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NewPort ·B~ach · wiI1s car crasJt lawsujt . ' .
• Case fil ed against city had
m any similarities to Irvine
Avenue accident involving 10
Newport Harbor High students.
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NEWPORT BEACH -A car filled
with teenagers. A driver who was sp~d
ing but not intoXJcated. A grisly, late-
rught accident on a Newport Beach road.
One person dead on impact .. One in a
coma Wlth severe head injuries.
On the surface, the above scenario
may appear to descnbe the heavily pub-
licized Irvine Avenue crash involving
Donny Bndgman, Amdndtl Arthur, Jdson
Rausch and seven other NE>wport Htlrbor
High School students UJ May 1997.
But it actually de,PiCls the circum-
stances of a separate yet eerily sin\ilar
ovil case tried this week m Santd Ana
Superior Court in which the defendant,
the city of NeWJ>ort Beach, prevailed.
In that case, a 1985 Subaru station'
wagon was speeding down Jdmhoree
Road when the driver, Melissa Kaye, 19.
of Newport Beach lost control and hit two
large trees in the center median. Sdld.
Dave Brobeck, the city's attorney on the
case.
The accident killed Kaye and ser:ious·
ly injured Stephen Aragon, 21, of Nor-
walk, who was e1ected from the car and
suffered brain damage.
Aragon had no insurd.nce and got only
$100,000 from Kaye's policy to pay for his
trealmcml"ut Mend1an Nuero Carn -the
same fctc 1hty where Arthur Wds tr~dtPd
tor bram dtsmage.
Arngon subsequently sued U1e city,
dllc>giny thdt JamtiOlee Road had inade-
quate hghtmg and that the trc~s on the
mechttn were too huge and unproh"'ctt:d
tor hemg so close to the roadway.
Whtie the city prevculed and will b •
spart;?d the multimillion-dollar ludgnwnt
Arngon ought, Brobeck said 1t wa~ a d1l·
hcult C:dse becau~e of the emotion
mvolvecJ. .,
· "TIH•rc V.•as sympllth~ potential.
l>eCdllSC them lS no doubt tlusyoung man
1 seven·!~ impam•d and will l>c for the
re t of hi life," he said "But the law sa}'S
thnl sym1>athy, passion and prc;ud1ce
Cdn't enter into a jury .<I ~osron ."
Brobeck said tho oty's expertS were
able to pro\e to the Jllr"z that the"ilcad~nt
was < a1i-.Ni by rei:kJe..,:> drivmg, not the
cond1tions 01 the road
"I rt>all~ felt ll was a ca~e v. e ~hould
SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A16
2boys
detained
in knife
incident
VETERANS DAY TRIBUTE Creation,
evolution
debate
s urf aces --• Police say one Newport
Harbor High student
brought knife to play
rehearsal, the other
. waved it at rowdy group.
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NEWPORT BEACH -One
pill makes you larger and one pill
makes you smaller, but a krufe of
any size Cdn dlinost guarantee .
police will be called.
And they were Tuesday after-
noon when a Newport Harbor
High School student allegedly
brandished a knife at a group of
rowdy Ensign Intermediate
School students who were at the
high school rehearsing •Alice in
Wonderland.·
• The 14-year-old boy who
brandished the ~nife and the 16-
year-old boy who brought the
knife to school were detained by
Newport Beach police and
released to the custody of school
officials. Both could be facing
charges of possessing a knife on
campus, and the younger boy
could be charged Wtth brundlsh-
ing a krufe.
•Most likely it would be the
charge of brandishing a deadly
weapon,• said Sgt. ~like McDer·
mott of the Newport Beach Police
Department •There was no
physical contact with the vtc-
tnn.s ...
When the 'student brandished
the knife, he was standing about
four to sUt feet away from the
Ensign students,• none of whom
were hannNI, McDennott sdid .
The two Newport Harbor stu-
dents were apparently involved
with a drama club that was help-
ing the. Ensign studcnLc; with a
production of -Abee in Wonder-
land ."
The older student allegedly
brought a folding knife that h<ls a
3-inch bla de' to school, possibly
for use in helping to build the
stage props for the play.
#The younger kid brdJldished
the knife," McDennott said. -He
waved the knife at the kids and
told them to shut up. One of the
SEE KNIFE PAGE A 16
DIANA MlJl\1H l lJOAtLY I'll.OT
Charles Riggs, Jett. and Silas Kaneubbe pay their respects to World War Il flier Noah Cloud on Wednesday at
!1arbor Lawn Memorial Park tn Costa Mesa. Wednesday was the ofUdal observance of Veterans Day. Rigg is a
iiavy veteran of World War IJ and the Korean War, and Kaneubbee Is World War II Marine veteran.
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tHABITAT FOR HUMANITY UPDATE
The rain made things a little slippery at the
Habitat for Humanity site Wednesday morning
until workers spread out. moving in dirt and
· sod to prepare for land-
· Buildin9 a
DREAM
sq1ping. .
Volunteers also painted
the house's interior wcJlls
while others spent their
t ime cleaning the.paint· ·
rollers: Other volunteers
installed doors. Baseboards
and the frames for win-
dows and doors ~lso had to
be cut to size and installed
using levels and nail guns.
Detail work continued
as people dirtied their f in-
gers squeezing caulk into window and door
moldings and painting the trim around the
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•School board's Wendy Leece say!)
new science standards push 'atheistic'
view, undem1ine parents' teachings.
Dc.lt Piel
NEWPORT-ME:>A -In th1•
end, lh·e chool boanl decided
to go alonu with th • stc1t<'''i F'C'·
ommendt><I presentation of
whttt really hdpp~ncd "m the
hegmrung"
Tuesda) mght lh<..> school
board en<lor:-.cd the state new recommended tandard · ror Wend~ Leece
math. language arts, c1ence
and social c1enCT'' The new tandards are more
ngorou and attempt 10 create statewide cnten
.. for all -.chooLc; that ar -con i...tent ~1th the :.tate-
mantlated fl~ ts
SEE SCHOOLS PA GE A 16
De Boom still
looking at ways
to oust GloVer
• Former school· board member says
he1~ exploring lav-.' that \vould avoid
recall election against councilwoman.
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NEWPORT BEACH -For-
m r school board pr 1dent Jlffi
<le Boom md Weclne cla) he 1 >
still cxplonng hi opuons tor
ou tlll{J Cll} Counc1lwom~n
Nonna Glover trom her elected
office
De Boom nnd ht wife Rar·
hc.tra, announced 1n uctu:-t that Norma
th \ ,, oul<l h:cHi a .H'l all t>tlort . Glover
t1gamst th~ coun< 11" omc111 after
thP dpp m nt il\TCl'd r"s1gnat11.:m of th\'1\-Ctt\' Mnn~
ager Ke\1n Murph) puned a cnes of que ... tlon·
able c1c\.ion ·
But de Ooom aid omeon has Cctlled to his
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SEE RECAtL PAGE A 16
But Not fol Me' is
for fans of °'6-
fashioned political
dramas. The
atrical production is
~auhe
South Coast Reper·
'tory in Cos10 Mesa.
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• A 2 Thur~day, November 12, 1998
IE ST I U Y.S
greer
wylder
One-stop ·
holiday gift
shopping at
houtique
T he eighth annual holiday.
boutique dl the Bahia
Corinth.Ian Yacht Club is
pPn to lhe public today. Las
ommodonts, the women's auxil~
t1T\ oJ thl• Bahia Corinthian Yacht
< 'luh, runs lhe boutique, and Lee
Knu<bon, the 1998 chdirperson,
1\., 1111 ... yed.I's rrux of vendors is
lhP mc, ... t comprehensive to date.
A111onq thlS year's offenngs are 1
\1n1·m en Indian wt, anhquejew·
In I r: ct pd.i.nted silks, ndutical
1 lntluu J designer silver jewelry,
< ind l'" ol all shaP,es dnd sizes,
ltcmdha!IS, scarves and turned
•...ex.cl c1long with Christmas
l'' or f fome-bdked goodies will
I <' old. tlnd Uiere will be nwner-
ow. pw.es. It's at 1601 Bayside
Dm e, Corona del Mar For more
1riJomwbon, call (949) 644-9530.
The Great Train Store, a
umque Ddllas-bdsed specialty
r~tculer featuring a wide range of
mcrchandJ.se relating to trains and
railroading, hds opened at Fash-
ion lslrlJlcl rn Newport Bcach. It's
the rust Great Trcll1l Store to open
u1 Orange County The chain
already ha'> 48 stores in 26 states.
Inside lhe store, you'll find an
arrdy of model trains, modelmg
accessones. toys, trd.in collectibles,
books dnu videos "We offer more
trams lhan you ever imagine and
the most exciting collection of rail-
road and model railroad merchan-
dise m the country," says Presi-
dent James H. Levy. For more
informdbon. call (949) 640-5197 .
Jane's Antiques is having a
'20%-<>ff sale through the end of
the month. Also, Paws of the
Planet 1s a new shop next door. It's
1deaJ for arumal lovers. There are
i1 Jot of gilts for the holidays and
•cute stocking stuffers. Jane's
\nbques is at 2811 Lalayette
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
1n.formallon, Cdll (94<J) 673-5688.
· For more inlormabon on Paws of
the Planet, call (949) 673-2347
Furnishings Direct is a new
store featwing home furnishings
rl l low pnces The store can afford
lower pnces because it's m a low-
uverhead warehouse environ-
ment Most of the merchandise is
overstock and canceled speoal
orders from Z Gdllene, Pottery
HdrT1, Restordtion f ld.J'dware and
more. It's owned and operated by
d turruture mdustry executive
with 15 years experience It's at
2035 Placenba Ave. C-1, Costa
tcsa. For more inforrpabon, calJ
(949) 515-4450
The Udo Cigar Room has
received a slupment of Macanudo
Robust, which accordmg to owner
David Pc..>ck IS the most popular
and best-selling handmade agar
m the Uruted Stiltes. "Macanudo
Robust was created to respond to
a need 1dentif1ed m the evolving
ogdf market [or a smooth yet full-
llavorcd smoke, one which sans-
ties both the experienced and
newet agar lover," Peck says. ,
TI1e Lido Cigar Room IS at 3441
Yid Lido #D, Newport Beach. Por
morP a.nformation, call (949) 723-
0595.
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send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or wrrte to
Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W Bay St., Cos·
ta Mesa 92627
locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
P I l 0 T P E 0. P. L E · ...
d
Milknian has Newport market bottled up
HE IS
The man wh.o makes ~ure you've got
milk . ..
DAJLY DAIRY DELIVERY
Camera wakes up ul 2 a.m. four days a
week and does a job no one ~ except his
customers 7 thought e>usted anymore. He
delivers cartons of milk to homes.
Long believed an extmct profession,
milkmen are a rare breed who wake up in
the dead of rught and leave dairy products
at customers' doorsteps. ·
Their JOb seems simple but 1t involves
accounting, chemistry and, most unpor-
tl ..J • tan y, customer service.
NO STRANGER TO HUSTLING
Camera has been an mdependent con-
tractor for Alta-Dena Dairy m Tust.m ~mce
1979. The 54-year-old New York native
has "hustled" for a dollar before, working
in the gannenl busmess and as a cab dn-
ver.
When he started with Alta-Dena, he
was given a small route in Corona del Mar
tor $40 a week. It took 'only four days for
Camera to learn the street names before
he knew the area like the boroughs native
to the Big Apple. Today, he has 180 cus-
tomers on his route, which covers all 'of
Newport Beach.
•No lie, I have the best clienl.5 in the
world,~ he said "They are the most con-
siderate. most respectful people. They
treat me like a part of their family.•
CONFESSIONS OF A MILKMAN around and her pervasive loneliness.
Camera only listened.
officer. Turned out, Ure van's oW'ner was
burglarizing d home on Balboa Island.
Why go-out to the mark('((
Since the first day a d~ar, porcelain
bottle was dropped off at a doorstep, there
has been the myth that milk.men have
been home wreckers. When the husband
leaves' for work, the milk.man supposedly
sneaks in the back door for a serret ren-
dezvous wlth the wile
Mlt' one less thing to worry dbout," he
RESISTING TEMPTATION
"It's just an extra benefit that people
. appreciate," he said ·You can't beat this
job.•
llMES ARE CHANGING
said. .
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY
Not so, said Ccimera. However, he
won't deny that there dfe some snap~hots
in his 19-year career he can't forget
Another lonely womaq lrwd to catch
C'dmera's lenses. c:;be was more daring.
One morrung when Camern went to her
front door tliere was d note tucked under-
neath the mat. It read: "The door is open.
... J'm waiting upstUJ.rs."
"I left her two gallons ol milk and ran to
my truck," he Sdid.
Camera honestly believes the profes-
Slon will never go away. The y who
loves to drop names in his conv rsatioils
and quaW1es 1t with the words "true sto-
ry," said milk delivery has grown m urban
markets like San Franosco and Denver .
C dmeru loves his JOQ but he k.nowi-he
will hdng up his stnped shirt somedi:ly.
One of his sons hds expressed mteresl m
continuing the family trtldition. As he sits
on d loachng dock with rows of empty
crall'S, Camera can't hide his glee about
hts JOb .
There was one woman on Ctlmera's
route who would always wear a b1kmi
when he dropped off his shipment at 6:30
a.m. Camera thought it was strange that·
she was 10 revealing bP.achwear when the
sun hddn't nsen. He <.aid she liked to tell
him sob stories of how her husband Wdsn't
But if anyone knows Camera, he is
more helpful ·than a perceived threat.
Wh~n newspaper~ stack up on the front
lawn while a client is on vacation, he will
put them aside. When he noticed i:ln old
van that didn't belon!f m an ffluent
neighborhood, Camera mfom1ed a police
He's responsible !or an assortment of
products. yogurt, cottage cheese, orange
1u1ce. But the demand is still there for
milk, although the bottles have been
replaced by plastic jugs.
·u·s something that has always been
and i:llw'ay~ will be,· he said M'iour job tS
as good u' you want to ma.ke it."
Buddhist templelto
hold cultural festival
The first Autumn Culture Fes·
tival of the Newport Beach
Higashi Hongan)i will be pre·
sented from 10 a.m to 8 p.m.
Sunday at the Higashi Honganji
Buddhist Temple, 254 Victoria
St., Costa Mesa.
Admission is free.
The event will feature eXhibi-
tions and demonstrations includ-
ing bonsai, sunue (brush pamt-
ing), shodo (calligraphy) and
Buddhist articles and books.
Japanese food, beer and soda
will be sold.
A raffle will be held at 5 pm.
with the grand prize a trip to
J.!J?._an or a year of free bmyo.
Japanese flower arranging will
be at 3 p.m., a ta1ko drum
demonstration will be at 6 p.m.,
and a chef will preparo sushi
throughout the day,
Most of the art forms featwcd
at the event arc based on a fom1
of the Buddhist philosophy.
For more information, call
(949) 722-1202.
OCC director ·wips
first-place awards
OCC's Commuruty Relations
Director Jim . Carnett won two
fust-place Medallion Awa~ds at a
recent conference sponsored by
the.National Council for Market-
ing and Public Rclations.
Carnett won the awards m the
categones of featwe wnting and
promotional campaign for a spe-
cial event. He ha~ won 28 first-
place awards in wrillilg dunng
the ~st 21 years.
Lead boat nruned for
Christmas parade
Bob and Deanna VanHoy will
lead the way in thP 1998 N~w
port Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce Boat Parade Wlth
Paof1c High, a 1998 Mcl<inna 57
Pilothouse.
The 62-fool motor yacht feu·
turns three taterooms and two
heads. The boat's galley includes
I !e's nulking 1t for all its worth.
Camera said everyone runs out of milk .
BRIEFLY
a refrigerator and freezer, a
rn1crowave/convection oven, a
stove and ttash compactor.
1t also has three televisions,
two stereo systems and a six·sta·
tion intercom system.
The 90th annual parade
begins at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17-23.
More than 150 boats will be fea-
tured rn the parade, which starts
and ends at Collins Island.
For VIewmg locations and oth-
· er infom1ation, call the Chamber
of Commerce at (949) 129-'400
or Vlsit the chamber's Web site at
www.newportbeach.com .
Cats· run at theater
closes \vith adoptions
Like it:; Broadway musical
counterpart, the story of the cats
m the Balboa Theater also has a
hnppy ending.
Dayna Pettit, president of the
Balboa Perf onning Arts Theater
Foundation, s~ud all five .kittens
that have been hvmg 10 the
vacant Balboa Boulevard build·
mg the p, st several weeks have
bc.>et) adopted into lovmg home:..
Newport Beach residents
Eileen Truxton took one female
and one male, Derdra Miller
adopted one male and Mary(' dT·
rol-Riedel took the two remain-
ing male kittens.
However, the mother cat is ttl
the Newport Beach Animal Shel-
ter on Newport Boulevard till
waiting lo be adopted, Pettit said.
Retired professor
r eaches donation goal
Retired OCC history professor
Gi!es Brown hai. reached his goal
of donating $100,000 to OCC's
Norman E. Watson Library.
Brown enVIsioned this go I m
memory of his wile, the late Beth
Cosner Brown. She wa OCC'i;
founding libranan from 1958-
62and died of l •ukemia six y~ars
ago.
OCC has named the library's
reference room after Beth. The
money donated by Brown is used
to buy much-nePded books and
materials for tho hbrary, which
Beth had d1fhculty attaining
-Story by Greg Risling,
photo by Kim Haggerty-Zylius
fun<ling, for m th~ early years.
Brown has donated more than
I 15 honorariums to the library
endowment fund since 1992. •
Executives 'jailed' for
a good cause
The Hard Rock Cafe m New-
port Beach and the Muscular Dys·
tr9phy Association have t amcd
up to present the first Jail House
Rock Executive Lock-Up from 9
a m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 1 at the restau-
rant. 451 Newport ~nter Drive. '
Newport Beac)l bttwtess and
community leaders , will be put
behind bars by their assooates to
ra1Se money for the Orange Coun-
ty Chapter of the association.
The assooahon, a noilproht
health c1rgaruzation that receives
no govc•rrunental tunding or fees
horn ill; client ·, io; supported by
corpornuons and the local com·
muruty. Proc ('ds will benefit local
Orange County residents.
To ·1odc upft someone this hol·
iday season, call tl1c warden at
(714) 550·0161.
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THOMAS H.1Qt4HSON,
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COSTA MESA
• Anton Boulev•rd. A laptop computer worth S2,000 was stolen from a
business 1n the SOO block. .
• Bristol Street. A duff I bag and Its contents worth $90 were stolen from a
car m the 3300 block. •
• Newport Boulev•rd A sot of tools worth S 12.000 was stolen from ~ busl·
ness 1n the 2000 block
• Sturgeon Drive . A compact disc play r worth S 110 wa\ stolen from a car in
the 500 block.
•East 17th Street. A gallon of unleaded gas worth $12 was stolen from a
business in the 300 block •
llflWPORT IEACH
• EUt ... bCMI loulev#d A cellular phone worth $350 was ~tolen from a w~~,~~oc~ ·
• Kings Roed A cellular phone worth U~O w stolen from a car 1n the 400 . ,,. 1)4¥,.,.... .. ... ,,.",..,..
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_;..I 'm .. an eleclio~Junkie, and I
:mt up ar mtOllie" mg ht a
• week dgo Tuesday swfmg .
<'h<mneb dnd J>l king up od~its ~f e L>chon flora and fauna. New
York S<•n. Al D' Amato turning a
tont<•ss100 speech into d stand· •
up comedy routine, the Bush
boys mtmC'hangeable in Ploiida
tmd Texas, Barhura Boxer out-of·
control ecslrltic m Califomiu, '
Jesse •Tue Body" Ventura shar·
1ng wisdom as the 11stomshing
new gov<'mof of Minnesota.
That's how I happened on
Robert Doman at Republican
headquarters m Orange County
making what must surely have
heen th longest dnd most hys-
lencal loser's speech m elecbon
history. Llstemng to Dornan has
never been high on my enter·
tamrnent list, but this perfor·
rnance was almost hypnotic -
like watching someone mil
against the rorce.s of evil at his
own wake,
And m the days that (allowed,
it dlso became symbolic of the
problem fdcmg the people who
run the Republiccin Party in
Orange County. W1ll they rail,
hkc Domdn, and contmue busi-
ness dS usual trom the hard {and
religious\ right? Or will they get
lhe message delivered by the
voters -aJong with some new
leudf>rsh1p?
AGENTS:
' Deb Anderson • Don Adams Dot Adams
Servin O.C. for over 35
joseph n.
bell
Post-election rcacuon suggests
the fornrer. The remarkable cul-
tural and ethnic growth in .
Orange County over the past few
decades hasn't yet penetrated
the political hierarchy. But there
were some pretty brodd hints
that it's going to. The elumnatton
of Doman was one So was the
v1ctory of Lou Correa tor the
state Assembly. But most s1grufi·
cant was the smashlng of incum-
bent Rob Hurtt, a down-the-hne
ultraconservative Who bought lus
way into the state Senate dunng
the Repubucun boom days dlld
was dumped by a trial lawyer he
described as "liberal" -wtuch
Also 12 Other Cos.
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Irvine '7,;i---~=""'~
Ranch
m Orange ~ounty used to tic
enough·•to gffin'1intt?e Clefeat.
Newport Beach Rep. Chris
Cox made it possible for the local
Republican establishment to l_ook
dway trom the lessons of the
election to the euphoria of Cox's
48-hours m the public eye as a
candidate tor spedker of the U.S.
l rouse of Representatives. That
he bn<'fly seemed to have ct shot
at this job was taken' as proof,
somehow, that Orange County
had kiC'ked its long reputation as
the polillcal nut house of the
nation.
Doy I fenlcy, chauman of the
Orange County Lincoln Club,
was quotC?d dS sdying: • (Cox'.sJ
election waulcl reully echo that
Orange County is not the red-
neck conservative place that
people thmk. We <ire painted
with that reputation, but I'm not
sure it's very accurate.~
If we're talking politlcs, Doy,
it's accurate. Believe me. We
earned thc1t repuldtion with Jun-
my Utt and John Schmitz and
Domdn <1nd d whole rd.ft of other
stdtc>smen with ~imilar views and
less fl1tmboydnce. The John Birch
Socwty wtuch flourished in our
pohhcc1l soil, has now metamor·
phosC'd into Lou Sheldon's Thacli-
lional Values dfld the Trinity
Broadcasting Network, both of
which love sinners but not the
Market
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· on news trends
om sue fi a pl!rl>pective liow it got there. Th~ Newport Beach Puh· sin. _ ~ United Stdtes 1" litkcdJ rttid
·could Chris Cox he labeled -a~ •Ronald Reagan." Lemann • he Library' annual f\farun
he~ was m a good many news sto· wrote, •wds the rdIC exception to Witt DCiunguhhed Sµ ·~k ..
nes coming out of Orange Cciun-the rule that the tdoolog'ical r>rs Lecture S~nes will 1ea-
ty-a "ccntrn.t.· 11 Cox ot~upi~ wing~ alwayi..lose in Arn •nc .. m • lUN ~whu.L m the. World .is
the polillcal ccntN, we·v~ gone poliUcs.~ · HapfH'IlUlfl to New:. ·-
off the edge> lo th<• nghl. lib cen-Amcmcan voters prov~ct ttidt Ofdnge County Stylf!?" 61 7
trist quallflcahons grow out of rule last week. I'm ashan11·d to p rn Fnday di the :-.:ewport
styl~. not pohlical phLlosophy. ttdmit that I undNestimatPd thern Ri>ac•h Centrul L1hrarv.
So Cox's nation,11 (•xpoi.ure badly. 1 thought -wus ttlnio'>l The panPl tor the c•vl:nt
d~!;n't reli('ve th<• Republican certain -that Clinton's stup1cl1· \\1111 fcutu1~ Jt!S~ Ma.rlow,
. movers und shakers 10 Ornnge lies would surely tum us all ov1•1 former nc•W!. onchor al
County from the need to mdke a to the Chnstmn Rt9ht. Pqt KNBC-TV; LenmP La!Jlille.
clear choice. On the one h<1nd, Robertson WQulcl cull the shots editor of The 11mes Orang~ •
the Pat Buchunnn nght says . after smdshing the Democrats, c .. c,unty: and Brcixto11 Jdmitl,
don't abandon lh£• lwrd hne; the and we would soon all he pra}. manager of OCnow, Cox
way back to powl'r 1s to •refuse ing in schools dnrl ldbeling lntern<.:llVl' ~tedia.
to.desert the unborn· and to women who made the v.'Tong PunP.li::.15 will cover \\hat
raise such succes:,ful tssuPs a~ choice "murderers" and t>lhng TIC\"> s ret1der and \'lewers
the •savt1gmg of M1Chael up gcwemment clirucs to ·cure· 1 can expect 10 ~ee in the
Dukakis as d Cdrd-carrymg mem· homo:.exuab and refusmu dll future a:. \\ell a explore
ber of the ACLU.• Or -on the public support to the an, and hqw chan~e m comm um~
other hand -to evdluate the required to keep an AK-47 m our CT~t0n .. •w1ll aflect ne\'1s and
success of the "compas~1onah.. bedroom~ entertmnment.
conservatism· of George Bush Jr. Well, hdlleluJah, r W6 wrong The pan.-.} di cuss1on will
m Texas and bsten lo H~publkun Even the voters m Orange Coun-h 'held 1n thP Fn<>nds)l.leet-
colwn.nist James Pinkerton who ty didn't buy mlo that pc1ckage. mg Room, 1000 A\OCddo
say~ "If Republicans want lo Now 1t iema,ns to be sePn 1f t.he A..,,, A rolfee ancl c1es::.ert
compete m iooo, U1cy will hdve mode.rate Republicans v.•ho havi> receplll1n \\ 111 toUo\\ the db-
to loosen the stranglc•holcl of their been hidmg out m these pMts cu~'.'>WO
ideologicdl lnnge." finally step fonvard to "loosen Cenr1ul ddn11ss10n 1~ $10;
While ponclermg lhdt chmu!, I the strdnglchold of lhe>u H.le,ilogi· N''" port Ber1cJ1 1>ubllc
would urge them to redcl cin drti-cal fnnge.'' L1br<11) f.ouncidttl)n mem-
cle by Nicholas Lemann m the be1s c11e·sa
Nov. 1 issue of the New York • JOSEPH N. BELl is a Santa Ana f1J1 mote mJornldllon
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:1 A 4 Thursday, November 12, 1998 t '·
k.eepjr:tg
Huscrof t hoqie will be
moved Monday to preserve
piece of Costa Mesa history
for future generations
A door was always open at the
Huscrott residf'nce on ~ntd And Avenue
in Costa Mesa.
Now, the tum-of-the-century Crdfts-
• man-style home will be saved so future t!, generations can continue to walk m dnd r· out of its doors. The two-story house.
• 1 built in 1915, would havP. had to be ~ demolished to make way for 10 new sin-t: gle-family horn<·~ ..
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
HOrrie~7 .
Where do you ·think ttw
HuscrOft house should be ~nently located and
What shoufd ~t be used for?
Catt our Reailers-~liAi M
(949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to
dai~arthlink.net . Leave:.:,.;;.. __
the spelling of your ~ull name and
y<>Uf hometown. ·
.
Cernich's connection to Orange Coun.
ty and the loss of his family's ranch hou<,e
has helped shape his own philosophy us
a developer. He said he realizes develop·
monl must occur to prevent stagndtlon
but he also believes it's important to pr~·
serve the history of the area.
Planmng Commissioner and newly
elected Councilwoman Linda Dixon
helped light the. f.ire for the preservation
effort, William said. That effort involved
nearly all city departmentS, said Kristen
Petros, associate planner.
: Developer Enc Cem1ch, a Jifth-gener-
• dtion Ordnge County res1dent. wanted to t hnd a wdy to preserve the house. Cernich
offered to donate the house to the city of
Costa Mesa and pay $5,000 toward its
moving costs. • '
lARRY ENRIGHTIOAllY Pit.OT
Previous owner WilUam Huscroft checks out an accordion he found during the moving process of the historic house.
Eric Cemkh is the new owner of the Huscroft house, which has been donated to the dty of Costa Mesa:
The project was put o~ the' fast track
so Cerruch's construction schedule
wouldn't be thrown off. Planning, public
servtces, ,finance and the city attorney
office were some of the departments lhdt
had to come together within the c1tr to
make the move happen.
Public utility lines will be raised, a
Costa Mesa Freeway ramp will be clo~cd
and the roof of the house will have to he
removed to accommodate the mO\ c;
~heduled for midnight.
'" ln a scric•s ol c1ctions in recent weeks, •• •• the Clty Counol approved spending bl<> for us to clonc1tP. "
: $77,225 to temporarily move the historic Husrrofl and h1~ will\ r-..tanlyn, raised
: house to the TeWmklc Park maintenance thetr children -fl.IM1lyn, Susan t1nd Dill
Though lhe house stcmds silent, i.l still
has a story.
relics of a bygone era.
t •
yard for storage until the city fmds d per--in the honw when most ol the arPa
manent locc1lion for 11 The move will ldke around them w<1s open lctnd. The chll-
place Monday dren would mlc~ their horses to the Back
The two-story house was built in 1915
in the French Park District of Santa Ana.
It was later moved by the Huscroft family
to 2529 Santa Ana Ave. The walk-in
pantry, cooler vent. hand-polished lead
glac;s wmdows, redwood panehhg, built-
if! s1deboards with tulip-patterned glass
panes and detailed uon doorknobs are
"WP were JUSt elated \'l:hen this was Bay, hold jam wss10ns m the hvin9 room
going to stay intact," ... aid W1ll1dm I and have lheiT lriends over all the lime.
Huscroft, the longtime previous owner of "This was a pm ty houst•," William
the home. "lt would htlve be~rn unposs1-Sdid . .
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"My great-great-grandparents used to
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while with her grandparents," C~ch
said. M Developers bought the property
and tore down the house. I think it would
have been nice if tt was still around."
"I think it's absolutely going to bt• d
wonderful addition to the city of Co5>ta
Mesa,• Dixon said. "I envision Uus gm1t
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want to VlSlt. While we're spending mon-
ey nght now, 'that'~ all gomg to cQmµ
back to us.·
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. -. ------.-r-w..*""=,,....,_~ ~~~ienS-and-Halleween sO peifet-t-itl -:spoQky:_
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IRIE f ·LY
Jtocycling phone ·
books helps schools M cm~·s a grC>ul id~d for you:
How about we..consoli-
:-?1<1te Election Day wi -
Halloween,
tt qucukcr, Proposition 17 was meusurc to ICtJdlile cockhc hun~. __.'-.ul>•"1 M r idents can
overwhelmingly dPf~ated , Now then~· d Hallowe~n_-_w_o...;.r·-J._._..,.....~~~-=-,,.;.. =;=~=~=--.,.__:help smmtsJ111se:mnn~
Ewn thoug~ percepliv,e read--tny use o t c e ectord.I proce s. rc.>cycling their outdated Paci.&c
._ ____ __. .......... ~sµle~ch<I com ept, J
tlunk. Its log1cul, <.1ppropndte,
efft<ient and benf!volPnt oecduse
e1s W11l immed1dh.l'J'i reulize the · It get.; even spookli'r. By now, ' Bell white pages between now
wisdom of mergmg Halloween even U1e most stubbol"!t partisdn and Dec :?3
,
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•
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. ti w1ll'dllow pobllc1dns to dppear
anyway they want without actu-
ully being hypocntes, m the tech-
rucal st?nse of the word.
l lalloween and political cam-
paigrung are virtually Joined at
the hip, so why not merge them
completely? Consider, please,
some ot Lhc pcltallel·umvers<'s
that exist withm the frame\vork
of these two great events. ·
Dunng I Ialloween, we have
all these people running around
weanng masks pretending to be
someone they're not and never
will be. During political cam-
paigns, we have ... WE'll, you see
where f'm going Wlth this.
In both institutionS: the bdsic
motivation is greed Give me the
good1c>s and l won't do temble
things to you.
Skeletons m candadutP<>' dos·
ets will no longPr be dn issue
because fully 27% of the ptlrtici-
pants in l lc1lloween are openly
skeletal.
Merging l laUoween dncr elec-
tions will also mdke il eds1er dild
less noticedble for Cdndidates to
mdke whc'11esaJe changes in their
philosophies and ttppeals, as dic-
tated by their handl<!rs and poll-
sters.
Childwn• could lE.•drn lroni
politicians .. who make these
transformahons so effortlessly
and innocently.
Given modest ddvann• prepa-
r<1lions, a tnck-or-treater could
martin
easily leave home dressed dS th<'
Big Bad Woll, Halfway through,
after detennining that candy
mtake is down from pro1ections,
a child couJd dump the BBW
character and, within seconds,
reappear as a much more donor-
fnendly Red Riding Hood.
It happens all the timP Of ·
cowse, it is even easier to be
two-faced, simply by changing
masks, a technique most polilt-
cians have perfected.
Take Bill Owens, the gover-
nor-elect of Colorado. On thC'
stump, he campd.Jgned dS the
education candidate, a dogged
supporter of public s<;hools, the
man who would elevate the
state's schools frQlT\ the bdsement
~ of funding. · · · · .
On another ddy, before anoth-
' er audience. Owens wouJd put
on another mask and urge sup-
port of Proposition 17, a mea!>urn
that wouJd have suhs1diz~d pri-
Vdte schools with puhhc money.
Owens won the governorship m
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a tcw morP. mstanccs~to support -Republican Pdrty dr°P. ddrtutting .Dislt1 1 uri<f ~~ city af Costa
my theory. that their team rn<1dP. cl poor Mesa an~ provkliri9 H .. >cycling
· bm for people to drop off the Chc>ck out Minnesota. 1 mean, ~howmy lilsl 1\wscl,ty. . phmu• books Collectic,m bins
an c•x wrestl<'r -d profession But they obviously h.ivcn't will h<>.Jcx.ated at most schools.
tlWdsh m fakery -is elected · lec1rned <\ smgl<! ll11nn from it. Proo~oos will help schools
qovemor. Acluqj]y, I say gooc.I on Moc,l of them St>cm lo be~ hlanung • FRED MARTIN is a former re-;1dent of richi •v, their fund-raismg
yc•r to the Minnesotan~ who · N~o/{ Gingnch 101 thP remark-Newport Beach who wnte~ this column yoal . For a lbt of drop-off
E'letlt>d Jesse Ventura. I saw this uble shaw mg of the l)Pmocrats. ·frori'I Fort COiiins, Colo . • Sll~. call {714) 754-.5600.
uuy mtervit•wed on television They're l,ilctminy Newt, New't 's
and found hun refreshingly blunt IJlammg the mc~d1a dnd e'very:.
and extremely mtclhgent. body's missing the pmnl of what
I wonder if it is lost on thosf' · we the pPoplc dre sayincJ.
who control the two major pdr-Put simpl}'. we are llrnd of
tics that Governor-elect Ventura's cxuerrusm, sick of havmq every
(and Ro..,s Perot's) Reform Party dspect ol our lives 1nfu ell with
will be eligible tor $20 million in rd bid politics.
federal campaign funds for the .What WP l)aul with ou1 voles
2000 presidential elcctlon? wds, "Let's gt>t h11ck lo Cl\'ihty."
Then there's An:wna, where • We said to knock ult thi> Pver-
one of. my favonte' chttrutter . more-v1c1ou ... part1sctn..,h1p and
dClors, Wilfred Brimley, ccun-get down to whnt's n•c1lly impor-
paignp(.! statewide m support of d tdnt in the pt'<.>plP'~ business.
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Thursday, November 1-2, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
• County residents urged to be
cautious with solicitors.
any of the funny stickers promised her by
the group that solicited her by phone_.
sent cL pubbc safety dgC'ncy -namely fire
· and police departments -and need
financial support during the holidays .
Callers hook residents by suying they iU"e
sponsoring a yotlth event or community
fWlction tl1dt never mdteridllZes.
from residents living in Yorba Linda and . locdl dddre~s dlld P.hone number. ,
Buena Park. Lowry said. the callers cla1m ··Ask il they hdve a federal tax identi-·
they are from the U.S. Firefighters or tbe fication numUer and1lre a nonproftt-0rg(I. . "l'd like to gHre .an organizanon some
money, but it confuses the heck out of me
which ones are legitimate/ she ,i;aid. "It's
hard to tell the fakes trom the real
groups."
Frre Service Review. ni.Zation. • • ·
Lowry said one solicitor claimed he • Contdcl a local fit<: department or
wes uyihg fo raise tunas ror rue :Buena I other ag('ncy to fuu1 out if they dre-sµon
Park Fire Depd.rtment, but the city does-soring their o~n events.
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N~WPORT-MESA -Tracey Sypherd
LS a generous person
The 25-year-olcl Costct Mesa resident
hds donated d small d.ffiount of money
over the past two years to d group claim-
ing to represent a firefighters association.
Autnonties art? warnTrig Orangl'·
County residents ubout fraudulent orga-
nizations .looking tor contnbutions. Ther~
have been three recent reports by people
who received calls dslong for money.
The money is either left taped to the
door or d • representative pickS up the
check. In most cases, the group i'i never
heard from again.
Lloyd Lowry, the executive director of
U1e Orange County Fire Service Associa-
tion, sd.id the complaints have so far come
n't have one -iCs' served by·the Orange . $ypherd htt"i occn contac;ted bY. otner
County Fire Authority. groups s6lintmg donations dnd she is
Authorities recommend the following alrrud her nume is one of many on a list.
tips if an organi1.ation rnsidents don't "I don't know how they got my
know asks for donations: name," she said ~u l get calls from 10
• Ask them to mail information with a pcopl l ~on't donat~ to anyone. ff But Sypherd hasn't seen a receipt .st-The callers reportedly say they repre-
;Man, 30, allegedly tries to ·
strangle former roommate
Local ar·rest made in Arizona molestation case
Gm G H1sJTl\G I upset that the> victim hdd
~P*>t . moved out of the apartment
• they previously shared.
COSTA f\.IESA -An Irvine The two men got into Ito's car
man apparently infuridted Wlth I and talked, Curtis said. After
u. former roommate was arrest-about dn hour, the victim
ed Wedne~ddy when he tned I decided to leave. Ito then
to strangle him w1th a rope and I wrapped a rope around the v1c-
his hdnds. authorities said t.un's neck, Curtis said. When
J\1c1'idsh1 Ito, 30, was charged I the victim was able to ·get free,
wflh dltempted murder and Ito tned to strangle him \VJlh
possess10n of d talse govern-his hands, Curtis added. The
mPnt 1dent1ftcat10n He was Vitllm, who was not badly hurt,
booked mto Costa Mesn Jail 1 got away dnd ran to a nedrby
and bail wa~ set dl $250,000. convenience store, where the
Ito dnd the 22-yedr-old male I clerk call~d the police. .
victun lrom Hunb.ngton Bedch · Ito qrove away but returned
MguPd in d pdrking lot in the to the pcuking lot while police
600 block of Pauldrino A\enue I were interviewing the victim.
at dhout 12::10 a m. Pol.tee followed lto and arrested
Costa l\le<:d pohc<• Lt Tom him in the parking lot of South
Curt.ls Sdld Ito Wds app~rently Coast Plaza on Bristol Street.
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uQn of child molestation in Ari-
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recenUy arrested him at a New-
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Ronald Neel Jr. faces six
c aunts o( sexual nusconduct and
l\'l'O counts ot c\1.ild molestation in
Bullhedd City, Ariz., authorities
said. Neel w~s-picked up dt a
PenU\sula Point ho.Ille in the 2100
block of Seville Avenue on Nov. 5
on the arrest warrant from Ari-
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stepdaughter earlier this year.
Carrie Conner, the public
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said no details could be released
about the allegations but U1ere
\vas enough evidence to warrant
ah indictment.
Pohce became suspicious
about Neel after he left his family
strnnded in a Nevada casino Aug
4. Neel WdS reportedly involved
with his former wife and
described their relationship as
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l·lJSl! Cal Orange County Fairground:., highlights the m which children Cdn grow and show the state :,,! ~Nol accompli hrnents of youth throughout the flower. •
county. This year's them~. •oays of Old and •The~e new prourams ddcl a tun dimen 1011
co Chtldren of all ages can get out their paint-Panning fOr Goldi• salutes tne 150tli anniver-to tlle Expo •. said Youth Expo Co<Jrdinator -~ I bnohes, flip on their computers, don their lab sary of the Califorrua gold rush. . Joan Hamill.
· • • co a~d get thetr creative jwces flowing The re are com~titivc and noncompetitive The Jazz Peshval dlso will return to the'
··---Exhibitor guidP. hoo~s for the 20th drulual events, and all submitted work will be d.iS· Youth Expo arter a yt>..dr' htdtlls. Junior high
Ycu.th Expo scheduled for April 16-18 ar~ played as long as space dllows.. · and high school 1azz b1mds will <;ompet(• · 8 \t\l!abte. Young CirllSts, writers, scientists, : A new e vent this year nas been add<..Q.for agd.Ulst eadi oilier for <.·ash ·pru.os. • m~.s1oans and tanners can enter ·catf'gories for young computer junkies. Children cdn submit Pr~registration for events dnu c1c ttvitic b :~tin9~s, crafts, science projecl'i an~ creative computer-generated art, Web pt1ges and com-required. Entry boOkJPts and rcgistr.ttion forms
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The edl!cational fdir, held every year at the Another new activity is the Poppy Pro1ect, Youth Expo department at (714) 708-1520. -• . Ch<Uity needs people to adopt .families for holiUayS .
For the 29th year in a row,
S~are Our Selves 1s dSking its
o;upporters to open up their hearts
dnct poc:ketbooks and adopt ct
needy lamllr for the holidayl>.
"We just barely scratched the
surface • said Jean Forbath,
Chrisbrtas coordinator for SOS.
"Truly, the needs are just horren-
dous.*
The Adopt a Fctmily program
has proVlded Christmas dinners
dnd gifts to thousands of working
poor families. Lac;t year. hundreds
of donors gave to 11321 families in
Orange County.
There are numerous way~ to
help, Forbath Sdid. The program
needs donations of food, gilts,
money and la bor.
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For m9re Information, please call:.
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Christrn'Hs dinner. to a fanu.1y or
give presents to all the children or
do both. People who adopt a fam-
ily must drop off the1.r donations
between 9 a.m. and noon Dec. 23
at St. John's Hall. 1015 Bakf'r St .
Costa Mesa.
Anyone who does not adopt <,l
family but would Wee to' make
donations can drop them off Dec.
21 or 22. Laborers and drivers will
also l>c ncedc>d iill three days.
.~1 think what lt docs lor a iam-
ily who adopts a fntmly 1s it really
makes the meaning of Christmas
real for them and puts tt11.? Vdlue m
the right places," Forbath :-.11id.
eor more inlormtttlon Oil the
program or to adopt n lamily, call
Forbath at (7141549-2001.
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Clockwise from lower left: Leslie and Mike Cahill took the Daily
Pilot to the University of Michigan football stadium.
Marge and Sherwood Salmassy of Costa Mesa took a bicycle
tour of the Loire Valley of France in June. They stopped outside
the Chateau Usse, which inspired the story "Sleeping Beauty."
Joan Sue Betson of Newport Beach and twin sister Audrey Lou
Brownlee take the Dally Pilot to their 50-year high school
reunion in Appleton, Wis.
Richard and Stephanie Scott took the Dally Pilot on a gondola
ride in Venice, Italy, last June.
Ken and Laura Perry of Newport Beach took the Daily Pilot to
Nimes, France. They shot the photo in front of a first-century
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Clockwise from lower left: Hayley Miller, Madehne Anderson,
Carly Farmer, Vanessa Dunlap, Tiffany Vandersloor, Hannah Lln-
quist, Kristin Lendrusina and Brittany Behr, top row, Kerne
Gates, Ashley Reichman, Cologne Schmidt. Jennifer Guess and
Casey Ibbetson celebrate their sixth-grade graduation in Arizona.
Charlotte and John Higuera of Costa Mf•sa take out the Daily
Pilot while in Butte, Mont., last July.
Former Costa Mesa Mayor Ed McFarland and his granddaughter
Molly stop in McFarland, Calif., .en rouh~ lo a fdmily celebration
in August.
Batbara Paulson of Corona dPl Mar 'inap~ a shot at Inner Harbor
in Baltimore in June. She took along th(' Pilol to share the news
with Oriole fdns.
Brian and laurel Hafer shdl'e the wate.r fun of Prust Lake, Idaho
with their friends David Chi and fonner Daily Pilot intern Kelly
Christenson. The Pilot still makes for good reading when wet.
Valerie, Michelle and Ned Atkins of Newport Ot>e1th take the Dai-
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· ounty c lenratea 50 years
of commumty service with a
spectucular golden anniversary·
event last week. The Juruor Aux-
. , . iliary of tbc Assistance League of
Newport-Mesa product.'Cl its
tinnuul Candy Cane {3all, with its
orfgm in 1948:
'!Win Palm~. Ncw·port Beach
welcomed the glittering local
crowd to Bal Masque, a party m
· the thc>me of a Venetian mas•
qucrc:lclc. Cre~ tt'd and cha.ired by
Laura Choumas, Debbie Gul-
bord and Robin McMonJgle,
some> 250 local Assistance
League ..;ponsor::o amved for clin-
ner and dancmg under tho ele-
gant 'TWln Palms tent.
Paul and Kay Dctvis joined in
the party at the annual Candy
Gant! Ball b.-nefiUng the
Junior Auxiliary of the
J\.,.,istance League.
Auxiliary· decorations <'hcUrs
Melinda Murtaugh and Kay
Davis transformed 1Win Palms
from 21st-century Amenca to
18th-century Europe with
authentic decor, including Ute
partlcipabon of live mdgic1ans
and jesters to the delight of sur-
prised guests, rpany adorned in
elaborate masks.
This major annual fund-raiser
for the Jun:ior Auxiliary of the
Assistance League is well-known
for its lavish silent auction Hun-
dreds of items were soliotcd clnd collect~ for the ma~sive dUCtion
eftort under thf> capdble !>Upervi
!>ion of Mary Fox and Cindy
Hanrahan The unpre!>sivP dis·
play encouraged locdl partio-
pants to bid tllroughout the
night, ultimatP}y raising mtn"C? , r
th.d.Il $40,000 for thP Ass1stuncf.
L€'<igue.
'"The good new:. is thdt pro-
ceeds from the aut:tion dlld the
party tund the philanthropic •
endedvors of Uu.• le>agm>. It pro-
JC<"ls mclude Operation Sr hool
Bell, d program that clothes more
than 400 sch®l chilrlren ertch
year, Kids On The Block, a
·~~
Mattress Outlet Store
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. . . . . ' society
school production th.at features
lite-size puppets that handle
socid.l issues with children: the
_Dtty Care Scholar;rup Fund,
which assists low-income work-
1hg families with child care; and
the Children's Dental Center in
Costa Mesd, serving the dental
needs ot those who might other-·
wise go without.
"vtaster of ceremonies Chuck
Dreyer handled the evening Wlth
style. Party-goers clearly enjoyed
the affair, dancing the night
awdy past L30 a.m If band
l~dder Wayne fi:>ster had led rue;
20-piece orchestra ttntil.ddwn
the ddncing would have contin-
ued Some of the best-looking .·
couples on the dance floor
mcluded Kent and Mary Pat
Lucas, Dora and Terry Brigham,
Carol and Rich Hoppe, Ann
Marie and Roger AUord and
Davtd and Cassie Conant.
The Conan~ won a puppy in
the auction. •we had to have this
puppy ac; a friend to our bigger
dog,• said Ca-;sie, hugging her
new furry friend. Husband David
is an executive with Norm
Reeves Honda.
Also m the crowd. Martha
Crownet, d member since 1952;
Auxiliary chapter president Betty
Harllne; Las Rc•inas Auxiliary
chair Kathy Harvey, Virginia.
Castle Auxiliary chatr Sue Lee;
La Mansn Auxiliary chair
Mlkelle Watson; and .luruor Aux-
iliary past chair Laurie Veitch
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It )t'u'rc ~on,1tknng c0Mnd1c ~urgcry
i;hoosang the nght Ul');COn •hould be your
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O:rtrllcd f'l.t~UC' &. Co,mi.:11~ ~urgcon5
into our prog1arn v.c certaf) th.it each ha'
met 11i;orou' 'tJndanh in the~ fidd,, We
guarillltec our 1ncmbcr. to bc !he fmcM in
lhe countr). 11 not the v.orld Our ~rv1ce
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We'n saved up a atore full of gently ueed toya, 10 you
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Saturday, auetch your money Cu enouib to co•er
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In the crowd at the longest-running holiday charity ball were
Sandy and Roger De :Voung, left, and Cassie Conant, above
center, who was the winner of a puppy ln the auctton.
Additional committee mem-
bers deserving of recognition for
their outstanding effort include
Lauren May, Marilyn Witzel,
Pam Conner, Donna Kuhn, Jane
La Crol.x, Barbara Massrey, Bar-
bara-King, Julie Deyan, Kim
Cohen, Gall Staudinge r, Lanie.
Byers, Kristin Heeschen, Jill -
Ayers, Sandy De Young, Jeannie
Stanley, Ann Thornton, Laura
Russell, Darby Olson, t.1sa Gels
a.nd Caroline Davenport. Also
attending were John and Sue
· Andrews, John and Mary Lynn
Rallis, Liz Merek, King and Bar-
bara Nelson, John and Evelyn
Yeager, Robert and Kristin
Eakin, and Tom and Cante
Rolfes.
Nod for best-dressed couple in
the crowd goes to Robin and
John McMonigle. Robin wore a
classic ball gown of burgundy
satin over velvet,, and John .
donned a tux with a silver-gray
tie. The McMonlgles of Lido Isle
joined the rest of the crowd in
saluting 50 years of community
service by the Assistance League
of Newport-Mesa.
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Thursday and Saturday.
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Newport Beach/Costa Meso Da,1y Pilot daiebOOk Thuridoy, Nov mber 12, 1 ~8 A 11 "
I r bX venturing to Shekhar
KaJDll'S new film "Elizabeth"
yol! J\avt' hop<• of seP.uig
somethmg akin lo Elizabethan
history, you wtll be sorely cbsap
pointed On
the other
hand, if you'
• only expect
.the most vapid and hackneyed oJ
screen 'b1ograph1es, theo this is
the fi.1.m for you.
one film Wl'
are offered up
fraudwcnt his'='"-=-1~""""'~~...,
tory, atrocious
wnting and
stupefyingly
silly scenes
Thus w~ ~j<'t
tho scinttl1at-
ing Ctlte
Bldncht~tl .is
Philip Roland lhE' young
Elizabeth t
more Consumed with her own·
Vdned sexual dppel.ites than m
seizing the reins of power. •
. Unsurprisingly, this El'\,zabeth
cares not to maintain her rhast.Jty,
using her Mmysterious organism"
q~te freely -and I might add <1t
gredt peril, For an 111-timcd preg-
nancy outside the sancl.lty of
marriage would mo::.t certainly
have proved (ata1.
Willi~.• WeU,
after ~eemg =-....... ,.,...,..T :'!'!:~ ........ ol-"""'4l~tS"•~1teg • }
know my intu-
ition was nght
Hurray foe
Denzel-
Bruce get lo::.tl
Set m thP
present, •Th<·
Siege" starts
off wlth tt ter-
rorist bombmg •
at a U.S. bct:>e •
U1 Saudf Ar~ln~ Jump to Nt:\\
. York City and we dre t1llrodl1Cl'Cl
to Anthony MHub H I lubb.ud
so catch the bombers.
Although they give the Ul\' • atton tr bf'l!ll>t "' tht· Vlo-
lencn ,, calntes, le~vi.ng ·h· door.
upen for Conqress to dep1oy the
troop Led b • Gen William Dev-
ereaux tWdhs), the army rounds ,
up (l\'l!ty Arah man n Brooklyn,
c:it11.cn or not, t1nd place-. them in
pn nn camp OutrdgP<l c1t the
m1litarv J>rP<;c>nn• in hj<; aty. Hub
rhnllrncw ttie gPnrHal while try-
mu to c•atch th!' terronsts and
liVtc N<>w Y1;u k City.
I luUnd this muv:ie trJ tie ldtrly
t•ntertdmmg. \'\ ashinyton was his
usual wnnd£•rtul self tj1s oration
nf>ar thl' nnd of th<! hlrn was per-
forwed us onlv he can do 1t. Plus,
tt 1,1!\urtl he looks great'
•Elizabeth" coukJ possibly
have worked well .1s a h1gh-
camp RenatSsancc romp, but thi<;
latei;t update on the Virgin
Queen trikes 1t~e1J sc>riously und
m so doing reaches a new low m
h1storicc}l revisionism. Interest-
ingly, this typo of skewed, dis-
In truth, Elizabeth wds never
so brazenly foolish as to chance.
her glorious destiny on such J>d<i·
sionate disrepute Ye.,,, she loved
many men, but it 1s preCJscly
bPcause she so deldched herself
from the social constraints of hf!r
ddy that she became Enyld.Ild's
gredtest ntler, Ctnd to this cfoy
remains one of the most f<l~rtncH-
Denzel Washington stars as Hub in "The Siege."
• (Washington1 an<l his partner,
Frank Haddan (Tony Shdlhoub)
Hub is the h~ad of the ltnll-t1>r-
rorisl div\c;1on of the FBl m New
York. A terron.c;t ha" taken d bus
fµll or passeng~n> hostage and
has threatened to blow them up
As Hub beums his negotiation •
the bomb goc'> off. This boml>
turns out lo be filled with blue
paint -makmq the pas cnger
look like Smurts ts me.int a i.l
warrung. Nt'XI lime it'll bl' rP,d
1 thought Berung '~a., heliev-
<il>le U\ her.role of the ClA spook.
Thew •emcd to be a certrun ·
ch(>nust1y betw~ her a.nd W<tib-
mqton thdt' translatod \\ell on the
crecn Shalhoub IS gredt. He had
<111 of th" be t funnv lrne dnd '
many great enou one.<;
. tortP.d Wm rev<-als much <thout
, our own culture, (the movie was
very w~ll-rcce1ved by the Lido
Theater audience) cmd the
diminished standards of art that
we so t.~sily dccept toddy
No doubt, when it comPs to
history poi.terily is pnv1l<~ed ..;_
hut wML could tlwsc filmmdk~rs
poss1b~y hav•· l>P<'n llunking? In
mg people in lustory, ·
For those interested ind sc>n-
ous production on Eliiaheth f, J
highly reconunend the 1972 PBS
present1:1tion H Elizabeth R." Thb
superbly dCled sLx-part senec;
mdude~ actudl court d1a.loguc,
and hnllianUy ie-creates th~
complex events that shaped E!Jz.
abeth's life Moreover, you will
be trt•dtt.'d to.Glendd Jdckson's
dstomshmg performance as
"Elizc1lwth R."
• PHILIP RULAND, 40, lives in Newport
Beach and co-owns aa Irvine consulting
firm with his brother, Lloyd.
Hurray for Den1el:
get lost, Bruec
A bout d month ttgo I saw d
lrCtlll'r tor the soon-lo-lm-
rPll'aM•d movie, "The
Stt>ql'." St<irrmg m thc1t trqiJer
was one of my lc1vontt• uctor.,,,
Denl'.c•l Wc1!.htnqlon. ,
My ltrst thought wc1~ "YPdh •
crnd lh<'n I sdw who Wd"> cost<Jr•
rinu and I thmiuht ''Yuck. Brue<•
During the in\'t' t1qatmn nf
ttus fake attC1ck, Hub 1s mtro-
duced to CIA ag0.nl Eli\n Kral 1
(Annette Bening) \\ t11le not olf1-
cially ctsc;igncd to tht' mvPst1gt1·
bon, Elise ts <lPt<'rrmncrf tu hr'lp
uncover \~hu the• rc>sp<>n~1hh• p<lf-
t}' 1s. Despite u 111ut11c1l d1sllu-.t
Hub ond Elis1· r~dltZt' thl'lt th •y
need edch other u the\ aw qoinu
The pertortnance 1hdt left me
('old wv. Wllh Too young for
the rQlr> too brush and totally
m1scast,·Bruce dt>11mti•lv didn't
earn his salcm 1 thml\: tlu movie i~ qreal io1 ctn· aft~noon matinee.
If you k<·PJI vo111 nt•i!nUon
lo< tb1·cl on D••nl >i, e\ en Bruce
'' on't hr>thc.•r yQu too much
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RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the 'Pnue of Newport" Riverboat, Home Of The
N~ HarbOr Nautic81 MusetMTI (Focmerly Reuben E. Lee) ls
Open F'rom 1 1 fm9pm Lunch end Qnner Sat Sun Brunch Sam
· (closed Mondays) Reservations Needed Only For Weddings,
.. Banquets Or Pn~te Parbes All Ma1oc Credit Cards Accepted
Lotaied At 151 E. Coest Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92660
(714) 673-3425 FaK 673-7864
AUTO BISTRO
The first dnve-thru restaurant on the plenet where the ,food
ac Uy matters Our breakfast bistro menu 1s 'Served Sam·
11Wii Our al day bistro menu 19 gSl"lled 11am-1Q:>m We offer
• fine d licac:ies !lUCh es Sesame Peanut Noodles and a Grilled
Ollclen FOC8CC1a SandWich with Artichoke & Roma tomato
Plu a M range of expresso &. b•SO'O beverages served an cJaY
long Located et 3100 W Coast Hwy (Ne¢ to 9arting BMW)
TWIN PALMS
~ Coastal O..Sne, feeturfrlg the bounty of cpe coast in a
• 1ndoor-00tdoor VIiiage square atmosphere, IMa
• inment overy night Lunch Mon .sat 11 •30am-3pm
: fNir/1 nig~. bar menu eva table between lunch/dinner and :,_nu.sat: until midl'light. Located et 630 Newport Center Dr: ,
• at f: Island 721.8288
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:· J CK SHRIMP • g euthentie Lou s18n8 cu1&ine 1n an Ul?beat, casual
"Attifti:rltiere with patJo dining Try our Jaci;shrimp plat.es, or th
111' Jambelaya. Take CM end d l111ery avallable Located et
2 w Coe Hwy 65(}5577
THE CULINARY WRAP
Ra , healthy 1nwnati0nal dehcoa08 wrappod withm a fla~ roll Of'ititl 7 day.; o w k from 11 OOatn • 9.CX)pm Located in tho
• Hi Squ re 250E.11tn~ (714)54&4403
N~PORT RIB COMPANY
1
LE ~AFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Calfomia Qv•~· 1t its ffl86t EflfOY Breakfast. lunch ir o.nner "'
casual elegance, as you dine 1oside or on ru-beautiful paoo We
teattre Scrumptious Buffets rtroJghot.t me day or .,.cu can order
from our bountiful menu Located at 1 790J Jamboree Road
(caiB of Jamboree end Mawi) Phone (714) 975-1234 x6720
Hou'& sam-11 pm
YANKEE TAVERN
On the bay '° Newport Beach Serving Wnch & Dinner daily
Lbcated at 333 Ba'{Slde Ch.le 675-5333
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
We' more than 1ust ch1tkenl In add1bon to our Rotisserie,
Broasted, and Grilled Chicken, we offer Steak. Seafood. Pnme
Rib, Baby Back Ribs, P1ua, a 22-item appetizer rMnu .and mon?
Generous portions at a GREAT valuo Corne chec~ u., outi Open
for lunch, dinner. (ptua and appetizers served alt day), nd Suooay
Breakfast Fun cockwd bar'. Banquot fecilltJOs up to 70 Gameroorn
soon to be open 414 Old Newport Blvd (Comer of Hospital Road
And Od Newport) 10 Newport Beach 645-6086
JOSH SLOCUMS
The local gathering place for over 26 years located on beautiful
Newport Bay with e Vtf!N ·from every seat The menu features a
daily selection of~ 1~15 vanettes of fresh seafoaj ~s
are pleroful ~ 8-10 selectlOnS featunng pnme nb Dock Spec.e
is ava able 1f .,.cu arc aroving by boat. Open every day et 3 30
2601 Pacific Coast Hwy (949) 642-5935.
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
The arty brewery in Newport Beach, we serve awan1 WWVl!ng beer6
& we have a lantastJC food menu, with outdoor dining and lots of
FREE parking Located ot 2920/Ncwport Blvd Hours 11 30am-
11 ~ Sun-fuJrs 11 30.Jm.HXlem FriSat 675-8449
iii
BAMBOO TERRACE
Check out tho hippest Chinese restaurant in Orange .County!
Recently remodeled t.o resemble en Asian beer house Din Din
serves tasty Chmesa food end offers a fully stocked bar w1Lh
refreshing tropical drinks, s quality wine hst and a groat
assortment of. premium bottled and draft beers Houri;
lunch Tu09-fri 11 45am -2pm Dinner Tues·Thurs 5pm -10pm
Fr.I & Sal 5pm -11 pm Oosed on Mondays Located at 1773
Newport Blvd In Costa Mesa 645-5550 -
SIR ROGERS, LTD
Sandwidies. Coffee and E~ {)rinks & Snloothie& All new
brealdast rT1Cnu Cat.Gt'ing ava~able Open Moll-fri t Bcm.
Sat 7am and Gun at Sam located at 270 E 17th Street.
r.oSia Mesa 645-e252
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
6 SAUSAGE CO. ,
Pasta. Ceaoar Salod, Hom med'e Sausage. Veal, Lemb,
~on Othos, WITTe, Beer. Cappucano & Oe$scrt. Hours 7
Oa15 A Wook,·Sor.ii'\Q S t & Sun Brunch rrom 8 3'>1 00,
Sun -nus 1 1 nm-1 ~n. Fn .sat 1 1~1 1 pm AU Ma.JQr Cl1.1dtt
Cords Aooo~ Locotod At 2!51 Sh1pyerd Wrf./, ~ Bceth
(714) 723-062.1 .
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VILLA NOVA
Vtlla Nova otters Classic lta ian ~ with a sPectacular l/ff!W
Feai:unng homemade pasms, fresh seafood & veal specialties and
a unique waterfront ambiance rem1n1scent of an Italian
OJonrtyside Pro1eSSlonal serw:e & an aW'!l"d Winning wine iist
deltgllt patrons v.'ti1lo d1htng in this 'Oma ~ c settJng I.Ive
entart81nment begins nightly at 9pm ThF.' ps>...a.rs Cigar Lounge
features premrum ~. spuits and an eltte'l "!! appebler menu
Located at 3131 West Coast Hwy. 642-788) ·
SCAMPI
Fine Famfy Dining New!\' Remodeled Open 7 Days A Wee for
btnncr Onty 5 00.103Q'.>m We Cater Pnvate Lunch Parties for
15 People or More All Ma1or Credit Cards Accepted
Reservaoons Accepted Located at 1576 N~t Blvd Costa
M»~ 645-B560
ANTONUCCl'S
ln10~ dehc1ous homemade ltahan cooking tn a reia~ed, casual
at.mosphcre Steps to I.he ocean &t 6700 W PC H 1n N.B.
Tradltlona\ tavontes Shnmp Scampi or Fettucint Alfredo to ii tasty
assortment of P121as. Pastas ond Salads are offered With Specials
Daily EflfOV a glass or bOWc. ol ycxJI" ICl\O"'lte wine or beer and don't
forget to sall{I room tor one of Ol.f' deleetable desserts Open daily
1 1 am-1 ()pm Dehvcry avail We cater and offer private
lunch/meermg room lor 25 guests 949-031-3592
Sushi & Sustv to Go ~ Bar. All ~ Q'8d(. C8'ds located fl:.
2675 lrvme Ave (A.Toss from t-Je.~ Go!f !Atrse) (7'4) 64~5518
BEN I HANA
Amotat s most c;elebreted Japanese restaurant. Open 7 days e
wecl Lunch 11 30a~ 30pm Monffl Dinner 5 3(} 10 (l)pm
Moo-lllurs. 5 30.11 OOpm Fn 5-11 OOpm Sat 4 3(}9 30prn
Sun Ux:atad et 4250 Brch St 955-0822
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
AutrientiC MeXJCen Food. With The Freshost ln!J'fld1ents & A New
Light CAJ1sina. Great Marganta& Hours: Lunch & Dtoner All Maior
Credit Cards Accepted Located &t 2101 Ptacenoa. r.osut Mesa -
642·1142. 280) NewporL Blvd, Newport Beach -675-6855
arid <?744 E Coast Hwy , CDM -644<J226 .
Ml CASA
llJr meal& nre ncm a tnp t.o Baj& as well as Mexx:o Now otfenng
fish tacos Phone &hood for orde~ to.go Hours Oa ly Fram
1 1 OOam All Maior Credit Cards Accepted Located At 296
1 ?Ul St Costa Mt?sa '714) 645-7626
LA PALAPA
Ser.-ing uthcnuc SOUth Me.ljcon Seafood r.eviche cocliUI
camoroncs, pulpO, ~ and much moro ~ 6 days a ~ Oo6ed on Wedriesdeys Dene in or tal\&out. l..oaiWd et 123
23ra SL 11Newport8e8Ch (n MA l:\flOhs) 673-2657
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Slwor'y Pe 11n cu1s1no in \lpSC!llo, afford ble otmost>ttere
1 1 30am.10 OQJrn &lndoy-Thursdav. until 1 am FridBy&turday ~ INo rT'lJSIC
THE ARCHES
The ~·um st.ea'\ and seafood house m Orange eount,, SUlce
1922 Serving lunch Mnn -Fri 11 30am untJ 3 llJpm D::mer
served n ghtly urttil 1 CDam tocc.~ on Newport SW & Co&-i
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A 12 Thursday, November 12, 1998 date book .. -, Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
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""'~~L.:· •Alice In W . ' __ old-fashioned political drarila SCHOOl: Ensign Intermediate Sch~
STORY UHE:.Allce falls down a rabbit
hole and ends up in a fantasy world
.. where.she~ UR :tnd has separate dvemuresvmncw march ha~. the
To~1 lrtUS ----[)j!y Pb
N oarly u hall-cPntury dgo,
two mernbt•n> of Congie s
battled hammer and
tongs for the u.s·senute seat
from Calltomiu. Onf' would pre-
vail and go on to th(• tnumph of
pres1dentldl victory -and th~
travw.1 of resigning in disgrace.
How Richard Nixon's charac:-·.
ter and politki.11 Slrdtegy were
tormed proVldes hdll of Kf:'1lh
Redum's new plc1y, ~But Not for
Me,· now rcre1vmu 1t!-. world
prenuere on the Second Stdgc of
South C0<1st Rt~~ ertory.
The other
h.ilf focuses THEATER REVIEW on the losm9
ccmdu.idte,
Helen Gaht1gcm Douqltts, wilt• ot
Hollywood actor MPlvyn lJuuqlct-.
and the target of N1xon's mfo-
mous "Pink Lady" C'c:UllJ><Hgn in
those ddys of Communist witC'h
hunts, bl<lcklisting and
McCdrthytsm.
Looking bdck lo 1450, with
the 20120 hinclsiHht of h1stoncc1l .
~rspecl.Jve, RC?dclin ZN<>S m on
tht> young Nixon unfonm•<I
dnd still 1dt•dllstic res1slm9 his
handlers' llrCWS lO brinq lhf' CtlDl·
pd1gn down into th<' qutt<'1 ot
hctlf-trulhs c1ncl J,OnuPnclo. It wus
c1 batUt> he• \Vd<; destined to low.
Given the nrcum ton< l'.'s of
history, om• would ussume Recl-
din would hc1VP th<' dC'< k ht:rtvily
stdckcd. But his depJCllon of t!w
DougliJ'> cump ttlso 1 harsh, pm-
trayrnq thl' losing C:cHHlidtll<' as
e mb1ttemd. vmchcllve t1nd y1vl'n
to drunkt>n outhur~ts Equt1l
tun<;!, dS lt WCll'
UndPr 1111' -.un··hc1ntlc>d clm·'-
lion ol D11v1d r:1111111•s, "But Nut
for Me" prov1clc·s a comp~lhng
Trendy, upscale furniture
· store of{eTs bargain pr.ices
for neUi and used
one-of-a-kind items.
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714•963•7046
FYI
'BUT NOT FOR ME'
* WHERE: South
Coast Repertory,
655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa
~ WHEN: Tuesdays
through Fridays at
8 p.m., Saturdays at
2:30 and_ 8, Sundays
·at 2:30 and 7:30 .
until Dec. 6.
~HOW MUCH:
S18-S43
<> PHONE: (714)
708-5555
G reg Stuhr (left) as Richard Nbton
dlscu es his 1950 Senate campaign
with handler Richard Doyle in .. But Not
for Me" on the Second Stage of South
Coast Repertory.
1 insight mto d bdttle thtlt, 111
effect. changed the tenor or poh-
t1c!>. Muell of the clldlogue is fun-
O}', even hilanous, when taken Ill
the context of future evcnh.
Greg Stuhr is an ab!.olutt•
nnger for the young Nixon in
appearance and demi>ahor. Stuhr
paints an eame!.t. concerned
character, overly conscious ol his
disadvanlaged henta9e. dnd JNs
the audience fill in the bldnks.
As Roy Du.y, one ol his c t1m•
paign advisers who injects u close
of polilical reality, R1chtml Doyle
projects the touuh. unrnmprorms-
mg reallst the c1tndldc1te c:;oon
would become Doyle's thirst for
politicdl l>lood 1s hest eviclenc t1d
as he detains u young bellboy
(Ddvtd Denman), desperately
sohoLing his support dncl ubh' ti
ehciting only i'llienal10n.
After intenruss1on, the l>C"l'n<'
... wllches to the Dou9lds CdlllJ.> ns
thf' ballots are heing counted, and
Linda Gehnnger mounb a llp~y
tirade as the thrne-tonn congre s-
woman whose political career is
ctl)Q\lt to capsize. Her character
comes off in an espeoally unflat-
tering light as she hd!angues the
some bellboy, even though he had
CdSt his vote Cor her.
Ddn Kern provides a calm,
reasoned attitl!lde as her actor
husbund, fending off his wife's
inti.tndt<'d accustt.tions of infidelity
t1nd CJl•nerally preventtng her
from <>ml>ctrrassmg herself.
Denmdn's bellboy, represent-
ing lh<! conscience of the elec-
torutc c1t Jurne. contnbutes a sol-
JCI , thoughtful performance,
rr>s1stin<J the Nixon camp's oily
ov<>11tirei. and pro!Pssing his
i1dnurahun for Douglas before
t>ndurmg her vitriolic wrath.
Cc1mp<11gns such as Nixon-
Douglus -.C't the stage for mud-
shnumg hdttles such as the ones
·"'' c• recently endured. If you can
stornc1ch more politics this soon
afh•r the election, "But Not for
Mc• ~hould yo down much more
srnoot hly.
l~l'\lauranl & Liclo Shi>.' a r d Sau\aj.!t' ( ·o.
...
Sali:.i1ino 1ommy Pe1cr Phil Vinet>
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ALSO ON ·STAGE t
f
• ~HE LITTLE SISTER'
A murder mystery based on Ray-
mond Chandler's classic 1949
play of the same name iS being
~laged Wednesday through Sat-
urday in OCC's Drama Lab The-
tltre .. Show times are 8 p .m.
Advanced tickets are $6 for
Wednesday und Thursday per-
formances and $7 for Fnday and
Saturday shows. Tickets at the
door wlll he $8 and $9. Seating is
limited Tickets may be pur-
chased by phone, using Visa or
Mastercard. For more informa-
tion call (714) 432-5660.
'DINNER WITH FRIENDS'
South Coast Repertory presents
Donald Margulies' "Dinner
With Friends" through Nov. 22
on .the Mainstage. Performances
are 8 p.m. Tuesdays through
Fridays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sdtur-
days and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m
Sundays. Tickets range from
$28 to $45. The theate r is 'at 055
Town Center Dnve, Costa
Mesa. For more inforrnatton,
call (714) 708-5500.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot date book ·Thur~oy, N~mber 12, 1998 A 13 _
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TiramistLa_sweetir.e at for Italian food love~-~'L-~~~.---~:__.
MAAl.A BU«>
ir~u i.ound~ ldmiliar
beqause it is an lt~an
dessert served m every
trattona m town, and now 1t 1s
the naine of a new ltalittn rP..,tau.
rdl)t'tn Goronu del Mar formerly
calloo Bella 'fcrnsa and Matteo's.
11ramisu opened in Scptem·
ber fler 1 1/2 years of building
code hassles and remodeling,
and it is still something of a work
in progress.
W1thm weeks, own~r Lwgi
Ferrara replaced the first chef he
hired with.Marco Forte, who
used to cook for the prime minis·
-----·-ter of Italy. Dl.Nl~G REVIEW 9c! ~~~v~. .
1 , When Forte
is on the mark, his food 1s won-
derful, but the kitchen still seems
a bituneven m its ab1bty to con-
sist y please. He is a maestro -· ~lt.htllSh, and he and Ferrara are Uin1'!J out some remarkably
foo41Jireadl> when they have
~~ ut 1t is not often enough
end ~casionally, the l>reuds are
e.;s than fresh.
.. TfiE' obliging wait staff sup·
plies Olive oil und bcllstumc: vinc-
tJar for dunki.JH.J purpos~s. Check
for salt conteot befor~ you ucccpt
a fresh grating of Purmesun
che~ directly mto yom mine-
strone ($4.50)
Fer. $10.50, you can order pas-
ta with .mild Italtan sausage,
broccoli robe .. md yarlic, and the
imd alive pdstas rec1ch a sump-
tuo dimax with sp<tghettim
and unks of an entire lresh
lobster ($19.HS).
From the pa Id department,
the cannelloni with chtc:ken dnd
porcm1 mushrooms ($13.95) was
a delight, so 1 t<Jstc<l a tnend's
ordC\Of rav1ol1 on a second
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ha~ opcnecl
Cl nr \v
1\rea Rug Studio
\Vhy P<l\' Dept
Store Pri<. cs?
ALl -Hl ·c,s &
JU ':\':\'FHS on
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t te:mctmadc wools.
~ynthetit ~. ~isal
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+ WHERE: 2325 E. Pacific
Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar • + WHEN: Monday through
Wedrle$0ay, lunch 11 a.m. to 3
p.m., dinner S to 10 p.m.;
Thurnfay, lunch 11 a.m. to 3
· p.m~ dinner 5 p .m. to 1 a .m.;
• Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Satur·
day. 11 a.m. to 2 a .m.; Sunday,
brunch 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., din,·
ner 5 to 10 p.m. •
+ HOW MUCH: Dinner appe·
t izer'\ $4.75 to SB.SO, salads
S5.25 to S 11.90, entree' S 13.95 •
to $2350 + t»HONE: (949) 673-~
a pmot wme reducuon
Forte'!> takP on '4l.moa with
saffron $17.50 is a maste!J>icce.
Fragrant and moist within, and
e:miving almost sizzling from the
grill, it is among the best of
Forte's dishes. ·
..;.-Tmunisu u; opan for lunch ciil<I
dinner, dlld the downstairs bar is
open into the wee hours. Lunch
prices range from $4 .25 tor soup
to $12.50 for a hearty. grilled ·
swordfish (with baby tqmato<>s,
cdpers and olives) with sides of
trench fnes and veggies.
Martinis COl>t $5.99. White
wlfies by the gldss include HP.ss
Sclect chardonnay ($6,25) ana
Gri910 Ca'Vit pinot ($4.75). Bot·
ties include Fetzer's Eagle Peak
merlot ($24 a bottle) and Mon·
tevina white zinfandel ($16).
Corkage, should you bnng your
own bottle, is $10.
After parking in the lot behind
Tmur ' u, a walk up the dnveway
and into the restaurant takes you
past a profusion of blooming flow·
ers. Inside, every wdll is sponge·
painted in bright Veneban tones
with yellow chcilTh.and yellow
linens, in a happy, zany color
scheme that works like a chdIITl.
Tuamisu ~ how sweet it is!
• MARLA BIRD's d1n1ng review appears
every other Thursaay
Hundreds enjoy
gi:eat chefs event
nm GOQdell of Troqliet
wowed U1e throng attending
the 13th annual Groat Chefs
party at The Sutton Place
l iot l wh n ho.1>C rved fresh
shucked oystP..rs with cavtat
and individually made marti·
nis.
The Sutton PJ..tce wasn't
too shabby ctther, with its
chets .;hcmg tender slices of .
fLlet mignon au JUli to all
All t'.he chefs were gener."
ous with time and talent for a
good cause and helped r&se
75,000 for the National Kid·
ney Foundation
Festive sn1orgasbord
at Gustaf Anders
Gustaf Anders annual
Chrisunas Smorgasbord
begins Dec. 1. and continues
through the 27th with a huge
boa1d laden with traditional
Swedish delicaai ., c,.uch as ·
hou ... e-cured hernng smoked
salmon with golden cdviar,
roasted leg of lamb, smoked
ham, Swedish meatballs.
marvelous chce.c;es and a lav-
ish de:. ert huff et.
For reservations, call 1~49)
668·1737.
Luigi Ferrera is owner and operator of TiramJsu in Corona del Mar. onalized FITNESS PROGRAM
round and it appeared to have
been reheated.
Old·fashioned Bolognese ragu
($11.50) descnbed as "the might-
iest and meatiest;" lives up to its
billing, served on a heaping plate
of perfect spaghettini.
Nine-inch pizzdS have d thin
crust, priced from $7 .50 for a s1m-
plc mt1rinard topping to $13 50
tor (1 p1na with sea scallops
T1rt1m1:.t1 also offers pizza with
clams, mussels, shrimp and squid
01 on~ lopped with smoked
:,alJnon, cctviar and quail eggs for
$14.50.
On one visit, a friend ordered
duck ($17.95), which amved in
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tine small slices, sautc>t>el with
sultnnd ymp1-.s. It harl hP-cn
flamed dJld wtts su culent ancl
sweet with u c1tru afterta le.
Gnl!Pd \cqetuhles make a Lastv
side ch~h ilnd ~h"v m company·
mo:.t entret>s me lt1din9 tender,
gnUed ldmh chop ($18 50) with
a deeply flavmed sauc•' made of
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Public shou._ldn't ·pay ·for neighbor~Qod'S . securi~.~
E. veryone wants to feel
· safe at home -just
ask the. folks who live
in Mesa North.
. They.'ve enjoyed having
one of the t1ty's lowest crime
rates. But while the rest of
the city has seen a drop in
crime, Mesa North residents
have seen just the opposite.
The crime ln. their comer of
Costa Mesa -bordered by
Fcurv1ew Road, Baker Street,
and the San Diego and Coro-
na del Mar freeways -has
.ris~ .
Some time ago, a group of
Mesa North homeowners -
about a third of the residents
there -decided to pool their
money and hire a. private
security company to patrol
the neighborhood eight
hours a day, five days a
week. And it worked. ·
Mesa North residents say
when Weste'c, Security is on
patrol, all goes well in the
neighborhood.
It's when Westec goes
away that there's trouble.
Their solution: employ We~t
ec 24 hours a day, seven days
a week.
Sounds like a· good idea.
The problem is, Mesa. North
wants the city to pay for it -
at least for a while, long
enough to conduct a study to
see if the 24-hour private
patrol obliterates the prob-· . rem._,,,, ___ .......
Is that a little too much to
ask? We think so.
If Mesa North is experi-
encing an increase in crime,
a~d the existing ·police
staffing prohibits the· depart-
ment from giving the area
the attention it needs, then
maybe it's time the City
Council hire more officers.
· Or maybe the 240 Mesa
North residents who-are pay-
ing for Westec's services
should ask the other 510
households in the neighbor-
hood for the money.
But liaving the taxpayers
fork over the money for a
neighborhood's private secu-
rity patrol just isn't nght -
especially when you consider
how many other neighbor-
hoods would line up at City
Hall with their hands extend-
ed jJ the coqncil ~ves !}?esa
North what 1t wants.
U Mesa North has a crime
problem, the City Council
should work with the Police
Department to solve it.
And if the residents still
aren't satisfied, it's up to
them to hire a private securi-
ty company. ~
READERS RES . F I V E ·a U E S T I 0 N S
Bridge debate continues Chris Cox
THE ISSUE: Group voicing support
for a 19th Street bridge catches the
ears of those who oppose the idea.
I ctm writing in regard to the letters fro"Jn
the 19th to the Beach advocates (Letters
to the editor, "Bridge not a bad idea."
Nov. 5)
I ttunk 1t would be mfonnational when
publishing letters regardmg the proposed
9th Street bndge to dlso publish the
addresses of mdiVlduals who state their belief
thdt the bridge would be a good idea for this
a rea of Costa Mesa .
• For inc;tance, Bob Graham; the founder of
::i 9th to the Beach. hves on a residential str~t
:that intersects With Gisler Avenue. I live on a
Jes1dent:ial stre et that intersects 19th Street.
~ reported m your paper in the past. Gra-
. ham hds stated that he felt that a bridge at
GtSle r would have too negative of an impact
on residents around Gisler, and that the
Gisler bridge should not be built. Evidently,
Grdhdlll bel.teves that he and his neighbors
dre somehow more valuable people than my
neig hbors dfld me that they are inherently
more d eserving of consideration. .
I agree with Grdham that the bridge at
Gisler would have a negative impact on the
residents and should not be built. I would not
dream of telling Graham that, while I don't
want a hridge and highway by my house, I
think he sho~d have one by his. I wouldn't
try to conVUlce him that a bridge to conve-
nience me would somehow be a boon to him.
It would be interesting to know where
members.of 19th to the Beach dCtually live -
and which areas those mch,Vlduals wnting to
support the bridge call home.
SUSAN EMERSON
Costa Mesa
A complete study ol West Side Costa
Mesa redevelopment and tho 19th Street
bridge question should mc:lude present and
future needs and the past dC'c1sions.that got
us here. .
Let's VI.Sit the past hrst.
The Costa Mesa Frcew<ly was planned to
continue through Costa Me.<ia t.o Newport
Beach, wtth a branch cutting wE:'st and c:on-
necting to West Coast Highway in West
Newport Had that happened, there would
be no need for a 19th Street hndge:That
freeway link was deleted. and the freeway
ends at 19th Street.
The need for a t'9th Strf'et hndge today
seems obvious. A past Costa Mesa City
Council approved thP complete down·zorung
of all property zoned tor multiple units. The
effect today is that East Side redevelopment
of n.ew condos rontinues, desp1tf' the dowp-
zorung. · · '
LlkeWlSe, moi>t East Side residential areas
are being improv~d. l Ids anyone seen any
redevetopment on the West Side? Not much.
Who wants to tear down 12 umto;; tQ build
nine new uruts or condos surrounded by
blight? So the apartment areas JUSt become
"lder and more run-down.
There ate d few vocal ostnchru; who Cl.re
living m the past. Like it or not, the luture of
the West Side will be continwng deeay if
REBUTTAL
nothing rdd1cal is done. Area trafhc will con-
tinue to increase, cJ.nd a new bndge will help
tremendously The West Side of the ftt ture
needs cohesive planning, redevelopment
incenbves and a 19th Street bndge to open
up that portion of Costa Mesa.
Past nu.stakes do not justify domg nothing
today to prepare for a better future •
MIKE STEINER
Costa Mesa
ls it that the residents of Costa Mesa want
a aty like Huntington Beach, cross-gridded
with pass-through streets and signals? Is the
City Council sure that is what the residents
want?
Costa Mesa's charm is the qufet neighbor-
hoods, and to extend bndges over the Santa •
Ana River at Gisler Avenue and 19th Street
will drop up the city, cmd Adams Avenue will
be congested anyway.
I was m real estate for 20 y<>a.rs in Costa
Mesa, and one of my strongest i>Pllmg pomlo;
was the qwet neighborhood-; unfettered by
gnds with trnffic signals and walls every few
blocks. After showmg l luntington Beach,
Fountain Valley and Costc1 Mesa, most buy-·
'ers gravitated to the peaceful neighborhoods
in Mesa Verde and others.
All we would be dothg would be accom-
modating Huntington Beach at the cost of
what 1s d rare C1.nd wonderful city. That 1s
w1).at the freeway is for.
• JULIE S. STURDEVANT
Costa Mesa
• EDrTOR'S NOTE: The city has taken a position against
building bridg~ at both 19th Street and Gisler
We asked the congressman from Newport Beach -
who briefly considered seeking the speaker of the
House seat -five easy questions. Here are his
answers.
After _your appearance on
.. Larry King Uve" last Friday,
you were all over the news.
What was that weekend like
for you1
Aside from the Larry. King
wterview Fnday night and 10·
minute CBS and CNN inter-
views Sun-
day morning,
I spent
almost every
minute this
past week-
end on the
phone wtth
my col-
leagues from
across the
country. In
the age of S:_!ris Cox
digital
phones, it was possible -m just
2 1/2 days -for Bob Llvi.ngston
CR-La.) and me to reach most, if
not all, of the 222 others whose
votes we were seeking. In the
end, I won JUSt over 90. and hP.
jl.lSt over 100, of the necessary
112. By withdrawing my name
from· considerallon, I put him
over the top. We actually ran
the entire race that fast.
..J:ell us three things you
lhlnk are wrong with the
Republican Party.
.
and strong national defense
U you weren't In polttks,
what would you be dolng1
Already l've enjoyed.careers
in law and business, as well us a
brief stint teaching federal
income tax at Harvard Busirtcss
School. After ll:tis chapter is
over, I'd like to try something
altogether different. I've always
wanted to wrtte.
Wliat h as been your most
embarrassing polttlcal
momen tf
So far I've been lucky. But if 1
keep domg all of these TV
appearances, I'm sure ru come
up w1th an answer to ~ ques-
tion pretty soon.
Would y<>u like to be presi-
dent someday?
No sUch thing as free use ·of school district facilities
Now there's a lodded ques-
tion! flfst, yOu tell me three
things wrong with the Daily
Pilot. Meanwhile. I'll continue
to stress the Repubhcan Party's
message ot indiVldual freedom,
less government, lower taxes
The trouble with haVlng Bill
Clinton as president l.S 1t makes
us all think we could do a better
JOb. Fortunately, my first full·
time job m politics was m the
White House, where l worked
as a lawyer tor Ptec;1dent Rea-
gan. ¥Y wife, Rebecca, worked
m the White House, too, as
President Redgan's directo~. of
public liaison. We both saw that
a pr~ident's schedule. and bur-
dens aren't enviable. And })';ith
a 5-year-old, a 4-year-old and a
10-week-old at home, l'm
already pining tor more ti.me at
home m Newport. Count m~ m,
though, as an active campaign-
or for whoever runs against Al
Gore!
I n the Nov 2 edition, Gay Geiser-Sandoval
wrote an article m which she states: MThe
cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
get to use the district's facilities for free• and
goes on to request that the city councils from
both c1t1P.s contribute to construction and
repdll' of the pool at Newport Harbor High
School 1·Failmg to vote is failing our kids").
While I believe the Cty Council would be
open to di<,c:ussmg the pool situation at New-
port Harbor, I would like to point out that our
use of the '>Chool district facilities is anything
out free. C urrently, the oty of Costa Mesa and
tbe school d1stricf have agreements for joint
e of facilities on a shared-use basis. The
C'tty's contnbutions to this arrangement
uiclude· ·
• Use of the Neighborhood Community
Center -approximately $15,000 a yeBI
• Athletic held maintenance at Costa Mesa
High School, Kaiser and TeWinkJe/Califorrua
schoob approx.undtely $20,000 a year
• Free use of the o ty's softbdll fields and
~dsebcill diamonds
• Tree trimming dt school sites
• U!>e of city parks for crosscountry meets
and prnctice
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Winship says he
wasn't taken seriously
T he results of the> Nov 3 elcc·
bon hdve left no douut as to
the outcome of the race in
Distnct 4 of th(' NE.•wport Beach
City. Cotmcil. Pobtic. allows voters
to assess the different opmions of
candidates and, basccl on what
they know, make a 1uclic1ous dt'C1-
sion in the best interc.'>t of their city.
It is the duty of the pr<>ss to report
honestly dlld accurately whdt they
know of the cand1ddtcs and thCLr
opUl.lons on the issut•s.
·the c.gn7 Or did she t
editor's word for that? That t ue·
in-cheek conunent came tr in a
1986 Planning Commission ilppli·
cation, after 1 had spent 5350 to run
for Ct~ Council and got 13.4% of
the vote.
• The' expenditure of approxunately
$516,000 to improve the helds at Costa Mesa
High, KdlSer and TeWinkle/Califomia schools
between 1993 and 1996
IJM HAGGUU lYWS I DAILY PILOT
Soccer players from Newport and Estancia battle mid-field during a game last year.
Sadly, rather thdn hdvtng the
editonal bravely to ac;sail my char-
acter directly, your reporter was
chdI'Qed to perf onn thal duty. The
Daily Pilot's front-pdge news arti-
cle of Nov 2, "Ron Winship. 'No,
I'm serious,"' fully illustrates the
point. A few minor corrections
Secondly,\ my oppos1uon to an
intemabond.l airport at El Thro IS
legend. However. I have alwdys
supported moving not only all
small pnvate d.lJ'cralt fTOm John
Wayne Airport to El Toro, but~ddi
tionally sending all aJI cargo to that
smgle runway configuration as
well. Believe me. that is a coJAmer-
oal ai11x>rt at El Toro. Addi ally,
utter malong pre<.cntabons :tnore
than 30 candidate forunis=-J and
speak.J.ng e>ngdgC?menls. of which
your reporter had <lltendecf two,
not everybddy wac; giggling or
puzzled, including your edilonal
review board meeting.
rmaUy, my comments at Speak
Up Newport were presented in
front of more than 100 people. My
con:unent was that many negativ
11ro1ects have unpacted our city,
ntt-lucling Promontory Point, which
blotted out one of the most beauti·
lul view areas, lost forever. Nl but
your reporter heard me sly that
th~re was even talk m the oty to
hum 1t down dunng the °'!}-~true.
lion pha<,e, That comment did
bnng a few giggles, and that
when I sa1d, "No, I'm scrfou .'I
Only your reporter was able to
ttsscss th.al :he ~vcn consider d
burning 1t down art •r it was built. ..
• ApprolWTlately $200,000 a year on the
DARE program
: • Upcoming fiE!ld 1mprovernents dt TeWm-
kJe/Cahforma schools -approxunately
$50,000
• Upcorrung soccer field improvements at
Estancia -approximately $25,000
• City Council action to contribute toward a
SO -meter pool at Costa Mesa High
Jn addition, the oty's park rangers patrol
numerous school sites, and lhe userli of the
sChool district's athletic held. must pay the
district for use ol their restrooms or proV1dP.
their own portable facilities. In fact we will be
discussing the possibility of leasmg -as in
paymg for u~e of -the chool d1stnct's
r&trooms.
M-11 LI AG
part of a democratic proce s, why
is a candidate '>UC'h as Kathy
Schwan~. who challenges an
incumbent, given such bttlo news
support?
nte wo1ding sel t J in the
article lS inter sting. The Coronn
del Mar race w not jmt for thi
ar 'a, as a per on who run for
For the past several years, the city and the
school d1~tnc:t have been working very well
together through ioml·use ogr ~mcnts. Both
have benehtod 1m.mcnscJy through shared
use, which i qwte cWtcrent from free u.c;e,
Hopefully, th1 clcati> up any misunderstand-
ing pr sented m U1c Mticle. ·
GARY MONAHAN
Costn Mesa City Council
hould be addre eel, based upon
the misrepresentations, distortions
and character · assassinelion
attempted m U\Clt article JU6l one
day before the cle<:tion. Jn a spint
of fairness, I wonder why my oppo·
nent, Gary Adams, was not given
Ui e same courtesy.
Firstly, wc1s the rcporti!r sug·
gestmg that pt.'<>plc who "smoke
ogarcttes" are l likely to do a
good JOb on City CouncJI thnn non·
smokers? Was she su~m shng that
she thought my ideas were
"wacky and insulting" or thc1t the
throughout ,111 the? schon2 arct1s. entire electorutc h licved lhoH
Finally, p~rhup serene Stokes Wa..., she attr.mpting to clemt'ttn th • entire ucting comrmmity or wa~
<tn<l oth ~r metnbt!f<> ol the bourrl Umt ~imply pt•rsomtl? . . .
might want to mPct Si·hwarr. and I low does !>he know thut my
hnct out 1u t what she d1 covered oppommt "is c1 hlclong Rcpubh·
IS sh~ ( amp.ugnPd door to cfom. l c~.n?" Wds h born R rul.ti.can{ . Did Taylor Woodrow I lorn s urvo
,think W•' n C<i lot of 1ct ai; and money to r P.n Miller, 'Maonu
lots of int re tect pcopl • to help Mr.Comb or Ron Wmship? No, so
Thi<J election is history. and the
p<..'Ople hove spoken, yet there is a
c~~dness that hon~ and
ttdrutate fCPorting of events M d
pe opl have been irrev~ably
htum~ mto the future. Qne,,Qf.my
most 1mPQrtant camp~ign ilogans
Wd '"Character Matt · , " pncl tt
till does.
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ewport Beoch/Costo Meso Doily Pilot .. around town Thursday, November 12, 1998A15
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A slide •how and lecture ttUed
~Namibia Revisited" will be pre-
sented at 7 p.m. at the Newport
each Central l:.1brary's Frlenas
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Admission 1s fr~e. For more
information, cd.ll (949) 717-3801.
A water aerobics class will be
presented from 9 lo 1 o· a m at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guente Ave., Corona de! Mar.
Adm.i.ssion ts $1. For more infor-
mation, c<fll (949) 644-3244.
Newport Beach AnJmal Control
will present the annual low-cost
rabies clinic from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
at Dover Shores Pet Care Center,
207 5 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Rabies shots for cats and dogs will
be $3.50. Other vaccinations will
be avdllable For more infonna-
tion, call 722-7387.
A singing class will be presented
from 1 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Seruor
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave ,
Corona del Mar. Admission 1s
free. For more infonndlton, call
(949) 644-3244.' .
A Une dancing class will be pre-
sented from 3 15 lo 4·45 p.m. at
OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar-
guente Ave , Corona de! Mar.
I Admission is tree. For more infor-
, mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A group counseling session tiUed
Relationship Improvement will be
presented at 7 p.m. at Coast Con-
sultmg, 180 Newport Center
Dnve, ·Newport "Beach. Sessions
are $25. For more information,
call (949) 720-8437.
FRIDAY
A b~n~ assistance workshop
featuring Ups on how to prepare
for the year 2000 computer prob-
lem will be presented from 7:30 to
9 a.m. dt the Newport Harbor.
Area Chamber of Commerce,
1470 Jamboree Road, Newport
Beach. Admi..,s1on i~ free Reser-
vations dre requested. For more
information, call (949) 640-4789.
A physical training class will be·
presented from 8:30 to 9:30 a .m.
at OASIS Semor Center, 800 Mar-
guente Ave., Corona de! Mar.
Ad.m1ss1on 1s $21. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
I\ yoga class will be presented by
Helena Sprake-from 9 to 10:15
a.rn . at the Nancy Cldfk Educa-
tion Center, 4 71 Old Newport
Road, Swte 103, Newport Beach.
Adrmss1on is $8 per class or $30
for tour prepaid classes. For more
information, call (949) 548-4059.
~ugs for tfie Jlo[Ufays!,,
HEMPHILL'S
YOUR DENTAL
HEALTH
by o-t.r-Ridt, o.o.s.
WHITE ON WHITE
ne Newport Beach
Library Foundation's
The Balboa Ski & Sports Club of
Newport Beach will present a ski-
ing and snowboarding movie
tilled "Uprising" at 8 p.m. et The
Tee Room at the Newport Beach
Golf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave. A
party will follbw the screening.
Ad.mission is $10. Reservations
are recommended as seating is
limited. Por more information, call
(714) 641-8513 or (949) 854-7560.
SATURDAY
OraJ cancer screening will be
available from 8 a.m. to noon at
Hoag Cancer Center, 1 Hoag
Drive, Building 41 , Newport
Beach. Admission 1S free Reser-
vation5 are requested. For more
infonnation, call (800) 514-4624.
Students will present an assort·
nient of talents from' 10 a.m. to
noon at the Waldorf School of
Orange County, 2350 Canyon
Drive, Costa Mesa. The event will
feature songs in Japanese, Span-
ish and English as well as mstru·
mental performances. Admission
ts free. For more information, call
(949) 574-7775.
The Harbor Mesa Uons Club
annual Holiday Boutique will be
presented from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m .
at OCC's student center, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Admission is $1. TIUs is a . fund-
raising event that Will benefit
local charities. For more informa-
tion, call 432-5725. ·
Parents Without Partners , will
present a dance from 8 p .m. to
it""TI'lcrnt!~ctrm
Newport Beach G9U Course.'3100
Jrvme Ave., Newport Beach. Gen-
eral adll}ic;s1on is $8. Members are
$6 .f.or more information, call
(714 ) 848-5836.
SUNDAY
A slf de lechire 6Ue'd .,·Myttlene
-An Anoent Greek City" will be
presented by Hector Williams of
the Uruversity of Bntish Columbia
from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the New-
port-Mesa Christian Center Sanc-
tuary at St:C, 55 Fair Dnve, Costa·
Mesa. General admission is $5;
students are $2; members and
SCC students are free. For more·
infomiatiori, call (949) 786-9149.
MONDAY
A class tilled Healthy Eating will
be presented from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800
Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar.
Admission is free For more infor-
mation, cdll (949) 644-3244.
A yoga class wUI be presented by
Helena Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
at the Ndncy Clarlt Education
Center, 471 Old Newport Road,
Suite 103, Newport Beach.
Admission ts $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes. For more
information, call (949) 548-4059.
TUESDAY
A bearing ctieckup open house
will be presented from 9 a m to 5
p m. through Frid~y at Heanng
Science of Newport Beach, 1501
Superior Ave , Suite 313. The
event will feature preliminary~
heanng screenings as well as con~
sultations on hearing care and
new technology. People who
experience ringing or buzzing in
one or both ears; favor one ear;
ask people to repeat themselves
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oi tum up the TY too loud should I at 500 pm. dt Coa t Consulting, I Fnend Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
take ad\lantagc ot thi oppurtuni-l80 Newport Crnter Drive, New-c1tdo Ave. Admission JS free. For
. AdlnI sl01linrerr.-v or mor -"·:port1>E:d'C'l'i:""S'ewnare s:-FOil'm?'.iieffi1oriffis6ori;"'cctD"T9'l9)' 7 17·. -
informat16n, call (!:J49) f>46-~676. more information, caU (949) 720-3801. .
. 8437
A water aerobl~ cla. s will be
pre:,entcd from 9 to '1U a m. at t.lie
OASIS Senior Center, 800 ~1ar·
guente Ave., Corona drJ f'-1dr
Admt!;Slon is $1. For more infor-
mation, 'call (949) 644-3244.
A-yoga class wlll bo presented by
Helena Sprake from q to 10:15
a ,m. ut the Nancy Clark Educa-
tion Cent(•r, 471 Old Newport
Road, Swte 103, Newport Beach.
Admission is $8 ner cldss or $:10
for four preptud c:lussf·~. For morn
information, call f949) 548-4059.
A ballroom dance class wtll be
esented from :1 to 4 p rn. at
ASIS Senior Centc:r, 800 Mar-
guente Ave.. Corontt del Mar.
Admission is $38 For more infor-
mation, call (9491 644-3244.
WEDNESDAY
The Networkers will meet from
11 45 a m. to 1 p .m. dl the Costa
Mesd Golf doc! Country Club,
1701 Goll Course Drive Adm1s-
s1on is $12 and includes lunch. For
more informalton, rnll 885-9093.
A program titled Recapture Your
Vitality Through Anti-Agin~
Medicine will be.• presented at
noon dt the Newport Bt?ach Cen-
tral Library's Friends Mreting
R09m, 1000 Avocudo Ave. Admis-.
s1on is free. Fur more mformation,
I call (949J 717-3801.
Senior consultant Bob Brennan
will lead a free d1sc.uss1on ol
reverse mortgagt:!s for seniors 62
and over al 3 pm. at Bayside Vil-
lage, 300 E. Coast Highway,
Ne'#l)Ort Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 72:l·0233
A group cowtsellng session UUed
Body-Image Improvement -
Female Power will be pre!-.ented
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Brdf!ch LlbrdfY, aseries of work·
shop:. featuring tips for 'effectlve
use of library resources, will be
presented from 7 lo 8:30 pm
ev~ry Wednesday. throu9h Nov
25 at the library, 420· Mangold
Ave. The workshops will dlso fea-
ture strategies for Web novigo·
bon. Adnuss1on lS free. For morn
mlormatiun, call 717-3801.
A Great American Smokeout
klckotf event will bP presented
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. ul Hodg
He<slth. Center, ·1190 Baker• St,
Costa Mesa Admission ts free
Reservatlon~ an! requee.t<>d For
more inlonnt1t1on, caJI f800) 51 4·
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NOV. 19
A program titled µsing the
Lihrdry -Tools & Trtck.s will he
presented at 10 a .m at the.Ne •
port Beach ,. Central Librarf.s
Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave Admission is free. F'Or
more mfonnallon, call .(949) 717-
3801.
ONGOING
SL Andrew's Presbyterian ChUf(h
otters a support group for families
with loved one> who are menlally
Ill The group mee~ from 6-30 to 8
p m Sundays m the church's f
D1erenf1eld Hall C, 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport Beach.
The confidential group is open to
U1e mmmuruty. For more informa-
Uon, caU 631-2880.
Prospects Networking Group
A dramatic reading of "The ~plr-meets from 7: 15 to 8 30 d m.
i ts· of the Old Manse,~ a play by \V(;dnesdays dt t\1im1's Cafe. 1835
Myld lichtm<m-F1elds, will be Newport Btvd., Costd Mesa.
presented dt 7 p.m. at the New-· l Bre~krast is $6. For information,
port Beach Central Library's call Angie St.afford at 474-2225 ..
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Wendy Lee<t• rehbl'd Tu<• dfty to
endor~P Hw i.c1cnn~ component ul
lb• ·tc1nclt1rds1 which she smd pro-
motL~S th~ "lh('Ory" of evulullun as
"Jc1c t" dlld ,1:, "<109u1d . ;
While ~hi' c1pprovecl stc1ndarcb
for lht• otlwr ~uhwc ts, Lcecc• -
who lht1<11ly rt•p11•sents cons~rvd
t1H· Vll'W~ Oil the bO<tHI -suid
the :.cicncc stnndards espou e nn
"atheistic: an<l anh-Goo• VJew.
*Wh t Ui~ dc.>es.i:. und mun '
yean~. 'of t<'aching m the home
from conservative Chnstian par·
ents who have vigorously taught
theu children that a creator. God
made the p.mth and \'erything in
1t," Leern said. "For thi r~~1son, l
protest the unilc1ternl enforcement
of an <tthe1st1c, agam::.t·God point
of \'tew which insblb in children
thdl there 1s no plt1cc tor God m
science:
Having spoken ·with cl stat<•
oflic1al dhout her view, Ll'ec·e said
she wc1s told that thC' c:ommumty
could write up its own gwdeline:1>
about teachiqg the theorie:i. of
evolution and creation dS long as
they fdl.l withm the state's legal
framework.
School board member David
Brooks said that while the board
approved the state's stdndard
the specitic textbooks that will be
used haven't been selected, and
... the bodrd could still firid a book
._Publisher that uses a neutral pro~
sentation of differing world views.
While commending the level of
ngor m the standards, Leece said
the evolutionary theory was pre-
sent in all grade levels, even
though it ts not mentioned by
name until the sevcnlh grade. ·nie Btandards are very ngor-
ous m their p1esentation of con-
tent and high expectations of stu·
dents to learn earth, lifo and phys-
ical i.cience, • she Sdid.
But th~ cvolutlona.ry perspec-
tive is dnving parents from the
school d1stncl to privdte and
parochial schools, and Newport-
Mesa could d cide Its own guide:
lines for teacrung about evolutio~.
and creation, Leece said.
But school bodrd melflber
Martha Fluor said she doesn't
perceive the two theories as
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
incompatible.
. "I believe m Cod,• Fluor aid.
"I don't discount the fact that the
theory of evolution .hn!l been
proven. but that doesn't discount
the fdct that something mused
the proce s of evolution to start.•
School board member Judy
Franco said the two theories can
coexist: evolution at the schools
and creationism in the homes.
"Evolution is a scjentlfic theo·
ry. :Creattomsrn ts a biblical thco·
ry," Franco said. "l don't thmk it's
undennlning. Thc>re's room for
both wJthin the context of the
family and the school."
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LAWSUIT
CONTINUED FROM A 1
\\Jn, hec rUISC' I he fdC't and the
J,n,· \\(>IP rPnlly on our side," he
-.did "But rou !o.N.' 1i11-. Y(Hmg man
111 the < ourtrnom (•\'l'fV clu\ 1n·a
"het•lt hair, and vou never know.
\\'l•'n• <111 hutn<1n "
Denni-. DtUUh'f, cl< l1nu Ut}.
lll1lOrHjflr, ..,<tHI hl' \\ c1 \ ery happy
with the oulc ornp of theJc <1 e. He.•
lllso 1m1i t'd the Citv riumc 11 for
m.ikmq the qui y dec1~10n to pro-
c·ec·d with a lnt1I r<1ttwr lhcin s~l
tle.
KNIFE
CONTINUED FROM A 1 ·
rmddll· school lmb told cm e1drmn·
1slrdlor ''ho c.1l11•d 11., "
Polw1• "111 1m•.,Pnt c1 report to
lhc> (Jrc1ngr County cl1o;tnc t att01-
1u \ s of Ile,..,, If chcJrqes are hied,
thp .,,ll(h•nts could hi' oetamed at
Ju' emit 11,111. plt1c:etl on prohd·
tum or rnlt•t1sed mto their 1><1rents1
< ustody.
"Tiwy ll s<'l' if they W<1nt to·
hc1ndle th1:. lorrnollv," ~JcDermott
said "There\ tt w-i'nt-ty ol thmgs
th<lt could hltppen, espec 1ttlly il
11 ~ u 111~1 olt(•rhP '
NP1tlwr ol tlw .,1 ud1•nts \\ t'fl!
known to h11VP l11•c>n mvolved in
d 1w qrill!Js 01 nnnconform1st
\. In the lmne Avenue cusf', a
ldwsu1t hlcct by crash victims
against the city has been set tor
tndl in June 19~.
Mdny of the issues will he ~1m
ildr to the Aragon case: c..xpcrt
w1tncss<>s testifying to the safety
of the rodd, high levels of emotion
from the fam1bes involved dnd d
JUI)' that will have to scpdralc
sympdth)' tor a v1ct11n from the
ldW.
But Dan Ohl. Newport Bcdch
deputy oty attorney, said it is
1mposs1ule to know whether the
Aragon rulmg says unythmg
dbout how the lrvme Avenue nise
will tum out.
"II will go to a hearing and it's up to
the boord to decide what happens.
They could just be suspended and
transferred to another school."
Martha Fluor
School board member
groups dl Newport Hdrbor. Under
the ~chool d1stnc:t's ic10-tolcrdnre
weapons policy, the students Wlll
be considered for expuk1on.
•Jt will go to d hec1nng and 1t\
up to the board to decide what
hdppen , ... said school bourd
membrir f\1artha Fluor. "The>y
could just be suspC>ndcd ond
transferred to anothN school ''
FLOWE RS DIRECT
Wh olesale
to the public
FAU SPECIALS
Sunflowers ................... 50¢/ea ..
\Tuber~ e~ ....... " ............. 99¢/ea.
Dendrobian Orchids.$1.50/ea.
Casablancas........... S.99/stem
California
!~· ~ Flower Market I·.
Mon·t'rl !him ~pn1 Bea111i{t1/ lYl11te Saturdayt.m_.pm
•
Roses, Long tem ............... $1.50/ea.
L<irge se/ectio1i of cnlnts inr.luding red .
Bunches of Roses ... $12/bunch of 25
RECALL . .
CONTINUED FROM A 1
attention another possibility~ An
obscure state law allows any citi·
zen to request that the county
grand Jury oust an elected official.
Government code section 3060
says a grand JUry can remove an
official from ofhce for •willful or
corrupt misconduct" -not neces-
sarily cnminal activity.
"Here mdy be another way to
oust her without going through a
recall,• de Boom said.
Glover could not be reached
for comment Wednesday.
It remams to be seen whether
Glover's conduct -which includ-
ed sending a letter to de Boom
when he was a potential write-in
challenger that essentially offered
him d sedt on the Planning Com-
nuss1oa._qr library board if he
dropped out of the race -f<tlls
under this -;tatute.
De Boom said he received the
mfomtat.Jon only on Tuesday and
hasn't been able to talk it over
•1f she would OWf 1 up IO the truth
and publdy !Jl)Ologize to Kem Mur •
phy and Barbaro de Boom1 I think
we m9lf go away."
Jim de Boom
Former school board member
referring to Newport Beach City
Councilwoman Norma Glover
with his wife and tne 40 other res-
idents who have said they would
help with a recall.
"It's a possibility we could go
that way vs. a recall, but we
haven't decided which direction
we Wiil go," he said.
The law has been used in
Orange County before, against
Supervisors William Sterner and
Roger Stanton in the aitcnnath of
the 1994 bdnkruplcy crisis.
Then-D1stnct Attorney Mike
CdplZZl alleged the two failed to
realize that then-Treasurer Robert
Citron's investment decisions
could bnng fmanc1al nun to the
county a!ld argued that constitut-
ed "williul misconduct."
But those chargec; were later
distrussed by the state Court ot
Appeal, which ruled thal a mem•
ber of the executive, branch -m
this case the district attorney -
cannot sit m judgm(.>nf ol tho leg·
Islative decisions of another
branch of the government, said
Allan Stokke, the lead attorney
for Steiner.·
"Section 3060 is meant to be
used when there's some kind of
misch.ie{ mvolved -somethmg
like bribery or a maJor conflict of
interest,• Stokke sctid. u An abuse
of power could conceivably fall
into that ared, but it would take
sometlung pretty extreme."
Clover has come under fire by
de Boom and others for her role in
Murphy's departure.
While she was one of four
council members who may have
agreed to oust Murphy, Glover
thrust herself mto the spotlight m
late August when she tned . to,
vaguely explain that a "situation
or inodent • which was revealt>d
to. the council m a closed session
led to the re~igndtlon.
.
Bccavse no one has stepped
forward to elaborate or explain.
And because Miliphy and many
other city officials have asserted
he did nothing wrong, de Boom
said he was left with the impres-
sion that Glover fabricated the
statement and smeared Murphy's
reputotion in order to take the
heat off hersell . · ·
Added onto that are separate
inadents that came after de Boom
announced he may run as a write-
in Cdndidate against Clover,
including her askmg a city
employee to gather the names
and numbers of the board of
dl.J'ectors for the Orange Chamber
of Commerce, where Barbara de
Boom 1s executive director.
"I considered ft to be an abuse
of power when s he sent me ihe
letter about the Planning Com-
mission aod library board and
when she tried to use my wife's
board of directors to intimidate
her," he -said. "lf she would own
up to the truth and publicly apol-
ogize to Kevin Murphy and Bar-
bara de Boom, I think we might
go away."
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·our kids know what's at stoke and they know this could be the lost tint out
fO! the seniofs, rhve don't get tt done. lhse's nothing I have to say _ _. ll*e's on openilG for CdM football ...
Newpon stil trying to get rfi8 door open ·-..---.-~~~~~~~·•ev~Newpot:tJ-!a~~~~.uoU.L._;;_~_..... ' .
• Sports Editor Roger Corl son • 949.57 4..4223
Dividends
continue
to multiply
• Newport Beach Country
O ub rising to the occasion.
Build a qudlity product and
they will come. Give back
and you'll be rewcuded
many times over. Those arc>
maxims bf'ing acted out today
by the Newport Beach Country
Club
ThE> club, site or the Toshiba
Scruor Classic m March 1999,
has pdurcd 1tc; resources back
mto the golf course smce talong
over tts host o( the Senior PGA
Tour c-. cnt m t~96 and the
dividend has bc(•n overflow1119.
The prestige of hostmy a
nabonull)' televised Seruor Tour ·
event -with rt $1.2 million pur.;c
m '99 -has prompted dub
ofhc1dlS to focus on i,mprovm9
ctn already n•::.torecl golf course.
Before th<• current ownership
· purchasc>d the former lrvme
. Coast Country Glub m the
mid-1 ~l80s, the \Inks left
c;omething to l>P d "sired und ·the
clubhouse needed dn overhaul.
Slowly, undPr the watch of
club owner Bevcrly Ray and
NBCC President Jerry Anden;on,
the facility was rohabilitated.
But sine<> NBCC became host
of the city's Senior Tow stop, the
club hac; flounshec~. Membership
has been re\•1tahwd (the club
reportedly has d Wdlllng list to
join) anti.the goU course has
become world dus::. with the_
recently completed construction
on holes 3, 4 ilnd 5.
Imagine what the Semor Tour
pros, who alrl•ttcly rave about lht>
NBCC links, will think when
they gf>l her<' m t-.Iarch7
-+-
Construction is complete on
thl' course with rebuilt hole::. on
3, 4 and 5. 'fhc ilfl'i.l mtludcs u
cascadmg w_atNfull und d rock
re taining wall m front of the
fourth green anrl fifth tee. From
lhe fourth tee, golfers have a
view of the watei.
The 'lo .l fn11way fcaturns
new elcvat10ns for hunkers und
palm trePs and the p rsi~tence of
the water to the left ill the green.
Anderson, a member of the
Southern Calilomm PGA Hall of
SEE GOLF PAGE 82
O range Coast College's Orange Empire Conference women's water polo champions for 1998.
Front, from top left, Jennifer Tuck.er, Du.ffi Finnegan, Laurie Blair, Shak.Jbah Fimbres,
Jackie Tran, Camie French and Nerissa. Reideobaugb: inside, clockwise from center (above) Tran,
Jenniler Stipp, Carla, Rzeszewski, Laurene Rzeszewski, Jaime Smith, Ashley Carlton,
Shannon Lyle, Pia De La Jara, Ert.n Murphy, Alex Hylton and Ariana Llndren.
• Despite the lack of supe1'Star talent( Orange Coast
College Pirates show depth and JJOise in capturfug
second consecutive OEC water p9lo champions~p.
Tr.>.T in .I o\._<;O!'\ lln 1 P11oro m D1A1-<'A MUL\'lllllJ.
Mt l'l)i lkiy F'b
Tie world champion New York YankCe6 are refe rred to l.1y
many fans a the best baseball team they have ever seen.
\/'hat was so amaZlllg was they had no Murderer'~ Row
OT Yankee Chp~r. Just a group of good ball players who cowd
be counted on to c:ome throuyh as necessary.
Enter the Orange Coast College women' water polo team
which, much hkc the Bronx Bomben;, telicd heavil}' on depth
and team unity m itc; succc Cul d efense of the Orange Empire
Confe rence title anct 1s now looKing to rnctke a splac;h at the
Southern California Regionals, w hich start today al Mt. San
Antonio College. and next weekcmd1 hopefully. at the stdte
tournament.
"There isn't really one pen.on who stands out/ c;ophomore
g oalie Dufft Finnegan said. ·s ome. days it's one person and
others it's somebody else. We are conhdenl knowing that
someone will steµ up and get the JOO done."
Finnegan , a second -year starter, is the anchor for the team
and has shown the ahihty to both block shots and deliver
accurate passf>s for crucial counte ra ttacks. But .Fumegan
understa nds thilt ~he could not do it Wtthoul a defense that
SEE CHAMPS PAGE BJ
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
!?!II Pik>t
Crystal ball
TONIGl«'S GAME
Laguna Hills vs. Estai1da . ill by 17
, .. ~wport "4rbof High. 7 ~· FRIDAYS GAMFS
E Toro vs. Corona del Mai· CdM by 3
fat Newport JUrtlcx HJgtl. 7:30 p.m.)
Costa Mesa vs. Aliso Niguel Aliso by 6
._. A1i1o Niguel High. 1 p.m.I
Newport Harbor vs. Irvine lnine by 9
fat ~ Hlgb 7:30 p.m.J •
DAD..\' Pn.oT 1998 -,CASON RECORD
. ~.8% (28..S)
Title search
A victory over Aliso Niguel Friday would give Mustdngs no
worse than a share of the Pacific Coast League championship.
B\Jlm 1',\11""'' n Lc•clgue championship.
That's what is at stake Fnday when !kit Mot the Mustang!> (6-3, 3· 1 in league) v1s·
ALISO VIEJO -Mon., 1t Aliso Niguel (4·5, 3-1) m the regu-
than two months after lar·season hnale, which kicks ~If dt 7
practice began with equal p.m. .
part::. optimism and incx-A victory would give the l'\tustdng!)
perience, the Costa l'y1esa ut least a ~hare ot the PCL crown,
High football team is one victory which Uruver..1ty could al::.o claun hy
away from adnevmg what a star-defeating Laguna Beach Fndtty.
studded. record-sett.mg, senior-laden
1997 squad could nob A Pacific Coa t SEE MESA PAGE 82
STANDINGS
Sea View League
W l T
Friday'5 games (7:30 p.m.)
Nw.iport Harbor at IMne
El Toro II'>. Cd.\ at~ Harbor
Woodlx idge V\. santa Margarrt.a
at saddleback College
DC> M:GULAR SEASON
STANDINGS
Pacific Coast League
W L
Costa .~ (6-3) . 3 '
~ Hiiis (J-6) 1 I
Est <ancia (1·8) o 4
Tonight's game (7)
Friday's games (7 p.m .)
Costa Mesa at Alrso Nigue4
Unl'JefSlty at Laguna Beach
END flfGAM SEASON
CIF PlAYOFfS
f !llST ROONO •
Nov. 20
OF Painng.s release: Sunday
s
Corona dcl Mor's hid tor Division VI at·large berth
would be lookin9 good \\~ith a win over El Toro Friday.
Hl\nm l·"i I K\1 II
Ckif~I
NEWPORT
BEACH -In nddi·
U•>n to an overdue
El Toro I hgh foot-
bdll team, Corona
de! l\ tar Coetc'.h Du~k FreP..man t
concerned at)out appearanc
when h1' Sea Kmg ho t the
Chargers Fnda} at 7·30 pm to
conclude the Sea ViC\\ Lt>ague
c11mpa1qn.
Freeman, who " quad is
vying for the lone al·lc1rge bt rlh
m Clfo ~outhem Sl!ction D1v1 10n
Vl, co\lld conc1•ivahly ocl\'lmce
to the playotfo.. even with a lo s
But Freem.m would feel
much better ahout l11s rhimcc!>. 1f
lhe Sea Ktng); (5....4, 1-:~ m
lettgue) could t•nd theH thrc~·
gamt! losing c;treak a11d g1vt• the
playoff !-telt>chon conuruttl'e one
less rea.;on to tc1kt> other poten·
tial at-large candidates Katella
(6-2-11, El ModPna (4-4-1) or
Kennedy {6-3)
"If we \\ant to g"l m, we·v~
got to "''m," Freeman said •u
we v..m, I can t see them going
· mt\' those. othc.r (Empue or Cen-
tury) leaguPs to get the at-largr>
team If w1~ wm, we'd be b·4,
which would he OK At 5-5, I
wouldn't feel as guod about
bncking mto the thing "
Appearances ma}' ca~t El
Toro (2~ 0-4) man unfavorable
light, heading mto it-> --ea on-
. cndmg contest But despite
bemg the only Sea View quad
not ranked 1.Il the top fh·e m the
diVlSlon at any point thb fall El
Toro, munv' belic\"e, would be a
title contender m the divi.~1on'.
four oth••r.league~
CdM' success Fnday will
wJ}' on its ahilit) to run the ball
and control the dock, accoramg
to Pr ernan
"The best wav to beat El Toro
1s to stop Uumo"r tailback Ryd.O
Sw1tzer1 and the be.;t wav to do
that is to ke~p the ball .out ot
thmr off ensc'<> hands," Fr~man
said
Cdl\ t' run.,.,mg game, keyed
by scruor tailback Nate Lem·
merman. controlled the clock m
a 24-7 los::. to WoodhnQge Nov.
5, but the Wamors corched the
CdM defen ... e w1th big pla}·~. ·u w 0 don't give up U1e b19
play, y,c U be fine." ~an
said . · · ·
SEE COM PAGE 82
DAILY PILOT .FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Costa Mc'sa's two·way standout makmv plenty of
noise! on the t ic~ld; so he can enjoy serenity tlt home.
!Ulf Pb
e ch ers from the stanch
n1 ' mce, n re thl'
accolHde from lu p crs
and lh modicum of notonety
·which romcs with being a prep
foothall hero. But what Co ta ~ Me High Junior Dave Weir
"' cnjo) mo t nbout bcing on' or ~ the Paahc Coast lkagu ,•s top
0 playc.m;, as the respcctlul silence
ht succ s has eng ncl r d at
horn•'·
•t stll.rtc<.I pla\ mg foo tball In
hfth grndc and I didn't hke 1t,
b t\ u c I got sick of both my
.,. brothers (Jn on end Hrum, Co ta
M sa Clas ot 19<15 and '97,
Jo respecuvol ') making fun of me,~
Da\'e Wt>it saui "I "' 1s kind of
pudgy, so I hnd to pla~ with ktd
one anrl two years oldc1 than m
and i got kn<><: ke<I round a
little.·
. Wl!ir, m foct, d d not ,pla) s B
ucth-grattt"r. He returned to Ute.
c;port m the v nth grndc "hen
he doubled a a ball boy for th
Co ta Mesa varsity te m, upon
w)Uch Ja on, th n a 6-toot-l
245 pound enior w an
All·CIF Southcm Socuon
Division Vlll nd IWO·llm"
All-Pacific Const Le !lU and
All-Newport-M a District offen-
ive guard. f
SEE WEIR PAGE 8 2
.
dQnation
82
10 DAWWDI
34 J....,. tto:zoa
2 ftlOCY MAaT1H
42 JoSH MENC>a
88 Gus SANDOVAi.
63 BoeeY DNC>Y
51 EuSM> MAATIJCZ
52 PJ. STANGL
54 ERIC CoHHATY
7 5 ISAM.L LIA&.
44 SKAUH FUUIYMAN
MESA
Ht. Wt. a. '°'
5-10 165 Sf QB
s..g 180 Jr.we
S.11 155 Sf WB
6-0 195 St FB
6 2 210 Sr TE
6-2 250 Jr LT
5·10 225 Jr LG
S9 245 Sr C
6-0 265 Jr RG
• 6·1190 Sr. RT
6 3 190 Jr TE
CONTINUED.FROM 81
Mesd, which, hkc University nnd
Lagund 81.•ach, bent>hled lrom
Laguna J fiUs' torte1turc of three
league victoncs last week, co d
dlso dinch d berth m the ClF
Southern ~<,cllon D1v1s1on VI
p1ctyolb \\.•th d tw.
A Mesa lo'>s, combmed w1th a
Lagunn Bt>dCh VlClory, howcv~r.
would cn>ate u three-way tie Jor
:-ol'rond between the Mesa, Um
c1nrl l..agund Bedch, which "art• all
t • 1 against one anothPr.
A coin lllp wou.lcl then he
rPqtur<>cl lo bredk th£> l1e.
Tht> odd school m thP
first thrpf•·rnm Hip would
l>P qrcintPd th<> league's
No 2 playoff spot.
Wh1thl·vN school CdlJS
lht• -.uhsPquent two-
'>rhoul I hp cor reclly
\\OUlrl qdin the Nu. 3
bt>.rth I
Onrc lht' three guclr·
111fpf•d spot" dH' deter-
mined, · p11nc.tpdls Me H erzog
srht>clulerl to c:onvc•np at
10 p rn ell Laguna Bec1ch f ltgh to
rons1dcr L<1gund l ltlls' request to
1q110H• 11 .... poc,t.forft>1l r("curd and
c1Uow Uw I law ks .to tdke one of
lht• ll·rlgup\ thr<>t? plrlyoll spot....
No. ptayer
88-Gus SAHOCWAL
90 Rc:.ur HOO.J(;.(R
92 ANrOMV GRUlllSM:H
l2 FaJX MoHwto
J6 JIU<I CLivo.ANo
44 stWJi.~
12 JASC* RAHION •
3 Tooo DuoOfl.IDGE 6 1 175 Jr Olli
4 BltllNO BALDEMAMA 5 6 140 Sr Cl
2 RICKY M All'TIH 5·11155 Sr <.8
10 DAVE WEiil s 10 165 Jr fS
three straight playoff appP(.lr·
ances, a school r~cord, and .ii u
give the Mustangs their fourth
league. titJe in 38 vars1t.y <:'t1so11s.
Howell believes lhe J<cy t•>
l><>atuig Coach Joe Wont!'
Wolverines 1s plam and sunple
"I think it really depends un
our offense and parucul.uly 011r
offensive line," Howell
explained. "We'll need thPm to
play with some cons1c;tenq and
score some points, becau"" t111r
defense and special ll~nms ott •
line.•
The offensive line \viii he
working to create runmnq room
for jumor tailback Jimmy I 1P1:1ou.
who leads all Newport-Mc>sc1 ho1ll
earlier.. with 1,t:m }•tHI
on 131 cam{!:;,. I terz11q
hds also scored 11i ll>11< h·
downs.
Junior quaclP1 h 1ck
Dave Weir IS tJl~o cl. lllll·
nmg threc1t (481) ~ell de; \Ill
57 carnes) .ind he> { Cllll•
pleted 5 ol 7 pc1SSPS for
105 ydrds and d 1 I> J,1sl
week to in1ect hie 11110 d
lung-dorm<1nt ue11r1l
gdme.
"Aliso pltiys. a 10111
thret> defense dCf£Uthl otlwr : .
IP.ams, but they've 9onc• lo more
of a h\'C· or six-man front ayamsl
us, with ever~1Jody cH111md 5
y<trds from the line Qf sc nm-
mage, • Howell sc1id. "But mnyh",
we've completed cnounh passe~
to keep them from domg th<.1t."
Offensively. the WolvNmes,
who Stdtt Sf'VCfdl sophC>l'llOTt'.;,
• N 00wport must have
upset victory over Irvine
and a Corona del Mar loss
to return to CIF playoffs.
IHVINl -When
tho NPwport l !arbor
I liyh .footbi1ll team
outscowd hvf• pre-
lndguc· opponents,
215-28, und seized thP No· 1
ranking in c tr: Southern Section
Dlv1 ion VI, the conditioned
response Wds to penal the Sailors
mto dt ledsl the CIF semifinals.
which thr>y had reached four of
tJ1e previous LX years.
But, less than hve weeks later,
the Tars have been plL'>hed to the
p1ec1p1c of postseason elimina-
tion as the~· prepare to visit Irvine
• h9h m the Sea View League
hnall' Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Newport (6-3, 1 ·3 in league
11nd ranked No. 7 m Division Vll
must deteat tho Vaqueros (7·1-1.
:3·0-1) dnd hope El Toro knocks
off Corona dt•I Mar to even be
cons1c1Prt'd the for the d1Vlsion's
lrnw at lctrqe berth
"Our ktcls know what's al stake
and thPy know tills could be the
last limn out lor the seniors, if we
tlon't tl"t it done." Bnnkley said.
"Them·~ notlung t have to say."
HnnkJPy, howPver. had plenty
of C'ompluncntary thinys lo say
~1bo11t Coach T~rry Hemgan's
~quad ranked No 2 in D1v1sion
Paa.~
1. WOodbtidge
2. Irvine
3. 5anta Margarita
4 Villa Paric
5. Laguna Hiii~
6. SeMte
1. Newport Hirt.or
8. Foothill
t. C.oroM .... M8r
10,flOorado
........ a.o;1
7·1-1
7·2
3.5.1
HI
4.5
~J
~
M
6-3
Vl and No 6 m Orange County,
after watching the Vaqs dismdn-
tle two-time defending CIP and
league champion Santa Margari-
ta, 42-18, Saturday.
"r told (Newport offenswe line
coach and former Irvine asstStant
Zaverio Brenner) the last time I
remember Irvine playmg that
well was back Ill 1992 (the middle
year in a three-year run of CIF
titles). Irvine WdS a buzz saw
(dgamst Santa Margarita). It was
cltcking on all cylinders Thei.r
coaches cilllle up with a great
pldn and lhetr !<ids executed per-
fectly. TI1ey ran it, threw it and
played defense. "
"We're going to hdve to pldy a
redlly gredt gc:lme to bedt them.
It's qomg to have to be our best
game ol the year."
A victory would give lrvtne tlt
leusl Cl Shtlre of its fir~l ledgUe title
smcc 1993. It could also make the
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa ·Daily Pilot
No.Play«
1 STEVI GO!'MAH
4 ROMRT P'EM.DtA
44 CARLOS HENlllOUEZ
23 OscNI GAAOA
l JusnH JACOSS
85 NICI( I.ANG~
79 BuuR JoNE.s
55 8llANr HIU '
50 LANCE CHAvn
64 M IKE MNISHAU.
77 Ro.ERT Cou
ttt; Wt.Cl.'°"
fi.2 178 Sr 08
5·10170 Sr 18
5·9 220 Sr. f8
5·10 187 Sr. WR
6-0 160 Jr. WR
6..4 211 Jc TE
6.a 242 Jr LT
6·5 2SO Sr LG
6 0 221 SI' (
fi.1223 Sr. RG
6·5 320 Jr. RT
No.~
55 BIWfT HIU.
64 M11t1 MAMffALL
65 M1lll STANTON
76 Co0f>t:1t Wisa
6 SHAWN O'o0.i...u
44 CARLOS HfHltlQt.IE2
I Luc.u KIM
20 DAY•"""
] JUSTIN JACOltS
8 BILLY Cl.AYTOH
15 BL.AKI 8 1HTUY
..
fi.5 230 SI' DE
6-3 223 St OT
6-1 224 Sr OT
6-0 207 Sr. 0£
6 2 202 ~r 0L8
5 9 220 Sr Mla
5 9 180 Sr. Ol8
6·2 170 Jr CB
6-0 160 Jr Cll
• 6-4 184 Jr 55
6-1 190 Sr fs
Vaqueros the No 1 seed m the on 114 attempts.
playoffs, should No. 3-rankPd I!vdil Little leads a deep cutd
Santa Marganta (3-1 in league) tal("ntcd receiving corps, Wllh 26
defeat No. 1 Woodbndge (3-0-l in catches for 48:l yards
league) Friday. . 1 iarbor's offense will try to
The Sailors will battle a decep-kt..>ep pace with a strong ground
tive Irvine offense. which spnnts gam • and a controlled passing
from the huddle, shifts into forma· attack Senior tailback Robert
tion and snaps the ball as qwckly Percd1a headliJles the fonuer
as possible, m hopes of cotchmg (1,054 yards and 13 TDs on 21q
the defense out of position. cames), while senior quarterba1 k
"There are things we'll need to Steve Gorman (90 of 166 for 1,2.1b
do in practice to be prepared for yards nnd 16 TDs with Just lour
that,• Brinkley said. interceptions) t.nggers the al.!ndl
Once the ball is snapped, ydnw
senior quarterback Sean Van dC' Semor Oscar Garcid leads Hur'
Merghel has proved he knows · bor rncciver~ with 37 recept1om.
what to do with it. I le has com· for 447 yards and 10 TDs, but
pleted 87 of 145 for 1,273 ydrds 1uniors Billy Clayton (21 for 451
and 16 touchdowns, wlule tossing yttrds) and Justin Jacobs (18 lor
JUst three interceptions. ~230) have <1lso stepped up m
· When Van de Merghcl hands iecent weeks.
off, it's to a number of bdck.s, Newport hds won the last 1wo
though Dave Doomey leads all rn1•ctmqs and ledds the series, ti·5
·1rvme ball came~ with 727 yards , -by Barry F~ulkncr
SIDE .DOWN
•Laguna Hills' forfe1tu~~ put totally new spin on the
Pacific Coc1st League fi~ale against Estancia tonight.
N E W P 0 R T I Iills team wtll "how up,• Perkins
BcACtf -I!-.tc1ncw s<.ud . "I don't know if they'll
I ligh hdd hoped dpproach this like their playoff
No. Pl•yer
ESTANCIA LINEUPS
O FFfNSE D EFENSE
Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos. Ho. Pl•yer ttt; Wt:O Po.s.
Costa MC'sd Prinnpc1l Andy
Herndndez dnd ·Ldgun'.t Bt.•t1ch
Pnnc1pdl Bdrhdrd Calldfcl havP
1mlJcdted they woulcl not support.
.... uch a requt>sl But pnnc IJlrlls 4l
Um, Aliso Niqtwl nncl i: ... tdnC1d
said they would w ... t rv(• JUcl<J·
ment. unul hetinny Ld!Junc1 I ~111 ... ·
appeal fncidy rnqht.
I h.ive consistently ~h•fl"ci p1•rson-
m~I. .
Jdred Hill, d wturnmv stmh•1
ctl qudrterbdckt hds not pluy1 d
tomnht's regular-sea-gc.IJTle, or if they'll com~ in believ-
son·t>nth nu footbrill mg they won their league cham·
<J•Hn£> with Lc1nuno p10nsh1p last week (d 12·10 v1cto·
I hlls wo11lcl 91v<! ·the Eagles a .rv over Laguna J tills, lh~ lc1st ot
12 KENHY VAU1U€NA
6 MAn MuEWR
20. ANov ROMO
1 MAHu TANlf.LU
5 JOHN Au>EftElt
45 .KOREY MENDCN
70 ~ VEAOf
6-4195 So QB
S.7 175 Jr TB
5-9135 So FB
6·1 180 Sr. FL
]6 fAHAD JAHID
70 JOSH VEACH
50 CE.SAA ROMERO
45 KOflEY M CHDEN
6 f 210So OE
6 2 210 Jr OT
~·O 230 So. OT
6-0 190 Jr. OE
S.8 175 Sr. OLB
Then• also n •111<1ms douht d.., to
·whether tht> ledgu<' c onstttutwn
allows for such <1n <1pfH!<1l, <1nd/or
Whdt kind ol votl' (s11nph• ma1on-
ly or ununimous) would he tll'ed·
ed to endorsP .. 1 Ldqunc1 I ltlls'
appeal ·
The Mustangs r dn remove
themwlv~s from sue h <1 lfd} hy
laking Cdrt' of Ah<.o N19u<'I
I wouldn't mrncl shC11 mq llw
ledguc title, els long as .... 1· gut a
piece of 11. • 1ustdn!Js CocJrh Jt•r.
ry. Howell said.
A Mc>sn \·1ctory woulcl 111c1k1• 11
smcc> being in1un•cl aqmnst •
Estdnc1d m Week b, c1nd lh1•ir rnn ·:
nmg gdme has tec1tuu ct 1 h11ndlltl :
c hdnce to hc1ve <1n 11npaC'l on Ute lhc contende>rs the } law ks beat
Punhc COiist Ledque title race. on the held) I hope they're not
The evonts nf ldst week, how-real cmgry!
c•ver, be11t the i!dgl1•s lo the Regardless ol the emotional of bdll earner::.,
Howell heheV(!S Jl'ff Stnnt•m,
who has played r~< ''IVPT, running
bc1ck and qucutC>rhac k, 1s th 11
most dangerous weapon. I IC> hns
rushed tor 116 yards ou :l8 c .1mf'5
the Ids! two weeks,
Devon Sutton h&s ru h••d for
379 yardc; on bS cdrnt•s. Jn l ll<JUC'
The t\\.-o tedffi'i have SJ)hl their
four meetings, with Ahs11 holumq
d nctrrow 69-65 -.conng 1'•clu•1
• punc:h, tic; Ln~Junet Hills· Web haygage brought by the visitors,
: 11 quu1~d to lorle1t !Ive victories, Perkins helieves his fa1qles (1-8,
: 1nr.l11chnq three Pf"L conquests. 0-4) will hnng all U1ey have to the
Im usmg lUl meliqtble player. challenge.
So; while sUll nn apparent nus· ~1 trunk our kids will play very,
lllttlCh l:>CtWf!(>O the J1awks {l-8, hard, dS th£!}'1VC done aU year
1·3 m leu911P, hut ranked Nu 5 in long," said Perkms, who contin-
CJF SouthPm Section Dms1on VIJ uas to emphasize supreme effort
• and a t11am which hcJs lost 23 of 29 for not only the returners, but the
: ·tea9ue gamP.!) the> ldc;t six easons, .;eruor-. in their last prep game.
: lll1' 7 o'clock dttsh at NP.wport Amonq tho e . cmors playmg
• I furhor I llgh 1 dl-.o a b<tltle for for the final tune <.is Eagles wtll be
U11• hasr>mcnt. . Mdnu Tunwlu, who has distm-
58 DAVID ROOIUGUEZ
72 TIM VALDEZ
50 <isAR ROMERO
75 KYLE WESTMAN
5•10 165 Jr WR
6-0 190 Jr TE
6·2 210 Jr, lT
S.7 ~10 So LG
5 9 200 So c
6-0 230 So RG
6·1 270 Jr RT
yards and six TDs He has scored
1 t of the Eagles' 1 S touchdown-;
t1.nd thrown for another. lncludinq
returns and passing yanJagP, he
has 1,610 all-purpose yards.
Senior linebacker Gertirdo
Molina is also shooting to mk hi'
name in the school single-sea on
record book. He comes m six shy
of Dan Petrone~<> unassisted tc1ckle
record of 52 set m 1989.
7 RICkY ROMO
l3 DANNY B111ANO
4 GEllAllDO M ouHA
1 MAHU TANIEW
6 M ATT MoEUDt
3 PETEil NUNEZ ~
2<} ANDY ROMO
mt"rcephons.
5·11 195 So MLB
S.7 165 Sr. OLB
60 180 Sr ~B
5 7 175 Jr CB
6-0 190 Sr CB
>9 135 So CB
Legund Hilb, the re1grung C IF
D1v1sion VIII and PCL champion,
h:c1tures a sohd hmnmg game d.lld
rlO e'Cplos1ve passing dtt.ack.
Jumor quarterback Brandon
Chrtmphn hds thrown for 1,259
ynrd~ and t 3 TDs (68 for 158 Wlth
nme mtercephons), while senior
taiJh,1ck Rytm Johnson has rushe<l
for 987 yards on 173 cames.
C I F
The unlikely lurn ol events IPft · gu1..,hed hims('lf with a prolihc
P ·rk1m. 11n'>urc as to how to swan song ~edson.
llPJHO<tch lhr> Hdwks, uncl, per-Taniclu has 741 rushing yarcls
Sophomore Kenny Valbuena
will tngger the Estanoa offensP
He hds completed 74 of 185 for
950 yards, with seven TDs dnd 11
Sl•nior Jeff Fischer, ha<> been
Champlm's pnma.ry passing tar-
uet, collt•ctmg 29 receptions for
504 ytirds und eight TDs. Laguna Hills' appeal denied haps, vke VC'!SO and hvc touc hclowns 011 ~ti carnes
"I'm nc>t sun• which L<tyunrt <md h<ts 40 rccPpllons for 647
• CIF conuniltee turns thumbs down on the Hawks'
appeal to forget the forf cits, allow entry to pl~yoff~. COM El Toro will dbo wly on sr.nio1
quarterbtick Mike Strnnd, ~1 lhrPe·~'Cdt ..,ldTfl!r Who WdS
cxllemely shorp a9uinst I ldrbor.
Strand has compl£>tecl 100 of 172
for 989 vanh with hvc TDs and
hVE! mh.•rct•pt10ns. Three ot those
picks came d!Jt1in .... 1 the Sadurs,
but on<>-was clelJPcted and his
rec:Piver dropped a hundful of
stnkes 10 tttke away from his
quahty perfo1m<tnrc
1f CORONA DEL MAR LIN .EUPS
CERRITO~ A U1rcc-per~on CIP Southern Section comm1tl 1..•
derued t1n ctpJWal by Lctgund HHJs High to overturn fiv1• lootb II
victones forfeited for thP Wit" of un metig1b • plclyer Wedhesdti~
Ldguna Hills Pnnc1pal Wayne M1ckaelian said hP. wnuld
request that Pdohc Coast League pnnc1pals ljllow the. Hawk to
represent the ledgue m the CIF D1v1S1on Vl Playoffs at a m ·ting
scheduled Friday. at ro p.m at Laguna Beach High.
CONTINUED FROM 81
Lemmerman comes in \.'> llh
<J:.! l rushmu yot<ls and (Ive touch·
clown on mo cam<>s, mcludmg
~i5 < ClJT1es lor 142 yards agumst
Woodhridue
~ O FFENSE
No. Pl•y•r Ht. Wt.Cl. f'os.
2 l>tNHJs ALSHULEll 6·S 200 Sr QB
30 NATE l.cMMOMAH 5 10 170 Sr TB
35 CURT SWNU S.10 195 Sr FB
4 EVAN HUltD 6 0 165 Sr WR
8 HuHTU MAC~S·10 160 Sr WR
91 JusnN SMP 6 3 230 Sr TE
70 S~ Wm 5·11 240 Sr LT
D EFENSE
No. Player Ht. wt. a . Pos.
91 JumH SHEA 6·3 230 Sr OE
77 JAY llorroM 6 2 210 Jr OT
l5 CURT SuMNE.Jt 5·10 19S Sr NG
99 TY HAN!O f>.3 200 St. DE
15 SETH RICMAltOSON 6-4 215 St ot.B
l8 MAlllC HATI'IUD 6-2 2TS Sf MLS
52 Awe BonOM fi.5 220 Sr OLB
M1ckaelian alc;.o saH~ htigdtion challengmg thP. cc.lion's r1eci-
sion to uphold the forfolt!i was tt poss1lnlity some parents ' crn
t'On.....i<tennH.
Football playotf pamng will be announced Sund~y lrncl pl y·
off conte b begin Nov. 20
-hy Barf}' Foulkn~t
Sw·JtzN, an Clll·leetgue tine-
l>ackr>r l<1sl fall, ha., 1.020 yards
and 13 TDc; on 150 c.1mes. He has
•xplod •cl for TD runs of 08, 61.
'iO, 44 itnd 28 yarns against
lcagu1• lornpPlltion.
SPnior Demus Alshulm makes
his third start at quarterback for
the Sea Kmg . Al,.huler has
completed 13 of 36 lor 132 yards.
64 BllETT W ISCMAH 5 10 180 Sr LG
52 Al.Ex 8oTTOM 6 5 220 Sr C
51 JASON KUim 5-10 181 Jr RG
78 SIEAH f'EHTOH ft.3 230 ,, RT
25 RYAN WAltD fi.O 155 Sr C9
Jl D AVID B ESOt 5·11 170 Jt CB
2 DENNIS Awtuw! 6-5 200 Sr. SS
8 HuNnil MA~S.10160 Sr FS
WEIR
CONTINUED FROM 81
DAVE WEIR
lorn:Feb.22, 1982
Hometown: Costa
Mesa
Height 5 foot·10
W.f~ 165
Sport: foobclll
'°9: QB safety
Coach; Jerry Howell
F~voritt fOOd: Pizza
favorite mov"9: •Rocky•
hat~ l'ltOmeftt "Win
n ng league our fredlmen year in
foOtball,; basketball and trad:. •
,_.1!1 "-JV Of 1IM Week IX:
Costa Mesa High standout Mtied b 72 yards nd a touchdown oo
11 carries and complnt d S of 7 e!Sses fOf i OS yards, nd anoth r J'D In• 3S-13 Pacific Coast League
Win Frld~ Q)lcr Ulguna B ath ,
llilly Pb
Coil«tOr ~ card flNleS r
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Though he continuPd to 1 kr v1 1 h1 I
c:1buse, which often esc11lat~d mto h,1 ck·
Yttrd bnuses, tls h1. hroth,.r l1rJse 111
dc•monslwte lt•<'hmcpu~ 011 Ut(iit s11i.1llti1
s1bhnu, thP-youn~w~t W1•11 l\r•pt 1111provmy.
f lo C'OnltnUl::!cl to hon1• his phy i411P tn
the MPsd weight room, whr>rf'
then-Mustangs Coach M) r1111 M1llr·r h<1d
shown him the liner poml<> ol "trenqth
trdming. And, as his i;tc1turc 11n th ltPlct
incret.1sed, the ollcns1ve ordt(iry ot honw
hegtm to chnnni..,h
• r wa,.n't r0ally yood ttnt1l lli • c·lghU1
grdde," Wetr said "'But -VP.It th1•J1, my
btother. woulrl Jct me know about c>vr,.Y
mtc;take I made. U I qot knock ti down, I'd
hear about 1l at home. lt motivated mP to
piny wr•ll, hL>('(IU!;f' I <11rln t ever wont to
OOIO ' home and h VP them m k rtUl Of ni 1,"
Thi seac;on, thNc h IJo~n htU
opportunity !or v •thfil potshot ,'a th
Dilily Pliol Plnym of thP. Wfl k hfl l>ei.:nm
a two-way !'.fi.lndout iil f H 1fct~ and
quarterback.
"It's 11 running J<>k1 on ot1r loll thut
Dilvo could ht> our player cit tJu' wePk
·verv we k," f\.tesa Cmtch Jerry How<•ll
stud. ~1 re run!\ our ofh'nse nnd our
clef<•nsP, holds <>fl place-kicks, punts, kKks
off, ttrld does rtnylhing else WU ttSk him to
clo. I It• doPs wtrnt the coaches tell him and
he 1ernt-111hers cvcryth111g you tell hun.
I l<!'s d codch's dream."
Thu 5-ioot· 10, 165-pouncler muy ulso
he the touqhcst pldyer, poWld-Ior-pouncJ,
m th" Nl•wporl·Mt•sa Distncl.
"I h•'s one of th thre or four t1ongP t
kiri 111 our p1oqram amt he ucfuutely
ploys luggpr thnn hiti size,~ J towt•ll said.
"I It 's n lot touqhcr nncl thH.;kcr th n he
look~" ·
\\' •1r, who tartP-d nt outside hnebackcr
n , sophomor ', h11:. u eel ht loughn1• s
6nd versatility to keep the Mustangs
lt>-3, =i· l m lengm~) m contentlon for ct J>CI:
lltln th fit II.
I I hns nlh•mutcd ,bt•tw1•en wmgh ck
u1d quarterback on off Pn and htt •
!.Wit< hPd b •twe n outsl<'.J • h ckcr ind
1..1fcty on clef ns~. before setllinu at QB
nd fn1e , fr•ty.
I fo ru h d to1 72 }'i!Hls and a
0f't<.Uls: (714) 212·21 O'i. Or c ontlu t
FIS! I: ('14'JI 645·8~50.
touchdown on 11 camcs and completed 5
ol 7 pasws for 105 yards and another TD
to kPy fl 35· 13 PCL wm ovm Laguna
Rc•ar h fnduy. He also proVJ.des the last
hnc of dC'tenst~ m th<! secondary, where his
tackling skills make 1t virtually mposs1ble
for opposmg tedJns to bredk long scoring
rnns.
And while his olfensivu chores
mC'lude running and pdssing -he has
486 rushing yards and 280 more on hi.c; 13
rnmpl hons -he 1s also a devastating
l£?c,tn blocker on the Mustangs' favonte
rnnning play.
"Smee I u:tually ran't ny :up and mak~
n hi!J tut at .;afety. bCcaw e I have to make
ur , they don't get past me, I get most of
my h1g hits blocking,• Wcu ~aid. "It'~ kind
of neat, hecause I can usually hide b hmd
our linemen, until l 'm nght on the guy I'm
gomg to hlc><:k I u ually block
<om tb "ks, so they're usually nght
around my s 110. lt's pretty fun to make o
nice ulock and wat< h our mnrung back
run pest you tor big yttrds."
Thouuh qtuet by nitture, We r has
ussumed a large I •adersh1p role in his
second var.;1ty season
·Kids look up to Dave, because he's
always working hard and always very
N>ncemt•d about doing the nght thing,•
Howell st1icl. ~no.checked to a ,
quarterback snuc1k to get h1s touchdown
against Ldguna Beach, because they had
no one covcnng an inside gap and they
were stacked for the oft-tackle play we
hnd called. Wllen he came to the s1clelinc,
he ttpologm~d tor cht1ngmg the play.
Thut's the k.ind of kld ho i . "
Stud Weir· •1 felt bad ba oJly htlling tn
for the touchdown, tx::causo Jimmy
(Herzog, th tmlhaclc) and Josh (Mendr.z,
the tulloockJ had gotten u down th re."
Ja on, u starting guard at OCC this
on, uetor ... t ·1mng knee ligament
10.,1 w lk, arn1 Brinn, who played foul
years or ba ketball in high school, ar •
sudd •nJy tom d to 91vc their unphc1t
npproval
•u I bttvc n 9000 yttmc, they usuolly
don't say anythmg to ni when l see
them," W r aid.
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Pirates Rush II still undefeate C..lebratlnQ the Dally Piiot's
Att.tete of. the w .. 11; 1ier1et
• Football
High school • Laguna Hills vs. Estancia, at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.
• VolleybaU . • •
r=:;:::;::=:;::=;;=;=::::;:===t;=-HigtMcflool girls CIF-Otvi$ion-t-AA PfeyOfno, $C<'Ond round fltewport Hafbor=-
' at Lakewood, 7 p.m.; CIF 01vis1on lll·A Playoffs. ftnt round· C~ta Mes.i
I
MATTHEW RUDESILL "°• ' ·
CosTA MESA 'I::'
TRAO< AND FIU.O
·CHAMPS
I
'"CONTINUED FROM 81
• swutb opposmg t~.ims into
1!xlmushon.
"We c1w a hlllf' tedm,"
rannegan "did. • tn thf! early
11arts-of <r-gtsmc. other tP.t'lms can
O\'(!rpower u .... But b.-cause we
ere so c!Pep t1nd so \:..(~11
c.ondition<:d, we force other
teams to go mtQ their bench and
to their loss talc•nted players
while we have verv lc1.lented
,playPrs suhbing m>
Onn rt~ason tor that ts the
stnc t rcuimC>n of ronclituminq
·thdt Couch 'Don Wtltson puts
tht>m through on d ddily basb.
On !1VE•1agc, players aft! required
to swim thr~c~to•s1x miles a day,
g1vin9 them a <lefimte endurnnce ·
f•clg~ dg~mst nto'>I opponents
But the Pirates (26-3 this yedr)
1dl111'1 sec it us hare! work, ·
cKrordin!] to Watson. They
l1ctually e njoy it hecdu.,e of how
well team mt•mh<>rs yet along
ooth m lhP pool and out. • 1 ask a
·1ot ol tlwm." Watson stud. "But
we have great kids who have a
•rood -.ense ol humor: A lot of
iauyhmg is a good lubricant to
ue1 throuqh !hf' chall1•ng •s they
fdCC,"
Tht') tPdm unit}' was a n<!w
toncept to some athletes, hke
Estancia• hgh product P1C:1. De La
J11ra, a ht>sh n1t1n who was moved
to goalte alter plc1ymg the fteld
tor tho eagles Hut De Ld Jdra,
like di! hc1 tc<1rhmol<'s, has
l>ou~Jhl into !hi' tdl«ll <md
excelled as" resl;J.lt.
at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m , ---• Water polo .
Commumty college women · Ora119e Coast at Southern CalifOfnii Regt0rnils
at Mt. san Antonio College, first round. vs. San Otego Mesa, noon
High !>Chool boys • CIF Division t Playofu, first round: Loyola ·at Corona del Milr,
3.15 p.m.: Loog Beach Poly at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m
• Tennis
High school girls • CIF Division I Playoffs, first round· Newport Harbor at'
Lynwood, 2 p..m., Glendale at Corona del Mar, 2 p.m ; CIF Division V Playoffs.
first round: Estancia at5t. Margaret'.s, 2 p.m.
"It is much more unifonn than
high school," De La Jara sald.
•Everybody got a chance-and
(Coach Watson) saw what
everyone had to offer: We've all
lrdined·very hard t<:>ge ther and
are very supportlve, which is
why we have been so successful
this season.•
..._.£ven athletes who went out
for the team with no preVtous
water polo expenence were
given a faJI chance to prove
themselves and develop into
solid players with the constant
blessing of their teanunates
Jennifer Tucker was a swimm('r
at Woodbridge last Sf'ason, but
n ever had the opporturuty to
play wdter polo and deci~cd at
was about tune to ledrn.
•twill always remember this
tPam/ Tucker sa1d "ll was hard
al first because there 1S u lot you
have to learn, but everybody Weis
really .patient dild always gtving
good advice on how to do
things."
According to Watson, Tucker
is a pertecl example ot the cla:-.s
and character that his team
exhibits. u Jennifer is an excellent
athlete,• Watson stud. 'When
she approached me, I tokl her
that if she wasn't going to be
happy unless she started. this
was not the pldce to be. But she
was edger to learn and wanted to
help the team. She 1s good
enough now that she could start
for any led.ID m the conlercnce
other than ours.·
Besides Wat.son, the Pirates
also get guidance from men's
head coach Chris Oeding, d
Corona del Mar I tigh product
and a i;uperstar in his own nght
as one of the U.S National
TC?arn's heuvy hittel)tl> Oeding,
ond Watson combine coaching
styles to sec what works best and
the ptayt•rs are.wiOmg 'to U.Slen
and expenment because ol
Ocding's alinost legendary status
in watr?r polo circles.
"Just the fact that he wQuJd
want to coach us 1s amazing."
sophomorP Shakiba Funbres
said.
•His destre to help us ts an
extra lJoost of confidence that
makes us want to go far thls
season," Aricioa Llndren added.
The only question mark this
seclson was how the No. 2 Pirates
would mtltch up to Golden West,·
the No l ·ranked team in the
Sidle. At a mid-season
tournament, they got their
chance and led into the fourth
quarter before the Rustlers
pulled out d 9·8 victol)t.7
• 1 think we underestimated
ourselve~ ugamst Golden West,·
Trnn said. ·we realized, 'Hey, we
really can play with these guys.'·
No matter where the Pirates
hmi;h this season at the state
. lournctment and no mdtter what
hdppcn" il they face Golden
West aqd1Jl (which couJd happen
twice over the next two weeks).
the players \vill always have the
fond memory of a season wh'ere
tP.dm depth dnd unity were a
prPrmum. ·we! arc hke sislt!rs," team .
cdptdin A!>hJey Carlton said. "We
en1oy pldying together and en1oy
spending time toge ther outside
of the pool. It has been a
wonderful season for all of us •
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OuSted
•Orange Coast drops
9·8 water p olo duel to
San Diego Mesa in the
hrst round of Southe rn
California Regionals.
SAN DIEGO -An ejection
early in t>uddcn death led to
a goal by Sen biego Mesa
College and a 9-8 victory
over Orange Coast in the
opening round of the South·
em Califonua RegtoMI Play-
offs.
Th~ Puates finished the
regular season 11-16·1. but
ended on a positive note for
next year,
·Mesd is a very talented
team,• Oeding said. ·Tuey
are the only team to defeat
Golden West. I was pleased
with the way we playe<l cmd
step~ up for a big game.•
Carter Weit, Bnan Hig-
gins, Ryan Swanson and
Ryan Carroll each scored two
goals for the Pt.rates, who
.. were playing without starter
Luke Alvarado who is out
becau~e of an illness.
•1t was a '9rt!at way t f!nd
the yca1." Ot'<ling ~ai 's
nice to have that kind of hn·
ish with a good group of
fre. bm·en returning." .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
REGIONAL
Fintround
SD MUA 9, OMHGE CoAsT 8
(Sudden dn1h)
5aot'e by Quarters occ 1 1 2 3 1 0 -8
SO Mesa 1 4 1 l 1 1 -9
Orange CollSt • Weir 2.
Higgins 2, Swanson 2, (arrol! 2
SavM ·Oliver 11.
San Ofego Mes.II • MacDonald
3, Humphreys 2, Allan 2, Clegg 1,
Stoneman 1.
saves . Medigovich l4
Breakers win big
Jackie Tctylor •. ..._ ____ .,.
had a goal and S 0 C C I R
an assists as the Orange Coa"t
Uruted Breakers, d girls under-12
soccer tedJTl, defeated the WSAC
Comets, 5-0 in weekr?nd action.
Cwtlin Gomez, Randee Gam-
bill, Alyson Jennings dnd Kart
Truesdell each scored d goal.
Sara Holmblad, Ashley Mcin-
tosh, Tayler Glacomaro ancJ
Heather Lorhman were key to
prescrvmg the shutout
Players needed
The Orange
' Coast United S 0 ( C E R
Rush It, a guls undN-13 socce1
team, is seeking t\\'o players, a
goalkeeper and a lwld pldyer, to
fill out its roster: Rush II is cur-
rently vndefeated in the S1h:cr
South League. For inJormt1t1on,
cd.l.l (714) 549-2111.
LlUIP _League. ignups ·
slated for Saturday .
COST.A
~tESA ·I A S ! I A l l
Heg1stration for the Costa Mesd
Amencan l.JtUP Ledglte s spruig
h<tseodll and softball i-eason con-
timll's ~aturdtiy at the Costa
MeSli High gym iReg1stralion \\ill
he open horn 9 a.:m -1 pJll.
Reg1<:.tralion is S60 for T-ball
dnd $70 for ttll other pld~t>rS.· New
play<)rs 'fie d to bnng a buth cer-
tthrate and proof ot. re~idence.
Returning players need onl}
prool ot re:->tuenoe
For Information. call 1(~49) 162·
7864. .
Riptide ranlhles, 3-0
Shannon
C a ~ s g r o \' e S 0 ( C E R
scored a hdt-lllck
as the Orange Coa:.t Umted Rip·
tide, d girls under~ 12 Bronte
South Dlvi ion oc:cer team·,
washP-d out the Lai-ers, 3-0.
Jes ica Abdou had orl assis1.
Audrey Klapp had s r '-dVes
Rain deiays Orange Coast golfers
MENIFEE-Orange Coai;t Col·
lege's Jennifer Tunzi and Mance.Id
01etnck both entered the dub·
house with hn.1 round c;cores ot 83
Wednesday shortly before the ram
began to fall at the Southern C1li-
fornia women's golJ regional
chdlnptonships at Mt•nifoe Ldkt•s ·
Country Club, pd.r 72
Grnce I tou hot a 90 tor the
OCC. but the ·rci.t of the Puatei.
were still on the course wht•n play
was suspcndt.,d.
The round l5 slated to conclude
on Fnddy poor to the start of the
se<:ond round The lllp t'.'.'.·u teams
advancP t<J thP talc champi-
onship~
Orange Coast falls in four to Fullerton in volleyball
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's women·~ volleyball team dropped a 13-15. 1~7,
15-8, 1 S-13 Orange ElllPfre Conference declSlon to v1~1t1ng Fullerton Wednesday, fall mg to
8-1 O, 3-8 1n the OEC. Staci Christensen and Susie Packard each had 14 lulls foe ~ P1r ates
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H1v1 you 1tarted dQ6"9 Tl\11 bustnua 11 co"' ov 5, 12. ltlll Th70. Have YoU 111111d 001ng buslntH ytt? No Tht lollOWlng pe<Sons '" Oi~tt 2.lciltf aALt! T.I . No." ltlMIO-........ .... t>usillttt yet'tNo duc;t.cl by· co-pll1ners buiintu ytl? No Flctllloua Bualn•H Patrick Lu doing buslnttt u . fht Tht• 11attment w11 tlltd A Loan No MIMIO YOU LAM*C. ....... _..._,. T
Cypress .Tower Raconvev• Have you 1t~ld dQ,n11 PUBLIC NOTICE SouthcoHt Dffk,Jnt. 1ne, Name Statal'IMN\l Tnlt 1t1t"'*1t was filed Road• EO<J, 852 C1ttlall0fl Wtlh lht County Clerk of N'I IN •AULT ~ LL< :,,--;-0.:-:
andt Corpo1a1lon. Dtnlst bu11n1u y1t? No "Fl I I B I DI Marlt, Pr111dtnt Thi followiog pertont 111 with the County Ctttk of Avt.. Cotti Mtu CA 'Orang1 County on 10/20/98 A DllED Of" ~UIT DATm = --=--cmsrrt• • C. Lodato, Pr11ld1nt Rendy Poulson ct t OM• "' n•H Thia 1ta11mant was llltd doing bu11n111 It' 011ngt COunty on 11/03198 92826 11tlt77304e 07notttt2. UNIZN YOU ._.,.....,111 .....
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with 1h1 County Clttk ol with the ~ounty Ctttk of Th• following pe11ons art oiange county on t 1/10198 raphy, 1962 Balearic Dt., Dally Pilot Nov. 5, l2, 19, lion Avt., Cosla Mesa, CA Nov. s 12, 1998 ThTOll TICT VOUl't PROPl!RTY, "fl:: ri .. ~,_._..,of
Orange County on 11/03198 Orang• County on 11/10/98 doing bu11n111 IS Porter t908817S007 Colla Mase, CA 92828 28 1998 Tht32 92820 ' IT MAV •~ IOU> AT A ,_,....._ S-. ofCll!lomla
t8988714341 11180775003 Public:: R1tat1on1 & Marktt· D 1 PIOI Nov 12 19 28 Jon1tnan Robert Stnllen, • Thi• bu11ne11. Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE ,UBL.IC SAU!. IF YOU ~-:,~"Frri C. -.
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Flctltlou1 Bualn•H flcUUou• Bueln•H Mesa. CA 92627 • Nam• St•t•m•nt buslneu yet1No doing bualntll as· St•P. with the County Clerk ol Euc::utlllt Recruiting, 44 euctlof'l ule to the h hett u..d lllllllt • ~ ll'Of'I
Heme Statement Name Statement Thi• busln111 It "COii• Th• followlng pet•on• at• John S1nn1n P.lng Ston1 Connecuont, 8 Or1ng1 County on 11/10/98 Regina, Dana POtnt, CA tHcldef for cafh, ce lef'a ...,.. to .. ~ Court·
The tollowtng parsons 111 The lollowlng persons a1e ducted by an rne11vtduat doing bualntu 11: Tiii• 1111ement WIS fitl<I Sand Street, Laguna , .. 981775040 92629 check dfawn on• stat• Of l--.100c:McC..DiMW..
<Jolng bus•ntst IS Cybtr· dOlng busineu 11: Nalt0ns Have you 1t1rteel doing K 0 K 0 R 0 C 0 UN TRY wllh Iha County Clerk ol Niguel, CA 92677 Oelly Phot Nov. 12, 19, 26, Gaorge Cou, 44 Regina Ntlof'lal ~nil, chec'k S.. ~ CA. ~ c.ttilf1
tooth, t79 E. 17tt) StrHI. Funding t..tm1ted, 2855 fast ~aness ytt? Yts, Oct. 8, HOUSES, 11117 Wtatchtf Orenga County on 10·211·98 Cathy Annt Trudw1y, 8 Dec. 3, 19i8 Th767 Dana P0tnt, CA 92629 dr.wn by a atatt or fedefll ~nut bt..-,_..to
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Ju1t H1ndl1man, 179 E Nations Funding u m.ttd. Tllis stal~~!Ya" kliltd1 Auisett Alan Aly, 1845 12, 111, 1998 Tn722 Thia bu11n1~t ls con· Fl Utl 8 1 Have you started doing uvl"9• aO<J loan 11aoci.-~to.., -hlld ~ • l7t,ll S11t1t, Sit. Ii 1•9, (CA), 2855 East Coast v.ith tht ~ ., 0 Anahllm. St , 148, Costa Clucted by: an lndMdual c OMI "' neu bus1n1ss yet? Yts, 10'1/98 tlon, or aavlfl91 llUOCla-Ul!dlr 91 Dlid of TRiii In Ole Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Hwy , Sii 22', Corona oat Orang• County on 11/03118 Mesa. CALIF. 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you startld doing Name Statement Geo1ge Cou .. tlon, Of aavlno• bani( .._., 111 lllld Courtly Timothy MUligan, 179 E. Mar, CA 92625 !9980774307 Thia buitnau 11 con· busmtu yet? No Th1 follow1rig persons are This 11a1em1nt WH flied apeclfled In Section lt02 Sim dllicrtbld •,. -
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Cos11 Mesa, CA 92627 duc:tad by a corporation 26. 1998 Th737 Hiv• you atarttd doing H•m• Stat•m•nt This stat1m1nt was liltd Sp11ng11 Showeas1. 18042 Orange County on I 0/20'!~8 authof1zed to do butlnHI ..._. °"" of TNll NIN t I» Tiiis bul\ntss It con· Hav1 you starlld doing business yet? YH 8·1·98 The lonowtng pertont 111 With lllt County Clttk of Santa Cl1ud11 St , Foontlkn t99B877308t In thla ltatt wOI be held by an.a n. ... ...._. -
oucted by; co-partne11 buslneu ytt? Yes, 7-13-98 PUBLIC NOTICE RutHll Ary ' dolng business u · lnttt· Orange County on 10(7/98 lltUty, CA 92708 • Daily PilOt Oct 22, 29, th• duty eppolnted tNltH ---dlligi&i;. If..,. Have you started doeng Natt0ns Funding t.Jmited Thlt atatimtnt was t.tld data System, 8082 Ctn\er· 19985771977 April Ltn1y Leonetti, Nov 5 12. 1998 ThT05 H shown below ol ell of .. /1111 profllrty cletcribtd
business yet? No . Tayt lannt, P11s1d1nt ' Flctltloua Bualneu with the County Clerk of tton1 Dr., l'ivnungton 011ly Pilot Nov. 5, 12. 19, l8042 Santa Claudia St.. · right, tltle, and 'rmertlt mow. Iii PUlllOltld to bl: 2162 Jul•• Handllman Thlt statement was Med Name Statement Orang• County on t0-27·98 8aac::h, CA 92646 26 1998 Th753 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE conveyed to .net now~ ,._. C"*8 .._ CalbNI
Tt111 ·•1a11mt nt w11 Iliad wtlh th• County Clerk ol The tollOWlng persons,,. t9988773775 Ouynh Nouyeo, 8082 Ceo-' Thi• buslntu 11 con· by the trultM In th• tD n.. .....,... TNlllt
w11h th• .County Cle1k ol Oianga County on 10120 98 doing business as: Pic::il•c:: Dail Pilot Oct 29 Nov. 5, 11111on1 Or ., Hunttogton PUBLIC NOTICE duct.cl by: an .lndi111dual Fictitious Bualneu heralnafter described ....,_ ... ..., b
Orange County on 11/03198 tBi188773054 Dal• Tech 3149 Ka I.ti 'I • B11eh, CA 92646 Have you slarted doing Name Statement Pfoperty undtl and pur-• ,.._ ~ ..... -:
19985774374 0 I p IOI Oct 22 29 Costa Mes'1 CA 926':1 " 12, 19, 19~ Th721 This bu~intss ts eon· F'lctltloua 8u1lntll business yet? No . The following persona Ill 1uant to a Deed ol Trust ::::;: 1llig mka If
D11ly Pilot Nov 5, 12, 19, N:~ y5 1~ 1998 . Th707 Ugtjua Be~dar, 2386 Har· PUBLIC NOTICE dHueted by: an Individual Nam• Statement ATplrll lenay leon1tt1 It d dotng business as: AIMEE dHcrlbed below. The aale ~ .,,::Q .. ~ 26, 1998 Th7•4 . . • bor B"'d • 1202, Cotta ave you started doing Tht IQllowlog p11sons art hs statement was ie LORIN, 316 Iris Avenu1, wilt be med•, but wtthout btr--.but"4ttloul « PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa CA 92626 FlctltlOM• Bualn•H business yet? No doing business 11: Pecillc with the County Clerk of Corona def Mar, CA 92625 covenant or w1n1nty, -.... ~ ~ . CLASSIFIED D11gan Stankovic, 3149 Nam• Statement • Ouynh Nguyeo Blue Funding, 1001 West Oq1ng1 County on 11/10/98 _Aimee leuren M1c8eth, npre1Hd or Implied, ....,. t1i1. t I•• °'
II a the rosource you Flctllloua Butln•u Kerry 1.n .. Coata Mesa, CA Thi following persons.,, Thi• 1ta11ment was filed 17th St, Unit .IT. Costa 190B87750t4 316 Iris Ava., Corona dot regardl"9 Utle, Po•M•-~'°,_,Iha.....-.-
can count on 10 sell a Name Statement 92626 • doing builneu as · with \hi County Clerk ot Meu, CA 1121127. Dally Pilot Nov 12, 19, 26. Mar, CA 92625 tlon, or encumbrancH, to Ing ptndplf"""' of flt,...,
myriad of morohan· Tho tollowlng porsons are This. btislnua Is con· Orandrn•'• Cendtts 2929 Orange ,County on f0/20/98 Robert L. 01ck1nson, SOO Dec. 3, 1998 Th768 This buslneu . 11 eon· pay the remaining pnncl-.and ':.,8:!~ arr,_ -"ti
dlse Items, because doing business as: Pick Up dueled by: co-partners Ntwpor1 Blvd, Newport : 19986773080 H1l11anar, Newport BHc~. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual . pel aum or the not.<•I ,,_.. • ~ If! our ootumn1 compel Stlx, 2701 Harbor Blvd., Have you started dolog eaach, CA 112663 Dally Piiot Oct. 29, Nov. 5, CA 92660 Have you started doing H<Ured by tht o..6 ·o1 .-i ~ ..,___ If ..,.
qualllled buyers 10 Coat• Mtsa, CA 92626 business yet? No Fe,1ng1lle1, Inc., (CA), 12, 19, 1998 Th716 This business 11 con· Flctlttout ButlnHs business Y•8t? No Trust, with lnttrett and ~the*"" of .id o.td ot
calll Cal1lornla Atstauranl En· Ugljesa Beadar 2929 N1wpor1 BIVd., New· duet1d by: an Individual Aimee Mac eth late charg11 thereon, et fnm, e.. dwllm ftl ..,.,_ 642·5878 lttprlse1, Inc (Calilorn1a). This statement. was llled port Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atart1d doing Name St•t•m•nt I .his stat1mtnt was llltd provldtd In the note(•). of fll Tllllllt Ind of tit lnl9
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Dally Pilot Nov 5 12 19 butlntll ytl? No Thi lollowlng pers~ns &ti Wilh tht County Clerk ot 011 Mar Ava ., IA. Costa Dally Pilot OC1 22, 29, and t1pen111 of the Tru1• Jl"IPMYaDm ... ftl ~
26 1998 • Th752. Frangelfca, lno., Kenneth d01ng bustness . as N1w-Orang• County on 11/03198 M111, CA 92627 l Nov 5. 12, 1998 Th710 tM ror the total amount (It illlllN9td aim. ~ and • w Pav!• Jr port Wrought Iron, 1808 • 19988774347 Ted Vinet Call1gor . 289 lht tlm• °'th• Initial put>-.0-... 11 "".._of h.....,
This 1ti11men1 wu 111 Nawport Blvd., Costa Daily Pilot Nov. s. 12, 19, Otl Mar Ava • IA. Costa PUBLIC NOTICE l~tlof'I ol the Not~ ol Gf .. Nallb otS. ii •
With the County Cll<k of Mesa, CA 92627 26 11198 Th749 Mtta, CA 92627 Salt) ruton1bl,, • 291'7 Tht lllnlldmy undlr Orang• County on 11103198 John Elfiott, 2520 S11vl1w • . Thia bu1ln111 !s eon· Flctltlou• BualneH rnatld lo be aet • Orth llid °"" of TMI ~
19988774373 Ave., Corona del MIT, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual Name Statement below me amou t may _.., lrld ....... '° fl8
D I Plot N 5 12 9 92625 Have you started doing Tht lollo\'<1ng PffSOns art be gruttf bn t day °' w•e1p:ad • _.. °"**"'
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MOITllAllES 11 Y 1 ov. • • 1 · This business Is con-Flctltloua 8u1lnesa • buslnass y1t? No doing business as: SOULD. ult. TRUITO .CHNlLES of Dltmill ..i Ollliinl b s.. PACIFIC VIEW 28, 1998 Th743 ducitd by: an lnd111idual N•m• Statement Ted CathgOti 711 W. 17th St., C·5, Co1ta L HOLL.AHO D TEMI 111111...,,Mollm ofO..llld MEMORIAL P.•nK PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing The lollow1ng per1on1 •rt This st111rntnt was lated Mtsa, CA 92617 HOLLAND, HUSBAND AHO Bldlofl w Sel Tht lllidlt l8CI ~ business ye!? No doing busintu 11: Global with thl County Clerk of Brian Irving Darrow. 5 WIFE Duly Appointed C&9ld.., i-. of o..:' w
_F_l_c_tl-tl_o_u_a_B_u_a_ln_•_•_•_ John Elhott Import and Ellport, 1048 Ir· 011ngt County on 11/10198 Veroll Cl., Nt.vport Co11t. Trustte. GOLDEN W!ST ~ _, w '° 111 l-.ild In Cemetery • Mortuary
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N St t t Th•I 1ta11ment was filed vln1 Ave., Suitt # 169, Ntw· t 9085775008 CA 92657 SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Ill OINl'llt .._. f11 -~ Th ~:i•wl a •men with tht County Clerk ol pon BHch, CA 92660 Daily Pilot Nov 12. 19, 26, Thi• busln111 ii con· SERVtc;E CO. Recorded 11 toc.d l.onillmr -....
dou:i bu~na~ :~sons 1" Orange County on 11/03198 Keith Kt111I. 1048 Irvin• Otc::. 3 1998 Tnno ducted by'. an Individual 0712811H2 u Instrument ~ LLC.. • T~ .._
I) 1 Homtblrd Railty 19985774308 Avt, N1wport BHch, CA ' Have you Slllted doing No. t2~ In booll , Codlrl. ~ SW--.
b) a HB RHlty 1101 •Vlc::to· Daily Piiot Nov. 5, 12, 19. 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE bu~inass yet? No peg• ot Ottlelal RecCKdt In Mfllil: tSllD ~ a...
rl St ti s 1' IP c 1 26 1998 Tl\739 Thia business ts con-Boan Darrow l!M otfke ot th• Racordtr M. S. 2'11. Addlaaill. T-. M~ll '~A· 92~; • os a ' ducttd by: an Individual Fictitious Bu1lne11 This s1atem1nt was r.t1d Of OAAHGI! Covnty, Call· 7Dt. Fat~· S.-:
Shtt;I Itani Foitar 9351 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 11111ed doing Name Statement with the County Clerk ol lornla, Datt of ~ a1t1..-.na 0....
VI 0 I H •1 business yet? No The folloWlng persona are Orange County on 10/05198 Sal1:111tt1ttte It 2:00 PM e ardo r 11'· unt ng1on Flctllloua BualnH• Kalth Kevil doing business as· Plaia • ""8 .. 771 •95 Pl•« of Sate· AT THE 1 • LaE'STAA MOffl'QA. Btech, CA 92646 -, N St t t · A S I 533 8 S ' •• u u R • • GEE SSMC6.. LL.C. 8 A OEIT Thia b slntn Is eon· •m• a •m•n Thia statement was flt1d uto a os, 1 akor t., Dally Ptlot Oct 29 Nov 5 NO TH '""ONT EH· ooua:roff ATTBP1"1tG TO u Tht totlowlng pe11on1 itre with th• County Clttk of liF. Costa Men, CA 92626 · ' · ' ~C! TO THI! COUNTY ducted by. an Individual doing bus1neu aa· Mobile Orange County on 11/03/90 tsma11 Sern Shar 1300 12• t9• 1998 Th717 COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC oou.s:T A OBIT. Nft llfOt. t!1~1~.~o:ei7'~a:a•~18~01ng News Network, 1"29 Tur· 18GH7'14380 Aelams Ave , 11JA; Co~ta PUBLIC NOTICE CENTER DlltlVI! WEST, ::"~~ ~
Suhtrrl Fostar · quoiae. Ave.. Newport Dally Pilot Nov 5 1~ 19 Mesa, CA 92626 SANTA AHA. CAl..IP"ORNIA ASAPJ!l20t•-t•• Ulll Beach, CA 92662 · • ' ' This business ts con· Fictlllou1 Bu1lneH Amount ot unpaid balence ...... -. Th1t ata1tm1nt wu lltad Kimberley Rossall 129 26, 1998 Th751 duc::ttd b11· an Individual H St t t nd ..... ~ .... • t========= wrlh th• County Clark ol T ot • · am• a em•n • "''"'" c.-gea. Orange County oo 11/03198 urqu ,. Ave., Newpof1 PUBLIC NOTICE H1v1 you started do1og Tht followlog pCl'sona .,, P14,UIA2 llrMt Mo OBITUARY 838 19988774391 811ch, CA 92682 busmtu yet? Yes, 10-11· dolrig business as· Kitchen dreaa Of other com.non
This bu11neu is con-Fictitious BM•lneaa 98 Elcp11ss 2131 South Hath· cs..toMdo!I °' rNI ~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Detty Piiot Nov 5, ~2. 19, dueled by: an Individual N•me St•t•m•nt l1m1ll Sam Shar away, Santa Ana, CA 92704 atty: 204 DAVIO Dft1VE
28, 1998 Th730 Have you starJed doing Tht rouowing peraona era This 1tatem1nt Y<BS filed Brian Kay, 7 Via Oloiosa. NIWPOftT BEACH. CA
P."BLIC NOTICE buam1as yet? Yes, Jan. 98 doing bu,tneu as· W·lh tht County Clerk of Rancho Margarita,• CA t2la Al'H #: °""'°10-22
• , "' Klm~rly Rossatt Chartts Lloyd EnlarpnsH, 01ang1 County on 11/10'98 92688 The undefalgned Trust ..
Flctltloua BualnHa This 1ta1ement was filed t7o.t1 A St , Unit A, Hun· t998077500ts This bu.slnt11 Is eon· dllda6m• 11ny llabtlltY fOf
Nam• Slat•m•nt 0Uh t~ County Cl~~ lington 8aach, CA 92647 Daily Pilot Nov. 12; 19, 26, duct1d by: an lndMduat any lnconectnen al the
Tht foUov.lng persona 111 11nge aunty on 11 3,.. Evelyn Uoyd, 17().t 1 A St.. Otc. 3. 1999 Thn2 Have you · s1111ed doing atrHt eddr... ot OCher
doing bullnau .,. Crypto-. 19988774 u9 #A. Huntington 811ch, CA PUBLIC N"TICE buSlf\ISS yet? No common dellgl\l!Uon, If
1 1921 s u · 01 01ily P1to1 Nov s. 12, 19, 92647 • Btlan Kay eny, lhoWn above. It no 151· an ago nva. 26 1998 Th740 Th11 buslntH 11 eon· This st111m1nt w11 f,ied ltreet lddfua °' other NtwPort Bllch, Calilomia ' ductld by: an Individual NOTICE OF With lht County Clttk of common dealgnetton le
Otto J . Miiier,
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November. 9th, 1998
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Thi Ltgal Dtpartmtnl at tht lndtpendtrll is pltastd
announce a ntw stn'lct now a~·a1{ablt to new bustntsst s.
t2:r~ Gr1nt OeShazei PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1taned d0tng AVAILABILITY OF Orange County on 11/03198 ahown, dtrectkln1 to ttte
1921 Santiago Ot Newport fl tltl B I bustn11s yet? Vt1, 2·23•98 · ANNUAL REPORT 19988774380 locatlof'I ol the ptoperty B h CA 9......... c oua ua .,... Evelyn Uo)'d Tht annual raport ot Iha Daily Pilot Nov 5 12 19 ma~ be olJtalned by tac • 6 """ Name Statement Th11 atat1mtnt wu filed Eberllard FouO<Jahon, 1 pri· ' ' ' Hndll'IQ • wntttn '9queat
v1s11at1on Nov, 13,
4 to 7pm. Services
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We will now SEARC/I the name f or .vou at no extra chargt, attd
save you the time and tht tnp to tilt Coun House in Sat1tn Ana Then,
of course, after the ~torch is comp/tied we will file your jictitiotti
business name ~tattment with the County Clerk, publish once a wttk
for f our wtth a\" requirtd by law and thtnfi/e your proof nf
publicatio11 with the County Cltrk.
Thia bu~lnHa 11 con-The loHowlng persons art with tht County Cllfk ot v11t 1ound1tion Is ava1l1bta 26. 1998 Tt1733 to the benltlc"'V wtthln
ducted by. an lndivldual doing bus.ness as: MATT'S 0111191 County on i 1/0.198 fOf lnapectlon 11 2506 S PUBLIC NOTICE 10 d•Vt of the d•• of ftrtt ~==~::::::::::::::::::::= Have you •tarted doing BIG AJA SPORTS, l,..74·C 18180774570 Harbor Blvd, Santa Ana. publlcatlof'I of this Notice .. :~slneu Y•t? Yai, 111021 Culvar Orlv1, ltvlne, CA. Daily Pilot Nov 5, 12, 19, Calltornla _92704, duting Flctltloua Bualn•H °'Ille. O.•: OctObet ~
• -G o Sh 921504 26 l""8 Th755 regular bustnen hours by Name Statement 1"8 OOLDl!H MST ...,,ry · • 1211 Matthew J Rieden, 2075 • '"' any cllllln who request In· Tht following persons .,, aAVIHGI AalOCIAT10N J1~~· 1~~al~~~~ w~l~r~11e:, Gotd1n•1• Place, Coale PUBLIC NOTICE 1pectlon within 1ao d1ys doing business es• MED SERVICI! co Post omee
Orang• County on 11/04198 ~~~:·~us~~=~= Is con· FlctltloM• aualn•H ~~:ri. ~rl!, :S~~1l~~.11r~i ~~;dHen1~~:.w~lt:;8:~··· ~:; .. ~~r'~~i
Pltaft stop by to jilt your jictitiou., business ~taumtnt at tht' Daily
Pilot, 3JO W. Bay St., Co fta Mtsa. If you cannot stop by, please call"'.
at (9./9) 642-./321 and wt will makt arrangement.( for you to /landlt
tlus proudurt by mail.
19088774542 lfucted by· an Individual H•m• Statem•nt p11nclpaJ man·ager or th• Charles a. uoyd, 17041 A MM"' TrustM Salta 011ly Pilot Nov. 12, 111, 28, Hav1 you started doing Tht fc>tlOWlng ptraona ar1 loundallon Is l<tn Eber· st., Unit A, Huntington Allaltt•nt AIAPSl7M
Dec. 3, 1998 Th763 bu11ness ytt? No doing bualntH 11· LI.Ina hard. B1at11, CA 92647 1or.zt, 11/15, 11112
PUBLIC NOTICE Matthew J. Rl1den Sat1tl1tt1, 3222 S. Mad· Pub ti• ht d N • w Port Thia buslnen It con·t---------~ Thlt si.temenl WH llltd dock St Santa Ana, CA Btach·Co111 Mtaa Daily ---------•---------with the County Clttk of 92704 Pilot November 12, 1998 Claaslliod Is .... . If .vou slwuld ltal!e any funhtr qutsfions, pf,ast call us and ..,, will
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FNlctltlous' ButlnHI Orang• County on 11/0;Jf98 Marino LI.In•. 3222 s. Mid· Th762 On the move?
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Larg11t plan In gated REAL ESTATE for. For fast approvals 1. ... 1:1hlhll.-il In lt!n'I If~~"' e.c;e1i~~
I S I d fl I I I • 1111il 0111111111" comp'"· poc out •••••••••I an nanc a p ece of • ,.. selling al;iili~es, ~ e I d I d C (.ulf J1>t 1111Mlllllllll'llll 28r/2 a uptla re an m n . a II now. c;n make up o
1Br/1Ba down. Brand ---------I 1•800·299•2041 1 ·~·:\la.4n4 $15·~perhow
• new p1u1t\ carpe BUSINESS OFflCE r--------t:::=~~==~::::=::J. 714·754·7900 paint. lrg 2 car ett gar. Financial woe• havai----------1 ~oe:::====:=oo~
Nr Sison & Jamboree FOR RENT 2769 vou on your toHf Ffr S•I•• Posltlonii--.--------Catl 1·800·300-7717 we nrovlde 1oao1 1 ,. or upscale womans
2br 2ba +. ollloe, CM Oarden Office 3 ragardl••• of cr~lt ttore. Exp a plus., RETAIL Frr.
yard, garaga, 1 houH unll•. le11 than 300 11. hlat6ryl No lae, ~all salary + com·J Sales Associates. Exp
from bay, 1 blk from •Neal 10 OC college• reaaonsble rateal mlulon, up to 40/hrt Prel'd. No WHk·tnd1_,,
bHch. quiet, clHn Sl.00 11 714·540·3666 1·877·56fMl7t9 a w11k. Call Darryl or C.M. 540·8911"
St650yr 949·850-9428. ••••••••ll!,~K~•:!l~ly:..,..,_29~49!,!7~5!;9•:!7_!9!85~1 Sales ---.,.,------_C_O_M_M_E_R_C_lAL __ --IANNOUNCEME T FLORAL •••• COME CROW 28r 2B• Condo, N S Flower WarehOltH WITH USI
ocean & bay view, PROPERTY 2778 seeks Sal11lDesignera Expanding retail ad· ~~~~:~~-~:~~ ~·;, iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-•iiiiiiiiiil----------·l-FT-·_P_T __ 1_1_4·_5_4_6·_5_5_68 ver1111ng department
s2&00. 949.975.5973 c.M llte lndu11r1a ANNOUNCEMENTS ~111ts • 1111 mouviated .., 8000sf, office/entry .6 2920 GAR\'&. Gdt\' bJ.A'O accoun1 execuhve to
..... •2BR 2BA Steps from SFO, ale. heavy •lee. iiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiil 1111, develop and str· ~· S'and & Clean. $1500 Muller Comm'I R.E Fa~hloo hl1nd vice new t>ustn11s
.. & S1800. Skr 949·842· Ask Bob 949·248·5846 LOOKINO FOR NEW, 1065 Nn1port Cir. and special .. ctlons.
3850 ~-,--------1 betler ways 10 get We prater a candidate
C.M IJll Industrial 100 your message oul. Try HIRINGSEASONAL to have a minimum of
• 3Br fot I•••• 1 blk 200011 •. 80sl or less Statewide advertising! • Cashiers 1 year prlnl ad·
from beirc:h, 2 car gar, Muller Comm'I R E ca II c AL 5 c AN ver1lslng oxperlence.
SEC OFFICERS Will
Train, lrvlne/NPD. CM, -------"'-' Tuslln. Up to $7.25/hr.
Tony • 949•222·2203
Pfr HOST(ESS)
FOOD SERVER
Experience prelered,
ev•nirrg1. Phone for
appoln1m1n1 between
11·2. 949·848·7944
;p .
($$Wanted $$) I rkctCrs ~ ~ • ~ struni; onh • I lourk• • Boou1
• ~oSc 1111~ •I un A1mQ\pllt1t
• Gr.,,,1h l\>ttnu~I ~niorl <ll(OUr?id 10 •!'PIY ~ 714·2·1 ·ISSO Al:
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Style Furt11t1111
PIANOS &. CollectiblH
~·· ~
• ! ·~ •'fil!\-V• $$ CASH PAID $$ """"-._ WE BUY ESTATES
• lmmocs Ate fr...,dly ..,,..,""'
"WE PAY MORE$ FASTER"
w/d, Lrg pvt P•llo, Ask Bob 949·248·584 ( 9 1 6 ) •4 4 9 •3 6 9 6 . • Gift Wrappers Excellent communlca·
Avall now S2300mo (CAL"SCAN} IP'l:l lion skills. Ability .10 •----.....;.....---~
128 43rd St 949·515·7400 w set goals and make
Act Now 3Br 2.SBa ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • SHOR ES
new paint, 2400sl, lg LOW RENTI lndustna INTERIORS yd, gardener Pet ok
52150. 949·640·7262 space w/ollices, 2200. Fl I I 460osr 1ecen1 ,, NNN oor samp e sa e,
Big Canyon LaHa Jackie (714) 613·2754. Up tO 30% off.
B••ulflul secluded ---------1 New accessories.
2sr12ea S3000/Mo. INCOME Save 10% with this Dave Sutherland
-Prudential CA Realty PROPERTY ad!
• 584·2001 or 644·6200 2640 Avon St.
.:_"i.."'"B_l_n_C ___ a_n_u_o_n_.._T_W_M NPB T r1-plel!j close t
• ,, bch, drive by 115 291 (Betund Mann"N'$ Mite)
Top golf view, 2Br S495K. 949·675·8120 (949) 642-2255
2.58a, Custom up· P•vlllon R••Ho,,---------1 grad11, $2495/Mo.
B.vcrest Condo LOST ._
2br 2ba, $1495/Mo. •••••••• gi 2925 • L .. Agl 949-e50·3822 BUSINESS & FOUND -~--,.--------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ·~cnarmlng beacn hOuse FINANCE FOUND CAT sch1Nar-
-Lido, steps to aandl ••••••••• clssus CdM. 10128. 1br 1ba, N a. $1250 Orange male, short
• ; (949) 875·7318 hair. Very friendly.
-Harbor Woods Lovely BUSINESS (949) 719·1714
2·Slory 29r/1 Ba, FP, OPPORTUNITY Found Suite••• 11
deck, gar, pool, many 2go 17th & Santa Ana Ave
upgradH. Avl approx call 10 1c:on11fy
Nov. 7tn s 1500/Mo. 949·831 ·8480 ••••••••
OET PAID S15·S30 por
hour processing Insur·
ance ctalm1 for local
doctors oll1c1. Corn-
p I 11 e training pro· vlded Computer and
modem a>1perl1nce
roqulred. Call
800·.942·8t41 ext e
(CAL•SCAN)
Georgette Klinger
2 Ma~ Therapis:.s
FT, reg stered with CM.
1 Aesthet1e1en & 1 Hail'
Dresser All 3 years
men rnum expenence
PIHH call
'7141 665·7518
er lllail nsamtt te
219' lla,.or IW, Sii. JH,
C11t1M1111262&
professional presenta·
Ilona In a last paceCI
ond de1all oriented en·
vlronment.
Xlr11 benefit pockage.
lncludlng 40lk. Drug
screening/physical re-
quired. EOE.
Resumes via lax: Al·
1en1lon, Lynn Eaota
714·650-<1802 or mail:
Times Communl1y
Now•. 330 West ·Bay Street, Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
• OFFICE MANAGER
•ACCOUNTING
• ACTl\ilTY DIRECTOR
F{T Mon-Frt
lor up,<:,1lt:,
Ol'W 'en1or livinA
I ~ctlit'r 1n ( d'v\
CROWN Cove
FAX resume
949·673-7570.
Agent 949·875·4912
...,.NEWPORT CREST
. 3Br/2Ba, $1975/mo.
2Br/2Sa, $1825/mo.
Immaculate Condlllon
Pool & ttnnla. Owner/
Agent 949·118·2721
Please be wary ol ou HEALTH & · ~x:i::::::::nnn:• ~ of area companies
Chec:k wllh th• 1oca FITNESS 3000 t4.u.o., CHILDRENS FROZEN YOGURT
Better Bu1lne1 Ptr SALES HE.LP · Neeclpermonent PIT
Burdeau be lore yo Bodv Tonl"g Cream WANTED S7MR. Fath must be responsible.'
fe11orHrvlces.Rea New and Advance &neol obletowork
and understand an ForrTlula 30 day gi.;ar Parla, London, New min 3 nights per
contractt belor• yo 1·888·738"0094 24hr York •• Travel, Glam· week (10·15 hrs)
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533
•••••••• Please be aware that
the llsllng1 In this cat·
•gory may require you
(11~ 957·8133-r
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. Main St.
S•nta Ana, CA 92701
to call a 900 number i---------ln which there 11 a
charge per minute. FURNITURE 6014
$1000 WEEKLY atutllng lii•iiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiii
1n111lop11 at nome. 5 pc Pecan Bdrm Sef,
Free cletalls. Rush Blk & glass din rm s~
(long Hlf·addr•,,•d. 8 chrs, matching
stamped envelopa) ,10: anter. ctr •• Slk Panther
ACE, Dept. 503, P.O. coffee table aquarium,
Box 5769, Diamond WO, frig, metal desk,
Bar, CA 9178"5. ladder. 714·444·2422 (CAL0 SCAN)
OOVERNMENT R•tt•n Furniture, 5
JOBS. Now H.rlng pc Ht, couch'sleeper.
51 S,OOO·S68.000. Call recliner chair, swivel
1_800_883.0819 chai r, glass coffee
table & end table •xt. J·400 good cond, asking for current Federal, 0110, 949•759•8507 County, Clly, & Slat•
halt (CAL•SCAN) Sectlon•I aofa &
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED 5535
Loving Swedish nurse
good cook, driver. By
th• hour or 24hr.
Good local rel'• 12yr
exp. (949) 648·3735
table (brown) $100
obo. Wnlle modern
1ola/lov1 seal, noeds
cleaning 5100 obo.
949·842·3228
Six Drawe.-Dr••••r w1M1rror & Snelve.s &
Two Night Stands.
(8111ut1lul D('rk Wood)
$500. (lpr all) Cali
949·548·1765 PENTHOUSE 1br 1ba
no pets, new carpel.
$995. (949) 67~·4 t 75
-Call 7am·11am M·F
Hn any money lo 11· 844·7877 Sam/Jen ri people lnandly, clean
,.,.,, 30 day gvarenlee. caree~ w/a leading ~ t1p.s. Oller troin1ng Claaalfled
sign. Shop around lo Lo•• Up to 30 Pounds! our & Fun. Start a Wiii poy $7/hr plus I
Why wel9ht? call. 1· edge internallonal co. ~~ (949) 240-2084 The most comprehon·
888·709·8294 24hr Snarp Image • Mull. •• ,..,.111 .... sive and currenl d1rec· ABSOLUTELY 1 . S51<Jmo. pollntlal. Cal ..,.. n T 1 M E s 0 ET TE Prote.ct your heart. HI now. 714.895_.945 ~xmnm~ 1ory of goods and sor· THAN VENO NOi L quality calcium and 1_.....,_.........,,....._.____ vices aroundt
MERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
WOLFF TANNINO
BEDS tan at home.
Buy Direct end Savel
Comm e rel al/Home
units f1om S 199 00.
Low monthly pa~··
menls. Free color c11°
alog. Call today
1·800·842·1310.
(CAL"SCAN)
WANTED
TO BUY 6019
I BUY ALL PIANOS
Anflqu11-qu11. furn1lurt
1pc or nousetul casn
paid (714) 957·8133
LGB Train HI
wanted for
Chrlslmaa. Call
949·844·8829
•Motor Homes
•travel nallers
•5th Wheels
BEACHR\'S
(714) 895·7510
CHEVROLET 9045
'84 Suburban
S •vc!l'ado bronzo • .3 4 • Ion 474, 6 2 Cle 'SO
bon1u turbo. CC.
trans. coo er, l"t ctie n
tires, 10ult;abt• tor
v.orl\, tiuntlng, ~rou
coi.nuy. towing,
S7,2CO 949·644·1~42
95 Tahoe 4•4 Wrut.nal·
u1al llhr, pro foc:i.;, 11\
nu. 27km1 fully oaced
$25 !.OO 949-673·0601
Old Coln• Gold Silver
Franklin Mini, SterHng
Old watches & Jowe1ry AUTOMOBILE~ Westcoast Coin 642·944t .,
'98 Lumlna L TZ
Seda'\, e>cl war anlv. ' e-,..,1, t...111 p,,.r, ~ e
L, VC loan can tie
tran1 e rea, tako it
t1.0.., ~I $2 834.98
oac Th 1 otre1 good
Uni I 11/15 98. 2104
NallO!"BI Ave CM. Coll
Bob at 949-5<:8-11592
RECORDS{rOP $
Jazz. R&B, Soul, Rock ---------
Elc ... so's & 60"• Mike BMW 9030
8 4 !5 • 7 50 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PETS &
ANIMALS 6049
Oorgeout pedigree~ Oclc:st kl11ene S200.
300. 846-8473631·2111
L•b/Aklta mix FrH 10
lovlng home. Super
friendly. doean't hardly
batlt 949·651·1390 .
PERSIAN KITTENS
Lo"eabl• ball of fur. CFA registered, grand
champ llnes, snols.
health guar. blk male
& a Torti fem. $250.
Seal Pt Hlml S\00.
949-646·8132
SPORTING
GOODS . 6065
Ping Pong Tabl•
good cond, seo. C.M.
Location. Call Charil•
949·631 ·3995
MEET
'92 525 Tourlnv
W•von white/black, 1---------
duol sunroofs, etiromo DODGE 9065
w h Is, new brakes 1 'iiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiii•iiii 11r 1s. s18,0001•
949·225·1817
'94 :J251s Cpe 2D
!94o41 ll5)$23 ,995
BAUER JAOUAR
(714)953-4800
Convcnlcnl Classified
.42·!5678
'87 DODGE Colt
tr. 1sut> Import auto.
AC runs & 4001rs
good! 83K ml, $1500
080 714·914·4~53
Classified
Tllo mcst eQmptohon·
s1ve and current .cs rec-
tory ot goods and sor· v c;o11 oround~
When you 're tuned
into classified
you'r~ tuned into
· your community.
Dail "Pilot Studio gar w/openor,
util, laund, pool, lg
closets, ctblt, lr1g.
$725. (949) 640·4816 I C 1 $ o herb tabs, S1•.95 Call •PERSON FRIDAY• ------------l·--------cated n .M 70ky 1·888·717·8511 24hr Aecpptlonlat llghl Sell your unwanted . $8k req, frH Info Call
Classified
Today!
642-5678
.... ,. "¥:.. 1 Ohp Johnaon OB, someone special
RCA Camcord,. Llllon through ClaSS1f ed 800•213•5686 24hrs bookkeeping, typing, Items the easy way!
compuler, nours To place your
The Summit b1au11lul
• 3Br 3Ba lWH $2800/
Mo. MaryB•th Cole
:i Prudential CA Really BUSINESS ·
• 844-G2001e51-2781pgr OPPORTUNITY
PERSONALS
Weatollff 3br 3ba, 29041---------1
alngle story, spa, 21p, TRAVEL 3014 S 3~~~-e~~~~~ff 11 AREA PAYPHONE RTE •5 os1ab1t1n1cf. PAC 2 Roundtrlp llck•t•
SELL loca1oons Eltr;'I San Diego to Balla·
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
BALBOA
PENfNSUIA 260~
S165k/year. No glm· more, open travel
m1cksll Won'11as1 $4100••· 9115·720·3245
Coll 1 ·600·519·3201
(CAL •SCAN) --------IJ NOTHING OOWNl 0 MENT Hersney snaelt rout• EMPL Y
In C.M. Net S521<Jyr. -------•II 6hr1/wk Freo Info
eoo-216-1011 34thre _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T __ ,
OWN YOUR pwrt
Apparel. Shod, West· 5530
negollabte. lax classified ad c:all
resume 949·642-1729. 842·5878.
SCAN
OPERATOR
Costa Mesa/Full time
l.o,t.i Me.a rypc:hou'it m-..·Js Jcca1l oriented,
uc;.itivc Pl"l'lc ob'>C,\CJ "ilh accur,\Cy 10
become p.m of our sc.urniny, dlv.utmcnr.
You Have:
3br 2ba duplex, 2nd
floor, grt 'bay & ocHn
vu. 1 car gar. ovnr·
sized rm1. S2050'mo.
er n wear. LI n g •rte ·I iiiiiiiii•iii-•iiiiiiill
Brldal, G1N or S i~o Cara Manager
1 ~1:.U proJulUon Of'<'l'ltll•C'
A urJn\'l: m1nJ
t\noW!aigc of clv1 gain, color Kp.o.r<1tt0n1,
l ~fYK 6:. Spm u>lon •
(949) 723·4178
3Br 28a yrly, OCHn &
bay view. 1 houH 10
lh• bHCh. SH500.'mo.
r Jim, Agl 949-675·5069
Store •includes lnven· Exp In Alzhelmar's/
tory, lucluret, buying OemenUa care tor
trip , training. M1n1mum upscale, new Hnlor
Investment St 8,900'. livlng radllity tn CdM
01111 Ut>erty OpportJ:(ll1· call 9A9-673·7270.
ties (501) 327-803.\. 1-----------1
(CAL •SCAN) CM, Driver n11ded to
$ Baat B iz to OwaS drive me lo work to
Coke/Frito Pepsi, local Rialto Mon-Fri. Also routes avaflabl• pick up 714·751·8224
S1400 w11kl.,. profit Collectora/Cabl• TV
1·800·337,1:J75 CM MB araa. Mull
• econ. car, Insurance & 1---------Tnomas Guide. Flex
)er t .68a Twnhm atytel CREDIT ~ 2907 hrs, Will train moll•
4 Encl gar/car po.t. vated lndl". no axp
• Bch/Edlnger $925mo nee. comm. only,
71,..778·0480 Cable exp, bllingual a
+. 800·825-4277
Ahllm 10 v.1111.. un.la JnJlinc r'°'un:
l'ho.'"h"r 3 O. o.•lor corrrct19n an.I
Mxm.~h cxpttimH· ~ muu
Ncwoprll\I, rrc rrni. fdm and roloc !Mn "I plU1
We Have:
rm umc rcmuon on Gr,>q"Utl ,}uft 11 :3()pm"'WTI
(.1rc-a1 bmdics pxbt;r
Ur1-onun11y l•lr :ad•'lil\CcmC'!'<
5&1,ory ranJ:< SI 0 SI J dcp<ncling on GpC"Kncc,
('h)C>IC4' ~d d~ tell f'r<{Ulttcf,
ScnJ roun1'-° ind CU\'Cf letter io
California Community News
~dorabl• 1 br, up·
Jt: alalra, cathedral cell· ,. .. Inga, new crpl, 4·plex,
• S776mo 714·842·5937
GET OUT
OF DEBT!
~e can help_!
COUNTER·Tl'le Mailbox
F/PT PERM. Ship,
phones, ollc work,
Friendly 642·6282
Aun , ( CN I l1p1gn Group Sur<'r.1\Cu
\30 \~t\I n~v Sm'C'I
Com Mtn, CA lllC.21
~~.tiit
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NEWPORT
BEACH 2669
162BA+2BA
NaWPORT BAY
TERRAC•
Lg 1 & 2Br nHr Oaok
Bay & golf course.
Larg• poor, new car·
pel & much more,
Sorry No Pe11 845~4858
1" 1 BRw Im k1IC S6tl5
Incl ulll, clo.. 10 bu,
ground II, s1ree1 park·
Ing. 714•747·7765
,.,, Community
Markot Place.
Clnatnod
942·8978
• ( ·t'dit ( iJrJ$ Co11lOliJa1t'd
• Pil\lt1en1s Lo1mt'J
• /11rerf~I ReJ11ced
• llaro11rr.cn1 '~h>ppeJ
• l/ablamos [ rrQ/ .......
On the move?
Sell your extra
household
items·
in Classified
NEWPORT
2669 BEACH 2669 ----------
PAIRWAY· AJ>ARTMBNTS
AT 810 CANYON
• Cotta Meta DETECTIVE· PRIVATE
Investigator Trainees
Good wages
949·455·3314
1.1,, ... 1~,.,., ••• ,,1,,,p1_.,., "' 11bo ,...,, • ..,. J ""'tfr. ..... ,w. ~;,;; !'rfo"" l".,""'41"'"" ,.1.-.. ,u~., lNl"f
NEWPORT
2669 BEACH .
NEWPORT
2669 BEACH '
LIVE THE TRADITIO
Th ~ Tt•rrac ~ A pnrtn1ent~
ut
r~/#cr~, '
n Ex<·lusivt• Opportunity for
Watc~rfront 1...iving on t•wport Bny
. • J.i111ih'tl 1wnilnl1ilih of • c;> "' . .S1u1 ,'{ Pool
stmiio , l & 2 lll'cl;·onntK
12no .. s210011 ,,.,u. l1·u •• .
2669
micro, nome orew ___ .;;..._ ____ _
equip, Magnabox
25 .. TV, UI cnell
lmQkor. n4•5A6•5316
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
SALES-
IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY!
We are seeking highly motivated expenenced
ADVERTISING SALES professionals for fast
groWIDg Southt1m Califorrua commurutv
newspaper chain.
Your strengths· new flCXXl',Ult develcpment,
mamtauUng ~hed acrount.s positlVe
customer serace attttude. and desire to build
suoog adverosing partneIShips wtth chen~
Minimum 2 yea.'S previous adve~ sales
expenence with newspaper lndusuy experience
pref err~
We d!.er· be.se salary ... comrIUSS10n. mcal!lent
benefits package including 401(k), and a
ruppanye work enwCIUDeJlt.
~t oover letter, resume. and salaly ~ry to
Tunes Commwtity News
425 W. Broadway, Suite #300
Glendale, CA 91204
ATTN. Human Resources
Or Fax: (818) 648·8897
~a.C11~~~ ~om/TD'bno cnJ min sucmuOO&t
Ad
Assembler
(0$ta M a/Full time
C<isu M C)'Jl(hou~ 1\t'tds dt:tail uncnrc-d.
Cft";ltlVC f!OOpk tlh~ "ith trl!O to
become p.in of' our ad-bmldu tc:i.m
You Haw:
rad prtXlucuon c pencntt
A ~..,~Jl\'C' mmd
Ability 10 work unrlcr dodlmc rrcs~urt
M 1nm~ c l'ICl'tcneic
QuarLXPr ,, Phomshor. llhmrnton• muu
M11l11-Ad Cre:itor a plu
We Haw.
SELL YOUR USED VEHICLE
THROUGH CLASSIFIED
(949) 642-5678
~
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Thur$doy, November 12, 1998
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Newport Beo~n/Costa Mesa Do1ly Pil
9085 LEXUS
CRaSSWaRD PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAM HINSCH
S7 AC ORO EX 4d
Fµll pwr, V8, lthr
(005317) $19,907
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(040)364-0884
'V3 OS 03 8£NZ 190E Au1o • ca
8 cyt, auto, NC, "llhr AC llhr inter, full pv.r: loaded. Auto, at
Int, full powor, cc, ps: PB, PW, am-tm digital duh S180
snrl. tlnteu alloy ¥thl$ c:nu, •unrf, 1,n1 gt. j49 840·7085
ACROSS ,,C-'-
4 1~.
9 l<#ldef{1811en ~.
1.f -roll. 1\lc*y
t5 TypeOfgf.-se?
1 e .Jost tjght 17~• • 11 Tallot"s matller
20 C~er heading
21 Paragraph part
23 Guided
26 Papal name
27 MecNnlClll
perts
29 l<lnd ol lho~er
33 Science room
38 Novelist Jong
38 Avoid adroitly
39 ll.ct°' Sharif 41 1988 Olympics
all• 43 Contistent
44 Amazon port
48 Scound<et
46 Annapotls grad
49 Shoe lrom a
hiding piece
51 Salon trulments
53 FOflly
55 Consl~od again
59 Put Ooton
63 Dwight•
opponent I
64 EnjOyed 65 Essential
nutrient • ee °"rt p.nt 89 Dramahs1 Cldford •
70 Jad<Je'S MCOOd
llusband
Tl Mof811ke•
'll'lnnlung Iii*\
72NOW
73 Pop
DOWN
1 Origtns
2 A1ctlc dweber
3 Nol gtosav
4 S~rts flgUfe
5 -F11thlul 6 Arab's robe 7 Speel<s •
8 Use a broom
9 Type ol book or
Window 10 9-Across. e g 1 t A&f Connery 33 Some tennis 54 Ra~road
12 NurMry need shots iermtnal
13 Actress 3-4 Prayer end 56 Story ol lhe
$OtTll1\I( 35 Island near Troian War
18 CaUinl ol Java 57 Author lngafle
fUh10n 37 lee·f :o;h1ng 58 Feartul and
22 Pen pomt toot hes11an1
24 "I'm a~-!" 40 Temporary 59 Cry of woe
25 Paint ~.dd•t!Ve respite &> Near
28 ExclUSNe news 42 Bail 61 Approw story 45 Wander 62 EJC11nct
30 Mustdan 47 Oeplomallc bird Brubeck otltCe 66 B108deaster
31 Yemeni city so Morse-code Koppel
32 Telescopo signal R7 -pten11um
part 52 Beer slang scarce
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521,995; J"ac:11amic111 s12,soo 714 846·26041-_..;._,__....,...~..._...,,..,,...,j sound 1y1tem, 12 CO ____ .......,...,,,,__,_,, __ '95 4RUNNER SR
Slereo'caaa. gold pk; '93 190P. 2.6 tow ml, auto. mor DO='J'TTRUSTYOUR •~n pp IJ49·223·272t low rm. cirrom• wtits (3MtVi 45)'S19,950 ISUZU •05 ES 300 (3EJL24BI s11.n1 Lexus OF
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Although Lhc expert is awan.: of the
\ltua11ons v;hcre ~ fal~ecard is
mandatory, the ma1hcmot1cs favor
thal ll 1~ on honest card, so the expert
tend., 10 go w11h the oJJs.
8 01h sades rca<.:hcd a contract. of
four spaucs on s1m1lar auctions on
this Jcal from a learn matc.:h. Al both
FORD 9075 FORD
• tables the orcmng l~aJ ~ the ( of liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Midnight blue/ivory °*E'ft:itf il!R ~~:~=~1~:
dub .11nJ both We t:. COAlmue .. J -.11h •95 Trooper L TO <11965~Exus'24 ·977 (714) 882·6908) the deuce 1n tl!.\Pl,)n~c to ~irtncr' 4X4, 21 Km1, au10, '95 AVALON XLS
Clll..'Otlrltlin8 ~ugn11I. lJ01h (;os1 won ('3PA0583> $18,880 MISSION VIEJO 23kmt, AT-. Whll•
v.11h 1hc IO·and pc1 l'>ICJ With lhe LEXUS OF '949>384-0884 9135 (3RLT569) $21 ,55
king .. 801h South~ rullcJ Wllh the lcn WESTMINSTER '85 SC 300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WELSETXMUISNSOTFER ot ~pal.le~ (714) 882·6906) Ca ah me re /Ivory .
Herc lhc tlctcn)c 1w!\·1I W~)·~. At <03252~EXUSS31,987 '83 .Sabi• LS 43k ml, (714) 802·0808
one 1abl1! Wc,l O\crrullcd with the JAGUAR 9105 MISSION VIEJO Super clean. loaded ...,,..,.9""'6_4.,.....,,A~U,...,.,,..,N..,.N~E~R~S~R~5~
Jack ant.I \hilted 10 o hc.1rt. D\."Clurcr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (949)3•4·0804 lthr, bucket, PP 58800 ve. fully equip, clean u Obo 949·644-0321 $ 98 won in hand and nm th~· queen of --.-9-5-5---c-3-0-0---1 (015409) 24,
d h h held A d l '90 XJS Convt • •n.c SABL .. GS LEXUS )1>41 l!S, w IC • ,,,,. c con lllU· $ 1 8 9 8. Rally tad/Ivory llhr .. "f .. MISS10N VIEJO
ation p11.:kcd un the ._anll\nJ declarer <90·4177 > 0 "" (020231) S25.977 Loaded, am-Im caas, ,. BAU ER JAGUAR 58 995 (949)364-0884 had the rc~t ot 1he me s. Oa111e had (7141953•4800 LEXUS (624995) • -~~=-=~=":"":=---an<l rn:iJc. MISSION VIEJO Co•ta MHa '87 CAMRY LE
Al the orher 1.iblc Wc)I dil1<.c 1o '93 XJO Sdn 40 (949)384·0884 Uncol,,·Mercury 24K m1, like new
uwnutr with the \..mg of !ip.iJe:.! 'I he C93·4172) S 19,99 5 '86 ES 300 l714> 540·5830 (3TOT519) S\9,95
JefcncJcr al~o \lllltt.'IJ to a he.in Alter BAUER JAGUAR Cash m •re II vo r Y. '87 Mountaineer 40 wE\£.t:,~~~ER
mu<;h thou"hl cJeclarl.'r J1.'\:1dcd lu i---<_1_14_),_9_53_·...,48_00...,...._ (138854) $24,744 CO, prem sOYnd, ABS (714) 882·0908
u• 'f I I t •. 1 '83 XJ8 VP 4D LEXUS (J12529) $21,987 nccepl nC\l;) pay al a<:C \'ll ue, Dhv MISSION VIEJO Costa Mesa I .I I... • L ,. "'"'' II 193•4174)$20,995 so paccu "°" J.IC11. o .:.,._c.,, v.t 1 BAUER JAGUAR 1949)364·0884 Llncoln·Mercury Ca!.L. A p.oJc "'~ leJ 10 the ace anJ (714)953·4800 --,-8-6_E_S_3_0_0 ___ 1 (714) 540·5830 TRIUMPH
u spade was rctumcJ \\.'hen Eim fol· Full opl, Lex cert ______ ___,....,..,...,,,.--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:
lowed tow, declarer took lhc line :.c '93 XJS 16K me, color • (142542) S26,987 '90 MYSTIQUE ..... TR3 off frame,
I II .. .,.,, d" 8 ·k ofspaJ. w, 'I cttampagne. sunrool, Loaded, auto. AC, ., .. or ie m ..... e J t. c.,. c., 6 disc cfd, lmmac. LEXUS complete reSloratlon, was happ} 10 produce this carJ for a 523,900. 949.640•7706 MISSION VIEJO (641J!!la U~!~4981 while In color. tmmac
one-trick !>Cl. ' (949)364-0864 Lincoln Mercury $19,900. 949-640·7706
Learn to be a better brid&t pl:iy·
er! Subscribe llQW to the Gort'n
Bridge Letter by udliog (800) 788·
1225 for infonnutloo. Or write to: Goren Bridge Leiter, P.O. llox
4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680.
'93 XJS Cpe 20 '97 ES 300 714·540·5830 (93-4171)$20,9~5 Whlte19rey, lull opt
BAUER JAGUAR VANS (714)953·4800 (03961 ~EX U 5$28 ,96 7 ------9-1_5_0 '"iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
MISSION VIEJO NISSAN •• '94 XJ 6 S dn 4 D iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' 8 4 0 ,0 D G E 3 5 0 (94·4169)$2.3,995 __ (._9_4_9_.)_3_6_4_·0_6_8_4_1 Beverly conversion
BAUER JAQU~R '92 LS 400 '94 MAXIMA SE Van. Pwr.. duaj air,
(714)953·4800 co. chrome, moonrf, Lo ml, llhr, 67,900 ml, 1 owner,
'84 XJS convt 20 (2ZIF516> Sl9•95o <503861) $13•330 records. $5900.obo. LEXUS OF LEXUS OF (94·3973)$35,985 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 949·723·t504 BAY1~:,95~.!~~AR (714) B,92·6906) (714) 892·6906
9075 HONDA '9S XJS V12 Convt ---------•---------VOLVO
9085 (95-3965)$39,995 MAZDA 9125 PLYMOUTH 9165liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B A u E R • .J A G u A R iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =--+---t--t---+......,~ '98 Super Club 97 MUSTANG '82 ACCORD 5SP, <714)953·4800 '87 MAZDA 323 '94 VOYAQER L:.E
loaded, 7 Pass. ABS,
(179187) $10,994
'87 Wagon 740 GL
auto, exceptional
cond, llhr 195k,
55000 949·723·4633
Wagon, xlnt, 15 pass, AC. pw/pdl, .1.111 . hatchb!lck gt1 cond.. 4dr, 5sp, AC, gold,
(A33848) $15,996 (208477) $12,997 orgi" owner, $26001-------9-1-1-0 very encon, depend,
Costa Mesa Costa Mesa OBO. (714) 545-4625 JEEP $1700. (714) 979·1740
· Llncoln·Mercury Lincoln Mercury '84 Honda Civic '97 MIATA
(714) 540·5030 714·540·5830 5 spd, l\m Im stereo. '82 Wrangler 4X4 "M "Edlt, loaded!
'88 RANGER 97 MUSTANG COBRA cassette, $1100 obo $500 down assume (729825) Like newl
XLT, euper ca'b, • S I CO 948·720·0832 $6950 at $193 a LEXUS
(A04956) ($15,998) A ~18j046~hS~z.997 ' -.,..,,0,...4..,......,.H.,..o_n_d_a_,,,C,.,.lv""'l""c-month. Private par1y. MISSION VIEJO
Co•t• Mesa Costa Mesa 5 spd, am·fm stereo. 849·873·0411 (949)384·0684
llncoln Mercury Llncoln Mercury cassetle. $1100 obo -,8-4--J-.-.-p-C_h_•_r_o..,.k_e_e ----------1
714-540·5830 71 ... •40.•630 "49 720 0•32 9130 ...... ~ • • • .. 6 cyl. euto trans. arc, MERCEDES
'88 TAURUS SE •93 EXPLORER 4X4 '87 Hatchback Auto, stereo/can, $9200. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
24V, auto, loaded, 47K mi, mint, whl, AC, runs very well, (949) 494·9549
(188423) $18,598 (C616911 51 5,550 good tires, needs
Costa Mesa LEXUS OF paint dealor lrade is ---------
Llncoln·M•rcury WESTMINSTER S1500, loav Ca 51200 LAND ROVER 9113
(714) S40·5830 (714) 892·6900) 949·654·4287 lrvmo
TRADE '96 T·BIRO LX FIND .
'84 Benz Sdn 40
(9-4·4144)$26,995
BAUER JAGUAR
(714 )953·4800
MEET
Costa Mesa
Lincoln-Mercury
(714) 540-5630
PORSCHE 9175
VOLKSWAGEN 9235
' '88 Jetta GL Low ml,
4 door, 5 spd, NC.
new ttres & brakes.
,84 811 Carrera smog cet1, orig owner,
Cherry red/Ian int, good cond $3200
C/O, 11:lnl, S1K down 949·722·7841
assume $14.000, pp•-,-9-8_N __ E_W __ B_E __ E_T_L_E_
949 873-0411 Blue. auto, loaded,
$18,495 949·642·9333
******* 9190 1~-----------'90 VW BEETLE SATURN
ST.UMPED? Call for Answers • Toue11-10M"' AcMiy Phonet
• 9Sf '* m1r1ut• 1 ·9Q0.370.9800 ext. code 500
through classltied
642-56-78
Lt hr, ABS, mnrf.
(3POJ104) $14,950
LE>CUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892·6906)
an apartment through classrtied
'94 Range Rover
LWB block/sablil.
1nimaculalo condllJore
chrome whls, CO,
sunroof , loaded .
someone special
through 'classified
$21,500 949-225·1817 ----------·
85 SATURN SL
AC. Sap I'm-Im 11ereo,
CO.SS, $68950b0
949·837·1173
Sports pljg, PW.
(002305) S-i9,997
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)384-0684 -----------
HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS
~ .... ~ .
ERVICE
______ ,CERAMIC CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS MOVING ' 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING
SERVICE TILES 3 5 28 MASON RY 3 5 S 7 & D ECRS 3 61 S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H 0 ME 3 7 S 6 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
3910 UPBOLSTillUNG •
3931
DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . CARPENTRY PUBLIC NOTICE ROBERT 1 SB ELL co. .-~o-v-,,.-----1-._---.12 •••••••••I Leaky Showers Rep'd John Doran Masonry * Wood F•nG•• * --ALL KINOSI Cabinets.1 ___________ ~ The Calif, Public Ullli· ~~;~~~~1~:11 ~~~~t~~
Reorouhng & lnstitll'n Brlck•Stno•Concrele Replace/Repair Low S S1or11ge. Tree Hsesl ties Commission RE· Lf(94350 046•3008 L670130 Oeon of T ele Lg/Sm Jbs•Repalrs ok Froe tlaullng/est. Llc'd 788·0321 TIME TO BEGIN QUIRES that all usod 8 .,, ADDITIONS 673·8065 or 84G-8526 Free Esl & Ad11lco Ad~ant.gtConst 97.f·5301 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN YOUR HOME household goods 714"5 0 ••628·Pagor AllTyr,ofRooE.&Rcpain
REMODELING 3410 --------L#687191 831·3632 20 Yrs Exp. Roi's IMPROVEMENT movers print their---------• •Rc11d~n1ial•C.mnmu1l
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING ••JRG MASONRY•" llliliiBll ·I'm Your Handyman· P.U.C. Cal T numbor; PET 548 0769 PROJECT? limos and chaufleurs · -REBUILD or REMODEL SERVICES 35 8 BLOCK BRICK STONE Mark 949·650·952!5 p1Jnt their T,C.P, num· SERVICES 3870 "''"" ~hun-. ... ~. mm •Home. or Ofl .c.. 4 AU typos-Olly Workl DECKS B JEff Call 8 plumber, bor In all advcr1lso· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil eQual,ly C1.<ns1tuc1 on Esl l7J0089 531·7643 n~ir. I ,. ,. HAU ING 3720 p111n,or~ h1tndyman If h R p A TOUCH OF CLASS : 11~;,4• : , :;,.~,;,, L or any of lhe aor· monts. you avo 8 Pel SJtteriOog Walker :L~~!~c~bl~G~~~~~ C I R IC •---------• ''""" • ,,,,,,.,, vices hstod here In question about the le· Oa11y10vornlgh1 visits.
St n A Li~~no~~ F~!e 0~,';' CONTRACTORS f, r11r.l'd \\ ilman r.i:1111r • · JUNK TO THE DUMP our al1octoryl gal.iy of a mover, limo Refs avl L1c'd/Bonded
• op onson ssc.c. Tflresa 714·282·7143 GENERAL 3558 949-862-5882 (714·968·1882) CALL y 0 UR o1 chaulleur. call: Denise 714-935-8670 Call 714-644·5485 LOCAL SERVICES Public Uhht1es
*Bright Hou aecleanln9 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L......:..:"-"...._-_.I .... • -''1....:.1'--~-.. AVAi LAB LE TO OA y TO DAY! Commission
BATHnooM E P ' ' •• 949·673·5566 114.5r.s.41s1 ~ uropeon 10 ssoona s LEWIS Construction -REFINISHING 3448 Best in town! Reh Darek Aemodel•Handyman
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Groce 714·957·::>547 l"704773 Local Res. FIREWOOD 3618 HEALTH, BEAUTY INTERIOR
JAPANESE LADY •714·557·5825•
PLASTER
REPAIR 3880
Plaster/Stucco Patch
AFFORDABLE
ROOFING & REPAIR
Free EsUSenior Disc.
All types of roofs
714-433-0820
UC'D/UCSUIO
G & Q UPHOLSTERY
since '68 cust furn,
upholsty, slip covers
anllquo rpr 542-4612
WALL
COVERINGS 3932
Slnpplng, drywall repair
Te.<ture, paint touch
up. Small jobs ok.
Bob (714) 840-4368
The Stripper •
Specializing In
Wallpaper Remo11a1
L5889241 863·5037
HOMVfair
Would like 10 clean Qreat Firewood! & FITNESS 3740 DESIGNERS
tiouae! 714·557·22101•0-R-YW--AI.L-----Ordor nowl $135/cord·
7t4·540·1819 '$7!i hall rreo dohvory •Reverse Aglngl•
Grow1h Hormone
800·510-7070
WWW QflSOfVlCOS.net
3782
ALLIANCE
MOVERS ma 1111
careful • Courteous
Cheap! • 1 Hr Min
·Serving So Ca 2Syrs• ---------We Gala should hang
Llc#326864 24Hrs SLIPCOVERS 3922 together. Strip, install.
714·554·7831 advice to the crazy. Bnlbtuh Rr9lnzmg
ReR~11eJR"lvrh1 ,h Porrr-Jiil • 1hq~l,1~~ Stn c • s lOWPt°§ nunlt I\ 645-7723
BOATING
SERVICES 3470
Boat Svcs Ltd 20yra
exp, qual. slain, var·
nish, enamel Yacht, dock
or hOme 949-675·7817
•VICKI'S CLEANING S;RVICE 3584 10 driveway! 865·1432
We 01 hir THE BEST liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
H ... .i.c•Wen<Juw Cleaning. Witthoeft Drywall l·F-l_O_O_R_l_N_S_T_Al_L __
10Y1a Exp Xlnt Refs. All Phase~• S" Lg Jobs
Vicki 714 666·0395 Cleanl Cl••nl CIHn! REPAIRS 3620
PROFESSIONALISM~
OIJAUT'(
DEDICATION
714 •137-2704 I~~:
HERCULES
C l fANINC..
20Y rs E11.pl F atr S F 1 et E sl I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
L1'4000JO 714·639·144 7
ELECTRICAL 3610
Sal••• Svc•lnstall
HardwdN1nyl/Ceramlc
PEROO/CarpeVM C Vasa
L708279 988·9580
Small Job EXPERT GARAGE Duncan Electric
Local.'Ou1ck ResponH DOORS 3678
S e r v I c e /R e m o d e I s 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ughl llxture ropalr
L12 75870 850·7042 ••$475· 10x7 **
CABINETS 3490 Vleanoe• • OlllOOS • Homes
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II Caipet • ~, • er.ids W3!ls • WitldowS And 11.ldl Mole!
lnolud•• haulaway
PETERKIN Electric weather strip, In·
FAST/BIG SAVINGS$ atalVtax. 845·5704
Aes·Com/sm-lg fobs
Let8717 800.748-041---------
Now Hlrlngl UTTERS 3683
BBMIM
------1COMPUTERS 3556 CARPENTRY 3 510 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•Gutter Cleanlng•
Fr•• e111mate1
(849) 845-0335 --••• tf0/14• ... "' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MAC MEDIC • Care lor 111!!!!!11 HANDY MAN 3 710
•Remodeling and all Macln101tt Computers 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rypes of repair• No en your hme/olc. Low/ llifw ("-.f 11
Job .too smell. QC 32 hourly rate 073·54'3 ai. ~, lm11alap. •Home lmprvmnt••
yrs Llc·bond·lna M/CI ---------• ~rMnn UJlll'ilk Drywall, caipenlry &
V1oa 714-988·3504 CONCRETc •· •Jrori,.,•f,..~ • morel Small Jobs ok. ~ gi; • J.,W • l'MI / Sl'A, Oary 645·5277
Woodwork 00011 Inst MASONRY 3557 la/o.doofl.u Th• commuMy
clo1ete remdld. crown iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • f.u.i. ~ C'.n-.lla• l4oitonl Markel Place.
molding baae~t~~n;,;~~ Brick, Block, Stone, T1I• fRfl LS I/MA 1 J. Clasalrled
Cone. Pallo, Driveway 7 2 2 e 7 4 7 8 842·H78 ......
Fplc. BP01. R•f• 25Vr.11.llt-.. lliilliilllill-•-' Exp. Terry 857·7594 •• \11HORT (n, ... :Ri, :11•\
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MARTIN
OPTICAL
Rc.id1nq Gl.1~.,0~
B1Focab
$2.95, $3.95-$6.SO
Sun•Daywear
Nightwear
Every Sat/Sun
FOUNTAIN SALE
HOME&
GARDEN DECOR
30°/o OFF
FLOOR SAMPLES
522 W. 19TH •CM
949-645-9660
#8160/0C M~~plc ! TREES f"
548-6211 T~,1.awna, ...._ _____ spmkirl·dnup 751·3478
IMPROVEMENTS
HOME 3756
Lawn Service Mow/
Edge(Sod/Sprlnklera
Cln·up. Anytime.
Al (714) 39&-2842
Verd Cln·up, Trim
tr•••· hedgos, palm tr•••· Removal. New lawn/planlt 960·8502
SHANE'S
(~lfi"l/1.nndArwf"'
IA•• lflf'f/ ~f!lif,,.
Im rof'f'll"""111Hr"'o"'
54&5801/i.
::s-376-1938 FR~t.
Same Day Urvke
Prompt • COt.1rteous
• Profeu1on<11
Lk/tm'd CN-Tt 14650
714-374-0091
21Yr• Ou1llly Palntlnt
TOUCHUPS, TOO
24 Hre, Rt chard Sinor
Llci'280644 951·1892
CHUN0'8 PAINTIHQ
24Yrs Exp-Grt Prtcel
Ouar Work-Free Est
Llcof375602 !538·1534
RAINBOW Clrcle Malnl.
P11nllng·lnLE•t ~oust/Apt
Quality fob. Free Ht.
LH69897 638·8888
lk•'• Custom Painting
Prof. Clun, Ol.lahly
Work. lnt/E>ll & Dock•.
L'703468 831·4010
Quellty Care 20 yenre
Fair prleu/lnt·l!111
pa1n111oc1a1 rof'e. NB
PLUMBING 3890
ORCO
PLUMBING
(I
·DRAIN
CLEANING
7 • DA\'SIWEf.K
'r. utlun Oilcou11~
760-8170
Area. Ron 645·24171 ________ ,.
N•lghborltOod
Plum,,.,. I
'DIAlt lSIWa ·ci;-CWNM 5PKIALIST
•
CUSTOM
SLIPCOVERS
Scme r tared ~utter \,(f~r• 2fo' , c JJ·r
M ateo 14l l.11b1>t !
25 tie ff~ 1 en!"'' r
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tif 01'1, .. 1111111,f 15
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Ll735976 831 ·2111
Get to
the basle
ABC's
Attic,
basemen&,
and closet
the1. get
some cash.
842·5878
Sell you~ car!
(714)642-5678