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Home My WebLink About1998-10-24 - Orange Coast PilotInside ' The best local real estate ~ERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMtv\UNmES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1998 Fuel spill ruftl.es ~ome feathers Costa Mesa Animal Hospi- tal employee HadJey Gamble checks o n Rupert. a swan who was res· • Rupert, the unofficial mascot of Newport Harbor, was taken to an animal hospital to be cleaned up. . . ... ·sunken boat causes 42-g8.llon 'mishap in harbor !kit~ BALBOA PENINSULA -Swan ldkC' became slime hdfbor Friday morning for Rupert. The Austrdbdll bl<lck swdn WJlh the red J.>ca k and while·tif'ped wings -the unort1c1dl m<lscot o{ Newport Hdrbor -WdS contammat· NEWPORT BEACH -A 40-foot cabin cruiser sank m Newport I larbor early Fri- day morning and was Wted out of the water later in the day, authorities said. The shenlf's harbor patrol responded to the sunken boat at 6:28 a.m. near the 300 block of Fernando Street Sgt. James Thomas said the boat probably had taken on water sometime during the night. ed with diesel fuel thdl leaked mto the water I After tracking Rupert down in his electric from a sinking boat. canoe, Jones called the Costa Mesa Arumal When Balbod resident Rich.u'd C. Jon('s Shelter, where Cmdy Schaffer -a hospital found him edrly Friddy momm9, his sleek techruc1an dnd volunteer for Pacilic Wildlife - black feathers were coated with the foul· was workmg. smelling fuel ·a toxm that can cttuse perma-"I went down there and we found hun on n<'nt damage dnd even klll wtldhfe the beach," she said. "l threw· a towel over "I knew he wds m trouble," Jones sa1d. Rupert cmd put hlm in my car. I thtnk it was his Authonties aid the boat wal> undPr · repair at the time One bdl'rel containing 42 gallons of diesel fuel IPc.tked into the harbor, said Steve Edinger, a lieutenant for the state Fish and Game Deportment's sp1Jl response team. A boom cordon<'d off the area wh1Jp crews ch?dned up the• fuel The htubor wasn't c:lo .. ed bectiu'>e of the spill. An investigation is pendmy. first Cdr nd<' dnd I think he en1oyc>d 1t." Brought out of the dcmger zont\ Rupert W<.l'i Left to the Cdr<' of doctors at the 17th <;twf't c1n1· mal hosp1ltll, who c!Pdn<>d th<• fut>I lrom lus feathers and nursed him back tl} ht•t1llh Jones pdtcl to hdVf' Rupert tn•dtecl f-ndt1) SEE RUPERT PAGE A 15 cued after . swimming in a diesel fuel spill created by a boat sinking in the waters of J\iewport Har- bor. Rupert was found coated with iut>l by Balboa resident Richard Jones, who contacted the animd.l hos- pital. .- Back.Bay. wetlands • get share of funding • Tht:> UppPr Newport Bdy project, which would c.ovt.~r on~ acrn north of' Shellmcik('l Island. 1s one ol s •vc>n s1t<>s l<1rgetccl tm rc~torallon. !Ott Piol NE\\ PORT BEA< l l rt qionul cot1lll1on rnmlf' up of 14 h•deral urHJ stulo em uonmentlll rHft'llCae-. h<t::; <l1'ctded loJ>d~ for rt?Sle>rallon of nrw ctCrl• Of\\ t•lldnth Ul l ppt•t Nt>v-. port Bri} fltr> Southr:r n Cdl1lorn1c1 \'t.'etJand" C lt>anng- hou P boarcj of gO\ f'rllOrs met at :-.: '" J>Ort Dune1' on Fndd) to hNH nn update on 11 pro· Jt'< ts llJc1t .111' 5iCht>dul1•cl to qPt 11nd1•r Wd}' O'I t 1!11• IH'\I \"1'<11 • !°\f>-.:1•n°i1t ~ho "pnont\ proJt!Cts -mdudinq · tilt' UppN \>\'port Bm rt" .. tora11on -will recl'iH' S:> 75 nnthon trom lht" 111113.qq -.t,llt" hudq1•t. s.i1~l Cruiq l>t>nlsufl , -.pt r"11ttr\ ol r ·-.oi1rr 1•-. 1<11 tlw -.tdh' RP"l>\JH 1•s A~POC\ · "Be lore e\ 1 'f) onl"' md1\ 1dua1 proJPC1.., Wl'H' . all ttghung lor the dntC rnont'~ • ht• ... aid •tkliHtse \H' t?l 11 up from a re91on1i J .ip1ir1111< h, w1• IM\'P b1 Pll ablP-tc1 qPt mon• mon· t'}' for th1• pro)I'< I!-. • 1\ho111 S'l rmllton mOrt" ha' b t>n dllocate<l tel the rcq1onc1l group lrom tlll' te<lernl go' ern· uwnt, mone\ thctl will al o go to,~nrd thP 11 )Hll)t'C ('.., hl' Stll p-.tu<H"\ north 01 Sh1'lln11tke1 blrmd Tlw tu~t phcl!-.f' ot the prnJPCl -whteh \\ lll Co I c1hout $2f>0,000 Hi to CXCH\ itlt.• Ofll' d('H' Of uplrlllO dlld tran-.1Uoirnl habtlal ctnd COO\' 'fl 1t lo tidttl 'nil rndrsh, mud Unt and suhudal hc1liJl;1t, RPntplt• -;l!ld 'I ht" \\~tlalld plan· mng and engtn1•enng ha~r> alreach he •n com· pJPtc fl Nl''' poi t Bi cl( h i~ c (>('( tl'd tu Cc1ntnh11I(> $10'.l,OOO to\\ttrd th~ p1031><:t out 01 n11t1ucthor1 lc>l'S, H!.!mplt" sn1d SEE WETLANDS PAGE A 16 INDEX INSIDE Supervisor hopefuls draw most caSh from outsiders cussmm .. -.. ·-----~" COMMUNITY FOIUM ... : ... _ ...... Jl4 ENTEIWNMOO ..... --.......... .A 12 FAITH _...... -.A2 SOCIETY ~------.Al 1 SflOlfS .............. " ................. .,.11 VOTE '98 ----------.A4 Wf.ATHER ::::' _,.~ '-""*...ant S.,.2 8 Incumbent Jim Silva and chall ~nger Dcwe Sullivan have raised most of th ir campdign Cun<ls from p<.'\oplP out id, the 2nd Dbtrict. [dtf'b . Tht rac • tor lh :lnci D1 tnct "'Ci\l on the c:ounty Uo 1 d of Supc.rv1 ors - wh1<'11 ha ht •n p Pl l "ci \\1th provocative mdtl •r dnci Vl'I h<tl pcnnnu -hn nttract d th att nllon of vot1'rs ln and out of lhn di tJ:ict, hut m t of lh luumr:1al upport for lh two nCJ1d h hetlt COlllP from 0\114' d~. ArC"wdmg Lo Qltl~J>a1yg tnf(•mC',nts, n good portion of mcumbent Jim Silva' fund ha com from th who fttvot \n in· A 2 Sotvrdoy, October 2.-. 199e MORAL OF THE STORY . . faith . Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Doi~y Pil~ Organized interfaith walk in Newport Beach helps end world hunger cindy trone christeson Love your neighlior and connect with the community "A good neighbor doubles the value of a house." -Cierman proverb I love my neighbors and I love my neighborhood. I often describe 1t to people as feeling like living on a college campus. There is always someUung fun going on and people popping in to visit. There are 35 children on our street, and I often see many of them playing together, either ruru_Ung from house lo house, riding bikes or play- ing street hockey. We know each other and we look out for each other. At different umes we pick up one dllother's newspa· pers. feed animals and even feed children. l know J can count on Tem, Debbi and Karen to come to my res- cue if I run out of anything in the kitchen, and everybody knows to come to my husband, Jon, with any bike problems. MIClm E M. MAAA · H undreds of walkers of different faiths will ium out. hearts and soles, for the 10th annual Urut- ed Interfaith Htmger Walk at l p.m. Sunday. Their course will start at St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach and wind a pleasant 4.3 miles along the Upper Newport Bay. " By the time the walkers finish, their collective efforts will have raised tens of thous~ds of dollars lo fight world hunger. 1\ven.ty-hve percent of the funds raised on Sunday will go directly to hunger-!ighUng organizations in Orange County, including Share Our Selves, Sheller for the Homeless, Jew- ish Family SeMces, FISH, Orange County Interfaith Shelter and Catholic Worker. The rema.uung 75°0 goes to world· wide charitable orgaruzations, distrib· uted by Church World Services/Com- munities Reaching Out to People. . beg~ t~~~~l~~:~ 7~~e~!~o· walkers who raised less than $5,000. Last year 225 walkers raised $18,000. "This year we hope to see 300 walkers and hat>e to raise at least $25,000," said Bdrry Koff of Temple Shir Ha Ma'alot, one of the walk's organizers I am embarrassed to say how often I have called and asked my wonderful next-door neighbor Ken to go inside my house to make sure I turned off the coffee maker or the oven "It is hdfd for people to understdnd that thousands and thousands die every day from hunger." Koff said. #This is hunger that, given the funds, can be allevidted. With et:iough com- mitment, we could end starvation tomorrow.• Church World Service reports that some 34,000 children under the age of 5 die every day from hunger and pre- ventable disease. lnterfaJth Hunger Walk organJz~rs, from left, Barry Koff, Nancy Spaeth, Jeanne O'Brien Bender, Bob Johnson, the Rev. Dennis Scott (holding sign), David Shammas, Bob Herbelin and Emily Abbott hold rnes~ages about hunger in And after all the El Ni.Jio rams last year. many of us helped clean up a neighbor's flooded back yard. Know- ing neighbors is truly a blessing ~e world. The signs will be used during Sunday's walk. · l've recently had the pleasure of attending two different neighborhood block parties. I was an outslder al the first, but was happy to jom my broth- er and stster-i.n-law for their street's · potluck pdrty last summer. Sherry Ek.lot, a member of St. Mark and volunteer at Share Our Selves, will be amo.ng Sunday's walkers. "SOS director Karen· McGlinn, is walking, too,• Eklof said. "It's an easy way to do soroeUung ubout hunger locally and worldwide. l'm concerned dbout hunger, but I'm not good at hit- ting people up for money." we provide groceries to teed 1.200 people each week. We get what the food bank gets and w>tat food drives bnng m, That alone doesn't always make a balanced diet. With the money from CROP we can fill in the gaps, usuaUy protein and fruit. H assistance to refugees. Today 1t works with churches, synagogues, mosques and other grass-roots organizations worldwide to overcome poverty and hunger. m the mo L dolla1s. According to Koff, the avcrd9" amount of mone} rcl1sed b}' a walker in years past \Vas $82 · ·n1at means \\e m•t•d :lOO pPople walking on Sundr1} to rcctch our goal of $25,000, • he semi. Frances, my stster-in-law, explained that she was happy to orgaruze the event. Debby O'Connor, executive director of FISH-Harbor Area, said CROP funds help provtde local families with a bdl- anced diet "CROP screens recipients of these funds very careful.J.y," :>aid David Shammas, volunteer coordmatpr for the walk ·we know the money is being used to stop hunger.~ CROP walks are organized locally through regional offices and loccil mter- faith community groups. Each year 2 112 million walkers and sponsors take part m nearly 2,000 locally organized wctlks to help CROP stop hunger. Anyo.ne can Jilin tht• wulk hy ml't.>I· ing dt St. M~rk Pr<>sbytcmun Church, 2100 Mar Vista Dnvc•, Ne>wport Reach at 1 p.m Sundc1y.' To volunteer, cdll Shammas at (714 J 4.i4 ·3t>43 To spon· sor a walker, wnte d 8\Pc k to CWS/CROP ond stmd 11 to St. Mdrk "' ·u really wasn't much work at dll," stle said ·Everybody pitched in and helped mdke it happen.· "We'd been talking about doing titis for qwte some time," added one n e1ghbor. "We JUSt needed someone like Frances dnd Byron to g'et the ball rolling." "We try to see that families not only get groceries. but grocenes that .pro· vide the nutrition thdl growing chil- dren ~eed," she said. "Here [al FISH) CROP IS the name given to conunu- ruty~ased hunger education and fund- raisi.ng events sponsored by Church World SeMce. CWS formed m 1946, dunng the aftermath of World War II, to provide-emergency response and •we can still use, we can always use, more walkers. more sponsors, more volunteers to give us a hand on the day of the walk," Shanunas said f'ood. drinks, live music, CJdlllt.·.., cmcl pmes will be pro,'lded h}' local busi- nesses. Every walker who raises $125 or more receives d free T-shirt. Door prizes are awarded to those who bnng Pdlking is lrm~ dncJ plenutul And get it rolling they did. Neigh- bors rolled down barbecues, set up tables and brought their favorite dish- es. lt was a good old-fashioned potluck. Children played, dads talked and moms took turns holding babies and shanng reopes WHERE TO GO TO FIND GOD nus past weekend we had a block bash on our street. lt was great fun and a great opporturuty to meet new families and to catch up with those we wave to as they drive by. · 1t was a good old-fashioned potluck. Children played, dads talked and moms took turns hol~g' babies and shanng recipes. Some people have llved on our street for unly a few months, others for almost three decaaes. · We wore name tags that included cur addresses, and a bnef descnp- tion, such dS who our children are or what color car we drive. l left the party with a renewed sense of community. It was God who designed us all With a destre lo connect with one ~other, and God who told us to love our neighbors Maybe some of you will be inspired to orgaruze a gather- mg for your street What better way :for canng communities to start than ill our .own back yards? I will close by borrowing a slogan used by a market years ago: "Smee we're ne1ghborr., let's be fnends." And you can quote me on that. • ONDY TRANE OtRISlESON is a Newport Beach resident who speaks frequently to par ent1ng groups She can be reached by e-mail at cindyOonthegrow.com or through the mail at PO Box 614()-j505, Newport Beach 92658 • EDfTOR'S NOTE; Where to Go to Find God features brief dl!ieriptions of churches and temples in our com- munity. They appear each week on a rotatir:ig basis. yourself, Instead of ga1n1ng lmowJ. edge. you should clear your mind. When you listen to Zen teaching with a clear mind you can accept it as if you were huring something you already knew." The Zen Center of Costa Mesa offers a regular Zen meditation gathering Sunday from 5 Buddhist HIGASHI HONGANJI BUDDHIST TEMPLE Higashi HonganJI Buddhist Tem· pie 1s a Jodo Shin Buddhist temple. Worship S«Vices are Sunday at 10 a.m. The servtCe is Japanese and English and includes sutra chan\Jng and a teaching ~.The mes· sage is based on the teachings of Buddha's words end concerning the three treasuf'es of Buddhism, how we are human beings, recetving the Buddha dharma, and receiving peace of mind. Ofien the teachings of Buddha are related to a contem- porary issue. Those attending can also make incense and/or monetary offenngs. The Oharma Society con- ducts lecture/dtSCussion series that are open to the public, Buddhists and non-Buddhists There is no charge for attending. ·Anyone who is interested tn e><ploring Jodosh1n-· shu oo a personal level ... is invited. "The temple is at 254 Victoria St., COsta Mesa. Call the temple at 722· 1202 for more information. .. to 7:15 p.m. Beginner Instruction classes are offered the first and third Sundays of each month from 5 to 7:15 p.m. Deborah Barrett is director of training The center is at 711 W. 17th St., Suite AS, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 722·7818. To rece1Ve a schedule of classes and meditation t1mei. leave your name and address. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SOENTIST ZEN CENTER OF COSTA MESA Zen master Suzuki says; •culti· v.ie your ovm 5J)lrlt. This means not to go .seeking for something outside The First Church of Omst Scientist holds services Sunday at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday school for youth through age 20 is offered concurrent with the morning servtCe. A tes11rnon1al seMCe 1s held Wednesday at 8 p rn Child care 1s Pf~ at all serviees for the Ve<y young. The church 1s at 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach. The Christian Science reading room, next door to the church, Is open Mooday. through saturday from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. Token. for petking In the lot behind ~we av•ilable trOm the For more infonMtior\ c.11167 Disciples of Christ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harbor Christian Chwdl pro- claims Jesus as Lord, draws its inspl· ration from Scnpture arid the Holy Spirit. witnesses and serves among the whole human family, acknowf· edges that Christian unfty and Chris-tian mission are i~able, and claims as its particular mission the quest for the reunion of the body of Ov1st Sundey worship and SUncfay school for chl'ldren ages 10 and younger are held at 10 a.m. Adult Sunday school is at 8:30 a.m. Child care is provided. Dennis Short is semor pastor. The church is at 2.a1 Irvine Ave., Newport 8ffch. For more information, call 645-5781. Episcopal ST. JAMES CHURCH St James Church is a community devoted to IOYing Jesus Christ and serving him as lord and savior. A tra- ditional service with holy Euchanst. nte I is held Sunday at 1:30 a.m. A contemporary wvke With Holy Eucharist. rite II is held ~ It 9 a m. and a charismatic service wtth lioly Eucharist. rite Ill ls hekt on 5'» day at 10·45 a,m. Child care is pro- vided for the 9 and 10:45 a.m. ser· vkes Sunday school for all children meeu at 9 a.m. There Is a rite II Eucharist on ~ at noon. David Andenon is senior pestor. The church is at 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach. for more lnfonnlltion, ~I 675-0210. REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 rfes, 1llustr1t1om, editorial mat· ter or advertisements here.a un be reproduced without wntten permission of copyright owner. WEATHER • VOL 92, NO. 253 : THOMAS H. JOHNSON, • Publtsher .. WIWAM Loeon&.. :·Editor • STEVE MAMlE. · ' : MaNQlnq Editor TINA llORGATTA. Assistlnt M.naging Edrtor ANASTAOA~ Crty Editor STl'VI IAMES, News Editor I "°°8 CAM.SOflL ; Sports Editor .. MMC~ • Photo Editor • LYNNUOlA, : ~ Ac:Mrttsing .. 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Commootty News. .,,. • Titnes M1rt0t Complny ~ w.t G Mllgnuton, 'resldlnt and ao Ndt'9I I K.ndelt, , Vl(e Prftiden\ Genefal Manager 01911 nm.t CH All rlQtla r...-..d ~ .. , ... 1'MKRATURES Ba lboa 71158 Corona del Mar 71/59 Costa Mesa 71158 Newport Beach 71158 Newport Coast 71159 SURF FORECAST LOCATION . . . . . .SIZE Wedge •.•.... 5-7 swlnw Newport ••.... 3-6 sw/nw Blackies ....... 3-6 sw/nw River Jetty ..••. 3·6 sw/nw CdM ••.••..•. l-6 swlnw TIOIS TODAY First low 5 00 am .••••..••••• 2.4 First high 1217am .•.•..•••••• l6 Second low 6 . .a pm .•••.••• · •••• 0.7 Second high 11:17 a.m. . . • • ••••• .5 1 ill I SUNDAY First low 4:26 am .........•.. 2.7 First high 12.19 a.m ...... , .••.. l,l Second low 6;38 pm .•..•••••.•• 0.8 Second high 10:51 am ....•..••.. 48 WATD 11.MPEMTURE; •••• 65 SURF VJ1e have an Increasing northwest swell mixing with a swell out of the w.st-nonhwest f()( peaky, U\oukter-to hUd·hlgh sets Sunday We also NI~ a s~ll out of the southwest ewry 11 seconds Hurrl· cane lester will delfVef some hffd-high sets Sun ~· w.,., at tht poklb •nd reefl should go • COU< pie of fMt hhJher. FAITH CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS FALL FESTIVAL ~~t Lutheran School will pre- sent its annual Fall Fesllval from 9 a .m. to 3 p.m. todt1.y at the school, 760 V1ctona St, Costa Mesa. The event will feature old-fashioned carnival ndes and games, a craft boutique, inter- national foods and live enter- tainment. Admission is tree For more information, call (q49) 548- 6866. ClASSES/WORK.SHOPS POWER IN PRAYER The Rev. Ken Gray will present a workshop titled Master Mmd from 10 a.m . to noon Saturday at the Science of Mind Educdlion Center, 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is $15. For more mformabon. call 646-3199. RELIGIOUS CLASS Ruth Field will present d cldss titled Master Mind Crom 1 O d.m to noon Monday at the Science of Mind Education Center, 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-3199. SPIRITUAL WORKSHOP Juanella Evans will present a cltt~s titled l JC?dhnq St•rv1c-c from lO::lO to l l::iO d rn Wt>dnesdd\ ~ c1t the Sc1£>nce of ""1.md EducatJo'} Cente1, H>29 Tusun Ave., Co~ta MeSct . Ach11.is~1on is $15. For mon.? mfomiation, call 646·3 I qc1 REMEMBERING SERIES Scorrh1ng, d nonjudgmental dl~· cussion Jor inc1cllve Catholic" will l>c pre-. •nted di 6-15 p,m Sunday al Our l..ddy Queen of Angeb Pt1mh Cenl<>r, 2046 ~ldl Vista Dnve, N •wport Beurh WEEKLY EVENTS BIBLE STUDY Hi'> Di..,c1plc-. h•llowi:.h1p m Costa Ml'5d mvituo.; t'Vt-ryone for, a .. tudy of God's wmd, lood, fun and h·I· low hip di 1::m pm <"very Fncfo~ All clges WPlc<.>m •• Call Jame~ c1l 650-2589 tor mort• intonnabon. CAREER COUNSELING Duan~ Mun'>on w1U present One-On-One Can~ •r Counseling at the 1 t)tJ8 C11reer NPlwork meeting al ?:JO p m Thursddy ••l the chdpl'I ctl St. Andrew's Prus- byterian Church, 600 St. Andrewc; Hoc1ci, Nrwport Bcdc:h. Ad.mis ion 1-; free For more infonnc11Jnn, call (949) 573-2239. • POLICE FILES NEWPORT BEACH • ~ c.ni.r Drive: A wallet and Its contents wonh '332 were stolen from a business in the SOO block. •Pott Dumeu Mace lWo sets of golf clubs and a football wonh S2. 140 were stolen from a home In the 2100 block. • San Miguel DrtW: A purw and •ts contents worth SS70 w re stolen from a car in the 1600 block. • Se..,._.. Drive: A cellular phone )WOrth SlOO was stolen from • car 1n the 4800 block. • lhird A.,..... A wallet and its contents wonh S74 w re stolen from a car In the 3100 block. • COSTA MESA • flllrvtew Roed: Recycled ne-Mpapers worth $20 were stolen from a bin in the 2200 block. • • • fMwpoo't lkMMv.nt· lhe housing f°' a '"deo camera worth S500 was stolen ftom a car '" tht 2000 block. •Pierpoint Drtw : A camera, video uimeta and \e\leral 1ttmi of Jewtlry WO(th $8,750 were stolen from a home in the SOO block • s."8 M9 A"""9 A case of beer worth S 1 l was ~tol n from a store in the 1600 b'cxtc. • • South c.o.t Gm.e: A car stet'eo, books. •Jacket and 1 spe1ker WOfth S2.035 "°"" ltOMn ffam a (ar In ~ 900 block, ~ J I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, October 24, 1998 Al Tb e night the lights w ent out in Cos ta Mesa Strike \Von 't mar ·Hay Club ·s party I [ f you blinked, you may have mJs ed one of the most impor- tant news 1tnms to have appear<'d in the Ddily Pilot in a t<)ng . time. The bnef. story Wednesday Cclmed the headhne, : Power outdgt> hits parts of Costa ).1f>Sa " • • What the heddhne could helve read was, •Fanulles hnd they cdn Oo without electnnty for one hour." , If was about 6:30 p.m. I was working on d story with a very tight deadlme but pilUS<>d ford ww minutes to play with my son,. Roy, who was splashing U1 the bathtub My wife, Cuy, dOci daughter, Beem, were at Bean's ~occer prdcllce. . • The lights blew and Roy, ~lmost 6, went silent. After a few seconds. the lights flickered, then )vent out dgum, this ume for an ·hour. ~ Roy wasn't sccUed, but he rouJdn't understand how the lights could go out without some- bne flipping the switch I told him my guess Wt\S that too tndny ! . w·HAT'S UP st eve smith people were. usrng too much electricity and they had to shut everyone off for a while. It was either that, or one side or the other of the Proposition 9 debate was flexing Lts muscles. Roy climbed out of the bath- tub and toweled lumseU oU m the ddrk. I went downsta.J.TS and lit two dinner candles ma futile effort to avoid the required stubbed toe or bruised shin. -pa1 Free!. As 1 held a candle to locate one of Uie 600 flashlight-; we have sldshed, all of which have dead bdtteries or empty battery chambers, Roy came up with a brilhant idea. "Oddi" he said, "Let's start d fire m the fire plate I· Tha t's my boy I threw in a few of the Jogs left over from the quarter cord of wood we got as a gift ldsl Christmas and set a match to the pile. In no time at oU, we had lig ht and heat. Roy and I went to the window to detemune whether 1t was JUSt us or the entire neighborhood that lost power. As we looked outside, we noticed somethmg peculiar, something I had not seen since the Sylmar earth- quake about 27 years ago. Last Wednesday, people were coming out of their homes to talk to one another. Several years ago, l beard someone on television say aII condlticirung WdS the scourge of the 20th century Pnor to air con- ditiorung, families went outside lo tool off. Kid'> would play • to<jether und parents would chmooie. Now, no one m thetr ngbt nund wants to sit outside with the annoying folks next doo~ cmd tht•1r "M rcHnpy" kids Whf'n you Cttn 1t inst<.l<' and u~ c:ool (Don't · look up •sncunpy" in your dict10- nt1ry -Roy mdd<> it up}. As l lrollcd out to the car to g<>t .a flash liq ht I Wti'> certd.11\ Wds in lhf' glove box, my trnin of thouqhl left the sttltton There is nO\v no telPVlslon in C:osta Mesa! No World Sencs, no Pepsi com-· mercmb und no bc>autiluJ person screttn1mg. "Film di 11' • 'to announcP lht•tr co\INuge of the latest police chase. Whdt were folks to do? In mdny Cd<;t>s, lht? worst would happen -people would have to talk to P<tch other. They'd have to hc1ve conversauons, tf onJy lo d1.;,c:u ... s the power outdge I then recdUed thP. great New York ' blackout of 30 yeMs ago and mdde d mcntdl note to check the local birth rnte m nine months I looked up at the mght k-y, sparkling m the dbsence of thr> aty lights, and SdW more tdrs than Carter's h<ts Liver pills Roy und I were pleasantly sur- prised by Cay dnd Bedn, who brou9ht dlnner home. We dl at the table and cite tdcos by c-an- dlehght as we e<tch recounted our day Not long after dinner, the power came back on. I turned on my Mac, only to hnd thdt one-third of the story I'd wntten WdS Jost m cyberspan .. My penalty for not usit\g thP. "save~ key more often was to stay up half the rught rewnung ·dnd proofr~admg. . All things cons1dererl, I'd rather have the power when I need it. But I must confess to a thrill dt having to use my wits to get around the house. What litllP l have lelt of them can dlwap. use the exercise. • STEVE SMITH IS a Costa Mesa res1· dent and free-lance writer He can be reached at (949) 574-2462 or via e-mail , at. stsmth1901dt.net . A ruftlored walkout by E'mployees of the Balboa Btty Club will not likely materidl· iw dunnq the club's SOth • anmve.rsary Cf!lPhratton this weekend. Sourc:" !.old the club's ... adnum.,trauon anrl the Hotel and R(•staurant Employees Union local h81 hdve been m n£'HOllc1llons lc>r d contrnct to r1>plc1r.f! their current three- y(•dr c1gH!Cffi\•nt, which ends NO\'. 14 "Thoy arr> proh1b1ted by ldv. trorn .... tnkmg or interfer· m,g with hU'-lnPss until the current C10ntfdCI is over," said [),wt• Whooten, pres1dent of t.hn lnteml1Uonol Bav Clubs, th • par nt compctny. · Repr• sentc1t1ves ot the uruon could not be reached lor conunent In honor 01 the clubs 50th annt\ ers<1rv, a ci>lebrat1on ,., planm•d for ttturddy night : and a brunch Sundav morn-• . ~ " -Husein Mashni Natural Cheese Made From Raw Milk (Mothers) .Fresh Baked Breads Fresh groins "milled" daily BOCA Meatless 8URG£R. Fa~~ Old World /ta/Jan 'lb.ste • Jack • Colby • Mild Cheddar Rennetless (non-daay) 49 • Sharp Cheddar • Jack Pepper REG. 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I ~-~-~- r L&A Juice lOOoA> Natural • Papaya Delight • Black Cherry • Pineapple Coconut • Cranberry Delight • Boysenbeny s~~ Apple VT , REG. '2.&9 S2 oz.~ • ...... ~ •W •en.a ·a....· . S9! . ... REG. '1 .49 REG.129.99 (Kl~ fil Fl\C -, Chioae Botankal Moistur&,a- 11 .. 'f'h., Lunch Special Grilled Boca Burger Try the original soy-protein wgan bu'rg\!r served on a hul\. with lettuce. tomatoes;. proul", and rro onions with tofu rha ·o. Com~s with chip ot.rfoe. . .. , " A 4 Saturday, October 24, 199a Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil~ ORINGI COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 2ND DISTRICT livan supports the altema· ~ ers sent to thousands of tive Millenruum Plan and a homes countywide. The victory for him would upset "--1.. ,08 strategy has drawn sharp ~,.,. funding comes from airport foes m South County, which is not in the 2nd District. Stlva has cited his opposition to a haU- cent sdlCS tax to get Orange County out of the 1994 bankruptcy and endc:>rse- ment of law enforcement as~ooations He also pomts to his work to reduce flood insurdnce and retrofit ddms along the Santa Ana River to reduce future flood dangers lJ\ Orange County The race for Orange County's 2nd District Supervtsor seat has been defined by the candidates' opposmg stances on the El Toro airport issues. the current pro-auport bal· u1e Z ' criticism from Silva support- ance on the Orange County ers who call the mailers "hit Board of Supervisors. pieces" and "dirty politics.• Silva has portrayed him-Sullivan also has been Most of Silva's contributions also come from outside the 2nd Distnct. Between the two of them, they have {aised about $800,000. Jitn Silva supports the development of a commercial airport at the Marine Corps Air Station Challenger Dave Sul- seU as a public safety advocate and a tax I cnticized for taking contributions from hghter -two platforms that Sullivan outside of the distnct According to cam- has directly attacked m campaign mail-paign dlsclosure statements, most of his, Sullivan said he is most concerned with open government, quality-of-life issues and responsible development. FoUowmg are the candidates' po 1· lions on issues: Dave Sullivan OPEN . GOVERNMENT • J have a hard time spending hun- dreds of dollars on televised meetings when we still have children sleepmg on cots at Orange· wood.• Would support televising board meetings. ·I believe for democracy to work we must have open government.· COSTA MESA BRIDGES Said he has consis· tenUy opposed the bridges since 1994. He cited his support of a county and city effort to fund a study of th~ Santa Ana Riv- er crossings. "As a supervisor of the 2nd Distnct, I'd like to see those bndges removed from the master plan.• ~My record since i've been on City Council is joirung with West Side Costa Mesa m opposition to those bridges. H FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo. Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Chwch 10 am 8c 5 pm SUnday School 10 am SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3100 Pocibc View Dr Newport Beach 644-261 7 or 6 7 5-4661 Chwch lOam Sunday School 10 am ~~·pm w~ -angseprra1•~ 12noon • • • t/H rtl'Utl'llf't/ of tbe um/ lh"1J IYNmf, tlNi con" I• ZiH wit}, ,.,,,. •'"' ewrl.srl111jt1J "J>0" tMir M.tlst they JHJ/ obhlilf }"Y •tJ tl.JlfUI, •'"' 1orrow 111Ui 1iplrr1JM/JjlH11w.y. Isaiah 3S110 thl • 8rlncbes fl The Mochtr Cburdt • TM F"vst Chard! fl Christ, Sdrntist • BoitOll, Mamdtlldtl a> COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST To .... w Is to C...; To C... ls to 00. Bruce Van Blair, M1ni5ter Worship Service SAM & 1 OAM Church School for Adulu 9AM Church School for Children 10AM SAINT JAft'ES crURCH ep11copa · ·A ~D ' a ··~-' ..,.. .... ant • .-9"....,., Fr. David C Anderson, rKtor 3209V1a Lido Newport Beoch 71 A/675-0210 7·30 om Troditionol 9 am ContemporOfY. 9 om c~ Sc:hocil MEGAN'S LAW •orange County has a program nght now where we i.mple· ment Megan's Law We take a mile radius of where a sex offender is living ... neighborhoods are notified. We have one of the best programs lfl the state.• Cnlicized Silva for not supporting an aggressive program such as the one ill Los Angeles County in whlch residents are notified by direct mailings when d sex offender moves m. • J hold the position that there should be oob- fication of ·Rar~nts in the neighborhood • '11ANDR_f:W'S Pu sa~ rt a14' C111 Ill II <>00 \T A~l•ll~l R1t,1• r.;,. Pllll r Br Al II ( H II nlll'> I.\ '12(,(d S \ H l'lf"'<l 'H'IJ<i\ I 211111 EL TORO AIRPORT Supports a com- mercial airport at El Toro. ·1 think what we have to do is 1o1: low the path we're doing right now, which is have an environmental unpact report come back to the county.• If the traffic, noise and pollution prob- lems can't be rnitigat· ed, he couldn't sup- port the proposal. But he said he believes it's likely they will be ffilllgated. Opposes a com· mercialauport at El Toro. Opposes expansion of John Wayne Airport He said he believes Ontario Airport and March Air Force Base would support Orange County's air· port needs. Sullivan said with the first two initiatives, voters had to decide between dn airport plan or noth-. ing. Sullivan wants to gwe people the choice between a comrneraal airport and the Mtllennium Plan. PUBLIE AC.CESS TO DOCUMENTS Said he has always been able to get the infonnation . he needed from . Chief Executive Offi· cer Jan Mittenneier, Other than people against the airport, he has never heard anyone complain about being derued access by Mitter· meier to documents. u It's not only a problem, it's an out- rage.• Staff would be given one chance to make information available, Sullivan said. If they didn't, they'd be fired, he added. Help Stlnta Jump For Joy! • AN NUAL TOYS FOR TOTS SPECIAL We trade you coys for children's p<>nrai.t sittinp. Plw receive up to 35% off their port~ics. Offer extended through November 7. only. • Thanks to you, over 1800 toys have ~n donact'd. Plan now for holiday Gifts and Cards (949) 675-3130 3732 E. Coast Hwy, Corona dcl Mar "You Wi tt BE Mv WITNESSES'' (Am 1:1-26) ~rurJ•)· o •. '!Uba H . 191111, ~: tO p.na. ,,,.,.u,, c,..,,~ 2~. 1m. 8 l<l a. lfl •~ • m ' 2401 lrvlne Ave. at Senta l••b•I Newport leach Sunday Worship · 1D!OOAM Dr. Dennta w. a"°" Ml111ater 145-5781 Child Care Provid9<1 611 Hel'totropt Alft, Corona del Mir 644-7400 10: •5 om Charismatic: and Wedneeday noon JAN MITTERMEIER BANNING RANCH Silva scUd he would explore ways other than the bndges to improve traffic now in the area. Said he hired Mil· tenneier because she had a plan to get the county out of bank- ruptcy without a tax increase. He opposed giving her the title . CEO and wanted to maintain the board's ability to approve department heads. He srud a year's sev- erance pay was rea· sonable because "there has to be some assurance. This is not a rank-and-file ' JOb. nus tS an execu- tive JOb and she would have no rights if she were fired." Ml think elected officials need to have a say in the hinng of the department heads.• Sullivan said the Board of Supervi· sors should have waited until January to make the decision after the new board would be estab· lished. Sullivan also opposed giving Mit· termeier a year's sev- erance pay. "II the board wanted to ter- nunate her, it would cost the county $150,000. That's hs· cally irresponsible.• Sullivan said the developers would need to scale the pro· 1ect m such a manner that Pacilic Coast Highway would be able to accommodate tralfic. Sullivan said if Silva sought to unprove traffic flow for Banning Ranch residents, developers should provide the bulk of the f411dmg for the improve- ments. BOLSACHICA "The wetlands will never be bwlt . on." He said the · mesa, which is not part of the wetlands. was the area in question. 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"It was a g reat season, and we had a good run,• srud the 34-year- old former Estancid High School IHIPERGO $5.99 Sq. ft. jinstalled) and OCC standout "The last three weeks have b<'en nonstop stress, but it was the good kind • The World Series wils d magi cal timt> Jor GardnN and his fom- ily l>ccause it was th<'ir first expe- rience with a championship team. AftN attending OCC, the middle inheldN signed with the New York Mets and sp<'nt seven years m the organization, mostly in the rrundr leagues. I le was traded to tho Padres in 1992 and was caUPd up from the Triple A team m Las Vt>gas when the team went through a painful fire sdle, unloadmy most of its top tdlent. 1 le played with the Mon- tteal Expos and hung up his pin- stnpes with the Clucago Cubs m 1995. Then-Padre thud l><.1se couch Bruce Bochy, who now manages the team, talked wtth Gardner and told rum about the vacant ddvance scout. posihon. 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When the Braves played the Padres m the Ndtional Ledgue Champi- onship Series, Gdrdner was scout- ing pitchers und hitters for thl• Yankees and Cl<>v£~ldnd Indians. During the regular season. GMdner was undl>le to catch a Pddres game unlll September "On averd~e I would guess thut I'm on the roud 17 to 18 days d month during the season," he suid "It's tough to be away from my wife and four children. It breaks your heart when you talk to them on the road over the phone. They are good sports about it.• In a game of inches, it is vital to have former ballplayers such d!> Gardner who understand the frn- er points. Sitting l>ehind home plate, Gardner gauges· a pitcher's velocity and placement. and files a •spray chart" on hitters and field assignments. He hands in his report to the manager, and he in tum gives Gardner's notei. to held coaches. You won't see GardnP.r's ndme anywhere m d score book or program. The subtle aspects of the game, such as a pitcher shak- ing off a sign or an outfielder shift, are due to Gardner's contribution. "It's hard to directly unpact the game,· he said. "I ldke pride any time we shut another team down" Smee the season was extend- ed, his vacation was cut short. Gardner bolds private hitting clin- ics tn the Newport-Mesa area during the off-season to keep lumself busy. Spring training 1s less than five months away, one of ENJOY NEWPORT'S MOST ONIOOE DINING EXPERIENCE FREE! Dinner is on us When you purclrnse one entree at' regular pri('e. you'll recei\'e one free entree at l'qual or lesser \'alue <bever- a~w tax and tip not included). Tl11-. offor is only good through Ottobcr 30. 1998. so call now for reservations· (949) 673·3425. 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Sonord pdrent Lisd R<>Nly ldY" down somC' bldn- . kets dnd sPts up pup tents on the school\ front ldwn She> wheels out d ldrgt~ C'drt with popular liooks to cmcouragE:' studenll> to hone their reading skills. "Tius tlung llds JUSt turned into cJ huge hit with the kids,~ RC't>dy '-dJd "The kids hdVC th<' choice of ronung out ht>rP or pldying, and . . many of them die coming here." Reedy, who 1s the executive d11ector of the Newport Center AssoC'lation, Sdid she sees the pro- grdm as an opportunity for par- Hol,da~ Ca.d Sale ~0% D'scount on o.de n f.om selected .......... • Bu~inC)S and Soc i.il ·w.1411"'" OJl"lLf'"'"'~ 1 •Custom Imprinting • Large S<'lecllon of Party lnv11a1tons and Specialty Pilpers 11c:~~1 -C:Ol11f 103 E 17th St. Costa Mesa Cortt<r of Newport, lnhintl Dnoryi Mon-Fn: 8-7, Sat: 9-5. l>c~ p'W'~ c~ 548-0700 Don't Speculate- Investigate Santoni. 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Among the readers was Principal Steve ~ Pavich. "We've had more ond more moms partlcipating, • Pavich said. "We have the PTA president out here too helping out. The g!)Od Uung about this is that it's a visible sign to kids that read.mg can be fun. It's an 'in' thing to do • Sue-year-old Abraham Labradd seemed to agree as he struggled k> sound out the words of the book, •Just Me and My Little SIS- ter." "I like to read 'The Three Llttle Bears,"' he said. Second-grader Lucas Campa- naro. 7, who was reading "Bears 10 the Night,~ said the mag1c words that reflect an attitude Reedy and the school staff dre eager to foster: "I like to read.· "I'm a working mom, too: Reedy said. "I hope this inspires working parents to give up 20 nunutes of their day to come help their child at school. I'm the queen of guilt at the PTA meet- ings. telling people tlley're not doing enough for their kids. The school cdn 't do it all." ents to get involved in their chil- dren's cducauon. Qne of those parents 1s Christi- na Vallejo of Costa Mesa. She and her 3-yedr-old son, Carlos, ing to help Cdflos' older brother, r.=======================;i Bismarck, 7, who sat m the larger of two pup tents to read •co, Dog Go• Full Service Calering • Sizzling FaJita Bar Strolling Manach1s ~ Margarita & Cerveza Bar ..... P T ' Go/-. arty rays o lb • Enchiladas • Taquitos \ • Ta cos • Tamales ~~ • Guacamole • Salsa . '# AND MORE! Banquet Rooms 10 to 100 people. Ga Catering 645-0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 Co~nadal~~ 644-8226 11\ • '·.· ··; .. -.; ··~,,.t .f ''.·. '•-.•,,\, • ' ~ ' , ' ' ~ ~ • ' I l·, • · ' • · · • ' • .. BIACKMAN LTD your Official Rolex Jeweler wants to remind you to turn back your timepiece one hour on Sun~ay, October 25. Daylight saving ends at 1 00 A.\! Ou1t1 l'•'J'f'""I ·"" i.;,'lfl . . . . 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Off Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, October 24, 1998 A 7 Lethal weapons in tra·ined hands Police Department snipers have a. special task that requires great mental and physical s~rength . • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the eighth story i~ an 11-part series on Costa Mesa's Citizens Police Academy C111 (, HNJ\(, Mike Manson dnd Eric Wisner look like ordmary police officers. Manson works al the South Coast Plaza subslat1on, while Wisner is assigned to patrol. When there are dan- gerous situations in Costa Mesa and the special weapons and tachcs team is called for. help, their roles change com- pletely. Perched on a roof or behind a grove of bushes. the two offtcers are-the depart- ment's deadliest weapons. They are snipers. The word conjures up images of pande- mollium and terror, but Costa Mesa· residents couldn't feel more safe with Manson and W'ts· ner at the trigger. · The sniper tandem is one component of the department's SWAT team, ~hich was on display for the Citizens Police Acade- my on Tuesday night. Besides sniper detail, other team members specialize in entry and operations. The unit responds WHOLESALE RATES TO THE PUBLIC NO EQUITY REQUIREDl!I SPECIAL LOW FIXED RATE HOME LOANS Borrow up to 126% ol Property Vllue t/ Get cash for any good reason to· $150,000 FAST APPLICATION AND APPROVAL BY T•LaPHONE to hostage situa~ons, barrlcudf'd suspects and bu~ting drug labs. Not every SWAT call requires srupcrl>. 'Jn the two years Manson has been on the team, he has looked through lus scope six times. Not once has he bred a shot "J'm not hoping or looking to ldke someone out,• he said. "I'm not looking to put notches on my belt. We dre th<•re for the worst-case scenanos " Being a sniper isn't a glamorous JOb. Once they make the team aflPr a rigorous physical exam and an oral interview by thetr peers, they have an extra 10 hours of special trairung per week They are tested every month. They must complete a "cold shot" from 100 yards away and hit a target 3 mches m Whatever your Landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all. .. diamete>r. They also hdve to hre fiw "You M~ver know what 1c; going to hap- rounds into a target the sin• of a quarter, pen dnd we bke tu ha'\'e the upper hand • someltme as far away as 300 yards. Someone is dlWd) s manning the rifle With a trained eye, they must also bf> • dunng a tense situation even al 1t is freez- able lo wait out a situation. When d rob-mg cold or they tm: baking m the South· bery suspect didn't surrender to authon-ern Cdhforrua un. They nc•vPT leave a ties on Canyon Dnve in June, the SWAT JOb unfimshed team waited stx hours before entering the ~1<tnson, 27, aid he plans to stay on home and found he had escctped. the SWAT team, which ts an mdehmtc Manson ·was s1ttmg across the street position as lonu ds. lhey pds'> the tests. from the home patiently biding his timt!. Not PvPry pobct> dt>partnwnt ha.S the spe·. He worked a graveyard !">hift the rught • cial weapons umt, but Mdn<ion oolieves it before <.md then went to his weekly tram· I ts a valuable tool . ing seminar when he was paged He.and "It\ cnlical to· hdve 11 available," he Wisner surveyed the area dnd found " sa1d 'You may 1wv<>r net•d tu U'>e it. But spot where they had the best shot you W1U be ahlP lo dedl with the unpre- • We want a pos11..ton that has the most I d1ctable 1f you have t~1.! team ready to I effecllve angle,• Wisner told the class. go.· Celestino's quality MEATS Ill<' I 111,...., .\fc'<l/ <Ulr11 'JC t' ,.\1 ·c11/u/J/1• \\( ( cllT) Rcx·ky Free Range Chicken..s MANNING'S all natural BEEF \ 1.11111i11s.f'·· • \II "" ll Ir c1 I Top Hounc I or Sirloin Tip Hoctst "3<)<) . II> < l'ft ·~Ii• 10·..., ._,, H c ic1I \ tc1rn 1<111 •ti Beef ·ni-·1 i p "4 C)!l II>. .. < l'fc ·~11nn..., '-'pc ·c 1.il ~tullt · qq ... ~'""""' lb < d1 ·~111111.., \II "' 1111rc1l < 1111!-.c ·cl 1 •r ._,he c d HOClSI Beet ur Turkey "6qq II> 100°/o FINANCING REFINANCE OR PURCHASE THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING .OR YARD MAINTENANCE?. Fresh Seafood CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY! 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AS Soturdoy, October 24, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa f-.Aeso Doily Pilot - Newport has healthy eXf hange rate with sister city ~ OKAZAJCJ STUDENT VJ IT l11e 14th dIUlUdl exchange l>t>twt><>n Ne wport B •ach and Okaldkl iunior high '>thool stu- dPnts wtts completed recently as llw Ok<11dk1 i.tudent!) und tc,1rh- Pr., v1.,HC'd N<>wport Bet\Ch ThC> Ncwport-B<1Jboa dnd OkdZdkl !'\ot1lh Rotdfy Clubs b<.><.dme s1s- tr>r c lub~ in 1982, tmd dltc>rWtHd lhr two < 1IH''> hN'tllO<' sister < 1tw '> OvN lht' yPttrs. 54 New- port Bl'dC'h -.turlcnls hdve v1slled l >ktt1:ttk1 dnd d sinulcir number !lo1v<• v1..,ilt•d from OkcLZc1k1i This y<•tir, thC' v1s1ling OkdZdlti .. 111dents we re• W(•lcomed to the 11ty b y Mayor Tom Edwards, vts- 1h·d clt1s!>Ps dt Corond del Mdr I hlJh School loured Newport H1•t1< h <1th?n ded c1 footbdJJ gdm(l tt11<l wC'nt on tou~ urrttnged by thf'1r host ldnulw .... 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SAIL FOR nl.E VISUALLY JMPAillED: More than 150 visu- ally impaired people from Now Visions, Blind Ambition, Champi- ons, the Braille Inslltute and the Cdlilomia Council for the Blind will be joined by 200 volunteers as they spend today on 20 sail- bodts in Newport Harbor in an event sponsored by American Legion Post 291, the American Legion Yacht Club and the Women's Offshore Racing and Sa1lmg Association. Co-chairs for the event are skipper Tim Bercovltz and Bonnie Gibson. Bercovitz said there is no oth-er <•vent m he world like this, in wtuch VlSton-unpaired people actually take the helm and pilot a boat. For more information, call the. Amert.can Legion at (114) 673-5070. OFFICERS INSTALLED: Bar- ret Westover has been installed .. ..... _ dS president of the Newport • Beach-Corond del Mar Kiwarus Club for 1998-99. Serving with Westover are Jack IUppy , presi- dent-elect; Nancy Bell, vice pres- ident; Ttna Hoover, secretaryi Jack Mills, treasurer; and Bob Jostan, Chuck Hoover, BUI Simons, Cart Lal.rd, Bob Cuyler, Don Hubbell, Harry Hartateln and Tom Mcintosh as directors. CLUB NEWS: You will recog- nize members of the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor by the shirts they wear with their club insignia and individual name embroidered on them. The shuts will be worn at spec1al public functions such dS the annudl benefit movie screerung The Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Club 1s negollatmg with OCC to hold the 1999 Lions Fish Fry and Carnival the first weekend of June 1999. Member Joel Carlson was inducted as the Htxon Fellow for the Newport Beach-Corona del 20%·70% off lacltHle1 Tu•I, ......... anti •••Y Morel STAGECOACH . LUGGAGE & GIFI'S 2043 W.tcliff Or Newport Beach corn.r of 11'* & ltWt. 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More than 70 dSpinng small- business owners attended the first sedson of My Own Busincs., on Tuesday rught, the hrst m « hve-week. 10-session C'<lucauon· al program dt National Uruvcrs1I}' and sponsored'by the NeWPorl· Ba lboa Rotary Club WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS .. Charles Hunt, sponsorPd by Jeff Miiier. who joined the Exchange Clul> of Newport Harbor WORTH REPEATING From the Scuttlebutt, thf' ncwsl<•ltc•r ol • the Newport Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club #We helve too many people who keE'p looking forward to the good old ddys. • the Newport Beach Poh<e Department C1t1zens Academy. 6:10 p.m . The C())ta Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Club ~ts at the Costa M~ Country Club, W£DNESOAY -7:15 a.m. The south Coast Metro Rotary Oub will meet at the Center Oub Newport Har. bor Kiwam~ Club meets at the Un111, n1• ty Athlet•~ Club Noon The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at th~ Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club Costa M~ Rotary Club meets at M esa Verde Country Club. 6 p.m. The Newport Bal. boa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. THURSDAY -7:10 •• m. Costa Mesa Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon Kiwa M Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club meets at the Hohday Inn. The E•change Club of Newport Ha<bor meets at Riverboat Restaurant. The Newport·lrvane Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Mamott SERVla a ua M EmNGS THIS COMING W£EK •.• Want to get more involved in your community, make new friends or network? Try a service club• You are invited to •mend a club meet· • COMMUNITY & O.UBS is published mg this coming weelc every Saturday Fa.x your service club·s TUESDAY _ 7:30 a.m. The New· I meeting information to (949) 660-8667 I port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at' or mail to 2082 SE. Bristol St., Suite S. the Balboa Bay Club for a program on Newport Beach 92660. « .... 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This clay, l noted, is so strong you could make radial tires out of it. and that is bare.Jy an exagger- ation. The act of digging bulbs was new to me, anyway. Jn the division ot labor that has helped our marriage reach the 40-year milestone, my wlfe has always done the garderung. My JOb has been to care for the eight boats we have owned over the years. Thus, it was logi- cal to conclude that, all th.mgs considered, I would rather work on the-head of a boat than dig bulbs in Colorado l would like to take that back. You see, for the greater part of last weekend, I worked on a seagoing plumbing system, wedgmg myself into tight spaces m the bowels -you should par- Chronic Bronchitis, rnl!umonia -Party THE FRED COLUMN fred martin don the expression -of the boat we rented. When we moved to Fort Collin~ in June, we had already planned a return trip to Paradise on the Pacific. We timed 1t so we could JOin a flotilla from Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club on a cruise to this idyllic nook on the shore of Catalina. Newport Har- bor Yacht Club has a splendid facility h~re, complete with bdr- becues, real toilets, a genuine fat cat and a herd of Catalina foxes that literally eat out of your hand We dPcided to charter a fine yacht and gQ back to our sailing roots. We arnved here Thursday at noon and within 90 minutes we were tied up at the yacht club's guP.st dock. Life was not good. It was grand! The plan was to provision the boat Thursday evening and leave for the island about 10 a.m. Our sailboat bore the name Rainbow's End and the hailing port of San Francisco Very salty, . very Jack Londorush. But a bet- ter choice would have been Hell- ship, River Styx. The hrst tip that there was no pot of gold at the end of th.ls ram- bow was the bouquet that greet- ed us when my buddy, Jerry North, and I opened the main hatch. If you were going to bottle this as a cology;te, you would call it Cohseum Men's Room. I rationalized that the boat had been shut up tightly for who knows how long, and all she In 1992, I <•mc down" 1th• -inu .. anfo.;tmn I ''ent to~ ii doctor, \\ho pn.-..:nl:-.:J •n anbb1<•h•. a cough ml-J1c11w, "'m;.·thing to all''" mc to .. 1e..,,, ;ind n.i...il ~rr•" Afh:r fo\1r Wl'l:S... 1•{ tru>o thcraph \\ 1thoot .in\ 1mpn•\ l.'ffi\•nt. I went Ill '4.'\' my fin.I tll upuncturi .. t Hl' r~nb..-J • \'llraN" o( N.·rbs, \\had\ l 11111k for four \H'\'k.'>, but \\1th no re<oulh I al.;(. Wl'lll to K.lr.;<·r, \\ h~ n• lhl.'\ ga\ e mt> rn:dn\•IS<lf'I<'. anllbl<'h(~ • .in Inhaler, .111d thl' Ii.I go.: on. 'i" "''"k. .. tall'r. nothmg. Bv thi .. tune, I" •h ,t.utmg to whl'\'£l' and n.ia d1lhcult\ br,•.ithing I n•tuml'<l to K.tr-.:r and wa' g1wn mol\' drug' Thh hm1•. tilt')-adnuttro me I wa, "°°"on rn\ twl'lrth Jr•..-cor, who, .slt.-r t~tsni; nw • ..aid I h.iJ .1llt'rgll.'> and pn.~ribci! mol\' drug .. aild mtod1cat1t1n, Fan.illh m M.1} ''' lW:l, I Moppt.'n-c1ou'n'"''· l "'w IV tu~ all O\W mv arm. M~ b.ld\ f,•lt hi-•· 11 h.td lx,·n run 11\ ••r h\ hn1 arm\ trud .... • I'' .h J1...:h.il}\l-d that Sunda} with a full looJ <ll drug' ilnd m,>dKabtln~ One week futl'r, 1 ·rect'l\I.' .i bi.II Imm thl• ho,p1t.il-r<11 t•r ) 11.l'K'ltl h1r th•• Sh h<•Ur. I -.tJ\l'd I th11ught that the pJrnmt-d1c-. Wt'I\' gt1mg I<• havl' to come out to ~tart mv he.irt a1:am • I then ht>ard JOOUI il Dr H.w•ng. wh111~. rrorl">SOr ()f Chml"'4! medicm··· .1nd I\\ t•nt "' lum 111• \\a .. d1xtor numl'<·r 17 Ii·· tn·.itt-d mt• with, herb;, and •\cupun.turt> 1\1} cao,e w.i' "° "''riou' th.it hi' <>ui;.g<">ll-d I S<.'11 a .. tudi:nt uf '"'• l)r •l1m): Th.it"""''' ni>;ht. I "11\ Dr li•ng 1>n ,alil•• tel<'\ 1sion. I w1•nt tu cWM•lt with Dr fon>; 1me day, brmgmg .ilong a boio. of dru~' J l.-1u't .. h1•ol-hi• h1•ad .iml "-lid, •\\'hl'n I ;im lhn111gh "1th you, you won't mo;.'<! .sny of th•"'l'." Unfortun.itdy, .icupuiKIUl'l' .ilonl..' u. not mough It cannot do wh.11 tile Dr lvng·, in1 .... ti1•n' d11 Aft,•r .1tx1ut tt·n trwtm1•nt,, I ~t.ut.od l<'l'hn~ -.omt•thtnJot I h.iJ not folt m two vN,..,-hk Wil'-,1artmg to coml.' b.1ck mh1 m) b..xh ll1l.' •mu ..... -. got hl•ch·r ,1nd 1111 lun~" •tart.-J 1mpr,,.nng W1thm two m(lnth ... I''"'' .ibll• to n.'<luw .ill mv m1.J1cahom., 1ndudang the .. 1cro1d' Common Cold, Chest, Bilek Pain -M..J~1·e • l wa.nt kl let ytiu kllol'> h•lW gr.itl•ful I am for mttoducmg m•' h' 1-0ur m.i~m·t-. \Yh•·n I\\ a' In th•• htllu• l.1,t I nJ.l\, I" as '''f>l'rl•"fl~m~ dJ....C(lmfort w1tli a '>(In,> th rd.it and ch1-.t, iollld luw1•r b.tclo.. pam fhe nnt dol\, I Wl'n' th,• mJ>;nl'l .. .ill J.1\ \\hill' J,>U\g 1-rranJs 8\ "'"run~. m\ """'throat w•' gon4.', mv dx-.t 1 .. 11 nMm•I, and tho..' lower baclo.. pall\ had 'igruh .. .mth dl\.J't'd"''I 'When we fir.I t.ilkloJ JNlut thl• magn""· I 'II admit, I wa. .. a b11,l.epb~•I .ind wm:l.'mt-J oiliouc th~ u>:>I I ftlw, \t'r, """ th.111 haH• t'Xpt'ncnet.-d f1,..,th.ind relief w1thClut taJ.mg .mv mt-dKahoru.. I thlnl. th1o; therilp\ 1~ .i much l.l~t•·r 1nJ 1'.ll,·r "ll' t.•r the l-.'Ci\ hl ht>.al il-..!lt, natur;illy, w 1th m.ignl'b l'hilll1.. you "'"much for <.h.\nng this 'aluilbl,• 1nf1lrm.iti•lf1 with me Carpal T1mrrtl Symlrotrrt Pa Ht ,. ts or ~pie w 1th weak gnp strength <1n.• m.'t-dl-d to p.uti.:tp.itc in" rl..''-''tlrrn ~tud~ conducted bv Ela me Tong, a premed student at UCLA. Participanb will undl'~tl Hf Im.• trl•.1tml·nt .. O\ l'r thl.' C\lU~ of .3 to -l Wt.'t.'J..s. Grip ·.,trength and p.llO Will be moniton..>d dunng this rerilxl. For more mfonnahon, call (71 4) SS6-TO!\iG, Davhme or (310) 209-2575, fa emn~. Harbor Plaza 2790 Harbor Bh d , Ste 300 (at Harb..'r I Adams Co:,ta Me~. CA 92626 714 556-TONG • 714 556-8664 I \I. I I I ' Ocean View Medical Center 675 Camino de Lo-. \1are • Ste. 400 San Clemente, CA 92671 949 248-3828 TH 'E FLOOR GUYS SINCE 195i 33%.0FF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF All Ceramic Tiles All In Stock Carpets All In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL fBft-Ufetime Installation warranty FREE-Lifetime Padding warranty .EB££-Upgrade Podding EB££-Old Carpet & Pad Removal BB-Furniture Moving fBH-F1oor Core Kit ' CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE. -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGf 9-5 ...... ftl. 9-4 Sit. 1 ........ . Am1m1lft f MtJ6S0-7616 124 EAIT Tf" $TREET t The Floor l Ouy1 "~~ COITA MUA, CA 9lfl1..__e.,._.,,._"'""'-" _ needed Wds some an 110 .... 'lng through J lowPvcr. a::. bu(kup, that CVl'Olflg I oought ' OllW dlf freshener. I also ~wabbed down the hedd cornpt1rtmPnt with d bleach-wdter nux. Whc•n we k•lt Fnddy morning, the aromu wc1s not too hdd, dOd the wectther was gorHeous A few hours out. we wc>re t1bll' to set sail and bt>t1m rPttch t1ll the WdY into tlw rnve rtt Ii to 8 knots. Lile Wd5 imr1>chhlel · Sdturdt1}' morning I Wei'> awctkened by my wife's shnek: uEeeeecPee! This•~ d1s9u'>tmg!• When she arose from the qurtrt~r bertti, ht>r feet landc•d in tl pud-' dle. The Wdter hdd a distinct blue tint. Blue is the color of the chem1culs m th(• no-shnkum sluJf made to make holdmg tanks smell better than a ColbPum men's room Oh. deur. . A little overflow problem, <1pparently. So we cdst oil our moonng. motored the requisite three-miles out to !>ea and dumped the holding tank 1which WdS not eqwpped with one of the~ inexpensive monitors that pre- . vent just such vlle scene::.). The rest of the day wus glori- ous. We had hreakftlst with our friends Mike and Laun Menden· hull. We had lunch. I swabbed down the whole intenor of the boat. We sunned, went kayd.king. swam m the·transparent, nearly 70-degree water. We took hot shower::.. We went ashore for cocktails and good tunes. I gnlled two rib-eyes to absolut<" perfection Life was dwesome! At precisely 3 am. Sundtty my -.....iJe woke me up <>nee agam. I can t really quote her verbatun here Suffice it to say, she told me that we ctidn't httve to worry ubout filling up the holdmg tdnK again because the toilet wouldn't work at all Now, men have the ability to dedl -.....'Ith such a s1tuaJ,Jon . WomPn, because of vanous geo- metnc design factors, do not. • Fortunately, our fnends Bill and Carole• Byrne are earl}' nsers A:> soon as I suw signs of liie on board th(>lf bedullfuJ Pfoneiro we went v1c;1ttng. _ We transferred my wife aboard the h19 ketc-h At 8:30 a m .. thil. now-solitary sailor pointed HeUsh1p's bow m the generd.I \'ICUllty of home. Over the six-hour tnp·, I en1oyed a1bng about· half of it. But all things con:-.1dered, I think: I'd rather hdve been digging : bulb~. • FRED MARTIN 1s a former Newport Beach resident wtio writes his column from his new home 1n Fort Collins, Colo. Except when he rs at sea NO! YOUR.FEET ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO HURT.: Pain j, your bod}"s biochemical w3y'Ortelling you somc:thing 1s wrong. A., an .tctivc member of the Scandina'rian chaptc:r of the lnremarional A!>,odacion for the study of pain (127 counmes), Dr. Vihinen can reduce or TOTALLY alleviate your pam, through Sllr~ical and non-::.urgical methods. He is also a faculty in,tructor in Pt>diamc :;urger>" sin~e 1992 ,u rwo local hospitals. These a re just a few points that separate Dr. V1hinen and make him a cop leader in his field, which is whr he io; sought out br a variety of pacicnrs from professional hockey players to busy working mothers. • Bunion Correction • No Hospitalization • Ingrown· Toenails • Thick Fungus· Nails • SQ<?rts Injuries Specializing 4n the treatment of Diabetic and Chronic Pain • Specializing in Reconstructive Foot Surgery MEMBER HOAG MEDICAt STAFF Dr. J..\ 1. \'ihincn, D.P M. Double Board Certified Complimentary initial exam with this ad. Preferred provider tor most insurance~ induding .Med1cart' 24 HOUR IMl.(RCENCY CARI~ . . , Newport Medical Plaza 307 Placentia Suite 207, Newport Beach {acro,c; from Hoag H ospital entrance) 949•645•6544 \nu:r.c... ''' Un .. uJ <-~u""I"' ~~•ur 'n'"'r it\.: \J.R 1•tn.,u.:u•n"" l\t•.tn..l C '-·rtdt'-•J An1t""r•,nt• l\4t.\r ... t Pranl!111' r .. "-h.uri ... l\.1t:dt, 1nc.: The Newuon Harbor Area Chamber 01 Commerce endorses the following candidates for Newuon Beach cnv Council and positions on November ballot measures. MlkeKramley District 1 #1 • Propenv Tuadol: Env1ronmental Problems Would allow the repair or replacement of environ· mentally contaminated property or structures with· out increasing the tax valuabon of ong1nal or re· placement property IHICC Posmon: Sll'l'lllT #2 • Tl'llSllOl'llllN Restricts the ioan of state motor ~hde re-.enues and related transit and loca' transportation funds thal come form gas ta~s lex non·hig~ay uses IUCC Posldol: Sll'llllT #3 • Presldentlal Prlnmv Res•ores party·by·party oresider:' al primary sys· 1em Brin.JS B anket Pnmary Lav. n:o conlormlty v. th Democrat & Repobhcan Na11011al Commlttee rules & regulallOfls g<rwerr.ng presldentJal delega· llOll e1ectoos NUCC Posldon: Sll'l'llT #4 • BodV BrllllllDI Traps Makes it 11tega1 to trap an animal with a body-gop- ping trap tor recreatlOllal or commercial purposes NHICC Posftlla: II l'ISRlll #5 ., ... Glad. . Perm ts gambling devices and lotlenes at tribal ca· sinos alld amends Calcfornla Law to ab-slot ma· chines and ban ed card games at nlba casinos IUCC Pnllllll: 6Plll 'Thi CNirtM bl1 r:I ~ fltirs Of 4!if CIOeQ ~ • IX P'Q- & "'~ 1 #6 • llonetlelt c ........ Would proJ'lbit any person from possessing trans· ternng receMng or holding tiOtse pany burro. or mu w the intent 10 °" have n lied tor hu- man consumpllOt\. llUCC ....... ,,.,,. #8 • Plblle SClloels Ctns Size lllllCUll. ...... Jlldllr ClllCI. T_.. Cn•11111- lere-TlllrllCI Reduces class size from kindergarten through third grade Creates the Office of .Chief lnspec· tor ol Publrc Scl'IOOls AeqU1res 1he establishment ol a scr.ool·site ~ern.ng council of parents and teacher at eacti sci'lOOI Requires a zero-tOle'· ance for possession of drugs llUCC Pesldll: ll'IWI ·~ rtie ~s btO cl Oi'lctllls ._eta>.> "ll , llW:IJon •' 11U11e. N ~ fDO N~ Sb ~ undet OM blOld /llOC mtrous ~ill 11$ IM( ca;M ~ ~ r. ttv flt'JrPS;ICfl IS RtJ'g mi con::ol • m tdt«# cts::ns ~ r1 Pftfl1 ~ lllC ~nc:i.es:ois #9 • Dectrtc llllltles Would lllvaboate the e!ec.tnotv oereguiaooo law as enacted Vl 1996 Would reqJ1re a 20""6 rat@ cut and preo.ents uti Illes lorm Charging custom· ers $28 blDion fc>f lhe cost 01 OUC1ea1 piants aod IOog·term purchase contracts IUCC Plsldll: ll'l'ISI #10 • Eartv Clllldbeod DeVll11•11t Pr11nm-Tllllccl sanu Smoking edocatien progra~s would be funded by ari additional S.50 i)er pacx ia. on cigarette drstnbl.:tors & eooa sta!e rax on tobacco prod· ucts 1 - A JO Saturday, October 24, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Spend .sOme leisure time relaxing at new day spa leadership. The fall gathering will be held dt the home of Bobbi Oauderman in Newport Beach. R.S VP. to Dauderman at (949) 720-3933 or Ann Sullivan at (949) 642-9482 Women of Vision is committed to helping the poorest of the poor loccilly and around the world. A lugh-end spa, Spa Gre- gorte's, recently opened at Fashion Island m New- port Beach. The full-service, European-style day spa features three facial treatment rooms, three massage rooms, two Wed wet rooms Wlth Vichy showers (overhead rain bar), one hydrotherapy tub (underwater massage), men's and women's eucalyptus steam rooms, and a quiet room with antique stone fountain. Packages mcl~de Gre- gorie's Great Escape, Ancient Royal Bathing Ritual, Spa Sam- pler, Sports Therapy, Stress Buster, 911, Wedding Party, The Spa Date (lor two) and Wellne~s Wednesdays. For mor.e informa- tion, cdll (949) 644-6672. · The Decorative Arts Society hds spaces available for its lee· ~ ture series on mlenor decorating, antiques, furruture, art and Eng· lish gdl'dens Ntna Campbell is the next speaker, scheduled for Dec. 8. Campbell is an interior, fabnc and wallpaper designer and author. Her lecture 1s lltlccJ "The Decorative Life." 0ther lee- . lures are: Thomas M. Beeton on "Instinct Towatd Good :raste· British Influence on American Style" on Feb. 9: Desmond Fitzgerald, Knight of Gun, on • Palladiarusm m Ireland" on March 9; and Ann Gore on "English Women Gardeners" on April 20 The lectures are held at • Fitness assessment (body fat, heart rau, flexibility and metabolic proRJel • Meal and supplementation planning .,.. ,,..... ............ • Grocery shopping tour with trainer n. • Personal workbook and training journal • Exercise prescription with personal trainer ~-ACCEPTED BEST BUYS greer wylder the Big Newport Stadium The- d ler, 300 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The lecture series 1s $150, Wlth proceeds gomg to New Dtrect1ons for Women Lectures begin at 10 a m For more information, call (949) 642-0435. Series tickets may be purchased at the dooc Charles H, Barr is celebrating its 40-yedt anmversdry with d sale or up to 40% ore selected merchandise now in stock. Also, since L12e ruby 1s the 40-yNr anniversary stone, there 1s a fine ruby jewelry collection showing ' through Nov. 4. Charles 11. Barr • is at 1803 Westchff Dnve, New- port Beach. Call (949) 642-3310. Toy Boat Toy Boal Toy Boat has opened a second location, at Fashion lsland, just outside the Atrium Court, near the Bloom- mgdale's Home Store escalator Wheres the Party? • Impri11ud BaU0011s Cotton Corduroy Coordinates In Great Fall Colors • Custom Banners • Party Goods •Helium Tank Rn1tals • WEDDINGS • ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW FEATURING CRANE STATIONERY! LET OUR TRAINED STAFF CAPTURE THAT SPECIAL MOMENT Paper Gooch • Custom Gift WrappiJit • Greeting .t Chrlatmu Photo Card.I Mon-Sat 9·6 Clo1ed Sunday• WE DELIVER (See Store for Detaill) 270 E. l 7TH ST. • COSTA MESA 722-1803 The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA * Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery "' 20% Off ENTIRE STOCK . • Top $3000 T~f= ·-~~Ll.~~T~~~ CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WEAR & ACCESSORIES Unlvcr lty Center Balboa 1'.land .fl '7 Cntnpus Or '\.? M,1rlnc '''" I '""''S fr,>nl UCIJ (0\W 1.1mt...>I'\:~ llriJ~-c 1,,.,1..1,,r th~ llrl)!ht \~llo~ Awnlni:J 854-4452 No Longer on 17th St. NOW LOCATED at 1998 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa TEXTURES • PLUSH CABLE • BERBER CALL NOW 642~8400 675-6881 DESIGN CEN ·TER . ;;For All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture Slip Covers • Patio Furniture ,, Draperies. Shades. & ~edspreads. For more information. cdll (949) • 759-TOYS. The ongmal tore as at 3331 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar, (949) 673-37.91. Women of Vision 1s having two fall gatherings at 10 am. t1nd 7 p.m . Nov. 2 featuring stones told by the 1998 Women of Vision trip participants who hdve returned from Peru and Pdles- tine. The guest speaker is Corina Villa Corta, former national director of World Vision Peru who develops international staff •BEST BUYS isfublished Thursdays and Saturdays. I you know of a good buy. send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or write to Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 .• 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA 11' (714) 708-4805 lutrruntio1ml ;Mrnbquu rtrrs Vi sit the lnte.rnatiomU Headquarters ofTBN! free hourly show ings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of Christ and .the ministry of the Apostle Paul! /lfJ/11 •: \/1111 , ,,,,,. !Ot1111 t.11111 I 11 ..... 11 10.11.1 'lp111. '"" !11111 f1p111 • ewport Beoch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot SOCI e Saturday, October 24, 1998 A l 1 Gala, kicks off w~ek of shoppi,ng to benefit ]Unior !£ague j he Junior League of Orange County prc>sented Christmds Company 1998 past week at the Orange ounty Fairgrounds, Costd esa. This yedr's theme, u A Hol- day on Fifth Avenue,· attrdcted enormous show of support com both the public and from erchants and vendors offonng que holiday gifts and decord· ·ve items for the home The opening-mghl g<Ua unfolded last Saturday evening, sponsored by Coldwell Banker. Guests in black tie dnd glittering holiday gowns strolled the exlu- bibon, sampling food proVtded by an array of area restaurants - including Arnio Trattoria, Blue Water Grill. Chanteclair, Creme De La Creme, French's Cupcake Bakery, Habana, The Ritz, Royal Khyber, Villa Nova, Pavilions and Kitchen Aid Kitchen while Art Deco and his Soaety Orchestra provided the entertainment Jon Cook, seruor vice presi- dent and regional manager for Coldwell Banker Residenticll Bro- kerage, and his wife, Sue, chat- ted with President and COO of Coldwell Banker Residential Bob Le Fever and h.J.s wife. Laura. branch managers Steve Sulherlen, Louise Winders and Chuck Allen. The vivacious and prett,Y Joy THE CROWD Curtain, marketing execulive Cot the real estate firm, and her hus- band, David Curtain, former Los Angeles restaurateur and rught- club unpresano, were seen in the crowd with agent Sharon Grimes of Lido Isle. Grimes was weanng a sexy red krut floor-length gown. Grimes en1oyed the evening with her daughter, JennUer 'i' ALDEN'S CARPET 11as opened a f1C\N ·Area Rug Stucjio \Yhy Pay Dept tore Prices? . \LL Hl'GS & HL'N~EHS on SALE. HclnChl1clCiC' wool~. 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Brcal<Wt butku •free afternoon and C\ening • T'v.'OaU-yo11-cr1,,.., Pn~ lounge entertainment. Rib Dinner bulfeu •Express Check-in with ~our Only'$49~:. credit card and at least ,_.. 2 hours notice •Adults-only pool/spa hours. •Dally Social Hour wilh complimentary drin~. •Non-smoking Ooors and casino areas. • Free shuttle to Outlet MaJl. • Fr~e I940's Museum • Bring a guest' The $ J 7 price is for l or 2 (Sunday through Thun.da>) until 11 /25/98 - C11/I Toll Frw: 1-800-206-8032 "'"~Jl"S.\ com Ask about AdulLi;-only East Tower with in-room coffee poL'i. Fm ntJlbl sta1 ti()( 29-Dec. 24 or )an J·/4 Fmt mgbt 115, uco'ltd nfgbl FREF.. F.xcludes SatuniaJ ; Graber, who has rc>cenUy moved to Southern CaWorrua from Ft. Worth, Texas, with her husband, Brian Graber, a high-ranking engineenng and computer indus- try leader. ·nus 1s a night out for mother and daughter,• said Jennifer, exquisite in her black gown of velvet and taffeta. "My husband is at my parents~home with our young baby, Nicole, visiting with my dad while mom and I do a lit- tle holiday shopping." There was plenty of holiday shopping to do. Some 60 vendors of speodl holiday items filled the Chnstmas Company Wlth goods from all around the world. . Others in the opening-night crowd included Orange County Supervisor Tom Wilson, Lyleen and Bob Ewing, Marda Bents, We Have The Lowest Prices In Town SJQ.98ab Fresh Santa Barbara Shrimp . $3.991b (30 counts) or Jibs forSIO 00 Northern Rock Crab · s2.491b · 'Catch Of The Day Fish Also Available Karen Butera and her husband, Rick King, Jim and Marsha Brashier, Sonja Powell, Boni and !.outs Pereira, Kathy and Mike Madigan, Mark and Della Griffith dnd Donald Pfaff The opening-night party wa~ Chrisbna Com- pany 1998 klcked off Saturday with an evening gala that drew up- porters of the Junior League and Coldwell Banker ·managers Scott MacDonald, Chuck Allen, John Cook, Steve Sutherlen and Louise Winders. 1 1ust the begmnmg of a week ol holid11y fun for the commuruty Shopping Continued through Wednesddy with more than 20,000 shoppers stopping in tor a peek at the display. Three lun- cheons during the-week featured , __ ,... .__ -. Sue Kirby, humonst «ind floral dc~igner, a fa hion how of Something Moore, and JHuty planning t.Jp~ from Diane von .. Welanetz We ntworth, c;o-duth1 of "Chicken Soup for th Soul Cookbook." In i:if1d1llon, the ,1 Pleasant Company put on its 1 • most populdr Amencdn G11l Fashion ~how, a favonte uf 010111~ and detughters alike By weeks end, more than $300,000 wao; ra1 ed b) the ded1· cated J11.ruor League team led h) Chnstmas C 'ompany Chd1r JoC'e· lyn Lutter Pr >eeed!i bt•nt.,hl Juruor League programs t throughout Oran91• County "' addressing the important oaal, i<,SUeS of child cihll e dOd ctdoJea· cent prPqndnq· • 8.W COOK'S column app('ar!> ev 1y Thursday and s.uurday Lori Loftus is the Found« of the Soutt.m Califoma Oilchn's Chorus.• PlnSt, • Organist and~ for tt. PaC:ific Symphony, and • devot.d customer of John ... Leonard's Golf Shop. Joh.aw l.A!Ono.rd ho.8 ~n outRttlug Molfent wid• ab...- beet h1-tuM.l8 in the world JOHn L£OnHR0'5 Ne-NpOrt Beach 714-852-8689 ",,.,. ,,.,., .. ,rl fl,,.,." '·'"' ( ,.,.,.,.. • Aquatic Center • Racquetball • Free Weights •Aerobics • Per onal Trainers • Basketball • Cardio Discover the YMCA We build strong kids, Strong f an1ilies, Strong con1n1unities. 2,\00 University Dr., ewport Beach 92660 949-642-9990 . ' 1 - A 12 Saturday, October 24, ·1998 date book· Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Take a stab at a tasty micro brew at Skewers }1 Mn R l(Al I M> ---rKit Nol G ood l>ePr, qood food .ind , sm.111, lnl'ndly .itnll>~· phPn' •~ wh.it y11u'll lt11d dl Uw pldn' lex ,1]<; hctVt • <emu• le 1 know d:-< thc• c 1ty\ only 1111cru· llll'WCfy. SkPW<'I s RPsltnJ!llnt <1 ntl Brt'Wl'l)', m th£> IH'tHI of C 'ost.t f\1t•srt\ 17th Slll'l'I, ofl(•r.., h111HI· crntll'd Jntrro hu•ws Mll<JITltJ I rorn the very hqhl Bu<'k Bt1y Ulonclf' to 1111' th1< k dild d10c ol111Ply Blc1c•k Bt11l Stuul "Wp'I(• untqU(' for C11 ... 1.l 1'.IP-.,1 · hl•t c1u~c· Wt' hrPw our own lwt•r, and '' p'u• r1 NIGHT LIFE . ·' ho1111•-qrow11 p1od11t t f111 l>l'llf'IP, • Mild ( ;,ir~ 1'.lon.iltclll, the lll'W lllctll<!tf l'I ol !hi' ll''>lcllllcllll ctrld •I ( 'uslcl I\ ,,,,,cl ( Cll 111< 1lr11r111 I h· hc1..., 111t1dP sl'vt·1.i1 < lwnu ..... <,HH P lw tuok 11v1•r t•c1rhPJ thl..., yt 'Llf II\( lud111q 1 l'Wlll11 ... 11'r-.. nH' lllstdc• of till' h II IS ..,llldlf, w1lh only hv1• t<1hh•s for d111111q ctlld .. modttsl h111 ( illPSIS ( tlll .... l'l' tl11• bP<-r lw 1nq poun•d <1rnl lht- 1, Jllcl l)(' in er p n • pc1 1 ('(I 1111 ll w SlO\'l '. Pl<um•s lrolll tlw wood-lt11•d 11\«'ll <1ls11 Ill!' Ill p ldlll \'II \\1 1 !JIV: FULL SET •ACRYLIC •A ryhc wWn te 1111 • p k & WM~ PoWdel • l rre G~I •Sok Wiit' • p,,.,~ FILLS •I' ~ & Wl le G~I • k Wrap • M'f11ture • PPdicure •Kid~ 1 10 MlnlC~re & Ped • Hand P•ratt1n WAXING FYI SKEWERS RESTAURANT AND BREWERY <> WHAT: Skewers Restaurant and Brewery ~ WHERE: 298 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa +WHEN: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m Sunday through Thursday; l l a.m. to midnight Friday and Sat· urday. Happy hour: 4. p m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday with S 1. 75 drafts and $5 piz- zas ·:· PHONE: (949) 645· 6459 Skewers Restaurant and Brewery has eight micro brews on tap CJnd CJ variety of pizzas 1. and appetizers. inq tht' room d cozy reel. The .... 111ok1 • I rorn the qrill hlls LhP rl'~t1111rnnt on octdsion, malun<J pm f Pe) like you dfC nght then.' in th1• kJtchen. Por lhns« who hke a nlOr<! dtry c1tmosphen•, SkE>wNS hdS a vt•1 y"' 1.1r<w outdoor dining patio. Thl' c 1utduor urn<1 is pc1cked on hot <.;ummc-r ntght!->, and when It g(•ts gelato classico • Italian ke Cream . 9...,0'c1 l·ac hee Gelaro • \rnoochic.., • J>.1srri<:'I • l 'offrt· & t ,prc~~o 721-1160 ..,(. l l ... ,,1 I hw. l 1111111.1 Jd \IAt (l'CI I & ( ,oldl·nroJ) fl b1L lh1Uier, heat lamps warm thmgs up. Whether 1t 's Monday night football or the World Series, SkewPrs c1lways has the game on, with four large television sets cibow> the bar. Saturdays feature OON LEACH f OMV Pft.OT pay-per-view college football games on ESPN And Lf you get there early enough, you can take advantage of Skewers' weekday happy hour specldJs, witch include $1.75 Skewers pints and $5 wood-fired SABATINO'S lk .. t;111ra11I ,\ I ido Ship~ ard Satl'•a:.,:t· ( ·u. . Sahatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner I nlqut "'"" n)lun ll dlnln1t room~ ou1Uabll' ror 11ro11p bu•llll'S) mttcln1t• and prl~111t function• 723-0621 Please Cull For Re,en~lion'i nnd Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach FREE Buy l Wrap & 2 Founbin Drinks, Get 1 Wrap F Good Thru 11/4/98 ~ ~ ~ od V. th A"J Ot•• < °''"' O>lc Co '""" Pw CU~tom&r Coupro •• ,.,,.· pJd ""0.. "' . • UJNCH SPECIAL 112 Wrap, Side Dish . Soft°"* $4.95 Good Thtu U /4/98 Coul>Oll hOI ~ · ..; W•t/l AA'; Other Otter OM COUllOll Pw Cu>lom< r COUPOll 11 noi Ill'°" lor a."'°""' I Hillgren Square 250 £. 17tft St., Sutt. 0 ColtaMeu (949) 548-4403 8 • h cc Weights •Aerobics •Massage • Racquetball ~ Per1.ional Trainers • Bnskctball • Cardio • Strfngth Training Equiptmcnt. 1Jl We• lmild :arong /.;,it/.\, StronK families, • Strong comnmniti~~. In Union Plan . 2415 ........ Hwy. ... (714) 672-9727 IMMonr the VM<:A lJOO Unlvnty Dr. twport Be«b 92660 949-642-9990 ·pizzas. Either build your own or choose from one of the gounnet specialities that include toppings like artichoke hearts, pesto ~aure and sun-dried tomatoes. A Appetizers are also avatlabh•, rangmg from fried calamari lo wood-fired pretzels to good old- fashioned chips dncl salsa. Prices are fairly reason<lblc, with pizzas around $9 and drdft ~ers from $3. Skewenibrews eight beers, with a choice of four each n19ht depending on the sed'>On The South Coast Export Scotch Ale, an amber beer, is a populdr selection because it's not too btl· tcr and not too light. The 17th Street Golden Wheat is ctlso good with a strong, hoppy flavor ln about two weeks, the Back Buy Blonde wiU be available • year-round, and at the end of November the brewery will be debuting its Christmas ale. Also available for $3.50 a pint is the blCJck und tan, which is any of Sk~wers beers -usually the Scotch -muced with Guinness. But the !.tout is definitely the most 1mpre!>s1ve of the brews - 1! you ccm handle it. It's thick and crNmy with the perfect hint of chocolc1te flavor. Skew<'fi. can get crowded on rnday nights and when there is tl l)lg game on, but Monahan said 1t 1s defmitely a "local estab· hshmcnt.• "You feel at home there and can really get a family feeling,· he said. The mtir.Jl/r IX(/iJtrni\I st.Jr ultht Hr1111Jwr smiuh ~ • 1"" rtl/J1'11S lol Tht• (~ttr 11:1th cl'""""'' of 6. /,.W lill'lfl• !ram Br~ "1HI ~. LIN DAEDER •genuln• st•r po--th• kind thet JMf)lr" ed«•doft from - the MVVIHt 1uitlences 11 1 r1r• ind •lullv• ttllnt. bvt LllMle Ed., hH It In 1bundanc•1· Chicago Trtbune FOUNDERS HALL · tntlm•~• concert Nttint Oc;tober 29-31 at 7:30 p.m. I $42 CIJO Daily Lunch Specials $5.95 itolk:>n ~teru [ Fresh Seafood N ightly Catering For A II 0<'casio11s ] , ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot datebo ok · 'The Crucible' + SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School + STORY LINE: Tlle town of Salem, Mass .. takes center stage when a group of local teens accuses c1tizens of practicing witch- craft m 1692. +ORAMA TEACHER: Gt:ul Brower + DIRECTOR: Gail Brower .. + ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Dagian Thomas +FEATURED PLAYERS: Carlos Zeledon, Justin Lo, Leah Zaby, J~sica Tomehak, Sean Tupy, Justin Kloeckner, Addffi Hearl: son and Julia Hochner +CAST: Jonathttn Bourquardez, Sarah Doyle, Talon Ell1chope, Martin.G1a.nruni, Kinda! Graham, Kati~ Hall, Sylvia Keays~ Mike Landers, Emily Lyons, Sarah Mucbo, 1\vyla Odume, Chns Page, Cynthia Silvef- stem, Dagian Thomds and Brandon Yaroawaki. +WHEN: 7 .30 p.m. Wednesday through Fri- day and 2 p .m. Nov 1 . + HOW MUCH: $6 adults, $5 s tudents + WHERE: Newport Harbor High School's L0c1ts Auditonum, comer of 15th Street and Irvme Avenue, Ne\\1)0rt Bea.ch + PHONE: (949) 673-4676 + NOTE: Pulitzer Prize-wummg playwnght Arthur Miller (·Death. of a Sdlesman") creat- ed ·The Crucible" m 1953. CHILD'S PLAY • Is your high school fielding a production of "Damn Yankees?" Or es your middle school foraging "Into the Woods?" If so, we'd like to preview the event. Please fax information to Nancy Cheever at (949) 646-4170. ') H I C ~V PILOT Abigail Williams {Leah Zaby) falls to the ground as John Proctor (Carlos Zeledon), far left, and the deputy governor (Adam Hearlson) discuss matters in the Newport Harbor High School production of "The Crucible." fkRSHWIN 8v REauEsr SAT, OCT 31 • 8 PM Orange Coast College Fairview & Af'lington. Costa Mesa (714) 432-5880 . ext. 1 • ROSEY'S AUTOBODY You Have the Right . ·~ ~ -~ ---~ to Choose Your Repair Facility Insist on the Best Lifetime Warranty Full Service Collision Center Insurance Approved Shop ~----, (949) 642-4522 121 Industrial Way • Costa Mesa I f XI , •• OF WESTMINSTER Presents The SeaCliff Tennis Club 12th Annual TENNIS TOURNAMENT •gs · NOVEMBER 14, 15, 21, 22 . ' . EVEREST Saturday, October 24, I 998 A 13 AFTER HOURS MUS IC MUSICAL MORNl~G The Pacil1c Symphony Orche~tra will present Dukds' ·Tue Sorcer- er's Apprentice" and other music for children 4 to 13 yedr~ old dnd theu t amilie.s a t 10 and 11 :30 a.m. today at the OrangP County Pcrfomung Arts Centn, 600 Town Center Drive, Costd Mesd. Ticket:. are $12 for adults dnd $10 for children. For.informdtion, call (714) 556-2787 will perfonn Brahms' "Second Symphony• at 3:30 p .m toddy at the Orange County Perfomung Center, 600 Town Center Dnvo, co~t.a Mesa. 1ickPtS are $2.C. For mformahon. caU 1714) 556-4787. GERSHWIN BY REQUEST 'SECOND SYMPHONY' l>ian1~t Leon H.1tc -..oprano Sebronetlt! Bam~i. and hass Ben- Jdffilf\ Matthew~ w1U pertorm thP music ot George Gf>rshwm dt 8 pm. Oct. 31 m the RobPrt H. Moore Thl>atw at OCC. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M~Scl. ikk· ets are $2b at the door. 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UM8MllK• .... \ n I - • ' • , • • , • • A 14 Sotvrdoy, October 24, 1998 • commun1 formn EDITORIAL . ' . . Lets not gang up on teen groups dltitude. T hc•i r music 1~fo c;t and loud They slic k tocwllwr. To c;ome, th<'u rnctnnN 1s lntirnidating. ;\1<' tlwy cl g cing? Jt\ tough to tell. Pol in• c1n d ~chool officials wrn Sdy YPS, if you'n• ldlkmg obouf tlw Newport I idrhor H1qh lPc•n\ w ho «•ll thcm- '>Plve-, Nor x But if you're ldlkmq .itwul tlw Strc11ght Eclqc kiclc,, th'e dO'>Wl'r would That's a question school officials have had to ponder this past week, after the community learned that two Newport Harbor High teens -leaaers of the NOFX group -were arrested in connection with the beating of d Newport Shores man. School officials and police I both call the group a gang.~ "They've been wreaking hdvoc in Newport Beach for d long time," says school The incident cast ·a spot- light not only on that group, but al&o on another campus cliquf' Straight Edge. These kids don't drink, and they don't do drugs. They abstain from promiscu- ous sex. Some go to church and Bible study. I lardly what you'd consider d menace to society. going into Straight Edge feel themselves going in a nega- tive direction, and they Wdnt to turn around." We app}fmd school offi- cials for dcknowledging a problem on campus. And while it's important to learn all we can about groups that are perceiv<'d -right. or wrong -to be gangs, it is equally important to avoid a ru~h to judgment. As with any group, there could be more than first meets the . -b<' no, evPn though thf' te<'rn• hciVP Slllllldr l <t<,lP<; tn lllU'>IC dncl c1 s11m ld1, none onl ornust board member Martha Fluor. "It's hke a religion in its own sense," says Brandon, a Straight Edge member at Newport Harbor "Most peo- ple who find themselves I eye. MAILBAG ~cott McClung drive~ h1s boat during a recent trip to Catalina. MorP Con1cast criticism hi-.t r1•c1<llllq your corw<,pondence Uus 11111rn11u1 111 tlw J),uly Pilot ttncl l dm t1nother d1 ... qruntll'd C ·omcc1<,t ll'>t'r (Community Forum, C ''I ~2) Our .,,,cnnd home in the d,•..,(•rt h,,.., wrv1c <• lt1r su1w nor lo Comcasl, plu ... \\'I' IJl'I r ox Sport-. W<>sl 2, FX. So we <ell\ <.,1•1• 1111' l>odqN <JdlllPS dncl Other SpOrt- lll<J 1•\.i•nh thcll we• n in't evcn see in this .... ond\' It 11 I ell I' cl of Ull r .... I fh111k °"''' rc•c11ly t1tl ll<'Pd to VOJCe our 1h..,pl1'<1..,1111• with Comcd<,l. I sure wish we I ould IJl'I clllolhPr idblf' C'OITipctny in our '""cl I hclVI' c omplt1ml<, w1lh them dlrnost 11111111111\. · KAREN WHITAKER I totr1llv 1 on< ur with rvcrythmg thdt has lw1•n wnlll'n n<'CJt1l1vt•ly regtlrdlng Com-<,,..,, 1111• ll'f'.., cHI' Wt1y loo high The Service , ... 11111 ...... nw P" turP IS the sctm(' dC. it's c1IWcl}" twPn ThP type? of progrdill ll has is 11111 111 touch or in tum• with lhe people here 111 NP\\ prnt 1 ccui't -,tn•ss this enough I tl11rlk 11 '" outrcHJPOUS for whdl they dre d11111q It'.., c ..rtc1mly d monopoly. And 11 qt\"" lh1•111 lhP nqht to '>!<•ell c1c; fdr c.1s I dID I Ofll I 'flll •d I hc1\ 1 • hP1•n lo otlwr n llC"s I <,ee whdt 11t1•'t hr1v1• In 111ost ptHl. thc•y t1rf' dll better. · HARRY YOST Newport Beach In defons<' of Schafnitz I rn I cilhnq t1ho11t lhC' h•UN m toddy's l'Llot lrom lfolwrt f>.tdCf drldnc on the Tma Schdln1tz ISSUC (Commu- lllly f'orum, Oct 22). I he; lcltN is cold dnd 11nfor91ving Schalrut.z JS JldYlO<J for her cnme, and u hc>r 1deo of chanty is to c11vc her um and energy to rmse money for thP causes, why should she ,,., rondemncd? It i!> edSy to put t1 c heck m an - Tina Schafnltz cnv<'lopc to your fdvonte < hcinly, 9ut it 1s noble to CJIVC? of you~etr. f\ t.tc F11rl,1nc• should look dl the nature of mNc y hProtc• hf• writ,•s to you agdtn • 8ARRYCOLE Newport Bedell McClung gets too much press 1'111 d1"itt1rh<·cl tins mommcJ about au thP. In 1• puhhc 1ty tlw Odtly Pllot ts giving Scott Mc< ·1 11ng <1nd his o;h1p Rdpturc ("Bac-k on h<h1t<I,· Oct. 221. St•Pms to me that lhi 1 a hll"lflf'SS, cHld C>lhC'f hu tnf'<;~ '> do not Q t th.ii kmcl of lu•l• µuuht 1ty m th.-Daily Pilot. S11ppos~clly, when h11 wt1s incarcerated , he claimed he lost $100,000 m business. Well, I want to know il hC" 1s runninq thlS dS a nonprofit organizallon conn~ctecl with the church, or is H a for-prohl busine~'>? And also, it seems to me that 1f somt>on" C"\sl' treated children on thdt bot1t th<> wdy he did, maklng them do push·ups, th •y would be jailed for child dbusc. WhNe do you draw the line? SANDRA BASMACIYAN Corond ch•I Mdr Back Bay decision a bad one nus Newport BedChN Uunks the judge's ruling against dumpmg tn:>dl<'<l water m the Back Bay is arrogant and dntH•cology rIRWD can't dump treated SCWdge tn bay," Oct. 15) How can c1 lawyer thmk he knows more thdn the accumultlled years of knowledge of the slate Wdter bodrcl? Recy- cling sewage 1s an ecol0<J1tal plus. Esp •· cially here in the West whcrt• wc1tcr is c1 premium. Look dt Arcatd, (\1llf., where• sewage is treated, run through vt1rious cco· logical preserves for birds, and hnt11ly dumped in Humboldt 8dy, where hulf of Califorrua's oystN arc hnrwstcd for lhe table. Irvine Rdnch Water District I'> to lw com- plimented for trying to work out "mtlrl solu- llons. Newport Bea<"h should coop<m1te und not be the dog in the m6nqer BOB WOLFF Newport Bet1ch On r edrawing districts I am makmg a comme.nt t1boul n•clrnw- mg the school board d1'>U1cts ( ·01stnct looks at 2ones by numbN~." Oct. 21). We defmitely nee<l rezoning. Th problem is that high school board 20nC':. arP d1lferent from high school zone.s. H19h sc:hool zone·"> include all the elementdry schools thdt fN~d mto a high school, board ion •s dfr. chffc>r- ent. Board zones dr<> drd\\fn b.tst!d on popu· lation, like the U .S. I louse of Hcprc entd- bves, Current bo<ud iom•s q1vn Cil< h high school the followmg rcpw5entalion: New- port Hdrbor, three; I!sttlncw, 1 t/2, C oron11 del Mar, 1 112: Co tu Mc u, ont• C\cnrly there i a problem Though genuin<'ly tryinu to rC'pre'>t•nl tho whole ctislrict, our hurd·worklng board members stdl hav<.~ ft ndturnl huu; toward the schools they know bei,t, their local schools. r would like to "'''e hoc1rd 10nes become the some a!-. thl' high !>Choo! ion ' , with each high M:hool 1one hc1v10g on or two represcntaUveJ . M~mher~ hould, a they ur now, oo chosc•n by t1ll vot •rs. PAUL DANIELS Costn Me 1 '"' I think this 1s another C'dSC of the school board not domg its homework My documents from lhP superintendent's office show that redtslrictmg c~m onJy be done after the federt1l census. The next fed- eral census 1s m the yecH 2000. So you're drumming up d lot of unrest over some- thing that can't ht1ppcn for 2 112 year!> ... l Utink the board members should have done their homework on this. KATHY SCHWARTZ Cdnd1ddlc for Newport-Mcscl school bottrd Favorable on fe rry fare . I couldn't help but respond fclvorably to the necessary rate mcredse for the Bal- boa Ferry • From time lo time, WP. come across a product, service or entertainment that eems to still be a good value. An afternoon movie ticket or a six-pdck of beer illustrdte a couple of things worth the money. Not only is the Bdlbod f Prry a reminder of sunpler and qweter times, but a therd- peubc cleansing of the souJ, providing a few minutes for contmu1ty of thought. And it's well worth 50 C('nls Beside~. lh<' mdth is ct1s1er. Thank you, SC'ymorc Beek LEE AMES Corona del Min Disappointed with council I WdS calling to express my vH'W on the City Council mt><>lmg Monddy evening regdrcti.ng the l Jarbor C"PntN and redevel- opment pro1ect r·counnl approves center's design," Oct. 20) I was redlly sh9<'ked dt thl" City Coun- cil's blatant dtsn•gard for the residents of Costa Mesa. Cledrly the majonty of pcak- er.; expressed opposition lo the proJCcl as 1l 1s now planned. And for tho<.,e who spoke m favor of 1t, I wondc>r JUst how many were employees, vendors or contrtlctor t1fflliated with Home Depot or ICI D •vclopmcnl Co. I think it was, lo my recolll'ction, one or two who spoke m f dVor of thP. proJ •cl n•:.1dc in \he dffcctcd ne1ghl>orhood. The City Council showed « lc1c·k of intPgnty and that 1t is rul('(l by thP bt<J bucks vs. the rnnr<>rn for the.• c1bzcns of the nty who voted lhC"m 1n. ll'i; spt•c 1hcttlly Gdry Monahan wh<> i'> up for r<'-t'l<>ct1on this November. I would hopt• thctt th(' cill· zens of Costa Mro,e won't mokC' that rnt'>- take a sec-ond tune. • They llinit~cl \I to two minute to vo1n• our·Vlews on '>Omcthmg that dff cts th fl' t of our bves as long a w • hvc tn our horn . r QUC..,~ that kind of s.1y 11 all on my part. JANE FINCH Costa Mesa Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Community can add to success of foundation Thank you for your wonder- ful column (•Parents plotting revolution in schools," Oct. 9). I thought Pilot readers might like an update on the progress of the Mariners Foundation. First. our foundation raised sll~htly more than $100,000 prior to the onset of the offi- LETTER OF THE WEEK cial fund-raising campaign. What's more, the $100,000 consists of mon- etary contributions only. It does not reflect any goods or ser- vices donated in kind. Additionally, the Star Party, considered an educational event was attended by more than 1,000 and helped raise more than $18,000. Aside from being a thoroughly enjoyable family event, our profit was twice the amount originally estimated. As for our annual student directory, the foundation has sold more than 78 ads to local merchants, which has raised more than $·17,000. Not bad • for our first try I With the annual pledge dri- ve in full swing, the response has been building steadily. I am pleased to say that each con- tributing family has made fNery attempt to donate as generously as they are able. Based on the time, effort and support provided by every- one over the past seven months, it is obvious that a quality education is a top prior- ity among Mariners parents. They have proved that they are dedicated to their school as well as to their community. We are hoping that commu- nity residents will join in with the same determination and invest in our school. Next on our list is expansion of our Pro- ject Read program and the ren- ovation of our multipurpose room (now called the Penne Ferrall Theatre). It is badly in need of paint, air conditioning and a public audio system. We are also working at making our playground more kid friendly. Whether an alumnus, par- ents of an alumnus, or an inter- ested resident, we need the support of the entire communi- ty. Together we can make a dif ~ ference for the benefit of our. children and become part of the solution. ANN RAMSER • President Mariners Foundation HOW TO REACH YOUR REPRESENTATIVES PRESIDENT I Heights). 834-3550. Blll Clinton, (D), The White tJouse, 1600 Pennsylvama Ave, Wdstungton, D.C., 20500 Hot- line (6 a.m . to 2 p.m .) (202) 456- 1111. VICE PRESIDENT l Al Gore, (D), The Capitol Bull.d- ing, Suite 212, Washington, D.C , 20500. GOVERNOR I Pete Wilson, (R), Stdte Capitol. Sacramento 95814, (916) 445- 2841. U.S. SENATORS ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD 88 Fem Dnve, Costa Mesa, 708- FAIR Bodrd· President Emily Sanford; Vice President Don Saltarelli; dnd members Gdry Hayakawa, Jim Lindberg, John Crean, Randy Snuth, Don Willet and Jeffrey Stern. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Dnve, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesd 92628-9050, 966- 4000. Ehzabelh D. Parker, member, Trustee Ared 5 Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. • Barbdra Boxer, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, WdShmgton, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Impenal I CITY OF COSTA MESA Highway, Swte 545, El Segundo C9sla Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair 90245, (310) 414-5700. Dnve, 92626, 754-5223. •Dianne Feinstein, (0). 331 Hdrt Mayor. Peter Buffa Buildmg, Washington, D.C., Council Joe Erickson, Gary 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 Monahan, Heather Somer!> and Santa Monica Blvd., Swte ens, Libby Cowon. Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-noo. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach C-1ty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663. 644-3309 Mayor: Thomas Edwards • Chris Cox, (R), 47th D istrict, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, New- port Beach 92660, (714). 756- 2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225-5611 (Represents most of Newport Beach.) Council: John Hedges, Jan Debay, Norma Glover, Dennis , O'Nell, John Noyes and Tom Thomson. NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 'I • Dana Rohrabacher, (R), 45th D1stnct, l 01 Mam St., Suite 3C, Hunti~gton Beach 92648, (714) 960-6483; or 1027 Longworth Building, Washington, D.C., (202) 225-2415. (Represents Cos- td Mesa and West Newport Beach). ' Distncl office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, 424-5000. Supenntendent: Robert Barbot , Bodrd: Dana Black, Judy Franco,; Jim Ferryman, Martha Fluor, 1 Wendy Leece, Serene Stokes ' and DaVld Brooks. STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th District, 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 92715, 863-7070. STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, Sein Francisco 941()5, (415) 904-5200. Regional office located in Long Beach, (310) 590-5071. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hdll of Adroimstration, 10 C1Vlc Center Plaza, Santa And 92701. • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Co ta Mesa), 834-3220. • Thomas Wilson, 5th Distnct (Newport Beach, Santa Ana COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT D1stncl office: 1370 Adams Ave , Costa Mesa 92626, 432-5898. Chancellor: William M . Vegd Board: Waller Howald, Sherry Buum, Pdul Berger, Arn1ando Ruiz and Jerry Patterson. MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT 1965 Pldcentia Ave., Costa Mc!>a 92627, 631-1200 Bodrd 'JhJdy Ohllg-Hall, Hank Panian, Mike Healey, Fred Bock- miller and Dana Haynes. COSTA MESA SANITARY DIS- TRICT P 0 Box 1200, Costa Me a 92628-1200, 754-5043. Board: Jun Ferryman, Art Perry, Nate Reade, Arlene Schafer and Dan Worthington. HOW TO CONTACT THE PILOT The Dally Pilot welcomes • E-MAIL -Send to dai· letters from readers on issues lypllot•earthlink.net , concerning Newport Beach All cotrt!Spondence must ~ and Costa Mesa. There are include a full name, city of f out ways to send ln reader residence and a phone num- comment1: ber, for verUtcation purposes • LElTERS -Mall to the only. · Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., The Pilot doe• not publish Costa Mesa 92627 anonymous letten or hotline • READERS HOTLINE -callt. . Call (9"9) 642-6086 1be Pilot reserves the right • PAX -Send taxes to to edlt letten for clarity or (949) 648-4170 • length. • , Newport Beach/Costa Mesa· Daily Pilot CAMPAIGN • CONTINUED FROM A 1 residents who oppo!>t! the mrport. some of. tus ldiqc>r c1mtnhuto1s this penod include: • Barry Bnef, d dE>velopcr in South Lagunu ($1,000). • Christina Bruce, ownN °C)f Dana Pdrty SupplJes m M1s!'>1on Vie}O ($1,000) • Chnstian Colaw, a rt•dl estdlC agent for California Real Estate' Center m Aliso Vie10 ($1 ,0001 • Peter Craig, an exf•cutive for RainbQw Technologies 10 Lugun<1 Niguel ($1,000). • Jon Posheim, a suc:untie~ ant1lyst with Gret'n Street Advi- sors in Laguna Hilb ($1 ,0001. As Uw Nov. 3 t•lec-tton draws near Silva · dncl Sulltvnn arP almost neck and neck m th1• Jund- ra1 mg race In thr last hhnq p1•nod, thf')' both raised about S<tO,OOU, hnng- mg the total lor lhl' c<1mpt119n to almost $800.000 , According to c'dmpdlgn state- ments, Sulhvan has raised $367 ,621 , while Silva ha~ raised $:384,474 -a difference of only dbout $17,000 Stlvtt also held a slim lead in lh~ prl'VlOU~ filing period, when hP rui-.ed dbout $22,000 more than Sullivao. Silva had raised $292,586 while Sulbvan raised $270,136, ateording to campaign statements. The proposal to build an air- port dl El Toro has been the dehn- tn!J issue in the .election. Silva supports thE> airport, while Sulli- vun oppose'> it. A Sullivan victory v.ould <.tuft the Board of Supervi- !>t>ni' majority from. pro-d1rport to dntl-d1rport ln l~Jht of Uus, South Gounty rns1dC>nts who are outside of th<> 2nd D1!>tnct -have been pounnq money into the campaign coffers of both candiddtes Ncv1•rlht'less, vote>rs in Hunt- ington Bcilrh and other 2nd Dis- tnc:t ureas will uJtimdtely decide ,..,·ho will rt-present them on the bodrcl -and thus the fate of the Train show to chug into Costa Mesa The Great A.menrdn Trt.tin ",how will d1spldy more than 10,000 uains Nov. 7 and 8 ttt the Ora11gP. County Fairgrounds. The trams on cusplc.ly will be operdtionaJ and for sale. Admis- 1o1on is. $5 for adults, t1nd tluldren dr<? free with dn adult. The train how will be held from 11 d.m. t-0 5 p.m c•ach da} For mow inrom1c1tmn, rt.1ll f h30) 782-462 t qr {630) 834-0652. SVPERB QVALITY OVTDOOR Lf QHTINQ Avd1~able in other sizes & finishes l~Hll~' Hodson Lighting . 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W1th 10 days remaining b~forc voters go to the polls, Silva has $73,770 left lo spend on last- minute campaigning, whlle Sulli- van has $l21,568, according to campaign statements. i Neither Silva nor hls campaign i consultant, Matt Cunninghdm, I could be reached for comment on ! how he will spend the remainder i ! of his funds. : But Sullivan scud the hon's l. share of his money will be spent on campaign mailers. He ha<> Ii already blanketed the d1stncl 11 with provocabve mailers attack- ing Silva and his pro-airport { stance. · • · ; •rm feeling really confident," i Sullivan said. •1·m lookmg for- ward to Nov. 3 • ~~?~il\ 7-DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bnstol St.. Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights (Comer of NeWpor1 81 NoJSnstof) and tht• swetn Wd!> ldter taken to the state Department of Fish dlltl Game's trcutrncnt center for observation. •He' a real chardclE'r and l enJOY hc1vm9 him around,· Jon~ Sdtcl Schdlfer said Rupnrt appearnd lo be domg 1ust fine by Friday <lftemoon. "On the. qwck reaction and fast thrnking of Richard Jones and myseU, I thmk we sdved him,• she ScncG7' Gdy Wassail-Kelly, a Balbod bdyfront rt•sident whose grand- dau~hter. Tab<ltha , is one of WE WAHr To Bl You• FllST CHotcE! CAu. 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Wttssull·Kclly hcJS bPcn IPad- mg a c d.Olpaign in tit" community newsletter Btllboo B1>.tron to hnd Rupert a mote after ycani of he ng the only hlilck swan m all·of N•"W• port 1 lurbor. She smd the $180 ~he has raised trJ buy hun a 1emc1lc frwnd will now go tow.ird h1s doctor hill~ While Was!>rtll-Kelly has an e.xtensl\'e -.c:ropl>ook of clippmg5 and photogrnphs of her feathPred rnend, Rupert's story IS still d btt tuzzy. Sotorooy, October 24, 1990 A 15 WdssalJ-Kelly said he was brought here with d few other haby swans from Australia, but was the only one who could adapt to the bdy's salty water. He lS known for h.is loud quawking. love tor human attention and occa-:.1onal fnr>ndJy pecking on hi \'1s1tors' hand or head. , Luckily. Rupert was the ()nly dnJnldl who appears to hdve been affected by the diesel fuel spill, said Tom Napoli ot the Fu.h and Game ~pill r~pon.<.e division. il OlhC'1als responded to the scene and contained the spill quickly, before 1t '>pread Uuough thf~ harbor, he Sdld ...This wac; d local blld who JUSt l hdppened to be lil the wrong d place at the wrong tune,· Napoli e SdJd, . Make Those Patios '1 Entries Beautiful '-:ouce the Ti •ht flt und Random Edg~s Let Jim Jennings lll .. t.111 \\)llf comrh:tt.> ,·,1rJ h.1rJ .. 1.:.1rx·. • b.p<'n rri~1'. 'H oe 111~. ~late ..S.:. .(•iocrert> \H rl e C,tn Tl'C lll\lhcnJ qu lm ,le•1gncr• ~ I 1nd· ir~r· • Ex1~rt M " nr\' rcpJm h: minl! & rc-.:n \It m • • Drama t r rohlerth 1 \\ t "'ht chem • \\ ~ llNfllf IW\\ dram, C: rcpmr ol J dr.11m Jim Jennings Wh, take a chat~e and be disappointed! Call the company that ha.~ satisfied lOOO's CUSTO.\.i MASONRY liOE. tith S1. • "ium 2('ti C'-"ta .\fc,a (714) 645 .. 8512 Sl4t1~ l 1u.'fli.e #lllli\'i of customen for 0t•er 29 years . A Sight to Sea. - -etllber '98 °""Ctown CO\C Marketing Offile (949) 673-7270, • • A 16 Sotvrdoy, October 2.4, 199a CAUSTIN CONTINUED FROM A 1 \ orowth Hut in tht• wmtcr, when IRWD hcJs ITHJrl' n•cltUfTl~d Wdff'f lhiin at CclO Pll, th(• treuted wt1<;tc watN would 'JO lhrough thP duck ponds dnd clump into lht> b.1y Tht1t plan ls md hons nl dullt1ri, rheapPr thrtn d1spos· HHI of th'· mccc> ~ wu~tf• wuler viu a fllJ>Phnc> to thf' Oran9e County Sctni· l.it1on D11'tn<'t, which lRWD tw> been dwnq lor th<' past two ypars ··nwy ScJl(I 1t wai> for ducks, but 11 wr1s H'ttlly for lh<' bucks,· C.iustm t><llcl Wt.1tr r d1slnct off 1C1t1h nmtinuc• to 111<unli1rn lhd\ the> prowct .is a wholP would p1ov1dl• d net lwnf'f1 t lo thP I•••}-'\ Wt1t(•f quality AGAINST THE ODDS Nf'wriort 13Pd<h olf1tttils, hopm<J lo lt•11111111c111ly bdr the• tr<•t1lNJ WdSl<' W 11IC'r fl lllll lh ' f>t,ltMry, II) 199(> P rll1•11 •d 11110 11 two yt•cir tl.fJJf'l'rlH.'nt with lh1· cl1stru I. N1•wpmt BPdf h ( '1ty Alturrwy Boh B11rnh11111 s111d lhdt ugrt•l'nH·nl Udv<' IHWIJ th1· t1hd1ly to" cl1spo'>t' ol 7.8 1111111011 qrlllonc.. p<>r Udy ul rt•dtttllt('(J w <111•r 111 tlw wmtPr c1hout 4 b mil- h11n tl1 row1h tlu· OrttlHJl' County Wc1l1•1 I >1,tm l°'> GrePn Acr<•s proJed <1rtd ·1.2 null111n throuqh th<> sarutd· 11011 d1..,tr1ttr lllOl 1JIOJ 111111 1111 l)t1y d1<:l'htt1<)1' ·1111 • ,11111•1•m1·n1 l'XJ>lrl'S Dec. I. but Bumh111n did the oty tntend1> to continue workmg wtth JRWD to mm(• up with u long·tcrm ~Jution U-wt wouJd dtvr-rt San Diego Creek wt.1ter thiouyn th'• dut·k ponds y<wr- round, kf•(•pmg rcdatmed water out of the hdy. Becc1usc the 1996 CJqrcf'mPnt also pr<>v<!nl<~d thC' city from chdllcnging lf~WD's permit dpplicatJon, the legal hqht and <1dvocttc-y rol" WdS left up to Caustm cmd Dcff'nd the Bay. And m the fi!Ce of d wealthy, pow· Nful wc1t<•r d1!-.trict and politicidns who he didn'l h<•hQve WCJ"f! l.ic;ten~ng, C'd ustm hm. prPvailP.d. • •It's hf>Pn qwle a challenge," he Sdld, shll ht•t1minq from last week's c:ourt dN·1s1on "I don't know if I knc>w how hcml 1t would be when I 'tt1)rtNi this • C''ciu'>tlrl found out about IRWD's proJ>O'>dl to disrhrirge mto the bay m 1995 wtult> on d dulE' with Susc.ln Slonncr C'c1ustm, who 1s now his w1fo, dnc1 twr pc1wnt.s, lonqtJme enVI· ronmentdh'>h Jc.lrk and Nc1nry Skm· n<•r. "He• stu rted lalkmq about rl'clr11mPcl wt1tPr in thP bdy, and I d.ld- n't h£'1if'VI' hun, hut th<•n hP showed 11w lhf' c1r1•1•n wc1h•1, • C'duc..tm said. (\HJ'>lrn hrou<Jhl c1 Jdt of 1t to d City Council nll't'ltn<J 111 Septc•mber 1995 ttnd showt•lcnd lhC' Bc1y Inc~ Donut1on ... from lus friPnds, enVI- ronmental groups and the commum- ty allowed th Defend the Bay to hire den us ts cmd. pay legal tees tor court appeals. They h ave sp<mt more thdn $300,000 on the ftght so far. AHARDBATIU Causun, who is also a real estate hroker, said he works an~here from 12 to 15 hou1s u day plus weekends, mqst of 1l on Defend the Bay issues. H ts wife can attest to' how much time he spends. The two plan to take a vacation this winter their llrst since they were mamed m May 1996. "There are rughts he gets up at 4 a.m. with an idea to write down, and dll of tho~e hours at the library and lhP EPA Wlcl the water district going through lhose documents," she said. u It's true we've done less pdrties and movies, but 1t always comes back to whut's more import.ant. He's really mddc an impoct • City Councilwoman Norma Glover, who has been involved m water issu<•s, admires Cdustm's dedi- cation to the commuruty ·Bob ts a high-energy, dedicated, tentlcious yuy," she said "I le typ1· fies a lot of good cit.J.zens we have in Nc>wport 8etlr.h who or<> concerned with our greatest dsset, which as the bdy." Whtle the C dUStms said they were f'CSldllc when they heard the news of Judge Thomas' decision, they adrrut- l<•d the roc:1d to get there hc1s had its share of spN?d bumps. One of the biggest was when the regional boaid f1r~t approved the pemut in July 1996. Susan Skinner Cdushn S"-1d sbe remem bers watching p<>ople testify, thinking th y might hdvc> d chance and then SCf mg th<> board approve the penrut with l~s than 20 minutes of d1scuss1on. "It was such a feeling that you hud been f dilroaded, .. she scud. But Caustm has alwdys managed to keep d positive dttitud<> by looking dhcad to the next hurdJe. •1 don't hkc losing and I don't like hav1J1g to tell people J lost, so that:S one thing that .kept me going,# Caustin sajd "TI1e other was realiz- ing that it wdsn't right and they should not have> a permit • THE ROAD AHEAD Water district officials havonot yet decided wh~thcr to appedl last week's Superior Court denston, but w11J discuss the issue Monday night rn a dosed session. Caustin said he expects the dis- tnct to appeal, but is not worried about the outcome. He said he is focusing on improv- ing the quality of the w(lter that alreddy flows mto the bdy through San Diego Cre<>k. H e believes that when more peo- ple> bt•com~ dWtire of the problems they will do what they can to help. "There ar<' ways to enforce the prc!Ct.lces lhdt will protect the bay, ttnd we hav<> to educate people about what needs to be done,~ he '>did. Clothes From The. (~~ Wardrobes Of The Best Dressed People. OCTOBER 1998 .. S M T w T F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ·23 24 &26 27 28 29 30 31 Famous Parking Up Tc> 50%off •Area Rugs . • Selected Wool Carp ets HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St Costa Mesa www rugsandcarpets.com REC YCLED -Lot Party This Sunday, 9-4! 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RC'mple said. ------- The sevPn P,ro1ects thdt were funded by the South· em CaWom1d Wetlcmds Glt>annghouse are: • Upper Newport Bay Shellmaker Island: Restor· ing.one acrP ol upland into lldal salt marsh, mud flat and subtidal habitat. $100,000. • Bolsc1 Chicw Acqumng the 42-&crc Fieldstone property to supplement the lMger restoration pro1ect dt Bolsa Clued. $500,000 • Los Cerritos: Entering into a purchuse agreement for the 185-acre Bixby Ranch. $500,000. • San EliJO Lagoon: Re'>lonng 415 acres of salt marsh through ongoing removal of sand atld cobble from the Sdn Diego County lagoon mouth $1 million • Tijuana River Estuary Model Marsh. Converting 20 acres of dry land into mtertidaJ salt marsh. and sloughs. $1.5 million. • Ventura River faluary: Acquiring an 18-acre. trailer pdfk at the mouth of the Ventura River. $1 nul- lJon. • Goleta Slough. Restonng 38 acres of isolated Sdlt marsh to tidal action This 1s the first phase of an 108- dcre restorc1l.lon project. $400,000. 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W\\W.fJnlNlCll·~.llllll Vth1de1 ~uhjttt ro (>twr (1111!. l'r1,t •Juu 1w1 1ndu1le ta"<. li.enst, Jlno( 1m1l dt.CJltr ftr\, Olftr t tfnru 10/J9/98 " .. EYE-OPENER (Ofona del Mor, Costa Mesa girls continue to dominate ther divisions in cross cOIJITfry action I ~ page 84. Soturday, October 24, 1998 • Sports Editor R9ger Cor1son • 949 57 44223 'auon Of THE DAY "We'U need some lflings to go right for us lo beat them _,, Bill Workma n, Ora nge Coast College football coach on his team's game wjth Cerritos tonight. ~ Newport Beoch/Costo Meso Doily Pilot 81 , ..... H I G H S C H 0 0 l F 0 0 T I ·I Ii l I I richard dunn ____ ,__ ..... - i·Describe 't ' ? eaID •••• how 'bout 'unselfish' •Ken Phebus w ds, and will always be, the classic example of a pure sport. N ow thttt professional tenni~ is out of Keri . Phebus' future. which 1s brighter than ever in the world o{ encouragcm1ent, the fonncr 1uruor phenom, CIF Southern Secllon champion c1nd NrAA winner only w1-;hcs her gc1me of. choice wa ... a httlc d1tfcrent. ~emember the Newport Bearh Dukes m World Team · Tenni..,( PhPbus hllcd in one night tor them and had ti blchl. U lh<' sport hosted matC'h\'S dll lhf' timl' hke the FPd Cup or Dc1v1s Cup, Ph<•bus never would've n•tirt>d at the npt' old agP or 24. Keep m mmd that's two yE'ars older than Lindsay Ddvcnporl, hut a year younger thdn B<'l{Imm's Domjnique Vdn Roost. whos<> wm over 18-yccu-old Md1ltn<1 Hmq1s allowc•d Ddv~npo1t to trddemdrk No. 1. Point i , t£>nnis is plc1yed hy girls and young women. Few reach the pomt Davenport has. So enjoy it while you <'an, young ladies. "Jf I could play on a team, l'd be playmg tenrus forever," Phebus said. ·I C'an't beUeve somebody wouldn't want to be playing high school tennis. l went to prom ijunior and senior I years) instead of going to Junior l Wimbledon. Tho ... e memories are im~plnccablc. • , Phebus graduc1h•d earl}' lrom • 1 Corond dC?l Meir I h~Jh where she t won bark-lo-back CIF ind1Vtdudl I smgles titles as a freshman and 1 sophomore Shl" was the ndbon's .\ · No. 1-ranked juruor pltlyer in the j Qlfls 12s, 14s, 16s and 18s while 1 growing up in Newport Beach. I Why would she want lo turn pro after high school when she could ;>lay on a team m college, l she reasoned? ·u tennis was a team sport, I'd do it Wllil l die," said Phebus, SEE TENNIS PAGE 83 Santa Margarita puts away Corona del Mar •?ea Kings fall vic tim to onsides kicks, twice, as hosts take Sea View win. H r<JIAIU) 1)1 ~"J ~fllol MISSION VIEJO -With the element of surprise thelI great- est weapon, Santa Marganta High's Eagles made· dbsolutely sure that Corona de! Mdr would not upset the top-ranked foot- ball team in ClF 'Southern Sec- tion Division VI for a second- straight week .. In fact, by rccovenng their second onsides kick of the game in the fourth quarter, Coach Jim Hartigan's Eagles drove d stdkc through the Sea Kings' hearts Fnday night as host Santa Mar- garita defeated Corona del Mar, 27-6, in Sea View League action at Saddleback College. Santa Margdnla (6-1, 2-0 in league), which has d history of losing to the Sea Kings, recov- e red 1ts second ons1dPs kick with 11 ·41 remamtng rn the -game and converted it mto another touchdown for theu margin of victory. "They executed them real weU and we didn't,· Corona del Md! Coach Dick Freeman said of the onstdf's kicks Santa Mar- ganta recovered. •on the sec- ond one, for some reason we moved away from the ball.• Corona del Mar (5·2, 1-1 ), which knocked off Newport Harbor lctst week when the Sailors were ranked No, 1 in Div1sion VI, pulled to within 13-6 lrlte in the thlJ'd quarter on SEE COM PAGE 85 I M HA1,,. .~RTY.lYl US I DAILY P:lOT Newport Harbor's Mike Warther (33) tries lo grab the elusive Scott Barlow of Woodbridge. .· 7 10 Warriors cash in early miscue's; then hold on in bruising Sea View League football cldsh. BAJrn't h1 1 "'-\111 Oli( Plot IRVINE -U there WdS onP turning point, there were two dozen. C orona del Mar HighJs Nate Lemmennan (left) is faced \\i th a horde • oi Santa Margarita defenders in Friday • night's Sea View League football encounter at Saddle back College, a situation . seen all too often for the likes of the Sea Kings. kvine (4-1-1) 0 0 . Corona deJ ~r (5-2) 1 2 11 El Joro ( 2 4 I 0 • Friday's scores Sdnta Marganta 27, c.cN 6 Woodbndge 10, Newport 1 Tonight's game (7:30) El Toro at livine Thursday, Oct. 29 S Margarrta at Newport Harbor Friday. Oct. 30 IMne 115 Corona del ~ at Nt>.Yport HarbOr Woodbridge 115 El Toro, at Trabuco Hilh There was, m fact, no i>asy anS"Wer, no. stock explanation and no coachmg cliche available to describe Woodbndqe Higb's hard-hitting 10-7 Sea Vww League football VJCtory Fnday .night over vtsitmg Newport Harhor at Irvin~~,,...---------., High . STA NDiNGS ·our kids played their d""C!> off,· Newport Cwch Jet! BnnklPy .,;ud in a postgame rasp which in 1bell symbol- 12ed how much both teams gt1Vt:' to the cause, wtuch tndy eventually amount to postseason sUIVival. There were four Newpo1 t turnovers, a crucial roughing .the k\Cker penalty wluch set up the Warriors' fm.l scou•, and another £Wl1ble wh1<:h sabotc.HIP.d •• Sailor~· fourtl\-and-goal play ol the Woodbndge 1 \\.'1th 5:14 h'.'ft m hctore halftime There was a mufted punt which tnq- gered the only touchdown for the ho't" (6-0-1 , 1-0-1 m league and ran kE.'d No 2 in CIF Southern Section Dw1s1on VI} But the Sailor!> benefited from their SE E NEWPORT PAGE 8 5 University (3·3-1) 1 , Cost• Mesa (4·3) 1 , E$ta!nda(1-6) 0 2 ~ kadt (11) 0 , Friday's score Al!SO Niguel 46, Estancia 27 Friday. Oct. 30 Laguna H1 IS vs Costa Mes-. at Orange Coast College Estancili at Laguna Beac:h All50 Niguel l/S. Un~ at Irvine DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK I I ongr_atulations Costa Mesa High senior calls upon her secret w eapon (he r h eArt) when the occasion )'Varrants .. lhUl/\111> Dl N~ ~Pb . O nce Jamie Df>Noewer got the sweE'l taste of CfOSS•C'Ountry VlClory, the depths of her nmrung soul grew from leisurely P.E.-class play to senous competitor wtth an edge. ·1Runrung) seems to be the only thing I've (ound that , rcachc~ down mto me,• the Costa Mc~a High seruor aid. -1 "" h1tvc to talk to my eU dunng a raC'e. lt's not o much what the other gul has. ll'!i what I have 'Jcumc, you hav • hNnt ... you know you have l l.' ·r JU.St kc p saying that to my eU over and over agrun dunng a race." OeNoewFr, who has also• learned to never undcrc'>hmatc the other runner's determmaLion al the front ot each piick, reached dowh tw1ce ta ... t week to capture first-pldcc hnishl'S in come-irom-oohind efforts DeNoewt:I', nughuly tnfluenct>d by Co ta M a gul coach Joe Busi since the eighth grade. spnnled past Lagur:m Hilb standout Brooke Thoma ... to wm a Pacific Coast league du I meet. th •n three day' later w1m again in her d1v1.c:1on at the Orange County Champtonsblps al Irvine Regional Paik. SEE JAMIE PAGE 13 Jamie DeNoewer .. • • • 'fhe Irvine Company and Bayside Center will be making a donation to th Costa Mesa High School Athletic Department in recognition of outstanding performances such as yours. - .. \ • • • • • • # • • ~-CF~RTIF'IEI> SAVINGS! '97 MAZDA MIATA ·"M" Edition · Haro to find. low miles· Loaded (729825) '%TOYOTA 4RUNNER ~R) < 'El~TI Fl ED '95 LEXUS SC400 ( Just Traded -low Miles. Won't Wt! 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MA• TIN I 0 f 0• Keri Phebus, when competing at the Newport Beach Marriott. TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 8 1 who won NC AA singles and doubles ch11mp1ooships m 1995 lor UCLA. "God hus g iven me the gill ol C'ncourngement, that's why 1 love being on cl learn. 1 get inspired by thdt. not by tenrus " ln high school, Phebus wou).d dust hN opponents, f>-0, then cheer gleefully fQr her lcammdtes. "That's thQ big picture," she sttid In addition to h(>r per~ondl glory, PhPbus Jed Corona del Mar.to back·to·bdck \IP 4-A team bUes. As Cl iumor, she dropped lugh school tennis and acc.t'lcrated her study habits. but she missed team sports so much, . she tned basketball with her good fncnd Mollie Flint. Halfway through her senior year. Phebus finished school UCLA, amon.g 0U1cr top colleges. caine waving a full-ride scholarship and Phebus beC'ame 1Ls most coveted recruit in history .. "There really an• only two times in your C'areer when you get to play team tenrns high school and college," she said "I've mad ctrlicl<'s on kids who htlve (qwt high school tennis) because they say it's not chal- lenging enough, But to me It's cheenrtg on the other girls dfld playmg as a tedm "These kids pltiying high school tenrm have the best opportunity to work on theu game -like thel! c;erve and volley, for mstdnce and they SCHEDULE SA~AY • fooUNlll Commun•ty cotrege Orenve Cc>.a>l at CerrrtOI, 7 p m • CroM (OUmty College ITW'n end women • Southftn Cel1fom11 College lnv1tat1onal 1t B•t ~ Bil)' courw, 9 I m Community tollege men 1nd women · Or1n9f' Coe~t I\ Ciystal Springs mvitatl()(\11, .i ~n M•teo, 101m H19h.«hool boV' <Ind tlrft • Ntwp<>rt H~1tMt S.n Antonio College lt1V1t.at1onal, 9 • m • Soccw College"'4!n . SoutMln Cal1fom141 Coll• at yl Bllptl\t, lpm College women· Concord .. 11 SoClll Coll~e. 7 pm •Volleyball Colltgt womtn • South«n Clhfom,.. Colteg• at C.I Baptist. 7 30pm •Wat~polo Community college mtn 011nge co.m •t Cypre>1 Tournament High school boys • IA S.rne •t Newport H1rbQ(, 9 1.m; ht•r:w:•• Tournament get great exposure." Phebus whose hnal pro tournament Wd'> la-.t week's U.S. Women's Challenger of lndldn Wells at the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort, was preparing to fir to the ends or the edrth again to land (precious?) points on the Womens Tennis Association Tour Alter Indian Wells, Texas, Austrdlia d.Ild, yes, lndtd, were next on the calendar She wonld be home for Christmtls. But Phebus abhorred th<> biestyle of travPlrng dlonl?, bc>ing lonesome in motel rooms, hvin~1 on oatmeal and nc.e dncl ·scroungmg up points" to remam 200-dJ\d-something. "If 1uru9r tennis pur~nts only knew before they allowrd tht•ir kids to turn pro," sho sdld. For now, Phebus is lull of ideas on what to do with her life. •.i haven't even allowed myself to go out on d date," Sdld Phebus. who reached as high a~ No. 130 m the world in doubles and No 160 in singles. Marathons and triathlons could be her next athletic hurdles. She C'dn't wd1t to work 9-to-5. "Thdt wouJd be a drt-am JOb for me nght now,· she sa1d, ·and also not hdving a fannN'!. tan all the time." Phebus, whose colleglilt<> honors included Pacific-10 Conference Pldyer of the Year, Tennis Magazine Player of the Yedl' dild UCLA Female Athlete of the Year, will always be the darling of tenms m these parts. • RIOtARO DUNN'S club t ennis column appears twice monthly HAPPY BIRTHDAY ' Sports Ultimate , -y 0 L L E y I A l L payoff is the view •Reunion with fonher OC Volleyball Club players is heart-warming, agonizing in Colorado. L ast weekend, l was very . fortundle to make one of my annual visits to a college to watch some of my former players compete \Vlth their college teams. This trip was to the Uruvers1ty of Colorado, which is . m Boulder, one of the great college towns. The trip was made more enjoyable because of our travel party, wluch included my wife Pam, Dan Glenn (Newport Harbor H1gh's head coach), Dan's haf\ce Mary Lackey, Pete West (a coach at the Orange County VoUeybdll Club) and Calvary Chapel Coach Jim Downey. Colorado's team feature<> former Corona del Mar star setter Kelly Camp bell, as well as Newport Harbor's Melissa Schulz and Courtney Owens, who won two state titles Wlth Calvary · Chapel. Melissa and Courtney are seniors and Kelly IS a Junior. The No 12 Buffaloes played Texas A&M, ranked 15th, last Fridily rught and then the Univer:,1ly of Texas. ranked 13th. the following evening. We also wdtched the Colorddo-Texas Tech football game on Saturday. Colorado defeated the Aggies in four games. -wiU1 Schutz. Campbell and Owens all starting dnd playmg wPll Courtney had t 7 kills, using an assortment of shots, while Kelly was her ustial . charismdlic selJ, leading the Buffaloes from the setter position. Melissa, as always, was extremely effective attacking from her nuddle blocking position It was Colorado\ hrst-ever victory over the Aggies. Saturday's match was much touqher. Every starting player for the Longhorns was over 6-loot. Texas won the first two games, using its size to gain a block.mg advdntage. ln games three and four. Kelly changed the distribution of her chorlie bronde sets, wruch proclucod wms fo1 Colome lo. Game five• Wds lh<• rully sconng format, so evmy serve counted us cJ point. Colorndo hwlt cln 8-3 lead, hut lo:-.t lls c>dge und lN up. VollPyhall C<tn be a fickle yame Once momentum changes hand'>, H's hard to get bdck Colorado never did dnd Inst the dec1dmg g<.1rnl'. 15·8 Texas scornd 12 straight to win the match Kelly was very creative m her set selecllon and CourtnP}', the smallest pluyer on Ule floor for either team, WdS the kill lt>uder with 27 Mt>hssa played both tmddll' spol'i. '• It 1s so grnat to watch fonn(!r playero;, but 11 1s even hc•tter to v1s1t with them. Thew dn• c,o I many great me>mon~c, 11ncJ 11 i-. so grPtll to SPC how ecJch onP b proun•ssmg m their l!vl!s 1hl'SC' guls were so succ~.,.,fu1 m their JUruor volleyhc11l nm~rs (belwPen the thn?\~. lhPy l'n1oyed scvt•n national cluh llllC>s ttllcl six st<1tc high -.c.hool hUP ) dnd now they a1e nccmng lht:!u hnc1I sd1<1lasllc playing days The U.S Jlclttonul team coaches werL <1\ both tndtrhc wc1tchmq Kelly set. Their hope 1s to get her imolvecl -...1th th» nation,11 tP.dm ~unw tm11> !.OOO With Lonu Bedrh SlttlP'S :'\ h"t\' I\ lay cllready a lock on the team. it would sure be great 1t both setter!> were from the Newport·l\1csd awa. Jotning us in Boulder was fonnN Nt>wport l lcubor assistant coach Stev<' Astihino, who was busy taking pictuu·s ul the threo for a photo dlbum hP's putting togPther. With these tn1h, 1t is always grcdt to st•e other tor mer players m thmr new hvps We vts1te>d with two past Newport selll'rs, the foml(?r Merilee Ph~ter lnow married to Ron Grosc;heiml and Siennct Curo. who 1s marned to ' Peter I id user, another Ne,,rport alumnus. Both were marned last summer and hve m Boulder. ll Wds l'an.~n's' We('kf'nd at SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 84 Newport Dunee Reaort'a 6th Annual "Top Dog" 1 ·Fashion· Sho .. ,,. ~· SATURDAY, OCTOlllR 24, 1 tt8 ••• or. the ~each at Newport Ounee ~e60rt •t 11 a.m ~· ._. 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And Jor good measure, she pas:.ed Thor!)as . again m the hnal 300 meters at.~ the Orange County Chttmpionsti1ps. ~she tdn d very mtt'lhyent race and rE:!aUy dug down deep,• Busi Sdid or DPNO<>wer's Wln at Orange County •with about 800 yards left, she was solidly m thud pldce, then she really reached deep ms1dP to pull that onP .nut. She proved what sht:!'s tt1pdblc of doing.· Thomas, also a scmor, WdS believed to still be recovering from an m1ury pnor to the Oct. 14 dual meet at Co:.td t>. tesd. •1 ndd to open my h1g mouth and ~ay (to the team). 'Oh , she probably won't be a problem,"' DeNoewer said. In the race, Thomas \\.US a problem. Bv the !\econd mile, DeNoewer"wd~ watching thf' soles of her shoes. ulr. the third mile, I JU~\ had to stick with her, then with 300 j !meters) lPft I ran up right next to -her." DeNoewer saJd. "Thdt's when I WPnl ull out I was 1ust convincmg m~ self that I h<1d it tlnd she didn't." DeNoewer. the• Oaily Pilot Athlete of the Week, was 1n Thomas' rParvic\\ nurror arioin at Irvine Pdrk. th(•n Dt•Noe\-.·<•r recited -the wcwk'-. precedmy encounter. M As I came off the blacktop hill, 1 was in thud and I thought, Wait a minute. I Jll ... t b<'dl her this week,'• D~N~wer "il•d. "That motivated 1110 lo y •t with her, and once \\ e "Pre side bv- s1de, Lt was a replt1y of • \\"ednesday So l Jll"l started gomg." · 'A'hile wmnmg ha-. f..?ecome commonplace tor DeNocwer -the star of last }ear·s ClF State Div1sion IV chcmlp1on ... hip team -runrung wt1sn l alwars the fiOOd feeling 1t h now One day, ~us1 stdrt<'d dskmg the Junior hi~h'qroup 1f they were coming out for cross country the following i\Utumn DeNoewer said yes, dnd the Mustangs got µtemselves a cutch who's now cons1denn9 New Mexico .StatP, Huml>oldt State and the UC system schools - Sotur~ Odober 24, 1998 83 JAMIE IDEl*>IEWI• lom: Marct123, 298J ttometo "': Costa Mesa • =Sf00\;2 , 13 Spart: CrOH counlf'J ~: No. 1 runnet eo.dt: Joe Busl favorite food: Cookies ~ ueain Ke cream favorite movie: •City of Anilill• Best lltha.ti< mon•lt: "Wmning state last year. cun--• -•- in tninkrng I was 2~ ,, and finding out I was third.• Athlete of Week VI: Recorded times of 18 4S and 18:46 m back·to-back cornc-ftom·beh1nd victories, 1nclud1ng a title et 1he Orang~ County Championshlps.. ~·fii t.o/fl'(tt)r fPOltl an:J JPnes ~ ",ui the Jden c>f ma1oring in nursmg · It ss a moment that changed m) hf P. • she said of the time Bust a-.kcd ford raise of hands m Juntc)r tugh Lii t year De.Noewer cut through the cour-.e dl Woodward Pdrk m Ff'E.' no on a chilly day at the ::.late champ1on::.h1ps and puJl~d up 111 thud -overall, nuutl ) f>u, m 18 54 as Costa Me:x.i stunn. d the D1\1s1on IV held wtu~h fl?alurerl Nordhoff, Cnr11polmd1> ann thP Mustangs' Nr'Wpon-1PSri District rival, Corona dcl ~ lar l1w\ had lo SdY 1l again; · D<•!\tol'\\'Pf '>ct1 D+>NoP).~ er tht>n--.c-r1or-. Zoila C3omt>l and G gi Van De Walker. aurl then-sophomores Sarah Cotton, Jackie Nguyen Steµham~ \ andero-; ·and Julie Hitt UJJ'-f.,t No l Campolindo. "l rhdn't hPar th •m 1 didn't th1nk that wao; nqht," ~> Noe~er rerneml>ered when tht. announcemeat came, givmg the school 1ls fu<:t ~late ch, mp1onsh1p m an) sport. Di>Nocwf'r -.md Busi cncoura9e:s her and make:. her lci11gh. I l1 r father. Terry, is al,,,olutC'ly sold on the thoug}\t of hls duughtcr becoming a l"Un!'er m collcqc with her dreams c:;onnnq tme. : "Wf1en he "aw how ded1c~ted I was to 1t," DeNoewer said, .. "and how mud1 I was mto 1t, he thought, 'Ht>y, wait a rrunute•: Now he alwar' tell.., me how: proud he'"" VOLATILE STOCK MAR KET! • Your Own Private Porfolio Manager •Fee Based-No Transaction Cost • Quarterly Performance Review SUTRO & CO., IN C. PRIVATE CLIENT GROUP FOR MORE INFORAIA770N. FLEA.SE CALL TODAY! LANTZ E. BELL, BRANCH MANAGER 6.101'euiport o.ntcr Dri&ie. &dee 900 l'inuport lkach. 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JOHN ROMM cc CERRITOS ...,-.he fHoot-7, 1 230-pound sophomore had soc catches for 73 yards, mcludmg a 27- yMder on fourth down in OT that se~ up the game- wmning score. • ...,-.he 6-foot-3, .1 240-pound Estancia rngh product, who lS also the start- ing m.idcllo line- bdcker, blocked two field goals, one of which saved the game. • The Pirates (J-2) will h<Jvc> lo h.nd !>Ome wdy to stop sophomore quarterbaC'k Ryan Matthew"> lf they are to ma.lee un upset hid. Matthews, who returned to center this season d.fter perfomung hl.s Mormon rrussion, has d 601~ .. com- pJet1on ratio and has tallied 1, 168 ydrds 10 the dir. ORANGE COAST LINEUPS Matthews' favonle target ts sophomore Robert Castillo, who has 26 Cdlches for 384 yards and four touchdowns. If thdl wdsn't tough enough, the Puates will dlso hdve to con· tend with Brian McDondld, a lughJy regnrded bdck out of Bue- nd Park I hgh, and Germdme M ack in the bqckfteld. BoU1 die averc.1gm9 over 7 yar.cls ·a carry, bdd news for an OCC"' defense that has given up more than 210 ydrds d game in the tren~hes ffThey have d high-power ,d offt•nse, • Work.man sdid. "Wl• JUSI hope we don't g<>t wc1y beh.md them You can't win u shootout dqdinst them.· The derense for the ?irc1tPs hds been sohd of late, but will really hc1ve lo ldke a leap forwrtrd 1f 1t hopes to keep Cemtos untler recl- sonc.1 ble control. O ffensively, the Puates will hdvt> to cwt going early and he dbl<• to SUSldiO dnVl''> The fat- SIDELINES don cantrell Coury had conveyed Musseau's phone number in ColorddO, but, unfortunately, 1t got mtSpldced and we never got c1 cull of(. TI1en we teamed from '42 Harbor High sldr guard, Bill N eth, that Mussedu hc1d died wtthm the pdst year . Although Mussedu s0c1red to the high hedvens with an Eastern ConJcrence championship for OCC 10 1957, h~ progrdm would start sbpping dWdY m th<' lttler yedn> Despite R1vers1dc's power in '58. the Pirdl(~S almost spoiled coach H owc1rcl Wh.Jte's bid for th champ1onsh1p. Musseau\ "TiJuana Tacos," led by "Tiw Grim Reaper,· J lunry EnnquN, tit fullback, pldyed their hearts out all season but couldn't match the new stwngth across the conference. Musseau often kept humor and spuils up for the vls1l.t.ng mcc11a. He had been d pctrdlroopcr m World Wtlr II drtd once played ldckle fo1 Lou1s1ana Stdl<' Univcr;1ty. No. Pfayer 11 JAllED FUNT 8 KEVINTOMG 34 J"'1lr/IY BAHtC.S 85 lvAN Ml.ACBI 24 CHA1s llttEWDt 89 MIKE 8uo<INGHAM 77 SmtE lkRNEKEJI 56 JASO.. WE• 54 PATIUCK CHrou:y 79 JEREMY VIA )6 DAN MOITINS Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos. 6·5 200 Fr 08 5·7 185 Fr T8 5-11 240 Fr FB 6-7 230So WR 5·10 165 So. WR 6 4 235 Fr TE 6-4 280So LT 6~2 265 Fr LG 6-4 235 fr C 6-2 295 Fr RG 6-6 345 Fr RT C'ons have given up 327 ydrds per game, so there tlfe openings How OCC responds is another matter. "We hc.1ve to run morf' erti- c1ently thc1n we have been," Workman said. "We continue to mdke m1sldkes dnd ure inconsis- tent up front. We can mdke the plc1ys, wu just need to do tl <'arly anti be rlose-later 10 the game. H The bye week has given OCC running bdcks time to get healthy c1nd get every opportunity . · TI1e grdndest-evN victory for OCC"' and Musseau cdrne in 1957 when the Pirates packed LeBard Stad.1wn to Cdpaoty clnd defeated S<1nta And, 13-7, with t1 m<1gnilicenl defensive system Santa And WdS rnnked No 1 m the nation at the lime and )NdS hgnred for lfi.e Junior Rose Bowl, hut OCC Prdsed thal from the bOdrd and Ct>rntos took the bid. Scmta And C'OdCh Dick t IJ.ll wds Cit to be lied. AJI four of his bc1cks could run undrr 10 flc1l m the century Two of them would go on to ~tMt at New M elOC'o" State, fullbuck Bob Gd.iters and httlfhack P<'TVl!'J AlkUl<, One o{ • hll's fncnd'> stepped towdrd Mu!.Sedu t1fler the '57 gume ancl yelled, "Pretty dttmned Im k.y." Musseau responded, •w eu, I'd 1dther hc> lucky than good, because wlwn you 're good, you can be b<•c1len • • Anothe r scene of hilarity ·arose one night after Musseau wtts askE!cJ to expldin a wild play that led lo a conversion. It brought c1 13-t 2 vtctory over mvddmg Cht1ffey withm the hnal moments. Pirate pldcP k.JckPr Aid.fl Story, a fme lucker with hom-nmmed gldsses, could see f me on d straight k.Jc-k, but if 11 went hdywt.re. ont' could only guco,s whdt might hdppc•n. The baU new pai.l Story and he ran backwt1rds to ~oop up the µigsk.Jn Within s<'<:oncts, he turned and hred the httll mto lhe end zone. Mdqically, w cond stnng end Terry McGwue rdn for 1t and spedred the ball JU<>t m time. HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY CdM wins sweepstakes •Morse (19:26) ledds girls to Mt SAC lnvitalional title; Costa Mcsd girls (DeNocwer & Co.) win Division~. WALNITT C'oronit ell"! Mar H1qh stiindout L11. Morsl' ran a 19:2b on the Mt. SA<· <:Our l' for the winning time dS sJw led CdM to th" team tttlc with 37 poml'>, lar uheucl ,,, oorthNn rivdl Nordhoff (6 Hin Divts1on IV girl < ross country c-ompt>l1hon F11dc1y. M oh<' Wd'> backt•d up hy Kdtif' Quinldn (19 58), Jenny Cun1nuns (20.02), Lmd ~y Youtrlliln (20 11) dJld D1u0t1 I lossfelu (20:.l5). A1so with -.tronq efforts Wl'rl' Jill Quyf> (20·53) uncl Jt•an GMc10 (20:59) m nt:'ar-00 dt'<Jr • cond1hons. · \orona' boys w re •1ghth m th<' 01w;1on IV SW<'<'pstakes, with Jo h Yelsey IPadmg Uw way wiU\ d tim(• of 1 b;:i7 (17th). Also W1th good runs we11 'Th1vi& B••dJd 1'-'C (l'/:14), Aruon <iruher .(17 14), Kevin Krttmcr (17: .. 4), Judcl I fe1tbnnk {17:56) ilnd Ddv1tl Mittm n (18:21) Co-.td M ' Mu!>tangs, mcanwh1l<•, '>pttrklctl with ct fo\lrth plttN• m 01v1s1on III hoy<: sw~apst•kes. Bruco I fonC'OC'k 1 d U1<' wi\y with a third ov~raJl hnlst\ m 15·46, followed by Afex McHtinz (16:14), Rodngo Oje- da (17 o.t), t'mnn rn Ortiz (17:1ff), Dnvtd Tran (17:29), Kevin Ch11pin ( 17 .3'>) and f'rCrall Wllh a dockinq of Hl:49, Among h •r t rnnmntes were Jackie Nouyen (20 12), Seruh Cotton (20:53), Mtch~IJ Barnett (22:47), Dcysi FJgueroa (~~41 ), Sh•phflOIC Landero f23:43J ond h•nmf r MallPr (23:49). . , DE:fENSE 49 MMaJs MlwtMA.oc 71 Dao Fox 74 KENT AHO£ltSON 43 DAVID RoelNSON 1] Jllll.MY J CHAHGIRI 44 JOtiH ROMM 32 OtlttS Cl.AYTC>ff 21 ANtot4 LIGoNs 40 W()9DROW Ons 10 Boeev JoHNSOH 25 KEVIN RONAN -Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos. 6-1230So OE 6 2 280 Fr OT 6 2 280 Fr OT 6 2 225 So. OE 6-2 245 So. OLB 6-3 240 So ILB 5· 11 200 So OLS 5s175 so ca 6-0 185 Fr, ca 6--0 195 Fr SS 6 2 195 Fr FS The Pirates will also rely on Jared Flml under c<>nter Fl.ml has Uuown ror 949 . yards, but has been inconsistent His completion rate is but 48%. Still, OCC pldycrs, according to Workman , are upbeat and lookmg forward to tougher com- pelltion "We're ready lo go," Work.mdn ~aid "We know they are the No 18 tedlll m the nation c.1nd we are excited to pldy m d game hke that. H .. The crowd went wild. The prt>ss corps rdn to Musseau Clnd dSk<'d him whdl he thought of the bizarre happen mg .Mussedu, with tongue in cheek, sd.Jd, "Well , you know, we h<1d been practicing that plc1y all wePk long." That brought d round of Jc1ughter. One yec1r, perhaps it WdS '58, Musseau dnd h.Js ussistan.ts, I forb Hill ctnd G ib Dear, arose w1th an 1ncred1bly tncky pldy against v1stlmg Citrus nedt the PiraCes goc1l It worked d.Od cnnquez ran down the left sideline untouched for c1 touchdown. The pldy was dllowed until the following wet'k, when 1l was revealed on Citrus film in the OCC end zone thul dn illegdl move had bc>en mdtle. The Pirates were forced to forfeit the contest. Musscc.1u expldmed why they chose to fool Citrus I le hdd lccU11ed from scoul.tng reports Lhdt Citrus always collapsed offensively any lime d rival scored the hrst touchdown. I le was convtnced after that pldy • Some have wondered what hdppencd to Mike Wh1t~ this gn<.l season. Whitt• WdS d ftne Wdlk-on cotJch for Newport Harbor Hlgh Ill 1989, eventually to becomelhe hedU COdCh O( the 0dkland Raiders Unfortundtely, that didn't work out for., Whit • an<.J old rrtend, Dl('k Vennetl, hired him to help htm COdCh the St. LOUIS Rams. SOCCER OCC women roll. 3-0 rULLERTON 01:tinge Coo.st College's women'!) soccer tedm, with g'oals by Jamie Miller, Viviana Porezch.Jcd and Taylor Yurada, topped host Fullerton Friday, 1mprovmg to 11·4-2, overall, 7-1 tn thP OEC. OCC men tumble. 2-0 COSTA MESA -Oranqc Coust Collf'ge's uwn's soccPr t 1drn dropped d 2-0 Ornnge Empire Confercnc c dl'ctston to v1c;1t.10g Fullf'rton Fnday, fctllmg to 9-9-2 overall, 3-5 m the OEC. VOLLEYllLL Pirates def eat Cyp~ COSTA MESA -Orange Coa t's women' voUt·y~ll lf>am (7·6, 2·4) d1sptttched vb1ting yp .. 15 ·~. 13'·15, 15-<t, 15·5 Fnday, ~hmct ·th play of Stoci Chri tcnscn (16 kills) ttnd Suc;1e P1tckart1 ( 14 ktlla). ' .. Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Aroulld the circiiit .. • Losing streaks don't last long, often limited to one, for the Pirates' women's cross country team: • · e the Newport-Mesa strict hig:h schools de wrapping up competil.ton today at the Mt San Antoruo mvitattonal, the Orange Coast College women's cross country team is resting. They did their damage at Mt. SAC last Saturday. A week after e Bigfoot sighting ended OCC's winning stredk dt 13, the Pirates placed four runners in the top nine and walked away with the title by 81 points. Frestunan Zoila Gomez, d standout on Costa Mesa Hlgh's state championship team last season, once agru.n led the pack, ta king second place with d bme of 18:35 over the three-miJe C'ourse. Benuce Carbajal fimshed fourth in 19:21, followed closely by Penru Proffitt, who was stxth II\ 19:27. Beatriz Cordobd was ninth v.'lth a bme of 19:34 and Slilfo Orozco, the final scoring runner Jor the Pirates, was ! 7th in 20:02 Keep in mind there were 140 runners m the race . The vtctory was Ordnge Codst's 14th victory in its last 15 mvitaUonals. The streak came to cl.n end m Washington at Spokane, a school nickndmed the Sasquatch, dl the Crystal Springs lnv1tabodnl on Oct 10. The Ptfdles are still the dedI favontes when the Orange Empue ConferenC'e Champi- onships take place L'l Moreno Valley on Oct. 31. • The men's team made a strong statement al Mt. SAC, takmg fourth place Rene Acuna led the way with a 10th place to finish with a lime of 21 :23 over four miles. Robby Ellis was 16th (~1:3 1 ) for the P1tates. Only one conference ledm, Santa Antt, fimshed ahedd of OCC at the meet • OCC's wo men's water polo team is JUSl one victory away from fimshing undefeated in the Orange Empire Conference for the second consecutive season. The Pirates, ranked No. 2 m the state behind Golden West. who plays water polo m the ' South C"'odst Conference, hnish the reguld.f season at home agdmst Cypress on Wednesddy at 3 p.m. . The OEC tournament is Nov. 6 and 7 dl R1vers1de. COLLEGES ·1oson hill • SpeakJn g of women's water polo, two Corona del Mar High products, Apnl Florent and Knsta Bjorkqvist, have made an impa( t on SaddJeback College's water polo team thIS season. The freshmen, who hav(? helped the Gauchos to an 11-7-1 record dnd a No. 6 state ranking have both earned key spots on the team Florent 1.S the Sldft.ing goal.le dnd has 151 saves, while only g1V1ng up 62 gOdls. Florent, who was one of two goal.Jes for the Sed Kings last seuson, hd~ . battled a hip problem ctll SP.dstm. BjorkqVlst, who as a second-team Sec1 View L<>ague selection. hdd scorCd 11 goal!. dnd hac-, 2b steals Saddleback will also be at lh<', OEC ch<trnp1onsh1p toumtt111ent. • Besides starting tn goal, Florent htts added dnoth •1 chmen~1on to thu c·ommumcdlton b«?tween the tNm dnd onf' of 11!. C'Oaches Floren! IS fluent JO Sl(lll ldngudgt>, Wh.JC'h C'OffiCS tn hdOcl) since Gc1uc hos dS'>tStdnl codch Glenn Maeding 1!-> hcannq 1mpctired • With the first half compll'le, the Orange Codst women's soccer team hds kept pciCP w ith conference leadmq C'ypres., <trnl trails by just lhr<'<' points m tht· standmqs Taylor Yurada ll•t1ds the Ptrdles (9-4-l , 5-t in conference) with 14 godt.. Sl'Ornd Emma Ekblatl hds 12. I • Charles Chatman, a produC't or Cosld Mesci • hgh and Ordnq<' Coast College. tndy ht1vc lost tus sldrting tdllbaC'k JOb at K<'nl Uruvers1ly C"'hatmt1n has nu-.-.e(i some playing lim<' because of d knee l!IJUry and 1s st,il.I questionc1ble tocl<1y when Kent (0-7) t<1kes on Bowhng Grcc>n dl Bowling Gr<>en FurthermOTc, {H•shmdn DeMarlo Rozier, who wds sharinq pldying lime with Chabndn, has shown tmprovcment in 1 cC'cnt w 1C'ks, gdining 379 yards on 106 C't1rnes Wllh two touchdowns. H I G ·H S C H 0 0 L W A T E R P 0 l 0 Newport shells Foothill, 9-3 • Becker triggers victory with four second-half goals to sink the Knigh ts. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor I Jigh's boys water polo team improved to 13-4 Friday with a 9-3 victory over VlStbng Foothtll, keyed uy four second- hall goals by Kevin flecker. Becker,· silent through two periods as Harbor forged a 3-2 lead, scored Hdrbor's only two godls in the third period as the Sdilors cxtend~d their advantage to 5-2, then scored twice m the final penod to seal the lid. He also hdd five steals and an assist. Clint Peet7 kept things afloat edrher with two second-quarter goals. Tim Birdsong WdS credited with 10 aves dnd Jeff Leeper, who scored one goal, had four tlSSlSls. NONUAGUI NEM'ORT HMICMt 9 FocmtlL.L J Foothill 1 1 0 1 • 3 Newport Harbor 1 2 2 4 • 9 Fqothill Seymour 2, Reynolds 1 Newport Becker 4, Peet~ 2. Hansen 1, Belden 1, Leeper t. Solves· Birdsong 10 Costa Mesa falls,.10-5 LQNG BEACH -Costa Mesa H igh's Mustangs ventur<'d to Long Bl'ach StdtC Friddy for a nonletsgul• bor; Wdter polo match w1th Loi Alamltos, but the l.OJ\lry· nddll•d Mustangs C'am~ 6Woy with a 10-.S loss. Matt Tipton surfaced with a tandout cffbrt, scoring thre tim s, a well as coming up wtth eight steals and drawing two Los Al t'Jl'Ctions, Th Mustangs (9· 11 overall), however, were sbll Wlthout senior If unter .Taylor (ruptur d P.ar drum), ancl his '>lcttu• remam~ on d day-to-ddy bdsis Derensive stundout Mdlt Ounn lert the gdrne m the first ·pE>rio<I Wlth tl C'Ul under his eye and w.is undble to return, lurther ddmpen- mg Mc a's chdnCl'S agdmst th1• G nflins. The Mustanys ( 1-1) hav<' d few clc1ys to h eal with Thursddy's match at Lagunu Beach (2 0) 1n Pacific Coast League play loom- mg NONilAGUE Los A1AMrros 10 CostAMUA 5 Costa Me$cl 1 t 2 1 • S Los Alamitos 4 3 o 3 10 Costa Mesa · Tipton 3, Vaillancourt 1, Whitman 1. Saves: Oollogg 6. Estancia wins; 12-8 COSTA MESA -EstdnC1d H1gh's boys seek their econcl straight todtty at . 11 ·20 a .m. against Aliso Niguel at th1• Edglcs' Estancid Invil,lhon{ll Water Polo Toumt1ment lollowU\u Fnday's t 2-8 conquest of Sanlt1 Monicu on the EsttlnCtd campus. The Ec1glcs, who haVl' c;Lt ug· ul<>d for muc:h ol thf' year, unprovC'd to 2-13 hehmd lht> scot·~ mg of Mt1lt WPiJ (4), Br..inc1on f lenshe1cl (3) and Cliff Glttcy (2) alter suUcnng earlier aqain~t Saddleback, to the tune of 12·0, UTANCIA 9NVTTATIONA1 SMC!"ll~ 12, EsTAllCIA 0 s.ddle~k 2 3 4 3 • 12 btanc1a O o O o • O S...~ -L. Gonzales S, Noon 4, J Gonzaln 2. Savts: Montes 2. bt.ftJe • Savtj Gutman 4 EsweaA 12. SANTA MaMcA I Santa Monka 2 2 2 2 -8 EstMlei. :3 4 3 2 • 11 S.... Monla ·Tran l, ~k• l, Nuka 2. Srlft: Paul lJ. lstmlde • Wecr 4, Henme1d !, • Gtacy 2, Comer 1, Helml<h 1, Thofpe 1. S.V.· Gutman 5 . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ~ I • Estancia sparkles ·despite loss \. • Eagles come out of loss ' with offen~ive r~sitives; Tanielu has big night. J-'-.O\ l IU J. Ocit Pl->! NEWPORT BEACI i It ts not often that a coc1ch is pleasPd with his team after a 46-27 loss, but Estancia High· 1s not the avPrage football team. It is a yoWlg team a.nd Coach Dave Perkins was happy to see his team move the ball on offense in the loss to Aliso Niguel m a Pacific Coast League game Friday mgnt at . Newport 'Harbor, especially after last week's debacle at Costa Mesa. "We did a lot of things right tonight," Perk.ins said. •we moved the ball well, they just made too many big playi..•, The Wolvennes (3-4, 2-0 in league) had an 18-pomt bulge 'before the Eagles could break into. the sconng column The Eagles looked flat on both sides of the ball. Something needed to spark the offense. · That something was Mdnu Tanielu. Tanielu's 18-yard kickoff return 'after Aliso Niguel made the score 18-0, S<!t Estancia up on 1ts own 32 late in the first period, the Eagles' best held·position to that point. Tanielu ran a fade pattern on third down and Jamie Valdes' NEWPORT and they muscled to :the 29, before Steve Terwiske booted a CONTINUED FROM 81 46-yard field goal to open th~ scoring with 3 34 left in the open- " ing quarter. share of Woodbndge misfortune, Woodbndge punted after three as well, including a BLlly Clayton downs on its next possession, but interception m his own rnd zone the Sailor dee p man muffed the on third-and-goal from the 4 to reception, allowing Bret Reed to end ~.'oodbndge threatening to recover for the hosts a t the' put the game away on its ftrst Sailors' 37. possession of the second hc1lf. A 12-yard holding call moved There were also a the Warriors back, but handful of costly penc1l-Brandon Runk darted .ties committed by the "Our kids and dashed 49 yards for Warnors, several of played their a 10-0 lead on the next wluch extended Harbor asses off." snap. drives dnd caused It was the a rare big Coach Rick Gibson to play for the Wood- spend valuable energy Jeff Brinklev bridge offense, wluch on disgust. . ' ;the Harbor defense "W •11 k Newport Harbor e ta e an ugly High coach held to 6 yards or Jess wm, • said Gibson c1fter on 43 of its 54 snaps, his second straight con-including 10 plays of quest of the Scillors, who zero or negab.ve yards had thwnped his school "Our deferu.e played all but one of Hwu first great,· Brinkley said of rune meetings. the group, which Newport, 5-2. 0-2. included strong play and ranked No. 5 m CIF Crom Brant Hill, Cooper D1Vlsion VI and No. 8 m Wise, Mike Marshall, Orc1nge County, four Mike Stanton, Mike spots behind Wood-Tunney, Lucas Kerr, bndge, didn't go down . Shawn O'Donnell, without a fight. I Lamar Lee, Oscar Garcia, Kelsey The Sailors finc11Jy redched the Peterson, Mike Warther and end zone on foutth-c1nd-goal from Clayton. the 6,· when quarterback Steve I Clayton also shone offensively, Gorman rolled outside the reach catching five passed for 110 of an oncammg pass rusher and yards, while seruor tailback lobbed a sp1rnl to the deep corner Robert Peredia banged for 105 of the end zo~e. which the 6-foot-yards on 28 cames behind a 4 Clc1yton 1umped to cc1tch high work.manlike line. above the closest Woodbndgc Harbor, however, got nothing defender. on its best two of its three length- Chris Bargas n111Jed the con-iest possessions. version kick to bflOCJ the:.."V1s1tors After a shanked punt set them to Wlthin 10-7 Wl(h 5 07 left m the up at the Woodbndge 33 midway game. ctnd Newport defense through the second quarter, the forced a punt, whJCh gave Harbor Tars took uve plays to reach first- the bc1ll with 1 :49 left at its own and-goal at the 5. 15 Three cames, however, netted Wdffior Justin Vdlentine inter-JUSt 4 yards and a ·dropped hand- cepted, however on thP. first pldy, off on fourth down botched the and Woodbndge ate up all but scoring chance, as Woodbndge the find.I 10 seconds, before punt-took over at its 4. ing the ball into the end ione. After Clayton's interception, Gonndn connected with Clay-Harbor converted two straight ton for 25 yards on the hrst play of third-down plays and got a defen- the last-ditch dnve, but lus fmal sive holding penalty on fourth pass feU incompletC' more than 20 down to move the chains once yards from the end zone a nd the again. Sailors had dug an 0-2 Sea View They got to the Woodbridge hole for the second strtllght sec1-27, before a 12-yard sack and son . . intentional grounding call short- The aforementioned roughing circuited the drive, wluch ended the kicker infraction moved with 10 seconds lelt ID the third Woodbridge to the Newport 35 1 quarter. COM CONTINUED FROM 81 seruor tailback Nate Lemrnennan's 6-yard touchdown run, to cap an 11-play, 80-ydfd dnve that lasted over five minutes. · It was a dnve that lasted over hve minutes But Sc1nta Margarita's Mutt Lopez. a Newport Beach resident, re turned the ensuing kickoff 53 yards from his own goalme to set up an Euglcs touchdown that would give them a comfortable 20-6 lead. •I thought they nught blow the whistle for a touchback, • Lopez said. "Then I just hit the holes where I was supposed to hit them and I got lots of l>locks. • . Alte r Lopez's long kickoff return, Santa Marganta scored 26 sec- onds later when quarterback Greg Orlando went off left tackle on a keeper for a 68-yard touchdown run, breaking several tackles along the way and ~~ttlng a huge block from Tyler Thompson, who leveled Corona del Mar's Hunter MacDonald in the open field to spring Orlan- do. That's whl'n Santa Marganta Lee Smith recovered the Eagles' sec- ond ons1des kick, setting up another scoring opportunity as the two- time Sea View League and Clf Division V champion needed to go only 25 yards before runrung back Spencer McCroskey finished the series with a 12-yard touchdown 1aunt Corona del Mar's ortense, which allowed three sacks for rrunus-24 yards, went three-downs-and-punt on its following drive, then Santa Marganta ate up the~ ne~t four minutes. "We worked on 1t all wr.ck, • Hartigan said or the successful onside:; kicks, the fll".t of which cc1mc in the first quarter immediaUy after scor- ing the fm;t touchdown. The> Eaqles, wlio domini:ltt'd time of possession (28:44· 19· 16), scored • on a third-and-12 play m the fir.t quarter when Trent Zinn caught a ball one-hunded. The pass from Orlando was thrown behind him, but he tumed h15 body to haul ma spectacular catch for an 18-yard score. Santa Margantc1's Ryan Wheelan recovered the onsides kick, then the Eagle:> marched from t.bc Corona del Mar 47-yard line to score again on nine plays, completed by Matt Proehlich's 27-yard field goal with 37 seconds on the clcx;k, The Eaglc!i en1oyed thcu 10·0 lead until late in the ftrSt h4ll wh n Froehlich added a 31-yard field goal with 1:57 rema.irung. CdM'~ Dcnru Alshul r httd a n~r mtcrception and Seth Richard- on made a big stop for no gain to ~park a defensive sen for the • a King ,· •. Early in Ui 5ee:Ond half, Alshuler stnpped the ball from Santa Mar· ganta's Mike O'Gonnan and CdM's Mike Bergey recovered for the Sea Kings at thelr own 37. -, .. .. E ALISO aerial wt.ts nght on tarqet The 6-foot-l, 180-pound senior gath€'red m the toss ar.d scram- bled 64 yards for thl' touchdown • with 1 :26 left in the quarter. After Aliso Niguel pushed downheld agam to make it 25-8 Newport Harbor High's Sailors spent most of the evening trying to track down Woodbridge HJgh's Scott Barlow (12), Above, it's Cooper Wise (76) and Brant Hill (55) giving chase; at right, 1-Ull reaches out to try to put a lid on the Warrior in the Sea View League struggle. The Warriors won, 10-7. r.JM liAGGERTY·lYUUS I DAILY Pll.OT on Devon Sutton' 2·yard · m,hh into the end zone, Tanielu again went to work, returning a kkkoff to thi> Eagles' 311. Tanielu then bt-canw et Juck ot all trades, limng up as a tailback. then a quarterba('k, and hnaJly dS a rece1vc>r · · I le ran for two first down~ and d pctss play re!'ultPd m a lirst down hPCduse of mtNh!rence. The drive, how- ever, bogged down t1l the Ahso 7- yard line. · Late in th<' hall, Cesar Romero Ctmie up with a dnve-stopper, forciny Ali!:to Niguel quarterba{'k Jared Hill to fumble, RomNo not only coming up with the hit, but with the fumble recovery as well at the Estdnc1a 36. But again the Eagle.( stall !d The play::. that utilized Tamelu's ability weren't working. hut cStdOCJd ( 1-6, 0-2J \\ t•te only down 25-8 at the break. The Wolverines added two touchdowns Ill thP third lor ., 39-8 lead, but the Ec1glc wouldn't give up ctnd Taruelu wrmt to woik agc11n, scoriny on runs of 65 and 45 yard~. Tanielu's pr~enC£• dlso opened up a 10-vard touchdown pass from Kenny Voll>t11~na to KorE>y Menden. Tc1ruelu finished with 194 vard nishing dnd 113 ydrds rcc<>1vmq. ·we defm1tel}• ha\ P omething to take \\1th u::. mto nt•xt week,• Perkins said. ·our offense deh- rutel) did some good thmys. • DIAN4 MU.YM.1.1 DJ.IV Ml Corona del Mar's Grant Estabrook rNeflet out tn an attempt to top SUta Muprlta qurterbKk Greg Otlando In Friday night's 27-t Sea'11ew lMgu vktory tor the ~at SllddMbKk College. • Saturday, October 2.4, 1998 Score by Quarters Aliso Niguel 18 7 21 0 -46 Estancia 8 O 13 6 -27 Fi~ Quarter • AN -DurS1 2 run (Roy kick), 9 03. AN · Roy 20 FG, 4'48 AN -Hill~ run (Moore run), 2·s5, ES1 -Tan1elu 64 pass from Valdes (Valbuena pass to Tanielu), 1:26 S4<ond Quarter AN · Sutton 2 run (Roy kick), 11:S7. Third Quartet' AN · Sutton 2 run (Roy kick), 5'10. AN -N•kzad 3 rur'\ (Roy kKk). 3:27 En -Tamelu 6S run (Alderete kick), 3•1S. • Est -Menden 10 pass from K. Valbuena (run fa 'Ni) 0 JS AN · Sutton 69 ru" Roy ktek), 0 19 Fourth Quartfl' Est -Tan1elu 69 · in (pass failed), 6·29. Attendance: 700 (estimated), INDIVIDUAL RUSHING AN -Sutton, 17-136 3 TDs N1kzad, 13-96, Hilt, 6-SO, TD; Ours 2·3, TD, ~. 1·S, Tracy, 1-minus·\ Est · Tanieh..1, lS-194, 2 TDs, Miranda, 8-34. Alderete 5 O; Munuz, 4 22, Mueller, 3·7. K Valbuena, l-m1nus·5, Valdes, 1 m1nus·2 INDIVIDUAL PASSING AN · Hill, 4.7 0 97, Stanton 1 1 0, 4; Durst, O·l·O. 0 Est • K Valbue'la 3 13· 1 59 TO, Valdes, 1-4 0, 64 TO Tan,eiu 0--3-0, 0 INDIVIDUAL RECEJVING, AN • Hullinger l 38. Moore, 1-23; Nikzad. 1·21. Tracy. 1·1S, Alconcel, 1-4 Est -Tan1elu, 3 11 3 TD Menden 1 10. TO GAME STATISTICS AN Est First downs 20 15 Rushes-yardage 38 313 36-2S5 Passing yardage 101 123 Passing S 9-0 4·20· 1 Net return yardage 68 3 Sacks·yardage 2 20 1·5 Net yardage 465 376 Punts 2-33 5 4 28 Fumbles.fumb:es lost 2.1 4-2 Flags net yardage 6-80 14·120 Trme of pos~ess1on 21 OS 26 S5 •Punt returns. 1ntercep1;1orn, fumble returns Scor:e by Quarters Newport Harbor 0 0 0 7 -7 Woodbridge lO 0 0 0 • 10 First Quarter w · FG Terw1ske 46 3.34 W ~ Runk 49 run (Terw ske kick). 1 17. Fourth Qu41rter NH • Clayton 6 pass from Gorman (Bargas k.ick), S 07 Attendance. 3,800 (estimated INDIVIDUAL RUSHING NH • Pered•a. 28· lOS, Ste,.,.rart. 4 11: Henriquez. 2·3: Gorman, 3 mmus-12, Wood -Runk, 11-91, 1 TD. Harm 21·84, Coker, 1·2: Barlov.;, S-m1nus 13 INDIVIDUAL PASSING NH -Gorman, 7-21-2, 126 1 TD Wood -Barlow. 6· 1 S l 72 Harns, 0-1 ·0, 0 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING NH . Clayton, 5· 110 1 TD Jacobs 2·16 Wood -Masserman, 3·31; Hams. 1·22, Runk, 1-21; Coker, 1-minus·2. GAME STATISTICS ' NH Wood First downs 12 13 Rushes·yardage 3S 123 37-17S P:iss1ng yardage 126 72 Passing 7·21 ·2 6°16 1 Net return yardage• 0 29 Sacks·yardage 2 -16 1 ·10 Net yardage 233 266 Punts 3-43.3 8 32 6 Fumbles.fumbles Iott 3·2 1·0 Flags·net yardage 2·20 11·97 Time of possession 25.35 22 25 •Punt returns, mtercept1oos. fumble returns Score by Quarters Corona del Mar 0 0 6 0 -6 Santa Margarita 10 3 0 14 -27 First Quarter SM -Zinn 18 pass from Orlando (Ftoehhth kid:), 4 34 SM -Froelich 27 FG 0 38 Second Quarter SM -Froehth31 FG 157. Third Qua..Wr COM -Lemmerman 6 fur\ (kick blocked), 0.2' Fourth Quarter SM • Orlando 68 run (Frot'hlKh k1<t1), 11 SS SM • Mccroskey 12 :run (Froehlich kick). 9 11. Attendanct?: 4,500 (~t•~ted). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CdM • lemmennan. 22·76. TO, Alshuler, 1·3, Bergey. S-mmus 8 SM -Mc Crosby, 25 ·114, TO, Ofl.tndo, 7-104, TD, Thompson, 7-26. lope~ 423 INDIVtOOAl MSSING CdM -Bergey 1(}20..t, 102. SM -Otlando 9 18 0, 137. INOfVIOUAL RECEMNG CdM • Alshuter. 3·39, MacDOnald, 3 11; Hatfield, 1·'23, Hutcf, 1-10, Hay 1·S, R1cherdson, 1-4 SM • O'Gorm..n, 4 68. Zinn. 2 32. TO, lop<!l. 1 27, McCrmkey, 1-12; Thom~. 1 mlnu' 2. • GAME STATISTICS C* SM First downJ 11 21 RIAN!s yardage 25 95 43 267 Peulng yaicJ.ge 102 137 Passtog 10 20.1 9 ~8-0 Net return yardage• 0 1 Sack~~rdage 3 ·24 Q ;Q Net yardege 173 40S Punts 4..tl s l·l2 Fur1'lble fumbfes lost 0..0 t~ 1 Fl9 net y~ .t-24 12·1CIS 11me of po....ron ,, 16 .... ·PUnt NtUtM, ~fumble ~ ' .j I • • • I I ' I • • • • I I ' I • • • ' • • I I J ' ~ Saturday, October 24, 1998 l • Index •• ...... rJ -...a CB ,_ .... SERVICE DIRECTORY -for All Your HCKM and Bustne!ll NHds -...................... ""'"'14 ..-. min.) • w II ... ..... riii1 ......... --" ~ """ .... 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(949) 789·0931 sign Shop around tori••••••••• ENA T JENNINGS b flctllloua BuilnHI m11t lor r11I fflalt wlllcll fl 11 RV ' PEEK·A·BOO VIEW ralll. · • •P· Heme Statement b••ch 3Bdrm 48•1h. 2 acce11, Huge.Lot, CRYPT 1225 Harbor Vl•w Homes. ---~---8----pc r!td H p11son11 rtpr• ¥1tlel1H •I 1t1t law Otr '"-." viewing decks, !l·alop Anxious owners want $2850/Mo Call Karen Upper 4Br 2Ba lg new A Abs.olut• ucc•aa 1--------- u ot:st '' lo 1dmin11ttr tht d~~ '~=~=='°"'ire 111 ,.,,_, l1lor1111• lhl •II elevator. overelzed 10 aell nowt Onl}' @ Burr While Realty kit, nu crpt, 1unroom, Make SS lrY th• adult ANNOUNCEMENTS .. i.11 ol lht dtcldtnl. Carol Garcl• Company, btllllts •••mus .. It .-11 3c ger., Sl,850,000 PROPERTY HOUSE, PACIFIC Vll!W • 4 949-675-4630 2c prkg. $2600/Mo. Entert1lnment lndul· 2920 THE PETITION· requHtl :J<ttO W MacAnhut IE. HWJlltltr 111 1t1lltlll1••11 JIM S KAHAN, AQT S595K 642-3850 1d)olnlng ploll In yearly 673-6900 X 105 • try Keep your clothH 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ai.lhortly lo 1dm1m111r tilt Santa Ana, CA 927()4 ...-1.,,.,,..ttt llasia Tu• Vlst• Oel M111r aectlon. Act now 3br 2.5ba nu Ask for Goly.* on 8 bllllon S a Y'I• ottat• under tht tndepen-Ga S ~ Gracloue OS.. 3Ba 1 p1lnl 2400sf lg yd, Industry. You can eam s s s s s s s s s s dint Admlrn11ra11on of El· TCarOI L~n S rcla.~09CA ,11111trllsul•IAtJS1.C1llHUD W Prudential on huge lot. Pool, Buy 1 or •II ~ur 25% gardener Pet ok Sp•ctacular Harbor SISOO/wk $500 geta U WORKSHOP• ON lltH Act (Th11 1u1h0<11y 9~;0~'' ·· anta • ltll.lft1al l~•~ Fw e.......111m11y tpa. tamlly home pn b9e5iow1r!t5ai9 pp $2295 949-640-7262 Vl•w 1·Bdrm/1·Bath atarted. 888·845·9920 Pr•••rvlng C•pltal will llltow lht personal rep-lh WlltllfMI, DC"" •111" cul-de· sac. $1 ,050,000 949-4-v wllh Garage, FP, AJC. ---------In a down m•rket rff"1111•vt to take many J~t~d ~~·~·~~l~:ua~on-calllM>•1'25-~ 044-0373 x 221 Steve Leverett, Agent BAYWOOO lovely 2· Gourmet Kitchens, All cash prolltal Avg United Planners achons wolhout obtaining H1vt you started doif'lg Prud CA 714-624-4249 Sty, 2Br 1Ba. FP, Skyllghl, Spa, Gym & $45Ktyr rHtock Coke/ F1nanclal Serivces ol cour1 approval 811011 Ilk· busintu yet? Yes. 9.1.98 -,......,-=-~---~~-,...-HOUSES/ deck, gar, pool, many Tennis . Wilk . 10 Htrahey/Ptpal d i•· A 1 NP ong c1r1an very lmponanl Carol L Garcia COSTA MESA 1024 HARBOR RIDGE upgrades. Avail ap· Balbo• Island. s1580. plays In C.M. Work 8· mer ca. B counlry ae11on5 however. \ht per· This ar8'emtnl was loltd HOUSES/ 180" Ocean View CONDOS prox Nov. 7th $1500/ (949) 789·0931 7tirstwk. Inv. req'd club. 1600 E PCH eonal 11pres1nt1hv1 will be With lht County Clerk ol .. 4Br .... •ea 1·Story, 8500+5 .F. 6Br 9Ba Mo. Agt 9<99-675-4912 800·337·1375 >et101 NPB, Ca reQutred to g1v1 notice to .. • ., Cstm Hm. 52 500 000 FOR RENT TU'lta Oct 27, 4PM 1n1erts1td per1on1 unltH Orange Counly on 9-24·98 CONDOS Upgr1ded. Must Selll A t 1 800 S..o-6661 BLUFFS 3BR 2 SBA Amazing Ceah Prol1t1I so Compllmen1ary 1111y have waived nolla• or 19980770710 S21Gt< & 3Br 2Ba 0 • • Quiet ArH S2150/Mo MISCELLANEOUS Hershey rt. Gold (949) 719-9300 conttnttd 10 int proposed Dally Pilot Oct. 24. 3t, FOR SALE 1·Story, S204K. Hurryl HARBOR VIEW HILLS Barbar• Sanregre1 mlntl Loe. In C M .. •-.-F"'"A,_.;.L-L--.F"""E...,S-T"'"l_V_A_L_•_ aadctm1~nni~traTlhio'n a'nduih'!~1ndY. ~~111 ~N-'o_"_·1_._•_•_. 1_9_9_8 __ s_a1_06jl•••••••• Wont8La1t1 Agent 714· V1nltEryW. rS010m3Bfo'r e2x.p5aBn~ BALBOA Realtor 949·644·0195 RENTALS lnv/$7K oet S43K yr. ENJOY food, rldu ,. "" "' ~ 309·2 58. BLUFFS VILLA 2Br Stir/wk. 800·869.0665 ~=l~a~~~o"n"'~1:.'~nn~·~: ,_G_E_N_E_RAl ____ 10_0_2_ E'Sld• Charming 2Br alon/pool. $835•000 ISIAND 2106 2Ba. turnkey. Avail Dlatrlbutorahlp s~~~6~·2<;;1~"=~~~~~ 1ectoon 10 tho ptrlllon and Home on Cul·de-aac Agent 714•573•5354 Nov 1/6mo. Lae. deck, End '98 by owning Chrlat Luth•ran 1how1 good cause why the R • fj• ? t 2 4 0 1 50 0 Ca I I LIDO ISLE Brand New 28,. 1 BA Enclad yard, big garage, exc•P· ROOMS 2706 your own all ca1h Church & echool coun snould not gr1nt lho epom ng. * V.A. * M•rge Lea A••lt~ 5Br/5.5Ba-3753Sq.l'l. FP. tkyllghll, quiet tlon11ll $2200.$2500 buslntUlll • 7eO VlctQtla CM 1u1tio111y SO Down· SO Move-In 840•722.0020 3c garage. Biii Grundy area, 1 hH to bHch, ~1°"" tf.d .Af-at •No aelllng 2 b lk w or Harbor A HEARING on lht pell· I-'•~""' ... --:.. FREE Coun1ellng , Realtor. 949-675-6181 $1550/Mo 675-7574 NB Furn'd mstr br •Work 6·8hra/wkly l•O'l Will be hlld on. NO· ,_ -..... ._. FREE 1.111 or HomH E SIDE Chaimlng 3BR ta-.L-./~ Incl'• u\11/mald. Nr Bal •High prot11 polenlla11--------- VEM8ER 12. 1!198 11 1·45 .............. H u 0 IV A Rep 0 s Hor;ne on over 9000SF LIDO SANDS ..a6anr"~· Is. S750mo Pr,fmllurt •For rret Into c•ll LOST & PM In Dept 703 1oc:1ttd 11 1•800•723•6857 corner lot w/glant gar. Pristine Remodel. BALBOA ~ ~'l-/o.'14.94 person (714) 644·8100 1.800 201•8070 341 The Coly Ortvt, PO Bo• • lldaltt, at• h Veteran Real Estate Wiii hold 8 cars plu1 Granite/Marble thruout p NINSUIA 2 19491 673•8494 NEWPORT HEIGHTS FOUND 2925 '4170, Orange, CA 92613, QasM .. t.11.. huge RV are•. C•ll tor Nice yard. Big G•rege E 107 NOTHING OOWNI ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prot>11t Dov *$0.00 DOWN• d•tallt, S39",000 Many EJCtras S559K Oov•r Shor•• Ba"•rv 3yre new, deck, fp, Hershey 1n1ck rout11• llWl,..ttloc:biga. "' ,. vaulted ceil, own bath, Found! Whit•. fem1lt, IF YOU OBJECT to lht Learn how to buy Xlnt Loe. Earl & Judy Agent 949-631·1038 48r 2Ba Oceanfront dock. 4br 2.5ba, ~ car In C.M Net $52K/yr. pltbull mlxl 17th St. g" 1t1ng of lh• petl11on. you Reel Ealale w/11111• or T yl )\ 1 949-842 ga d Shor1 \ lse full prlv, no/amk. lndry 6hra/wk. Free Into " inoutd appear at lht hter-d I T II a or, g • • NEWPORT SHORES home, tully 1urn'd, 2 $r3,5y00.7 26 eroms 5 $540/mo, lncrs ulll/ 800-215 1071 24/h CM call to ldenttly •a •n<I 11111 your ob-no wn pymen · 0 4722 2BR. Office, 28A, car gar, winter only. 14• g.. O maid 722·0723 • ra (714) 546-8387 ' ttt•ons 0< me written ob· Free 888•010•0077 Eaetald• gated comm. Beam cellsl. newer Ille $1950 (949) 721·8896 Amerlc•n famlly Rty NOTHING OOWNI ect•ons wllh lht coun ~ ••FORECLOSED•• dttactied 3Br 2.5Ba. roof. •340.000 Udo l•I• 4br 3ba, sun-NP home guard comm. Loc1ttd In C.M. Your Lo•t 9mo old German ore lht heartng Your •P-Gov homes Hud. MHA over 1700sf, built In Biii Grundy Realtor• d•cl<. s•un1, frplc Room a vail. Private good credll+ 6hr/ ahepherd, •P•Y•d pearl/let ITllY be tn person Fin avail. Call 24 hra. '94. Xlnl Loe. S315,000 949-675-6161 CORONA Pelt welcome S3000 entrance/be. garage. wk S70K/yr avg. Call mostly t>lacl< w/tan or1>yyour 1norney '1days800·555-M>03. E'arl & Judy Taylor. OPENSAT·SUN1-4 DELMAR 2122 c111ror1how1ngAgt S600.(949)844·t211 800·213·5688 FrH answer• to Ouctien IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Agents 642--4722 . 5 SOUTHAMPTON 949·718·2721 Info 24hra Reward! 909--881·21 11 or conllngent creditor ol LOST BLACK MALE tho dtctaatd. you must 1111 NEW HOME E Side CM JUST RENOVATEDll •2 New 30001q h Penthouae VersaollH RENTALS TO P•ypt\on•• S150Ktyr CAT NAMED Harl•~" you• c111m w11n lht court SOLD! 3br 2.6b• from builder Over 2,500 aq.ft 2Br hom .. ror leaH. quiet 1br 1b• no pets. new SHARE 2724 Lowell prlcH, local Vicinity NPB back bay and ma.1 a copy to the pll· Snowcaat homea aprol( 176011 911 cell's 2.5Ba, 2 Marble FP'a area, ocean vlawal Call c•rp•l $1095. Call 1I1 • • av a 11 • are•. 1 white wl~ktr, 1ona1 11prt1en1111ve •P· for tale In our AC. walk·ln clost'a, 2 & amenlll11 galorel for Info 949-675-3384. (9'99) 675·4175 bt· 800·800·3470 24 hra duk collu.SSOO rcoinltd b~ lht coun w1th1n Saturd•Y Real Estate cer anac gar $285.990 G1ted comm w/pool & tween 7am·11am M·F CdM room tor renl 3br VENDlNQ: Profitable Reward 949.954•15 14 our mont •from lht d•ll Supplement! 949·722-8120 •P•I $529,000 COSTA Mw:SA 2124 3ba, 2 car gar, n/sm. • Euy Call For ol the ftr11 lssu1nc1 ot Ill· OBITUARY 888 ,. male prel'd, no P•ts, FREE Brocti. &•---------lers ., provided In Probatt HOMES OF BEtfr BUY IN THE avl 11/1 949·673·056Q Prtpd Calllng Cerd uc 11TTH e. Cod• aect1ol\ 9100 Th• LAGUNA BLUFFSI APARTMENTS n.&;.n.&o 1111 ume lor filing claim• will THE WEEK EAST SIDll 2700 af, CM 3br 2ba hse Cul-de-1·800·820·8782 FITNESS I b I t Dlaptau ad• •t•-Bc"CH 1048 Mint condition 3Br 4br 2 6ba hme ger. FOR RENT P of k I I 3000 no upore •ore our • •• IO.A 3Ba wt. •c, Jacuz.zl tub dener .Incl. $230.0/mo. sac. r at• s m• • Wk from hOm•I $2K·SK/l=jjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii monlh• from-lht hearing GREENE, at fu•t $751 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & 1 $299 000 t•m NS •v•ll now wk. Not mlm, travel In·'" NEW VIAGRA dalt nouced above Oeadl ne Wed 15pm more • PP (949) 645·1056 $685 949-548-4366 dust, Pub. co. aup· ALTll .......... Tlv• YOU MAY EXAMINE the M•lda Mltoh•ll ***** Arch Beach H•l~hte A Is o Av a 11p.bIe·1-----...... ---(80 9 n.-oo fll1keplbythocourt "Jou OPEN HOUSE OpenSat&Sun1·4 "Z"Plan (4Br 3B•. Studio/Lora 290.51---------CM/exec hm, gated, pon. 0) 43·3148 Iner•••• your Sex 811. peraon lnleresl• on ao• lOO. died 01 3br, 2.6ba. approx 2500+sq.tt.) $469.000 Flower "lag. 8ch BALBOA pool +cata. $800/lao drive. Free Bonua. tho 111a1t, you may tlfe n•tural c•u .. , on Lletlnga for t 151 1850 al 2br ero master Charm", pvt •nl/pkg, PENINSULA 2607 4/huge matr or 2br, 1 ·800·320·8250 w1111 the coun a Request Monday •v•nlng, OeadllneThur15pm aultH.OwnerS515K HARBOR RIDGE 1gl occ. n/pe11. S6951'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pvtllfe,qulet631·2111 CREDIT 29071 ________ _ for Spec.al Notice (form October 111• 1998, at ***** (949) 494·8547 SINGLE STORVI Open Hse Sun 1-4P1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" ________ .,, DE·1S4J ol the flllng ol an the Or•nfc• Grove ll pays to adver11H Pamoramlc ocean & 949·548·9870 3br 2ba duplex, 2nd E Side CM house, Inventory •nd appraisal of Reh•bllilal on Center In the beat loc;al •NORTH LAGUNA• City view I Tot•lfy W'eld• 2Br 1.58• floor, gr1 bay & ocean ;~a~e51/~ grlv ~:nt ?~: 111111 Hsets or ol any pe-In Garden Grove. Real Estate Section Bung•low 2Br 2Ba Vu renov1led lncludlng Condo, new crpl, FP, vu. 1 cer gar. over- t111on °' account 11 pro· Mra. Greene Is sur· CALL TODAY Expan1lon Pot•nllal granite kitchen & w/d hk·upa, lc att gar. alzed rma, 52050/mo. Mesa (949) 642·9622 vldtd 1n Probate Code ltc:· vlvtd by her d•ugh· Tool! $450.000 bathll 3Br, tormal n/pela 5976. 548.8858 . ___ (9_4_9_)_7_23_-4_17_8 __ Huntington Landmark, l•on 1250 A Request fO< t er. G • r a Id In• LISA RIVERA Agt, Adrl1n1 376-0071 llvlng & d ining+ , ·-Senior comm. Unfurn Speclal Nollca 1orm I• KHnlck•, her &rand· .... 4 ..... 57,. .-2~2 mor•ll Hurry & have W SIDE Townhom• St•P• to Beach Lg Share houH, mutet avaJl1bl1 lrom lht coun d au g h 1 e a 1 • r ..-. .,, 2br 1 ba Lrg y•rd 1 Br w/d hk-up gar clt1k r • Y • your choice of carpetl • • '' ' · br & bath. gar•g•. full Petitioner: Hul11mlth, and her ANNE WILLEY NEWPORT ,789 000 patio, 2·c•r gar, 191s ~~~ ~a~i9Jg_::;.~1": prlv $650/mo + utlla. gr•• t· 949·574"4249 BEACH 1069 ' of parking, ptta ok 714-9eo.34e3 HELENA T. JENNtHOS, granddeugtitera, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GATED BELCOURTll $1125/mo, no Hcurtty SUNNY 2br Apt above NB Clean reaponalblt 3819 E. PALM AVI., Heather Nyquist and •---------Over 3400 sq.ft.I 4Br nffded 949-574·1990. gat, remod. g•rage & to share 2br 2 b• ORANOE, CA. 12811 S•matha Otlbel. -nar-noA *BLUFFS E PLAN* 3.sea 3 Car Oar.•~--------laund St200 Av111 . IN PAO PEA Mrt. Ore•ne wa1 • ~ 3BR·3 1/4BA + F•m·rm ·-Oct.2~ (949) 675-7123 $478. + 1/2 utll. Nov Publl•htd Newport lovlng and caring ISIAND 1006 2 Sty on good grnblt Upgradu lnclud• LAGUNA 1st, 949--845-9178 h ·11 h-Nr E•albluff elam granite kitchen • ttr .. BEACH 2 Beach·Colla Mt.. Dally person w 0 WI ..,. p I a c. •I M 011 •·I n· 148 •--------- Polol OCtobtr 2•. 30, No-ml11ed by •II who NEW ON MAAKl!T Shitzen A E.780-3142 Condlllonl $179,000 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CORONA •••••••••I vtmber 'S 1998 SaFTtl105 ~~~w~~: ~!~~sure of Charming 3Br, 2Ba 28r 2B• Slngl .. M, no t..aguna a .. chfront DEL MAR 2622 COMMERCIAL GET OU OF DEBT! !:1' e can hf!!J!.! • CmJ11 C;zrJs Conwl1da1ed • Pa)mtnu L"" errJ • lflttrnl RtdurrJ • llara~men/5 Stupptd •llabla~ nd Hove A Garage Sole! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CIT'V OF NEWPORT IEACH City CoYnoll Ch•mb•r• of lh• City of Newport Beach • 3300 N•wport Boulev•rd1 H•wport IHOh P\.AHN&HO COMMllllON AOl!NDA Regular M••tlnt • Nonmber I, 1991 • 7tOOp.m. laland couage+2Br, •l•lra, •II gar. S245-CALL DIANA PROSER Furn. 3Br. 2Be , Fam ne11y ESTATE 2Ba rear unll on prim• S285K Dick Dlck1on, (714) 606-1779 cell Am, S\udy, FP. $4500/ 28r 18• Bright full kll. .~•••••••••t,:::::::~~~~~J 150' lot, 1lep• to Prud CA 721·3566 phone or (949) 76(). Mo. LFP 714·772·9272 deck, w/d, pkg, itor- bay frontll S&S0,000 Ab•ndon•d Be•ch 5000 elCI. 34411 $ OO S CIHatfled 842°88?8 ~.pjlot ANGELA GLASER Cottag• Once In • POOL HOME 4Br 3Ba N1:!WPORT age 11 · Op•n un ---------• Th• ;~:.·~~"m·P~•h•n· Ml!TRO R•alty llretlme oppor1unlly 11 w/Two Master SullH, .,. 2•5P 949•721•0455 INDUSTRIAL 2788 1tve •nd current dlr•c· i ' ' fr"i f: ' : ' I 1 I . : • ,-, I ' ' . (040) '123·08S3 only S349,000... Agent S450K Dick Olckaon. BEACH 2169 Cosy Upper Studio iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tory of good• and 1.,. II•••••••• 949· 723•8120 Prud OA 721-3566 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii no kllchen, ulla lncd. LOW RENTI lndu1trlal vlcH around I 1550/mo. Avall 11/5. 1pace w/ofllcH, 2200· -----:;:;:;:;:;~:;:,.;:::~~==;:;:;:~ '. ,'. . .. PACIFIC Vl.W BALBOA MEMORIAL PARK PENINSUIA CemetetY • Mortuary 1007 Chapel • Crematory ll~OiiWiiNiiiViioiiuiir iioiiwiiniiisiieniidiiy 3500 Pacific View °'1v• Beach 1nd Private Newport Beed\ Pier w/Sllp or &O' + 844·2700 Side Tie. A Ctlarmlng 1 SUBJECT W1ndJ:ion PIERCE IROTHEM the 81y R.,llurant ( on IEU IROADWAY Shullleworth, eppll •nl) M-U'""' * Cha"-' 22• 1 W"1 Cout H1gt1w1)" "'• -, ..-SUMMARY: Thll he11ing Cremation lnvo!Vll • M:htdul~ &-month review 10 determine 110 8roactw.y compl enc:• with C1>nd•llont Costa Meu Eleg1n1 Bayfront Hmt on Main Channel 48r 3.6Ba. SpKl1Cular Vu A1klng S2. 199,000 Ramona. Agt 875-4000 CORONA DEL ·MAR 1022 Of l$1JlfOVal or UM Permit 842-9150 "'° 3293 (Amended), u ;;~~;;:~~=~~:~~::; mocMtd •nd eppro..ct by the Plannlng CommltllOn on Febfu&ry 23, Iota. Tiit l'llMlno comm1•11on w111 " " "ordable contlcler. 1mong the condl· nJll tione of approval, 1pec1nc compllt~ IHUH relelld Alternative" to the control of nolH. •nc;I m•y tdd or M0<11fy condl· liont °'approval"' ordtt Discount r--•·· t 10 IChltve Hll1factory \.Al:J, ae ' comi>ll•nc:• APPLICAT10N: u .. P•rmtt Crema· tion & No. 3293 (Amtn<led} CtOA COMPUANC&: Thlt =~::·~;.-::i::i . Burial service lhll Jl It Cllt90flcally elt· ~Pt,: .. ~·: t,~~~ Why should you subject Q'Ulrel'Mnll oflhe C.S.fornlal If & f II ~nv11ontNnta1 ouau1y Act. yourse your am y to "For Your Very Best Buy At chc Beach" MaryAnn McGuire 646-6770 Pic.k A Price To Fir Your Budget: $169,900 to $194,876 SEAFAJRE Studio Pcnchou~c. 12' Ceiling~. Skylighcs! . $179,900 to $209,876 VlLI.A BALBOA 2SR, 1.25 BA. Small Ocean Views! $179,900 to $209,876 VERSAJll.E.S l.argcsc Double MBR lA TOUR PIJn 2 to Choose from: Qu1cc Loc..arions $369,000 to $428,876 • VILLA BALBOA c~ualina hland Front Row View I ~rgcst 2 BR, 2 BA Erucnada Plan $224,900 to $254,876 SUPERIOR AVE 3 BR 3 BA Plus MBR Loft! Anached 2-C:ar Gar2ge. Laundry! Fireplace! Skylights! •••••• 2. SU8JltCT City ot ..... J J I I d I I r" 8t1Ch, 11 I Cenat pay ng fl ate pr Ces or M::0r~= caskets & services???? rt~=-~~·' 10 lhe Ttlle IO°' tile~°' Cal Toi fret J~ PRUDENTIAL CAUFORNJA R£AL1Y 949·222·5775 x 257 •ISOOSf 78ctnl •f NNN ·.--- Jacki• (114) 873·2754. COSTA MESA 2624 ------• llmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilNCOME Newt~ llt•futbl•h•d PROPERTY 2790 1 Br f Be In lovely iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiil gated commty. Walk lo the•ter/1hops, PRtMR NEWPO .. T private gar/carport BaA,CH OUPLl!X HIO·S710mo + S695 $450K • AQl!NT dep Kl•ln Mgmt 949-723•8120 ...... 1 ... 000 N!WPORT BEACH BUSINESS a . 2669 FINANCE 1 & aa .. +2aA NllWPO .. T BAY TRllUtACR LO , a ~81 neat Beck Say & gotf cour ... La10• pool, new car· P•l & much more . Sorry No Ptt• • .-.... as BUSINESS FOR SAL! 2900 --------- RESTAURANT Xlnt NP beach loo. •v Owner. t1Ml5·1238 PAIRWAV APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON OA 11W COMMUNITY RY l'A8HIOi-. 181.ArCD ttca11llful llt'C llclt"d .,llt-el..~ llnrt ftolt c•nurlliO • Vk:w!t l'.njO)' rorNrcc IMl\A IQ >'l'IYf IEVMC! 1. ~ or .J UH '"Mulml"ni ho<ncl ·~fJt'r~ • Wl\•<ht•rldr)--<:f huok111..., • Hirt~ f~'lntl ~RMI • "" l ot ldll k'lf 111'41 • wt-I h1v In 2 l'l'KI l Ull • l'lllw m II). &l~IO • l,ot\010 t2.~ ~:Fcz~a..ct1C:~>. ~'*. ~ ~ • ._ ... Ir...._.__ I ..,...., Di•· ~ •-. --t" .... nu \.-.a I 646-6770 for addiliona1 inforrnation. ~~ MIP 0 t, ~ r• &.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~I, ................................................... , • l'lctl!IO dlll fCMPI U44<1G<N Si "" JJCll' ' I PLUG Plug Into ther Classified section to find services from electrlclans and plumbers to landscapers Be painters. D1M~ Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Classified Department to Have ? YourAd c;•ncluded 7 Here! 574-4246 rant! Occa.sion !Pfanrurs Imaginative, Worry -free & Cost Conscious • Business E vents • Personal Parties ( 949) 642-8,5 77 JIJST BALLOONs -N -THINGS •Commercial decorating! • Wholesale plain . balloons (all sizes/) • Custom imprinted balloons • Helium tonks • Lot decoration 714-731-3013 FAX 714-542·4124 Corporate Theme Parties Fairy Tale Weddings Christmas & New Year's Luaus • Rock' n' Roll Roaring 20's • Circus Halloween • Mardi Gras Renaissance • Futuristic Ethnic Parties • Children's Parties JUST TO NAME A FEW! Specwlt:.ing m cw.tum inl'itatium fur !>.pedal occasions. 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Q l -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •K6 06 o A1096 •KQJ053l The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH W£Sf I • 1• ? What do you bid now? Q J • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •A 7 o 10 o J 9 86 4 3 •A J 72 The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST sount WEST l • Pus I o Pus l<;> Pus 7 What do you bid now'? Q 4 -As South \lulnerable, you hold. • K Q J 10 6 o 8 3 o AK I • K 7 3 Partner opens the biddin& with one heart. What do you respond? Q S -Neither vulnerable, u South you hold: • 6 o Q 10 7 6 l o A K Q 4 • Q 6 5 The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST soum lo l• 1 What do you bid now7 Q 6 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: The biddina has orocecded: NORIB EASf" SOUTH WF.sT lo Pua l• Pass lNT Pu! 7 What do you bid now7 Look/or answers 011 Monday. Learn to be a better bridaeplay· ert Subscribe now to the Gorea Bridge Letter by caUl.o1 (800) 788- lll.S for informaUon. Or write to: Goren Bridae Letter, P.O. Box 44JO, ChJcago, m. 60680. ·/Ve 'II /lei'; f(pa /fk-lte ~ A GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 A Classified Special Section ! . Antiques & Collectibles · Don 't m:iss this very special ·-~~.a1 publication! \.% ":"ill he featuring antique & collectibles specialists in and around your area (Orange & Los Angeles Counties),', \.%dnesday, October 28, .1998! DO NOT MISS THIS! NEWPORT BEACll .. -----•I BEALTB, BEAUTY SERVICE TI CELRAMES IC CONCR~TE & FENCES • FITNESS 3740 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING. 3890 TAX WALL 3528 MASONRY 3557 & DECl<S 3615 !AWN.CARE 380Sliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PREPARATION 3925 COVERINGS 3932 DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Dan Dawson Plumbing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••I Leaky Show•rs R•p'd Brick, Block. Stone, Tiie *Wood Fence•* Palnllng-ln~xl Hou••IApl Apr, Rmdl, Replp~ TAX PROBLEMS? Stripping. drywall repair Aegroutlng & lnslall'n Cone, Pallo. Driveway Replace/Repair Low S Quality Job. Free est. Draine 24hr ave Exp t Aud It. non ·f I I er , Te.l(ture, paint touch L670130 Dean of Tiie Fplc, es91. R•f. 25Yr. Free hauling/est. Uc'd s-Al~ Lll'569897 838-8888 gas •Yst•m replpei collectlon. I cen up. Small Job• ok. ADDITIONS 673-8065 or 846-8526 Exp. Terry 557.7594 Ad.-11111gtConat t74-530f ~~~-~ Ike'• Custom Painting LSS4722 94e.e72o helpl 949·873·8905 Bob (714) 84<J..4368 REMODSUNG 3410 --------•CEMENT WORK• ~~ Pfof, Clean, Quality Expert Drain CIHnlng The S\rlpper iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCHILD CARE 3536 S tamped Concrete FIREWOOD 3618 /All'ftCflrtl..~·"lrn Work lnVExt&Oocks. &Plumblng Repalr1 TUTORING 3929 Specializing In Brick/Block/Stone/Tiie ·'P"'-L#703488 831-4810 20yrs e1ep All work QUar Wallpap•r R•moval A'!~~~ !'o~~=ODEL L541656 548-8110 .,.,,~ ROBERT ISHLL co. Steve 54s.a2oa l5889241 98~5037 CdM Uc'd, open fo r PT . Greet Firewood! I!! AIO ~•All L _ lnVEict•Small Jobi OK PATIENT TUTOR ....;;.~~-...;...;..-....;;...;...;..;.. llQuaJltyCon11tuct1on drop-Ina. going full Concrete. Orlveway1, Order nowl $135/cord· ~vg O•coratlve Painting Nt• hborl1ood Meth (•rlth-c:alc) We Qal• ahould hang •AH.aonably Priced time Jan 15.'99 pre· Patios, Repalr1/R• S75/hall. Free dellvery llECMNCON§CElN Ll494350 849·3008 19 physics, chem, tHt together. Strip, Install, •Local Co. #638318 reg now: Infante/Tod· moval. Rea/Comm to driveway! 865·1~2 1 Vt"m 714 •so ..... 2 .. P rM •• .;;..L.-r/ prep (CBES.T/QRE/ advlc• to the crazy. •St•ph•nson Aasoc. dlera 720-1939 l.295237 475·7800 " .... ••v v · ager riprSEWU ';:;: SAT) Free lnlo. 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All typea-Olty Workl L708279 988·9500 houaehold good1 • ROOFING 3910 Tereaa 714-282·7143 Est L730089 531•7943 mover• print their .._ __ 1_1c_. 7_408_98 __ _. 1 .. iliiiiliiiiliiiiiiil••I 3131 B I h H I I •--------P.U.C. Cal T number; ,. *e~r~~an °~~~1~:~:. CONTRACTORS GARAGE TIME TO BEGIN nmo• and chautteur••----------1 -------...;.,; Best In townl Reis. Oaretc GENEDllT JSSB iiDiiOiiOiiRiiSiiiiiiiiiiii3ii6ii7iiii8 YOUR HOME print th•lr T.C.P. num· PET & Grace 714-857·2847 1'iiiiiiiiil~iiiiiiiiiiiii-lMPAOVEMENT ber In all advertls• Bucket• • Broomall' ***475-18x7 ** m•nti. If you have a SERVICES 3870 0 .. Q UPHOLSTl!RY since '88 cuat. furn. upholsty, slip cov•ra antique rpr 542 ... 812 GARAGE SALE HINTS Before yoor. garage , determne wha taMna you With to tell. tMketore everything le clean •nd r'ep.ired. oMlib 642·5678 H 0 u••c1•an1 n g Ll!WIS Conat ruotlon Include• heulewe~ PROJECT? quHtlon about the l•liiiiiiiiliiiii~iiiiiiiiiii Friendly, reliable. 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R• PAIR nlah, enamel Yacht, dock AD po.-·-s• •5 'm1t.-.g Jobs Gary 8't5-S277 _______ ......;:1----------1• Ot home ~M7S-7817 Cle~lCIHnl CIHnl C•rpentry-ALL KINDS JNTUIO& p~;:~~·~~cc!a ~=~~-~ frtl Est./Sllior Disc. 20Yra e.p/Fair S/FrH Eal Cabinets Storag• DESIGNllltS 3782 t.lc#328884 24Hr1 • tJpts ofroofs CABINETS 3490 CAR.PENnY 3510 MACMl!DIC. Car• for Maclntoah Computera •Remodeling and an t~1 of repairs. No IOb too 1ma11. OC 32 y,. Llc·bond·ln1 M/C/ Vita 714-988-3584 W...twork OOOf'S ln1t. eta remdld, crown "'4dlng b ... /trlm etc. • ..... 65-4·1934 Carpet a Uphol. anlng Affordable .. dmalH over the ~el 483 .. 108 In your hmefofc. Low/ hoorfy rate. 873·94fS3 COMPUTER ~HP1 ·~\#C.AAO(S ·PW'llt OIUO/#~ ·IHT"l~IWA IW'llNt;R II •Af'llM IOI( OlomCt ·Wff "Wit tll¥Qf'IOIH 714·540·6344 U400030 714·839·14•1 Decl(1, Patio Covert 714·554-7831 T•H Haesl 768-6321 Plaater/Stucco Patch 714-433-0820 ELECTRICAL 3610 Home Rfftor1tlon/R1model ~OM£ ·Serving So Ca 25yrs· L...Jrltll!!!IJl!IL.Jj Tiie/drywaii/woodwork El DECOR Llc#326884 24Hra Small Job •XPl!RT FtneH/deckl/room 1dd 714·fS54-7831 Dunoen l!leotrlo ==~e~=~ ~='~!i rurniture & Acces50fies ----------• \.ocal/Oulck Reaponae Chrla 809-Geos Showroom: 3890 SLIPCOV!IS 3922 S • rv I c • /R •mode I a Foonta11m./Statues Ught flxtur• r•palr QUALITY CRAJITSMAN U2 75870 850-7042 20 Yra Exp. A•f'• PETl!RKIN Elect/le ·I'm Your Handyman- FAST/BIG SAVINGSS Mark 149-850.9525 , Re1-Com/1m·lg fobs LANDSCAPE 8r LJ11717 I00.74&-t741 LAWN CARE 3808 Now Hiring! \!\li ,_; (11\,il(' :. \ -. ' ............... ·~~ ...... Ti~. . ...,,.,...,,w. ~La •F..•N.an.•c..... FIBE ESTOl~TI. 722 • 7478 ntc.stooe • ~ Drywll Rfp.lt • Wllidow IDllJ RooaD( • Stucco Campkle Rcmoddloa (714) 999-7053 BAVUNG NllllTOTM•DUIO (?t .. _.,. ••• AVAILAllL• TODAY e4 ... 73-8He Preol•e Plumbing Repalra & Remod•ls l'ree Estimate• uun11ee .. 1090 ORCO PLUMBING fl DUIN CL&ANJNG 7 -DAYS/Wf.EK r. Ciliate Dilcouec RENT ~ ctaS11fled CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutter oHm25%0PP MateriaVLaborl 25 diUerent C'olon o{ cknam1 & 100'• of other falmc•! 35 )'l'•r• oE gu•lity wor~ and crah1man1hip! Have A Garage 'Sale ! oft The PUot Oossifieds at 642·5678 to ploce your Goroge Sole Ad! ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT . 5530 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 EMPLOYMEMT 5530 Private Poat Office Retall Sale• P'Hhlon ffT PERM ahlpplng Island. day ahlft avail. phone1 • friendly • Salary + comml11lon CLASSIFIED • Sales •••••••• lt'a the tHource you COME OROW Plea<se be aware that can count on to Hll a WITH usr Iha lfslings m this cot· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge por minute. NP. 949·842·8282 (714) 588-1174 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Retell counter and Gift FIND' ADMIN ASST Nat'I wrappera, for the Mall myriad of merchan· Expanding retail ad· dlH Items. beeauH vertlstng department our column• compel 1eeks a self motivated •hopping ctr leHlng Room, NPB fashion 1 qualllled buyers to account· executive to Co. Heka motivated Island Aqply In per-an apartment calll 1111. develop and Hr· 042-5878 vice new business 1-----------and special sections EMPLOYMENT detall Ol'lented Admln 1on 537 Newport Ctr, through Classified Asst to 1upport Vice _____ ;;.,;;.;..;....;;..;.;..:.... ----------- PrHld•!'f. Mu1t have auperlor computer, (Eiccel & Word) and phone 1kllls. Fax or mall reaumes to Lord Assoc 115 S Union St fl. 205 Aluandra Va, 22314 All Karen Fax (703) 836·8802 In· terviews 11ort Oct 27 F••hlon Model PT, NB wator front restaurant, no exp necessQry, Th· Sun lor the Lunching ladles. Fuller figure ok Brill 714·675-21 74 1 -=~· 1(1 "1rtne I NG_ l'lanagca .. _°""" c .. 111, • Rmiunnt Fxp Rcqutnd I • Oppon11niiy fu1 ~i\( • Escclknt smiy • &n<'it~ 1 fu Rtsume 10 808 94?t58NS67 or Call 919'589'8550 UL 213 Mothe(s Mmft PAYROLL/ 'lltcbeo ADMINISTRATIVE ls now ecctpunq ASSISTANT 1ppl1alions Fodood Payroll ass11tant and ""tts 1n thtir unlqut & ofltce administrator. populu 'fVt"N" I l _Y,\...:.L r . ' " . . Arc you loo~mg f()r a fun JC >b with grccit benefits including free hotel nx1mc;'' The Hyatt NeWJX)flt..'1' t'> nx:nutmg lor Sales Administrative Assistants Pleuc apply in person .It 1107 Jamboree Road Newport lkac..h, CA 92660 Mon and Tues lpm·5pm and Thurs 9am·lpm We prefer a candidate WANTED 5535 to have a minimum ol ' t year print ad-vertising experience FINNISH woman look· Excellent communlca· Ing for housework. lion skills. Ablhtv 10 Excellent rel• Call sot goals and make Alna 714·285·0019 professional preaenta· Loving Swedish nu11e tlons In a lat.t paced good cook. driver. By and detail orhrnted en-tho hour or 24hr vironmoi:it. Good loco I ror s t 2yr Xlnt benefit package, exp. (949) 646·3735 lnch.1dtng 40tk .• Orugi----'---...,_ _ _.___~ screening/physlcal re- quired. EOE. Resumes via lax. At· tentJon, Lynn Esola 714-650-"802 or malt: Times Comm unity News. 330 West Bay Street. Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 Chances are you will find what you need at the p1ice • you want to pay when you read . the Clauifleds eJery d av Full llm• position. Job rtsuurant tnthiu1um l Fax Resume, to (""9) 6-U-2260 duties include: asslll· uperltnct1stuentiel JobUne(949)759·3075 HICKORY Ing with payroll for DIJ & ttt posltlons. f ARMS m1d-1lze company Jo,()£.AA • .WM>I\' and executive oll1ce Pleau •PP1J at: Can't seem 10 admm11trat1on PleaH tts E. ir Si CM Gift Supervisor send -resume to Ac· L " ·dor.,1< r ..... .:-1':'1n\ I"• .i. get to all th'Jse counllng Supervisor. ,... Id, o1 H ... 1io:.ry f..,n., ~!U repair Jobs ~~s:0"(;~5~~62~0·~~ RelH • RelH •Relu ~ 'f BAN';f. Relu • Relu •Relu Gift sales around lhe house? \\ ~ < · •. ,1 J mon ... uunn' Let th" You may lax resume • ~ ~ • "" • ' • "' w. 11.~111.>~ ... 111™ c I Ill d to: : =' H""-'rr fdrm• .,.11, ass e (949) 642·7667 -; ;-Service Resume •hould In-CIC • elude salary history • • Directory Physlcal/drug screon • ~ help you find I I d EOE • Apply in person: no requ ro ,!! Job Fai·r •• s re11ab1e help. _ Hlllqren quare " "Employee." "Empleado." "Arbeitneluner." ~ ~'Emplo)t:." ....... Sot rdoy, October 24, 1998 Dail '"\Pilot ............. E ..... Pharmacy d Th @ PM JU n l 11 .1 L• 1 .. " ·• 642-5678 · ·PHARMACY TECH • Wednesday an ursday 6 : • 'I: "'-.:..._ •CLERK TYPIST : October 28th and 29th ' • ....-----------------; ;~~~~ERORUG In := Lincoln Elementary School• 3101 Pacific View Dr. ;, Newport Beach • Corona del Mar • WHITTIER T "-\V/ SCHOOL Full & Part Time post· : (2 Bloclcs South of MacArthur in multi-purpose room) : LI\ W t•ons, llolf1bte ached--; • C N FQ 0 Ir R ute. Call lor Interview CIC Tommy Bahama's Tropical Cote & £mporium ~ PUB LI I RMA n N OH~E (949) 642-0t22 or lax • ''The most fun you can have worlcJng." : resume 949-642·9469 : We are opening our 2nd Cahforma compound on November 23rd at PCH and • Immediate opening. Responsible "'P-re_·_S_c_h_o_o_l_t_e_•c_h_e-,-1. MacArthur Blvd ID Corona Del Mar Plaza. We are purveyors of the "island • for s ·chool's publication and media & (Elementrv aide °' hfeslyle" • great food and drink with a tropical lw1st and high quality =' "l prefer .adverti ing. . 'th the pi\ot and the w1 l due to the great H.B · : d ore at respon~e an e;-•• • . . 2-epm) 2 positions. • cosual. lun clothing for men and women -served up with an abundance of • relations. 3.5 years exp. req'd along p r 1 v a t • a c h 0 0 1 • ] hosp1tal11y in a relaxed island atmOliphere We are looking tor a few good • Hunungton Beach .; people to help us pull this ofJ Serure. Ba.rttnden. Ho11/Hoste11. ;, with excellent writing/editing skills area (71 4) 536-1 •4, • Bookkeepen. Retail Salu. Sou1 Chete. l.ine Cooks. Prep. Olah. and RUMen. ;. and desktop publishing. Experience APPOl.NDl&VI' SCITERS/ fONn.IUIPA'i rt1l'H1<..,,1.,....i ''Tnlna .J1tl'l1 : The retail part ol this isl~d lifestyle idea that we are opening m Corona • with 0. C. media desirable Salary -; Del Mar Plaw 1s pretty cool We have a complete line of men's and women's • ~ portswear -anhque·loolr.ing , one-of-o·lr111d, tropical ~hirts. blousts. shorts, =' range from $30K to $35K Send • skirts.pants, shoes bells and more -all made the way clothes were ma!M SO 8 .!! years ago with detail. quality and care Add to 1he mix home furnishings • cover letter/res1,1me to: • return to hme and time agatn We are loolung for a few good Retail Sale1 =' Dail ''Pilot ""' .,.,,. .. ¥,:,."' mer service. . custo . Bill Solis g12-~20 Per Hour T()ft-J•NMl111:crs hll(ha • llulth. I >tnl•I lt•uron('t • .. II I.lion •l\llf•-.caU•., • J ,•1• It"" f"'flllt.,f'tf"T'I ,:i and'"' t<Opl<ul "'''and you hQ" an ·;,w.d '"'"'"". tho>ou< •""'' • Oire<to< of Hum•• Re'°"""''~ : Specialists who believe work should be fun and want to be part of = 3333 Harbor aoulev.ud Ind d .; something new and exciting • ~~C~o~s;ta~;Mc~s~a~,; CA~9~2;6~2:6::::!!!l~~~===:~:~~~:~:=~~:?:!JL~~===: .. :·:::<>:'{:O:U:R:~:lf:E:Sft':L:E:A:N:O:S~U~O[ • Expenence IS valued, but nol necessary People slnlla essential JU F 7 14/444/3680 . cucTO ... DESI '' " -• !!. ax: 1111111111 -'*OfC* MAOI '°""fAlll V..WSf •-MT MAO! ;;i> IVI -; IJ you believe work thould be fun and want to be part of something new and : (Nv phone c.1/ls pk.11r) ---····- ':' txcllit.lg. then pleaH atl'1!d our employment seminan on Wednesday or • • Thur1day, October 28th l 29th. At Lincoln elementry School (multi purpoH ., .!! room I 3101 Paciilc View Or. Corona del Mar 2 blocks eoutb ol MacArthur • .; For more info, call us at (949) 760-8686. 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WARRANTY, • 2 YR. MAINTENANCE AMIFM CASS., AIR CONDITIONING. PIS, DUAL AIR BAGS, nu WHEEL. 2 Ylt. MAINTENANQ. 100K Ml. WARRANTY ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley · Independent to . reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell, we' II run it for another week FREE! All for just $10 •. D YES, SELL MY CAR . Name Address City Zip Credit Cards 0 MC 0 VISA 0 AM X Cfedlt Catd Number Please Check Pertment Bo.Kes Year __ Make ____ Model ___ _ 0 II Cytlnder 0 Pow9r/SNts 0 &in AQol Price • 0 V·ll 0 f>ooltef/Bfll<H 0 lln19d Gless ·--~ 0 Aulo Trtns 0 f>ooltef/WlndowtO WhMle Co¥efs 0 4 Speed 0 Pow9r/St-~ 0 Lendeu TQf> 0 5 Speed 0 AM/FM SI-0 Wlr• WhMll 0 ht Condo~ 0 OlAM eoncoo1 DMot ..._., • $10 lor 4 0 L•!Nf Int.tor 0 c-tt• 0 C:U.tom l~ lines, $1 eech 0 FIAi ~ '0 Vlnyf Root . 0 ~ 8Ki< Window eddillonal hne M•U to1 Delly Pilot 330 W. Bey St Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Phone1(714)642-5678 •Pu: (714) 63t-6594 - ------ -- - -- -- ---... off , • Includes Rebate ON ALL OTHER MODELS ~' 0 MSRP * '94 FORD . '92 SUBARU '93 CHEVROLET '93 JEEP ESCORTWGN LEGACY WAGON CAMAROZ28 WRANGLERS A/C, x-clean, PIS, must see, M;, Tilt, Auto, PS, PN, NNFM VS, AT, AC, PS, PW. POL Cust whls, PIS, 5 spd, ca~tte, low ml, family fun. cassette, P,1oct(s, AWD, get AM/FM CO pla~. CC, tilt, cassette, red hot beauty! (1332431 ··977' alloys 1211115) 12100821 '8977 '9877 '9977 '95 PONTIAC '93 DODGE. '96 FORD '98 CHEVROLET GRANDAM RAM 8·250 MUSTANG CONVERT 1500 PICKUP Cruise, tllt. auto, PIS. ABS. Conv. vao, VS. alloys, FP, loaded Plaeet, A/C, CC, lift. X-dean, Alf, VS, AT, AC, PS, PW, POL. P/W, AM/FM, Pl1ocks, tow pkg, mint In/out, 1v, VCR, PIS, PIW, must .... Pllocks, low AM/FM cass .. CC, Ult, tow cassette, low miles. fS'W23l must see. Low ml. ll5'1at mi., like new. oa1:tt1 •ii1977 '9977 •13 977 '14 977 '97 FORD '95 LEXUS '95 BMW 32111 EXPLORER XL ES300SEDAN V6, lthr, AC, PS, PN, POL. V6, A/C, PIS. mint cond., V6, lthr, CO, A/C, F/P, Mt whit.. dual plseats, AM/FM can. Saturday, October 24. 1998 81·1'1 ®i ~\\ .. -.,_,,r.·~_...-'fil> Oldsmobile . Fall~-, ~ ~-~~~ . Event t.91« +•tar 3' a<la.41111'-•..,._,cnll 1o1a1 "'"""smut._.. m,.m so 1o1. of..-. s1J,ffUO + m. 121 ml • ..., ,. yes .. 12< ,.. .. it WIS. '88 BUICK SKYLARK Z!lmc.a.-.., ..... '90 CHEVY CA MARO '-~a.St\\bra,~t'kr..'1' 1211C '96 CADILLAC DEVILLE i.a.•111N1rW.,=ue.tdm ~ J '96 CADILLAC CONCOURS br Ii, l90H~ ~. 1111 ,Ill•.~' 1~9) '98 OLDS SILHOUETIE GLS.attr 1••' r...i mi.~. rot m mrm, SAVINGS INCWDF.S $#00 REBATE t5 083 '96 CADILLAC SEVlLLE STS J7 290 H.P.~. br IK a, tW pcut. ilmlc11llRl61 '98 CADIU.AC DEVIlLE Vl. ~. IDY Mr. IJIC a. prcw. taa (?617JI) '97 CADIU.AC SEVIU.E STS l.tw Ill a ' Ba.ct..--A_, Bal ehn1n (fl2lll) '23,988 "~ 038 '98 CADILLAC ELDORADO S'!£ T~J-7 -.29SHI.._ .......... --~ .JV . All "Ctm;la• •ub)OCt to pnot' aa.le A c ..... it aPJ!to.ral plu. IU , ho;:. dlX , -mos A dMU..Lion (•• l'kf\ll'H '°' 111u1tra11w pullM>M• °"'' ll"flh"a Sua.Jay al'l.r SNhlkadon I 812 Soturdoy, Octotw. ?4, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot . . ~ .. .. II " • :I 0 )'\ •o .... 0 .. ;~ c " -c ~ O"' 0 "' -.C U"O _ .. " :s;: O'M ~M .. ~ --" IDltCllUDISB MERCHANDISE BAI.BOA 6107 TUNSPOITATION BUia 9035 GEO 9080 JAGUAR 9105 UNCOLN 9120 PONTIAC •-----MISC. 8015 PENINSULA 1-miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii liiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 p ..a. a, '8 1 M •tr o S 1 5 00. '83 XJ& VP 4D ----------------------------- '88 TOWNCAR '88 GRAND' AM Like new, loaded, (518428) $13,898 Cost• M••• Llnc oln·M•rcury (714) 540·5830 i----------•• ••""venue Auto. A/C, Am1Fm. (93..tl74)t2o,ees Serv tor 12 complete SUN ONLY S-1 $3000,00 • Ca11, (949) 548-<>474 •AUKR JAGUAR va. ABS. CUI\ whll, (8233CS8) $27.998 Co•t• Me•• Llncoln·M•rcury 714 540·5830 1010 Ea te Cor\ducled ~tttiqutt (4) 40~ ~ in Newport s..ch 714.673.6223 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS ' Collectibles . .,,,,.""' ...... ~_. • s,.,.... • Atil'I "• Of'u f..,-.,,.. $$ CASH PAID $$ ..._.,.... ... ~~....,.. wr BUY ESTATES • """""' ..... ~ ~<• "WE PAY MOM $ FASTER" ~ss1.s133e SOUTH C8AST AUCTI N 2202 So. M1ln St. Salltl Ana, CA 92707 l .,..dfo 61-<••"' CA 02tA FU RNITURE 6014 Ht Coalport China. 51*2 1L/20TWs•o•tFB•ay BOATS 7011 848-718·872'8 (714)953·4&00 pattern Ming Aoae, never u .. d Ht of NEAT STUf'Flltlll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii1 __ ..._ ______ HONDA 9085 '83 XJS Cpe 20 (93· Waterford Crystal, Boston Whaler & 25hp CADILLAC 90401'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 1 7 1) I 2 0 • 8 8 5 many pc1 or Alana &1_C_O_R_O_N_A_____ JoM•on motor, w/ei. 1~,84 ACCORD l!X• BAUl!R JAQUAR Llvmor• 949-6~478 loader trailer, greatliiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii&ii c bl / t 1• <71 4)953-4800 -------9-1-2-3 PORSCHE , ____ _,,..._...,.. __ DEL MAR 6122 condition! S2995.00 '94 DeVltl• adn ""D oupa ue grey, u •Y ---,,..,,.,.,...4,....X,,..,..,.J .,,..• ___ LOTUS TraJn Bo•rd • loaded, great cond, • v iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii HO Track 128 .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l ___ ce_•_9...,> ... 87 .... s-_7_81_7__ (94-4091 )$21,888 S11.500 673-1828 01 am on d b lu/tan. 848·548·3800 SAT 8 ·12:00 •DONATE• YOUR BAUl!R .JAGUAR chrom rlm1, idnt cond '89 l!SPAIT S4S '83 811SC 8cyl, Sapd, 815 Marguerita •BOAT• (714)953-4800 '89 A ccord Coupe (692442) $18,995 Black/grey A/C, lthr int, p/w, am· tools, furn, clothlng, 10 your Favorite •95 Concouri Oevllle 2dr, It blue, mnrf, all BAUl!R LOTUS 10K ml, oz rlma. Im stereo, cass, cc, WANTED dlshea, ttouuhold power, A/C, auto, 848·942·7700 F 9"""' sun root $14,900 It rrTC' Cha11ty 949·675·7110 . 28k ml, t owner, 4 cyl. alarm. 40k mi _ _.. ______ _..,,.:.._.1 ( 83!25) S4 •""'" ... 4 ..... 7 4 .. 8 TO BUY 6019 •--•-m_•~·~'"--'1-1 ---(272032) $22,888 518,500 714·378-4501 '84 XJe Sdn 4D BAUa:R LOTUS • ..... 5· "' 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii SAT 0·3t00 --------LEXUS Off Ask IOI' Suellm (94 -4 169)$23,888 848·842·7700 1 BUY ALL PIANOS 1221 S"urtilne Way, POWER BOATS WESTMINSTER ,85 ACCORD LX BAUER JAGUAR -_.,..,,9,.;,9"""=•=s=p=R.,.,IT::---TOYOTA Big screen TV, furn, 7012 (714) 882·0900 Auto, AC, Cass. mint! (714)953-4800 v8 p 1 1, /blk Antlques-qual. furnllurt books, baby Items, • ear ye •0"" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ipc or houseful cash kltchware, etc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'·--------(3MWA027) $13,5 5 0 '84 XJS Convt 2D only 1 In U.S .. paid (714) 957·8133 ,~--------On •hore mooring+ DODGE 9065 LEXUS OF • (94·3973)$35,888 (A15600) $85,615 '95 4RUNNER SR5 ,-WESTMINSTER BAUl!R JAGUAR BAU!R LOTUS Low ml, auto, morel Old Coins Gold Sliver COSTA MESA 6124 Boston Whaler. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892-8900 (714)953-4800 948·842·7700 (3MIV145) $191.9150 franklin Mint, Sterllng All Accessories, $19K '78 Dodne Box V•n•-.9-5"-0--0-vs.,..s_E_V_E_X_V ____ _:... ___ ;...._ ____ , LEXUS Of' Old watches & Jewelry or OBO. 075·1835 • an '95 XJO WESTMINSTER Westco11tColn 642·a448 Catholic Daughters 1 ton dually, roll-up Lo Lo ml, lull equip White/tan lthr, ---------Charity & Vard Sale dr, good cond, S1500 (028051) $16,497 (728549) $27,995 MERCEDES 9130 t714> 892•0908 RECORDS/TOP$ FRI & SAT MARINE SUPS obo 714·865·!432 • L'EXUS BAUER LOTUS •--,-9-0_4_R_U_N_N_E_R __ Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock 2574 Carnegie Near MISSION VIEJO 714-042·7700 V6, fuliy equip, clean, Etc .. 50'• & 60'• Mike Harbor and Fair Or. DOCKS 7022 ~rR'DllDI (84 9)3 84-0 804 '81 300SD (Ol5409) s24,987 045·75 0 5 Qarag• Sale Sat 8:30-•·"•l:.iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiioii6ii7i ;·-.9-=-7-A_C_C;..O_R_O.....;.E_X_4_d_ ·~~5~~=5)~~n;:8:~ ~~~~~! o~·u·:.1 ~~~~ LEXUS 4pm furniture, clothea, LlDO DOCK for 20ft 11 Full pwr, V6, lthr BAUER JAGUAR $4500 (949) 723·4824 MI SSION VIEJO PETS •· lamps, tablH & misc Electrlo/Whaler/Sall '77 Ferrari 308 OTB (005317) $19,987 (714)953-4800 (949)3 04-0084 Q 7\1W.17th St. B-12 boat, Xlnt Security Hardtop, dk brwn tan LEXUS ____ ..,...,.. __ ....,,...,..__..,,.. 'i•9i33ioilioii!ol!srtLL°11:2~C~y;i1,:f-_..,::9.:..9.:..C~AM:;_R:_V.;.,::L~E;..:__ ANIMAI.S 6 0 49 (949) 673·7677 Int, showroom cond, MISSION VIEJO '98 XJ12 Sdn 4 D whlie. black Inter .. '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sat 8·2/1789 Orlole ---------11,300ml. S38K/obo (94 9)3 8 4-0004 (96·3962)$40,9 8 5 11,685 ml, hke new, AT. full pwr, mini t• httle tykH. baby stutt. "ewport offshore (949) 675-4382 BAUER JAGUAR $72,500. 949·873·3432 (900606) $14,588 BEARDED COLLIE anllquu, exercise mooring. Close to (714)953-4800 LEXUS OF purebred Al<C seeks equip & misc. hsehold piers & parking $8750 ---------INFINlTI 9 0 95 '94 Benr S dn 40 WESTMINSTER boyfriend for pups.--------948-040-7085 FORD 907 5liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-J_e_E_P ______ (94-4144)$2 0 18 85 (714) 8 9 2 -8900 , ___ <94_. 9_)_7_33_·_15_9_s_ NEWPORT 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '96 lnflnltl 045 "" 9110 B A U E R J AGUAR ,_ Wanted shp/slde tie tori• Green/tan, full pwr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)953·4800 • 1--------- FREE Block Lab female BEACH 6169 33' Sail Bo11t RHson-'82 Explorer XLT (400482) 5 2 5 990 -----------VAN S 9 yrs, to good home, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii able prlce/salllng les· 4x4, Black, all power, Costa Mes~ '93 Grand Cherokee '93 190E 2 .8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii free german Import, 511 Tustin Ave sons? 714·895·9679 C/0, llnled $9400 Call Lincoln M ercury ~ared~ 4X4 r~d, gra~ Low ml, chrome whls germen shepherd (In alley • Sat 8-1p) Ralph 949-720-0915 714·540·5630 cnot'nd1. pKwrmw, lngdooow (3EJL248) $17,777 '8 2 VW VANACON mole, 1 yr old to good ·--------LEXUS OF EXCELLENT BOOVlll home Rois a must. Mostly kid's stufJ. • 9 5 T a u r u a Q Li---------doors, sloerlng/CO WESTMINSTER NO MOTOR 5500 Serious only. refrlg & Miacll AUTOMOBILES $10,200 36kml, PW, ISUZU 9100 changor, romoto entry. (714) 882·8 9 08) (949) 675·3391 (714) 5 05·09 08 SAT 8·2 refrlg, turn, PO, AC, AT, CC.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $14,500. 949·673·8199 1-P-E_R_S_l_A_N_K-IT_T_E_N_S_ chlldrens Items, Stereo cass, lmmocl1• ---------'84 DODGE 3 50 Loveable ball of fur. pictures, & Iota morel 1 owner, all record•. '9 5 Trooper LT D L_EX_U_S----9-1-1-5 M ERCURY 9 135 Boverly conversion CFA registered, grand 427 lrvlne Av• ACURA 9010 ,_-(8"""4 ... 9_)._8_4_0..,.·0..,..5_8,_5_ 4X4, 21Kml. auto, Van. Pwr. dual air, .-(3PA0583) $20.550 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 67,900 ml. 1 owner, champ lines, shots, SAT 8·2 '97 MUSTANG L EXU S OF records. $,.5900.obo heallh guar, blk mole table & chairs, eloc AC, pw/pdl, 1111, WESTMINS TER .'95 ES 3 00 '9 3 Sabi• L S 43k ml, 949·759-.?407 & a Toni fem, S300, dryer, gtrl• & 11dull '90 INTEGRA (208477) $12,997 (714) 892•6 9 08) Mldn,lght bluo/lllory Super cloan, loaded. (949) 840·8132 clothea, shoes, linens. 89K Ml, Fully loaded! Coat• M esa (119654) 524,977 llhr, bucket, Pt' S9sool--,8,_7__,,,G_M_C,,,_2_5_0_0 __ gardening tools, $ 8 5 o O /0 BO. Llnc o ln •Mercu ry LEXUS obo 714-241-7050. •VAN• star conversion glauware/dlshes. 849-548·2987 (7 14) 540·5030 JAGUAR 910 5 MISSION VIEJ O ,97 M ountaineer 4o tow pl<g, frt/rear AC, 4 P oster Calif King PIANOS & toys, books, pictures, ---------__ .,._ ____________ 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (949 )304·0064 co. prem sound. 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