Zach Vines played solid defense,
!lold.mg th:e PredatOt'S to-just ~e
~core.
Gws UNDER-12
• RevoluUon 3
Killer Blueberry Muffins 3
After trailing most of the game:
the Revolution came roaring back
to tie the match on goals by
Ct\ristine DlGrado and Janella
Godoy.
. Godoy had two goals in the
match.
J.Jz Conklin played well m
goal late in the game, keeping the
Revolution close.
Tanisha Senarante scored two
goals for the Killer Blueberry
Muffins. Whitney Caskey scored
tl\e other goaJ.
J I . A L L • A M E I I C A .II F 0 0 I I A l l
REG I 'O II 9 7
• Deep Impact 2, Cherry Bombs 0
AhUa Kattan, Jadde Colgate
and Maggie Donnelly each
scored godls tor Deep Impact.
Also playing well were Caroline
Sauter, Chelsea Gutbord and
Brittany MWTay.
• Surge 1, R.lpUde 0
Breanne Ogden scored the
only goal of the match and goalie
Taylor Shumate made sure that
the goal was enough to win the
match for the Surge.
• Sea Queens 5, No Fear 0
Julie Duggan, Allison Page,
Natalie Wayt and Courtney
Clark played well for No Fear.
Buffaloes topple Patriots,· 26-16
• Two touchdowns by ·
Encinias help Buffaloes
improve record to 5-1.
Matt Encinias scored two
touchdowns as the Newport
Mesa Buffal<>ei, a Junior All-
American Jwlior Midget Foot-
ball Team. defeated the South
Orange County Patnot.S, 26-16,
in weekend action.
Joe Jteuaon scored on a 64-
yard run to cut Huntington
BPach's lead to JUst seven, but it
was as close as the Bruins could
gel
Shawn Mohler, Sheldon
JUley, Michael Kordlch and
Glenn Smtth had strong games
on defense for the Bruins.
CUNJc
• Buckeyes 26, Orange Chiefs &
WAT I I
Paldaleads
Sea Kings
past Irvine
• Sea Kings capture
12·5 decision in a Sea
View League encounter.
CORONA DEL MAR -Jason
Palda ';cored four goals as Corona
del Mar defeated Irvine, 12-5, in
a Sea View Lecigue water polo
match on Wednt:>.sday at Corona
del Mdr.
The Sea Kingi. (8-8) held
Irvine to JUSt one goal for the fll'St
three quarters. Brad Netherton
anchored the defense with seven
saves
Greg Marchiorlattl, Garrett
Gentry and R}an :Tucker each
scored two god.ls for Cd.M Tucker
also bad three assists, while Pdlda
had two steals.
The Sea Kings Junior varsity
escaped with a 6-4 wm.
SlA VIEW L£AGUE ~Oil MM 12, hMNE 5
5cof'e by Quarters
Irvine 0 1 0 4 • 5
Corona del Mar 4 3 3 2 • 12
Irvine • Herzog 2. Peck 1, Swanson 2.
Saves • Munden 4. McNab 3.
CdM -Palda 4, Tucker 2, Gentry 2,
Marchiorlatt1 2, Fabian 1, Petry 1.
Saves -Netherton 7.
JC SPORTS
Pirates
13-7 • wm, 1. DeNoewer (CM), 19:27; 2 Nguyen
(CM), 20:19; 3. Cotton (CM), 20:46;
4. Sanchez (LB), 21:45; S. Barnett (CM),
21:53; 6. Brown (LB), 21:56; 7. Travino
(LB), 21 :22; 8. l.Jnderos (CM). 23:05;
DOmlnlc ltkbrd and ~emo
Barrera each scored a rushing
touchdown for the Buff aloes,
who are 5-1 on the yea.r.
Joe Wllliams, JeH RJvera,
Austin Nieto, Jeff aefd, Erle
Cortts and Juon Jordan
anchored the offensive line.
Despite· three penalties that
took away two touchdowns, the
Buckeyes were able to pull out a
victory behind the running of
Joe Angelo, Mike orouo and
. Matt Uoyd.
SANTA ANA -----.-· Rob McCliilTe and P 0 L 0
9 Unk (LB), 23:18; 10. Faulkner (LB),
23:29. •
Record breakers
IRVINE -When a cross coun-
try course 1s flat with long
straightaways. fast tunes are
commonplace. So it is no surprise
that all seven Estancia High boys
cross country runners set person-
al records in a PaC'ific Coast
League victory over Univemty,
20-38 at Mason Regiondl Park.
PEE Wn DMSJON
• Newport M9la liojans East 31
Canon Colts O
Angelo scored two touch-
downs, while Orozco and Lloyd
scored one each.
Jamie McGee's good blocks
setup two toucbdoWns.
JUNJO• OJNJc
• WUdcals4'
Wesbil.lmter Uons I
Ryan Carroll scored four goals
each as Orange Coast College
rolled past Santa Ana. 13-7, in·
Orange Empue Conferen_ce
water polo actlon on Wednesday
at Santa Ana.
AJberto Munoz broke the
school record with a time of
15:18. Manue l Orozco's time of
15:43 moved him up to fourth on
the. all-llfne fastest hst for
Estancia (4·0 m league).
Stephan Appell, aJter getting
cramps m lu.s side at 1 1/2 miles,
came back to finish fifth, just 18
seconds behind teammate Tony
Magana (16:05). Abe Inouye.
wbo finished 11th, shaved more
than a nunute off hls personal
best with a time of 16.59.
The girls (2-3, 1-3 in league)
set six personal records in a 20-38
loss to the 1rojans. Liz Hwpe fin.
tshed tlurd in 18:56 and became
the ·fourth fastest all-time at
Estancia. Janet Cahuantzi ra n the
fourth-fastest sophomore of all-
tune with a seventh-place finish
tn 19:48.
MCJAC COAST L£AGU£
BOYS
EsrANCJA 20, UNntusnY 38
1. A. Munoz (E). 15: 18; 2. Orozco (E).
15:43; 3. Collins (U), 15:58; 4. Magana
(E), 16:05; 5. Appell (E), 16:23; 6 ~un
nels (U), 16:31; 7 Thatande (U), 16:33;
8. Juarez (E), 16:34; 9 M . Munoz (E).
16 43; 10. Martinez (U), 16:45.
GIRLS lJNMRsmt 18, ESTANCJA 40
Qliarterback Kasey Peters
g\lided the offense with 269 total
yards. Weu Preaon rushed for
97 yards and three touchdowns.
• OWV\ MlJ\.VIHU I /)AA Y fl.OT
The f!oJans East defense, seen here in earlier action: racked
up a shutout win over the Canon Colts. Among the Trojans: The Wildcats improved their
record to 2~3-1 after the victory
over the Llons. Trevor Tbertot also scored a
touchdown.
Sam Mautn (55), Cory Azzalilno (also ln on tackle), Daniel
Martn-Flnn (24), Sean EUb (45) and M~rdecal Omguze (33).
Carlo Valdez scored two
touchdowns. Travis Son!iuen,
behind the blocJUng of ~
Jackson and Corbin McNutt
also soored two toadldowm.
The undefeated Trojans East
picked up their sixth victory of
the season and fifth shutout of
the year.
The defense, led by Aaron
Garcia. Sea EWs, Sam Matlin;
Parker Del Ponte and SJ)!ncer
Un.k, held ·Carson to JUSt four
fir.>t downs., ·
• Fountain Valley Jaguan 32,
Trojans West O · · •
Domtnlc Rubino and Wbn
Junowtcb had sobd games on
defense for the liOJans Weit.
Corbin Medina, L.A. Olson,
Scott Caput and G•rrett
Taormt.na played aggressively
throughout
Hunter Adler, Scott Chene
and Kyle Chene made soUd
plays OD defeme. -
. ., .
Jwilor-Pee Wee •
• HuottngtOn Beach Do!J>tunS 2e
Bru.ln.s 6
Weekend split for Sting AYSO REGION 120
Silver Galaxy wins
battle of Unbeatens Brian Walton scored on S O C C E R
a penalty kick tn th~ dos-.
1Jlg seconds to give the Orange Coast Urut-
ed Sting, a boys under-16 club soccer team,
a 1-0 victory over CFC on Saturday. Goa.IJe
Sam Koons made a number of key saves to
preserve the shutout.
Ryan Denman, Chasen Marshall, Car-
los Montano and Brian Henry led the
defense for the Sting.
In Sunday's action, the Sbng lost to the
West Coast Stonn, 3-0.
OCU Rush II beats Wave
CLUB SPORTS
then added the Brea Blaze to theu list, 4-0.
Shannon Causgrove had three of the
seven goals. Carly Chamberlain had two
and Jessica Abdou and Kara Jenkins each
had one. ·
The Ripbde have only given up five
goals m eight games
Vipers drop 2-1 decision
Zach Mllder's streak of ------.-four consecubve ·matches S 0 C C E R
with a goal came to an end on Sunday in
the Orange Coast United Vipers' 2-1 lo9!> to
the JUSA Dragons.
Augustin Martinez, Shaun Markley, Dylan
Stavish and Jose DeVlnney each scored goals as the
Silver Galaxy defeated the Boys m Burgundy, 4-3, in
• AYSO Region 120 Division rv l:>oys soccer action
over the weekend Both teams came in to the con-
test without a loss For DeVmney, 1t was tus first goal
of the season. Steve Shoettler scored a goal for the'
Boys in Burgundy
Gms DMSION IV
• Ughbtlng Squad 2, Crunch Berries O
Brittany Vergara scored both goals in the Light-
ning Squad's shutout win Susan Cloud and Hahea
Hookano led the Cmnch Bernes
8 0\S DMSION V
• Boys ln Black 1, Blue Angels l
The Plfates (7-12 2-4) now
look toward the fmdl conference
match against Cypress on
Wednesday.
OMMGl EMPtU ~ OM.NciE CoAST 13, 5NCtA ANA 1
Score by Quwt9n
Orange Coast 2 3 2 6 • 13
Santa Ana 0 3 1 3 • 7 ar.,. Coast • McClafre 4, Carroll
4, Alvarado 3. l.ln1ch 2. Saves -Bond 6,
OCC women ramble
SANTA ANA -----r-The Orange Coast P 0 L 0
College women'i, water polo team
took some time on Wednesday to
work on new plays and sets dw•
ing a 16·5 VIctory over Santa Ana
in an Orange Empire Conference
matc.h on Wednesday.
Corona del Mar product Laura
Blau. Jen Tucker and Laurel
Reszewslo edch had two goals.
The Pirates (19-2, 6-0 in con-
ference}, who clinched a share of
the OEC bUe with the wm, are
now prepanng tor the OEC tow-
ncUJlent, which starts on Nov 6.
~ a.tM CONfOENa
OM.NciE CoAsT 16. SANTA ANA S
Sc:o.-. by Quamn
Orange Coast 4 4 4 4 -16
Santa Ana 0 1 2 2 • 5
Or.nge Coast · Lindgren S, Blair 2..
Tran 2, Tucker 2, Smith 2, Resz~l 2.
F1mbfes 1. Saves · Finnegan 5.
Dela.Jara 8.
Santa AN -Thom~ 4 Gomez 1.
Pirates win, again
1. Marquand (U), 17:55; 2. Howard
(U), 18:07; 3. Huipe (E), 18.56; 4. Chow
'(U), 19;02; 5. Rhattray (U), 19.27; 6 Hall
(U), 19:45; 7 '-huantzi (E), 19:48;
Amanda Wittman-..--........ ,
scored an early goal as the S 0 C C E I
Orange Coast United Rush Il, a girls under-
13 team, defeated the JUSA Wave, 3-0, in
weeke nd club soccer action. The victory
keeps the Rush in first place of the Silver
South DiVJSion
"Irafford Hill scored lhe only godl of lhe
match for the Vipers, a boys under-11 club
soccer team In Saturday's match, f\.11.lder
scored m a 1-1 tie with the lrvme Stn.kers.
Andrew Whitaker took advantage of an errant
goalie kick, tying lhe score at 1-1 for the Blue
Angels. Kyle Kell scored on a breakaway goal ill the
thud quarter for the Boys m Black. Steve Hamasaki,
Kyle Fopma, Trever McDonald and Trevor McGuff
led the Boys m Black on defense.
IRVINE -Jenniler ---•" Tuni1 finished · ~uth 5 0 L f
8.. Wallace (U), 19:51; 9. Stevens (E).
19.57; 10. Bonales (E), 20:32.
JUllan Austin and Frankee Kelly also
scored goals.
Goalie Jillane Hartfiel helped lhe Rush
II eam its fifth shutout of the season.
Opposing teams have only scored three
goals in eight games.
Riptide socks it to Brea • Boys In Black 6, Spirit 1
with a 12-ovcr·pdT 83 as Orange
Coast CoTiegc's women's golf
tedm won th€ foUrth round ol th~
Orange Empire Confer nee
matches on Wednesday at Oak
Creek Golf Club with 34~ Tars fall to University NEWPORT
BEACH -The Rip-S 0 f T I A L L
IRVINE Kelly
Kell led the Bo~ in Black with three goals.
McDonald scored two and Andrew Ayala scored his
first goal of the sea on. strokes. ·
Hunt shot a 10-over-5 0 l f
par 46 as Newport Harbor High
lost to University, 136-157, in a
nonleague golf match at Rancho
San Joaquin Golf Club on
Wednesday. Emily McKay shot a
52 for the Sailors and Lindsay
Galbrith shot a 59. University's Ang~a was the medalist at 41.
Riptide r~claims first place
tide, a Pdciitc Coast Bobby Socks 10-and-
under softball team. used a combination of
great pitching and a potent offense to
sweep Bred in weekend action.
. Luke Boulger and Ch.rts Fa.Ibo had a solid match
in goal.
DIVISION VJ CDllS
• Tornadoes 4, Jets 1
Manc..ela Dietnck c;hot an 8S
and Jan Cbeng -.hot an 87 for tbe
Pirat • who haw . won all fow
rowids of the matchc and I &0
the conference with 39 pol.Ilts. :
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KalUln Morrow pitched a no-tutler ui
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A pair of shutouts over -----.... r the weekend catapulted S 0 C C I I
the Orange Coast Uruted
Riptide. a girls under-12 bronze division
club soccer team, back into first place.
The Riptide topped the Wolves, 3-0,
Christie Hamers, one of the best pitch-
ers m the league, led the team to a 10-1 VIC-
tory in the second game, as the Riptide
remained in first place.
Kelly Mathews' two gQals were more lhan
enough for the Tornadoes TYier Andrews and
Ollvta Schow also scored goals.
Makenna Brown had a number of strong aves
for the Tornadoes
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94();,Blue0!1d Cyn , Laguna Nov, 5. 1998 Th691 Laa Pallnn 14 Lagun1 PUILIC NOTICE Dana P0tnl, CA 92529 ~!B tn lt>o Newix>n the 1t1!'!e OI NII. IOf.tMh Of .. .en, CA t2tl51 L Hille, CA 92858 Thi• bu11ness It con· leach Cak 926b1 The eashie<s dletlt drl\lll'I on a
Tiii• bu1fn1u 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu•lnu1 It con• ductod by: an ind1v1dual 1 unde15111neo rustee 01$ Slate Ot na:ional bank.~ Gllefed by. 1 COlpotaUon ducted by: &1111ldlliiduaJ f lctltlOUI 8ualMll Have you ttar1td do.ng ''~ l'ly labilily lot Wly IO• dr&M'I Ol'I 8 $1.ale ()( _,.,
Have you llal1ed dOlng Flctltloua Bu1lneH Have you started doing Ne,... Statement business yet? YH, 1011198 correctness of lh~ S1tfft ad fiand loilf1 8S50Caall0l'I bus"'"' yet? No Nam• St•t•m•nt businea• ytl'l VH, a.ea The folto.v1ng paflon• .,, George cou Ore$s :v'd ot/'et common sa s assoo:1:3. ~ sav-
CaM0t,,.• Restaurant En· ~ I0110w1ng persons 1te M1C:hHI R Matth-dOl!lC<J bUslntH 11: Thlt 1la1tm1nl WU fifed g:~~aTaG ~I a:y ~ ~f an~ ~ fto2"'.:d
ttfpl1NI, Inc.. LH Vu1llt. do•ng buSll\tSI 11: Bech· TtllS Stalt!Mlll was filed KEY REALTORS. 350 E Wllh th• County Clltk of ~ bul Wtll'IOul coveoam !hollzed 10 do business Ill Pr .. ldtnl min Metal Works, 608 Ttr· with the County Clerk of 17UI 1119, Costa M .. a. Orange County on 10120198 ()( wauan1y ei1>1tSsed Of ~~lomta
This 1111tment wu l1ltd mif'lal Way, Co11a Mesa, Orange County on 11>-13·98 CA 92627 • 11988773001 1mp11ed reoJrd.nQ I lie pos· Ytie saie Wiii be made wiltlovl
wrlh th• County Clerk ol CA 92627 11986772:164 Rlchatd Kern McKasson. Daily Pilot Oef w. -w. ~ or'\!ncurtlbrancu to convenant or warranlY e11
()ra11ge County on 10120/98 S1tv• Beckman 913 1-<tl· Daily Pilot Oct. 15, 22, 29, 2283 La Und1 Ct• Newpon Nov 5 f2 1998 Th70S pay the iemam11\9 poociQal press or 1mptied ~aroing 11-
18980773047 ena C11cl•. Cos1a M111, Ca Nov 5 1998 Th691 Deach. CA 92660 • • . sum QI lhe not~sJ ~ured by lie possesSIOll, e11C11m-
Oa 1 p 1 1 Oct 22 29 926215 · ' Th11 buslnoH 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE said Deed of Trusl with 1111er-brances to pt1sfv 1 ~>l.ll a-
1 Y 1 0 • • Th11 bushiest Is eon· PUBLIC NOTICE duered by. an 1nd111tdua1 e!.\ \hereon. as proYldt:n m seeore<! by lhe of NOY. 5, 12, 1998 Th7CU duCl&CI by· In 111df111dual Ha111 you llarl•d doing Fic titious Bu1lnes1 s81d nole(s), adll81lCe', I onv SI ·~~t~ bY. SB :VEN F PUBLIC NOTICE H1111 you started doing Flctlt1ou1 BuslnH• bus11111s yet? No N•m• Statement 1.mdtr the terms of said o HAUM U GAN TONI J ---------buslnen yet'I No N•m• St•tement Dick McKasson The following persons are of Trust. fees. charges and HAUM IU G, H SBANO F1ctltlout Buslneu , Steve Bockman . The lolfowing persons are This 11111men1 WH ftlad ®illC<J business as· AIMEE erpenses ol the T~lr ang 0 WI Eio'118Jrusl0r. re
Nam• Statement This 1111tme111 was foltd doing business as· with the County Cle1k or LORIN. 316 lrJs Avenue, R'.!!).eo~ry~~~lcreat Y \a co1~tru~ol No 81'.fm,
Tha lollOiNl!lC<J p111on1 11• wiltl the County Clttk ol UNIQUE PROGRAM • 01ange County on 10-13·98 Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Yhe101al amovnt ol lhe un· ~No , page ol t~' . dol business IS' Orange County on 09 28191t US A , 288 E ,22nd St ,, 1'988772288 Aimee Lauren MacBetti. pao bal<tnce or tile obboatton Qal Rec0r<11 of ORAN E
HIQt OUALITY FURNI· t 99915770903 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Daily Pilot Oct 15, 22. 29 318 Iris Ave , Co1on3 del sec\lred by lh8 oro~it'(10 be Calolo!nia The tolal atMUnl
TVRE REPAIR. 234s Ne<N-Oa. •ly P1lo1 Oct 1 8, 1s. Jay F. JolVlson, 288 E. Nov 5. 1998 . Tn699 Mar, CA ~6i15 sold and reasonable est•· se<:!Jred by satd inslrument as
pon Blvd., #1<202, c0111 22 1998 Th681 22nd SL. 'ost3 Mua, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bus1.ness is con-mateo · costs eipe115es !: Qf the tirne of 1"'1181 pubica· Masa CA 92627 · 92627 ducted by; an rnd1v1dull ac!Yances Cit lhe lime of e toon ,or tllrs ~ttCe rs
lll'• 'sind. oval. 2345 New; PUBLIC NOTICE T.n1s business Is c:on Flctfllou• Busln••• Have you started dolllC<J .n11u5a1 pub~$ llf19~61r 17ht Not S 156 33245 ~ lflciodes
port Blvd itK202 Cost• duc1ed by: at1 lnd1v1dual 1>usmess yel? No o ale 1s :frc8 . 8 Ille total amounl o lhe unpaid
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~ 20U t 111tle ,ot-llOll. '1f •-· 20tt fltecenti• Ave. bt-to ---~ Ille Ml'tt-Coeta M911. CA 82827 tlOft eecurM 111' ~IN Oltllll of Ct01841S·073• TIME Trutl 111tQlled ~ IOllRT Ci
t 30AM MC OOHALD ANO LUI.IE I MC St0f9d lay llll lollowino DOHALD MUSIWIO ANO WIFE.
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Cl7t Ctya1al Stpee ~1 9oo11 No • pege . ol the 8124 st\8Wf1 RICe Ofkill Reeoid• ol ORA*iE. 81 6t J.ff Koon C111lorn•a T"4 IOUI 9fllOUllt C1t8 A.O Ca•t-n M 0 teairtd 11y elld lnttrulllMI • ~eo Joan Ctmlllen of tli• 11111• or 1ni111f ~IOfl 8069 O.. Stvce ot lhi1 rillla It $110,HUI,
8164 fUchent V t nce wtllell lndlldff tht to1• flllOVM C2""" "'--•~ or th• unfllld llllanu .,. ......, "'Tee (includ1119 ICIClued ltld unpaid
Prop.nv 00101/22301 1111trHll end 118IOtlable •Iii· 2065 Placencia Ave. llllttd cotl1, 1JP9llMI, t11c1
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This business is con· Nam• St•t•m•nt business yet'I Yes. Oc:t 93 The f0Uow1r1g persons art Tt11s statement was loled Deect ol rust heielo!ote exe and unJa4 inl~ed) and rea· All .. 1 .. ar• •ubJect 10 prior du<:led b . an tndi dual The tollow1ng persons are Jay F. Johnson dOtllC<J oosin"s ea: Alimo· 11t11n the Cou111y Clerk or culed and dekveted IO lhe sonab eSl•mal c::osts1 3;" caneellellon. Term•. rule•
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Hive y~~ sraned d0tng dOtllC<J bds1nen H This statement was hied gue Sv.ed1st1 Country Pine, Orange County on 10'20'98 undef'S~~ an~~~ ~~I ~'igJd~~t:n 0~ lllld r.gul11tlon• av11leble at
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l,u s Sandoval Culver 01 .. Suire A·551, Ir· 01ang1 County on 10-6-98 llngton Btac:h, CA 92647 Dilly Pilot Oct 22 29 ~ ~au~ ~llWll:g. ~ "~ Ober08 199o 22nd of October, 1998 by GARAGE SALE rn'.s $latement WH filed v1n1,CA92604 19980771859 Latt NT Larsson. 16451 Nov 5 12 1998 Th710 ~. lleunder~nedc':sed I( r< 'CABlLOO PS 01ga~eco, Inc .• 701 ...... h Ille co~inly Clerk ol S11v1n Chandler. 4872 Oa1ty Pilot Oc1. 15. 22, 29. Lakemont Ln .• Hunllnglon . • . ~ Notoc;e Qf oerau I and A~ !STANT VICE PREs1: Wntem Avenue Glendale. HINTS
Oranne County on 10-t3-98 Flagslar C11,, l1111n1, CA No 5 1998 Th693 Beach, CA 92847 PUBLIC NOTICE ElectlOO IO seu IO be '8· ~NT CA 91201, 18181244-Before yourgdr:ra
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··• 92604 v. · Thie buslnen Is ,on· coroed t0 th count wtle RRANO RECONVEY· 8080. Bond No 5857632.
I 19088877222421 Thi• business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE duc1edby:enlnd1vidual thereato~er1 ,,~ .. ed re mECOMPANY 10/15, 10/22 PIERCEIROTHERS !Sale.determine at
Oa ly P110t ct ts, ~. ducted bl/: an 1nd111idual Have you started doing oaie 11 LoOeStar 4 ~IVERGRAOE ROAD items you wish to
Nov. 5, 1998 Th694 Hav• you started doing Fictitious Bu1lnH• business ytl? No NOTICE.Cf ~~USTEE'S ~~ee NtCeS, LLC. m Ec187~ PUBLIC NOTICE BELL BROADWAY sell. Make s ure
PUBLIC NOTICE ~:~;H:~d~~ rn:~:i:w~t•t~':~~ 1n1 ~I: ~t~.e~!~~0~11 hied TS No ·-~~8~3 f..08 s~•n Au~ 16i~ra&4 cYt-91706 Mort~~~!t1~~apel everything is clean
Fictitious BuilnHs Tt11s starement was Med doing buslne~ ~,. wuh th• County Clerk or L~o~~ ~~E~En~r UN· ~i"ature F?J Yrus't~R ~~le tX~ SALE tNFORMATlON ~TIC.! O:r~~~iT~5;,, S~E and repaired.
N•m• St•tement O~l~n t~~o~~~n~n ~~~~;J EUROCLEANERS, 971 Orangt County on 10/20/98 R A DEED OF TRUST ~~4,~Lc:::iea.-l6-f71~73-1~~ 97,M19 YOU ARE .... DEFAULT 110 Broadway n.._:•t.r -"~Pilot_
doin busi1'eu II' 'f t998e770952 CA 92626 Dally Pllol Oct 22, 29, UN 'tS V~ TAK" AC-rve)'Qr levard vita N ~T tHJCOSTA DATED 91e191, UNLESS YOU 842-9150 642-5678 Tt1e lo11ow1ng per$ons are g 'f Denver Or., Costa Mesa, 19980773059 ~9, ~.~H 10 1989 ~ee S:iVrc~LLC 1 l~1 1 10/29198 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Costa Mesa ~r.:
OA;JICLLE DECLARK IN· 011ly Pilot Ocl 1. 8, 15. Wasllewskl Marian Piotr, Nov. 5, 12, 1998 Th706 i~ PER~ 1fE~~O~~ ~A(Jd1so11, ! exas 7 1 M SA ILOT TAKE ACTION TO PflOTECT I~;~~;~~~~~=~~~~~==~
TERIORS, 411 Polnsen11 22, 1998 Th682 971 Denver Or.. Cosla PUBLIC NOTICE SOLgAT ·,;.PUBLIC SALE Lonestar Morlgi)Oee IV· c~ 51648976 YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BEi
Apt 8 CorOl)I dtl Mar CA u I NOTICE Mesa. CA 921526 IF y u NEE™AN EXPLA I08S, l L c IS a debt COiiector SOLD AT A PU8llC SALE IF
92625 • • P BL C This business Is con· Flctltloua Butlneas NATI iN OF E NATURE a11emp11ng to collect a debt PUBL IC NOTICE YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION
Qonlelle Cecile OeClark. Flctltloua Buslnesa dueled by: an Individual • OF . THE p OCEEOING MY infQrl'naboo obtained v,,ll OF THE NATURE OF . THE
411 Poinsettia Apr B, Co· Have you started doing N1me Statement AGAINST YOU, YOU be used for thalpurpp~ cNs11ogo3 PROCEEDllfG AGAAIST YOU, r.ona del Mat CA 92625 Name Statement business yet'? No The following persons ore SHOULO CONTACT A Pl.lb 10J08198. 1µi.i5198 ll011CX OF "9.JC SALE YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
This business ls con· Th• lollowlng pe1sons are Marillll Was1l11wskl dofllC<J· buslnes1 11: lacher LAWYER 10/221987194 f'ut"eu.nt to tM Cat1foml• LAWYER NOTICE IS HEREBY
ducted by· an individual doing business as: This stat•monl was Med & lachtt, 3535 E. Coast On October 29 t998 al 10 30 CNS164 S.lf.fieMc:. StOfege Feel#-GIVEN th• lht ,.., p<opttTy
Have you 11811,0 dOfllC<J Galileo C1f1. 704 E Balboa w1lh the County Clttll ol Hwy. It 54, Corona Del AM Lonestar • Mongagee tv Act tB&.P Code 21100 et known.-no wt80R ISIJJIO
.:>us•ness yel? No lvd., Ntwpol1 .Beach CA Orange County on 10-13-98 Mar, CA 92625 services LL c as dUly 31>-PUBLIC NOTICE seq.I the unclenloned w-..r DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH CA
Danielle Cecile OeClarll 92661 19980772287 Oletet Zacher, 3123 T11a. pomted Trustee under and M# .i publlc 1Yetlon, on 926e0 Auenots Pwc:el Num·
Tnos ,tallmenl wlS ltled Jaltl Dawood, 13962 Hala Daily Pilot Oc:t 15, 22, 29, Costa Men, CA 92628 i)Ursuant lO oeeo of Tn1st re-NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S Oct.ob9f 29. t 998. penonal bar *'43H>9 will be sold 11
lh tne Couniy Clerk of Way. G11d1n Grove. CA Nov 5 1998 Th695 Thi• business Is con-corded Marcil 20 l 90. as Jtt~ property lnoludlno but not IK::lc audlOll • AT THE wi C ., 92843 • ducted by: an 1f'ld1v1dual lnstnJme.nt No 89-14 1 ol flmlted to furniture doth-YU FRONT EN"' • ..,.., TO
Orange ounty on 10•1..-98 Thl• business is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 11an1d do•llC<J Official Records 1n Ille office T.S. o. 7095 Ing, toe>M Wtdlor' other '" NTY '"'HO'Us 19980772292 due1•d by: an 1nd11t1dual business yet? No ~ lhe ~~~y Recoroer of LO~ NO.: 80709~ hou4ehold it.mi located et: f: COUCMC CE~ DR,vi Oatl~ Pilot Oct 15, 22 •• 29, Ha111 you sratted c101ng Fictitious Business Dieter Zacher a~~a E~!eoS.~a15a: v~ ~b~11 0EJfUfR.I ~~-Propetty 20163 WEST SANTA ANA. CALIFOR·
Nov. 5, 1998 Th1596 bUSlness ye.t? No Nam• St•t•m•nt This 11a1ement was rited Pian and Joanne t Plan BATED ~87 uNl'li ~·s 2076 ~Wport BNd. NIA on 10f2Me II 2 00 PM. to PUBLIC NOTICE J1lil Dawood The following petsons are w\lh th• County Clttk ol h~ and 'Wife ~a Sen at yrw TAK ,,ON 0 Coone Mell, CA 92827 th• highest bldd.t pe,lblt II nus statement was loled doin9 business as. Orange Counly on 10!20/98 PubltC Au<:tlon IO Hoghest p TECT y PROP· Ul481641S·t 682 TIME tilt time of ...._ ·lof c:.h or
-F-lc_t_lt_lo_u_s_B_u_s_l_n•-1-1-1 woth the County Clerk ol Ulehne Chlrop1ac:lic. 3010 · 19980773040 Bidder for Cash°' Cashiers AERP L IT1 MAY B SOL.1 DAT 8:00AM fo11o...i~ c:Mhi.(1 dleck df1IWll on 1 N St 1 t Orange County on 09 17 98 H8lbor Blvd Ste. B, Costa Oa11y Pilot Oct 22, 29, Che<), (pavable al bme of N~E~BllC SALAfi~ATYIOU Stored by the -·.., mt• or natfonll ball._ dledt am• ••men 19988770080 Mesa, CA 92626 Nov 5 12 1998 Th709 saie in la'Nful money of the AN ON s-reone: d111Wt1 on 1 •tae °' ~ The lollowlng persons are Daily Pilot Oct 1 8 15 Brian J1mes Slanton o C ' ' United S1a1esl In the Ouad 0 H~~A UR THE 0018 Jon Stuhley , -.... d I _......., __ d0ing business 11 ' ' • · ' • Ar ii Ille c (1 H U f B PROCEI 0 NG A AJNST 8002 Mic:hael Lynch s .. ,ngs an Oall _,.,.., POSITIVE BUSINESS SO· 22. 1998 Th683 2216 Pacific: Or . COfona 0 k d Ith p::oCi'llC ~:r ~~~ VO~ V Sl~feLO CON-E204 Jec:kle Jecobs NYlnga enoci•lotl, °' uvlngt lUTIONS. 271 Baywood da1Mar,CA92628 verstoc e w BeacnBIYd BuenaPark TA tALAWY H039 Jiii Freem en ballk 'f*ltled in Flritncfal Drive, Newp0r1 Beectl, CA Sell your unwanted This b.uslness Is con· s1uH? (Note caShier's · s) NO ICE IS HE BY GIVEN Copeland Code Mellon St02 and 1utll0f· 92~0 Items tho easy wayl Soll your homo A call to must be made payable to thal lhe real property known H182 Temra Steblet lztd to do bualMU 111 calllor·
Daniel i: Lynch, 271 Bi~· To place your through cla1tlli•d Classllled Lonestilf ·Mortr5age6 Serv· ~OSS~~~~s1C~~C~~26 H2t 8 Kervlck A Ucol11h nla. The salt Wiii be made wood Or .. Nowpon Beach. claullleC! ad call 84 2 •5878 ' . will help ices LL C all ant tltle and E052 World Wod• Wlrele11 wf1hoU1 convenant 01 wwrw1ty,
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602 Larkspur. COM 3BR-3 1/4BA ... Fam-rm 3Br ... 2Ba+FR. ~-Sty 0'1 huge 101. Pool, 1ao• Ocean View •••••••••I w/d hk-ups, tc au gar, lrg focd yd, wooded VIiia I· $5651<. $595K 2 Sly on good ;mbll Fixer • Gieal Location spa, lamlly tlome on 8500 ... S.F. 6Br 9Ba n/pets $975. 548-8656 Hltlng. FP. 110 pets.
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Tom/Ray (t•Bayshorea Shetzen R.e 760•3142 Steve Leverett, Agent Agl 1·800·640-6661 2br lb•, Lrg yaid, Dover Shore• Baylrt/ Fund 949-642·8800 Eatat• V•lu• 3Br 3Ba P1ud CA 7 14·624-4249 HARBOR VIEW HILLS d k 4b 2 Sb 2 •~--------Ab•ndoned B••ch RV access, Huge Loi, VIEWSI 5B patio, 2·Clf gar, 1011 oc r · a, cat Oc e an View 4B1 2Ba. Cott•&• Once In a Anxious owners wanl 3Br 2. a of parking. pets ok gar, yd. Sh0f1 ierm I••
1-sty, remodeled kit, Uletlm• opportunuy at to sell oowl Only Soll your home en1ry. room for expan-$'125/mo, no Hcurlly $3500 °>14·269-0505
private beach assets. only S34Sl,OOO Agent PROPERTY HOUSE through CIHtll1od. •Ion/pool S835,0DO Balboa Newport noed•d 949·574·1990 American family Rty
S69SK Ag1 759-9314 949-723-8120 $5951< 642-3850 9 4 2 "5 878 Agont 714-673•5354 Realty, Inc. Lido l•le 4br 3ce. aun·
---------LIDO ISLE Brand New Established 1979 deck. sauna, trptc:.
5Br/5 5Ba-3753SCl Ft. IAGUNA Pelt welcome $3000
COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT
1069 £SIDE Open sai 12-"' BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH
1 7 2 Terraza Ct 3br I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2 Sb• + 1011 approx •-------------------------• 1900 11 prrv end hme.
Sulit In 1991, Lg yd &
patios. S309K By
owner 949-548·2571
"For Your Very Bes t Buy Ac the Beach"
MaryAnn McGuire
646-6770 .
Pitk A Price To Fn Your Budget:
E'SIDE Charming 3BR
Home on over 9000SF
comer lot w/glanl gar.
Will hold e cars plua
huge RV area Call for
delalls, S399,000
Xlnt Loe Eart & Judy $169.900 to $194,876 SEAFAIRE
3c garage. Bill Grundy Winter & B£ACH 2148 <::au tor showing. Agt.
Rea1101. 949-675·6161 Yearly Rentals 949.719.2121
LIDO SANOS Oceanfront & Lido lale on beach
Prlatlna Remodel. Nearthe Beach L•gun• Beeohfront 3+2 vlow, upper, tp,
Gr•nile/Marble lhruout $1200 to $2SOO. Furn. 3Br, 2Ba, Fem w/d , tennis, bool can
Nice yard. Big Garage Rm, Study, FP. $4500( $2.300/mo 673·6239
Mony Exlra1 S559K 428 32nd Strfft Mo. LFP 714•772•9~72 ON THE BAY blutlt,
Agent 949-631-1038 Newport Beach,i CA 3br 2.6ba, new ca1pet,
NEWPORT SHORES 949·723-4494 paint, tile, •ppllence'1
2BR, Office, 2BA. NEWPORT toe aa. $2250 /mo.
Beem cells, newer tile BEACH 2169 1=-___,7,.,.-t4_·9_5_a_._,_a_a_o_ root. $349,000 .__ ________ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Penthou•e ll•t••lll••
Bill Or.undy Realtor• BALBOA 1br 1ba no pelt, new
• 949-675-8181 PENINSUIA 7 "3br 2b• upper dplx, nu carpet. $1095. Call 210 paint 1 c•r gar, on tht 19491 675_..175 b•.
iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil C•nal StGSOmo. yrly. 1ween 7am·11am M·F
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE ,.
BALBOA Taylor, Agla949-642-
4722
iiISiiIANDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOiiOii6 E••talde gated comm. detached 3Br 2.5Ba,
NEW ON MARKET over t700tf, built In
Charming 3Br, 28• '94. Xlnt Loe. $315,000
lalend col1•g• + 2Br, Ea't & Judy T•yior,
2Ba rear unll on pilm• Agen11 642-4722
SruJio Penthou .. e, 121 Ceilings, Skylights!
$179,900 lO $209,876 VILLA BALBOA
2BR, l.25 BA. !)mall Oce.in View~!
4Br 28• Oceanfront _<9_4_9_,_e_7_3_·7_3_53_•_,,_•_r ..... e
1070 homo, fully lu1n'd, 2 2Br 28• Elllr• 1a1o•I•••••••••
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii car gar, winter only. 111111 Balboa unit w/ AP·llDJMENTS Great Ocean & Canyon $1950 (949) 7'1·889e ocean vu, many luxury ~
NEWPORJ.
COAST
Vlows. CtvJta '1tar new upgr•dH, HC:, PoOI, FOR RENT
•Br/4Da, deo. hlghty CORONA tonn11.s1800 & s 19501, .. ______ _
GENER.At 1002 &O' lot, •t•P• l o NEW HOME E Sid• CM
C•y l1ont11 $850,000 :Sbr 2 5ba from bulldtr
t * V.A. * ANGELA GLASER epro" t 160st 9rt ceu·e
Ml!TAO Re•lty AC. wall(·ln ctosl'a, 2 ' SO Down • SO Move-In
'PREE Counae11n9
FREI! Litt ot Homes
C9 4 9J 72 3·0853 car altac gar $285,990 949-722·8120
HU D NA REPOS ------------1-t100-723-88ST BALBOA ,_D_AN_A_P_O_l_Nt __ 1_0_2_6
Vettr•n Real Et1a1t PENINSUIA 1007
• •FOREOLOS•D •• Gov homee Hud, MHA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Dplx 1276.000 30r 2ea
Fin •v•ll. Cell 24 hrt, OWN Your Own Sandy 6 2Br 20•, 3c gar, nu
1 d•y• 800·555· t003. BHch and Prlv•t• pnl, 'tool. 4g3.0181 or
PATRICK T8HORI! Pier w/Sllp or 50'.. 496-76•9 J.Webb. Bkr
lllltHt Call & Let u1 Sloe Tl• A Charrn1no Know What Your !log•nt Baytronl Hme•·tA_G_U_N_A ____ _
Nted1 Arel 150·9705 on M•ln Channer 4Sr 1048 1 •G o o .,.. . T E N o R E 3 &Ba, Spect1cular v" BEACH
Atk1ng 12. 199,000 l•liiiiiiaiiiiiiiliiilil
R•mona. Agt 076--tOOO LOWKR ~ ARCH MY
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' SELL Th• Community
M11rktl Plai;e. 1 c1a111t1•d
94 2 ·5 •7•
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4BR 38A, By Ownlff
wUI con11dor offer• m
the 1 2 Miiiion r•no•
Mon·Frl 949·2CSM23'4
•
your homo
ihfough cluslf ied
'
$179,900 to $209,876 VERSAILLES'
Largest Double MBR LA J'OUR Plan
2 to Choose f!rom: Quiet 1.oc.1t1om
$369,000 to $428,876 VILLA BALBOA ,, . Catalina "Island Front Row View'!
Lug~r 2 BR, 2 DA Enscn.ida Plan
$224,900 to $254,876 SUP.ERIOR AVE
3 BR 3 BA Plu~ MBR Loft! Attached 2 .. C.,r
Gar.igc. I..aun<lrf. Fireplace! .SkylightS! .......
r!£!;tfi~~=:Jtkfii/u'liZ itf,~2
PRUDENTIAL CA LIFORNIA REAt:r v
II 646-6770 for a<ldifionilJ informadon.
upgraded. Larg••t Mo. Bkr 948-642•38501•
Plen 5 $1,199,000. iiiDiiEiiLiiMARiiiiiii•ii2iiliii2ii2 4 Bdrm-2 ••th Slngl• BALBOA By Owner 370-3454 Family Home In tne
•2 New 3000•q rt Htrbor V1ow HomH. ISLAND 2808 -------homo• tor leHe. quiet $2850/Mo. Ctll Karen
area, ocean vlewal can ~· Burr Whitt Really Ador•ble l alboe 1 It
for Info 94M75·3384. 949·875-4630 2bd, f/p, grt k,.'~t!:.
CEMETERY LOf/
CRYPT 1225 -----·
1 Lot, Herbor Lewn .Ao t now 3br 2.&ba nu mu11 toe1 116&0/mo.
Cypress Park 11500 COSTA MESA 2124 p•lnt 2400•1 tg yd. Avall now, 509·71'5 NICK ARU. iudentr Pet ok1 ________ _
949·848-48'78 l!'Slde 29r 18• b•clc 2295 941HS40·7202 BALBOA
PACIFIC v1iw • 4 hso w/yrJ. w/d hk-up, BLUl'l'i 3BA 2.&BA PENINSULA 2107
•d)ofnlng plott. Buy 1 d/W, Open let 1-4 Quiet Ar.. S2t 60/Mo
or•" lour 25"-below 268 Costa MeH, St Barbara S•nreare1I•••••••••
retell, pp 814-1888 Unh 8 (•ll•y •cc•") RHllOf 9•9·0,...-0195 Lrt1 aar ••• t~••·
S 1100/Mo 040-0912 l •c•ll•nt condlllon.
CLA•8tl'l•O or 645·934l ILUPJI UILU 211r g•r•ge, yrty. No s»et•·
II'• the rosourc:e you a 's1ol CM 0Hu11ful 28•, turnkey. Avell ?IO<l713 Of He.e489
cen c:oun1 on 10 Hlf • 2Br 1 ea cott•g•. engl ~rv t/Omo. Lie. declt1 IOMNY 2bf Apt eboY8
myriad cl mttchan· car gatage IH5/mo 11 g ,~•r •g:~;:::, gar, r•mOd. ~...-a
dlH lltm•. bec•u•• Av•ll NOY 1. Alt•, on• s: '*'nd 11200' AYell
our columoa compel Agenl. 1&0-6000 113'8 w_..,.. ,J.I ..«.. Ocf:U Cl'•> lfl.·?IH
qualltltd buyer• to Ult 1161 2700 •f cal11 ' ~ W.._. ... _ -..·re==
•..... •••• 4br a lb• hme. 9-'' ........ ·-..... • dener lnol. 12300/mo ~-MN. Ot Ml""9· C1M
PP (IM9) "41·105e ;.....------"'---'--coven---•-lt_your--needa--1
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NEWPORT NEWPORT ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT PETS & DODGE 9065 ISUZU 9100 LOTUS 9123 TOYOTA
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,. '78 Dodge Box Van '95 Troop•r LTD '95 l!SPRIT S4$ '88 CAM RV L
•FALL FESTIVAL• Private Poat Office •••••••• BEARDED COLLIS t ton <h.1&lly, roll•UP 4X4. 2t Kml, auto, Black/gray AT, lull 9wr, mlnt
FAIRWAY APARTMENTS
A'f BIO CANYON
ENJOY rood. ridH, n PERM ah1pp1ng Please be aware that purebred AKC , .. k• dr. o<>od cond, $1500 (3PA0583) S20.550 10K m1. OZ rims, (900006) S14 5e8
games, crans, ahopl phonH • friendly • th• listings In this cat· boyfriend for pupa. obo 714·885·1432 LEXUS OF (F83125) $49.995 LEXUS OF
Sat Oct 24th 9am-3pm NP. 040·842·8282 agory may requ re you (949) 733·1595 WESTMINSTER BAUER LOTUS WESTMINSTl!R
Chrlat Lutheran Racaptlonlatiretaal 18. to call a 900 number I'm 8 svr old Cocker ffDDllDI (714) 882·8808) 049·842·7700 (714) 892·89" OAreo co~o.1 NI rY nv fASlllON I l.A""O
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VICWf' l~IJ(>)' C:"11Wlrl'r lt\ll'tol ltl )~Mii llllJ{I:
Church Is achool SlOhr, dys hair Salop In which there ls a apamel 1 need a lollln ~ 9067 '98 ESPRIT :
700 Victoria CM In COM. Exper pref ehatg• per minute. home, I'm playful f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ _A_G_U_•_ 6---9-1-0-5-1 VB, Pe;arl yellow/blk
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2 blk W of 11arbor wlll train 949-87~03 · cuddly 949-72l·982l. ''77 Ferreri 308 GTB ""' oniv 1 1n US
f\AAYER TO ST. JUDE Retlll counier and Giil EMPLOYMENT Hardtop, dk brwn/tan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (A15800) se~.815 M th s f l Int, showroom eond. '37 JAOUAR BAUl!R LOTUS orayJea~a ·~;·<!~0~:~ ~~~! .• "NPC:: t~:s~:~ WANTED 5535 PIANOS & 11,300ml, S38K/obo 4 •P••d. leather 840·6.42·7700
and glo.riflad, 1011ed Island. Apply In par· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ORG.AtiS 6059 (949) 875-4382 Int• r Io r. S 5 5 O 0
and pralud, pr•· aon 537 Newport Cir, FINNIStt woman look·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------_...,.,C,...9,...4..,,.0...,>,..8_7 ... S ... • ... 8_4.,.7_8 __ M_E_R_C.;..;.E_D_E_S __ 9_1_3_0
served throughout the Ret•ll Sale• Fashion mg ror housework. PI• no (Ba Id w In) FORD 9075 '90 SOVEREIGN iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
wortd now and for· laland, d•v shllt avell EllceJtent rat a Call Unique I TV Star. Dino '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Blue/tan, mint cond,
VANS 9Z25
'84 UODG£ 350
Bever•v con11e,,ron
Van Pwr. dual a!t, 67,900 ml. t o..,.n.,,
records. S5900 obo
949·759-'3407
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sorry. 110 p<.'IG
e11er. Sacred Henrt of Salary + commission Alna 714·205·0819 signature, make otter.'' Low mllasllll '81 30080 Jesus, pray tor us: St. (714) 568.1174 ••••••••• 700•757•2727 '82 Explorer XL T (616183) $10,995 .Turbo Oluel runa VOLVO Jude, worker ol mlra·•---'---:..;..;..;..;___ 4x4, Black, ell power, BAUER LOTUS great I Musi •••! 9230
clos, p1ay for us; St. Sales · MERCHANDISE C/O, tinted $9400 Call 949·842·7700 $4500. (949) 723·4824 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Jude, helper or the c~'i1fHOU~~w SPORTING Ralph 949·720-0915 -.,.,,8,_3,,....X.,..J"'"8"""""S_d_n_4 ___ D_ '93 800 SL 12 Cyl, '00 780 Turbo Wagon
NEWPORT
BEACH
hopoless,prayrorus '85 Taurua QL (93-472 $10905 white, black inter , S11vortnn1thr,81kml.
Say this prayer nine E)(pandlng rotall ad· ANTIQUES 6010 GOO S 6065 S 0200 3 P BAUtR >J .. ,.•UAR tt.685 ml, Ilka new. booka. non,smok•r times a day and by 11ertlslng departmenl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 • 6kml, W, ..... 572•500 94co.673.3432 $9900 S49·854·5j74 lhe eighth da" your soe}<a a Hll moll11ated PO, AC, AT, CC, (714)953-4800 ,, • 1 New BOWFLEX Stereo cass. lmmacl ---------• '""4 Benz Sdn 40 ' 2669
lNDUSTRIAL 2788
LOW REtATI Industrial prayer will be an· account exeeut Ila to St th I '03 XJ8 VP 4D • space w!otricas. 2200. swered. It has novor Hll, da11olop and ser· TOP reng tra nlng 1 owner, all iecords (93-4174)$20,095 (94·4144)$20,095 VOLKSWAGEN 9235
1 & 2BR•2BA 4GOOsl 78cent sf NNN boen known to tall. 11lee new business DOLLAR •vatem. seoo.oo (940) 840-0585 BAUER JAGUAR BAUER JAGUAR l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT BAY .J.ackio 17141 E173.2754. Publfeallon must be ono apeetal section• PAID! 310•312•14o7 i--.9-7_M_U_S_T_A_N_Q__ (714)953-4800 (714)953-4800 1•
TERRACE promised Thank you, We prefer a cand1dato AC. pw/pdl, till , , •e3 1t~OE 2 .0 '70 Bug 4°Spd, 14.M/
Ft• Slereo. ~e..v P.aiOf,
Runs Great $21001
060 949·723·5189
Lg 1 & 2Br near Back ---------SI. Jude. for your to ha11a a minimum ol (208477) $12,997 93 XJS Cpe 20 (93-lcw mi, chrome v.h,.
Bav & golf course. INCOME halp MAR 1 year print ad· G"n "GE SALES Coale Meae 4 171 > S 2 O • 9 9 5 3E L2
L:arge pool. new car-PROPERTY 2790 -~-------11ert1sang a)(perlence. ~ Llncoln-Mercury BAUER JAQUAR < I L1:'~i~ b7/ pat & much more, Exeellenl communlca-(714) 540·5830 <714>953·4800 WESTMINSTER
Sorry No Pets ~i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST & lion akllls. Abihty to Buy Outri~ht ,98 RANGER '84 XJe (714) 882-8000)
545·4855 118 ape. MHP nowr, FOUND Ht goals and maktt E t t S CORONA Diamond blu/\an, lg lots, wide sis all 2925 prolHslonal preaenta• Sae a 08 XL T • super cab. chrom rim$, xlnt eond ---------
••BAYFRONT••
2br 2 5ba. pool, lrplc,
prlll waterfront patio
$2800 949·675-0854
amen. vacancies GS1liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lions In a last paced Conducted~ DEL MAR 6122 (A04956> (SlS,998) (692442) $18995 MERCURY
S33 G30mo S2.300K Found! White, female, end detail oriented •n· 'I t• 1 Costa Mesa · BAUER LOTUS 728·0 808 p11bull mlxl 17th St 11ironrnent .&\tt 1qut& • L ncoln Merc urv 940·842-7700 Xlnt benefit package, 40 .,.,.,... SAT 8·12:00 714·540·5030 ---------'93 Sable LS 43k ml, ~M call to ldonllly 1 1 d 40 k 0 1~-615 Marguente r-----.----'84 XJ8 Sdn 40 Super clean. loaded (714) 546 8387 ne u ang 1 rug in N,..._.,..rt Beach r 97 MUSTANG COBRA · e 0 1 / h 1 1 -··,.,-tools, urn, elothlng. (94-4169)$231095 llhr, bucket. pp $9500
9135
'87 VW Quantum
Ton, tinted, au10, 4-Cr.
smogged n ce r o•' $1800 (949) 673-4596
'98 l/\V BEETLE
Sports p119, PW,
(002305 $15,907
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(049)364·0684 -----•IBUSINESS &
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCE
RENTALS
LOST BLACI< MALE
CAT NAMED Harlev. Vac1nty NPB back bay
area. 1 white wlsl'cor,
dark collar $500
Reward 949-854·1514
~u~~.~';?cfe ysca r•· 714.673.6223 d ishes, household ABS, llthr, CO , DAUER JAGUAR obo 714·241-7050
Items. ETClll (183048) S22,997 (714)953·4800 '"'7 Mountaineer .. 0 I--------_.;...;.... Resumes 11la fax: At· Costa M••• • .. Classified Is .. tenhon. Lynn Esola Llncoln Merc ury •94 XJS Convt 20 CO, pram sound.J. ABS CONVENIENT
714·650·4802 dr mall: WANTED COSTA MESA 6124 __ 7_14-_5_4_0_·5_8_3_o_ (94·3973)$35,095 (J12529) S21,w07 Times Community BAUER JAGUAR Coate M••• whether you re buy
Nows, 330 wost Boy ANTJn UES •93 EXPLORER LTD (714)953·4BOO Lincoln-Mercury ing, se111ng, or 1us1 Streel, Costa MHa, !I Catholic Oaughtera 28k Ml, whato, ltl'lr, ___ ...;..._____ (7141 540·5030 looking, c1an1laed taas
2 900 '••••••••• l--C_A_9_2;;.;6;..;2_7_____ Older Style Furniture Charity & Yard Sale (3UYN775) $19,950 • '05 XJ8 ___ ...;,______ whatCyLAouSnSeloFdl1ED
1• PIANOS & Collectibles FRI & SAT LEXUS OF ' W h It e /ta n Ith r , '98 MYSTIQUE EMPLOYMENT '°""""'<"' 0 1.i ........ ,.,. 2574 Carnegie Near WESTMINSTER' (728549) $27,995 Loaded, aulo, AC, 842·5878 '
------BUSINESS ·
2706 FOR SALB ROOMS
NB Furn'd matr br
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la. S750mo Prolmatur,
person (714) 644·8100
RENTALS TO
SHARE 2724
RESTAURANT
Xlnt NP beach loc. By Owner. 818·865-1238 ·, ________ _
s. oc rest opp1y, turn· EMPLOYMENT kDy nu loe nds oper/
mktr 4 ownshJp ·int · 5)30
Must be S capable liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii Sm S commit dur start
up 0 up lrt S ;?28·0868 •ACCT CLERK•
Aviation Co a1 o C airport seeks moll· CdM room for ron1 3br BUSIN£SS. 11ated leam playor lo .3ba, 2 car g3r, n/sm. join our aeel dept. Ou-
male prel'd, no pet~. OPPORTUNITY ties to Include AP. AR,
a11I t 111 949·673-0569 2904 & dala antry. Ap·
CM 3br 2ba 11se Cul·de· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plicanf must • be rou.
,.1U .. t01~T,1&'\'I' •S•.,-·Autot •OffaF"""'"'• • HarborandFalrOr. (714)892·6908) BAUER LOTUS (641152) (S12,498)t---------SE'J1'EMS/ $$CASH P AID$$ 714-842-7700 Costa MeH
{·o ,••I"lu•t"'RS • .,_ • .,.._. • ._.. Garage Sale Sat 8:30. '95 BRONCO XL T Lincoln Mercury
.u1.n>.• m:. WE BUY ESTATES 4pm furniture, clothoa, 4x4. lthr, alloys , '95 XJS Convt 2D 714.540.5030 rrwn1 .. ,,.,,ll ,1 • tamps, tables & mite (B81212) St9,988 (95·3985)$30,005 "'' ,~ h11" •1.,,m4'dia1elr-dfyr.ennce 7 W S LEXUS OF BAUER JAGUAR ~ •wt PAY MORE FASTUI" 11 · '7th t. B·12 ---------812-~!?.() Sat 8 •211780 Oriole WESTMINSTER (714)953·4800 NISSAN 9150
Per Honr 111110 tvkea. baby atuH, C714J 892•8908> '98 XJ12 Sdn 40 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fo1,.1•n11luHr'> antiques, exercl•• '08 T·BIRD LX (96·3962)$48,005 '87 STANZA While, h1~h.:r , • equip & misc. haehold lthr, ABS, mnrl, BAUER JAQUAR AC, am-rm, amogged. : ~~r'J',~•rtal m.:.irantt SATURDAY 8-4 cllhs, (3POJ104) $14,950 (714)953-4800 2nd owner, over 150K
• 11o.1 ........ ., h b d d LEXUS OF ml, well maantelned ·.1 •. ,..,. ... ;.i.•m.~., sl toes., 9 sprlea s, WESTMINSTER $2000. (949) 646·2937 o s o masc tem1. (714) 892·8000) LEXUS 9115 .,.)l957 8133~ 1215 Highla nd Ave iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Olt • ~ •-------•-------•os ES 300 PLYMOUTH 9165
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fem NS avail now Plvnse bo wary of out inclependenlly. Comp i:r~~=:::=!~~m!!I
$635 9"9 548-4388 exp. needed. Fa)( re· .. · of aroa 'companies. suma to 949-399·0193
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pool • cats.· $800 lse 4/1\uge mslr or 2br,
pllt hie, quiet 831 ·211 t
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to share 2br 2ba
-$478. ' 1/2 Ulll. Noy
: 1st. 949·G45·9778
~p lg 3br apl, W1D,
-share w/fem 5550
: utll & depo111.
-(949) 723·6199 -~use.
:RENTALS 2744
:> w111 Houae sit &
-clean 111 exchange lor
rm. CM/NB. 41 yr Old
fem w,'raf. 574·9890
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
·---------: BUSINESS OFFICE
-fOR RENT 2769
Chock with th• local•---------Be 11 er Business ADMIN ASST Nat'I Burau~ before you shopping cir leasing
send a11y money for Co. sooks mo1111atod
IPos or sor111ces Read detall oriented Admln
and undo(stand anv Asst to support Vjce
contracts bufQro you . President. Must have
sign Shop. around lor suP,erlor computer,
rates (Excol & Word) and
CREDIT
phone skills. Fax or
mail resumes to Lord
Assoc. 115 S Union St
2907 f!. 205 Alexandra Va,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii 22314 Att Karon Fax (703) 836-6802. In·
GET OUT
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• CrrdJI Cuds Comolulattd
• Pa)rr.tnts I Ul+'fttd
•Interest Rtductd
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lerviews start Oct 27
FoQd Service workers wanted PT, U.C. Irvine
Resldentlal Dining.
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Offic e Mngr OfOwlng
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comp, phone & organ·
lzallonal skills. Call
StarvLarry 631 ·2241
PAYROLL/
ADMINISTRATIVE
; Retall/ort. 2115 to MONEY
ASSISTANT
Payroll assistant and
ollace administrator.
Full time poslhon. Job
duties Include: assist·
mg with payroll lor
mld·slz.e company
and e)(eeulive office
admlnlslratlon Please
send resume to AC·
counting Supervisor,
PO BO)( 1560, Costa
Mosa, CA 92628 or
you !may tax resume
to:
555011 s1 15 st grs TO LOAN 2914
lae. Fwy oll rmp· Big iiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii • slgnage. Xlnt prkmg,
toad doc Ownet1hlp
, to qual tcm 728·0868
~OMMERCIAL
PROPERTY 2778
Loa n Specialist
Car, homos, personal and debt consolida·
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weleomo Call toll tree
1 ·877-487·492~
8oooat re1a11 10111ca ANNOUNCEMENTS
• S.C. twy olt .:.mp. Big ••••••••• lraf count algnaga • prkg Own usor S950k
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assum loans 728-0868
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Physical/drug screen·
Ing required EOE.
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& (Elementry •Id• 2·0pm) 2 poslhons,
private school
Hunllngton Beach
area. (714) 536· 1441
EMPLOYMENT
5530
• ,. .. .. .. Job Fair
,e Wednesday and Thursday @ 6PM ~ ~ October 28th and 29th •
0: Lincoln Elementary School • 3101 Pacilie View Dr. •
• Corona de/ Mor =' ·-. .:: (2 Bloch South o/ MacArthur in mu/ti-purpose room} ' "'
·O: Tommy Bahama's J:roplcal Cale & Emporium :,
• e '7he most fun you can.have working." . :
: W• arct opening our 2nd Cahlorrua com po nd on November 23rd at PCH and "'
.-. MacAr1hu1 Blvd tn Corona Del Mar Plaza Wt ate purveyoia of th• "island e
..-!Ueatyle • -greal food and dunk w11h o 11op1cal twist and high qucillly. ~
• taaual. fun clotbino tor m n ond women -sel'Y~ up with an abundanee ot • ~ bo;p1taJ11y 1n o rein•~ Island olmos1,>her• We err• tooling for a few good "' ~ people to help us pull 1hl1 oU -St,,.ert. Bcme.ndeta. Ho1t/Hoat11L ;
• Bookkatptn. ftrlail SalH. Sou1 Cb1fe. Uni Cooks. Prep. Olah.. and Runners. •
: The rela1l parl ot this ·island lilis1yle" ldba that wt1 a1e opening In Corona C:
-; Del M01Plaz.a 11 ptlllty cool We have a complete hne oJ men's and women's e ~ 1port1wtQI -anllqu ·looldng one-of o k.tnd tropical 1b1111 blouses. short•. I'
' -skirts. pant., 1hoes, belt• and fD()f -all mad• lhe way clothes were mode 50 r 'i yeCJs ago with delotl. quality and 0011 Add to lht mill home f\lm11hing1 r
·• and Olli tropical colt and you have cm ·1aland trpenence· lbat our gues11 • ~· relum to time aud Irma ooain W' are looking lex a few ~ood Retail SQJ•• i
: SJ*!all1t1 who beheve worlt should be fun and :Want to be part of I
• t0m11h1ng new and uc1Ung • ~ . -:a £xporl1nc1 Is valued. but not necKllOry People i;k11l1 ctS£tnhal. f
"& If you bellefl worlr lbould be luo and •CAI 10 be port ol tometblng n.w aDd = ~ •xcltlng, then pleaee attend 011't tmploymanl eemlncm on Wed.oetday or • .1 Tburaday. October 2tth • 2ttb. At Lincoln el1111tntry Sc.hoot (multi PIUPO ..
room) 3101 Padflc View Dr. Cmna d•l Mar 2 blocb soulh of MocArthur f
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• Ofp<>rlUOll) '°' LIV'*tb
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949'581"1567 or CUI
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427 lrvtne Ave HONDA 9085 (020231) s25,977 --------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SO LO HOME Mo11ing liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS
FURNITURE 6014
Blk Laq'r & glass ta· SAT 8 ·1:00 •'84 ACCORD EX• MISSION VIEJO bles: End, CoHee & 2127 Vista Laredo (OH coupe blue/grey, fully __ c_o_4_P...;)_3_8_4-_0_8_0_4 __ ,
PONTIAC 9170
Sola, Pd $2600, ask E Bluff) ll11rm, d1nrm loaded, grea1 cond, '98 ES 300
$750. (949) 640·0585 turn, gas wash/dryer, $1 I ,50Q 673·1626 c 8 sh /I
'98 QRAND AM
like new. loaded,
(518428) $13, 898
Coate Me••
Llncoln·M•rcury
(714) 540°5830
roll top dHk, clothes. m •r e 11 0 r V • Duncan Phyffe dlnrm •95 ACCORD LX (138854) $24,744
lablo & chairs $200. Team Fundraal••r A t AC c l 1 LEXUS
Etc. See <l• 1945 I A SAT 8·3:00 (;MoWAOi7) S~s3.';';~ MISSION VIEJO
Placentia CM 1019 Cloy St, LOTS LEXUS OF (940)304·0884
Moving Sale Black OF EVERYTHING! WESTMINSTER
Walnut Dining Table, 6 (714) 802·8908
Hl·back Chairs. Large ••••••••• 1-"""·9"""5,....,,,o""o""'v""'s""s""'E,..Y-E.,..X-va-n-
wood Framed Mirror, TRANSPORTATION lo Lo ml, full equip Chest, Couches, (028051) $18.497
planters. acessorles & I••••••••• LEXUS
more 760.9590 •---------MISSION VIEJO
Ro Ill op desk solld BOATS 7011, __ l9_4_o_)_3_o_4-_o_o_8_4_
oak ne11er used cost 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 ACCORD EX 4d $ t 200 asking $7501• Full pwr, V6 , llhr obo 562-688·7949 Boston Whaler & 25hp (005317) $19,987 Johnson motor, w/ez LEXUS
loader trailer. groal MISSION VIEJO eondltlonl $2995 oo t949)384-0084 (949) 675-7817 MERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
Just Great Firewood POWER BOATS INFINITI 9095
•9e ES 300
lex cert, only 28k ml PORSCHE 9175
(142542) $26,987 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MIS~~XNU~IEJO '83 911 SC 6cyl, 5apd,
(949,304•0084 AC. lthr Int. p w, am· tm stereo, eass, cc,
'97 ES 300 aun roof $14,900
White/grey, full opt 948·875·40g 1
(039815) $28.987 ---------MIS~l~~u:IEJO TOYOTA 9210 .
(949 )304J.0884 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
t93 SC COUPE
CO, Chrome, moonrf,
(033660) $1 7. 770
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(714) 882·8800)
'85 LE VAN Auto, A. C, atereo, CC, smog'd,
orig own, grt cond.
52900 (714) 964·0152
'85 4RUNNER SR5
Low mi. auto. morel
'08 lnllnltl Q45 (3MIV1451 $191950
G nit , II LEXUS OF
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714-885·1432 Boston Whaler. All Aecesaorles, S19K
or OBO. 875·1835
ree an, u pwr, LINCOLN 9120 WESTMINSTER <4004J!~ t• ~!!~990 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---'1_7_1_4..;.)_a_9_2_._8_9_o_8_
Llncoln Mercury '98 TOWNCAR '90 4 RUNNER
714-,40·5830 vs. ABS, eust wtals, ve. fully equip, clean,
WANTED 1623366) s 21,995 (015409) S24.987
To BUY 6019 Costa M••• LEXUS MARINE SLIPS ISUZU 9100 Llncoln·Mercury MISSION VIEJO
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Antlques-qual lurnllura 1 pe or houseful cash Wa~ted shp/1lde tie tor
paid (714) 957·8l33 33 Sall Boat Reason· able prlca/1011ing lea·
sons? 7 t 4·895·9679 Old Coln• Gold Sil11er
Fr;inklan Mint. Sterling
MEET . Old walehes & jewelry 1••••••••• Westcoasl Coin 642·9448 1•
RECORDS/TOP $ AUTOMOBILES
Jazz, R&B. Soul. Rock someone special
through classllied Etc. so·s & 5o·s Make 1 ________ _
045.7505 ACU RA
EMPLOYMENT
5530
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5530
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Employment Opportu1lities:
Now hiring for the following
positions:
• Gate Atlcndclllt PT ·
• Oate Sup >rvbor
• Grocery !:>tore Manayer
• RV Group C.oordlnalor
• ~ecurlty omccr swing
• PBX Opcrator/Cletk PT . Apply at tile f-ront r>c~k
I I.} I tJack Bay Or .. Newport Ueach
92660 Ph. l29·386J EOE
WHITTIER LAW SCHOOL
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICb.R
Immediate 9pening. Responsible
for SchooJ1s pubhcat1on and media
relations. 3·5 years exp. req'd along
with excellent writing/editing skills
'90 INTEQRA
89K Ml, Fully loadedl
$ 650010 B 0 . 049·,48·2887
'90 INTEQRA
Spaelal Edition
(025606) s 17 ,997
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO (940)384-0004
ALFA ROMEO 9015
'82 OTV8 Bll</Blu
Runs great! Good
driver/project car.
Sae latHt European
Car M•O· S1600/obo
C•ll 548·1323.
BMW 9030
'94 3251• Cpe 2D (94-4145)t23,99S
8AU•R JAQUA"
(714)953-4800
'05 BMW 3181• CPI
20 Red/tan CO loaded
(188423) S20.99S
Cost• Meu
Llnooln-Meroury
(7141 540.,830
BUlClt 9035
'88 P•rk Avenue
$3000.00
o-.e .. 7t•·•728
CADILIAC 9040
and desktop 'publishing. Experience llliiiiiiiiiiil_l&_lili '94 O.Vltte Scllt •D with O.C media desirable. Salary 114~o•q •• t ·•••
range from $30K to •~sK . Send •Au•R JAGUAR ..., (71 4)953-4000
cover leJter/resume to: •••--.9-5_c_o_nc..._ou_r_a_o.,,_11_ .. -
20k ml, 1 o~er,
Oirutor of I luman Rcsouras (212032, au .... LSXU8 OI' 33J3 I larbor Boulevard WSSTMINaTU
Co11a Maa. CA ,26'26 (?14181• .. •oe
Fu: 7 14/~4413680
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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 mall with
a check today!
Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell , we'll run t~ for
another we~ FWI
All for just s10·.
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86 Thursday, October 22, '1998 New~rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
I:.·_ ............... T ... o __ o .... A ... Y ..... 's ....... _ ........ _. ~ CRoSSwoRD PUULE
• ACROSS IW .... 1111
5 -Calllomla
9 OeMtt S*trt 14 WOO<twtttd
15 Upon
18 A 8artymoflt t7 l(id
19 Change IM • Cenltilution
20 Newsf)eper chief•. for ltlOl1 21 Al>P<ctVe DOWN
22 C.ve 1 Mofe "1rt1Uou1 23 MQre like 1 2 DweU1t1Q ~ mtrsh plant 3 Booter
25 Bir order1 4 Egg aource
28 Also 5 SunbatMd
27 Secured with a 6 Rose oH
metal boll 7 Voong 30 Getting all A'• llangaroo ~ Was an omen ot 8 Sonng mo
34 ~ Ingredient 9 Wished (for) 3e Grea\9f pan • 10 Malllmuln 29 -·in-the-wool 44 Shaip weapons
37 CompOMr F,..,,z 11 NeWll'l\lln 30 l.lnc:olrl's 46 Ebbt
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SKAAIF
1tncf TANNNf HIHSCH
O()N'TTRUST YOUR EV£S
Eas1-We~1 vulnerable. Nonh deal~
NORTH
•A J 7
(1 6 4
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•01083
WEST-EAST
• 4 • K 1085
Ci:1 K J 8 7 2 o A 10 9 3
0 I0865 () 7 43
•76i •54 SOUTH
. -West led a founh-bc,1 heart, end 11
mighl seem that. e~en with the s~
fine~se wrong and the 4-1 \rump spltt,
declarer would COlbt home comfort·
ably. After losing the trump fine)sc,
the ace of spad~r. would n:vcol the
situation and declarer would pick up
the remaining trump<;, losing only
two heart tricks and a trump
Thc defendus quickly banked two
heart tricks, afler which We~t shifted
10 a club. taken an the closed hand
with the king. Declarer 1hen led 1
trump to the Jack. Not only did that
win, but East followed with thec1ght1
A Classified Special Section
Antiques & Collectibles
JOlleph Huntley nlekname '47 Emulate a
38 Valley -12 Dollar lrac110n 31 Tooth part hummingbird
39 NWT naJMI t 3 Ac\Q( Ray 32 Actress Chase 48 Perlect
40 Eel 18 Auctioneer's ~ Nobleman 49 "Friends" star
• 89632
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The bidding·
NORTH EAST
From declarer's standpoint, the dis·
tribution was obvious -Eai.t held
e11her the singleton eight or I 0.8 dou
bleton Thus there was a poimb1h1y
of picking up trumj)\ w11hout loss
while running no nsk of losing two
tricks an 1he suil Since this was a
pair.. evcni, where ovennds were
important. declarer came to hand
wnh the Jack of diamond\ anJ led the
queen or spades 10 pin East's ten.
When West showed out. dedarer had'
to Jose a second trump -down one
Don 't miss this very special ~· ·
publication! we will be featuring ·;~~ 41 Nourishes wo«l 35 Nav offic:ef MaltMW
42 Sun-aYOlder's 22 Bestowed 37 Watlfed 50 Autumn
need 2'4 Like a dungeon 38 Jewels 51 Director Kazan '4'4 Hasty ncape 25 Lightheaded 40 WllCOnSln 52 Peel
45 Yemeni city 27 Flt for Pnnoe capital 53 Cracl(er spread
46 Combllt ~ Char1es '41 Coen bro!Mrs' 56 Tub
50 lmpasslOned 28 -vaoo-· fllm 57 Flying saucer 53 Twinge competitor 43 Devastate abbr.
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SOt.JTH WFSf
10 Pass I• Pa»
2• . Pa 4• Pass •
Pil>s ~
C>Jx:ning lead Seven of Cl
The problem w11h many defensive
deceptive plays as that they are more
hkely 10 fool ~nner, who only sees
half your ~1de s &sets, than declarer.
who 'knows exactly what as available.
But once in a while a situation comes
along where 11 makes no difference
how partner views the ball you are
dan,gling for declarer
Note Nonh's immediate raise of
Sou1h's response with only three-card
support. albe1l 1h1ee prcuy good
card\. No other bid should come into
cons1dert111on, and South's jump to
game was outoma11c.
Nole 1hal. had Ca'>l dropped the
fi\IC on the first lead of spade~. dedar·
ct will probably take the nght view
and con11nuc with lhc acc.
Beautifully defended.
Learn to be a better bridge play·
er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788·
1225 for information. Or write to:
Coren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box
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yo ur community.
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Ctoaning. Res/Comm PUBLIC NOTICE Lie/Bond. Free Est. Teresa 714-282·7143 The Calif. Pubtlc Ulltl· tlH Commitslon RE·
•Brl9ht HouHcleanlnv GARAGE TIME TO BEGIN QUIRES that all used euro~an Protess1ona11 CONTRACTORS YOUR HOME houuhold goods
Best In townl Reis. Oarek GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3678 movera print their
& Grace 714-857·2647 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IMPROVEMENT P.U.C Cat T number:
antique & collectibles specialists in ~-
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,. "Wednesday, October 28, 1998! Jj l DO NOT MISS THIS! ,J
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residential
faux flnlshln$
wood restora tion
mauhew
548-5481
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since '68 cust. turn.
uphollly, 11lp covers
antiquo rpr 542·4612 Bucketa & Brooma1 liiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii ••$475· 18x7 ** PROJECT? limos and chaulfeura Hou s • c I ea n in g LEWIS Conatructlon Include• haulawa~ print their T.C.P. num·i---------t Friendly, rellable Remodel•Hahdyman weather etrlp1 In· Call • plumber, ber In au adverttH-645-7723
Hove A
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042·5078
BOATING
SERVlCES 3470
Kathy 723-4027 L1'7o4773 Local Res. atallltax. 045·5704 painter, handyman menll. II you have a PET •714-557·5925• or any or lhe ser· 1 •h •VICKI'S CLEANING v1cea llsted h8'• in question about the • SERVICES 3870
We offer THE BEST•---------HANDY MAN 3710 our dlrectoryl gatity ot a mover, limo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUi HoustlW1ndow Cleaning DRYWALL CALL Y 0 UR or chauffeur, call: LOCAL SERVICES Public Ulllllles
WALL
COVERINGS 3932
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Pet Sitter/Dov Walker
Dully/Overnight vlshs
Rel• avl Uc'd/Bondod
Denise 714·935·8670
S1r1pp1ng. drywall repair
Texture. paint touch
up, Small jobs ok.
Bot> (714) 040·4368
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or home 949·075·7817
Alt Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs Gary 645·5277 INTERIOR 2 sml, we make 11 EZI
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