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Home My WebLink About1998-11-14 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 Social s ·ecuriJy· bailout .-woriies ·teachers • ' • • • t • • ." ' •Plan before Congress would require certif1cated employees, .: For C'a.lifonua. and other stati•s with thmr f)dyroU into the {Stdlt' Teacher ·Employer rommonlv pay tlau of.their d b S such retirement plans. this will m{'an R•:tJrement Sy'stem). They're asking for employees' Soaa!' Secunty taxes, and covere Y a separate retirement plan, to pay m~o ocial Security. teachers could end up paying twice for another 6 2%." employc>e!> pa) the other half. their benefits and getting ICS!> when thcv S<-hool dlStrict ofhnals are r.arefully Fm.-. dld h~ plans to notify the school $6 million a year. retire, said Mary Bergan, president ot watching the proposal, 'whu:::h would board QI the potenually devastating califori:lia Federabon of Teacher~. a1k'Ct all certificated emplo~ees hnancal impact the prORO~al could have NEWPORT-MESA -A congressional proposal to strengthen the Socidl Securi- ty system could end up costing the school district and most of its employees about If Congress approves the plan, teach- ers, administrators and counselors would be reqwred to pay Social Secunty taxes, even if they're already paying into anoth- er pension program, such as the State Teachers Retirement System. •under consideration m Washington "We could end up pa)ing for both,• on the d1strtcl · 15 a plan to help bolster Sooal Secunty by s<.11d !\like Fme, assistant suJ>(lrintcndent "lt'~ fairly Parly on m the proce~ ," having everyone covered by mandatory of busmess sen.rices ~Empluyc will pay Fin said "But we're interested m Soaal Secunty," Bergem said "Teacher~; part, and employers will pay for part of m Califomia1 are already paymg 8% of 1t. • HABITAT FOR HUM.ANITY: HOME, SWEET HOME MARC MARTil'llO Michael ebo· paints his white picket fence in the yard of his new Habitat for Humanity home Friday in Co ta Mesa. The sod was laid earlier in the day. After much anticipation and hard work , the Sebo family will soon be IiloVing into new home "What can I do lo help?" That was the question that drift- ed above tho poundmg of hammers, the whir of power saws and the clanging of wheelbarrows and lad- ders this week on a vacdnt lot on a 'suburban stret•l m Co!.tcl Mesa. · People carnt• friends, strangers, seasoned vetNans and those who simply belwved m the power of hu!l'ankmd -to build a home for a mom dnd dad and their four young children. The fast-moving nuss1on to con- struct a home on Dc>I Mar Avenue was a remarkable and inspiring effort, not so much for the blitz-stylP construction as the tangible proof of what can hapJ'wn when p c>oplc come together for a common good. The common good was to build a home for Michael and Linda SC?bo and lheir children -5-yeur-old Ashley, 3-year-old Ryan, 2-ycar-old Daniel dnd Caytlin, all of 12 weeks. The family had bee.n living m a two- bcdroom apartment, yearning for a home, aching for a place of then own. Habitat for Humanity mude it happen. In only a week. Daily Pilot reporter Elise Gee a nd photographer Marc Martin spent much of thc·past wt>ek on the con- struction site, Wdtchlny the swift proqrnss clnd gettmq to know the St>bos cmd their old and new friendl'i. We thmk you'll h(• impressed p with whc1t happen >d m the course ol d lcw short days on a treP-lined street m o neiqhborhood just like any other. We know we \\CJe. s~c begins fund-raising for $33 inillion exp~oh INDEX ClASSIAED .. --------84 FAITH .A4 Students awash in donations for victims of storm • Renovations linked to new university status. Hlt~I Git Dolf Pb COSTA MESA -sec has la unched 6 compatgn to raise $.13 million for a m1lJOr n•novc1bon of the campus thot will cmnc:ide with its transition to uruvers1ty status. .... ._,.._.._ •t•••....,.~A-'igmhiWi.., growth in enrollment rtnc\. }'n» grams qtfcrcd by the colleg • at Fair Dnve and Newport Boule- graduate studies program and ' numerous undergraduate majors, will ofliciall}' become Vanguard University m July. "We would ltke to be known s an institution that has high·quali- ty programs m the context of 11 small campus that's very person- al,• Krmss wd. Although the c.xpons1on cttlls for seven new buildings, mo l ol them will replace smaller, older ilnd outdated on , Kraiss. md. *•1T1fc • sfx49car· 'T't!n'm'lttm'n'"- wh1ch will occur m thr -. phn -will accommodatu 3,000 tu- dcnts, more than double th rol- POLICE fllfS. _____ _.A2 SOCIETY -----··-·----... -45 sPOm ... Mai WEATHER Pleasant weekend ahead for tbe cotst tnO w#lr svmltine ·i1s ~~& . ....,....-....,,......~~ s.,.2 Build ing a DREAM · Special pullout report, PAGES A9-A12. SEE SOCIAL PAGE A .19 Top city ·officials get pay • raises • City t-..1anager Allan Roedey will receive a 6°0 increase; City Attorney Tom Kathe \Vill get 6.5° 0 • ~Pio! COSTA I\ IESA -C:itv Man- ttg1>r Allan Roeder and Ct() Attor- ney Tom Kathe both will be get- ti11g pay raise'.'! The City Counct.l voted 4-0, Wlth Mavor Peter Bufta absent, to gwe Roeder a 6 o mcrea!.e and Kathe a 6 5°0. raise. That \\ill boo t Rocder's annual alacy to $136,692, a.id Per~onn.el Serv1ces Dt.rector Steve Hayman Kathe's salary will go lo Sl 27 632 annual- h. Harman ,aid C.ounolwoman Llhbv Coy, an cited their excellent w ark and thP need to keep staff salane' com- petmve \\1th the marketµlace -a factor:-for the pay mcr"a,es according to m1>eung nunute~ •Jn my opm1on, Allan 1<; 9ne of the finest oty managers lh the countrv, • said Councilman Joe Enc:kson "Hts expenence and adVlCl' is something I rely on lre- quentl}'. He lays out the lacl!> m ll strai9hUorward and open man· m•1, and g1\'c.s good background fur Ule decU>1ons the council has to make,· · Enckson addt>d that Roeder hHs been offered pay rai~cs m th pa l that he did not accept .. He s still not one of the more hmhlr paid city manager' m Orange ~Qunty, de p1te the fact U1at. he' one of the be:-.t," Enck- on rurl Roeder'<: last pay mcrease wa m Hl96, Kathe'~ wa .... m 1997 Roeder otoo Kathe.; ability to \\1n luwsuil! for th.., ot a' one al his accomplli.lunenU. u 1 think the City of Costd ~le a sa\ es an enormous amount o( mo1u1}' by havmg an m-hou"e attorney .... uch a.... Tom," ROL~er .... lud "Tom and hb staff an• a gcmunti'l bargain " ln ~mothN salary matter. th • l\tesll Consolidated Water District hoard OJ du~ctors approved a J>lty raise for distnct Manager Karl Kemp tcr $12~.ooo annually. vard, aid Pr sld nt Wayne lcgc's current enrollm nt, aid RlY-Z't'UUWAILYAl.01' Kra.i s. kPSm ftn Cbrl Died ·~~~~T1l~c~tt~~~t~p~i~~~~~~,;:J~~~~~Mlt~iiiii:F~~~~l~~~~~~i~~~~·--~~~--iml'•~--.MeMtH91ks.Jvcdt:...._..-.e, • ....,. __ , D donated b ' stud nb, IKulty and SEE SCt PAGE A19 torm Mitch '1ctim5 ln Honduras. A 2 SotvrdoY., November 14. 1998 cindy trone christeson The ride of.life is · better with friends •A 1r1e11cl 1.-; u person with whom { mar be sincer<'. Belort~ him, I may lhinh aloud.• -Halph Waldo Emerson L ast month l went on d btk(! trip with a great group of women Then• were 1 I of us dnd for four cl,rys we t!nJO)'NI the beauty or the s< Emery and our camarddcrie as we pedaled through Napa Vtille}. We beg.m our tnp by putting our IHkPs together in a nrcle ttnd prnying tor God's blessing and protecbon. God .tpswPred thos<> prayers in tndny won- derful ways We btk t•d, talked, 1&1gh<>d dnd ell<' our way up und down hills. ovPr hndcws and along I rf't•-lined rc>dclS. TI1e tnp WclS perfectly timed. dS the lc.n:es "'ew exploding in colon; and the VV'IP)'dids wNe vibrctnt and alive. It was hinvt'Sl ume, so the grapcvmc.>S were bwsttn9 with swet•l-ld'>ting grapes. We ~\\' evPry shaclP. of green, yellow. nrangt> rtnd red m the foliage and a sky :'.O cle<1r ,md blue it was hrnathtaking. WP saw de<•r, cow:., horses and m~d<IOW!'> W<>. took p!Cture!o of bams, [arm!>, pumpkin patches and hot-dJI bdlloons fl wc1s so picture-perfect it •'1idn I :-.eem rc·dl On member of our :oroup, Julit>, summed up how we all • ~I when '>hP .,aid, • 1 feel hke I am • ~mg m d postcard n \.\'f• c1lso took countless pictures of ~ac h othf'r l\nd we really werf' qwte .., sight Wt! wpre actuctll y pdrt of dn •SlJ'9dntZPcl h1kE' tnp with morP than 50 :o.t11er nders who frequently comment-•ea on our <.lotlH's, dnd our closeness. :• The 11 of us all hdd matching bnght :\4td1 hlue 1ers"Y"' and were oc:cas1onally • t9ft•rred to ·as the ·blue blur.• :•:·OthPr ndNs asked about our ·~oup, with on<' ot lhe best questions :~mg, "What drP you, some sort of :110ronty of sonwlhlnp?" :-Atter the tnp, one man said that he :,tiac1 n~all}' en1oyed b1kmg with his wife ~ <qid fnends, but one of his highlights •,l'I05 Wdtctung how much we all truly • ~lljon•r. ·:~ One nl our ncler!. n.1med Ten said, :,:h·e nf'ver seen l 1 women get along •80-wc>ll • .Anoth£>r of our cyclistf., l<trn·n. lei uqh(•d t1nd ddd<•d, "I just !brn19hl,ll was d miracle that 11 • ~onwn could get placE>s on time.· ; l!od yet crnolher n<ler expressed her .~hn<J" hy s11ymg. "It was the best :~1> J'w P.Vl'r b~<>n on. I ldughed non- •Stop lor lour <.idys." :• Those• in the• group who had chil· : ~t<•n ctl horn<' clParly c>nJoyed lhe free- ·~rn from school, sc ht'dules, dnVJng :t\iJd clPUSIOn'i ;':: \\'hv Wds •h~ tnp o;o ury.1que? We ·~TP dll lovPcl, vulu~d. t>mbraced and : tu·1• to be> ..., ho (~od made u~ to be. :1"ie "ncourng•~d und <omphmented· • f.ich other CJn the chardcter qualities • ¥.'t• ~w Clnd adm111~ God knitted our • htMrt" tr.>(Jroth\ r os Wf! 1-harnd our lives ::pn<1 Y<orkf>d our lr-<Jc; •ogPltiN. We lis- : l~nerJ to f!aCh OthPr Ofl?ctnlS and , •lf"MS dnd lauqh•~ \<XJPlher when we : ph1yec:l < harddPS : •: \\p \\111 ttll P-nrountf•r stef?p hills ·ltt)cl dtlhr:ult ct1dllenye'> c1s we trnvel : .. : ttlong thf? mdny miles of ijfc. I am •}hdnklul for my frwnclc. and that we ; r':.710 lhrnuqh the n<lf' ot life togeth- ~ ~J. ,.. • And you cct:n quot<• ml! on that. •CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON ~ a Newport~ 8f"drh resident who speaks frCQuently to par· • llnting groups. She can be reac.hed via e mail • ;tt cindyOonthegrowcom or through the mail • PO Box 6140 #SOS, N~port Beath 92658 ~-. • • Address: 3170 Red Hill Ave , Costa Mesa . -.:--Telephone: (714) 54~·8599 · De nominat ion: Nondenbnunahonal Year established : 1980 Service times: Worship scrv1<'e:"9 15 am. Sunddy. Sunday school tnccts concurrently. Children ages 4 through high school attend church. with therr Camille up until thC' preaching. Before the sermon they are disnussed to their age-appropnat11 classes Pastoral staff: Bill Beck, sta({ elder; Earle Craig. staff elder; Brian Lucas, high school rrurustry; Chris Tard.ill, junior high rmrustry . ·Size of congregation: 250-300 Makeup of congregation: Prirnanly f<l.ffiilies with young children. Some single adults and otht!r age groups are dlso part of the church hlc. Child <:are: Provided trom 9: 15-10:30 a.m. for inlants-through preschool ages. Type of worship: A blend o{ trad1tlonal hymns and contemporary worship music selected to reflect the chardcter and nature of God und whal he is domg within his cwaUon. The music 1s to praise,· honor and glorify God and to rejoice in hun. Type of sermon: SE'rmons arc bjblically · 'based and expository faith Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot - ·Recent and upcoming sermons: Cur- rent sermons dre part of a senes based oh St Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Sunday's semron will be based on Romans 4. DIANA MULVIHIU I DAILY PILOT G race Fellowship Church incorporates several people who oversee various areas of the church. From left are Chris Tardiff, junior high minister: Debbie Lucas, admptistrative assistant; Bill Beck, staff elder; Earle Craig, staff elder; and Brian Lucas, high sc1:'ool mlnlster. Visitor's welcome: Guests arc invited to mttoduce themselves at some point during the worship service: Persondl md1v1duals ctnd families as well as mis- sions to OdXaca four times a year to atd very poor Indian populations there. Dress: Casual dren's play ya.rd. Mission stateme nt The purpose of Grace Fellowship Church is to passion· ately know God m his entirety and encourdge followers of Jesus Christ who arc led by the Holy Spirit to walk. m nghteousness and to share his eter- nal promise of forgiveness with all oth- ers . each wt~ck m home fellowship group' led by la} lt>adcr>. The:.e leaders mef'I ec1ch Fndll) with church elders tor pa-;~ toral tram1ng . Also. there will be a family 'Aorsh1p service on Thanksgiv- mg morrung at 9;15 o .m. Children of all dQl'"' are wekome and encouraged to attend w1th their families. No child Cate Will b ~ prO'l:ldPd. · information C'ards are available for visi- tors to fill out. Those who leave their natne and address receive a letter from the church alter thoIT visit. All are wel- come to attend a coffee hour that fol- low!> the wor.,h1p. Outreach programs: Most commuruty outreach 1s uutJated by thP ldlly, as they are inclined and gifted. Outreach mcludes ministry to locdl homelPss Ch urch design: The building. which was a gilt to the congregation, was profess1ondlly designed. Contemporary lines created with wood, glass, tile and landscaping provide a serene and tran- quil atmosphere from the front ofhces to the worship auditorium to the chil- Interesting note: As many as 185 members of the congregation meet -Compiled by Michele M. Marr .. WH·ERE TO GO TO FIND GOD • EDITOR'S NOTE: Where to Go to Find God features brief de«rlpt1ons · of churcheswsnd temples in our community. They appear each week on a rotating b~is, Nondenominational SOUTH COAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Soutlt-C:oast Christian Church exerts to reach and teach -to reach people with the hope and love of the Gospel In order to Win ~pie to Olrist and help them • grow 1n him; to teach God's word and through fello~h1p Md prayer to prepare God's people to serve the church, the community and the WOf1d Worship services, with praise . choruses, traditional hymns. prayer, a sermon and the Lord's Supper. are Saturday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 10:15 a.m. Sermons are ex~1tory and teach from the Bible verse by verse,,often incorporating ane<do- tal illustrations for clarification. Jer· rold A. Hollobaugh 1s i.enior pastor. The church is at 792 Victoria St , Costa Mesa. For more information, call 548-3468 VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FEllOWSHIP OF .NEWPORT BEACI I Vineyard Christian Fell~hlp of Newport ~each alms "lo worship God through Jews Chrtst, love one another in Christ-like relat1onst11~. equip the church to minlrter, pro- claim the kingdom of God and evangelize the nations, all in the power of the Holy Spmt!' Services are on Sunday at 9, 1045 a.m. and 6 p.m. The wor)h1p 1s contemporary and uph~lng and the morning \er· vice Is intended to be particularly approachable for the unchurched or new believer. Child care Is pro· vlded for service\ and other act1v1 • ties. John C. McClure is senior pas- tor. The church 1s at 102 E Saker ,. St., Costa Me~a For more 1nforma tion, tall 556-VINE. Pentecostal UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF COSTA MESA United Pentecostal Church of Cos· ta Mts.a meeu ai 617 Hamilton St,, Costa Mesa. Worsh.p IS Sunday at 2 p.m and 1'lursday at 7:30 p.m. For moc'e information. call 646-9724 Presbyterian PRESBYTERlAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Presbyterian Church of the _ Covenant is deditated. as a commu- nity of faith, to worm1p and enjoy God by celebrating and proclaiming the lordship of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. The worship service is a blend of tradl• t1onal and contemporary, with hymns and contemporary <;0ngs from a worship team and a choir. Worship 1s held Sunday at 10 a.m. Child care ls provided. Sunday school for young people from first grade and older meets at 10:20 a.m. after the children attend the early part of the worship service Tim McCalmont is pastor. The church 1s at 2850 Fairview Road (at Adams), Costa Mesa. For rnore information, c.atl SS7·3340 • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH St Andrew~ Presbyterian Church is committed to leading people to a personal saving faith in Jesus Christ. nurturing each other m the farth and serving others at home and throu~hout the world. Its worship combines the best of traditional and <.ontemporary worship, a1m1ng to involve both the head and the heart. A contemporary service Is held on Saturday at 5:30 p m. and traditional services are held on Sund't' at 8·30 and 10.15 am. Churc11:-Khool for all ages meets concur tent with tl:ie W0'1h1p on Sunday morning. Child care ls pro· vided. John Huffman is senior minis· ter. The church is at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach FOC' more information. call 631·2880. ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. Mark Presbyterian Church 1s committed to "believing that all humanity matters. that all people are God's people. that every person is God's creation, and, therefore, sacred. We will actively seek to find ways to share the good ne'M with them all and invite them to hsten for God's call to thl!m.• Worm1p 1~ held Sunday at 9;30 a.m. and Sun· day school for pr~hool to middle school youth meets concurrently Adults and teens meet for Sunday school at 11 a.m. Child care 1s avail- able 'for infants and t0ddlef$ Older children attend Sunday school con current wrth the wol'\hip service The church also runs community preschool at the church site and provides a multicultural curriculum for children 2 years, 9 months to S years of age. Gary Colhns 1s senior pastor The church was establiUled in 1962 and 1s at 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-1341. Religious Science COSTA MESA CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SOElKE Costa Mesa Church of Rel1g1ous Science aims to teach oneness, heal ignorance, nurture growth and practice prayer. The ~bers are an eclectic group o f people from different religious badcgrounds and of all ages residing in and around the South coast Metro area. 1u worship f<X\M\ on a spiritual approach to life that allows people to find a connection to God. The service rs held o n Sunday at 10 a.m J1m Turrell is the minister. The church was esteblrshed in 1987 and 1s at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa For 1nformat1on, call 754-7399 .BRIEFLY IN FAITH Buddhist temple to hold autumn festival The first Autwnn Culture Fes· bvdl of the Newport Beach Higashi Hongarij1 will be pre- sented from 10 a.m . to 8 pm. Sunday at the Higashi Hongan11 Buddhist Temple. 254 Victona St., Costa Mesa. Admission 1s tre . The event.will feature·d vc1n- ety of demonstrations and cxh1· bitions, including bonsai, sumw and shodo. Most are art fonns that are based on a form of the Buddhist philosophy . A ted ceremony, ot chunoyu. wtll be presented at 10 d.m .. Jdpanese flower.arranging will be at 3 pm .. a rciffle with the grand pnze a tnp to Japtin or d year of free bingo will be tit 5 p.m., and a taiko drum dl•mon· stralion will be at 6 p.m. A chef will prepare sushi I throuyhout the day while othl•r Japdne l' food, beer and soda , will be soltl For mor<' mlonnation, call (~Wll 722-1202 \ew sPminar begins at St. Andrew's A relahon'>h1p .senunar, ?-.tak- ing t fettlthy Chotees, will be pre- sented at 7:30 p.m . Thur~day at St. Andrrw/s Presbytenan Clnuch, 600 St. Andrews Ro<ld, Newport Beach. The Rev. Jim Bnchheld, mm1s· ter for young adults, v.tll pr~"ent his top1< M Look1rrq for Love ITT Al\ tlw Wrong Plc1ccs. · Aclm1-.S1<>n ts free dnd eve I)· ont-1s wekom(', Complimentar} duld care w1ll be provtded. !\lake cluld cdfe rPservation b} 1·30 pm. Wedne da~. For morl' intomMtion, C'ctll (ll4<i1574-2214. F A~I TH CA LE N DAR SPECIAL EVENTS FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS The fourth annual FcslJval of Choirs will be presented ctl 7 p.m. Sunday at the Norman Loats Performing Arts Center at Newport Harbor High School, 600 Irvine Ave., Newport B{'ach. A donation of two Cdnncd food items is requested. For mow mfonnation, call (949) 660·8665, ext 3 RETURN FROM EXILE CdJol Matzk.m Orsborn will dis· cuss her book "Return From fuule -One Woman's Journey Hack to Juda1c;m~ at an t 1 am brunch Sunday at the Jew1sh Community Cenlt?r of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St .. Co'.'l M ' a Jt>wish Commuruty Cen- ter memht>rs am free. Admission, which include brunch, 1S $9 to( nonnwmbers. Reservations are r"queJ>ted as scatmg is limited. For more mtonnulion, cnll (714) 755·0340 • Is your church or place of worship planning a spetial event? Is so, send the typed inform.atlOn to the Oaily · Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92&27. attn. Nancy Cheever, religion editor, or fax it to (949) 646 4170. lnfor· mat1on \hould be sent at least two Wl'eks prior to the event date. .... .. ·----------------------------'"-----------------------------------___, VOL. 92. NO. 271 REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 Rec<>fd your commenb about the Daily Pilot or f°P) news stones, 1llusttat•oos. td1to rial matter or edven1~men~ herein can be reprod\KKI with· out written permlnlon of copy- right owner H.OW TQ .. MAC.H U.S o~ulatJon The Times Or~nge County (800) 252·9141 Advertising• ClalS1f1ed (949) 642 5678 01spl11y (949) 642-4321 Editorial N~ (714) S40.1224 .6poru (949) 642 4330 N'!W\ Sporn faK (949) 646"'1170 • E mail. da1lypilotOearthhnk net Main Offt<.e • 8~1ncu Office (949) 64.74)21 Busrncu fax (949) 631 ·S902 WEATHER SUNDAY f1nt low 12.30 a.m. . • ,1.1 F1nt,h1gh 6.52 a.m ........... 5 3 Second low 1•25 p.m, I•,', o o • •, ,0 6 Se<ond high 7.22 pm ... • .. 4 2 WAlU TEMPiftATUf\E: •••• ~8 SURF POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Adams Avenue. A stereo faceplate worth S700 wa\ stolen from a car in the 1200 block. • FaJr ortV. A bicycle worth $240 was stol n from an ouu1de rack in the first bl()(k. • El C.mJnO Drf,,. Six jackeu worth S276 w re stolen from a home in the • 1000 bl()(k, • South Coast Drive A digital camera worth S860 wen stol n from a store in the 1000 block. • • lravene Drfve: A itereo faceplate worth S 100 was stolen from• car 1n the soo block. NIWPOfn' IEACM • Goldet'Wdd Avenue ; Several p1ec:es of jewelry wortt' $3,525 w re stolen from a home 1n the 200 b10<k. • UIU. lane. A gold wetch Worth S2,000 wei stoltn from a home 1n the 200 block. • M.c.Al1hur loulev..-d A cellular phone worth $400 was ~tolen from a car , in the 4000 block. • .# • NewtMWt C4nW Driw A cellular phone worth HOO was' stolen from 11 car • :tlii~ . .. 1 a..n. A ~llutar phone wor,th was 1tolen from • w in the 900 block t . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot I ·n d couple o( We<' ks, 1t will bf'...- llme for Ci local •~g1on of the Amencan Youth Soccer Orga- ·nJ:whon to pdrticlp. te in a utual ruinous to the seU-el>teem of kid:.. Our two kids pluy in Region 120 here in Costc1 Mesa. ln dlV1- s1ons 7 u.nd 6, where Roy, 6, and BPc.tn, 8 112, play, score is not kept at the games and ttoph1es arc handed out to each k.Jd who • signed up severnl weeks ago The" kids didn't haw to wm u sm- gl<• game or play well, nor did · thP.y have to pul out dny effort or· oven snow up at any of the gttrnes or practices. Simply pay- ing the registration foe guafd.n- t~ed them a trophy. · This tragic poli~ is whdt has resultt>d from the efforts of d hunch of well-meamng folks who insist on hewing all klds live in a hubble, protected from the poh•ntial disasters of even a 1mnute loss of t~e c•steemed #self <•stc~em." · Never mi.{ld thdt I wtlnt my . '----~----.... ----,-=-~ w HA' Is ·U, st eve smith -------kids to learn how to wm and lose and how to put out the extrt1 effort n<>ccssary fo1 good compe- tition. My wants don't mdtter · bE'CdU'>P the OlC'CP thought of rt'dhty biting u few kids in the behind IS just too much' for a Jew meddling adults who wunt to mt1kf! competitive noutrdl-; out of our children. This whole concept is something I'd expect to see in . • il ·oc 1<1list country, not lwu• m AmN1ca:-:""·--~ In our garu~J<' are stuH•d al?out tout 01 hve troplues I <'.irncd as a youth (or "'yute, H lo( dll you J oe P.P.Sc1 fans). Each lrophy repre· sented a s tretch of my alhletic <1b1ht1cs to play ovm my head ttnd otherwise show sonw C;1bnor- ntul phystcal Cj\Jdhty for dO extf'nded pf'nod of lime. Yes, I runfc!.ss that <1 J:Ou pie of them arc lx>wling trophu1s. For each tro- phy I earned, mdny were lost. dnd I bP<'<tme c1n c•xpml at being y1dc ious in def<•ttt. loduy's kids huvn no such lcc;- son to learn. Merely ~howmg up • tor huSPhctll gdmcs is now C:tffonl- ed the sume !>tatus as shutung out Pvery opponent ;1~d wmmng ev<>ry gdme. In one particular li>u!JUl' m Mds~·iachuwlh, tor 1-x.unplc>, your kid could be d ht1sl'ball pitcher who lhrows 16 pNf Prt games und tw \vill get d trophr of the sdnH' size and · mt>drung as the tPcim thdt lost ev~ry rcmte:.t by 20 runs. If you Wdnt to kilJ !>f'lf-e tPClll, thdl'S on i.;11n1 way 'to dp it. And plCaliQ don't tlunk ,it can't huppc•n here. Exe. ellenre is a marvelous thing and a great motivator. fu (!.very other area of our kids' hves, whether it h theu home· work or theu chore~. they are qrc.1d1~d and judgt•d, and reward- ed or not. It should bt• more importtlnt to us to encourage our kid<: to try their best, f'Ven if the ~ru.ult 1s a losing effort, than 1t 1s· to bnng all kids down to lheiow- P.st < ommon denorrunator. Self- Pstl•Pm should not·b~ life's great E:quuhier Lest I be accused of whining (ct whine is a complaint without a suugc ... lion for improvement), here are my sum1estion for the loc.111 AYSO: 11 K(•ep score in oil d1vis1ons t1 hovP. 7. Let's be honC?st' all tlw kids and th(~ir J>dfents keep trdck of the c;cor~ unyway We're not fooling anyonP.. 2) Award rertif1c'dtcs to tho:.e \.vho t1ttend all the games.and • Saturday, November 14, 1998 A.3 NO COMllUlllT9'-· .. FORUM TODAY . uoph1es only to the top thre . tc•.uru.--------·=-.... _.-~1J If trus currnnt s111y system rs Because of the mamtamed and all kidi; conlume to receive trophies, I would hkc Daily Pilot's to see a box on the recp.stratlon fom1 that readi;, •NO TROPHY• SpeCl·a( report. because I don't want my kids getting somethmg thPy hdven't on Hab·1tat for worked hard to edm. lt ht1s occun~d to rnc> to skip the p1v:a party and the trophy, Humanity, the but it's too late. The •~•ds pl<1y('d and cveryon) g-·ts a trophy. I Community . knew this at the start of the sea· ~ son and signed up <myway. So, Forum section w~'ll go to the pdrt1es, and I'tl clap and smile as e1.1ch kid 'I I receives then :.ldtuette. But I'll Wf not appear also make sure n few days ldter that my kids unde.rstand thdt today. It wi 11 next year they'll have to work hilrder to earn th<> '>dme pnze. resume its . Spo1bng lhetr moment?. No, I'm helpmH them grow. regular S~hedule • STEVE SMrnt Is a co~ta Mesa rew dent and free-lance wnter. He can be reached at (949) S74 2462 or via e-mail at: stsmtl'l1901dt net next week. Special Order Your Fresh R~ Turlrq & Deli.Pies Now! CALL . (Mother~) Whole Wheat Bftad [Kl~S~FACF:\ Natural Moisture Shaw Biodegrodabk, pH balanced c.Tem£> shat.It? wiJh herbs & tmti-0%idanl tila· mins to support · 1-800-595-MOMS (66671 Mother Natures Goodies Frozen Pies Pies • Apple Whole Wheat • Pumpkin Pie Shells $ 99 9%4! REG. REG. 93.54 shells s REG. 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Pi:oposition tO'squedkmg by m Uie polls to a narrow vtctory. s0me local store ownet'S whose shops ccmy agars, agarettcs and other tobacco 1hmis. arc preparing for the wor..t. Mclily are expecll.ng lower sales resulting from the tax ease that the ballot meo- imposcs. , :"I haven't had any sl~p for weeks. All my employees very concerned," said ' t Bam, owner of The Tm- Box, a dgar store in South Pla7.a "We a.re braong the worst" :Proposibon 10, which rais~ cigarette tax by 50 cents d piilck and levies a potcnbdlly ~er tax OQ specidlty items as agars dnd snuff, is OXJ>eeted to raise money for "'11-care and hedlth programs te infantl> and preschoolers. · "The cigarette tdX mcrease ~ beglll Jan 1 with higher laies on other tobacc o items I go!ng into effect July 1 1.ocaJ store owners and reruly, upscale furniture tore offers bargain prices for nru.1 and used orte·ofa-kind items. K ,LJI ,\I \.\,tC, ·\\ 1 I U'fllN<, I< 11 tll "CJ (.I\<)}( "1( I 714•963•7046 OON LEACH I DAI..'( Pit.OT Proposition 10 will increase taxes on dgars and other tobacco products in July and cigarettes starting in January. employC'Cs say customers are dlready vo1cmg therr concerns rcgarcting the initiative. ·rrs gomg to be a big turn for busUlCSS,. said Steve nan, who works at Back Bay Liquor m .Costa Mesa, which carries cigarettes •A lot of people have smd they are going to quit smoking." James Ym, owner of Holi- day House l.Jquor in Corona de! Mar for 13 years, has heard the same sentiment over and over since the initiative was put on the ballot. ''g(ugs for tftl !/{o{Ufays!" HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS . "My customers keep" say- mg they are going to quit smoking," Ym said. ·Some of my customers who buy Cigars from me have already warned me about how they are going to start buying cigars out of state.~ . Bain said he expects all cig- ar stores in the state will feel the crunch. ··There are 1,200 tobacco shops in Califorrua," he said. •llliS is g~u.ng to affect all of them. I think this tax is a very bad thing for business." But not everyone is expect- ing the tax to signal a down- turn in sales. Annie Hallajian, who has owi:ied and operated Newport Tobacco m Fashion Island for 10 years, said her core cus- tomers, cigar connoisseurs, as well as those who have contin- ued smoking after the cigar rage that Jut m the early 1990s, will probably not be affected by the tax on their favorite sto- gies. · "People are at the point that they really don't care any~ more,• Hallajian said. "They are used to paying more for things. They are us~ to high· · er rent, electricity and food· bills. I think they have more of d btase attitude." Craig HoOd, an employee of Hi-Tune Smoke Shack in Costa Mesa, disagrees. -He said the initiative IS affecting more than those he 41\ees walk- ing in each day to purchase packs of smokes or chewing tobacco. • ·1 know I'm going to quit smoking-I have to," he said. "1bis is getting to be ridicu- lous." But Balboa Bay Oub Presi- dent Henry Schielein said he's not going to let a tax keep him from enjoying the one or two stogies he's been enjoying every day since 1954. Howev- er, that doesn't mean h e thinks the tax is fair. "I'll continue to smoke my . cigars; Scluelem said. •sut I think the tax will affect people with lower incomes. People do enJoy a smoke, or else they wouldn't do it. For them to have to pay an adclitional 50 cents on a pack of cigarette5 is unfair taxation.• ALABASTER QLASS PENDANT · Available in 22", 28", 36", 47", diame ters . 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St., #13 •Costa Mesa• 646-6745 (Acron from Ralphs) . 3 students injured- ~OSTA MESA -Three. TeW~kle Middle School students were injured ma scnool bus ~cc1- dent Friday morning m Costa Mesa, police said. Around 7:20 am., a bus was traveling north- bound on Placentia Aven~e near C~ngress Stred when 1t was sideswiped by a van driven by Pedro Nunez of Costa Me:>a, said officials from the Cali- fornia H1ghWciY Patrol. . Before the accident, the bus had p1cked up about so middle school students near Victona EJe. mentary School and was taking th~m lo TeWinkie. "The van crossed three lanes of traffic and struck the left front quarter panel of the bus, shat· tering the lef1 rearv1ew rrurror," said Nancy ~dl· one the school district's director of transportation At the crash site. one girl complained of head and leg mjuncs Paramedics took her to Hoag Hospital m Newport Beach, where she was tredt- ed for the mjuries and released. 1Wo other stu dents were sent home, one with a bruised eye and the other with d headache . School offio,lls said the bus driver, Shawn Maurice, was not to blame for the accident. Ne1 ther driver was c1ted, and drugs and alcohol wen• not factors. police saJd -Husein Mashni FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST J30J 'I/Kl lJdo N WI t ~ 673-1340 or 673-6150 SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Pa.;JbcV iW [) Newpcxt Beach 644~26 l. 7 or 6 7 5-4661 "How CAN You TELL A CHRJmAN?" ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New Thought Church Science of Mind Center (llG 191! 00 Pork Aw 1 ti:lctc Wiii d Hai1xw 8Mf ri ~ CO'!'WMIY Cl.) 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Ktn tray, Mlfttlttr .... ---lllw ftllllt Altllloe \'~~~ Corvna dd Mar• 6«.046J 0,,,. l'M,,,.it 11 IP b.iw Chrb1 lwt '" Ill '" •rJn th.1111 ChriiJ 11\o .llL1IJ liw f.UthfoJ •"" 1"1i11mw Otrlni,r,, /,111n , Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Saturday, November i 4, 1998 A 5. ,____GostaMesa_gi1n compa.n:¥ n<imed in Chicago lawsuit Deadline asses Qil j3J~e S,~!__b-µi!~_g_prObleIµf . • City files $433 million lawsuit against several • 'gun shops and manuf ac- tur~rs, claiming they have flooded the town with weapons. Oci;Pb COSTA MESA -Chicago1 once a notorious gangland pop- ulated by mobsters such as Al Capone, filed a $433 million law:>wt against an array of gun shops and manufacturers, one of which has headquarters in Costa Mesa. Bryco Arms. a 9Wl maker on Clinton Street, was name<l m the Jawswtfiled in COQk Coun- ty, ru .. on ThUrsday. The compa· ny produces •saturday night specials," handguns that are commonly used for armed rob- beries and murders. . Bryco joins 21 other promi- !lentg\in manufacturers, includ- ing Smith & Wesson und Berotta Corp., as defendants in· the suit. Bryco representatives <?ouldn't be reached for com- ment Friday. . The lawsuit says gun shop owners, manufacturers and dis· · tributors have created d public nuisance and knowingly design and distribute firearms that are , often used in cnmes. • Property owner Sid Soffer, city had yet to iron out the dispute .ffiday. .II 1''<11111 M\l. Pt·RI!/ NEWPORT BEACH -With Fnday's deadline passing for Sid Soffer to address alleged code violations at the Blue Beet restau· rant, the city is considering what · further action to take against the fugitive rl:!staurateur. Soffer -who fled to Las Vegas a few years ago rather than spend five months in . county jail fQr building code violations in Costa Mesa -received a letter from Newport Beach on Nov. 6 staung The city snoUld have pulled dcCldc whether u would b~uefo that the Blue Beet re taurant hdd permits ur Fnday e\'eruny to vcr-otat~~in or file I gal acuon. " certain potent.la! code v1olalion ify the bulldm meet city Soffer scud the dlSpute was the Charga-. inc.:luded ill~al occu· requ.lfemenU; am nat the potf;n-result of a note wrltten on blue· p~cy of thf" upstaus deck and a tlal pro~lems c1teo had been fued pru1t sa}'ll)9' the roof was not J.o wmd screen that was constructed or approved, :.aid A s1stant City be occup1Pd ThP. city LS bnngmg without the proper permits. M1mager Sharon Wuoo. up 1ssu~s that could have been While Soffer docs not own the The probl~m. \\ood said, l~ olvf)d long ago, he ddd,ed. restaurant, he owns the blplding. that Soff~r had not g1.Jm th£• city "This 1s .the first tune I've been~ The. oty gave Soffer until Pnddy pcnruss1on to look crt thPm , notif1Pd that there'i. a bulldi0.9, to hx the vtoldtions or prove he Br>cause Sofff>r had not given pemut rt•qu1red. • h~ said. "f'm was indeed within aty building pernus-;1on as of Fnduy ew'nmg, sick cmd tired of Um baJoney: ( codes. Wood said she would havQ to hav1> bigger hsh tli hy." ' • Soffer .said Fnddy he had held L ! up his part of the bargain. "I have been trymg to call the city for several days to find out . what's going on,• Soffer said. . "I've tried to reach them multiple times Now it's their move.• -~L&s 1EL:MN_C_H_IT-O .,, .. 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Bw.ERS $-295.00 to ....... 695.00 $1t9.90 to .... 369.90 DRESS TROUSERS $135.00 to ....... $.?95.00 $5,.90 to .... 1 '· 0 ORF.SS SHlm $65.00 to ....... $1 5.00 $l .90 to ...... $8,. TI~ $45.00 to ......... $95.00 . $19.90 to ...... J9. 0 WUAL SLACKS $57.50 to ....... 1 5.00 19.90 to ....•. 9,90 SPORT SHIKl'S $55.00 to ....... $225.00 $1,.90 to ...... 69. 0 . KNIT SHIRTS $41.50 to ....... $195.00 $19.90 to ...... $49.90 SWEATERS $85.00 to ....... $225.00 $39.90 to ...... $9'.90 OurBRWE.U $95.00 to ....... · $29 .00 $39.90 to •••••• ,90 $135.00 to ....... $89 .00 '·'° to.... $399.90 . . • . ' . A 6 Saturday, November 14, 1998 Academy graduates reflect on what they learned in _class • EDITOR'S NOTt This IS the final story in an 11-paft series on Cosu Mesa's Cit•· zens Police Academy Dott Pfd F or 12 weP.ks, 35 people who worked and lived in Costa Mesa felt as if they were pdrt of lhe Police Depart· ment. ' They learned about depart- ment policies, met officers and made last.mg connections. On Tuesday mght, they attended their last Citizens Police Acade- my cldss and became the sev- nth class to grdduate from the <:"ommumty-oriented program. ·I really got d rounded picture of what a btg pohce department is all about,· Ron Simpson said. "J think I have a greater aware· ness of what is going on around me now." The department invited fnends dnd relatives to gradua- tion ceremonies that lasted about an hour. Each student received a hard-earned diploma. C'ldss members took three hours out of their schedule every week to dtlend the dcademy While stud~nts ate a potluck dm11er, they had a chance to reflect on the past two months. •1 didn't know anything about cop before the class,• said San- dra Crifasi, who works at the ···-.. -~ ....... ~. Anyone Interested 1n learning more •bout the Citl~ Police Academy can uill the Costa Mesa West Side subst•· t1on, (949) 722-6714, or the Main Station, (714) 754-5281 Harbor Jus- tice Center in the small c 1 a 'i m s department. •vou see them diive by and don't thin~much of it. But now I know how dedicated they are to theii job.• 0 t h e r classhlates agreed they recetved valuable insight. The classes cov-.._ ____ __. ered a wiqe variety of topics, from narcotics and recruiting to gang enforce- ment and weapons.training. The class was also proactive. Sunpson said he would like to fmd out more about the transient problem that has plagued a good portion of Costa Mesa. •1 want to know 1f there ts anything we can do as a commu- nity?" he asked. •1 probably Will attend more City Council meet- ings because of the academy.• The police are also fortunate to have community messengers spread the word about the acad- ~my in two languages. Marita Wilson plans to inform Latino residents about a Span- ish-speaking academy that 1s ·scheduled for next year. She said the class is beneficial for those in the Latino community who have reservations about law enforce- ment. MASS~GE Relieves Pain ~t:~~~ ed 35~. w/Chiropractic ~. IMon-Fll ~ onty1 7-DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier O.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bnstol St., Ste209 Santa Ana Heights (Corner of Newpof1 81. No.JBostol) Armoire Reg. $800 $399 p'(e Holiday · ~pectAculA'r t •Pine •Teak .. • Talevera • Mahogany Toochere Reg. $250 $59-$99 Gentlemen's Butler Reg. $150 $59 Mahogany Tables Set of ·3 · Reg. '175 Furniture Trad ing · s79 Comp a n:l . _ _..., ..... ____ - LAGUNA NIGUFJ. lt.U I etvwn V.llry l'llwy I(, ()ff Grftofttld !'lat fo »• Matki 9· ~ .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil~ . The seventh class of the Citizens Police' Academy 1n Costa Me a graduated 35 on Tµesday. nculum. "One of the Uiings we want to . do is wor~ as a tedm, • sbe said. One thing students took away from the class was an awareness that there are hearts behmd those badges. The officers nlt1cle them feel comfortdblc and took the intunidat1on out of the cur· "Thm took time to know you individually," · Crifas1 ~a1cl . "We want to communicate with them and get to know them. We'd like to help each other to make Costa Mesa a better city." "cv1!ryone 1s very fnendly. flwy make you feel like you 'h! known them all your hfe. • PRE· CHRISTMAS TENT SALE Thursday, Noverr-ber 19th Friday, November 20th Saturday, November 21st Sunday, November 22nd ~ 30°10 TO 70°10 OFF \1lc·11 -~ a 1 u I I ·• u I i 4 ·-.. S1utt·l~\\•·~1 1 ·. ( ;olf I ~ag~. ( ; C .1 f. ~ I 1 t tC • ~ ancl 111~111' It H ti ·c • 11 C • II I ~ JOI-In Lf onHRD'S 3 100 lr-vit u • Av• •r ll u.• GOLF SHOP N evvpc>r t I'\••," I\ 949-852-8689 • • REPAIRS • BUY-SELL-TRADE USED EQUIPMENT ~ KODAK ADVANTIX 48~0ix . CAMERA ~ . 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Granted, the classes took a good chunk of our time. It wasn't so much that it was a nt?cessity for us we wanted to go. Some people think it's crnzy to Cosmetic Surgeons Referral Service Fru Public Stniict Sinct 1988 H )Oll'fc c;umtdcrinf co,m<:llc.: ~uri!CI")' 1.hocNng 1hc nght 'urtcon ,h,1uld be )'uur lop priority. Before 11£1.-epcinJ Boa.rJ Cert11icJ Plbllc &:. Co-.mclic S~con~ into' our ptogram. we certify that each ha' mtt ngorou., ~umdard., an the'>t' field~. We guantnll!I: our mcmbc" 10 be 1hc line'' in · the COUnll') •• , OOI the world Our \Cf)'l\:C "absolutely free. The lint \lcp lo u new you 1.tatts with a phone call to ui. 1 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • I 261 -6788 I 1 Jamboree at Brtstol 1 I I I Back Bay Court I ••••••••••••• LYLEEN & JEFF EWING LEAVE IT TO THE PROS Most purchase agreement s contain language that requires a home to be free of trash and debri s and "broom clean" ot closing. While this language is not precbe. the general idea i that you should convey a clean house to your bUYers. in the same condition that you hope tO fina )OUT new home. When the mover!i leave with your furniture, you may even want to con ider hiring a prof cssional cleaning service to thoroughly • clean the home. It is crucial to leave your hou e a clean a possible for the new owners. This includes getting rid of any leftover junk in the storage spaces. When the buyers ~how up for th ir final walk·through, they will feel much better ubout finalizing the sale if evcrythiog sparkles. This will set up a po~itivc mcxxl for completing the tran~action and help to minimize any dispute ·at the clOBing. Lylcen and lcff have 26 CONetutfve year of rcal~e late tllpeticn c in ewport Reach . 1My arc Coldwell Han~cr' #I t • For professional crvicc or ~~ .. R~;JO!ll'.~ ate Mid call the £.wing at ( 49) *9060x·ll'4. - hsteri to pQl.ice officers for hour:. on end about "their daily routine. They perceive the police nothing ' more than gun-toting, baton- wielding thugs given a higher authority. . They are just like you and me. The theme I heard time and again from my fell.ow classmates wns that police officers were car- ing folks. They chipped away at the invisible wall that exists between the public and them. That was of fear and intimida· lion, It was the men and women in blue up close and personal. IMPORTED CERAMIC '1'11.E As l~w.as $4i.~ Installed LONGS'IRIP MAPLE 5/8"'Thickncss As low as $6!_~ lnltalled Of the hundred:. of J>(!Ople who want to wcM u uniform, the depc;irtment luk~s one or two. That is how hard it is, That is now importtmt those offlrer~ should be to you and m~. Point blank-it's tJbout build- ing relationships. Maybe.I'm naive but all that talk about world peace, truces between wamng gangs and comproause._ is the goal we are striving for , Maytie not, , . . 111e a~ademy l>rought two groups_ together and made it work. 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Michael and Linda Se bo see movirig into Habitat for Humanity home as a life-altering event, one that will open m~ny .doors for their children ST 0 RY BY E LIS E .G E E • PH 0 T 0 S BY MAR C MART I N A mid d strange lullaby of pounding hammers and bun.mg saws, 12-week-old Cayt4n Sebo slept. With cvery 2-by-4 that teU mlo place tmd edch cubic yard of concrete thdt was poured, her life was chcinging. As she grows older, mayh~ she'll understand what it mC"ans to hdve ct pem1anent home -some- thing her mother and hc1 mother's mother never had. •Wt1crevN you came from, that's usually whNe you end up," Lmda Sebo said. But tor Lindd, the cycle ends here, on Del /\.for Avenue m Cosltl t-.tesa. •My children \VIU have so rnany opportunilles !hut l didn't have," said Llrtda as she looked aroWld her new home. And somchmes, the only thing that keeps you fron1 domg what you want to rlo 1s an opportuni- ty, she Sd1d. • "Some ot us grow up knowing we'U own u home somcddy,'' saJd Habitat President Barbara Thomas. •Th l knowing affects our hves and the way we behave. Other peopl~ .walk around knowmg U1ey'H never own a home. , · . · . ... · . "When you change a famtly\ way of liVUlg llteu lives -what a nuraclc. What a change: The .. way a family lives will he chtferent. Their children will hvc d1ffcrenUy rind their children and so on." Just two w<.'eks ugo, Lmda and ~)ichael Seho lived m a crowdt.>d second-story Fullerton apart- ment. Ai.hlcy, 5, Ryan 3, and Danwl. 2, had no place to play. Michael's children arc important to him. As an adopt('d child, they arc the hrsl'fiesh and blood link to the world h • hai. known. "There's a C('rtain Joy and pleasure to lcx>k al your children und P.c yourscll, • Michael said. This pa t week, thP Sebos haven't !'L'Cn much of their chtldrcn. They've been c;pcnding 12-hour days at lhe w01k site-Linda on U1c roof na1hng tile down cmd Michael Wlth a whc \barrow mov- ing cCtrth. 'They've watched us fnends and strangers helped them huild a home and future. It's been a whirlwind of emohons, ditticull to pinpoint, even hnrder to contain. It's srnry. "You ... tart sPn5ing what tt hig r<•spom-abihty home dwnersh1p 1~," M1r.hael 111d. It' mspmnq . • _ ·Now I'm exdtccl lo do this a9c1m hut for ~omcb<xiy el c, • l.mcja a1ci. Most of nil, it's exhausting. Th S<?bo family has tmcn staying in friend's bedroom fo the .In t two weeks. Dunng--Blitz We k they wcrt• up by 4:45 a.m. They ,dropp Kl their kJd off l} the b hy ~•tte.r's home at 7 a.m. Then it was off to the 1ob c;itc. • • . 5undtty, the hou c will be bl ed anrl the Sebo. will g •t the koys to th it hou c. Soon, lh~y will ___ : be able to rest k1cl<~ th ir fo t and lau h, hv • and love in th lr own horn . · J::i::•~·~~-\~~,.tslAW ti-·~"'t t..>~) '~ ~l'fillJWW2f rav children in. tow. Plnyt1m won't me 11 a sc ilule<TC1&1rSJon (Olli• par . P r .u.101. .. snncUmc .Sto.l>Uity, always . ......_.. .. :--.......... 4 •• --~·------~-.-~ ......... ~ ........... Framed through what will become the new front door for the Sebo home on Del Mar A\ enue, \'Ol- un.teer work during the Blitz Build. Below, Linda 'ebo greets people arrning to the \\ ork site with her .youngest daughter, Ca\tlin. .. DAV1 HELPING HANDS ProJ•ct 0.•'9n Tffm• BIG Er191ne<-r1rig C1v.l eoguietf', Wolha"l HNm•lhal<h Ar<ht ,,...U tnt., d•Chot«t, ESVFM( In• \llu<tur ~ l!fl\J n~ Und donat~ by· '°''' M, t R~C•pn'•n! -"'l"' ' 14o,,.. ~·Auto Tr.id Av. dt ( I A Thr,.)r>e" A .J\ ( ~ I I lO f, rp ..... Prc.d11' t "9 En9 n<'t'r ng • uldel Pltw tJng Ut VMy <.hufch Cif N<"""?O"I ,.,..,..,... 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I '"' l'HliOCl.a ·-~ Aftd1 rw h<ll"f C>111 ... rnan t1•11y k1hl • Ht'I.,,. l••nc i.tt 111~ · tJ-•I'd~ llnu 'Jlm'ahd M.i!A 81nhfleld · Jtrom" 4<ld Jucty Gt~ ICl'nnet IJKkmote Ron end CM~ II .._ ______ ""'" ~ Oi.l ney l<>ggt Cllu(t Bolin MJ<MN~tUf• Wlf1 Botgen Greg IOlcMt tom enct ~t'1Y ' Blldl\iy (J ·~• llt \ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1998 A10 ~~~~--~~--~--...--- DAY2 ·welcome ·to the neighborhood The residents on Del Mar Av~nu~ say Habitat for Humanity is a good addition to the area Et"'' (,1 ' ~~ S hen Cook used to drive by 212 Del Mar Ave. and sec cm empty lot. Now when she dnves by, she'll see a home she dnd h<>r husband, Jay, helped build . The Cooks, who live just rttound tlw corner, volunteered for the l Id bitdt. for Humanity project and say the home 1s a wekome adctition to their netgltborhood. "We have had several net{Jhbors come up and say, 'We Cdn't wtnt to meet the fdITUly. We're so exc1l(•d about you coming to the neighbor- hood. We want to help What cdn we do, what can we do,'" said 1 labitdl President Barbaro Thomas. Thomds Sdld there has been ctn outpounna or support from thP conunuruty. "Tiwy. built a whole fence for me,· Ndkley said. __ Aml_B_lll Gooch_ey. a neighh<ir who used to UTigate lima bean~ • where the Habitat home no\\ stands, sa1d he welcomes tho hredth of fresh air .a young famil~ will bnng to the already-estab· hshNl Del Mar neighborhood. ·rm really thrilled to have · young 1wople m the neighbor· hood," he said: f\fo l of the children on Del t\tar Avenu~ hdve grown up an,,d qonl' away, Goocht>y said. He is lookUlg forwdfd to hedring the sound of · young lctughter again. Goochey was not able to volun· tt>Pr on the project, but he brought the tools lrom hlS tool shed. His sta· pie quns, caulking guns, floor JdCk i:!nd other tools dre spread around Uw construction site At a Hdb1tat busmess luncheon, Councilman Joe Enckson al!.o pra1·wd the benefits Habitat wa lmnging to the aty The Sebos will be two more homeowners in U1e oty. c1nd the once-empty lot 00\\ has a home on 1t. "Tlus wa ... a weed-filled lot u.a did nothmg for anybody," Erick. ... or "Evel) now and then you run mto Not m my backyard,"' Thomas said. "There'i. not been thdt here Costa Mesa hds opened up their drms in JUSt wonderful Wdys" PHOTOS 8Y MARC MAllTirWAILV PllOT Work crews form a produc;tion line to stack roofing tiles on the garage on Monday morning. 'i8ld. . .lay Cook said he also supports hom~ ownership because when people hi:!\ e a sta}<e in theu neigh· horhood, 1t makes it a nicer place to hvP. Th<• Habttdt home also fits in with the rest of the neighborhood Cook siltd. .. mto d proJl'ct on my own ... I want I to nldkC sun• thP people who get 1t 1 dre b<•m9 rPspons1ble citizens," Shen Cook si1H.l, The Sebo famlly hi:!d lo go through n'gorous screerung to qual- ify. Th •1r credit was checked, they were mterv1ewed, they attended numerous Hbfo !>kills• classes and hdd to meet several critena. project mdnager. . One of the reasons the Cooks scud they dre dble to support Hab1- tdt 1s hecduse of the orgdll.IZallon's pohcy of choosing responsible fam- ilies to occupy the homes it builds. Hdbttat is also gwing a·hand up to th<' surrounding neighborhood, some residents sdld. "If I'm putting money and effort Jt1y Cook scud 1t doesn't matter lhdt the> Sf'hos tlon't mctke a whole lot of morwy -whdt matters to him IS thdt thcy'n• qood CltlzPOS. "It's not d h<.tndout, it's a hand up," sdid Murk Korando, I labitat The Sebos' soon-to·bc next-door neighbor, Russ Nak.ley, said he Uunks Habitat helps to enhance tht• neighborhood and his property. "You nught call it low-incom1• housmg, but it's every bit as ruce d wht1t we live in,'' he said. •I think it's tl big plus to the neighborhood • Building toward the future Habitat for Humanity is on course to become a force in many communities "I JUst want to get us thinkmg about what part are we gomg to hdve m the year 2000 when Habitat crlebrates 1ls 100,000th home," Thomds said. T he Costa Mesa Blitz Build crowns the lfl·}ll~ar ttnmvcrsary ol Part of the Journey will be to start tedmtng with Orange County Habitat for Humaruty Orangt> County ancl s1!1mt1c.., thP hegm-businessl'S, Thomas said . · rung of a new era for the orgt111ization. · Recent UCI ~ind Cal State Fullerton studies show thdt housmg costs Over the years, the Orange County chilptcr has 9rown from d small for employees was rtinkt•d as the No. 1 barrier to business growth and grass-toots af1iliate to a large that although there will bed 70% orgdnization responsible for growth in jobs in the next '>20 huildmg 71 homes. years. the population will grow Though more houses. dre only 25%. . plcmn<'d for Costa Mesa and oth-HOrange County is heginrting er commurubes, Habitat Prcs1-to reali1.e lt's having an afford- denl BMbdrd Thomas said there able-housing problem," Thomus is dn eflort wiUun the orqaniza-said. lion to Uunk beyond just Uw. next · Merrill Lynch this ye<Jr paid hou<;e 1llC! Enterprise Foundation -a "We want to grow,· Thomc1s national nonproht housing scud. lender and trainer -to c:tudy Last year, all member~ voted affordable housing m Orange themselves off Habitat's bo9rd to County and has pledged $1 rrul· r •structure how ~Ptab1tdt operat-lion toward a loan ftinct targeted ed. at future low-to moderatt?· "Five years ago, the. board income housing initiativt?S. was made up of people who "Ir the ,residents ~l Orang' made up the committees," County begin to go where they Thomas said. "We decided that Michael and Unda Sebo take a break during the first day of con-can afford to live, economic Wd a perfectly good orgamza-structlon for their Habitat for Humanity home ln Co ta Mesa. actlVlty will follow that," aid lion for an affiliate that wanted · • Pnte Case, seruor district v1c • to huild one t'l two homei) a year.• prns1dent at Merrill Lynch ... Th<1t would have a negative el feet on the Howt'ver, Thomas said the 'mcmtbl'rs want to butlcl 20 home a ac:onon11 c: health of Orange County. It's squarely to th<.• advm1tagc of ycclr, think in terms of projects rather tht1n home , and be a force with· tht> busm<.•ss community in Orang• County to address dnd solve th~~ m thP rommuruty. . issue of artordc1ble housing." . For example, in Sumter County m Georgia, hemlquarters of I fa hi-As thP husincss community lwgins ta J>dY more a ttention to hous- Utt International, all substandard housmu w11l lw uliminnted by 2000. ing issues m Ornnge County, Thomds would bke to sec. l labitat <tnd replaced by Habitat homC>s, Tho~.is St11rl . I lub1tttl also will bmld become n player hy catchin!J thn attcnuon ot busmr.s!tcs like Mcrnll 1ts 100,000th·homc in Ute world in 2000, Lynch and for91ng ptulnN. hips with them~- TIME LINE ·• 1976 -Habitat for Humanity Inter- national founded . • 1988 -Habitat for Humanity Orange County founded. • 1990 -Groundbreaking for the first Habitat for Humanity homes in Santa Ana. • 1991 -Habitat built a 48·un1t con- dominium complex in Rancho Santa Margarita. At the time, 1t was the largest project ever undertaken by Habitat It was also the first time Habi· tat Orange County partnered with a developer. • 1993 -The first blitz pro1ect for Habitat Orange County was in Brea. • 1995 -Full~scale blitz was held in Brea. Three homes were built in less 1• than a month The homes were also built as part of a Jimmy Carter Work Project. • 1997 -Habitat for Humanity founder Millard Fuller attended groundbreaking for first Habitat homes in Irvine. • 1998 -Habitat for Humanity built its first home in Costa Mesa in its second full -scale Blitz Build. Ten-year anniver- sary for Habitat Orange County. In the past 10 years, Habitat for· Humanify Orange County has built 71 homes: · • Anaheim -2 •Brea -1Q. • lrvine -8 ,,.• Rancho Santa Margarita -48 • Santa Ana -3 . In addition to the s.bo home in Cos-~ ta Mesa, Habitat is building three home~ in Huntington Beach and four homes in Irvine. There are more than 70,000 Habitat homes worldwide. "' ' I I UI In .a· ' DAY4 --DAYS DAY6 ---- Groundwork takes teamwork Long before 500-plus -volunteers gathered to build a house in one week, others began planning and preparing for the effort Eu"' G11 IQiyPIC>I T he concrete was poured and the walls were raised this week, but the vision and planrung began months ago. For every hour ndils were pounded d.nd paint was slapped on bodrds, therfiil.were additional hours volunteers put m finding the land, recrwtmg donors and volunteers. and , getting church groups and restaurants to donate food. Whether it Wds cookies dnd scmdwiches or 2-by-4s and drywdll, tl dll had to be coordi- nated, planned and lined up so a house could be bwlt in one week. •Prepanng for this takes ~n awful lot of • planning," c;a1d Pat ~usbn, chillt of the site development corruruttce. "Once we start we need to keep going." THE VISION Mark Korando had three words for an}'· ,. one who wanted to know whether Hdbitat for Humaruty could really build a house Ul one week: "Yes we can.". As a former Cosld Mesa r I I planning com-. missioner and member of the city's· redeyelop- ment dOd res1- denllal rehdbili- tation commit- tee, Korando has envisioned a Habitat home Ul Costa l\tesa for I . ' years. Korando knew about the need for low- mcome housing m Costa Mesa and he knew the city had surplus land dvailable. After working on a Blitz Build in Brea three years ago, a plan to bring something similar to Cos- ta Mesa was born: Korando was moved to tears when he saw his vision ·of helping people achieve the •American dream" become a reality this week. •He's pulled off in a few months whut typ- ically takes a year to plan," Habitat spokesmdJ\ Mark Roussey said. Costa Mesa dnd Habitat for Humanity have been on divergent paths 111 their efforts to provide low-income housmg -each pro- ceeding independrntly. Those paths finally merged wiU1 the building of the houso for Michael and Llndd Sebo at 212 Del Mar · Ave , Korando said Korando is Just one of dozens of volun- teers who have worked behind the scenes in the weeks preceding the Blitz Build. "For every hour we as volunteers pound nails into a house, there arc 20 hours of preparation," Korando said. BUILDING BLOCKS Some of that preparab.on includes getting the matenals. AbOut $50,000 to $75,000 in labor and matenals go into the typical Habi-· lat home. In the case of the Sebo house, Soy· der Langston, an Irvine-based real estaloand construction compnny, donated· $60,000 of the materials. Snyder Langston cmployel's spent hour.. ori the phone calling subcontracton; they've· worked with in the pust getting labor and materials donated. •Mostly in all case~ 1t was a resounding ye~.~ c;l)id Bob ·oeBcrard, proje<-t manager • PHOTOS B'I MAR MA! T Alt; Former Costa Me a planning commissioner Mark Korando was among the many volunteers who helped on the ~ebo project. HOW IT WORKS Families must meet certain criteria: Need: The family cannot own a home. They must not earn more than half the ' median income for a family of their size in Orange County. For example, the' Sebo family, which has six members, cannot earn more than $38, 150. Good credit The family must demon· strate financial responsibility and cannot have declared .bankruptcy in the last two years. Ability to repay a mortgage: The family must earn at least S 16,000· S20,000 a year. Ability to make payments: The family must make a 1 % down payment on the home and pay clo,lng costs of about $750. Sweat equity: families must com- plete 600 hours of by wor~ing on their own home, someone else's home or pro· v1ding other services for Habitat. with the compdny. A btlle concr •tt• hC?H', e fpw 1erntorccmcnt bars there, and pwtty soon tlw m~1tcmtls were connng together. Jn au, 50 lo 60 suhrnntta<tor drld \lt•ndms agreed to donate labor and matenals. Skilled . labor includes plumbing, carp ~ntry and clec- tncal servtces. Supplies mclucle concrete, sheet metal, msulati~n. hcdting and au con· diltoning, roofing matl•nal, wu\dows, drywall and paint. They dlso s~cured \1j)pliunces for the home -d wush~r and dryer, refrigefdlor and stOVt'. BRINGING IT All TOGET.HER . Site supenntendcnt Ray Englert can't wtttl to look bdck on the pro1cct. Englert is the man everyone els~ goes to for answt'rs ·1 worry about every httlc detdil that goes into the project/ Engll'ft said. "I wake up tn the middle of the night and thmk 'Oh, I for· got this. Oh, I rorgot that:• . Fueled.by cofle' and Ciga~ett ~s, Englert 1 at the construction site 12 to J 5 hours <1 <.18.'l Like the eye of the .;torm, he 1. a reference point, bombarded w1th que.-.lion surh as: Where should the hold·downlli go on the framing? What kinil of nnils should be u ?cl to fasten the clo el door to the noor?'ltow should the counter top be donn? Englert nl"o mak~ o;ure the plumbers, ell'Clrtcian!-. nnd drywllll mstallers how up so the schpdule lot th r' l of the w ck 1 n't thrown olf. · Not tinbhmg by todily wa not an opUon •I'm hvinu I his house," C:n9INt sa1dA:'arli· er this w •ok. *1110 hou e in my Ullnd is ttlready hmlt " · BY THE NUMBERS Cost and item es1im ates used for the Sebo home in Costa Mesa: • $50,000-$75,000 -tn materials • 20,000 -nails • 5,000 -linear feet of steel • 3,000 -labor hours • 2,500 -cookies • 2.000 -roof tiles • 1,800-feet of electrical wmng • 1.239 -square feet in house • 1,200 -meals served (about 1 SO a day) • 1.000 -bage.ls, muffins, doullhnuts • 700 -sandwiches • 528 ~ people who tlelpcd build di · house • 500 600 -gallons of lemonade, t ea, • · coffee, water and other drinks • 400-studs • 280 -pieces of siding • 200 -gallons of drywall compound • 150-200 -gallom of paint • 96 -tu~ of caulk. • 55 -cubic yard5 of concrete • 41 -organizations, restaurants and individuals donated food. • 4 -bedrooms Sowce: ~itat for Hum nlty . . .14n4't p q ilr~naP.rl..s SNnP•t• • A11 0..rlP> a d CVl)n.& Pat'" '°" P•tP~n D>t~ P4yne John~• K>n Joe F'er•ing ~!hr)'n,Perry 8 l Pt-tc" M4•ott flt!'??) frfd Plana Randy Pt~ C Andt-iV'd KMtn P<.wt Hl'!en~f ~te>.NI~ Gle-g l'on(~ Geo 9 ~ l!etl! 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SUWtw Jilnlnc St a Clad St"' Tom St~ .i.Jftf'.I SwarltOll Ltr1 l408 Dor> Ta Doug Tan<le'f TAm&f.iTanM!' ~IT.,_ O!rlsl~ Luana Trl"l:IPl OclptWNTr~ Oefj ~ .,,.. it~ Trtry !Uroet• Thomti ttlan~ ,.,_, ll'IO!N:o m~ ?om end Tam t> Th<ltftl>1' Wrrql\~ ~ ... e.t1y'Tla., M ttlr•n Libby Ttl!ll1 kle N 1'r~n~e Janct lnptett · ll'cmlroolar'I ~"lhl IQ Cll'lh}<Tl.lmtf Wtnd}' VI tnlin \ "1.8'1 llmlZI ~v~ Ruu~Oew .. , '1 a~ .· DAILY PILOT SPECIAt PULL·OUJ REPORT--...,..,.-----SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1998 A 12 ' ,. • I I, "As you're building this hause, . you're helping to build a family, and families build a communi- ty.,, -Bill Co~ retired administra- tive ~irector at Hoag Hospital. "Most things you do aren't going to matter 50 years from now. It's neat to go back a cou- ple years later and look at the house you built. It's all landscaped, the kids are out in the yard, and a basket- ball court is up above the garage. It's really a neat feel- ing." -Stuart ''Sharke y" Warrick, volunteer from Mesa Verde United Methodist Church ''With Habitat, you really make a difference in someone's life. Seeing the trans-· · formation hap- pen in people when they have a place ·they can call their own, it's very conta- gious. It's very addicting That's why I take the time·to work for Habitat." -Lesley Hoenecke, develop- ment manager with Snyder Langston, a real-estate and con-' struction company in Irvine. "I just really enjoy being here working with people and the positive atti- tudes. You get so much more back than you give. Sometimes things don't go as smoothly as they would if we were profes- sionals, but everyone's kind to each other and we're learning as we go. I'm learning more than I teach at this point. At some point I' hope to teach more." -Lynn Felthaus, city of Orange Water Department "Everyone has the same goal. They don't feel like they're forced They want to be her~. Everyone works as a team" -Luana Tempel, nurse who is donating hours to a sister who 1s getting a Habitat house in Irvine "It really takes your mind off of yourself, and you walk away feeling achy and good. It keeps your mind off anything that's been troubling you." -Phyllis Anderson. substitute teacher "If you can see that family when they get the keys to their house and you · • helped build it, it'.i really an ·emotional feet- . ing." -Mike Matsler, self· employed handyman who has worked on 16 Habitat for Humanity homes "We've been donating to Habi- tat monetarily·wise for a long time. We decided to come and do. When you do Habitat, it's like the potato chip commercial -you can't build just one." -Mark Dickerson "Everybody has sf(ilf s ttiat they don't yet know t hey have." -Jerome Blac""1an, crew leader and appeals officer with t::::a"6 .. :ine 1 I Revenue~=~~=· ' at· can I ?' .. · ..... -~' Frequently heard question from volunteers reflects foundation for Habitat for Humanity homes STORY BY ELISE GEE • PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN T hey crawl out of their beds before ddwn to come pound nails. pmnt siding and saw wood at the Habitat for Humaruty project. Th<"!y re retirees, corporate executives, construction workers, college students and church members. They report to their crew lead- er~ with d simple quci.tion· "What can I do lo help?" · · Volunteer labor and donations make a Habitat home possible. As a result, the h'bmes are built with love, care and compassion. At the end of the day, the laborers ledVC with specks in therr eyes, paint on thc•ir clothes, sawdust and dtrt in their hair, splin- ters m their fingers and sometimes bru1~es and scrapes. They also leave with a sense of accom- plishment amt the knowledge that thC'y arc making a difference. As incoming Hab1tdt president Jun LeSieur sa1d, those bnuses and scrapes will disappear after a few weeks, but the memories will last a lifetime. 1-Iere are some of the volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to the project· THE PAITERSON FAMILY The Pattersons live m Costa Mesa and mt't Michael and Linda Sebo, whose family will own the house, dunng Habitat's selection process. Both families were 1ookmu to improve their lives and became fast fnends. "llley were so much like us, it was almost bke looking mto a mirror,~ Charles Patterson said. Like the Sebos, the Pattersons have a 1arnc family. Like the Sebos, they clcadcd it was better for their children to have ct stay-t1t-home mom. Like the Sebos, they are home-schooling their ch1ldr<>n cmd trying lo he good Christians. And like the Scbos, th~ Pattersons had hoped to live in the l labilt1t home dl 212 Del Mur Av<> When the Sebos got the hom~. mstecHl of lwing chsappomted, the Pr1ttersons rejoiced. -we were ht1ppy to sec the Sebos get the house becdtlse-they nef'd- ed it so ht1cl, • C'hdrlPs scud. -1 want to see them succeed I want to nur- turc> Uw fnenclship b<'lween us." As a gesture of their good will and m the spmt of lr1~ndship and ser- vice, the Pattersons extended theu hands to the Sebo:. Chartes decid- ed to dondte all the time he worked at the Sebo home toward the Sebos' sweat cqwty hours inst~ad of his own. The Pattersons wtll be moving from Costd Mesa to a Habitat home m lrvmu somc•tune next year. Charles, who works al nearby Fauv1cw Developmental Center, would zip over to the Del Mar site in the v.~eeks uefore the Blitz Build to work during his lunch hour. He took vaC'atlon time to wo:k on the pro- JC<"I every ddy Uus week. · 1-hs wife, Donna, baby-sat the Sebos' three oldP-.t children daily so Mike and Linda Sebo could be·at the Butz Build. Along with Donna's own C'hildren -Josiah, 6; Hannah, 4; Ruth, 3, Susannah, 19 months; and tmother on& OJ'\ the way -that made for a lull houst> this week. ·we wanted to demonstrate to them that we were hdppy for them thul they got it," Charles said. ' JOE PARENTEAU As director of guidance for the Los Angeles UnifiC'd ~chool District, Patenteau spent years wearing swts and sitting '1t desks pushing pen- cils and computer keys. The 62-year-old reti..ted in 1 ~96 after 32 years w1th the distnct. These days, Parenteau u. living off his pension and spends hve days a week huilding homes for Habitat. "I get a lot of Sdtisfaction out of it," Parenteuu said. "I don't neE:d a srtlary." Besides, Parenteau spent years as a salury man w&rking for the dis- trict. To beat trafhc, he typically Wds on the freeway by 5 am. for the 50-nule C'Omrnute to Los Angeles. "I'm a lot healthier now," Parenteau said. ·1rs a lot Jc.,s stressful! Volunteenng for Habitat also gives Parenteau the chance to do something he left behind long ago -working with his hands. The son ol a c.arpenter, he put hirnscll through college bu11dmg houses and even loi.t a fmger dunng one construction project. Parenteau can work 12-hour days for 1 fab1tat for Humanity, and the lime just flies by. . · Still, working with less~expcnenccd volunteers has been a lesson in ptttwnct>. Watch11,1g someone tap away with u hammer could be excru- c1c1ting, especially when Parentcdu knew h<• could probably get the JOb done Wlth three swift whacks. H You lcetm to be patient and you d.ccept the willingness of people who w~nt to help at whatever skill level th<'y 'rc at,· he Stiid. With the help of an army of volunteers, top, the walls of the Sebo family home were raised on Del Mar Avenue 1n Costa Mesa. Volunteer Janet Parts, upper left. painted along- side her shadow at the project site. At left, Donna Patter- son braids laer daughter, Ruth's, hair with the help of Ashley Sebo lnside the Patter- son's mobile home, where she ls pro- Vlilliig ilay cue or the Setio chtldren during the con- 1tructton of their ftabttat for . ., wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot he Harbor M~ Lions Club i!P-1 v it!'third dnnual holiday boutique m 10 a.m. to 4 pm. today in commons-at Estancia Hrgh h ool, 2323 Pliic;P.ntid Avf>,, Cos- Mesa. ThP; holiday l>c?utique seU qu<1hty h<1nclc1ttllecl Hille; d dc•cowto1 1tP111s. AH procN:-ds to local chantlt!!>. South Coast Plaza hds opened any new, hiUIH14allty store.'> · fall.The>y am: • • Avvenfuia ft•atur<!S1ncn's twcar, ledthcr goods ij.lld essoncs. 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Kurt Soderling, a Chapmcµl grad and successful cinematog- rapher wlth credits including ··manic,• joined bis parents at the party on the arm of his date, actress Melinda Songer. •• I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot- ip ~t-ga/4··1' tru ces, and he addreSsed the gathenng with IDS familiar wit and confident air 1 ·isn't 1t wonderful to be at a 4 dinner thatlS actuall~ · 1 deductible?" said AJgyros as his i bride -with platinum-blonde 1 shoulder-length hair and a subUyt . I shim.mering dinner pants swt 1 tnmmed m faux fur -dazzled 1 the Orange County soaal ~A• J list. " The beautiful (inside and out) ! Unda Beale and her husband, • Ron Beale, owners of At Ease, Fash.ion Island, glamorized the : party Wlth their handsome pres- ence. Linda is one of the best· dressed women of Orange Coun- ty, always attired in good taste. that is a re flection of style that is her own. It was all first class for the 17th unnuaJ American Celebra- tion benefibng the scholarship fund of Chapman University. B~fore the firs&. glass of wine was poured, benefit chain; CedUa Presley (the granddaughter of Hollywood leg(md Cecil B. DeM1lle) and Ronald Soderling of Newport l:leuch knew that thetr gdld celP.brauon hud earned <•xlremely high marks of success: $460,000 had be1•n rn1sed for the ('hapmdn scholarship fund, $165,000 more than the previous year Waiters m white gloves held their silver trays high maneuver- ing thr9ugh1 the shoulder-to- shoulder crowd passing detica-· oes preparPd in the on-site kitchen of the Hyatt Regency. Hotel. Gall Soderling, wife of Ronald Soderling, decorated the tent in a theme of gold, black and white. The tables were exquisite, cen- tered with vases filled wlth white on whi~e flowers spilling forth on settings of bld.ck and gold china The prominent crowd featured the high-profile presence of George and Judie Argyos. George, chairman of Amel and Affiliates, is the chairman of the Chapmtrn University board of Attending Chapman University's American Celebration were Kurt Soderling, Melinda Songer, Gall Soderling and Ron Soderling. The even~ raised $460,000 for the university's scholarship fund. Also in the tenl were 'IWyla and Chuck Ma.rUn, Ubby and Edgar Pankey, Helga and Bob Pralle, Gary Uebl, Cathy and Roger Hobbs, a Chapman · Some 700 black-lie clad quests, many of them legendary Orange County names mcluding a ma1onty conlinq"nt of New- port-Mesa Chapm~rn devotees, . shdfed pre-dinner cocktail con.-Soderljng, a tall blonde who Marianne's . 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South Codst Plaza, Rusty and BUI Hood, Ellie Cortese, Mia Maffei. and Chap- man President Jlm Doll and hls lovely wife, tynne Pierson Doll Following a chnner of bt'ef Wellington, bCrved to the delight of the large gathenng, VIP guests including Caroline and Roger Oglesby, prc:;ictcnt of Tune-3 Orange County and a maJOr spon- ~ Helga cmd-Bob Pralle walked the handsome campus from the tent to the Chap,man Theatfil.JQr._the ev~n.mg:s pre en- tation. Created and produced by Chapman's William Hall and a team of creative partners includ- ing Ron Thronson, producing director, Iris Gerbase, BW Braw- ley, Ron Cottman, RJcbard Jack- son. Robyn Dixon and many · more, a cast and crew of Chdp- man students performed a remarkable and professional stage presentation, "More Broad- way Melodies, AnothQr Salute to the Tonys.• The evenmg was organized to pay tribute to the impressive achievement of two honorees in the arts. Disneyland President · Paul Pressler was lauded as •outstanding Corporate Citizen" dnd the legendary composer Elmer Bernstein was presented a lifetime achievement dward for his enormous musical contribu- tion to contemporary entertain- ment. · Pressler charmed the crowd with his personable and humble acceptance, crediting hls wife "for her vision and support dS his teammate for all of We's choices and challenges • Bernstein shared anecdotes of The Law Office of Michael K. Moberly Concentrating In Financial Matters • Trusts, Wills & Estate Plannrng • Tax Planning, Audit & Defense e. Personal & Business Bankruptcy 3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA 1f (714) 708-4805 lutrruntinnrcl ~rabqunrtere . Visit the International Headquarters of TBN! 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We arc most proud of And with thqse word , the the!ypport of DeMille., the Ho!-:;upportP1 , as well as the v1s1-centered education to our stu-into the rught, out ol the quaint l~~d1~ctmw~ho~~~w~h~a~p-~-t,_~e~1y~n~s~o~~~~~~~~~~~odc1~~ -~01m~eto1et~-~ pencd to be the grandfatht•r of terms of new < onstrur.hon on be global citizens in a changing home to pomts all over Orange Bernsteu)')) close personal pal. campus seen by all in atten-and diverse world. We prepare County. inclt,!dmg the Newpgrt Th re.:wcu; plo.nty. of hugging,. -Oanco. offfllcd words of ub· Jhem l(ilil~e c aUeny ilia .. 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I -A 16 Sorurdoy, NO:ember 14, 1998 dateboOk Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot -Gettiri'· JiamLWitbJ~tt:l.~-.,. ..... ..._..._~~LOca~ :;iS::n: J Ot:}J-. . work at library ,RJX:, RISI ING ~,,.. W 1th plenty of room to get ypnr groov~ on, Club f\1ax 1~ d twven for those willing to work up a sweat. Locdted mstdQ the DoubleTree HoteJ m Coste& Mel>a, the club is open only three nights a week but attracts a variety oC pl~ople .. The s.heer sl.7.e of thu club, which holds three dance floors, mVJtes people to shake, shake, shake. If ·you're shy about qcttm' Jtggy , w1lh it, Club Max NIGHT LIFE isn't U1e pldCC for you. + WHAT: Double· Tree Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa • WHEN: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Thursday and Friday; 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday · + PHONE: (714) 540-7000 ~ + HOW MUCH: Fri· day, SS and Satur- day, $12 before 10 p.m., S 15 after 10 p.m. The ctrnb1ence 15 hard to HdtHJt' herdu~~ whoev- er des1gned thl1 dub must hcive had a spht persondlity. Call it u rrux betw(•en d teenager's bed· room and d Las Vegds cc1smo. There cm~ splashes of hnght col- ors on black-li9ht canvases throughout the club. With the lights turned down, you rrughf think you've Wdlkc>cl into i:I fJcti· tious art gdllery. DIANA MULVIHU / Dean Kauamuia pours a drink at Club Max at the Double Tree Hotel In DAllV PILOT Costa Me a. tuge pomt anywhere m the club I Bclv.een 8 and 9 p.m., two hustle, an old-fashioned dance If you don't want to be soc1dJ, • mstn1clors Leetch the New York that looJc. simple. Make no rrus- The spctcious, oct(1gon-shdpect bar has rrurror:. overhedd tht1t resemble lhe one·WdY gldss in Nevadd Cdsmos. TJw thought crosses your mind whC'ther so nf'· one 1s Wdlchtnq you Two of the dance floors ttlso hav(' eight points. ThE• ilrc lutN t must hctvf! liked geomC'lry. there are two pool tt1bles tucked ·-::::::=::::!:=======::;::;;=============:::::::;====:======~iii!!:==!!:!:S===:!: away in the corner. · Customers huve t1 good van· "We have a great atmosphere here,• said Scott Bruno, the hotel's restaurant and lounge m&nager. "There is plenty of room to party here " Although Saturdd}S are th<' busiest, club goers Will hnd the most fun on Thursday nights SABATINO'S lfr,rauranl ,~ Lido Shir>.' ard Sau,agl· < ·o. ... Sanatino Iomm} Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nlqut' "int r1•11n & dlnin1t n••m\ ,., u1htblf for 1tru11p bu•lflf'>> lllt"flihl:\ 11nd pti\ alt tun< tlon' .723-0645 Plea"e ('all For Re.,er,ations and Direction' 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Holy smokes! 1/3 Of·our ear Is certified outdoorst -c:~.,... 3 Outdoor Poot Tables With An.fru•ltnrndittnt- No '""'h"''r nra•,an. t p.:, <"Ulhll'nt'f "uh tlu\ uJ "~urk M((1u1rt'• ,.Jm1"1on 1h .. 1 ht u\C! 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New. theme, the dub dlso offerS black-P.C!rt Beach. 1ack on Thursday cilld Saturday. For more mfo.Qnation, can Customers pay to play. At the (949) 117-:1801. end of the gct.tne the hoUSQ g1v~s .. • tt:iem a pnze. ran9 m9 from hats Chorale to nng m , to bottles of liquor. ·the holidays Dec. 5 . A pre-Thanksgiving bash 1s scheduled for Nov. 25 that will The William Hall fl.1aster C k Chorale has been rin~g m be hosted by local boy hero ee the holidays for the past 43 Parks, who like all of his follow year.;. The tradition continues . NBA players is on an extended at 6 p.m . Dec. 5 at the Orange vacabon because of the player· County Perfonning ArtS Cen- owner dispute. ter. nckcts range from $18 to Those attendmg can gel a $50 and may be purchased by cliscount on a room rate at the calling (714) 556-6262. hotel. ma.m ·~ ~'P.' AMAR~AU'!! ~-I~ JC.. 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THEATER REVllW ~a~~ Restau- Locally created -authors Alyssa Canann and Tom Shelton reside in Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach, respectively -"Nancy Hardy• (also titled "Your Dinner or Your Life •) contains dll the vital elements that have distin- guished Mystery Cafe in its first r eight years. 1 • First of all, it's the aollthes1s of 11 Agatha Christie. No proper still- 1 upper-Upping here. Director Bob May (who also enacts three char- 1 acters in 'the show) has encour- 1 aged his cast to serve up the ham, no matter "9rhat else is on the menu. The result is broad, outlandish comedy reminiscent of the earlier, better days of "Sat- urday Night Live" or the old •carol Burnett Show." Secondly, the audience becomes involved, though not so much in this show as m past pro-f· ductions. The actors are skilled .• in the art of improvisauon and, at Saturday rught's performance, even brought a feUow critic . . 'NANCY HARDY AND THE RIODlE OF THE SPHINX' ~ WHERE: Mys- tery Cafe at the M eua nine Restaurant, M acArthur Boulevard south of Jamboree Road, Newport Beach + WHEN:8 · . p.m. Fridays and Saturdays indefi- nitely + HOWMUCH: $49 for dinner and show + PHONE: (714) 979-CLUE li'acy Purdue warns her father (Michael McKay) of impend- ing danger ln the Mystery Cale production of "Nancy Hardy and the Riddle of the Sphinx.,. onstage to sing a jingle he'd written (the playgoers ostensibly are finalists in a soap company Jingle contest). . May puts on a seminar in wackiness as he enacts the crazed Nazi captain of a nu1se ship up the Nile (circa 1938), a Marty Feldmanesque busboy who's reaUy the exiled king of Chad and a Scotland Yard inves- tigator with dossiers on all con- cerned. . The sleuthing young Nancy is . wmningly portrayed by Tra~y Purdue with all the sweet spunk- iness she c•m muster. Her doting father, with a past that catches up to him on the tnp, is solidly done by Michael McKay. 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(who mu t rmvc gro' up dtd · Senes in Sege.rstrom Hall will mq~uth BtizZJ on "Lit ugh-In•) as present Ole McCoy T}'ncr Trio an a~lute kkk m her O.Uilom1a and Symphony perfonrung th debut (her character name, hy the music ot Burt Bachatacll at 8 way, is the pseudonym used by pm. Nov. 28. Tickets range the author of the Nancy Drew from $24 to $46 and are on sal~ books). now. Ticket\> may be purchased paruel Emmett c1s the Hill· by phone through TickctMas- i.oaked wastrel playboy pull!-. out ter at (714) 740-1878 or (213) au the cliches to th1!\,,lctmihar 365-3500 or over the Internet Chdracter but mancl<Jl'h to Tf'Ifldin . through TicketMasler OnLine, symputhctk L1kew1st'. Tom Roy-at www.ticketmaster. er wrestles with cancature as a com. For more information call shady, mob·cennect4!<1 pa,.sen(,le! (714).556-AR=I'S. and comes out the Victor m thic; and two other a!>signments. TRACY BYRD Hardy Boys fan:. will r~cogruze The Orange County Perform- the hrst name of hic'i lost chdrnc-mg Art!> Center presents Tracy ter, Fenton, dS Fronk dntl Joe Byrd at 4 p.m. Dec. 6. The con- Hardy's dad. cert \Vill alo;o feature appear- Thc show h WPll-pac.ed, dnd ances by muslClans Keith Bar- the actor::. mamtaan chdracter ling and Ty Herndon nckets well as they break to serve the are $30 to $46 and are on sale three-course dinni>r. And, unhkc al The Center box of bee and past Mystery C<Jfc ~hows, you'll by phone through TicketMas- probably guess the murderer ter at (714) 740-2000 or (213) well m advance of lht> hnal cw-480-3232 or online at tain which, tor senous armchdlr www.ticketmaster.com. For sleuths, may be thP-p1o<luction's more information call (714) only weakn~ss, 556-ARTS or visit The Center's Web page at www.ocartsner • TOM nrus reviews local theater for .org/ocpac~ or call Tho Center the Daily Pilot. Hts review~ appear Thurs· at (7t4) S56-2746. days and Saturdays. · THE ART OF ANCIENT CHINA OCC! Un .arts ..gall a; u. CA• tunng artllacts from Chinese· tomb of the Han and Tang ar.nasttc . The exhibition w· run through De~.10 and i3 free to the puhlic. Tho contenls of the tombs' artifact.! reHect a oc1 •ty f!ngaged in dgricultwe dOd a01mcsl husbandry, trade and economic!ii, religionJ music, fashion, military prac- tices and architectural des1~ For more ~formation call (714).4~2-5039. A BRUSH WITH THE SEA The Newport Harbor Museum Will hold ·A Brush With The Sea,• featuring manne art that focusc:s on the Pacific by con- temporary artis~ through March 1 m the Grand Salon on the Museum'<:> second deck. For more information, call (949) 673-7863,ext. 350. GLASS INSTALLATION Artlst Themldn Statom's large- scale gldSS iru;lallation runs through Jan. 3 dt the OrdDge . County Musewn of Art South Coast Plaza Gallery. 3333 Bns- to\ St.~ Costa Mec;a, Admission ts free. For infonnauon, call (714) 662-3366. ROSEY'S AUTOBODY You Have the Right -- -•;.41t '-~ -..... _· to ·choose Your Repair FacilitY Insist on the Best· EVEREST . Lifetime Warranty Full Service Collision Center o:'----~ Insurance Approved Shop (949) 642-4522 121 Industrial Way • Costa Mesa ~hlMAX.~~ on out GIANT '1/2 ~ .sc.r-n 1ncludlng tf.,. ~icof ~ ~ In 12.,000 fttt DIStaJ Sound r.turing Nanwt:ioft t;; Ual!I N6NOft • . .. I • 18 Soturdoy, November l 4, l 998 . ~ . ll OPE TOR THE HEAR- ING-IMPAIRED IN INDIA The Newport- Mhllm<l Rotan• Club hds com.mit- l~d $8,500 to improve the educa- µ\)n of hcannc -unpaired ~hildren u\ th~ Mysor<• dret\ of Southern h1d1c1, ft om l 1IN1wntary to l11gh :i;c hool lt>wl Dean Reavte, the < luh\ mlPmat1ondl st-rvice chair- rudn, s111d two sC'hools with 250 • ch1ld1 PO 'hJve bf'en selected for thh mo<lc>l prowct involving total CC10lntt1111ccition skills of oral i-J;>~ech Arnencdn Sign Lan- cjuc1ql', hp 1ec1chng dnd comput- ers Tiii' funds will provide com- pult>r-., <. 0111 puh1r tram mg ctnd lhl' d \ l'luc k! to proVIde early 1t·sl111qs m . mroundmg villages. \., part of tlw progrdm, the \\Oild·H'no\\ nt>d Gallaudet Uru- w rs1ty of \\o hmgton, D.C., has .,1•nt t\\o IP<idwrs of the hearing- m1p<1n1 •d to trc1111 lc>dthcrs m 4ld1t1 for 12 \\Cl'ks in .\mencan method., ol <•<lltc ullon Nc1t.1onally kpo\\ n Pt1r spN wltst dnd New- port Bt·c1ch ll' 1dPnl Dr. William · ttour,e hc1., c1lso dont1t~d to this [im de boom project.' Club Pr~sident Rich ard Ober· reiter notes that funds con- tributed by the local Rotary Club are bemg matched by the Rotary Club of Mysore and are eligible to be matched by the local Rotary District and Rotary Inter- national funds, bringmg the dol- lar mvestment to $32,000 New- port-Balboa Rotanan Rajendra . ' Desai, who lrutiate<l the project, s-tn1ndiu to oversee the start-11]1~ of the program Deaf India on behal! of the local club. GOOD MORNtNC COSTA MESA: Del Heintz, chaintliiD of the board of directors for the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce, will provide the State of the Chamber address at the.7:15 a.m. Good Morning Costa Mesa Brcclkfast on Thur:oday at the Costt\ Mesa Country Club. Heintz has CJ special insight into Costa Mesa as he is general manager of MediaOne Cable in Costa Mesa and serves in a vari· ety of community organizations. PrepdJd reservations at $12 each dre due Tuesday or pay $17 at the door. To make reservations, CdJI (714) 885-9090. CHORAL FESTIVAL: 1\vo cans of food for the needy will get you admission to the fourth annu- al lnterfdith Choral Festival spon- sored by the Newport-Mesa- IMne lnterfdith Council. The con- cert will be held at 7 p .m. Sunday at LOdlc.; Perlorrmng Arts Center at Need Money??· Wft~a~ we have loans _for everyone.~~§~ • Eas} Quallf:y·Clsh Out • Low 1-ixe<:t R,1tcs, ARM <:> • High ~TV for 1st & 2nd fDS • • Investment, Commercial • • Credit Problems ASk for ·Crystal Bernth Newport Finan cial Associat es <949> 851-2200 CEL (714> 394-5189. s A ~ \ L F I \i TH E C 0 UR TY ARD ~ 0 V l" 1\\ BE R the little b~ack dress N e ·w a n d C o n s i g n e d D e s i g n e r C I o t h i n g 31781 Camino Capistrano 101, Son Juan Cop15trono 949 489 2974 . . m How could a Commun ity Rail system serve Cost a Mesa and you? E Or,ingc County is a dynamic vibrant place to li'lt\'!, with world cl,1ss cmplOyment recreation and qu.lhty of hfi . We can anticipate tremendous gn:Ywth ITT JOOS. tounsm. people al)d housing. bUt rt will be difficult to SUppOrt th1~ prpspcnty 1f we dOn't conUnu~ to invest rn our transpor~tion netWork. HOIN might a local rail system serve you' The City 9f Costa Mesa aiid O<!TA •l"Mte >'V4 to ttChd Communlfy Rail Wo~ This!"" a hands-on ~ meeting wnere Costa Mesa rcsidents can prCMde ~ localized 1~t into the rail planning process rux1 d& ss comrronrty issues. aoo ideas.' WHEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 from 5:30-7:30 P-~ Pl a.so RSVP to OCTA at 560.5598 by Wedneaday, Nov. I I • '---r-- WHE"I H~UOAY INN Cosia Mesa Ballroom J I JI South Bristol Stf'1Mt .... . Newport J fifroor l llgh School Five choirs-from d1veI'Se fajth groups will provide the music while five other faith groups will provide spedal Thanksgiving messages on the theme of •With Grateful 1 learts ... • "This is one> of the signuture evenl'> of the New- port-Mesa-lIVlnc Interfaith Conn- ci.t, ~ Sdld Greg Kelley, council , president. ''We foel we ure work- ing towttrd our goal of buildmg 'lmdg<>~ of unden.ldnding' between the mdny froth lrddillons of the diverse cultures of Ornnge County.# · BOunOUE. TIME: Don't for- get to drop by Estancia High School between 10 a.m. and 4 . p.m. toddy for the thud annual Holiday Boutique sponsored by the Harbor Mesa Lions Club. The boutique features handcraft- ed gif ls and othC?r items for sale with proceeds going to local charities. . WELCOME TO THE WORLD Of SERVICE CLOBS ... Charlie Ranek, sponsored by Syd Lucas, Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot who JOined the Newport Beach S~ Rt1tary C:lub · WORTH REPEATING ... Prom the Scuttlebutt, the n<'w letter of the Newport Beach·CoronCi dP.l Mar Kiwanis Club "Though we travel the world over to fmd the beautiful, we must carry 1t with us or we find it not ~ SERVICE a.ua MEETINGS THIS COMING WEEK. Want to get more rnvolved In our community, make new friends, network or give something back to your commun1ty7 Try a service club! You are invtted to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will buy your first guest meal for you TUESDAY -7:30 •.m. The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear Frank Bryant on ground-water replacement. 6:30 p.m. The Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m. The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets for a prayer breakfast at the Mission Viejo Country Club. The South C0'1st I can 't believ e ..... . Metro Rotary Oub will meet lit the Centei Oub. The.,NewP.Qrt Harbor K1wa· nis Club meets at the University Athletic Club Noon The Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Couotry Club. 6 p.m .• The Newport· Balboa Rota')' Club meets at the Bahia CorintHian Yacht Club to hear Bruce Vance1I of the American Cancer Society. THURSDAY 7:30 a.m. The Costa Mesa Orange Coast 8r~akfast Lions Club meets at M1m1's cafe for a bus1 ness meeting. Noon The K1wani~ Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Costa Mesa Kiwanis Clutr meets at the Holiday Inn. The Exctiange Oub ~f Newport Harbor meets at River- boat Restaurant to hear Philip M . Nowl- en. assistant executive vice chancellor of UCI, discuss #Making Cops Smarter than Robbers H The Newport-Irvine Rotary· Club meets at the Irvine Mamott. • COMMUNITY & CLUBS is published every Saturday in the OCHly Pilot Fax your service club's meeting information to (949) 660-8667 or mail to 2082 S E. Bristol St., Suite 5, Newport Beach 92660 ·It's My Home Landscaping or' re-landscapi11g is _your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. · FLOWERDALE. can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's val\le too! Come in today and discover the people wh~ can make a difference to you and your garden. · • ®~URSERIES, INC: KAY MATSON, A.A. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEARS EXP. SANTA ANA • 1800 N. Tunin Ave. (714) 633-9200 TERRY MEIKLE C.C.N.P. C.C.N.P. COSTA MESA •'2700 Bnnol Ave. Landscape Designer Landscape Designer (714) 754-6661 License No. J08SS3 -. THE FLOOR GUYS SINCE 1953 33% OFF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF All Ceramic Tiles · All In Stock Carpets All In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL . . ESH-Ufatime Installation warranty fRH-Upgrade Padding f.BH-Furniture Moving fHH-Ufetkne Podding warranty EBH-Old Carpet & Pad Removal ~-FloOr Care KJt CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS 114EAIT1f" $TREET . .. . . _. ·- Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot sec .. . CONTINUED FR~ A 1 ter for biblical and llussness stud- ies, stu.dio theater an!;t~tathall. ana a 1, 00-s at p rfom).ing ilrtS center that will double as a wor- ship center for Newport Me a Chrtstian Center. . The first J>f'as~ will cost about $11 rrull1on .. The college illreacly has sPcured $8.5 million m pledges, Kraiss .said. In addition, Newport Mesa Chnstidn CC'nter, whk.h wJ..11 have jomt use of the facility, will tdi~e hall the cost of the approx.imdtely $5 million cen- . ter, said Jim Bradford, senior pas· toE. . •n·s a big step. for us,· Brad- fora said ·we're de:.perate for space.· The 1,500-member church has a 600-scat cha~l cmd brings to fruition a vision that began nearly two decades ago. Bradford said he hopes the performmg arts cen- ter will serve as a vuluable resource for the commuruty with SOCIAL CO!'JTINUED FROM A 1 preparing something lhut the board can look al." Local union ofhcials <ould not be reached for comment on the proposal. but state umon oflicials said they will mount a vigarous . campaign to defeat the proposal by involving un10n membe rs. mcludmg lhose m the Newport- Mesa F~deration of Teacherii. ·It's o big 5'lp fur us. We're desper- ate for Sfkkl. • I Jim Bradford -SeAJo! l)itStor .Jt .Newpcxt MIY Christian Center, which will twve joint use of the facility with sec • its ample seating, Jarge stage and hydraulic orchestrd pit. Newport Mesa ,ChrisUcm Cen· ler is an Assemblies of God church and iS separate from the college. However, the church dlld school have. a cooperative rela- tionship because SGC lS owned ct.nd operated by the Southern California District of .the Assem- blies of God. . The second and third phases of SCC's expansion include a dining hall, gymnasium and center::; for science, math, computer eng1- ncenng and communications. The master plan will be pre- !>ented to the Costa Mesa Plan- ning Commission within the next 60 days. Kraiss said .• ~ "It's going to be a very big issue m the coming weeks," Bergan said. •I don't think we should be called upon to under· write the saving of Social Securi- . ty." . Because they are already pdy· 11"19 into and will be receiving pensions from the state program, the benefits Callionua's certificat- ed employees will recelve from Social Security will also be lower, Bergan sdid. "We'll be pdying more and yettmg less for it," she said . FAMILY ARTS DAY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 12 NOON -4 p.m. FREE ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART 850 San Clememte Drive, Newport Beach (949) 759.1122 Celebrate the diversity of California! Performances of Izzy Tooinsky's "Forgotten 49ers" Art activities, including: • Multicultural Mobiles .,. .... ,.. ...... ,, • Mexican Paper Painting • Masking Making •Collage Gallery tours Refreshments Sponsored by The Islanders I A H MANY VOICES , MANY VISIONS Meeting Locatidn: NewpQrt Beach Central Library Friends' Room ' 1000 Avocado Avenue Monday, November 16, 1998 · 7:00pm -J>a'ld eavcrtl m nl .. ) -. 7 • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St., ~osta Mesa 92627; fax them to 646-4170, or call 54().1224. ext 228 A complete listing of A.round Town can btl.found ~ dallypllot.com.' · TODAY Oral cancer screening will be available from 8 a.m. to noon at Hoag Cancer Center, 1 Hoag Dfi- ·ve, Building 41, Newport Beach. Admission is free. Reservations are requested. For more informa- tipn-, call (800) 514·4624. . A Paso-Fino Horse Show will be presented from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday in the Equestri- an Center at the Orange County Fair & ExpoSltion Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Adinission is free. For more infonnation, call (714) 708-3247. The Friends· of Newj,ort Bay will be giving free guided walking tours of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve between 9 and 10;15 a.m. beginning at the comer of Eastbluff Drive and Back Bay Road. Wear comfortable clothes. Tour groups start every 10 to 15 minutes. For more inform.a~ lion, call (949) 786-8878 . Ufe Line Screening will be at Triangle Square from 9 a.m. to 4:30 pm. offenng affordable stroke ami vascular screening for seniors .. Tnangle Square is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Appotntments are recommended. For more information. call (800) 801-7815. AROUND A Tri-Star collectors show will be presented from 10 a.m. to 6 pm. today, and 10 a.m . to 5 p .m . Sun· da): in BuildinJI No. 10 at the· Ord.Dge Cotfnty Fa.tr~ Exposition Center, 88 Pair Dnve, Co:.ta Mesa. Admission is $7, children 5 and under are free. For more information, call (714.)708-3247. Students will present an· assort- ment of talents from 10 a.m to ·noon at the Waldorf School of Orange County, 2350 Canyon Dnve, Costa Mesa. Tht" event will. feature songs in Japanese, Span- ish and English as well as instru- ·mental performances. Adinission is free. For more information, call (949) 574-7775. . The Harbor Me a Uons Club annual Holiday Boutique will be presented from JO a.m . lo 4 p.m . at OCC's student center, 2701 Fairview Road, Co!>ta Mesa. Adrru.Ssion is $1. This is a fund- ra1sing event that will benefit local charities. For more in16nna- tion, call 432-5725. An American Indian Art and Rel- ic sale will be presented from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and 11 a.m. tp 5 p.m. Sunday in Building No. 14 at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. Adrmssion 1s $5, seniors are $4, and children 12 and ·under dre free. Fo·r more information, call (714) 708-3247. Parents Without Partners will present a dance from 8 p.m. to rmdnight at the Tee Room at the Newport Beach Golf Course, 3100 house to liome @ 8~-P~ CUSTOM .embellishments for your home. e Window Treatments •Slipcovers •Pillows •Bedding •Baby Bedding AF.FORD.AOL~· Decorating Services Available SPECIALIZING IN -Cottage, Eclectic, 5hal7by Chic, Mexjcan Countf'y 6tyles. 1720 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa (949) 645-9 40 J lJ S'J l ; Soturdoy, November 14, l 998 A 19 T o-w N· ' .. Irvine Ave .• Newpo'rt Beach. Gen· p m at OASIS t\Pn•o Center,· ffbo eral admission is $8. Member are Marguente Ave , Corona del Mar. $6. For more tnfofllllltion, call Adnussion is free For more ~-· l?14J 848-5836 -... -... ---i·~=att=o=n~=-<{ai9J 644-.324t. SUNDAY ,. 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EYE-OPENER ' QUOTE Of THE DAY Corona del Mor shows its OF potential wtth Sl-point explosion ogoinsl El Toro i1 Sea YlflW footbal. · · "We must have a ~ cloud ~ over us. Maybe that's how you can explcin a team ~ (one) tr\, down and st beating us tOoight _• Jerry Howell, Costa Mesa High football coac;ti. ----~~~~~~------_,..-.-,...-~ -Saturday, November 14 •. 1998 •Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-574...4223 Newport Beoch/Co$fO Mesa Dot~/ Pilot 8 I . ( I - MUstangs · run wild, and-lose • Opportunistic Aliso overcomes Costa Mesa domination for unlikely 27-18 win clnd a shdfe of PCL crown, b1,1t.Mesa mclkes CIF playoffs. .ALISO VIEJO -(.'ostd Mesa High footbdll coach Jerry Howell f Sdid last week th.it Chnstma<> I came earl}' when a Ldgund Hills forfeit thrust the .Mustangs back mto the Pac1hc Coast League btle chd!>e. But, dt'Sp1te dommating ! from start to. fuush in Pnday night's title showdown at Aliso Niguel, } low ell and his visitorio encountered d Gnnch weanng teal and bletck. For though the Wolverines (5-5, 4-1 lll !~ague) earned just one fiTht down to Mesa's 20, ran just 18 olfens1ve pldys to the Musttmgs' 75, lost the time of possession b,1ttle, 36:45 lo 11.15 and were outgaincd, 331-64, m total offense, .they ~omehow pulletl off a 27-18 triumph to share their second ledgut? crown in three Se<tsons with Umv«:>rs1ty. Aliso L<; the lcagm•'s No. 1 rep- resentative. hdving beaten Uni (6·3-1, 4-1) he.•d-to-hcud. Costa Me:,a (6-4, 3-2), though greatly disappointed by Fnday's I outcome,-ma~es the CIF South- .em Section [hvi!>1on VJ pldyoffs as the thirQ-.place lPam. The Mustetngs, who tiecomc the first team m the sc:h<x,l's:l9-year gnd- uon hIStory to make the playoffs for th ' third straight season. bed Laguna Beach for third, but advance by vtrtuc of beating the t Arti$ts, 35-13, lt1st week. I Laguna I lilts, which won all I five league games on the field, but forfeitl'd three victories for using an ineligible player, saw its postsedson hopes dashed when an attempt to gain a restraining order m court was dPmed. Also, the PCL pnnnpals rgfuscd to hear the Hawks' etppeal to he vot- ed m as one of the league's three repre:>entativc . SEE-MUSTANGS PAGE Bl Irvine rallies in the second half with a 24-0 run to· grab a piece of the title. Rtr.HAJm Du~-.: M(Pb IRVINE -Once atop the heap in CIF Southern Section Division VI, Newport Harbor H1gh's post- season football fortunes wound up piled at the bottom Friday night in the Sea View League finale. With all the right moves. Coach Jeff Bnnkley's Sailors - 5-0 before Sea View games - placed Irvine's league champi- onship on hold. That is, until the platoon- playing Vaqueros went for the takedown in the fourth quarter, commg from behind to earn a 34-15 homecoming victory. Newport Hdrbor (6·4, 1-4 in league), which entered the league campdign ranked .No. 1 in Division VI, • wtll only read about other·tedms in the TARS .. VAQS t~nd a couple of huge plays on offense m the first half, stunned the Irvine crowd with a 15:10 halftlme lead. The Vctqueros would have.led Ill the mtemussion hdd their ball earner not fumbll'd out of the end zone late m the first half on what appeared to be a sure · touchdown. The Sailors ran out the frrst-half clock. On Irvine's first posses 100 of the second half, the Vaqs playo!fs. --~-~ • crashed to the Seniors' 1-yard Irvme (8-1·1, 4-0-1), which defeated previously unbeaten Santa Margarita last week, 42- 18, to put itse'u in a posibon to win the title, stormed back m the second half to outscore the Sdllors, 24-0 ·Our kids played hard," Bnnkley said "They always have, and they did again tomght. I think we got a little worn down Those big guys over there platoon and they bring in fresh horses " Newport Harbor, with a safe- line, thanks to a 42-yard run by running back David Doomey, but the Sailor dcfen~e held lrvinf> to a field goal and New- port still en1oyed a 15-13 fedd. On fin>t-and-goal from the 1, Irvine wds called for motion, then Newport defensive end Cooper Wise tackled Doomey for a 2-yard l.bss. Irvine quarter· back Sean Van de Merght>l fired two incomplete pd!:.SCS to set up fourth down as the Tais dodged a bullet, allowing only D~ve SEE SAILORS PAGE Bl Newport Harbor's Andre Stewart (2) HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL KM HAGGERTY.ZVUUS J DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Mark Hatfield smashes through El Toro's defense en route to a key gain. • Alshuler throws fot two TDs, runs for two scores; Estabrook ramble~ for 158 yards and two touchdowns. • I ,\."(l'll 11111 !kJl{ f>i1ol NEWPORT BEACI l -· What do you do when your go to guys go down? For Corona dPI Mar High to make the CIF P~uyoffs, that que:>bon wotud 'have. t'o he answered in the Sea V1C.\~ -----------iiilll League fmale tlgamst El Toro Fnday rught dt f'-it:\-lport Harbor Things looked qol)cl after Denrus Alshuler, who has start- ed under center .,mm Michael Bergey went down before the Sed Kings' las:> to Woodbndge, led Cd}..1 to a 21-powt lead: But the margm evaporated qwckly and the Sea Kings' t1biJ- 1ty to control the clock Wds ham- pered by the fact that Nate Lem- mennan went out on the first play of the game Wlth a c;hm in1ury. Someone hdd lo tep up Enter junior httck Grant Estabrook. Estabrook rumbled fur 158 yards an 23 ·earn cs, scored two touchdowns and helped Corona de! 1ar to a 51-28 victory over the Chargers to give CdM a chance at mdking the ptan,lfi>. The Sea Kings will find out Sunday attemuon when the ClF pamngs are r~lea-.ed ·rve been runrung all· ea on di fullback," Estabrook ~aid •But I wa.; a tailback la::.t year on J\ I couldtl't ha\·e done it with- out great blocking from the lin \Ye w~ been pracuong all }·ear fw this ~ The '1ctof) giw~ the Sea Kings U1e ms1de track on the Ion ' Cff SouU1em ecuon D1vi- .. 1on VJ at-largo play.oft berth. They f1111sh th~ sea on 6-4 and their 2-.i recorc1 i good enough for fourth plttre in the Sea View, wt}efe thP top 01re~ teams are ttlso the top-ranked teams m the 01\1 ion The onlv other conc-e1vdl>le po sib1htv tor an at-large berth is Kenne dy 16-4 J which lost to Katclla, 13·6. to finb.h fourth m U1e Empire League SEE SEA KINGS PAGE Bl DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEI(. •They' re double trouble when it cqmes to match point. · Hll 111\RD l>U!'.'11 lbiy Plot AS;yone who plays club. com knows the hallenge of mastenng the art of double<;, not to mention how tricky 1t can be to ftnd a compatible partner. . With that, Audra Adams and Kn ten Case of Newport Harbor High 'are uniquely uruted on the court; both havtng come from tennis fomilies with an emphasis on dolJhlcs. - Adams and Case, close rnf'nd o(f the rourt, have discovered ~ sort or t.ncth sense on the C'Ourt: They know where the other's gomg. And with theu m ·house c:oetches, t.he Newport .. I farbor JuniOJ'b nnderstdrld how 'far enthusia ·m can take them in the heat of a battle. Like le.1st week's Sea View League double fmal'i, when Adam~·Ca. c upset Woodbndge's top·seeded team of Daruelle Hustedt and Adnana Hock1c-ko to C'ollar the Back Bay'.; only league champ1onc;h1p m guls tenni thi year. •'fhis Um~.-aid Case, who lo t with Adams la t year agami.t Hustcdt·Hocltirko m the Sea Vi w hnal , "we played every point hke it wa:. match pomt. • Cac,e, the daughter of R.oss Case, a fom1er tounng pro cmd Au trnlian Daw. ~'up tandout, nnd Ad~ tin-breakor m SEE: DOUBLES PAGE 8J s & Kristen Case . . . ' .. . . I • • . . , Newport/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot · Winnt'r of Lt1xus' Most Prestigious 'Award ''11 IE ELITE OF l.EXUS AWJ. " * * b( ~ Come !n AM Let Us Sbow YOa Whi: * EXCELLENT .INvENTORY SELECTION COMPETITIVE PRiCING OF NEW AND "'- PRE-OWNED VEHICLES · ~ E * PERSONABLE AND PROFESSIONAL SALES .AsS.OCIATES . 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I feel like I should saw down the scoreboard.• Mesa pounded relentlcSsly away at the hosts, who turned a 3-0 deficit into a 14-3 halftime lead, despite not running an offensive play the final 13:50 before the break. Luis Avalos put Mesa on top with a 44-yard field goal to cap the game's f~t possession. Enc Suarev. returned a Mesa fumble 77 yards for a touchdown to put the ho~ts ahead for good with 7:56 left in the half. Rich Hada returned a punt 77 yards to make it 14·3 moments lat· er and ~eff Stanton sprinted 53 yards to paydirt on Ahso's only noteworthy off(>nsive play three plays after mtennission Jimmy l lerzog, who finished with 246 rushmg yards on 51 car- rie , had a 5-yard Tb and Josh Mendez plunged m from 1 yard out. prect'ding a two-point run by Dave Weir which mad~ 1t 2 t-18. But Mesa lost fumbles on its next two possessions, the first of which was returned 60 yards to paydirt by Hada, to quash its title dreams. 5c:ot'e by Quarters Costa Mesa 3 o 7 8 18 Aliso Niguel O 14 7 6 27 Fkst Quarter CM -Avalos 44 f.G, 7· 13. s.cond Quarter AN -Suarez 77 fumble return (Roy kick), 7;56. AN -Hada 77 punt return (Roy kick}. 2.47. Third Quartw AN -Stanton S3 run (Roy kid<}, 1042. CM -Herzog 5 run (Avalos k1Ck), 7:16. Fowth Quarter CM · Mendez t run (Weir run), 11 :12. AN • Hada 60 fumble return (kick. failed), 3.38 Attendance: 3,500 (estimated) INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CM -Herzog, 51·246, 1 TD; Weir, 14·72: Martin, 2-8, Mendez, 3·5. t TD. AN • Stanton, 5 38, 1 TO, Sutton, 4-17, Moore, 2 5, N1kzad, 2·2: Durst. 1-minus 3 • .. INDIVIDUAL PASSING CM · Weir, 2·50, 52. AN -Durst. 1 2-0, S; Stanton, 0 2·0, O. INOIVIDUAl RECEIVING CM ·Ferryman, 2·S2 AN • Assad, 1-S. GAME STATISTICS CM AN First downs 20 1 Rushes-yardage 66·359 13·64 Passing yardage 52 5 Passing 2·5-0 1..--0 Net return yardage• 0 214 Sacks·yardage 4 ·28 1 ·5 Net yardage 383 278 Punts 3·28 5·37 2 Fumbles-fumbl s lo« 5·3 2·1 Flags-net yardage 7·70 4-30 Time of posseulon 36·45 . 11:15 •Punt returns.. Interceptions. fumble returns' DOUBLES CONTINUED FROM 81 WALNUT. - The good news is that stand,out defensive end Marcus Mirah- madi will be back in the line- up al.ter a one game suspension. The bad news is that Orange Coast College's injunes have pilled up ~o much that the Pi.rates could have just over 50 guys on the sidelines at 7 tonight against host Mt. San Antoruo m a Mission Conference Northern Division game. ·we started getting hurt from day one and it hasn't stopped,· Coach Bill Workman said. •(In the secondary,) It's dial a defen- sive back." The Pirates (3-5, 0-3 in the dlVlsion) have no easy task either. Mt. SAC, wluch is bound to be' out to prove sometlung after last week's 44-36 loss to Cerntos, SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 : Alshuler got the offense moving unroediately and capped a fiv~ minute, 26 second drive with a 28- yard run for a 7-0 lead. A fumble recovery by Ty Harp- er on the last play or the first quar- ter gave lh.e Sea Kings the ball again on El Toro's 35-yard line. Five plays later, Alshuler took a bootleg down the sideline for a 12- yard score. · Alshuler then intercepted a pass with 6:30 re maining and retwned the bnll 39 ydrds· to the 14·yard line. A 9-yard touchdown pass from Alshuler to Mark l tat- field opened up a 21-0 lead. But El Toro (2-8, 0·5} would not lay down and mounted a charge behind bdckup quclrterback Evan Whltaker, who threw touchdown passes of 32 and 23 yards to Mike Marquez before the end or the half to cut the lead lo seven.· Ashkan Nazeri then took the second half kickoff 89 yards for a score and 1ust like that, CdM's lead had evaporated. uwhen they returned that kick, I thought we were dead.• Coach 5c:ot'e by Quart.,. El Toro 0 14 7 7 28 Corona del Mar 7 14 14 16 • Sl First Quarter CdM • Alshuler 28 run (Gonzalu kKk), 6:34. ~Quarter CdM -Akhuler 12 run (Gonzalez kick), 921 CdM -Hatfield 9 pau from Alsliuler (Gonzalez kid;), 4 29. · ET • Marquez 32 pass from Wtutakel' (PMrquez kid(). 1·45. ET • Marquez 23 pass from Wtut<lkel' (Marquez k1dd, 1•18. ~~ ET -Nazeri 89 k1ekoff rftum (Marq~z kick), 11'47. CdM -Est<lbrook 12 run (Gonzalez kkk), 527. CdM -Estab<ook 44 run (Gor\laltz kick), 059. Four1h Qullrtw ET • Switzer 2 run (Marquez kldc), l 1'2S CdM • FG Gonza~z 32, 7 45 CdM ·Hatfield 17 pass from Alshulef (kick failed), 342. CdM ·Sumner 3 run.(Gonulu kitk). 1.52 Atteodantt 1,350 (estuNted) INOMOUA1. RUSHING ET. Swrtzer. 15-57, n o; Whitaker, 2-22. Strand, 1 O. CdM ·Estabrook. 23·158, 2 TDs; Alshuler, 12-99, 2 TDs; Hatfield, 11-51; Sumner, 2·:9, 1 JO, MacDonald, 1-16, l.emrMrman, 1-mlnvs·I lNDfVIOUAL rASSING ET -Wt'l1taker. J.12,1, 123, 2 TOs; Strand 3'6-1, 31. CdM • Ahhuler, 6-9-1, 92. 2 TDs INDIVIOWU. REC£MNG ET : Marquez. 4-98, 2 TOs; Switzer, 2·16; Dove', 1-14; l.lghm.r, 1-12; Nueri, 1-8; Lonne, 1-6 CdM • Hatfield. 2 26. 2 Tl>s; Hurd. 2 32; Rtdlard"?n. 1-19; MacDonald, 1·15 GAME STATISTIC$ ET c.dM fiflt down~ 13 23 RW\es-yardage lS..79 SG326 Pamngy~ 1~ 92 PasSing 10.1f.2 6-9·1 Net return y•rd.tge• O 52 Sacb·y-.r~ 0-0 0-0 Nf!'t~ 233 470 Punts 2·31 G4 Fumbles fumbles lost 2-2 ,., Rags-1\f't yardlQ9 3· 29 6-30 Tune of pcmessfon 14 52 33 OI •Punt r9tUms, lntef(ep\!Ont, fumble r9tums bilve a potent offense. Freshman quartertia.ck Rudy . Camano leeds the Mounties, who are' the defending cont~ce. state and national champions, and ~as passed for 1,404 yards and .14 touchdowns. tarry Shyne, also a freshman, has 32 catches for 543 yards and teammate Craig Campbell has 360 yards on 24 catches. The MoWltles look to put the bdl.l in the air a lot and that does- n't bode well for OCC's depleted ·SPCondary. · Whdl Mt. SAC (6-2, 2-·1) is best know for is it's defense. Although Cemtos had 522 yards of total offense, the Mounties still rank fourth in the conlerence, giving up only 303 yards per game. Orange Coast is only gaining 262 yards per contest. ·They sometimes have nine or 10 guys withiri three yar~ of the' line of scrimmage.· Workman said "They like to pack it in and come get you "U we're going to be success- ful, we need to move the ball and keep it out of their hands." Dick Freeman said. "They a.re a talented team and we knew this would be no slam dunk " Estabrook stepped up .on the ensuing drive, allowing the Sea Kings to move the ball and chew up the clock. Estabrook carried six tunes for 37 yards and closed out a six rrunute and 20 second drive With a 12-yard TD run up the rmddle. When Corond de! Mar got the ball back, Estabrook burst through a hole in the line and ran 44-yards for a 35-21 Sea Kings' lead. The Chargers bounced back with a 2-yard touchdown run by Ryan Swiuer to cut the lead to sev- en agdlD with 11 :25 remaining in the final quarter. But Estabrook's rushes set up a 32-yard field goal by Danny Gon- zalez, a 17-yard touchdown strike from Alshuler to Hatfield and a 3- yard scoring run by Curt Sumner to put the game out of reach. In all, the Sea Kings held on to the ball for a staggenng 33 min- utes and eight seconds and rushed for 326 yards on 50 carries. ·Dennis (Alshuler) and Granl (Estabrook) did a nuraculous job. Freemnn Sd1d. "The offensive llJle did d gredt 1ob of blocking and they took advantd.ge of it. ·Now it's (Cd.M's playoff bid) all up to a comnultce vote.· ,...,.,.. .... -. OF. THE WEEK •• !':T-!h ..5 ,j CJCt-.11, ,,. .1: 200-ppund sophomore linebacker had 24 tockles al Long Beach, 16 unassistl•cl. Also caused a fuml>le und rccovernd a tumble. -'=Ph 6-fQQt-7, .1 230-pounsJ :;ophomore wide receiver had five catches for 42 yards and a touchdown agclim;t long Beach. •• •• 0 RA N G E C 0 AST l I N 1·u p S O FFENSE D EFENSE No. Plllyer 11 JAAED fuHT 8 KtvlN TOMls 34 J~ BANKS 85 lvAN Mntcn 81 JASON RAUS04 24 CH!us BMwttt 77 STEW BcltNlUR 56 JASON Wt111 71 DAJUM. WILJ.Q 79 JCR£MY V IA 76 DAN MEJmNS Ht. wt.C1. f'os. No. Pbiyer Ht. Wt.a. Pos. 6-.5 200 Fr OB S·7 185 Fr. TB S.11 240 Fr f8 6·7 230 So SB 6"418SSo WR 5·10 165 So WR 6-4 280 So LT 6·2 265 Fr LG 6-4 320 Fr. C 6 2 295 Fr. RG 6-6 345 Fr RT 49 MM0JS ~_,,. f>.1·230So OE 38 Dan Fox 5·10 240 So OT 74 ICENT AHootsoN 6 2 2SO Fr or 60 BRYa SINNUI 6-1 205 Fr OE 13 .IEMMv J£HAN<iUll f>-2 245 So OlB 44 JOHN ROflW 6-3 240 So ILB 32 CJ«ls CLAYTON 5· 11 200 50 OLS 15 EDO!E REHRIO &O 170 Fr. CB· 2 MIOtAEI. JOHNSOH 6-0 185 So CB 10 B09SY .k>HNSON 60 195 Fr, SS 23 TIM SIPOWla 6 0 195 So FS .._,,._. HAGCiERYY.ZVUUS/DAll.Y PllO CdM's Dennis Alshuler takes off for one of everal big ru hes. Score by Qultrters Newport Harbor 9 6 0 0 • 15 Irvine 0 10 11 13 34 First Quarter NH -Safety, Doomey tO<kll'd In end zone, 6 57. NH· Pered1a SS pass from Gorrnan (Bargas ktck.), S 31 S«Ond~mr Irv • !g nash 32 FG. 1°0:34 DIAN~ MULVIH ll I DAILY Al.OT Newport Harbor's Robert Peredia makes a move on lrvtne defender. NH· Stewart S4 run (pas1 ta led). 9 29 Irv · Whitted 79 pal.S tfom Van de Merghel (!gnash k1<k), 8 38 Third Quarter Irv · tgnash 25 F<;. 8 S6 SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 lgnash's 25-yard fie ld goal. With Newport's offense sput- tenng in the third quarter. Irvine took its first lead of the game, 21- 15, With 2:21 left on Sam Pai.k's 1· yard touchdC>Y<TI dive over the top, two plays after a 43-yard pass from Van de Merghel to Brad Beuchat. In the first quarter, after a punt by Newport Harbor's Eddie John- son bounced out of bounds at the lrvme 1, Wise tackled Doomey in the end zone for a safety with 7:02 on the clock, then the Sailors U5ed that momentum on their enswng sencs. After a timeout, and Newport Harbor looking a t third·and-long, Sailor quarterback Steve Gonnan to s.ed . a sc-reen pass to Robert Percdia, who turned the P.lay into a 55-yard touchdown. OScar Gar- oa prang Peredia with a down· field block, then Peredia evaded a STANDINGS Sea View League •1rvine (8·1·1) 4 0 1 • Sanu Margarita (7-J ) l 2 0 @toro (2.;8) • 01f1Ched OF Playoff berth F1 ictay·~ score<, Irvine 34, ~ HAfbor 15 c.orona ct.I Mar 51~ El Toro 28 VVoodbndoe 20, Santa ~tel 12 END Rt-GUI.AR diving Irvine defender, Avi Shanbhag. at the 20 before :reach: mg payd1rt. Irvme kicked n 11c.ld goal earl} m the sc.•cond quartf'f, but the Tar were at it agam, u ing another big play. th1 um Imm juruor ta1l- baC'k An<'lr ' Stewart, who went around tht' 1 fl side on o sweep for a 54-}ard m run down. G-3. 4·b, Irv · Paik 1 run (Wr(ght pan frot'fl Van de M ergheO, 2 21 Fourth Quarter ltv -Ooonlt'y '3 run (pass failed), 1 ll03 Irv· little 13 l).)ss from van d Merghel (lgnash kldl, 2 02 Attendance 3,000 (est mat ed) IPtfDIVIDUAl. RUSHING NH · Stewart,, 15·82. 1 TD; Johnson. 1·14 Pered1a. 9 8, Henriquez. 3-6 Gorman, 1 mmus 10. Irv· Doomey. 27-162. l lO, Paik~ 9-62, I TO INDIVIDUAL PASSING Nt1 ·Gofman.816-1, 102. 1 TO, Johnson, 6-9-0. 37 Irv · Van d Merghef. 9-19 1 211, 2 TO\ INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING NH • Per.d1a, HiO, 1 TO, Clavtoo, 4 34 Jaco~ 3·18. Gawa, 2 33, St<lWart 1·5 Peterson, 1·5. Henrique~ 1-2 trv ·l ittle. 5-91, 1 TO Whitted, 3 '7, 1 TOi Beuchat 1-43 GAME STATISTICS H" First downs 11 RushM·yardage 28 110 .Pa\slng yardage 157 Pamog 14 25 1 Net tetvm yardage• 48 .sackJ-y•udage 1 ·10 Net yardage 305 PunU .8 3 ! "Fumbles·fumbles !Ost I I Flags·net yardage S 31 rime of ~ion 22:01 25 SJ •punt returns. an ~l(m$, fumbl returns . ... C 0 L l ·E .GE S occ WOIDen "' "" win, 71-66 ONTARIO -.-H 0 0 p 5•! Orange Coast ,.• Coll~yp's women's basketll n t~·um defeated tughly regard ,. Soluno m the first rCJund of th~ Cha.lie~· lnvllallonal Frit1dy, sen¢~ mq them m to the -.r>cond rou <l!Jdlfl"t Vt:nturil toda} at 5 The Pirate" (1-0) went into ovl•rtinu> to do 1t bun.ind the scor- ing of Am Sara;dan an (17J. NataliP Weeks ( 1 o) and Le W1ldP. ( l 1 ), ,md were backed up. wtth 14 boards from Weeks a h v1• assists hv Adria Sortino. 04AfftY INVITATIONAL . Orange CoMt 71. SoJano 66 . SOiano M.)rrOW 15 'Wh.!tley 6 Gordon• Omon 7, t un!'t 6 ~ rman 16 Lewis 6, Parris 2, Oark 1 Fou'.ed out: G\fr on Wti tman Orange Coast 'SOrtmo 5, Pe)'ton 6, Tomi nson 7, Sarayd.man '7, Wec!KS 16 Midd:eb<oo. I! 2. W lde 1 l, Lewi$ 2. Moj1a1 ~ Johnson l fouled ovt -none Ha fume Solano, 25-21 Regu\atlOfl 61-61 . Orange Coast S\veep .. ;. c O s T A.~ V Bl .l L t-..tESA Orange . • {·uast College's women' vollt!YJ! ball team swept v1s1hng Riven;1clj away m Qfdnge Empire Conr .... encl' pld} Fndar nlght; Sdilm~ tjl: ,, 15-5, l.5-5; 15-12 victory betuntt the leader:.h1p ot Staci Chn9",., tensen and Suzie Pdckard wbb hu to 9-10, 4.5,.. Rl\ ers1d falls lo 9-6, 6-6 CI F CIF PlA'tOR'S ' • Voll•yball Orv l·AA Qu.mers Tonight. 7. Laguna St'ach at NewPQf't Harbor DIV. IJI A Quarters· Tonight. 7, Corona def Mar at '<ianesha • r.,,n1s Orv t second round· Today Corona del Mar at Redlands; t 0 a m camar1Jlo at NP.Wport Harbor, 11 a m •Water polo Div I ~econd round Tuesday, long , Beach Wil~on at Corona del Mar. 3.1 ~ N ?Wp<>rt Harbor at foothill, 3·15 : DIRECTIONS • Gane~ha North on 57 to 10. Eart on 10, quick right on Fairplex. sc:hodl on right • RfM:llands • Edst on 9 1 to 10 East to Un1ver.rty St Sovth to C trus, west to school •Foothill North on SS to 17th 1n Santa Ana East on 17th to Newport Ave Left lo Dodge, leff to S<hoo SCHEDULE SATUROAY • Football Commun~co~ San Antonio 7 p m •Croll~ H gh school ~ orld g r s Of Pr•lirm at Mt San Amon!O College, Olli IV s (E.rtlmd CcKta Mesa}. 02 .t..m 0111 II (Newport H11rbof) 8 08 a m.; Ori f\I g"b (CsUln<ia, CoS\I M~ Corona clel M_, ) a m., Div 11 boyj (Newport ttarbor). 10 J •m . • luke1!Nll Col "9C! men SOuthcrn Clil fomlll ColleQC at The M ster'1 Toum11111ent Coif~ women SOVttiern tehforrua College dl Citl Poly Po~ loumamcm; vs C11I Poly P<>mona 3:30 ~m Community <ollege men ruo Hondo at Orl!~e Coan. 7 pm Community college WQtllell al Chaff TourNm nt • 5oc(er Commun ty wllege ~n State R1910Mls Ora"91! 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Dfttpla, eda eta.rt BEACH 1069 8 garage/worbhop•/ 'Y • · m ' achoola, w•ll meln, $30CMOOK In 12 mo. FOUND IGUANA ~ ..., ., ; .. Juet •Tel atorage unlta? gar, 1 hM from bey, 1 fem pre, $395 -+-1/2 $345K Jacki• GUii• Rtl .. ,... For. turther lntormetlon, ldeftt. C.wtelJ ..., DHdllne Wed 5pm Contrector Ht up? blk from beach, very utu Ray 949-515'-4783 Ottlce 9"SMl31-8011 Info 949-722-9955 o f San1lago/lrvlne. cell Gaff Pldwt, P'rofect LSoundatloft • * •.. 2bt 2ba condo, upper Caterer? C1othlng d• qui.t, ol.-n 11860/yrty Home 9'4~50 NOTHING DOWN! Call 915-9930 for Info, M•"-81 """"' ffT" ........ PubllelHd Newport OPEN HOUSE level. Sky llghll, frplc. atgn? 1348, ,OOO Bobbi 94MSG-9428. ~rahey anack rout• Found 8ultoa.. ai --..-,.....,., _,, •• 8e1c!K:osta M... n.-OPEN SAT/SUN 12-5 NPB Trl-plex Clo .. to 17t .. & Santa Ana A. Publl1h1d Newport .,_, LJMlnga fer .181 12"2 Rutland Rd *e Cox, Agt MMSM-,1513 3Br tor ..... 1 blk COMMEJtrTlll' bell, drtv• by 115 29th In C.M. Net S52KJyr. '' .,. 8Hch-Cotta M ... Dally PUot Nawmber 14, 1988 D .. dllne Thu,.. 5pm 1100K av Owner from beach, 2 car g11, ~ S495K. 941MJT~120 8hra/Wk. Fr•• In to call to IClentlfy •. Piiot NOY9mber 14, 18, s.114 N SOUTB co·-w/d, l.Jg pvt patio, REAL ESTATE Pavlllon Raaltor 80().2l 5-l071 2 .. 111,. M...S 1.e4tJP 1"8 It pa;.~:~.. (Me) t -9S43 AiU Avall now S2300mo • Beat 81& to own • ·--------- SaM113 In the bnt local •br 3t>a, dbl oar gw. MEnO 1088 • 129 "3td St e49-515-7400 Coke/Frtto/Pepal, local BEAi.TB • AMI e.tat• s.ctlon Bullt In '78. View 1 ' routaa avallabl•. --~~ PUBLIC llOTICI 1....w•-888 ,. •• L Too•v houn from oceanfrt. •3BR 2BA• 2 cer Aot Now 3Br 2.58• BUSINESS omca BUSINESS a $1400 w .. kly prom. nuuo.~~ 3000 uu.ur.• ""'-"' Agt. 94o-e7&-8120 0 lg partdlk gar n.w paint, 2400ef, lg DI'\ ne.-I 'l:!'nl.TllmCE 1.eoo.3~1'-13'1S (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil o::=• LIU RIVERA 411r Upper Newport 2 n etty, end• u~·· yd, gardener Pet °" ~R AG.Au 27 9 .s-.uuu~ Body Toning c ...... 0 MN74-4252 Back BQ area on wd hkUp 2 fen pctk>a '2150· 949-840-7252 N•w and Advanoa c#J ~CEJr ~~ &llNE WIUEY 11,000•f lot. Fam rm POOi. ape. upgraded! iLUl'Fi 3BR 2.!>BA MONEY Fotmuta. 30 day guw . CITY OF NEWPORT "" w/FP, formal IMng & •142,000 Lou Mac Quiet Area 12000/Mo TO LOAR 2914 l -883-73&.()09.4 24hr BfACH ADDING SECTION MN74-4249 dining rm. Don, S~ Aemax (7t") ~159" Barbara Sanregret FAIRWAY APARTMENTS ...... Up to 30 Pounda' 11.22.ooe ANO AMENDINO QUITKEY Oeb... 114'785-0521 Realtor 949-&44-0195 AT BIG CANYON a.ct Credit? 30 day yuarent ... ~~~11£NiNJ 7;~~~3c; i--------iAbancloned •••oh SOUTB ... ilUFI' CONDO* GATED COMMUNITY DY PASHIO:ooi ISl.A~'D N.-ct Metp'? We-V. WWy .. agld't caSI 1" TO CHAPTER 17.22 OF Ha~ llart ~. CORONA. C.ttaae Once In • Spaclou• 3Br View got t he a newera 88&-709-829" 2•hr TITLE 17 OF Tl4E NEW· 17, • ~ N..-DEL-•• 1022 llfetlm• opport\#\lty at LAGUNA 1088 Frplc, nr poot.' IUKlsi (k'IOutllul ltt..'C-Clned c;1rC('1s nn<l goH rnursc you'\le been looking ~ your hMrt. t1I PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL port Beach, Costa -only $349,000 Agent mo (9'49) 848-3050 Vic.~ l'Jl)O) auelJee 1Mi1g In )'"\\UI' l.VRC tor. FOf tut a~• quality caJdum and COD,!!J._ PERTAJNINQ TO M... r..tdent, died 9411>-723-8120 Ooean Vlewal Walk • 1' 2 •'If J BR apanment homci and financial ~ of herb ~ $1 ... 95 CaJl HARDUt'I REQUl.ATIOHS Thurec:tay, aft9r •brief .UYl'RONT• Big Cyn s.r.ne 6 pri to baachl Buy, ..... , LaiitUfi 2 Heme. • IW•'K".ar gara"c min d . C all now. 1..fJ88.717-8511 2~r Sul>jec:t OfdlnanCe ._ ~ lllnNL :zBR; 2BA. frplc, hug4t "br 3.Sba hlghty cue-option or rent! 3 One 3Bt, Ofl9 5Br, 3 • \\~..t1Crldrycr hoolmtlS 1-800-2 ... 2041 ITOdueld on the 28th d'f Mr. Gustk8y, a WOl1d deck. boat atlp avall, tom contemp d .. lgn, Br+ ion. 2cw ga19ge. cer gar. For Sale by • Flr~>t-'"I< e 1'-'"0ocl,. wis1 • .. ••••••• of October, 1198, and na War II apedal• agent t100k dn. OWC Be au po 0 I /a pa. 12200/mo or buy Ownerp I •1 949-e40-631 O ~I • l'llr l'0tlf111lonlns;c "1nanolal woea ...,,_11 edopted on Vie Ith dey of for VI• FBI, WM In the • (SMSI) 721~ Open Hou•• By Appt $345,000. Agt Bobbi -~~LPO•Ta• OP •"•Y • \WI har in :.a nnd .;1 !iH ~ op~o~r ~='• PERSONALS NoYambtr, 19118. china and glue buel-Ooean Vlewoealft.o Cort (71 .. )307·9"88 Cox 949-494-1513 -·· ·I • "' ttm S\~tt.'ln J .. ••••••• •Y•8 COUNCIL -·· for 15 .,...,. ........._ • • -•rdle .. of ---'1t1• .. ~1 ·-,~-..... ···--•Condo~....... ... • ~I G'A> lo 5l.OU5 ·-· ....... ......... , TMOll80N, fore beQlnntng a 17· H..,..._. Acoea• to ..... -.. -Ha...e 38r 3 .ISS.. • Pkll'le~<tllc!\4''1''44~1;; ' h letoryl No '••·1--------"- D•BAY. O'N•IL, r•er Coeta MeTa, Private bMCh .... BR .. br 2ba, remodeled. MOBu.E Ff)\ WOOdflra, garage, Som nnpcl<; reaaon•bl• ret••I SCHOOLS a QL-• --... D •l•ur• World r••I R t ,., d V •cant, fr• ah. B .....,~ walk to beoach-52400. • · • · 1-an-568-8719 u'YOiiiD'Wai.D'i _,, •stat• career In 1965. -~:r Jo! a7'"rtf:.~ Remax NPB Beach o~ 1100 per mo. Call Marci•@ INSntocnoN 3012 NO•I, COUNCIL He and hla wlf•, 759-931 .. /'559-2878pgr John Yoak 840-7"8" 949-494-0215 .......... NON• Delphine, who died In •-..~~-"=""--~ GIANT ... oh HOUM NB ao......,. View N•WPORT CR••T ill LIVE THE TRADITIO DO YOU WANT TO READ l'A8TR .. 7 (714) 374-8e69 AES. #12 Aaa•in' COUNCIL t983, moved to New-VACANT TWNHMa 58r tncludlng eeparat• overlooking bay, :tBr/2ea, s1975/mo. llDlaDla HE)Qaa port Beach, from LOwsaT PRIC•D gum wing and water attrac, 2Br 2Ba. trpfo, 2Br/2Ba, 11825/mo. Aa$TAIN COUNCIL WhMllng, WV In 1950 3BI In COM. Out of view. Better Hurry! patio. Boat allp avail. Immaculate Condition MmaDt llON• with their two chi.. ar•• ••ll•r ••Y• ~9S,OOO Agent 949/ 55+ ~°\th•.&•'· Poot a tennl•. Ovmef/ -•--a -----.... dl'9fl, Earl, Jr .• and a.II H TedQI L.rg 723-8120. A Barg n At II Agent 949-718-2721 The Terrace Apartu1c n ts at G:t ...:....-:...._"'" '._,_ -Jane. 3Br & fam rm, nMda 8eln the opportunity 1..,..,~.,.......,.....~,...------Eat1 Oua1key, Jr., of coametlo work but 1 ~agR IH~~ Buy tnl• 1(or 2Br)1Ba PBNTHOUi• 1br 1b• t~ ./Jr,/&~ , ~r.'? <c6,~ CITYCL.Dtel Sierra Madre, CA. a PRICED 1000'• LESS cean •w doll houae, new pnt/ no p«a, new carp«. Lav ..... M. tl.tdMe former Dally Piiot than la et ••I•. eooo+SQ.Ft 8Br-e9a crpt, lg patio, room to S006. ("'49) 87M175 The ll'llh text la evalt-aportewrlter, ha• $319,000 Mak• Offer! Catm Hm. $2,800,000 expand, ldnt toe, Back Call 7am-11am M·F able tor~ In ttie City cowr9d eporta for the Kol•&Co. A.gt 1·~•4~1 Bay .,..., •17,0001 ..... ----__,.,---... ~ ollloe ol the City ol L.A . Tim .. for 29 tMW1W578 Ha.rttor View........ Bier. SMM7M241 The iummlt baautlfUI .An Exdu~ivc 0 111>ort unit.' for EQUA.L HOUSI OPPORTU Newport 8each, yNn. Mr. Guetkey'e lbr Sba 3 car gar, 3Br SBa lWH S2800I A INl lltalt ~ Publl•h•d Newport daughter, Jan• high upgrad SometMt CEIOTARY LOT/ ~.,,J:..~= Wuterfront Li\'ing on t'W}>OI t Bay ...._., .... , ...... ,., 8each-Colta ..._. Dally McCtMdte, ta• take COSTAll!SA 1024 1~~~11"!.!Gt r•ypt 1225 144-e2oote51.z7etpgr m 1F111 MMs\fltAdt11 • Pict NOYember 14, 1• Zurich, IL achoo! ., ......... _ _.,,..,. ..,... -,,...... ••Kl meta 1 9a1'2 tHcher. Hla de.Ugh* •LIDO 1aL• Brand •Limited a'"nilnbiHh of • C~m , ="Jiii ,\ P<,101 '' •••wse .,., '"'trt" In law, NMCY Yoahl-NEW HOME I! Side CM N.w IBr 5.8Ba. 3o gar SOUTB COAST t1· l & •) b 1 · 1 11111•"'•• 11 ••sc11•l••11•• --.,. -1 h h .. ~ • ... 3br 2 .... _fro buDd tu io..... · ... el room~ " -r:VWMV nvtn. ara, U ,,,_, • "-"'-... .,. m ., 37539 f Reduced to Ill~ h rao nlel. rtu ... T1m.. writ.et for 25 aprox 17eosf Sift cell'• 11 ,_,;, ooo' Biii o RO MBTRO 2181 S1200-$2700/l v. t"ar lt·a~1· • \ \'Hlar1• unto 11 elf" ith AC wall<4 lost' 2 ....... rundy B KER r: ..... Ulelt " ... ................. .._ ....... ne The~ Plf1IOM .. dolo~u: JfT & ENO._ NEERING SERVICES, 10571 ~ AY9., Gardin Gf0\19, CA 12143 Jon1th1n Dinh, 10171 yeara. • n c •· Realtor. tMM7M1et ~foctin1; H1u1m!i, aitieul •rlftl ., • lAter thla month, Mr. cat attac7r; 1285,990 NiWPORT HRIQ"Ti *1u COllDO• p G " .. 1 "' aac• .,e1111•~ Guatkey w111 be bUl1ed 949-.a120 DU•LllX. ••a• •· Lowest Prices 1 .. _.. • rivnte uarll-Gakd rc"Hturont. < orkta1l _,,_ ____ 111..,,.. n.xt 10 hla wtf• In r .._. Vary n~ ref\lrb a..... L II I l" • ..,.,_ ---._ Kingwood. wv. New Otterlnel E'ald• 8TORY ~•R • 1te>44.3.0905 pool/ep8/lennte,gat•d r.otra nce 24-our .1111n~e. · ntf'rtntnn1t•11t U•s unn•tt •II •-' 3BR~.5BA Condo. ••R.i. PP'!_, HI· S700mo 849-721-8772 'e<'urity & Switchlioarcl ~ Ho11111 ~··r\h<' t-ittlt""-'1'''""".,. Cathedral celling•. c•1L ...... " •KR Sell-Buv-List .... '" '111 """. h . · flr•place, walk In ~1 ~·""'''" Owrrn6 ~ almost new. 949-790 eeoe • Privat1• Beach • M~mhl'r hip H1· .. uirc1l ••• '"'"' 111a1111t • "'•' ·, OP•N 8UN 1-e ~-... ..___ ·-------· APARTMBNTS ••el •••• lfttr1~· l• 1~111 23315 Elden ·c· $225K 28R'-'Offic~A POR DNT atflJJJll .,. lfllll~lt •• JoAnn•, RE/MAX. eaan:, cell• Mw.r 1119 ROUSES/ . To scht>dule your pr h :ltt' ho" ing. plf'Ulit• ~all .-1..,.iuay U&b licem· ~.,.., ~ Gtow,C---"-------- ... Thl• bUllMN II con. --------dUCted by: an lndMdual Haw you ltarted doing bullnMa y.rP Vff, 1~ 1991 Jonathan Dinh TlQ etatamenc WU ftted wllh the County Cleft( of Orlnge County on 10t'l/ll 1 .... TTUM Ody P'llOt Nov. 7, 1 ... 21, 21, ,... S.111 On the moye? Sell your extra household items In Classified Conv1nf1nt ClaHlf1ed 142.e17a UJCAI -PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PJMK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel• Crematory asoo Peclfic View Ottw NewPott Bueti 644-2700 PRCE•TIEM · EJ.HHIWAY Morwary * Chapel Cnwnat!Otl , , 0 Broadway CostaMeea Ma-1190 0wr/Agt.SMM42-3812 roof. •M•.OOO CONDOS (94 9) 64 5 c 0()() .. '> <} 01111 tf "Krl111 •at• Clll "uo W'Sl<M 3Br 2ea, 14001, B!ll Grundy RN.ltore POa emU"P • -;) ~ t' l. ;).> 101H1111t 1 •-414 198 f11 lrg comer lot. u 7oK IM9-87Ht81 ~,.,, ••••OA ,,, •'• ott lllt W~ttetta DCartt, e..t Ohr! <>wMr/B4ltl iN 1-sty Hol'ne 3Br •••••••• DIUol"1 "===========w=:w::;;:::w====;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::::;;::!.::ca1::::• HUO:::;;~•=ut~35'1===:. Home (940) ~7818 2.5Ba bonue rm, lg ISIAND 2101 r W011< (71") 1544911 yrd. Owner muat HlllJ~G;:•=:.,.:;9:-;; •• --=:-::=l••••••llill•I FM (71") ~9 ~K Agent 640-1529 ..n~ 2102 Chenftlntl SBr 1 .. ------•II + Fp, hnch doOrS to l~.::1::m=ro::;-;-;:;;-----U'lltftftM'\---1-1---Oo••n Prone ~•r. •mall deck. new pm/ n " ..,& nancv Peo~• With ct.tgner crpt, ehrd W/d, 11300/ llACB 1019 IBACB 1069 furnltu,. to llV• In mo. AQt. 91~ GERRY 8c CHRISTA LONG 640·5_664. 718-2366 PER.f£C1' AND A VU.W Pon Scrtm 411R. 2 ~BA. l-cu ~· rould lie o jWl(W. OuW>m iu !lr(Un"' ~· l.Wly upgµda , v-Kt L.A. U~.000 NtWl'ORT 8PACH·,PNLY J.M9.000~ 2.BR. 21\A 2<111 P:ltf!· ILiwfm (;&mt'"~ GI~ t11mrm1nlry BLOCJ<S"JO OCJ.!AN l>upkl, ~l\IU: \8\•1Ml lRR& 11\A. <aJ Rat 11ru1 ~ ~11-u. btJulntn. l gm1 ~nul• U.9,()00 OC'• ftnaat homu, for, --------a f'rllc1Son Of notmai •-rent. ecMe0-&110 ULIOA ------PDINSVL& 2807 CO RORA DU.JIU STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••••••• fh1 ugal V partmttU QI lht 'nd pcndt'nl U ,pli>astd lo oniaouncr a new \trYkc noi.1 a••tulabk to nt tt bu m t.Ht'\, ffi •·ill nott• F..ARCll th namt fi'r you at no tl.1ra charge, and {Ol 'IOU th tim• and tltt trip to th Ca1u1 llouse m Santa Ana. Thrn, of coMr.\t1 q/t~r tlt uarclt ii rompleud wr •·ill flit ·our f&et1li1>U J buwttu nam tat mtnl with tht CounlJ Cltri, p11blfrlt once a K'tdfor four 11uicb a~ rtquirttl by la., and 11t1n file JOMr proof nf publ1ca1wn wuh 'the Colinty Gltrl. ~least top bJ to.filt your frctUioMS b1Hint 11tattm nl at the Daill• 'PiJOt, JO tt: l.'ay 1 •• Co 14 11 a. l/1n11 "'""""' top b , pfnxst eall us at ( i9) 642-4321 aa ·t will 'makt armngtmtnl fM ou ro ltandl1 th· procajan bJ mail ,. Soturdoy, NO'lember 1.d, 1998 Newpor~ Beach/Costa Mesa D~ily Pilot •----•IMPLOYIDllfT Dll'tO'TMD'J 1111'1.0TllBll"l DIPt01'1111'T •----• COllPV1DS IOta wawron CADILLAC • 9040 JStmJ 5530 5530 1530 5530 JDaCBAlfl)ISB s•a•ca 11a1 llelda --~ v 'NT~LT1> • I fop·p•••h•n r-. h~lll'I • ll«'•llh J\.utat l1tto™'"r • '1<11 ... ,.,. ........ ,,.. .. 1 .... ~ l.t•~ ,, , ... "'l•t!~"' t t .. 1ul11l-.h.1l l11 l'ltl'J 1u11I !!W"tn!: ( <ill for u1•pu1nllll• nl l·hkll:H.H741 ' omcc MGR/ ACCT ' ACTIVITY DllEC TOlt f 'T Mon Fn tor u1m lit> llC\.\ senior hvlll>\ 1.ic 1111> 111 (.d.\1. CROWN COVE FAX resume 949-673-7570. OFFICE ASSISTANT. $7 .00 • $8.50/hr. Clerical. phones errands. Energetic, upbeat office' Must have reliable vehicle. Mon • Thurs aft. flex i hrs (no JOJ 2pm 1• 4/6 pm) Laguna Beach' Nt uel 949·443'·2700 . . The Hyatt Ncw~>rtcr ha.~ great opportunities & b~ncfits available: PBX .. Op<.:rators Accounts Payable Clerk Securitv Officers Banquet Set Up Banquet Servers/Bartenders Admin. A~st .. Sales Asst. Re~taurant Manager Ftont De~k Agent Pk«.sl! Apply m pmon on Monday and '.fwc da) from l·Spm mid Thur~ from 9um· Jpm or call our Jol>linr for uadiriot1al uprnmgs. (949) 759-3075 EEOM!FfDN Ad Assem bler .....,_;;_._J Costa Mcsa/FuJI time C .o •IJ Mt~.i l)-p<:houi.c nl'Cd> dct.111 orrcnrcd, ...crt."<111\C pcoplr ob"tew:d with J< <.Ur.icy w Ix-come p~rt ol ml! .l\l·hu1ldi11g tc::im. You Have: I vt 1r JJ pm<luu1nn •'Xf><'fl•.'n<.c A t.tl"Jfl\(' mind Ah1hl\ to \\urk und( r d.:.1Jhnc prt~urc M.1 .. 1nimJ1 l"Xf><:rrc:ncc Qu .. rlJ<l'rt~'· l'hoto hop, lllu~triltor .i mu,1 :a. Mulu· AJ { re.nor .i plu' We Have: P•rt 11mr l:Oy I IOI\. I 1 m (mYcV.ud ~!Otll l •fC'"<ll be nl'llt> 1 xl-;at,"I.' Orronun11) f.,, .. J,~n<nntnr .~Im rangt' SI 0 : 11 Jq1cnJing on C'Xpcnrntc f'hn1<.a.I anti drug IC$f '"'lUUt'J. ~nd r rn 1tl t11vcr lt11c:r w California Community News Aun \ l :-..1 I> gn C.roup ~up,rv1,or \J!I Wc>t B.1) Sircct < usu ~It • CA 9~6."!7 CCN l 111:a 1:1.1111• Cotta Mesa i~ I.it""' Of/'O"•'••I? '"'"'"' ill •I• ....,m,..,.," J..,~frr '""~'""' r.J 1"1"'" ,,.,.,,.,r1?"'"'' ...... "" .tt•" "'""I. SALES m,mEDIATE OPPORTUNITY! We art seeking highly motivated experienced ADVERTISING SALES prote!SX>nals for fast growing Soothem California oommwuw newspaper chain. · Your strengths· new llCXXJWlt dE!Vek>pment. mamtammg established aa:oums. JX)Sitive customer SE'MC'e ett:tndo Bnd desue to build strong aaverosmg pan.nerShips with clients Mlrumuro 2 years preVlOOS adve!t1Str.g sales expenence WlU1 newspaper industry experience pref en ed. We offer· base salary + OOIDmJSS10n. exc:ellent benefits package mcluchng 401(kl. and a supportlve work enwonment Submit001:er letter.1esume. and salary hlstoly to· Times Comnumitv News 425 W. Broadway, SuJte HOO Glendale, CA 91204 ATTN: Human Resowces Or Fax: (818) 648-8897 W1cn<J1 Bq.d ~~ ~'.t r/$0r.unt»?11 WjtrJ8 arJ ~<DM SCAN OPERATOR Costa Mesa/Full time Cm1;i .\!t"a tvpehou~ n<'C'Js de1.ul·11ri1:nrcJ, crc.&rivc: p<.•1pk ob,c'>.!ttJ with ac:cural y to lx~umc p.m of om \C.mmng Jcpa1lmc:1\I, You Have: I }'<:"1 proclu< ion 01>t-nC"11"· A UC'al1•c: n1md • M•lWk-Jgc nf do1 g~1n, <o~•r u-p;;ra11011t, C~1Yl< & Spot (O~>U \h1l11y tu '"'rk unJcr dcJ<lhnf' r= urc f'hoo~hop 3 0, C<•lor corr"' uon ~nJ Macmto\h nrcntn<c • mull • 'cw print, pre pres•. lilm ~nJ ccilor lhcnrv u ~ phu We Have: l'.vt 11rnc pns111011 on Gwn~J duh 11 :}()pm-6.un Grt~i bt-ndili p.ac~ Oppnmm11y fm lldvanument Sal&ry range ~10 S13 dt1~nd1ng on nJK.n«nu. rhy.KAI and dNg tctl ~w"'°". Ynd ruurn 10d uJvcr lcucr m California Community News Aun <.CN I Doign t .roup '>urcrvuor '.HO Wnt ~) S11rt1 C011a ~ft': 1 ( I\ •)162" CCNI 111;a1:1i111 c 0. t. • •• .A .. £,,IMil'l'fO•'•'•lfpf ... ,1"1'' \11 ,1 • ..., •• ,.,,,JJ••1f"1 .... lpt..., """ ,,,f ..... ,., .. ,..,r,,.,,,.,,, ••• i,,,. ... , .. i • ., ~"'"I Crate •nd Barrel, Am•rlca • • lead Ing hom• furnishing spe- c I a It y retall•r, le actively seeking en- efgetlc, fu11 peopl• to Join us this hOllclay ••aeon. AA • eales or •tock iusoclat•. you can •nJoy: -Col'{lpetlttve salary, •Exciting work environment •Team a1mosph•,. •Flexlbt• scheclul•• ·~ stor• dl1count ~10481-aou (U2064~""'" :<3P~L~~ M>Me, ldeeh, etc UI Ml88IOll Vl9M) ... TMINSTD wAllTIGUSS 4 U• W&llT!D Via UdO Nofld •2• .. CMe)MMll4 . 17'4) Ma.-.0.) AnnlverHry 10°"0" TO IU'f · IOll M"ltl •••llW i8); *II DeYlli• Mint f -. NP8 ~1d Mlllll!!lll••lilii••I ~.lf:'l ~r.e 1'9M· P-..M ~ JMUAI'"' • 1105 312 NtlWJ)Ort BNd. '•uv ALL PIMOe •IU 18, archll90t ~!d~ A~~~--------· . ;.. -~ I\ I HI I .\ \ I / 11 /\ (I (I ( /) ! 6uy Outright Estate Sales Conductedi Ar1ttq1tt1 40~ • in Newport Beach 714.673.6223 Ant1que1.qu.1. tumltur• ~d w/eooeM, W. llCOMM>rl•• In exCMS '90 x.18 COIWt 1pc or hOUMM CUh 1ov• av-• 10.1&yr1. Of 19000 worth 1,,. (90 ... 177)t19,e9e paid (7t4) 915NU33 hug• car •P .. k•ra, c ludln'g rear eplllre •AU•R .IAOUAR LGaTral woo den c omputer ....,1d tt1mm.O UN Stnl ('71•)953-4800 n a.t tabl•, brand new ••er· •-~I al f '.-.... W • n t • d r o r clH ul ment brand und., n .. ,,...,ry •ea M• 8*t 40 · C hrl •tma•. Call MW :!nf car bumP'f warrentry low ,mll••· (93-4172)t1e,ees M• 844 9828 houHhold lt•m•, ml•o OHth Fore•• S al• aAURR .IAQUAR Old Coln• Gold Sltver artlcl••· From Jamb<>-124,900. S4IMM+-3895 (714)963-4800 Franklin Mint •. Sterling r••· right on EHt 94 c;oncour1 Oevlll• '93 JC.le VP 4D Old watch .. & ~lry Bluff, not th• n...i, Cu1t top, 28~ ml, (93 ... 174)•ao,etts WMtoout Coln M2-9448 tak• tht 1acond Vlata (272032) $22,888 8AUl!ft .l~OUAR R•CORD8/TOP • Del Oro on tl\lrd atop L•xu• 01' (714)953-4800 J azz Rae Soul Rock elgn tum right 1180 Wll•TMIMSTWR •93 XJ• 161< ml, color Etc .. : 80'• 'a. eo·i Mlk• Vista CaUdalo on l•ft. (714) 882-8908 champagn•, sunroof, PETS• ANIMALS .... 7908 Multl:p;m/iat .. 12 8 dlec c/d, · lmmac,. o .. 1gn., ctotha/eho .. CBBVJtOL!T 9045 $23,900. 949-MO-n06 M/F, one equip, aota. ~e3 x.JS c-ao ~10 Vl•t• .... ,.. -TM Bluffe •a1 Ceprloe va, euto, (D3-4171)t20,ees No -rty blrde air, new t\,.a, 60tt ml, 8AU8R .IAQUAR (71 4)953-4800 6049 Pleas• call for mo,. WANTED Information or etop by ,_..;;..;;;=..;;.;;..;;~=:::;;..-1 :uc:.r:~lete an ap-ANTIQUES alohon l'rlee 12 SAT & SUN M 1 owner, xtra cl .. n '84 xJi 8dct 40 wMke, adorable, half 1121 B•rk1hlr• L.n. Sf400 1MSMM2.a189. ~94-4HS9).23,890 potty trained, muat W••t Cllff/Oov•r 'M SuburlNln AU•R "AOUAR · Crate&.Barrel South Co11t Plazi CottaM ... (714)957·1800 SALl!S ASSOCIATE BIO CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Immediate PT opening at NB golf pro ehop, for person with retall ••••• exp, Wiii b• wortclng Tuea, Thur & Sat. Fax resume to Older Style furniture PIANOS & Collectibles •At ., ... ·~ •Stref'Ht •/!t.' , • }fl •f"""1.f• $$ CASH PAID $$ .,.. ,..C• cw .,...._,, • ..,.,,... WE BUY ESTATES eell. $500. 769-4878 ShO,.•. Furn, cJothH, snwrado, bronze, 3/4 .. Gorgeoue pedlgr••cl and mor•llll ton, 4x4, 8.2 d.is•I, (714)953-4800 Oclcat ktttena $2()(). bank• turbo, CC, 'M XJS oonvt ao 300. 64&-&473/e31-2111 •••••••••I tran1. cool.,, Michelin (94-3973)t3e,ees llrH, 1ultabl• tor aAU•R .IAOUAR Lab/Aldte mix FrM to TUNSPOITAnOR wort<, hunting. crou (714 9~ lovtng hom•. Super •••••••••I country, towing, '85 x.IS V12 Convt tr1•ndty, ®-n't Mrdty $7,200 949-e44-1342 (95-3985 ).39,99,r· bartc 94~1-1390. -------7-0-1-1•1·93 810 Blazer 4dr, 4x4, 9AUl!R .IAOUAA BOATS Tahoe pkg, new ti,.•, · (714)95~ f iillill~-iiiii!iliil•••I r •c•nt •mog/llc' d l---------6059 .OONA1'•• YOUR $9000. 941M4&6732 REP •BOAT• '95 Tahoe 4x4 2clr whit/ , ... l•iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to your Favorite natural tthr, 27kml ------~- PIANOS• ORGANS OH Balclwln , Baby Ghartty 941MS75-7110 fl.Illy loaded 125,500 '92 Wr•neler 4X4 Grand, Ebony polleh. oeo. 949-073-0901 $500 d'Own uaum• LL 6 vra old, >dnt cond. $0980 at t 193 a otG 957·8133ca'Pll Sighed by Richard MARIN! SUPS 'II Lumlna Cf! month. Prtvat• party. Salee ~ Carp•nter $391J5. J>OaS 7022 Sedan, ext warr~. 949-873"'°411 COMl!·OROW SOUTH cgAsT (949) 673-4490 1,830 ml, full pwr, 3.8 ...... J .. p c .. -.. WITH USI AUCTI N L. ve Joan can b• .. .--ro .... 84SMl44 4198 Expanding retail acl· _..-;;.:...;;::;..=;.;:;.;::;.;..;--1 •·--------TH• PRRl'l!CT 8LIP tran1t~rrecl, tak• It 8 ·cyl, a uto tran•, ale, venl1lng department 2202 So. Main St. SPORTING UP TO 60 FT. QRE!AT home for $2,834.98 at•reo/ca... $9200. aeeka a self moUvated . Santa Ana. CA 92707 GOODS 6065 LOC. ON BALBOA ~c. This offer good (949} 494-9549 account executive to ~...-" PENINSULA. AGENT un111 11/15/98. 2104i--------- eell, cavelop and ,.,. 1-800-247·8209 Nattonal Av•. CM. call LAND ROVER 9113 vice new t>usln•H New BOwnEX Bob at 949-548-85921'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W• prefer a candidate -gn •'JUC.!J •v•t•m. t899.00 ~~. , --------'94 R•nge Rover and special section•. eJJ .! Strength tr•lnlng ,. K.nn!Dr RV'S 1• to have a minimum of oft~ir...:; 31o-441·972S t'JUULERS 8014 DODGB 9085 LWB bla ck/aable, 1 Y••r print ad· 71td Immaculate condition vertlstng •xperlence. B 23, T,..,.I Trafler ,87.DODOB Colt chrome whls, CO, Excellent communlc.t-uy •Sell GARAGE SALES Wllcl•m•H Cimarron Mlt•ub lmpon, auto, •unroof, loaded. tlon •kllls . Ability to by Fleetwooct. Self· AC, run• & look• $21·,500 949-225-1817 set goals and mak• M I Anti 1 K 1 "'""'/ profHSlonal preseni..-I ar ne ques contn'd, H20, pro-good 83 m . ''""""' ·--------- lions In 8 fa.st paced •Seafaring pen•. •hwr, hold'g OBO, T14-91 ~ LEXtJS 9115 and cletall ortonted en-Collectibles BALBOA tank•, grHt condl ~----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim vfronment •Nautlcaf Decor ISLAND &106 !!;:::,~· ~~~.."':~ PORD 9075 '93 o• 300 Xlnt t>enefit package, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii appr•clate. $5,200. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8 cyt. auto, A/C, lttv fnClucllng 401k. Drug OPEN I' Int full power I l PR8•"'1 B FRI 2-"'PM (949) 844-1342 •-...... r Ct·•b ' • cc, screening ph)"• cal ,.. Fri, Sat, Sun: 1 1 .5 -....., wv ·-.. snrf tln1•cl alloy whls quired. EOE. ,611 • ...,.H, Sun·et ecM. SAT 8-2PM. Clothes, , Wagon, xlnt, 15 pau, s21 '995 N' --.. amtchl Resumes via fax: At· ' F'-• " llnena, hous•hold, off· (A33848) $15,996 ' · '""'' tentlon, Lynn Eaola 1upp, book•, LP'•· *\UAN~ Coet• .... •ound •ye1•m, 12 CD 714-85<>-4802 or mall· tapee, lot• of Jewelry, ·fll\ ·l &llJll Llnooln-Merou~ •tereo/caH, gold pkg Time• Community --etc. 122 Agate.lo alley (714) 84().H30 PP •••·223·2722 News, 330 West Bay '98 RANGER •es llS 3 oo C5'!~!2''e""7Coata M•H. APPLIANCES. 6011 CORONA •Motor Homes XL T. au per cab, (~\~!&h)t blu:f.v2g ,. • " (A049H) ($15,998) L l!:XUS .... Sent • P hoto Mgmt ADMIRAL Rl!FIUQ l::D~BL~iiMARiiiiiiiiiii6ii1ii2ii2 • Travel trailers Co•t• .... MISSION VU!.10 Casht•r Greeter, •tc runt ,.0 d 18ct 1• Llnooln Merourr (M9)394-oeM Create Holiday Magic! h It ., o ' $ 8 0 • a UN 8 ·1 2 • 4 80 1 •Stft Wflaat5 714-S40-6830 •es SC 300 1-800-229-7147111311/137 w lM:)7 21.aa7 s . W•Yn• Rd. Fr•nch ~,-'88 TAURUa S• Cae h m • r•/lvo ry, antlq •xq elelgh b•cl 24V, allto, load•d, (03"522) .... 1 "'•1 S.cretary f'•ro lnt'a Whlrpool alcl•by .. lde Fin• a-t palntlnga & (188423) $18.698 "" LDUS-.... aeeka detall i>«•on refrlg, 20 cubic n. Ilk• repf'oduetlons, misc. BEACH Ri\n~ Coeta M... MISSION VJll.JO with typing, Word, n•w, $450. Brand new ,y \)' Unoolrt-Mero Excel, AcceH ancl E· Micro $75. 873-7'1&'_C_O_S_T_A ____ r_11_6_1_2_41 C714) 940-..";! _(849)384 oeM malt sklll• For Import/ ' ~ {714} 895 7510 •es ac 300 Export. Sencl R .. um•l----------liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 97 MUSTANQ Rally red/tVOIY tt.tu to 1400.0ualt St #210 FU'RNITU1tB 6014 .. 12pm Sat 11/14 •••••lllli• AC, pw/pcll, Ult, (020231) $25,9n NS, CA 92680 or lax blk .. & parts, 3 Wh .. I (208477) $12,907 LDUS 94._251·'t081 blk•, camp etov•, LI C.:-.::::-· MISSION Vl&IO Sect' to h 5 pc Pecan Bdrm S•t, booic., cotth ... fl.lm,l••••lil••••l . 7~~l•ILH:""o (949)384 0894 Y &navt9r P on• Blk & glu• din rm ••t 1tereo, TV &. mtac. AT11"1"0MOBILES ---•-•....;.-_•..;;"""--.;..;;."'.;.._;;;...._f 'ff KS 300 In own hom• for .co,,. e chra, matching 180 Coat• M••• ·"'.a 97 MUSTANG COBRA stNctton co.'Top pay. enter. ctr., 81k Panther •t. no--.. 1 .. l•••••••••I .. 8 Caehrner•/lvory , (949) 760-6091 ._., "B , lth r, CO , (138854) $24,744 coffH tat>I• aquarium, Holld•W Boutique (183048) $22,907 · Ll!:XU8 **Art Sain** wo, trig, metal cleak, HarbOr M... AUDI 9025 Coete .... M18810N vuuo If you hav• art salH. ladder. 714-4'4-2422 Lion• Club Llnootn .. roa~ (849)394 0894 & cuetom framtnn c1.. .., 10-4 714-e4CMMl~O 'M •• .. -• H '94 Conv gre•n/tan -tlgn •xp, are frt•ndly MERCHANDISE Eet&ncla lgh School lthr, 4SI< ml, werr. mint '83 D.PLOR•" 4X4 Full opt, L•x c•rt & enthusiastic CM condition, .n pwr, 10 47K ml, mint, wM, (142542) $28,087 Gall•ry ts looklng tor MISC. 6015 BUNTJNGTON dl•c C /D, al.,m (C81891) SHU50 LECUS you. 20hra + wknde. $23,000. 94~58 LllXU8 Ofl MISSION VllUO ~~. &49'-648-8628, or Ju•t Or••• Firewood BEACH 6140 .~:,T=r!!!!', (849)384-0884 ...., &48-8G03 Tu-Sat. Avoid th• ru1hl Order --'97 •• 300 PfT HOST(B8S) . nowt $135 •cord, $75 •UT 7•2 &00. BMW 8030 'M T·iUiD Ot Whlt•/g,.y, tun opt FOOD SE""'"' 1/2 cord. D•llver•d 305 California St. Lthr, AB.S, mnrf, (039815) '28,987 E>eperl•nce pret.,ed, frM to your clrlVeway. ClothH Mgf CloH '92 · 8215 Tourl"9 (3P0{104) 181~~ LllXU8 evening•. Phone for 7 14-88S.1~2 Outl Men• & Wom•n•, Wagon white/black, ERi "" MIS810N Vlll.IO appolntm•nt b•tween Stunnln .. Weddln.. turn, •lectronlce, dual eunroofs, chron\9 (~:)~J:.::, (948)3840884 11·2. M944&o7944 Dr••• .•a •tln Whit; houHhold mor•I whls, n•w brak•a/ '92 LS 400 0 ..,. __ ... t I r • • • S 1 I , o O o CO, chrom•, moonrf, •••v•....., by Monique 949-225-1817 BONDA 9085 (:aJF518) S19,960 EMPLODU!NT Lhullll•r. S..n S•pt 98 NEWPORT 'M 3281• Cpe ao LUU• OP SE oVICES 5533 MMod•rn Brlcl• end BEACH 6189 (9°4 °"1 .. 5).23.eee WESTlllNSTIUt &\ arih• Stew•"-IMng • u .. o' '82 ACCORD 5SP (7 14) na-49CM) •••••••• meg. Perfect condition A • JA UAR h t ht.ck rt cond ' SI%• 8, br••thtaklngly *SAMPLE SALE* {71 .. )~ a c g ·• i---------el•gant and elmpl• SAT ~2PM ••• iilW s1iii CPI orgln owner, 52900 ... .,,,.A with cornp•nlon 1818 LH ward Ln. 2D'Red/tan co loaded oeo. C714 > 546-4e2& ~ 9125 pure•. V•reatlle to uM MENS AND LADIES (C19538) $20,995 '84 Honcle Ctwlo tor any gala ev•nt. Appar•I. Polo/Ralph eoete .... S 1pd, am-rm .ier.o, PurchaHd at Mon L&Ur•n, t<ahala, golf• LlnOo~ canette. $1000 obo 1'mle. Priced at $1000. wMr, IOCks, dre .... •, (714) ~ M .. 7aooeail ------- 'e7MIATA "M"Ecllt, loadedl ('729625) Lib ..... Pleaa• be awar• that th• llatlnge In Ulla e«t· egory mey requlr• you to call a 900 number In which ther• Is a charge per minute. 949-718-0517 sl')OrUw•ar, etcl '87 Hatohbltok Auto, LllXUS MISSIONV111.10 ( .... )38409M --------·--------2 l'•ntllW •••• 1900/ CAD"T•c 9040 AC, Nn• vwy well, .,....,..,,. __ NT 1905 HIQhland, near &w.n good tlrH, nHd• ~&.Vuu.-. COLLECTIBLES lrvtne/20th St., Satur-••••••••I .,.int deafer tr.d• 191---------WANTED SS3S 6017 day a-12. l!lrua head-'M o.vra .. Mn 40 s 1isoo. t•av ca. s1200 c board, oal< dining l:"°"ot1 )•a1,eee 94~287 lrvln• rassill•d Is ..... CONVENIENT -------- Loving Swedish nurae Dept ee Dlokene good cook, driver. By Vlll•O• • PfeHzerat th• hour or 24hr. China • 8pode Good local refa 12yr ChrlatMae C'1'9ta1 exp. (949) &4&-3735 941MJ15.()874 tat>I•, •ntlqu .. , bar· AU•R JAGUAR •97 ACCORD EX 4d whether you're buy· atoole, bll< .. , lamps & (714)9~ Full pwr, V8, llhr ing, sellin g, or ~ust o th• r furn It u r • • _ _.......;...._.... __ .....,,__, cloth•• houHhold To ptac. an ad In (006311) S19,987 fooklng, classillad as utt lam .. c1 ... 1t1ed UIXU• whal you nHdl •t•ndPnwo:.O:;.'o:'.-r Call 942.aeTe. •••••ON Vl•JO ClASSIFll?D ~~1~•:•~8~,~~·~4~0984~~-L~~1e:•~2~.5~e~7~e~'..:.:... ' e . • CALL 642-5678 . .. . -.. . . --'•*V .... - Newport' Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot · • ._..__..}_..,~s=ri'~z-H_ ----_I ~;:~s GOREN -t with OMAR SHARIF ACROSS S.-~e r1gg00 and TANNAH HINSCH 1 Farmer's 51 Athlelo's PHEVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED concern ace sory r.,.-....,._,~~at) 152 1a !9!?9 1 irtY' er· -==·--....,....,_.... """" .. -...~~ ....... ~-~--- \\ L1' KL\' UIUUGE CJ ·~ 1.c Moond scr6e<1 hefpa 15 Kayalfs cousin 65 Hawa1tan fea!>I 16 Slo1ll'1 cou'in 68 Ra1ah's'w1fe ' 17 Director Kazan 67 SPoQky Ht Eiitremety 68 UMs ol work 19 Prunes 69 Adam's tlOfl (brancllel) 70 Malls 20 Group of boats 71 Can provmce 22 Healthy 24 Roope qly. 25 Out-ol·dale 27 Says "yes" to an lnvjtation 31 Food conooissour 35 Wed 36 OulCh treat? 38 Story 39 -out use lhrJltily 40 Sharp 41 Leoient C2 Electronic reminder 44Combresd 45 Grtek letter 47 Headache remedy 49Malaa 51 lnatea _53 Sandwich meat DOWN 1 Restau1an1 hotshot 2 Stream 3 Miscellany 4 Serving d•sh 5 Mold 8 Phone 7 Lillo bor beet 8 Pro 9' Ofeadfut • 10 -and Sullivan t 1 -Ben Adtlem .12 FaClll features 13 Helper 1bb1 21 Early Cosby show 23 Buclltiyes' sch 26 Playing rM1bles 27 Mocroscopoc : anunal 28 Bake-sale Items 29 Molle like a so Stages baby 52 Fleeced 30 Moloont 54 Fic11onal 32 Guys ptantahon 33 Gladden 55 Sw1lt horse 34 Alamo site 56 P1tchf01k part 37 Grayish bioWJl 68 Oklarloma aty 40 Beehives 59-.Emanauon 43 Braid 60 l s a shrew 45 Pond dentZOIJ 6 I From dawn •6 Bongs down ti lo - i>eo 6-1 Satoslattoty 48 Calll8r, actually grade ~""!';!"-,.,...~----10 11 '2 13 14 Q I • B\1111 vuln\.'.rnhlc, 11~ Suuth )OU hulJ, • • CJ 'HI 5 .l c:1 7 ·' 0 IO 7 5'2 • A 11 ·1 he h1,ldrng h.i., /itc ~ cctktl WESI' NORI! Fl\S'I SOlf1 H 1 O Dbl P1t\~ I • 20 Pu'~ Pu" '! Wh,11 il1.: 1toli Ju )~'u taJ..c' Q 2 • Ndthcr Htlncrnhlc_.a, S1iu1h )OU hold ' • 7 J v K 10 6 I.> A II 6 f> CJ CJ 7 6 2 'Ilic h1JcJ111g h.1, p1 oc1;ccJcJ· WFSr 1'0Rlll 1-:ASJ' SOU'lll I• l:"fl Pa~ 7 What action Jo )1•u take! Q 3 -(foth vulncrnhlc, ac, South y(lu hulJ • ti.6 ti.10643 o A6J • KIJ4 Ille h1JJ111!l h.1c, prn1.cuh:J. Wf~l NOR IH .. \'ii' SOlrlll I• 21:7 Pil'-~ ? What do you bid nov. ' 'Die tl1d\lin~ h,1 rllJ1.tC1kJ SOUi It W K'i ~OR l1I EAC.,I' .~.c::! • I • l'u~~ P;iu Wh.tt do ) nu li1J nhw 1 Q 5 ·Both vulm:1,1hk. ,1\ South you hold; • •A K J '1 f:J .\ (j ~ o CJ 7 • K CJ J 10 'J 111: h1Jdtn~ h:t' pr1Xl'1,.>tlccl. SOLflll \H:..'ff M>l<lll t:A'J I • t'a'~ I o 1'.1~> 7 Wh.11 Jll you hu.I now ' . CJ f1 • Both \11lneroole. i; ~Ol.llh )'OU holJ • K Q CJ 6 V K IU fl 0 AK(} 7 J • 14 I he hod ltng "·" rr d~d \\tSI MHU I I \SJ SOU111 I Pu<.~ I• ? What·3.:1ton Jo you take! . JO!ICEDES 9130 SATVJUf 1190 '82 :IOOTD n - N-brake•, rKeOt ~. 6•P am-fm st~. · aetYlce, flfVer/bhJe In · c a a a , I e I I 5 o b o color. run• great, · 94M37·1 173 lit,250. IMSMS31~257 --------• ••• ~OOTD T""'° TOYOTA 1210 )If aeon~3K~11111 .... 1111111111111n ml, run• & drive great,l $7600. IMM31-0267 '99. 4"UN••R .... •8i eee>SeL v-a, auto, low ml, auto, morel e./c, ttnr Int, tun P'tV". <3M~~4i~l1l#r•90 am/Tm atereo, cc, cu-WES1'1111M8T•R Ht1•, •nrf, 140kml, ('714) 02 .. 909 1 OW1'19r 94g..&IM.1988 --------• 194 hna 'Sdn 40 •e• AVALON XL. (84_..144>•a•,••• 23kml, AT, white, . 9AUBR JAGUAR (3ALTt:rlua :~1 ,550 (714)953-4800 WSSTMIN8T ... 83 BENZ 180E Auto, ('714) 892-eeoe AC, lthr Inter, full pwr, 'M 4 RUNNBft 8R8 PS, PB, PW, am-fm V6, fully equip, clean, cua, aunrf, tint gl. (015409) • $24,987 $12,500. 714-848-2604 , Ll!>CUS l93 190E 2.e MISSION VILIO Low ml, chrorM whit • (949)384 09&4 (3Ell.f.:lt $17,'Tn' •97 CAMRY LB US 01' I wmSTMINSTl!'R 24K ml, I ke new, (714) 892-eeoe) (3TOT518) $18,950 LUUSOI' WESTMINSTBR MIRCURY 9135 (714) 892..e908 '98 SABLE as TIUUMPB 9215 Loaded, am-fm cu•. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml (024895) $8.995 CoataM .. a Unooln-Meroury (714) MO-S930 '97 Mountmln••r 40 '89 TR3 off frame, compl.t• reatorauon, white In color. lmmac. $18,800. 94G-&40-7708 CD, prem aound, ABS VO O (J12529) •21,e97 LV 9230 ---------Q 4 Nellhl'f \Ul11cr:iblc, J ' s .. uth )OU hPllJ Ltam to he a be tier bridgt _pla)'· er! Subo;cribe no" to the Gotto Dri<lgt Lttter b) colling (800) 788· 1225 for information. Or ~rite to: Llnooln-MeroufY Goren llridge Lttter, P.O. Dox (714) 84CMSUO Coate Me- '87 W99on 740 QL auto, exoeptlonal oond, lthr 185k, ssooo 84D-723-4833 •K 1:7 AK8762 0 6 •AQI076 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60<.!fO. •--,-9-8-MYS--T-IQ_U_E_ When you're tuned into classified you're tuned into your c:ommunity. Dail 'Pilot l'ttll\1'11•1111/\f ll~ Ml'-' SELL YOUR USED VEHICLE THROUGH CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 HOME,· flEALTR AND BUSINESS ---· ERVICE Loaded, auto, AC, (8411152) ($12,488) Coat.Me .. Lincoln Mercury 714-84()..8930 VOWWAGEN 9235 '89 .lette QL Low mt, •--------• 4 door, 15 epd, /VC, NISSAN 91 SO new Urea -& bt'akea, '94 MAXIMA SE Lo ml hhr, (503861) $13,330 Ll[)(US OF Wl!STMINSTEft (714) 892-eoc>e PLYMOUTH 9165 'M VOYAQl!R LE Loaded, 7 Pua, ABS, amog cert, orig owner, good cond $3200 94 ... 722·7841 '98 NRW ae•TLR Blue, auto, loaded, $18,495 948-e42·9333 ******* '98 VW BEETLE Sp9rte pkg1 .pw, (002305) ~19,887 Ll!XUS MISSION Vl•JO (949)384-08&4 (179187) $10,994, _______ _ CoataMe .. Llnooln-Mercuty (714) 840-6830 PORSQIE 9175 '84 911 Carrent Cherry r•d/tan Int, CID, xlnt, $1 K down a11ume $14,000, pp 949 973-0411 Soll your unwanted Items the easy way! To place your . 1 classified ad call 042·5678. Get to the basle ABC's Attic, basement~ and closet then get some cash. 842·5&78 .. Saturday, Ncvcmber 14, 1998 BJ:. Plug Into th'e Closs if ied section to find services from electricians and plumbers to landscapers & pointers . Dail ~Pilo .,.. y ,.,,. -----•I CARPET CONCRETE a ELECTRICAL 3610 BANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS IANDSCAtB a . PAINTING SERVICE CLIWflNG 3515 MASONRY 3557 BOMB 3751 IAWN CARE 3808 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SLIPCOVERS 3IZ2 --------DIRECTORY P•T•RKIN Elecirlc CARPENTRY .-------11 Pro C•-t Cleanerl Brick Block Slone Tiie FAST/BIG SAVINGS$ ALL KlNDSI Cabinet• Lawn Servto.. 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MS-0704 ELECTRICAL 31 0 , •mall .lob KXP&RT GUTTERS 3683 Dunoen ••eoblo ~QUlclc Aeeponae Service/Remodel• Ught ftJdUt'e repair L#2 75870 e.0.704JI •Gutter CIMnlnt• ''" eatfmaitea. -(M9)e4..0~aa II.ANDY MAN 3710 't 11 1'""" ("''·RI. t '111\ I T' ~-· MARTIN OPTICAL R1·.1d · •11-:.1,,.,.,t'' f'. ~ l' . , ,~ $2.95, $3.95-$6.50 Sun•Daywear Nightwear Every Sat/Sun •B160/0C Mk1p!c 548-6211 FOUNTAIN SALE HOME Ir GARDEN DECOR 30010 OFF FLOOR SAMPLES 522 W. 19TH • CM -----·- ~11111/~ I•• ,.,.,/ 5;frlel:lm I'm nrttn1MhllV-Htmoi1 54&5801/NI MOVING 3834 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public Utfl .. tlea Commlaalon RE· QUIRES that all UMd houaehold good• mover• print their P.U,C. Cal T number; llmoa and chautfeura print th.Cr T.C.P. num· bar In all adVertl•• mente. If you have a queatlon aboUt the le- gallty of a mover, limo or chauffeur. call: Pub!lc UtHhles Cor1\ml .. IOn 714-658-4151 ALLIANCE MOVERl 1· PADmlfG 21\'n au.lltJ '""ti"' TOUCHUPS, TOO 24 Hl9. Richard Sinor Uc1'280644 G51·1882 CHUNQ'8 PAINTING 24Yra Exp.Qrt Prlcel Guar Wor11-Free Eat Uctfl375&02 538·1534 RAINBOW Clrote llatnt • P&Jntlng-lnL'Ert Ho\111 Apt Quality Job. FrH fft L#589897 a ... aaa Quel~ C•re 20 )'•ata Fair prlcee/lnt·Ext palnVlocaJ refs. NB Area.Ron 845-2417 R081RT ISBELL CO. ii!TK~•iiLiiiiiOCALiiiiii!iiii!iP~LUiiiM~S~ER~ .. James f: Bangert Co.• Pipe locating alab lk dttec: Fnendly Svc, Ina o Lil532981 876-e304 P~I•• Plumblft9 Repairs & Remodels FrH Es\lmatea LIU7398 .... 1090 &apert Drain CIMftJne & Plumbing Repaif'a 20yra exp. Alt work iguat. St•ve ....,. ... Int/ext-Smell Job• OK Oecorellve Painting s:::.... __ ._ _ _..IUI CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Lut43so •..e~ooe miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili 71•.a•~H2•Pager ROOFING 3910 ' ==--:----:--lliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 • Q UPHOLSftltY PET 11nc:e ·ea cuat. SEIVICES 3870 ~ ~g::>.;,. ":. llet 81tter/DOt Walliw ~ WALL Dallyf()-.;emlaht "'-"•· All r of"--L *' D.a..l cofl"D'DftJ_ GS R•f• avt. Ue'l"d/Bonded 1'!" '"""0 .. ~i-n • ~· ~ .. 71~s.aeTO '54io769 3932 PLAS1'l!Jt UPADt ORCO PLUMBING (I DRAIN CLE.AMINO . '7 -D~YSl\\UK r. (..iliun °*9unl AHORO A O l E HOOf ING & Rf PAIR Fnt f.st.JSeNlr Disc. M types of roofs n4-433-os20 I I Stripping, dtyWall r~alr Texture, paint t°'!Ch up. Smail toba Ok. Bob (T14) l4(M3 Ttt.Strtpper Sl)echlt~lng In Wallpaper Removal l..6881241 MS.I0~7 W• oate 8h0ut<1 ttang tog.in.. Str1p, all, aovtc4t to U\e ~· .... ~ 931 .. 11, Until the unveiling of tht• Acura NSX, the cerm "txotit: car" mc;ant an .iwkwarJ interior l.lyout, qucscionablc reliability anJ pcrforman~e limit~ achil'V.1blc onlr within the clink.11 (.onfinc:.\ of the test rra .. k. f'lw NSX however, bcgm life on i dean h~r of paper, in an environment free of pt\'Concdvcd ideas. thing tet:hnologic.' p.roH:n on the racetrack, with 4 inpur from s~mc of the worlJ'5 mMt tcnuwned r:.c'111~ dr•ver , OU( engineers cre-.mJ a car of.breuhualcing pCrfurmanc.c . .ind rc,ponsc. At the same time, inno,<mvc thinking cndured a prcviou ly unht"ard~of )('vcl of ports-car refinement. fhu~. from 11 hand·buih aluminum body to its luxurious cockpit lo iH 290 horsepower. douhlc•ovcrht'ad-cam, vnwquippcd. 3.2-lircr v. (j engine, the: Acur-a NSX DOl o~ly rewrites tht• rules of c;o1k·car de: igri. it run~ in a class all its own. @AC:URA SOUTH COAST ACURA 2925 HARBOR BLVD _ _ ... _ .. ...,...· --~.._:,I: COSTA MES , CK92626 (714) 979-2500 • •.JJ/ plu T&lX: ADJ R 'Slllt.ral S5J.719501btal mo 'paym nt Sf..45 J3 7btol payments of 123,23188 • fOlol lmtwl pa)ment tJ SU "'' Offer CfldJ 4 houn ofter pub/I utmn IS'/mrlc over 5.0QQ mtlr.Jlyr -... ---·--r--"\ Come Visit Our Co111mercial Cor,n~s ~--r.3!11"""~:Wf ABJ~~· (949) ALLEN s82-0800 ·-01.DSMOBllE CADOJAC GMC TRUCK OUr FamiJy Semng Your Family, Since 1947! 1 sold r.nY .ca-r f o-r - --....._ ----- ------0 YES, SELL MY CAR Name City Zip , Credit card Number Year, __ _ Meke----Model __ ...__ ' .. .. . .. # • . . ,. . . .. ... .. . . . .. . .. ,., ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot • 3.BL V6 • Tilt Cruise • Power Windows/Locks • Auto • Air Conditioning I '9B E~pe~ition YOUR CHOICE 4x2 or4x4 WC446 51 or WC20415 • 3rd Row Seat • Leather Interior • Dual A/C • Pow~r Windows/Locks • CD Player INCLUDES 5400 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE • AM/FM Cassette Spoiler • Alloys Cruise ltm1JO£S S500 REBA ~ ~00 CO foE GRAD REBATE 1 only XA36820 INCLUDES S400 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE .l only W168842 Contour -150 Super Cab • Alloys • Premium Sound System • AM/FM Cossette • Spoiler • Arloys Cruise INCLUDES S400 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE 1 only W12313S • XLT Trim Pkg.. Air Conditioning • Power Windows/Locks Auto • V6 INCLUDES 5400 COUEGE GRAD REBATE 2 lo choose WB48S42, WB48606 BExplorer XLT Trim • Auto INQUDES S400 COLllGE GRAD REBATE 3 I• tho°" Wl471S1, WH1'36, WleltOS "tinot - Sa/1dlon·" CLUDES $400 COLllG£ GW> RESATE 2 to <hoose WC14446, WCl8946 I TaurusLX • Automatic • Air Conditioning I CLUDES S400 COLUGE GRAD EBAlI 1 only W273603 8 Mustang LX Conv. · • Automatic· • Leather Interior · • Power Windows/Locks • CD Player 14,000 ~A~ ~SAVINGS I CLUDES $500 REBAlE g S400 COLLEGE 1iR.AD R£ ATE ll te <boo~ W26993t, W2St5J2, W260744 . . . ·All vehicles subject to prior SGle, plus tax, Ii<., doc. & smog ftts. All offers on opproved credit. College grod rebate subje<t to terms.& <onditions of the Ford Motor Company. Solt pri<ts not eligiWe 011 Ito~. Standard dr~fflr aquols ht month payment, refundoblt se<urity deposit ond 1st years' li<ense. Pictures for iluurativt purposes only. Pri<es, rebates and interest rates expire NOYtmbtr 15, 1998. PARTS & SERVICE NOW OPEN SATURDAYS BAM • 4PM ' .. • ' : Sotvrdoy, November 14, 1998 AC pw1pdl 111 cc AUS f)tWf M•t a11oy """'• C•204B711 12~997 •97 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER ~Aft(rr~°'~Y. VEHICLE RETIREMENT PROGRAM DEALER Newf)Ort/Costo Mssa Doily Pilot • Alpine 290 Watt Sound +tax, 48 months closed end lease, $3000 down+ 181 Pml +OMV+ Tax+ Ref aec deposit. $5084.08 due O lnceptlOO. Total payments of $23739.84 Lease end purchase option $24702.20 Based on 15000 ml per year, .15 cools per mile •Kceu mileage fee Subject to credit APR & & lnsurablhty one 0 lhls price. (#J01959) • l'Wr Windows • Power Locks • Rear Spoiler + ta>t, 36 monthttclosed end !Mlle, $2200down + 1at Pmt +OMV+ T8K •$2941.92. Due 0 Inception. Total paymetlts of $7719.12. Lease end~ option $9797 20 Based on 12000 ml pet year, .15 centa per mile eKceea mtteage IM. Subject to credit APR & & 1!lSU'llbthty one o thla ptlce. (#606682) Xlnl , ~ pnu 7 St. ve R Dlr, AUS PNV P. S.,at CO, In. CC, Ml\IOI 15996 '87 FORD MU8TANllCOBRA •1.111c••---EXEC. lerle• .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot •' on all vehicles ... includes 24-Hour Roadside Service • STOCK ~ PA TS JE ••• Custom and Standard Accessories '83 BUICK RIVIERA CONV. V8, low 75K m1 .. white, lthr .. x_lnt. cond., rare model. (418684) Bravado fuLLY EQUIPPED TOWlNG PACKAGE ALLOYS NC LEATHER AM/FM CASSETTE & CD HEATED SEAT!> '93 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS V8, rear window defrost, excellent condition. {601781) · 8988 '94 CADILLAC DEVILLE Low mi • frost beige. tan lthr., many xtras, new car trade. (254458) 18 988 '94 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS Low mi., frost beige, alloys & more. (820395) '96 CADILLAC DEVILLE . Low mi. white; tan lthr. Many extras. Bal. of warr. (288749) '95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS Low mi., fro!it bcige. lthr., CD & more, bal. of warr. (817194) 0 •.COMP f .. SER\ IC .. S includes A'irport Drop-off/Pick-up (JWA) . ~n our comfortable Customer Lounge SEVILLE : ii : ; AM/FM AlLOYS LEATHER INTERIOR Fl.JLL POWER NORTHSTAR GL 3.4 V6 ISC PACKAGt: A/C POWER SEAT FOG LAMPS ALLOYS AM/FM CASSETTE '96 CADILLAC CONCOURS low m1 .. 290 H.P. 'orth1;1,1r. \\ht. tan lthr., gorgeou1i! (260959) '98 OLDS SILHOUETTE GLS Low 2(X)} mi .• dual door~. lthr .. & mor~. bal. of wan. 1278773) ~96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS 290 HP Northstar. CO. alloys & more. b.11. of warr. (St3966) '98 CADIL AC DEVILLE V8 North 1ar. low 13K mi.. ~hale gra). II.hr .• prev. rcnial (76873. ) . '97 CADILLAC ELDORADO TOUR. lUHP. i~lr.Jowmi .. lthr.& rn:xe. bal. of \\arr. (6 1026~) • e I • .·97 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS Low 13K mi .. bla :k. moonroof. CD & more, bal. of w.irr. ('-02.}.1 l) • 1 • Starting at 91 HOA.DA Cl EX Auromatic, moonroof, full power, mint condition. (010671) $9,988 '96AVALON XLS 23K mi., AT, White, F. Power (100814) . $21,550 ·. Newport/Costa W\eso Daily Pilot '98 LEXUS .. I Example: Example: Starting '95 LEXUS GS 300 LS400 '96 LEXUS LX 450 .I CD, chrome wheels, leather, CD, NAK, chrome, moonroof, immac! . at JlK mi., CD, leatht>r, moonroof, Lexus moonroof, and more ( 111604 ~ Lexus · '94MAXIMA SE Low mi., AT, Leather, Bose, Moonroof. (503861) -$13330 '95 CADILLAC r.n~COURS DIJqUE cusri>m ~~C Wheels, 28K miles · new! One owner trade. (272032) $22,888 Certified ""•·OWN•o ca11a '96'FORD f..BTRnLX Leather, ABS, moonrof, chrome wheels. Mint~ (134936) $14,950 '96LEXU~ F no Certified, CD, leather, mnrf, more. . (4AUD562} $23,888 ~3EXPLORER 4x4 47K mi., Eddie Bauer, White, Mine. (C6169l) $15,550 '93/SUZU RODEO 2WD, 5 s~, imlfm cassene, real dean. (325670) $10,888 . (3WVN353} ,IA* Certified itll•·OW••D 0•11• '93MERCEDE 190E2.6 Low miles, chrome wheels, leather -a hUuty! (076327) $17'777 '95 LEXUS GS . 300 CD, chrome whcds, leather, moonroof, and more. (111604) $27,770 '27GMC SAFARI Power Pkg, auto, air, alloys, This is the one! (54no1) $17,588 '95LEXUS SC400 Cttti&d, CD, Cluomcs, mnrf, gold, Low nll. Mun! (043301) $31,788 mintcond. (147344) ••• * '95TOYOTA 4-RUNNER SR5 Low miles, auto & lots more! (054458) $19,288 '96 L"EXUS LX450 31K mi., CD. leather, · moonroof, mint c:ond. {147344) . $38,950 24K mi., AT, F. Power, like New. (066136) $21,588 11 L"EXUS LS 400'S OOlFOR SELECTION