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SERVINGT EWPORT -MESA CO/vVv\UNITIES SINCE 1907
' ---A .. good rea~ on st~dents . . ·.. .
Success for All program
has raised test scores at
College Park Elementary by
grouping pupils and having
mandatory reading periods
. I It "' I\ ~h.'ilf~I •
(kjy Pioi
-Buddy buzzmg" is an mlemuttent 10-to 15-
sccond lntCIVdl dunng College Pdrk Elementary
School's 90-mmutc mandatory reading times.
Small groups of students sit on a rug and talk
among themselve:>, trying to predict what will
happen next m whatever story the teacher is
reading.
Buddy bu7.7.ing is part of the extensive Suc-
cess for All reachng program used at the Costa
Mesa kindergarten-through-fourth-grade cam-
pus. It gets all the students actively partiopating
in the class by talking about the story as well as
getting thf>m to use the htgher-Iev~l thinking
skill of prediction.
The program's effcctiv<mess is probably best
evidenced by thn fact that students watched the
reader, fourth-grad<• teacher Lois Kmg, hanging
on her every word and eagerly trying to answer
her quC!jllons such us "Whdl is the mttin charttc·
ter?" .
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PHOTOS BV MA.RC MARTIWDAILV F(LOT
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1998 ·
Air traffic .
controllers ..
critical of
new'-radar
• Official of union for workers who
handle tdkeoffs and landings at
John Wayne says 2-month~old ·
sy~tem processes data too slowly.
I ""' (;1 I
·~Pilot
JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -A local uruon
• of air tratflc controllers dd1.ms that public safe-
ty is being comprom.tSed here and at other
SouUH•rn Cahforn1d auports becdus~ of a new
raddr :system.
The new system, installed at Southern Cal·
tJom1a's mam raddr c1'nter in .San Diego in
September, is causing !Kllety problems for con-
trqllers and pru....,enge1:> who fly in Southern
Cahforrmi skies, aid Howard Rifas, preS'ldent
of the locdl uruon dt the air trathc control tow-
er at John Wayne Airport.
Rifas rud the S) stem has caused so many
problems that air traffic controllers finally gave
up trymg to log all of them.
Jeffre)' Thorstenson, Federal AVlation
Adm1ni~lralion mandger at John \\'ayne A.U:-
port; dedmect to commt'nt, as did adrrumstra-
t()r~ ill the FAA's central headquarters m Seat·
tie.
"This 1s u complete blindside." said FAA
spokPsman Tun Plle
SEE RADAR PAGE A 18
O'Neil likely
to assume
mayor's post
•But can the '\lewport council set
aside its animosity dnd figure out
who should be second in charge?
h \II I H I{ \1,1.V1o1>
lb1y fiiol
NEWPORT BEACI l ......... The city s newly
elected leaders are h admg mto a crucial tune.
They hcive a new ctv manager to hire -a
lengthy, time-con urrung ta"k that could be
ev 'n mor" difficult if council members don't
agree on the type of person they want.
Their oty 1s at th •forefront of a debate o er
U1 ~ reu c of lhl?! El Toro Manne Corps Air Sta-
llon -0111• of th<> most complicated and divi-
1ve lS u ever to grace Orange County, the
outcom"' of which has e.nou unplicauon for
Nt!wport Beach reSldcnt ...
And they have ome big, contro\:ers1al poli-
C)' decuon" to make lOtJethcr the propo~cd
,mncxauon of Newport C~ t, the unpending
exp1ratJOn of t~e John Wayne Auport 5etUe·
ment agH ement, jind how to redevelop ttgmg,
cforhmny areas . uch a Lido J\lcUUla Village
und Downtov. n Balboa
The pliiyers h we bi?Cn estabh.'>hed. Now
lht>y must <ll'C'ldP who will t~~ke the ledd.
In unison 'they t1nswered, "The mdlfl charac-
ter is who the story is ttbout. •
SEE READING PAGE A 18
lllana Zuniga, top, looks through a book during her tramtttonal reading class Wednesday at College .
Park Elementary, where the school's Success for All program has re ulled in higher reading score .
Above, College Park teacher Lois King reads .. The Mysterious Tadpole" to the class.
The OJlJXllOlmenll:i ot ma~o1 and mayor pro
lt.'m w11l come al a special mecung on Nov, 30.
The m~ yo1 crv s as · the leader and
spoke JH'r on for the city, and the mayor pro
.Residents raise. concerns
about plans for rail line
• People at workshop
voice' opinions about the
mass traqsit system,
including cost cmd safety.
system, which has a pro1ect •cl
c~t of $1.3 hill.km to $1 8 blllion.
It would nm from Fullerton to
Irvine with stops et South Const
Plaza and John Wayne Airport.
Costa Mesa r' uh~nt dlld long-
time car-pooh1r ·Frnnk Porhath
talked about the nc d for lor •
sight in the project anrl the J>OSSI•
ble need to expand it for futur~
generation .
. ·1 think nnybody that do any
traveling -London, Pan , N w
York, Roston -on here you go
around the world, th •r ar m
transits,• For bath 0 ld. ··tr
..:ddi.c:wow.i •o,.U5 to.b~a..a.vehkle
.,.....,.,,....;i·for v member#the.:hoUliG to
SEE RAIL PAGE A 17
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INDEX
ClASSIAID -.. ----.14
(OMMUlffJY FOaUM _:._;J 16
DINlllG lfVllW -A 15
PtJllK NOOOS--·--13 soom _ . All srorrs__ _11
WEATHER
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S.Pip2
SEE MAYOR PAGE A 11
N~vyport Be~h c9~id~rs
options for saving tide poolS
• City staff seems to favor
creating panel ot experts to
sti1dy :tvtarine Life Re~uge and
recommer;id action.
.fl~11 1 II R \<1IA\1l
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A 2 Thursday, Novembet 19, 1998 locals onl ' .
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
BEST IUYS . . PILOT PEOPLE .
Helping· People bring, up baby Safely
greer
wylder
Store stuffed
ZlJith all kinds·
of teddy bears
I I you're a teddy bear collector
or JUSt loo!png for an adorable
teddy bear, Henington & Co.
1s known as "the best-kept secret
in Orange County,• says Gayle
VLc;ser of the Hemngton Co. The
Costa Mesa showroom carries its
0WY1 !me of Hemngton bears, as
well as the largest collection of
teddy bears m Orange CoW1ty.
Tc>ddy bear bnes avdilable include
Mary Meyer, Gund, Muffy & Hop-
py Vanderbear, Ganz Cottage
( 'ollectibles, North American
Bear, Cooperstown and Boyd's. If
you cdn't fmd whdt you're looking
for m the showroom, the Herring-
ton catalog has an e xtensive
selecllon of bears and accessories.
The showroom is at 150.
~tcComuck Ave, Costa Mesa. For
infomtdtion, call (714J 540-6657
Garys at Pashion Island was
~elected by the Italian ll'ade Com-
D'll.'>SJOn to co-sponsor the 1998 fall
tvfoda Made m Italy program As
part of the three-day event, Garys
will he featuring four trunk shows
daily Friday and Saturday. The
fm~t m Italian men's collections,
clothing, furnishings, footwear
HE IS
The enemy of sharp cornerff, unlatched
cupboards and dcmgling mini-blind cords.
CHILO PROOF
·When professional baby-proofer
Enderle walks into a living room. one of
the first things he.hones in on is the gas
fireplace key. .
•A toddler Just thinks those things are
amazing,• Enderle said ..
A simple thing such as placing the key
on the mantle can prevent disaster.
Enderle has run Cluld Proof, a business
specializing in protecting children from
themselves and corrunon household haz-
ards. for four years. ·
A former hdlldyman, Enderle would
get many requests from friends with clul-
dren to help with child-and baby-proof-
ing their homes.
"There are a lot ot guys out there that
just aren't handy,• said Enderle's Wlfe,
Dawn.
DANGER ZONE
Enderle researched child safety for a
year and was surpnsed al the lack of
resources for parents who were seeking
out this type of information.
Through the years, he has become
expert at identifying and preventing haz-
ards around the home that threaten•clltf-
dren.
Dunng a walk-through of a home,
Enderle will point out easily remedied
hazards such as top-heavy torch lamps
and the family dog bowl.
"A toddler that crawls can drown man
inch of water,~ Enderle said.
and sartonal (made to order) will
be shown dunng the trunk sho~.
Nso, repr~entatJves will be avail-
dblc to offe r persondl consultation
~nd· dss1stanc e.
Down on his hands and knees, Enderle
gets inside the mind of a toddler.to gain a
perspective on what a room's temptations
are.
Enderle's work typically includes
putting latches on cupboards and ~oilet
bowls and installing comer guards, plug
protectors and gates for stairways.
e red the joy or toilet paper. As a fir1>t-l1mc
parent, Kunkle has to remind hcrscH to
keep the bowl tatchea. When she do<"s,
Gavin's foiled
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A 2-YEAR-OLD
Bemg dround toddlers so often hctS giv-
Pn Endf>Cle a certain respect for them.
they're qomg to muruc you,•. Enderle said.
SAVING LIVES
Campbell said the peace of mind she
gained was well worth.Enderle's services.
• 1 c;annot lell you what a relief it is to be
m d house thdt's completely baby-proof,•
she said.
.. The schedule oJ. trunk shows IS
ilS follows Ermenegildo Zegna,
?dJlella, Altea neckwecir,
Bragano-Cole-Haan on Friday,
ZcU1ella, CcU1al.t, Gran Sasso,
Hragano-Cole-1 laan from noon to ~ p.m. Saturday; Giorgio Armaru,
Not all yowigsters appreciate Enderle.
"There was a 1-year-old who, f swear,
halfway through the job hgured out what
I was. doing and he got upset," Enderle
said.
"I'd much rather try to outsmart rt 20·
year.old than a 2-year-0ld. • Enderle said.
Enderle prides himseU on knowmg
children The buth of his son, Dawson,
more than two months ago has helped
him realize how preaous they really are,
he sa.id.
One rrunute the bdby was laughing
and giggling and seemed to he en1oymg
watching Enderle "play• with th~ same
stuff he did.
About thE: time they std.rt to crawl. they
bt•gm wanting lo get lo the other side of
the room to see what's behind "door No
'.l," said another of Enderle's clients,
Yolanda Campbell.
Like many babies, Campbell's son,
Riley, b curtous and high on energy.
She doesn't have lo worry that Riley
will get mto the cupboards and get ahold
of somethmy that will hurt him.
Gran Sasso, Como Sport Golf Col-
lectJon dnd To Boot from noon to 5
pm. Sunday. This celebration will
• ubo mc:lude PXc<>ptional food and
clnnk Antonio Cagnolo, owner of
Antonello, will be cookmg fresh
pasta lrom 5 to 9 µ.m. Fnday. Sa:t·
urdcty f Patures the fmest of Fran-
FOILED AGAIN
Paige KunkJe knew she would have to
do something about her son, GavUl, a fast
crnwler.
"I must have been working on bis
favorite cabinet becduse h<> stoppc cf
looked right at me and started -.cn.,am·
mg,• Enderle said. "It was hkc, I fP.y
Hey? Heyl'"·
rt's not as easy as people think to
thwcut bdb1es, Enderle said. That's why
he tell pare nl" to gudrd their "ecrPl'>.
Don't lcl the baby see how the latche:>
Ende rle said he gets satisfaction out of
h1s job.
·1 won't reall}' know if I've saved a
baby's hfe, but I could have and that'
good enough for me," Enderle sa1.d .
wo rk, Enderle c;aid. . -Story by Elise Gee,
photo by Kim Haggerty-Zylius Gavin is 13 months old and has dtscov-•You httve to think everything you do,
c.ult, with master chef Corrado
C1anotb and Sunday will see the
fMt:: of Tutto Mare. There will be
, in as4'ortment of the hnest m ltal-
111n llhdllonc; and cappuccino For
'1nlorrndbon, call (949) 759-1622.
• Now is the time to pick holiday
~.mls, and you can hnd beautiful
rards dl EIJz.abeth -SodaJ Sec-
ietary, 359 San Miguel Drive,
~u1tc> 104, Newport Beach She
rarn<'" custom and traditional hol-
1cl<1y c c1rds An added sem ce this
Yf'iH ,.., custom gift-wrappmg. You
pKk tl1c pt!per CJnd ribbon, and
I!hznbeth, SOCtal secretary, will
wrap 11 for you. For more informa-
l.ion, call {949) 721-5733.
Tale of the wh·ales
Bow Danglers will hold a .
.Stepharue Schuster trunk show
today <md Fnday featuring a
unique ~electJon of WdShable knits
m a v<1nety or colors and styles. It's
• tt 'lhq E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. For
or n tt.ion, call (949) 642-54?9.
'\lewport Flooring is a new
urp._ t, tile and hardwood floonng.
store thdl r~ccntly opened in Cos-
' 1(1 J\ Jesa at 1966 Ne wport Blvd. 1t
}Ms an c-xcellenl selection of car-'''* dnd noonng, gredl service
1:rnd 1s ownud by Cosld Mesa resi·
tle>nts ror morf' mformation, cc:ill
{Y49) h50-0000.
• BEST BUYS Is published Thursdays and
Saturdays If you know of a good buy,
~end a fa1C to 646-4170 or write to Daily
Pilot, Best Buys, 330 w. Bay St., Costa
Mew 92627.
• Local woman tries
to start movement to
save .gray whales from
slaughter
Keiko Taniguchi ha a strong
kinship with whales.
She not only helped wnte the
screenplay for the box-office h.it
"Free Willy," but she also shares
a name with its killer whale star.
Because of that connection,
the Newport Beach resident said
she feels compelled to become
active in the grass-roots effort to
fight the killing of gray whales off
the coast of Washington state.
The International Whaling
Commission last year approved
an agreement with the Makah
Indian tribe that allows them to
hunt five g ray whales f>ach yea~
through 2005. The Makah tradi
hon was discontinued for more
than 70 ycarS after commeroal
FYI
For more Information on
helping with the local
coalition of-Your World
Foundation, call Keiko
. Taniguchi at (800) 686·
4035.
.
whalers m search of lamp 011 dev-
astated the population .
But many ot the tribe's elders
and enVlfonmentalists up· and
down the coast a.re vehemently
opposed to the hunt, calling it the
•slaughtering of mother and
baby whales,· according to litera-
ture from the Your World Foundtt·
hon, the group Taruguch} is work·
ing .with.
Elders believe the hunt is only
for the money. while environmen·
ttllists fear that uncontrolled com-
mercial whaling will soon owr-
come assurances that the gray
whc.llcs will be Jor local consurnp
tton dnd r en•mu111al use' only,
dccordmg to the lite rature.
Tdniguch1 1s trying to raise
uwurem• s -ctncl eventually ·
money -for tht• issue in SOl.~th
ern Cdhfom1a ,md purt1cularly
Orange County. ·
She has fonn ct a local coali-
tion of the OJai-hascd foundation
and is looking for more people to
JOIO
"Tiw whillP. are mammdls,
JUSt hkc us," ShP SA!d.
Tamguch1 md he is looking
for community support m her
uwarenc :. iind fund·rnismg
effort, which will probal>ly
mcludc cclehnty heneltt , pell·
tions to the ff~<lt>rctl govcrnn1ent
and c1dvcrtising c<m1paigm.
She stud she ts putting togeth-
er a h•lev1s1on spcnctl lhdt w1U
run on I mo tmd is trymg to get
Jocul schookh1ldren involved in
cbawing whale p1cturPs that can
be put up around town.
•we're trying to do whatever
we can,• Taniguchi aid
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WEATHER
VOL. 9:L NO. 275
THOMAS H. JOHNSOH.,
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Managing Editor
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Assistant Manag1no Editor
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City Editor
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N~Edttor
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BRIEFLY
Holiday Brunch set to
help the hmneless
The 1998 Fnends of Orange
Coast lnterlaith Shelter Holiday
Brunch will take place from t 1
u.m. to 1 pm. Dec. 10 dt a home
m Newport Booch
Admission is $45 and an
unwrapped gift for the shclter
families.
This years needed 1teml>
llldude diapers, sweats, winter
dotbes and jack~ts. undenvoar
and ram gear.
Event ro-chairpeISOn Dorothy
LeShncr of Friends of the Orange
COast Interfaith Shelter said ma
press release that all of the dona·
bons wW go ditectly to help the
Shelters homeless fam1hes get
back on their feet,
Reservations by Saturday
Dec. 5 are roqwrcd. Por rnore
infonnation, call (949) 642-6760.
Auction raises funds
for hurricane victims
• The OpCn Yow l 1 Benefit
bufft!t and auction wi be held
Dec. 3 at the Shark l lnnd Yacht
Club. AU proceeds from this
event will go toward the relief
effort for victims of trop1cdl storm
Mitch in Central America.
1kket.s are avd.ilable at the
club and at local merchants. The
suggested donation i.s $25 pc1
person. ror more in1om1ation,
call Jackie at 949-760-0221.
Amtrak service serves
locals at South Coast
Amtrak California's Thruway
Motorcoach now serve Costa
Mesa providing a direct link W\th
trains m Baken.field.
1Wo motorcoaches depart dai-
ly frmn South Coast Plaza at 8:20
and 11 :35 a m. With return tnp
at 6 05 and 8 50 p.m,
The b1·level tram cars feature
panoramic windows, comfort-
able seats, some lace-to-face
seating with tables, overhead
storage bins, and bicycle storage
ttreas. Full meal service in acldi·
lion to snacks, beverages and
desserts are available.
Por more i.ri.fonnation contact
your travel agent or call Amtrak
at (800)-USA·RAIL.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Anton Boulevard A tellular phone worth $1 SO wa~ S'tolen from a car in
t~ 500 blO<.k.
• Bristol Street A compact dtic pl~yer worth S400 was stolen from a car in
the 3300 block. •
• Costa Mesa Stt'Mt A blcycle worth S250 wa~ stolen from a home 1n th
400 block,
• PMwport Boulevard: A wallet and its contents wonh $57 were stolen from
a car in the 1800 block.
• West 19th Stl'Mt About $200 was stolen from a store In the 500 block.
NEWPORT IEAOt
nOlen from • hOme n the
•
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
S tdy with me a nunute. I'm
1 going to connect thil> up.
Sc•venty·four yeani ago, a
Dayton, Tc>nn., high school
' teacher numC'd John Scop~ was
, prosecuted for !~aching the theo-
: ry of c•volution lfl his biology
cla<;s. I le was charg~I with vio-
• latmg cl stale ldw mak.mg Jllegdl
any tcachmq contrary to the bib-
licdl account thdt God created
Adam ctnd Eve dnd all humans
dre c.lescC?nd(•dJrom Uu~m.
Scopes WdS def ended by ·
Clarence Darrow and"prosecuted
. by ~illi~n J~nnings Bryon, ·both
pPhtlcal libercils who dilfered in
.. one fundtiml•ntal'way Bryan
beltevC'd that every word in the
Bible mu~t be taken literally true
as written. To make his case,
Darrow railed only one wttness:
•his opponent, Bryan.
For several days, Darrow's
questions forced Bryan, the jury,
· and the whole nation to examine
the absurdity of applying the
often contradictory and mythic
passages of the Bible literally to a
modem society that mostly didn't
, share such fundamentalist con-
victions All this was caught
magmhcenUy m a play -tllld
Idler d movie> -called "Inherit
the Wmd. •
0drrow summed up the signif-
icance of the tnal this way:
"Scopes 1sn't on lnal. Civilization
is on tridl. The prosecution is
opening doors for a reign of big-
otry equal to.anything in the
Middle Ages. No man's belief
will be sale iJ they win.•
, The prosecution did wtn -111
~ il very limited sense. Scopes was
found guilty, as he had to be
under the exisll.ng law. But he
was asse:,sed a nurumal fme, and
the law was never again
enforced. And Darrow won the
li1g ·Vlctory. In the aftermath of
THE BELL
C U il V E
ioseph n.
bell
the Scopes trial, the nation
turned away from imposing reli-
gious teachmgs. whatever their
source, on secular mstitutions. ·
Cut now to the board room of
the Newport-Mesd Unified
School Distrtct last week. The
subject before the board: adop-
bon of public school textbooks
recommended by the state after
mdny heanngs and considerable
study.
Everytlung went swinurungly
until the board got to the science
component, which trustee Wendy
Leece refused to endorse
because she said it promotes the
theory of evolution as Mfact and
. dogma." .
Fact, maybe, but not dogma.
Lcece lS pushing a fundamental-
ist dogma (defined by Webster as
~a doctrine of theology and reli-
gion formally stated and authori-
labvely proclauned by a church
or sect") called creationism that
has been a hot number for the
Religious•Right recently. Like IN-
restrial visitors it has attracted a
small coterie of scientists who
would posit the biblical account
\ of credllon as d counter to evolu-
tion and want it accorded equal
spuco in our textbooks.
That would plc:ase Wendy,
who told her associates on tho.
school bocud that the tedching of
evolut10n "undcmunes years ot
teaching in the home from con-
servative Chnstian parents who
hav~ vigorously iauqht tl'\eir chil-
dren that d creator God made the
earth and cverytlung 10 it .,.
fund) which instills m children
that there is no place for God m ,. . sc1enre.
Beyond the tact that teaching
evolution does nothing of the
kmd (apples and oranges,
Wendy), it pleases me to imagine
Le>('('·~ on the Wltness stand being
questioned by attorney Clarence
Darrow.
·Let's see now, Mrs. Leece:
he m1ght say, "in order to be
consistent dnd not undemune
religious· mstruction at home,
would you also suggest that our
biology classes teach their stu-
dents lhdt women were created
from Adam's nb? Mdybe have
some sketches to show how this
was dune? Or our anthropology
clusse~ that a mdil Cdn Live intdct
in the beUy of a wtwle?
"Or in our history classes that
owning a slave is biblically
orddined (Exodus 21) and lhal
women are comnHmded to be
wider obedience' ( 1 Corinlhidns
14)7 Or in our sociology classe~
thdt children who curse their
father or mother should he put lo
death {Leviticus 20)? Or, perhaps,
th~ opposite of any of these
edicts, which can also be found
m the Bible?"
f loly Darwin, how long are Wl'
gomg to keep on debdtmg
wbether such matters are dppro·
pnale in anything but a compar-
ative religion class? No one 1s
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clenrmg Wendy Lceo"· or cmyon
else the n<Jht to bcheve cmd
practice what they we.ml, dS long
as it doe n't intPrfcre with the
nghis of others .
All ot Ub need some r(.~P.rvo11
of re ourc(•s to 'turn to in . ·
moml'nts of qn<?I or despalf or
1ndcc;1s1on But lhPSP resources
take un mfm1to vanety of forms,
and whew w(• nm into trouble 1s
when WP dltcmpt lo force-feed
om own brand to others. Univer-
sal answers stop at lh<! <'dge of
our own consc1ousnpss .
And ds long as I'm living this
dcmgcrously' toddy, I might dS
well take a shot at th~ P1Jot for its
rccumng Saturddy h••adlinc
"Where To Go To Find God~ tht1t
sets my teeth on f'dgc Pvery hme
1 H"?ad it. If the listing bPlow that
headhnc aw th1? only pl<1ces God
hangs OUt, we're IO t•ven more
trouble than I lhLllk.
Personally, I lmd Gocl 1n a
Brdhms concerto, 1.1 maynitkent
sunst>l, a corps du ballet, u sedt
behind first base, c1 f lammerstein
lyric, c1 st>nnus r<1mstorm. an
unexpocted cdll from dn old
friend, life itself. Ancl sometimes
even in cl churth.
But I don't want any ol that
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Re,v.. Chnstopher <-'ox (R-'uwpQrt Beach) was unammoJ:!<>ly_
re-elected the Haus poliq chajrman on Wedn' day
Cox, whose name was mentioned fort.ti~ spcokei 01 the 11
more thdn d week ago, was one of three members of the con-
..grr:ss1onol lead£'.I h.ip uot.thrtllenged for his po iUon.
Cox bowed out or the ~pcakf!fst11p r.icc m OJCl"r to lo ter par-
ty unity. Newt Cmyrn h rns19ned rrum the post eart1er thUi month
and Cox's name was hriPlly on th~ short hst of repl n~.ment . Bob -
Livingston (R·Louis1an<1j'wa:> named the spedkt>r \\!~dn,.sda}
~I look fora·drcl to working dS part of Speak1>r Uvmgston's out-
standing tcdm th.it thf" mdJ<mty assPrnblf'd today ... Cox said.
Hnu.s leade~h.ip h•,1t11 1s coumuttcd to work.inq w 1th onr col~
leagues m the I iousc.: to mak~ sure that we ge\: th• JOO do1w H
COX; is tht> onty Cc1JHomm repr~senthllvt> ln either tbe Hous•\
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Th£.' owners of Speetlw<ty Re taurunt have dead~<1 to with-
draw their application for a live entertainment penrut, perm1ss1on
for morn special ev .. nts with danc111g anrl extended outdoor dm·
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Local land use rnnsultdnt Jerry Kmg srud the owner will wait
until after the fu:,t of the year before deciding what to do with th'•
East Coast Highway restuurnnt
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The SpPechrny upphcdl!On Wii faong strong oppoc;1tJon f.rom
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• A 4 Thursday, November 19, 1998
Collections start for
Ill Ill llW
OCC names new
· interim vice president
OCC's Robert V. Dees, a facul·
ty member and administrator of
20 years, was appointed rec:cntly
as the college's interim vice pres·
id~nt of in truction,
Dees replaced CtuiStophcr C.
. O'Heam, who resigned m Sep·
temher to pursue his doctoral
studies as well as '!iome wnting
pro1ects. The college will
appoint a permanent v100 presi·
dent in the spnng
• Navajo reservation Dees has already served as
OCC's dean of hterature anrl lan·
guages diVlSlon for 14 yean;,
before that he was the c:hrur ol
OCC's Enghsh department. •
Dees has also taught at Lo
Angeles City College, Cal State
Northridge and Los Angeles
'Ifade Technical Colle<Je. 01..-es is
• The Native American Student
• Organization of OCC is collect-
• ing food, blankets and clothing
for tho Navajo Reservation in
• A.ritona. Donation::; will be
.. aa:epted until Wednesday. Qth.
• er items that the sttidents will be
: accepting are hygiene articles
•.such as soap and shampoo, as
a native of Pasadena, but r~ides
with his wife, Van, m Laguna
• . well as washcloths. Wann
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• Corona del Mar resident
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sne didn't ni~e. .
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CORONA DEL MAR -Karen
'Lynch had ner ttnes crossed -
and the resulting static included a
high phone bill and a swt. against
two telecommwlications giant<>.
Alter noticing that per phone
bill had more than $400 m calls
she didn't make, the local real
estate agent was.intunated "about
the mi'>take by her long-distance
earner, America Online. and ser-
vice .provider Pacific Bell.
Batted back and forth between
the giant companies. Lynch was-
n't given a direct answer and.
more importantly, wasn't reim·
bursed for the bill.
Frustrated by her ineptness
against corporate America, Lynch
recently sued both comparues m
AGENTS:
Deb Anderson • Don Adams
Dot Adams
Servin O.C. for over 35
small·cla1ms court. Not many
people would welcome her
David-hke role against two of
today's Goliaths. Her :.tone come:.
m the form or meticulous records
:.he kept that she feels will we1gh
m hP.r favor.
·As long as I have proof, I feel
like I will win,• Lynch said. "Jt's
something like this when you
don't see any protection for the
conswner th1;1l bothers me .•
Lynch wds disbelieving when
she opened her credit carq bill
and found $400 billed from AOL.
The lntemet company has
gradually branched out to long-
d1slancc service, which Lynch
took advantage of in April, when
AOL offered a promotional deal
for S cents per nunute. When
Lynch saw that· her credit card
stdtement had a charge for that
large amount she 111tended to find
the sourer..
She logged on to the Internet
and found her long-ctistance bill.
Much to her surprise, there were .
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calls made from one of her eight
· busmeSlli lines to place:. such as
France and Miami. The calls,
most of which were placed 1n July
and August, weren't made by
Lyndl.
It ~ out that the phon~ line
was working at a Corona de! Mar
home, even though 1t should have
been disconnected. A woman
whom Lynch had never met
ordered new service with the
existing line, which was in
Lynch·s name .. The woman began
tinging up a sigriificant phone
bill, much mote than Lynch's usu-
.al monthly bill of $50.
Because of overlapping b1Umg
cycles, Lynch first noticed the dis-
crepancy on her October ~talc·
ment, more than two months after
the calls were made, The next
day, d, Pacific Bell repamnan d1s·
connected the line. However, the
damage had been done.
•t'd say that Pac Bell '>Crewed
up," she sfild. "I was charged
with the call'> and stuck Wlth the
I
bill. That's not my· idea of g<>ot
customer service.~
Lynch began a slew or her ow
calls to AOL and Pacific Bell bu
each time she w M pointed to th
other company. Although ·Pacif1
Bc.•11 responded y.rith an Oct. 2
letter admitting the e~or, ne1th<'
company is willing to pay Lynch'
bill. As for the woman who mad
the calls, .her name wasn't on th
account.' She can't be held liable
Lynch was t9ld.
Both companies were contdct
ed Wednesday but they wett
unable to make an offlc1al com
. ment about the claim.
Lynch has since canceled h0e
account with AOL and sWltCh(~
long-distance service to anothe
company. Her trial date is set fu
Jan. 14, and Lynch can't Wdll tc
show the defendants their errors.
·1 can't lDlagine losing th1
case,• she said. "I can't belicv1
that big busmess can screw the
little guy like this. Someone has tc
stand up to them •
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W e have had our first
taste of winter, and it ,
didn't hurt a bit. . ~ack Frost rupped at our noses
~d we just grinned back. That
first morning was as beautiful a
sight as I have seen. .
The snowfall began shortly
after ffildnigbt and went on into .
midday. When we took first
glimpses of our grounds and the
willows across the way by the
lake, we were giggly little kids.
We were the very picture of a
Christmas-card house.
We have, of course, been
anticipating winter, even though
dUtumil officially has better. than
a month to go. I've also learned
why autumn is a.k.a. "fall." It has
to do with leaves falling, tons of leaves.
I estimate we had somewhere
around a billion leaves in our
front, back and Slde yards. They
flew from far and near to congre-
gate here: aspens, willows, ,oaks,
Saturday, Nov. 21
1 O:OOa1n-6:00pm
THE FRED
COLUMN
·martin ..
cottonwoods, a giant blanket of
arboreal droppings.
I have not raked leaves for at
least a half-century. But I vividly
remember helping my grandfd.-
ther with the leaves at his lovely
place in Roslyn, N.Y. ·
In those days, there was a
wonderful reward that came with
this ntual. You got to burn the
leaves and delight 1n an aroma t
can conjure up this very moment.
Until winter came, 1 had made
a decent dent in our leaf inunda-
tion. But first, I had to ditch our •
puny California rakes for a Col-•
orado-s1ze leaf rake, a monster 3
feet across at the end of its fan-
shaped plastic tines.
Fortunately, my wife and I put
the last of our front-yard leaves
into eight huge plastic bags late
Friday aftemOQJl. About nine
hours later, it began to snow.
• And it snowed and snowed
and snowed, then snowed some
more. These weren't the clumpy,
soggy flakes we'd had a few
days earlier, the kind that dlsap-
pear on the ground. No sir and
ma' am, these were the fluffy
kind that float down and pile up.
According to my measure-
ments, we had between 6 and 7
mches of the gorgeous white
stuff. Jt covered the redwOOd
decking that surrounds two side::;
of our .house. It also covered my
car; which had been left out due
to an influx of stuff in the garage.
The .beautiful snow also cCIV-
eied the driveway, the walkway
to our front door and the narrow
stnp of sidewalk m front of our
house. It was snow-shovel tune
and, as luck would have it, I had
purchased an ergonorrucally
excellent shovel when l bought
the big rake.. .
I Will not try to convince you
shoveling snow was a real fine
expenence. Good exerose, yes;
fun, no. But I guess shovelirig is
the pnce you pay for the beauty
the snowfall bnngs to your part
of the world. What I saw that
morning was beautiful, and if a
slightly painful stint of shoveling
is needed, so be 1t.
So, yes, winter has come. You
were dll on tho money when you
said it would "be cold up there.~
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Also right-on was a group of But the season is also home to
fnends wpo ave uJaas flOIJlg-Thank.sgtVUlg and Christmas, my
d ay a matai p{l!f of'--1-b1ffirday, o new·year.;a UCt:A:
fleece throws with our names natJ.onal championship, the
embroidered on them. We used Super Bowl and Valentine's Day.
them just last night, and no Then. whaddya know, it's Easter,
doubt we will use them many then, blink;; spring is here.
more nights to come. • Pretty darn wonderful, I'd say.
. Winter fs expenslve, too, ~spe-.
cially for expatnate Calilomians
who have to buy the likes of
boots and gloves and sr.ow tir,es.
• FRED MARTIN is a former NeWp<>rt
Beach resident who writes from his
new home in Fort Collins, Colo.
•
Thursdo , November 19, 1998
·suctess-f0r~sttidents-~rs academic····-:-.
.
Sarah Pompeii, Gary Robinson
•nd NathM Mdtlin are members
()f the chc.U1cr class of the Da Vin-
d Academy at Nc•wport Harbor
High School
'All threo acknowledge that
ey were the guined pigs on
~horn the academy concept was
first tried at Newport-Mesa's
argest high school But as they
n.ear the e>n<I of their fourth year in
the Da Vmc1 Academy, they all
gree tI!e expem•nce w~s well
Orth 1t
get otherwise. There arc 360 stu- .
dents enrolled in the Da Vind __ , _____ ....,.__._ _ _,......,__.~--t Academy. FYI ---·--
The Newport Harbor Educational Foundation raises money to
fund the high school's academies and several programs to
· enhance the quality of education at Newport ,Harbor High
School.
Organizers are hoping to raise $305,000 this year, S 116,000 of
which will be used to help fund the four academies. Funding
will also be used for the Newport Harbor.computer lab,
Advancement via Individual Determination program, expanded
health services, music programs, support staff, supplies for
teachers, tutoring programs and textbooks.
The foundation is engaged in a telethon to raise donations
from studenu' families. The foundation includes a grant-wr:_iting
committee and a committee the seeks corporate donations and
other contributions from other foundations. Major fund-raising
projects throughout the year include the Home and Garden
Tour on May 13, and the Navigators' Spring 'enefit and Auc-
tion on March 20.
case.
·vou get so much more oppor-•
turuties to spend time with teach-
ers," she said. "It's such a plus tn
such a big school.~
Gary agreed: "It's like bemg a
part of small school in a big
school."
During their jumor year. Da
Vinci Academy members partici-
pate in a rnentorship with local ,.
professionals in a field of interest.
Nathan, 17, who was interested in
archaeology, was an inte rn at
.Bowers Museum. •
"The mentorsh1p program
really helpe d me decide to pursue
soc1l.d archaeology," he said. •My
mentor was the director of Bowers
Museum and he always gave me
a lot of advice when talking about
what schools to apply to •
t:'
I
.New
-"I 1ouied the program because
1t sounded interesting to me,"
science, Englisb and hi.story.
The other th.Tee academies are
the Shakespeare Academy, which
: As much as it helps you .know
w~at you qo w~mt to do, it tells
you what you don't want to do,•
he said. "I want to go to college to
take business or science classes.
My We is still totally open. I know
what I don't want to do.•
Da Vmci Academy Duector
Scott Dukes scUd the success of
the academy is best reflected in
the student5' grade point aver-
ages.
NeWJ>Ort Har-
bor students
Sarah Jugan,
above left. and
Jenny Me}'er
use an
adjustable
scale with
weights during
physics class
Wednesday. At
left, student
Taryn Mast
works on tier
physics experi-
ment
Sarah, 17, s~d . "It's an experi-
ence not everyone gets, and we
were the first to go through . There
4lt'e so many great opportunities
e had, ancl there were great
teachers who really care about
their students."
Newport l larbor I hgh hds foUI
academies U1at mtegrate several
-'UbJecth into a comprehensive
core of ddssP.s. The oldest ucade-
. has an arts and perfonrung arts
focus. the Magellan Academy.
with an mtemational relations
an d business focus; and the
Fra.nkllil Academy, which focuses
on technology and communica-
tions.
• my 1s thP 4-ycar-old Da Vinci
Academy, which mtegrates math,
One of the initial criticisms of
the academy conc;ept was that it
was akin to a college maior m
high school that could limit
options for students. But Gary, 17,
said he didn't feel that was the
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A woman and ber dog walk along the coaswne In Newport Beach, near The Wedge, on a
rainy afternoon.
Shopping trip buys
$20,000 for Girls, Inc.
A shopping extravdganza
fund-raiser held for Girls Inc: of
Orange County last week yielded
$20,000 for the nonprofit organi-
zation.
The proceeds will be used td
benefit programs for elementary
school-age children in Costa
Mesa, such as a math and.saence
outreach program at Pomona Ele-
mentary, said Girls Inc. Executive
Director Shelley Westmore:
About 650 women pought $50
tickets for the shopping excursion
to outlet stores in Carlsbad.
The shopping extravaganza
was founded by Newport Beach-
based Steve Craig Recllty seven
years ago Guls lnc. was selected
as the sole beneficiary for this
year's event. ·
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Oratory contest seeks
high school applicants
American Legion Post 291 in
Newport Beach is accepting appli-
catlon!> for its armual High School
Oratoncal Contest.
The local competition will take
place Jan. 14 .. Every paitiapant
will receivt! $25 a.nd the three top
contestants will pocket $150, $100
anrl $75, respectively.
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a prepared eight-to 10-minute
speech followed by an extempora-
neous three-to five-minute speech
The national finals will be held
at Indianapolis on April 11·18. The
fust· place national pnze is an
$18,000 scholarship, For more ,
information, call Jun Shaffer at
(949) 583-0510.
Request for more
outdoor dining pulled
The owners. of Speedway
Restaurant have decided to with-
draw .their application Cor o live
. entertainment pcrrrut, permission
for special events with dancing and
extended outdoor dining hours.
Local land UM? corisultanl Jerry .
King said the owners will wait until
after the fust of the year before
deading what to do with the East
Coast Highway restaurant.
•1t may come back again, but it
may not,• King said.
The application was facmg
strong opposition from nearby resi-
dents. who were concerned that
the changes would produce more
of a nightclub-type establishment.
Tae kwon do studio
holding food drive
Aspiring karate masters will
receive one free martial arts/seU-
defense class when they bring in
four food items to Marshall's Tae
Kwon Do by Tuesday
,The stud.to is collecting nonper-
i.shabl{' food for Share Our Selves
in Costa Mesa All canned or pack-
aged foods will be collected m a
large barrel inside Marshall's, 333
E. 17th St, Swte 13, Costa Mesa.
The free class IS f~ne age
4 anti older. for inlonnation, call
AngeJa Griffith at (949) 574-0122
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o,,1y .Ptl~ Atound Tov_,1n, !130 \/ti a .• y St., ,. harnber of Commerce Sunset 7675 Crescent Ave., Buena Park.
more tntommdon, ca'Il (949) 71T-"TReTena Sprake rromo!!O'm·s p.nr.
3801. · · at the. Nancy Clark Education
tm fl>w pte~d ctmses.-Porm
information, call (~9J 548-4059
· • • Center, 471 Old Newport Road,
A dJvorce worksbop wU1 be pre-Suite 103, Newport. Bench.
¢osta Mesa 92627; .tax ttiem to (949) Q&-4110. or call (949) 540-1224, ext. Networking n1eetlng will take Admission is $6 for membeii and
'228 A complete IMlng of Around Town place from 5 to 7 p.m. at Villa $8 for nonmembers. For more
' A ballroom dance dass Will
presented ·erom 3 to 4 p.m.
·OASIS Senior Center, 800 Md
guerite Ave., Corona del Mc
Admission is $38. For more inJ
motion·. call (949) 644-3244.
can~ found 1t ~llypUot.com Nova restaurant, 3131 W. Coast intonnation, call (714) 848-5836. ented from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Admission ls $8 per class or · O
at the offices at 180 Newport Cen for four prepaid classes. For more • · ·~-----.i..Hi hway, Newport Beach. Mem· tor Drtve, Suite 180A, Newport infonnation,.call (949) 548·4059.
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tiers are fre.e· ond potential mem-
bers are $10. For more informa-SATURDAY
tion, call ·(949) 729-4400.
Beoch. Admission ii $40. For ·
m~re intonnation, call 644-6435. A lecture UUed "ADD Overview"
will be presented at 7 p.m. at
Coastline Counseling Center of
Newport Beach, 1200 Qua.ii St.,
Suite 105, Newport Beach.
Admission is fr<>e. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 476-0991.
A dramatSc reading of "The Splnt:s
ot the Old Mun:sc," a pl.ty by Mylu
lkhtman-F1elcls. will be presented
a~ 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach
CP.nlral Library's Fnends Meeting
ij.oom, 1000 Avocddo Aw-. Admis·
sion 1s lice. Por more infom1ation,
~u (949) 117-3801.
A, water aerobic& class will be:.
presented lrom 9 to 10 a.m al
0.ASIS S••niur Cen°tN, 800 Mar-
gucnte Ave.., Cornntt del Mar.
A.dm1ss1on 1~ $1 For more mtor-
n1nuon, call 1ll4'tJ ii44-3214.
A singing cla'' will be presented
front_ I to ,l p m ct O \SIS Seruor
Center, 800 1argul'rite Ave.,
Corond dl'I Mar Adm1ss1on 1s
free. For morP infonndtion, Cdll
(949) 644-3244.
A line dd.ncing dd.,s will be pre-
sented from 3 ~ S to 4:4.5 p.m. at
OASJS ~l'ntOI C'f'Jlf Pr, 800 J\lar-
gu<>nl<• \vt., CcHOl1d UPI r-..I<lr.
Adm1ss1on 1!. frt·~. for more mfor-
mdllon, lull (449) 6-11-3244 . ...
A group counseling ses "ton t1Ued
Relationship lmprovcment will be
preiented at 7 pm. at Coast Con-
sulting, 180 Newport Center Ori·
ve, Newport Beach. Sessions ere
$25. For more information, call
(949) 720-8437 "
FRIDAY.
A physical training class wiu be
presented from 8:30 to 9:30 a .m.
at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona de! Mar.
Admission is $21. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A yoga class will be presented by
He lena Sprake from 9 to 10:15
a.m. at the Nancy Clark Educa-
tion Center, 411 Old N£>wport
Rodd, Suite 103, Newport Beach.
Admission is $8 per cldc;s or $30
for foUI prepaid classes. For more
information, call (949) 548-4059.
Parents Without Partners will
present d dancP from 8 p.m to
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A back-country hike wlll take
place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove
State Park, 8471 E. Coast High· ·
way, Newport Beach. Parking is
$5. Hikers will meet at El Moro
VlSitor Center . .For more lllmrma-
tion, call (949) 497-7647. .
A program UUed Rhododendrons
for Southern Cahfomia will, be
presented at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman
Library and Gardens, 2647 E.
Coast Highway, Corona .del Mar.
Admission is free. For more mfor-
mation, call (949) 673-2261.
A program Utled Using the
Library -Tools & Tricks will be
presented at 10 a.m. at the New-
port Beach Central Library's
Friends Meebng Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. Admission is free. For
SUNDAY
A back-country hike will be pre-
sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove
State Park, 8471 E Coast High-.
way, Newport Beach. Parking is
$5. I likers Will meet at El Moro
Visitor Center. For more informa-
ti~n, call (949) 497-7647.
An open house meditation will
be presented from 11 a m to 1
p;tn. at The Hub, 230 .E, 17th St •
Swte.218, Costa Mesa. Adnusslon
is free. For more information, call
(949) 760-6025.
MONDAY
A yoga class wlll be presented by ·
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TUESDAY
A water aerobics class will be
presented from 9 to 10 a.m. at the
OASIS Seruor Center, 800. Mar·
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $1 . For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A yoga class will be presented hr
Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15
a.m. at the Nancy Clark Educd-
tion Centrr. 471 Old Newport
Road, Suite 103, Newport Beach.
Admisston is $8 per class or $30
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WEDNES~AY
Harborlltes Tqastmasters wl
meet at 7 a.m. at the Bah
Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bd1
side Drive, Corona del Mar, Fe
J!IOre information, call 586-9172
The Networkers wlll meet fro
11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Co
Mesa Golf and Country Clu
1701 Goll Course Drive. Adm1
s1on is $12 and includes lunch. f,
more information, call 885-901r
Senior consultant Bob Brenn,1
will lead a discussion of rew 1
m9rtgages for seruor"S 62 and ov1 at 3 p.m. at Bayside Vlllage, 300 J
Coast Highway, Newport &>.ad
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A groupcO'il:i\ ellng "'t'Si1on UtJed
Body-Image . Improvement -
Female Power will be pre ented
at 5:30 pm at Coa t Consulting,
160 Newport Cent~r Dnve, New-
port B <"h. S ons at $25. For
from 6:30 to 8 p.m-:sw;d;y;-,;; .. th ... _e_o_n_l~~~-. -g-m~ee-tin-. -g-s-,· -c-all--Tb-e-Paclftc Bustne Xch-a-ng_e.__i;;d-;~je;;~l--~;;J;-~...-~~rt S~"COueCtt°O';-
church's D1erenfield Hall C, 600 650-2713, has weekly breakfast meetings at For appointments or more infor-Foundation, a nonprofit organiza ...
St. Andrews Road, Newport 7 a .m. Tuei.day at U1e Paqhc mdtion, call 644-3244. tion, operates d free museum at
Beach. The confidential group is The Costa Mesa Historical Sod-Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., 620 Newport Center Drive, Nt:w·
open to the community. For'more ety olds rt)1 o~nl!Quse from Newport Beach. There i:; no The Co ta M Senior Cltb t>n port Beach. The museum, whf~
.information, can 63f-2880:-11 a .m. to 3 p.m . Thursdays at C"harge for the int1.1dl mecung. For Square ;ind Round DanC"e Club has one of the world'~ largest col· . more information, <.:hll f 9491 720-
8437. 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. more infonnation, call 640·0588 seeks expenenced dancen; to Jam lectlons of ports memorabilia, · J>r~spects Networking Group The event features memo:r.:abilia m from Q to 11 a.m. Thursdays.al open from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. week1
Connect at the Corona del Mar
Branch Library, a scnes of work-
shops feutunng tips tor 'effective
use of library rcsouf\es, will be
presented from 7 to 8.30 p.m.
every Wednesddy through
Wednesday at the librury, 420
Marigold MAve. Tho workshops
will also feature lltrntegies tor
Web navigdlton. Admission 1s
free. For more mformauon, rnll
meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a .rn. from the dt}' of Costa Mesa and The Newport Beach Psychologl-the Costd Mesn Seruor ~enter. day . For' more 1qtormation, call
Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 the Santa An.a Army Air Base. For cal Association pre cots a coed 19th and Pomoni1 stre~ts, Costll 721-9333
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. more information, call 631-5918. relatiohship grnup cl<tlled Insight Mei.a . For more mforrnat1on, call
Breakfast' is $6 For more mforma· Equals Power at 7 p.m Thur~-545-566~.
bon, call Arigie Stafford at 474-Overeater• Anonymous meets days. The fee 1s $25 per week. For Hoag Cancer Center sponsors •
frpe tai du class for intermed1at.t•
A free support group for cancer to ad:.tctnced levels from 10:30 to
patients meets al 7 pm. Wcdne>s-1 h30 a.m. '.Thursdays for people
days and a support group for pco-w1tb cdncer and their families. 'A
ple suffering from chrome fatigue begmner session meets from
syndrome meets from 7 lo 10 pm 10~30 to 11:30 d_.m. Fridays. The
W~dnesddy~ at the Institute tor classes are designed. to reduce
Holistic Treatment and Rei>earc.h, , strnss, incre•se longevity cu:ld pro-
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Newpo11 Beach. For more mlor-b<!s1c, eaS}'·to-1eam, nonstrenu ..
mabon, cdll 251-8700. ous movements to aid m balance
717-3601. • .
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-A Christmas tree l~t will be up
and running lrom 8 a.m. to 10
p.m. daily through· Dec. 20 m
Parking Lot E dt the Orange
County Fdtr & Exposition Center,
88 Fall' Dnv~. Costa Mesa. For
more m!ormation, call (714) 708-
3247.
ONGOING
St. · Andrew·~ Presbyterian
Church offers il support group for
fdmili~s with loved ones who are
mentdlJy ill The group meets
2225 or Tina Firman at 551-3l56. from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays ~t more mformabon, call 722-4588.
St. John's Episcopal Chw-ch, 183 All Lassen's Leads Club meets at E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more Hoag Cancer Center offers a free
7:15 a.m Tuesdays at . Mimi's information, call 953•0900. relaxation and imagery workshop
Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd.,· Costd from 10 to 11:30 a .m. the fourth
Mesa. For more information, call OASIS Senior Center offers a Wednesday of each month at 1 646-1252. Hoag Dnve, Buildi.ng 41, New.
Zen Home SUtchery, a local
manufacturer of meditation sup-
plies, holds a free mectitabon from
5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi-
ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., Swte
A-8, Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commis-
sion meet's al 7 p.m. the first Tues-
day of each month m the City
Council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach, For more
infonnation, cdll 644-3151.
Nicoline Anonymous fellowship
wdllts to help men and wome12
who smoke to quit·and remain
smoke Cree. For more information
Parkinson's disease support group· port Beach. for more mformabon.
from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs-call 760-5541.
day of each month at 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For
more information. call 644-3244.
The Yoga Place o~ers a prenatal
and postnatal yoga class from 3 to
4:30 p.m. Thwsdays. New classes
begin on the first of the month.
For more information, call 642-
7400.
Hoag Cancer Center offers Man
to Man, a free prostate cancer ctis-
cussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
the first Wednesday of each
month at the center auditorium, 1
Hoag Drive, Building 41 , New-
port Beach. For reservations or
more information; call 722-6237.
The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for young men ages 14
to 18 interested m learning about
sailing, seamanship, p1lotmg,
navigation and cmismg. Meet-
mgs arc from 6 to 9 p .m. Wednes-
days at the Sea Explorer Sea
Base, 1931 W. Coast H1ghwdy.
Newport Beach. For more mfor-
mahon, call 64:l-63<H or 551-
8591
OASIS Senior Center offers
ongoing assistunce couns<'hng . .
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clac;:. at 11 a:m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Seruor Center, 250 E. Bak-
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mation call 513-5641.
and concentration. The class as
taught l>y Victor Armand. No reg-
1strabon is reqwred Free. Hoag
Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Cod~
Highway, Newport 'Beach. For
more mformauon, call 722-6237.
Nightly meetings are offered ln
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for anyone who wants to over-
come n1cotme ddd1cbon. For a
schedule or more information, call
774-910() or 1800) 042-0666.
OASIS Senior Center offers a
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tor seruors who have a limited
l<Kdl support sy)>tem For more
mfonnation, call 644-3244.
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The!>days, Thursdfty d!ld Satur-
. days at 1000 W. Coast Highway.
Pacific Bell to open
three local stores.
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the Los Angeles area. including
locations in Costa Mesa and
NeW}>Olt Beach.
Pacific Bell will be launching
the stores by the end o1 the year,
with more store openings i;ched·
uled for 1999 ·
The local Pacific Bell PCS
store sites are 3601 Jambo~
Road, Newport Beach; the Mesa
Verde Shopping Genter at Har-
' bOr Boulevard and Adal'ruo
Avenue in Costa Mesa; and o
kiosk tbtiori irl Fashion I.sland in
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Costa Mesa Ralphs
has grand reopening
The grand reopening of the
26-year-old Ralphs store at 380
17th St. in Costa Mesa took place
Wednes<lay morrung.
After four months of ceiling-
to-floor renovations, the store bas
a new interior and exterior.
The store features fresh pro-
duce, restawant-quality seafood,
meats, fine wines. beer and spir-
its, dairy and deli cases. an in-
store bakery, a full-service floral
department, deli and salad bar. Tue 17th Street store also has'
a Natural Choices Nubition Cen-
ter, which features a collection of
100% natural foods, beverages
and vitaminS.
· Ralphs Grocery Co.,, which
w~ founded by George A.
Ralphs in 1873, ii the Oldest and
argest supen_narket ~t.Oi in
Southern California.
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Barnes Oyer Marketil\g Inc , a
25-year-old marketing company
with its beadquarters in .Irvine,
was recently i50ld to Anthony
Curd of NewpQlt Beach.
The company's founder,
Bruce Barnes, will continue as
eresidcnt. Partners Pam and Bill
Dyer will pursue other endeav-
ors. • umg involved in 8*Jf'aports
mdrketing. Barnes Dyer bas
expanded mto other ODDIUlting
Meas recently, mdudl:Dg lbe Bob
Hope Chrysler Cla$llc .. IDur-
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Nov. 27, Prudential Securities
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are open to all families.
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The Co•ta Meta Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.in Wednesdays at the
Oral\ge County Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to
anyone who wants to improve his
or her public speaking skills. For
more information, call 444-5030.
Udo Ille Toastmasters meets discu:.s relationships, careers and
Mondays from 6~30 to 8 p.m. at living We sotx?r. There is a coi>.t
the Glendale Federal Bank Com-based on d sliding scctle. For more
munity Room, 100 Newport Cen· infonnation, call 225-8189 Swtc C, Newport Beach. The cost
is $8 per class. For more inf ofltla-
tion, cctll 722-0526.
The Newport Beach Dlsttn-
gwshed Toastmasters Club 1300
meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room,
2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach.
For reservatioru or more informa-
tion, call 730-3671.
~esa Messengers Toastmaster
Club 691 in Co:.ta Mesa meets at
7 p.m Tuesdays at Mesa Verde
United Methodist Church, 1701
W. Baker St , Costa Mesa. For
more informatioo, call 540-4446.
Blue Flame Toastmasters ·Club
2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
at the Village Fanner, South
Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sun-
flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The
meeting is tree for first-time vi.s'1-
tors. For more information, call
855-4308.
Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 1
a.m. Mondays at The Irvine Co.,
550-C Newport Center, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
733-2209.
Harborlltes Toastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
at the Riverboat Cale, 151 E.-
S5
ter Dri\te, Fashion I land, New-
port Beach. For more 1Rformation,
call 964-5314. ·
OASIS Senior Center oflers a
Care-A-Van transport to take
members to -appointments and
grocery shopping. The shuttle
takes members to the center. For
appomtments, call 644-3244.
People Interested tri reading
English can learn With the help of
a tutor. Hourly rates and times
negotiable. For more information,
call 851-1739.
OASIS Senior Center offers
visual-aid screenings with a
Braille Institute representative by
appointment. For more _informa-
tion, call 644-3244. ·
OASIS Senior Center has a walk-
ing group called Walkers Not
Rockers that meets once a week to
enjoy scenic walks in and around
the Newport Beach area. For more
information, call 644-3244.
Essential Weight Management
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Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Dri-
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r~covery and fainily education,
offers a women's support group
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at
2900 Bristol St., C-206, Cost~
Mesa. For more infonnation, call
432-0020.
The Healing Connection offers a
women•s relationship group at 7
p.m. Tuesdayi. at 4425 Jamboree
ROdd; 180-A, Newport Beach For
more infonnation. call 261-8003.
Women Helping Women offers a
free peer support group for woman
in trdnSitlon from 3:15 to 4;15 pm
Wednesdays at 425 E. 18th St ..
Costa Mesa Topics include self
esteem, exploration of feelings.
commwlication, trauma recovery
and personal support. For more
information, call 631-2333.
H~ag Cancer Center offers a free
yoga class from 10:45 to 11:45
a .m. Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. For
Alcoholtcs .Anonymous meets
from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Monday
through Friday m Room 3 at Oasis
Seruor Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. Por more
information. cctll 644-3244.
The Ali.helmer's Association and
GnE'f Support Group of Newport
ViJJa West/ViUa Rosa cosponsors a
free support group meeting for
caregivers at 7 p .m. ihe fourth
Thursday of each month through
October at Newport Villa West
Assisted Llving, 393 Hospital
Road, Newport Beach For more
i.nformatlon, cdll 631-3555.
The Alz.helmer's Assodatton and
Mesa Terrace. d residential com-
munity for people with Alzheimer's
clisease and related dementia,
offer3 a free support group for care-
givers at 6:3(> p m. the first Tuesday
of each month at Me!>ci Terrace,
350 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. For
more mformation, call 283-1111.
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-±Qcals band· t6gether at Big CClnyo~ tcFfightAl
I t's time for the holidays, and
once again the Alzheimer's
Association of Orange County
has started its annual fund-rais-
ing work
The Big Canyon residence of
Ors. James and Stephanie
Moore was the venue for a din-
ner fund-rdiser to assist in the
underwnting of the annual
Alzheime r's benofil, slated for
Feb. 6 at the Four Seasons l lotel,
Newport Beach .
• Chef M arfo PatUlo of the new
1 Allegro Ristorante m Orange
served his pastas to fqewporters
Roy and Louise Woolsey, Bar-·
, bara Sted and her twm sister,
Beverly Crowe, Fra nk and Vic-
toria Bonetti, Pab1cla Cox,
Charles Conine, Robert Divine,
Jacqueline DuPont, Selly Jenny,
Robert Rosenberg and Susan
and Jim Vocke of Costd Mesa.
THE CR O.W D
Robert and La Dom a Eichen-
berg and Congressman Chris
Cox. All of the honorc-es have
distingUished themselves
through service to Alzheimer's
treatment dOd rcsedrch m the
. Orange County community over
many yedrs.
~It is impofb1t to
know that ,.,
evriig Of flni-
food, fun, llMic and
dancing and crf wl
provide support for
the many ways the
Or .. CCJU!lfY
OIOpter helps ~
for the two to 20
years Alzheimer's
d'rsease can last:
.mcutM.tndor,
~sAssodaton
of Orange County .
last.· said
Unda ·
Scheck,
execubve
dfrectoror-
Alzheimer's
Association
of Orange
County.
•All of
our services
are free, and •
that is
lmportant
when there
are so many
. costs
involved ·
along the
way."
The
theme for
the under-
writing
fund-raiser Also in attendance at the
Moore home wus the chair of
next year's gala, DonaJd Power.
who welfomcd d host or special
guests slated to be honored at
the benefit, md uding Sandra
and Alex Rados, Betty Belden-
Palmer, Sheriff-elect Mike
Carona, Donna dnd John Crean,
"It is importlmt to know that
an evening of hnP food fun,
music and dancmg and art will
provide support for lh<' rncmy
wa.ys the Orange County Chdp·
ter helps people> for the two to 20
yedfs Alzheimer's chsedse ccm
cente red
around art, as does next year's
gala Patrons at the Moore clinner
were requested to underwrite by I
sf'lecling a flower to symb~lize a
particular level of finano al sup-
port By the conclusion of the
pctrty, ct bca4t1ful vase \.-:as over-
Attendin g the Alzheimer's be nefit party at the Big Canyon rnsi-
de nce of James and Stephanie Moore were Pal Cox, le ft, George
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llowm9 with stems lranslt1hng
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ThP conn•pt ol flowNs and art
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Marge. The work 1s c1thN a Vd!>I'
of Oowpro., or a wo111t1n\ portrc111,
depenclm9 on tht> iwrc t-ption ol
Thursday, November 19, 1998 -
th,. .onlooker. ·
This ptnnttng. 'dnd othrJS ~.,..
• AJi.hi•unP.r'i. arti. ts, will l>e fea-
tured i,n an art auction h1llt:.'<i a
f£•monT1n lii7J~fa mg. Selly
Jenny, who began thf;:.. ·memo·
ne:. art process" tor Alzheimer's
fldtit•nts, u1d: "Mcmy of the tndt·
v1tlunls hctve nevP.r pdinted
hetore, hut use the language <;>f
<1rt lo expr~ss glimpse~ of who
they wNe und who the~·:.till are,
even though they may not be
ctl.lle lo rommuru(ale.w1th
. words." .
Qver the pdst hve years, the
volunteers have doubled tQ meet
the grm•:mg needs of the
Alzheimer's A ..... octation of
Orange County. New treaunentl>"
hove provided hope and encow-
dgrmtent for the pauent and the
pt1t1ent's family that Alzheuner's
may not he incurable torever.
To get involved, to get mo~e
mlonnatmn, to donate to
Alzhe11rn>r's treatment, research
ctnd iot dss1<.tdnce for pdtients,
call (800J hti0-199J
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Death-takes-a~holiday-in 'Meet Joe Blcick'
# A 12 Thursday, November 19, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot ~
• fDfTOR'S NOT'El The Reel Critics col·
umn f~tures movte-<1tt1Q~ woiten by
,+'!' _ _..ommunity cnem~ rving on~o,_,cu,~r _
pdflel
.Take a three-hour trip
with Pitt and Hopkins
T he Grim Reuper wunt<; to
sec> the s1qhts on ectrth
Docs he work while on.
vrtcallon? Is he wal,king around
10 u long bldck robe end d
'>c:ythc? Can he fit m?
That last one.is the n.1au1 ques-
uon that Oedth, taking over the
body of a recently clecet1sed man,
asks his reluc-
REEL CRITICS tant holtday ho::.t. On the
Pve of his 65th
buthday, Bill Pamsh (Anthony
Hopkms) finds thdt 1t"s time for
lnm to uo. hut geb d rcpnc•ve to
--ho'.\ D<'ath (Brnd Pitt) around
.ind entPrtdtn hun c1.s d guest in
!us house>
Yl>l. Joe> Black can't really ht
n twrdUSP he> clcwsn't know how
1POple hw All hf.! knows about
1te is whdl people hdve told him
lu•forC' thl'y dlC'. J le\ tl tourist
prPtPndrnq to he ct nt1.tJve -and
tl(''s dctm1Uy fooling most people.
They know
• there's some-
thing odd~-
about him, but
they'd.n~ver
guess he was
Death.
To "Meet
Joe Black• lS
to laugh dga.m
and again. Joe
Melissa shows such
Rlchardsoo awe and
debght m tus
wanderings that you can't help
but share in his good time!>. It's
like watchmg a little kid with a
new toy-it's simultaneously
cute and amusing ..
The problem 1S that there are
many movies out right now that
are either cuter i funnier. So
wh~t is it.that makes "Meet Joe
Black" a moVie to see now rather
than later on video? It could l>e
P1tt Undoubtedly many people
will go to see hiin. He's definitely
in top form, both physically and
professionally, as Joe Black, but
he was 1ust as good in u A River
Runs Through It. H
So is it his co-stars, Anthony
Hopkms or Claire Forlani? No,
Hopkins is wasted in his role as a
man dazed, confused and barely
a shadow of the powetful patn-
arch that we're told Parrish once
was lt also isn't f.orlani, although
dS Susan Pamsh she breathes life
and vital:Jty into the film with her
childlike optimism.
Maybe it's the story lme? The
dilswer won't be found there
either, only one cliche after
dnother. What's the solution?
Good question. Best guess: The
audlence feels like a guest at the
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We're moro than Just chicken! In addition to our Aotissene
Breasted, and Grilled 0'11ckP.n, we offer Steak. Seafood, Pnme
Rib, Baby Back Ribs. PtZZa. a 22~tem appetizer menu and more
Generous portions at a GREAT value Come ctieck us out' Open
tor lunch, dinner, (pizza end eppetr.zers served ell day) end Sunday
Breakfast Full cocktad bar Banquet fooilbes up t.o 70 Gameroom
soon t.o be open 414 Old Newport Blvd !Comer of Hospital Road
and Old Newport) 1n Newport Beach f545-8006
JOSH SLOCUMS
The local got.henng place for over 26 years located on beaut.Jful
Newport Bay with a VIBW from every seat The menu features e
daily selection of between. 10.15 v-aneoes of fresh seafood Stea~s
ere plentiflA wittl 8-10 se!cct.ions feawnng pnme rib Dock space
1s evadable rt you ere arTMng by boat. Open every day at 3 30.
2601 Pacific Coast Hwy (949) 642-5935
Free noon concerts
at The.Center
-
The Orange CoWlty ~r-
_......,.orm.µlg Art£ center JS intr.Q.·--.....
dudng •A Uttle Lunch
Music," a series of free noon-
MedJa tycoon
Bill Parrish
(Anthony Hop-
kins) finds his
We suddenly dis·
rupted by the
arrival of an
enigmatic young
. man (Brad Pitt)
who proceeds to
fall in love with
daughter, Susan,
ln "Meet Joe
Black."
time concerts in Fowtders
Hall.
. Jazz pianist Judy
Carmichael will start off the
series at 12:15 p.m. Friday.
Doors open at 11 :45 .a.m. The
Orange Counnr Pertonnmg
ArtS Center is at 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
For more mfonnation, call
(714) 556-ARTS,
Guitar ensemble
presents fall concert
OcC's Gwtar Ensemble '
Pamsh house also and while
Death is charming his way into
the hearts of those around him,
he slips into ours as well. What-
ever else is said about "Meet Joe
Bldck," it will definitely make
you think twice about the accept-
ed notions of the Gntn Reaper.
1f you have three hours, think
about meeting Death. Smee he's
not here for you, lt'll be easier.
With a picturesque backdrop as
Death pursues life, the tune pass-
es quickly. Duector Martin Brest
works magic with an old story to
make it completely new and
entertaining. If you "Meet Joe
Black," be prepared for an inter-
esting brush with death. t
will hold i~ annual fall concert
at 8 p.m. Saturday in the col·
lege's Fine Arts Recital Halt
The ensemble will feature
classical giptarist Richard
Glenn and Will perlonn under
the direction of John McEnary.
Advanced tickets are $3.50
from the OCC Community
Education Office, and $5 at
the door. For more inf orma-
tion or to pwchase tickets by
phone, call (714) 342-5880. • MEUS$A RIOtARDSON, 18, Is a Costa
Mesa resident and a sophomore at UCI.
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GITTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Coif, Rslting. TtatiU. lloaW!g. Socttr, ButbUl, FootWI, F.tc.
200 West Pacific Coast Highway • Newport Beach
(Comer of Dover 8c Pacific Coan Hwy.)
949-650-4600 .
www.allaboua.rnas.com
STORE HOURS: Tues..-Sat. 10-8 Sun. ~Mon. 10-6
Vr:ta Nova offers OeSSIC Italian Q.usine with a spectactJar Vtf1W
~ homemade peata5 freeh seSfood & ~ speoaltles and
a unique waterfront ambiance reminiscent of an Italian
c.ountryside. Prolessiootil &erV1Ce & an a.vard winn ng Wiile I st
delight patrons whde d1ri1ng in thts romantic setting Live
entertanment begins nightly at 9pm The upstairs Cigar Lounge
feawres premium ogars. gprU aod an extensNe appetizer menu.
Located et 3131 West Coast 1-t.vf 642· 788)
SCAMPI
Fine Family OtOlllg NeMy Remodeled Open 7 08\'S A Week for
Dinner Only 5 0010 30pm We Catar Private Lunch Parties for
15 People or More. All Maier Credit Cards Accepted
Reservaoons Accepted LoCatad at 1576 Newport Blvd Costa
Mesa 645-8560
ANTONUCCl'S
Enioy dehc1ous homemade lt8!1on cooking 1n o relaxed, casual
atmosptiere Steps to the ocean et 6700 W. PC H rn N B
Tradltlonal favontes Stirimp Scampi or Fettuoni Alfredo. t.o a t.asty
assortmont of Pizzas, Past.as and Selacl8 are offered with Specials
Dally Erlj(ly a glass or bottJe of yotX' f8YO!'lt8 W\lle or beer end don't
forget t.o save room for one of our delocteble desserts. Open daily
11 am-1 Opm Delivery avail We cater end offer pmate
lunch/meetAng room tor 25 guP'ltB 9;49-631-3592
AMAc:.HI
·The prt;m1um steak and seafood house in Orange County Since
1922, Serving kihch Mon .fri 11 30am und 3 OOpm Dinner
served nightly ullW 1 OJam located on Ne-Npott Blvd & Coast
Hwy in Newport Beec:n. 645-7077
Vtted by ltle Register roeders. as e~red in The Best of crange
County GeebOn as !The Best Th&1 Food In Orange c.ounty • Lunch, ·
dtMer, cot.enng & takeout f'0./11 IFEN IN IRVINE. 15455 Jeffrey
Road (at Irvine C.enter Or.) 857-8424 Open everyday Sun thn.i
Thtrs 11am-9.~. Fn And Set. 11em-10pm Also locirt.ed et
615 w 19th St' Costa Ma6a !5484333
ROYAL THAI
Open 7 days a week. Sel'Vlng Lunch & Dmner Daily 11am • 3pm
Sunday • Thursday Dinner 1s served 5pm -10pm Sunday .
Thursday Fri and Saturday open until 11pm Located at 4001 W
Coast Hwy 645-{'niAI)
DIHO SIAM
Thai Ch1n1WS Cu1sme Open 7 d&ys, Monday • Saturday Lunch
11 00 am - 3 00 pm ()nner 4 00 pm • 1000 pm Sunda-t
Olnner only Party tray6 & catanng available Located 111 the Costa
Mesa Cotrtyards et 1835 Newport BM! 0.154. 645-3259
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NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. ~~IDl~~N~~~(~S4=Btit
The orly tire.wry in Newport 8c:ich we serw sward 1Mmng beers
INKA GRILL
Experieoce the new flavor 1r1 ()'ange County Enioy a Euro/Asian •
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On b!lard the -Pr de of Newport• Riverboat. Home Of The
Newport Harbor Nal.lbe81 Museum (Formerly Reuben E. Lee) Is
Open From 11 t1m-9pm lunch and Olnner Sat Sun Brunch Sam
(closed Mondavsl ReservP .ans Needed Only For Weddings,
Banquets Or Private PartJes All Meior Credit Cards Accepted
Loc&ted At 151 E Coe&t Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92660
(714) 673-3425 Fe~ 673-7864
AUTO BISTRO
The first drtvo-thru restaurant on the planet where the food
ectuolly matters Our breelcfast bistro menu is served 6em-
11 em GIT en day bistro menu IS served 11elfl..10pm. We Offer
fine debcec1es such es Sesame Peanut Noodles end e Grilled
Ctncken Foceccie Sandwich with Artichoke &. Rome tomato
Plus a fun range of ellpl'CSSo & bistro beverages ser'Jed en day
long Located et 3100 W Coa5t Hwy (Next to ~ing BMWJ
TWIN PALMS
Colifomia r.oet:t.el Cu!sino, featuring the bcut'f of the coast #l e
contempOrery mdoor-outdoor Wlage sqU&re etmo6phere, live
eotertainment. ftVert rughL Lunch Mon -set. 11 30am-3pm
~ night; bar m nu vn table between lunch/dinner end
nu -Sat urol midnight Located at 6~ ~ Center Or.,
et FoShioo Island 721-8288
JACK SHRIMP
Serving euUtenuc Lcul 1ene cu1s ne in en upbeat, casual
etmoqtiere ~ p8tb dtntng Try our Jac'lkshrimp p!ate&, or the
Jomrrnn' Jambo' ye li a Ol4. and d livery IM!tlable LOcatad at
24a:) w Coo Hwy 85().5577
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh. h~ lntemetlOnal d llcac1ea wrapped Within a flat roll
Optm ? d ys e we from 11 CXlam • 9 CQ>m. Located 1n the
Hdl'1"00 Square 250 E 17th Street (7141 54~
NEWPORT RIB COMPANY
' i .
& we haYe a tantestie food menu, with outdoor dllllOQ and 1ots of B EN I H AN A
FREE parting Locsted et 2920 Newpoot Blvd Hours 11 .JOam. Amuricas most celebreted Japono&e restaurent Open 7 dayll a
11 ~ Sul-Thonl 11 Xlein-1 ·OOan FnS.-: 675.a449 wee Lunch 11.30am-2 30pm Moo-fn Dinner 5:3>10.CXJpm
Moo-Thurs, 6 30-11 ClJpm Fn, S.11 ClJpm Set: 4·3Q.9.30pm
BAMBOO TERRACE
Chock out the h1ppe6t Chinese restaurant 1n Orange County'
· Recently remodeled to resemble an Asian beer hOuse Ori Din
i;orves testy Chinese food end otters a fully stoc~11d ba,. with
refreshing tropical drinks. e quality wine hst and e greet
assortment of premium bottled and drak beers Hours
Lunch Tues-Fri 11 45am -2pm Dinner Tua&Thurs 5pm • 10pm
Fri & Set Spm • 11 pm Oosed on Mondays Located at 1773
Newport Blvd 111 Co&ta Mesa 645-5550
SIR ROGERS, LTD
SanaMches, Coffee and Espros;o Drinks & Smoothies M. nevi
breek1ast menu catef'mg available Open Mon-Fri atJ..~a~
Sat et 7am and Sun t sam. locrited et 270 E 17th ~
Coste Mesa 645-2252
GALLO'S ITALIAN DELI
Tho finest slWnarine ~ ~ on ~baked tread. Try
one of these eccompsnied by ~ chips end a told refreshing an Also a aeam. frozen~ end latte, ~ end
t!:9pl'eS90 Located 8t 3900 E Coast Hwy (949) 675-7404 ~n
daity 9 CXllr-TI. 5 ~ Betboa locatJoO 3014 w 8alloa 8M1 1949)
723-8333 Holri .... 10 n.n. 7 ~ deiy
SUn Located at 4250 Birc.h St 9550022
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
Au!ilent11; Mexican Food, Wltil The Freihest Ingredients & A New
l..Jghl. Cuisine Greot M&rgantas. Hours. Lunch & Dinner. Al1 Major
r.red1t Cards Accepted l..ocoOOd at 2101 Placentla, Coste Mesa -
642·1142, 2BtlJ Newport Blvd . Newport Beech -675-6855
end 2744 E Cootit Hwy. COM -644-8226
Ml CASA ·
Our rmels are n<M a tnp t.o Baia a& well es MeXICO Now offemg
fir.h tsC05 Phone ahead for orders to-ga, Hours Deily From
11 OOam All Major Credit. Cards Accepted Located N. 296
17th St. Costa Me68 (714) 645-7626
LA PALAPA ~ auth nflC South MeKIC80 Seafood Ceviehe, ~k~ila.
C81ilarbnoa, pulpo, ei'lsaledes and rtiUch more Open 8 days a
week. Dosed on~ Dine 111 or~ LoaiCed at 123
23rd St In NeWport Bead'I (near Mu:t l'fldl'•l 673-2657
FERDUSSI TASTE OF PERSIA
5<lYor'y PerGi n cu na 10 upscale, olfordablO atmoSf)l'ltt9 ·11~~10 LQ>rn Sunday-lhll'Sda'f. until 1am Friday&Wrday
Wi1t1 IMI lnJSIC
LA CAVE
Menu kdJdes lobster, Crab. Shrimp, Stoalca Dally 9peciela Fri.
& Set Prime Rib, Ful Bar & WJOt List Ceeual Dress Hourt
Lunch 11 30-2 30 -Dinner Mon -Set. from 5 ~ Vl&O,
MeGtcrcerd, Diner"• Club, Locatel1 At 1895 Irvine Ave ,
(At 17th Street.I N BIOckbust.ero Entertatnment Cost8 Mesa
(714) 846-7944
r:""Mll!Of'.tiff!IM-l:iBl'l'l!!t"kceJDd• lmt ~
[714] 641"9?77
st)'le bland of CUISI08 eccerc.ed with the spices al South America J
Beer & wines available Houri ere Mon ·Thurs 11 3Jarn to 9prn,
Son 5pm to 9pm and Fn -Sat 11 30em to 9 ~ Located et
200 Bristol St et Red Hil in Costa Mesa. 7144441'-JKA (4652)
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Regardod as Southam Cahfom19'9 top seafood N!tailer. Wlf1l the
largest & finost select.ion of fresh seafood dally Al9o. a muttitude d
scrumptious delicacies auch os sushi, grilled fish entrees, clam
chowder, fish & chips, sandwiches end oil the fiXJngs fa' a ~
moat et home Open 7 days a woe!( Located et 154 E 17th St.,
C'.o&ta M"8 (714) 574-8862
THE CANNERY
Hi&toric Wota'front Resteurent aod Harbor CnilS8 Canter. Hot.rs
M<n-Set. 11 • 30 • 2 OOam, &in 10 OOam-12. CQim, All MaJQr
cndit Carda Aeservet.ions Suggested loc8ted et 3010 Lafeyette
""9 . Newport Beacti. CA 9266j (714) 675-5777 Fax 675-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest f18h avAi4able Fresh grifted frsh.
seafood Wld ctiitken, aandw!chea. salads, griled plates and pesia
8pedalties ~seven dey9 e weetc Moo dlru Sat 11am-9pm,
SuOd8y 11am-7pm Qltering av&l!able l..ocet8d at 670 w 17th
St. ~. Costa Ma99 (West al the new Trader Joe's ) 645-8873
HENRY N HARRY'S
GOAT HILL TAVERN
We heY8 lhi moat Tl'lpl at l'9W'd 111 [)'engo ~ 46 impottOO
beers, 42 micro brewtni We feet.Ure over SO &1ngle-m8!t &
blended SCotdl 'Mliakeya es wet es l'T180y lbp<Jf-thHria b<Uboos,
tequ1let, & brlndlea OutdoOr a~ in our bear gerden.
l..ocawd et , 830 Ntiwpoi"t BMf (Nlwpoft & Harbor) 5468428
CAPI OLI
~ CUllU'l(t 88rved on the waterfront. Enjoy hamtm1ade
breads Bod ~ rec:lpn Ftabling a tul 8Sp!'9&&o ~ SerWlg
·bi"Mlf&st and h.nh Located et 634 Udo PIMt {);ya 1n Newport
Beech ~deity from7.30im4 CQlin . (949) 7230016
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot date book ThurMioy, November 19, 1998 A 13
he--spent 'LaSt-·-SH mmerL __ ;_ __ ----C-~-· ____ A L .U-l_H..O_U_I:.$ ___ ~ .. ·------·~
watching a stoopid f'TIOVi~ ;~~0~ •• ~.
Orange County Pcrf onnmg Arts
Center at 4 pm. Dec 6. Th
tXJDC'ertfentures"B.PJ>t!araJ)C:CS by
musicians Keith H"-rling and 'J\i'
Herndon. 1kk€.>ts arc S.":iO to $46
For ticket information, call (714)
740-2000 or (213) 480-3232 or go
to ticketmaster.com. Por more
infonnation, call (714) 556-ARTS.
p•asent ·nc Thr Trebl • and
onMay2, •Mu caJBanqu t.•
All concerts at Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church on 798 Dover
Dnve, NewpQrt Beach For more
infpnnation, ca.IJ n14) 548-3631.
or (714) 708-5561.
'THE UTTLE SISTE R'
•nie LlWo S~.'" tt :rmµder
myster')' based on Ra}mond
ChandJ, r's classic 1949 play of
the snme name} will be staged
in OCC'1i Drama !.ah Theatre
.. A final climactic scene. A
fade to black. A reverber-
ation.
Emanating from the minds and
excreting from the mouths of
teena.gers repeatedly was echoed
the S6Jlle two-syllable word.
Stoopid. Stoopid. Stoopid.
Down an aisle darkened, mto a
confesSional shadowed, entered
the smner. She knows' what she
did last summer. He knows what
she did last summer. You and I
know what she clid last summer.
Her confession? She ought to be
asking penance for making a bad
UNCLE DON'S
VIEWS OF
sequel of a bad
movie. That's an
onginal sin.
A Bahamas vacaUoo goes awry for college palS Julie (Jennifer
Love Hewitt}, Karla (Brandy) and hotel bartender Nancy (Jen-
nifer Esposito}.
NIL REPUTE
Columbia's
torch in the
opening credits
shone brighter
than any dim
bulbs lighting up the screen in "l
Still Know What You Did Last
Summer."
Back again, it's the newest
~asher. After the Freddys, Jasons
and Leatherfaces, now we're
down to The Fisherman. Who
next? The Posbnan? Now there's
a real threat.
Lead character Julie, knowing
The Fisherman WO.!)'t stop until
she's dead or the J'{iOvie's over, is
as jumpy as a frog in a skillet and
as wide-eyed as a lobster headed
to a kettle. Emitting lilgh-decibel
yowls a Kathleen Battle or Maria
Callas nught keep better in tune
but not rut that many octaves
above nuddle C, Julie thinks she
sees The Fisherman in more
places than McCarthy ever saw
comrrues. Under the bed. Out the
wmdow Other side of the door.
The Fisherman is after Julie
I
because he if.. offended by her
attempt to kill him the year
before. And guess what? It's the
one-year anniversary of said
dction. Therefore, what is both a
fundamental law of the universe
and the 11th corrunandment must
be followed-thou shalt extract
vengeance exactly one year later. ·
This dude is ticked off. Attired
in his sou'wester, The Fisherman
is ready to deliver a blg mackin·
tosh attack upon random inclivid-
uals as a method of stringing out
a 90-minute movie that ended up
95 nunutes too long.
Not enough aquaria could be
made to house all the red her-
nngs swi.mmmg around this
foundering dinghy of a flick.
lt was a dark and stormy
rught. Secluded on a resort
island even Gilligan would find
lacking in amenities, our future
victims are trapped in a tropical
Bates Motel populdted by a pas-
sel of OMV-trained clerks and
dopers in dreadlocks.
Chased in terror, to the cupola
..
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a couple ascend, the soundtrack's
bass notes rumble as the music
crescendos. The Fisherman
emerges from the shadows •. stoic
and stolid, moving like an animat-
ed Statue of l.Jberty as the back-
1.tght frames a villain who projects
all the menace of tuna casserole.
The resident victims, instead
of familiarizing themselves with
words such as assault rifle, stwn-
ble around the hotel in uncon-
vincing horror. Platitudes from
these multitudes waft out of a
scnpt of banality.
Leaving a theater packed with
dullards and troglodytes. ftild exit-
ing through a lineup of still more
dullards and troglodytes, one
wonders why such icliotic films ·
become monster hits. The pre-
saent comment made by the hotel
desk clerk near the begmning of
• 1 Still Remember What You Did
Last Summer" explains it all
"Duuuuh."
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THE MCCOY TYNER TRIO
The Orange County Performing
• ArtS Center's Master of Jazz
Series in Sege.rstrom Hall pre-
sents the MC:Coy 'fyner nio and
Symphony P.erfonnmg the
mUSJc of Burt Bacharach dt 8
p.m. Nov 28. Tickets are $24 to
$46. For ticket information, call
(714) 7-40·7878 or (213) 365·
, 3500. For more information, cdll
(114) 556-ARTS
THE HARMONIA
BAROQUE PLAYERS
The Harmonia Bdroque Pldyers
will perform chamber mu~c in
Newport Beach. On Feb. 7, they
''q(ugs for t~ Jlo(Ufays! 11
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS
Charles Dickens' . .
MUSICAL EVENING
The Jewish Commuruty Ceuter
of Orange Cow1ty presents a
mu!>ical evenmg with Svetlana
Portnyaskaya at 8 p m. Dec, 1.9 at
the dinter, 250 E. Baker St., Cos·
ta Mesa. Advance Uckets am $15
for memberS, $18 nonmembers,
and $20 at the door. For man•
information. oau (714) :755-0:J40 .•.
STAGE
'DINNER W ITH FRIENDS'
South Coa:;t Re~rtory's West
Coast premiere of Donald Mar-
gulies'~ drama "Dmner with
Friends• rum; through Sunday
Performance times are 8 p m.
through Fnday; 2 30 and 8 p.m.
Saturday: and '2:30 and 7:30
p.m Sunday. Tickets ure $28 to
$45 SCR is dt 655 Town Center
Drive, m Costa Mesa. For morn
information call (714) 780-5555
at 8p.m ... today. Fnday and Sat-
urday anti at 2 p.m . Sunday.
Advanced tickets are $6 for the
Thursday and Sunday perfor-
mances, and $7 for Friday and
Satwday performances: Tickets
at \he door will~ $8 and $9. .
foot more mformation, c<tll (714)
432-5880. . .
'LA POSADA MAGICA'
So.uth Coast Re~ory present:;
"La l'osada Magica• 'by OctaVJo
Solis, a story of a youn~ girl
who rekindles her Chrtsttnas
spm\ by re-enacting Joseph and
Mary' search for lodgmg. Pre·
views are Dec 11-13; and runs
through Dec. 27. Tickets are
$11-28, dticounts for children
under 12 end groups at most
performances. SCR ~ at 655
Town Center Dnve, Costa
Mesa. For more information,
(all (714)7.08-5500
Savings up to 30% During
our floor sample SALE!
Ho""' M,[W-ll·'i • n.,\-11-6 • Su.-11-t
Hlf you,r e looking
for a classic holiday
tale ... head on over
to South Coast
Repertory!",
~'&'
·adapted by Jerry Patch
•
. On Tbe SCR Mainslllge
LoflJ-Prieed Previews .Begin November 28!
Perf,,,.,,.,,neu Run Tbrough December 27! ...
..Full of ghostly cheer and decked
with a delicious sense of fun!" . .
F or till' I <>1h Sl'a.,on. snr::! l.11111)\
!<>harl'. lht.• \\~.tnnth of thl' hulida~ s
"ith Omngl' Count} famiht.>s in this tinw-
Jc,, 1>1rkl'll!'> d.i: sic. Ghrl k } our hnltda\
calendar no\\ and pick a datl' to Oll'l1
1 tn) lim, B<1h Cral'l1u ru1d ol,d rrwnezr.r
Scroo 'l' himself. Thl1 'II he \\'31Ung
to put }OU in tlw holida) "Pini!
ltOll(lfW) PrnCJ~·
8AR8i\lli\ \~D
MARK ( lf~I:\ JOH so'
t 1(1.,\/ ~ 1 ( I
holiday institutionr·
0» I ii I ' 'I
~ .
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occasionr·
• • ... ...
-;-~A 14 ThUfsdoy, NoYOmber 19, 1998
1rn.1 f11us
(O\f Pb .., o CC b turnu19 ack: t e •
.Jr clock a half-r.cntury to a
• · seedy, shttdowy Los
Angele~ where sm0<J Wi:ls a thing·
or the future and th'" only wt pol-
lution wi:ls the noxwus fumes
lrom the c1gdretle'> ne.uly evl•ry·
one smoked mcc•ssdntly.
Welcome to the world of Rc1y-
mond Chandle1
Chandler churned out un
" unpn·s~1ve qudnhty of pulp he-.
" tion m his time, most of it cen-
' tert~d on hi.s hard-bo1lc•u pm'.ale
eye PhiLip Marlowe. OC'C lids
d1scovt•red
THEAJER REVIEW the stogl'
Vf!rSIOD Of
one of these
Jn~slf•nes, "The Little SL'>ter,"
cmd has rc-CICuleci d gP.nre long
,. uut of fashion and rarely rev1s1tl:.'cl
1 in the thedtN.
1 1t do<'~n·t lake long to discover
why we don t see thP like-, ot
f\1drluwe, Sttm Spddf! dr Mike
l lununer dny mou" As wntten
back m the 1940s. they were
"'One-dirnens1c>ndl dNecllvcs
P11meshed m c;t world ot sultry
dullll'S, bruldl cops ttnd killers
lurkmg behmd every dooiwdy.
. Lctrry Gl'lbart Sdtirtzed th£' gPnrc
..;upt>rhly in his musical "City ot
.\ngt•ls " r1 •
"The Little Sister" IS uc1ty of
Anqels" with the tonyu<'
rt1moved from the ch£'ek. Duct ·
tor Alex Golson fa1thfuU)• re-cre-
ates a dusty paperbac.k ection of·
tbs.fiction library undoubted!
aware that some of the dialogue
is going to draw luughter simply
becau:;e of its ludicrous nature.
. Neverthele~s. his student cast
of pnmarily new faces ctt O ·c
dtlacks the Stuart and Carolyn
Gordon script with enc-rgy and
tenacity Contributmy to the
duthentic1ty are David
Scdglione's moody, ulack-and-
white sl:'!lling. Cynlh1t1 Corley's
penoo co:.twues and Ric.le GoJ-
son's defirutive lighting effects.
Donald Lee Kindlt>, in the cen-
tral role of. Marlowe, re>quues
some time to wdml up to his
character, but brings a fme note
of cliss1pated desperation-to the
part K.mcile endeavors to take
his pnvate eye beyond the i.mok-
ing, drinking dnd wisecracks and
for the must part succeeds.
The "little sister· who appears
from Kansas lo hu-e Mdrlowe to
hnd her broU1er is rucely enacted
by Megan Bdss-Jdckson (who
shdres the role with BnannP
Moynahan) dS a cornfed innocent
dmrious to shed her ndivete.
Scaglione cori.trtbutes a cdllleo as
rt bldckllldil~ with reason to fedr
tor his sdtety .
The lemme fatales who warm
the show's temperature consider-
. ably ate seductively done by Pn-
cillil Joy 8Qtkey (alternating with
Jet.l}een Rene Gransky) as a
glctmorous blond movie queen
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and Paulina Brown as her Jealoui.
LaUna comparuon. Both derive
the maximum physical effect.
fFom their .educo~ char.act~
A pair of Los Angelel> Police
Department goons are portrayed
with gusto by Hugh Goodearl
and Marten G. Lewerth, who
nevertheless lack the timing and
variety of emphasis to take their
roles beyond the stereotype.
Moro effective is Rocky Cerda as
u shddy physician with an irrttat-_
mg chuckle,,
Mark Fletcher requires a more
Jaded charactenzation as a Holly-
wood mogul, while Terry Methe-
ny, Jo~eph Allgaief,·Casey Weber
and .David Brenneman complete
the picture 10 roles distinguished
only by therr brevity.
Pbllip Marlowe (Don Kindle) fllrts with the .. little sister," Costa Mesa's Megan
Bass-Jackson, ln OCC's production of Raymond Chandler's classic 1949 mys-
tery .. The Little Sister," in production in the Drama Lab Theatre.
For those raised on a literary
diet of Chandler, Dashiell Ham-
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Little Sisler· will induce fond
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mterred. Those born later, how-
ever, may srrnply wonder, in the
,hght of a cliche-ridden script, JUSt
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At-Newpert's J(itayama, ertjoy· .. ~ore-than just~a 1neaJ
NA.,'CY C.tl1li\'tR ·• •
Ocirfb .,I
B ... runch at Brennan's, New·-·_. __ KITAYAMA
Orlcuns, 1992. Dinner at Chant~clau, Newport • WHERE: 101
Beach, circa 1987. Whole fish Bayview Place, New-port Beach with beans and rice at the fish-+ WHEN: lunch:
erman's Pub, Ocho Rios, Monday through Fri-
.Jamaica, 1990 d 3
U til 1 k ay, 11: O a.m. to 2 • n ast WC'e these were the p.m. Dinner: Monday
only three meals not eaten at through Friday,d 6 to
home that 1 would consider 10 pm S t . .; a ur ay,
memordble. But now J can add 5:30 to 10 p.m.; Sun-
! dinner atJ<Hayama. Newport day, 5:30 to·9:30 p.m.
Beach , where last Thursday we + HOW MUOf:
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OONlEACHI
DAii. V PILOT
Al one point I had fow dnnks
in front of me: beer, sake, cham·
pdgne and greP.n tea Jt e rta1nly
wa:. a dining expenence, well
worth the"J>rice and my expand-
ing waistline.
The restaurant is alc;o open for
lunch With a different special
every day, each for $10. The
sushi special ($10), available
every day, includes eight pieces
ot sushi plus a CaWorrua roll.
Besides the tatami room,· the
restaurant has a sushi bar,~ .
shabi.I shabu bar and a dihing
room that overlookS the beautiful
garden.
Sushi is mbdesUy priced, al $3
for scallop and squid to $11 for a
rainbow roll. The fish lS supplied
by the restaurant's parent com-
pany.
Also on the menu are combma-
tion dinn •rs of tehyaki, tempura,
sashimi and filet rrugnon, king
crdb legs dnd tuno:S ... tPak G-0mb1-
naliOn lunthes include choices or
ch.ickf'n and beef tenyaki, tempu·
ra, Califorrua roll,.l)ushi and sashi·
nu ($7.50 to $8 501, which come
with ~alad, ffil<iO soup and rice.
A variety ot other tradlUorial ·
Japdnese fdre is offered, such as
!>Ukiyaki, udon, soba and '
maniwa-style noodles1 teishoku
and ishiyaki.
-A.ll the fomfortS ot JaJ>dil have
~n brougnt to Newport Beach at
K1taycuna And even though I felt a
bit silly shuJtling to the restroom hi
the. orarrgP. slippers, it was one of
the most comfortdble and en1oy-
able dinn<>rs I've ever had.
• NANCY 04EEVER'~ d1n1n9 rev1~
appt:ar evPry other Thursday
transporter
room to
Japan, becduse everything about
Kitayama is 100% Japanese.
In the immaculate and stark
restaurdllt, a calming light-brown
hue provides the J'('rfecl atmos-
phere for a quiet dmner or lunch
and complements the drtistry that
the chPfs there pdSs off as food.
Chef ltagaJd Tsuyoshi, Jett, and manager Noriaki Tsubone show one
of the private dining rooms at Kitayama restaurant in Newport Beach.
When l arrived to meet my
lcmuly, I WclS taken through a dln-
ing room dnd ouU.tde onto a path-
way ledcbng to d string of gltiss
doorwdys thdt were the entryways
lo modest pnvdle rooms
Not t1cqudmted with the cus-
loms, I glanced down and won-
d ered why my brother's. shoes
we re sitting outside the room.
Next to them were his gtrl-
fnend's pumps, and a set of
orange slippers.
I sat on the wooden pabo,
which overlooks a meticulous
garden and wtttcrfdll. Alter I got
my own shoos oU I slid open the
sliding glass door to greet my
dinner companions. The table
was ttl floor level, but to ease
your knees you Cd!l slide your
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The private space -called a
tatami room -was an elegant
setting of bamboo and woven
grass Wlth simple lightmg and
one painting on 1he wall.
Tatami rooms are common in
Japan, where busmess deals dfe
sealed and the term N power
lunch" takes a whole other
mearung. Here, they're used for
baby showers, business meetings
or just for fun.
We started with steamed
dumplings with shrimp -a spe·
aal made at the sushi bar -
which was a Qdll of succulent
shrimp and delicious crushed .
white fish with a puckered top
wrdpped in parchment pdper
and boiled.
Next we tried the crab and
avocado salad ($8.50), which was
like a Califorrua roll made into a
salad: mixed greens with broc-
coli, avocado and real strips of
king crab tossed in a delicious
sesame :;oy dressing.
TI1e fried calaman, a favorite
of nune dl any restaurant, was
outstdndmg No sauce was need-
l'd ror these little masterpieces,
'!!Pl><'d m a delioous batter and
fried to d golden brown.
When the giant order of
assorted sushi arrived, I knew it
was tune to slow down. Accom-
pwued by I.my dishes of already·
poured soy sauce, the enormous
platter was covered in a beautiful
ttri'ay of sushi-style salmon, eel,
tuna and Cahlomtd rolls.·
As each course came, I
admtwd the polite and gracious
servr>r, who must get quite a
·workout, bending and kneeling
and then gctbng up again at
every place setting. She even
knelt down m front of the door
before opening it. And c;hE;? never
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stopped snuh.ng.
I almost lell emhcfrrc.1ssecl to
get such gH'1ll Sl'l\'ICC.
The nrc:rnd hthtle. more of an
art fom1 than t1 mec1l, wc.1s the
mixc>d f;habu ~halw, d hedlthy
soup fillecl with cl mound of
Japunese mushrooms, bok chcy,
medt, oysters, hsh c111d oth<>r veq-
etti'blE>s
A ceramic pot is placed ~m top
of an oprn flame. ln.,aclc· is d
brown broth, nabe, that is slowly
brought to a boil. As thr> broth
heals up, the server, usmg chop·
sticks, rnetaculo11sly places the
meat, fu.h and ve~etah1es mto
the pot, slurtmg with the item
thc1l nPeds the most cooking.
By the time he' clone -
about 15 nunutc:s later -the
shabu ~habu i!> ready to eat. It
wa~ a teitst ht lor a qlutton, and
suddenly glutton became my ·
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot.
_our sense of hu
oocl stuff happens. Just
ask Michael and Linda
SeQo. The young parents
realized the Great Amer-
i'c·an Dream last Sunday when they
were handed the keys to their new
home, a qui<.kly built .but ever-so-
cutf' house with a w~-p1cket
fence, leuJ-colorea shutters, a pine
green front ldwn and a playhouse
tor 'the couple's four cpildren. ·
The house Habitat for
Hum,mitv's first effort in Costa
Mesa -·was bdilt in a seven-day
rnnstruc.tion blitz that was part pre-
-cision, part passion and a lot of per-
r spiration
~--..--L--~~~--~--
squeezed into a two-bedroom
apartment, getting by but hoping
for so much more.
The house-building cffo1t was in
complete rhythm with other I Iabitat
for Humanity projects, reflecting the
lasting image of farmer President
Jinuny Carter's simple act of picking
up a hammer and going to work.
in and helped build the house.
The building blitz was a study in
volunteerism and proof positive
that humankind must be -has to
be -. innately good.
And all the while -as the beams
were raised anti the drywall nailed
up and the paint splashed here and
there -the workers marveled less
at .their own efforts than at the joy
they would be bringing te Linda
and Michael Sebo.
Barbara Thomas, the locaJ Habi-
tat president, summed it up perfect-
ly after the house was blessed and
turned over to its new tenants
' }
The housP on Del Mar Avenue
providPs sht>lter for the Sebos and
tlwu children. The family had been
And that's what happened Qn the
snug but comfortatile 'Jot on Del
Mar. People showed up,· grabbed a
hammer and went to work. Friends.
Neighbors. Strangers. Even the
couple who had hoped that they
would be the lucky ones selected to
get the· keys to the n~w hou~e on
Del Mar. When they found out that
they would not be getting the
house, they shrugged and pitched
"This group had a home," 'she
said, gesturing to the Sebos. HThey
just needed a house to put it in."
Good stuff happens.
DON UACH I OAll.V PILOT
Linda Sebo holds the keys to her new home in Costa MeSCl as her hw.band,
Michael, hugs her during a blessing ceremony Sunday.
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f ~ READERS RESPOND
~ . 1~$cience standards Create debate
I ._
I"" ~ · AT ISSUE: School board member
Wendy Leece doesn't approve
state science guidelines, saying
they promote evolution as fact.
. F u:-1 drl<I forr>most. let me SdY that I am a
Chn-.11c1n ond was d student of
Jl<lroch1c1I sc:h1)(ll' during my elemen-
tc1ry ) t>ttr Thereafter. my education through
I 1\\ ..,< huol wets dt great public mstitullons.
!Junnq muc:h ol my kindergarten-through-
' 1'21h-q1<1dl' Pd1tCdt1on, I felt that the Pledge or
AllPq1<1nc e pr.1clicPd dl school ond the fact
' that t>VPry d<1y we would sdy that we arc
nnl' nc1lion undN God" was sufhctent to .
.. 11pj>lPn11•nt the r<>hg1ous beliefs that 1 was
tc111<1ht di hurnu I would like to respond to
the rPspC'C l!V(• roncPrns expressed by school
I board memtwr Wendy L<•ece ( wcreation,
PVolution dPbulE• !.Urfaces, • Nov, 12).
Whtlt• L1•ece endorses Ute ma1ority of Ute
" ... t .. ndar<ls p10p~e>d by the slate, she dlien-
at~ hcrst•lf dnd oppo-.es one of the specific
views y.1thm the c1w.i of science -that
which is relatPd lo the theory of 0\'0lution
J fer has1-. for domg so is that the standards
m }' hP fdctunll)' based dnd hdve a dogmatic ! !henry
11!11 U:ece n1<1y he interested to know tllat
1J1r.ro ctrt' m<my religious sectS within the
wC?1 lei We dS Chris bans are a rrunority in the
1 l'bcpou~ world. Just m the arena of Chris-
11.rn1ty on1• finds different belief systems One
ru!'C'd onlr look lo Northern Ireland or other
(llel.IS of the world thdt dTfl grapphng with
rt•licpous tunno11. Etich relJg1ous sect has its
nwn cloctnni> thc1t it procldJJlls Lo be the truth.
1 hc1l in c•ssenn• 1s thP dt>hmtion of dogma-
. t1o.;n1 So, 1f LPN c heheves thc1t the stdte is
\\ h1nq m unposmu viPws that ar~ contrary to
her r<>hg10us l>t1hels, 1s she not attempting to
Pllyacw 111 the scJTn<.' type of conduct by
proposing hN subjective religious ideology
ilS a school board ntt-?mber?
ll 1s important to note that the FII'St
Amendment ol our grPat Constitution pre-
<:lude ... dny govPrnmental entity from estab-
h hmg any laws or regulilllons pertairung to
u~1ig1on Tiwrefore. the state would be VIolal-
mg our conslttut10ndl rights 1f 1t was estab-
h ing any rC'h91011s pnnc1ples by a scientific:
st nclarcl or hv ciny other ubject matter
tc1ught m puhhc schools.
~l'11g10n ht1s no place tn the public acade-
mic «1n•n,1 II onP "e"k"' to establish reli91ous
1>dh0ts, tli(•y cun clo so c1t home, church or
pav<1lP ••< t1clern1c mstitut1ons that dI.e free
from uovr•mmPntdl rc•stnction" and ntangle-
wents pPrl.itmnq lo n•liglon.
'As e1 ( "hnst1c1n, 1 c:c1n appreciate Lcece's
cone mns t1 hout the "consl!rvalive" Christian
parents who ht.tve taught theu children about
< "od <1t hornf.·. l lowewr, 1f d child's fuith in Coo is subject to dc.c,trucllon as a result of
mutuahstic oh1cruve sc1enllhc teachings m
1~001, then that faith was not taught vigor-
ously enough. 'Ihle reli-
g10us. beliefs m faith tdught
at home and at church that
have foundational stahihty
will always be mdestruc-
tible,
I hdve reviewed the
state's proposed standards
relatmg to science and
found no tedchmgs that
entail •atheistic:" or • dnli· Wendy Leece
God• teachings as drumed
by Leece. Leecc also claimed that the stan-
dards instill in children that there 1s no place
for God in <;c1enrn. There ts a pldce tor God
not only rn science" but C1lso m all other sub·
ject areas m school. .
The uconservative" Chnstidn parents
Leece mentioned Who feel that public
schools dre not meeting thetr obbgdtlons as
fdf as religious studies ure concerned, either
by failing to teach religion m school or adopt:
mg a standard of pohcy contrary to their
own, do have the freedom of availing them~
selves of pnvpte academic tn!>titutions, Free-
dom of choice by freedom of rt!li91on L" what
ts so great about our country.
Jn do mg, I would like to say thdt m the
acadenuc arena, a neutral ob1ect1ve repre·
sentation of youth is best whatever the sub-
ject matter may be. It 1s true Lhdl various the·
ories of evolution and sc1~ncc dre mutually
exclusive to a certain degr<'e. How(!ver, we
must never allow the government to fo..,ter
any entanglement with ruspect to religious
teachings, especially when tho .. ~ teachings
take place in the public school'> Ultimately, a
well-adjusted child should be ctblc to digest
the teachings of the Bible clt home and at
church while also bemg objective enough-to •
study the scientific pnn<'1plcs put forth by
state government that is more than qualified
lo set those particular st;:mdt1rds.
FRED ASCARI
Newport Beach
The Bible ts not a theory. It 15 d story and
ts taught in my home and in my Chnstian
church. The story tells the who and the why
of creation. The public schools should teach
saentific tlleones about the how and lhe
when. My faith m God.has never be •n
threatened by a snenti!1c theory
JUDITH M . GIELOW
Co .. td Mesa
I would like to comment on lhe
creanon/evolullon dcbato that surfaced m
the school bourd's program. J think it 1s
absolutely ridiculous tht1t thc?·Scopcs tnal 1s
still being tried m such a modNn·arcd tts
Newport Beach. ·
Th.Is religious war ugumst sc:iencc has got
to end. High school and grt1nunar school stu-
dents today n1>cd mom c1t'nt1f ic education
and les · ot this mythologicill thinkmg. They
need cnticdl thmkmg. And I thmk the idea
that there arc board member who ore still
pushing a stx-day creation m the year 4004
BC' as desrnbed in the Bible is ridiculous.
There is fos!?ll evidence for evoluhon that
1::; mcontestdble. Even the pope and the
( dthotic Church h1we come out for evolut1on
d~ opposed to the speodl credhon. J'.\nd I
must remmd you the1t the Cathohc Church
bds lw ~n wrong on c;;cience for the lust 2000
yed.IS dnd 1t 1s finally getting its dct together.
And I Uunk t1 Ute fundamPntahst hoard
lUPmbers Wdnt to ledC:h creabom.,m, they are
yoing to hctve tu teach 11 all. Th''Y dre gomg
to have tu tl1<1ch Greek ,ind Romdn mytholo-
gy creation stories. The) are u<>tn~I to h<1ve lo
t~ach the Sunieridn, the Egyptian, the• Eski-
mo and the Babylonian cr<'allon stories. They
have to teach the Buddhist, l hnclu, Amencan
lndian, AJr1can dlld PulynHs1an cre<1l10n sto-
nes Let's nut leuvP dnymw out In fdC't, I just
named a threc>-umt course that could be
taught at the> rnllege lt•vel.
They s1mpl~ cctrmot tPaC'h thc!.ir reliumn cts
!>l &ence. Religion dul'S not belong in the sci-
ence classes. Let's stop this nonsense;. Let's
move on to the 21st cPnlury. Let's quit trymg
to force sciPnc~ lo he in thP SC'TVttP of onP's
particular faith, bc~ctuw that has n<?ver
worked in 'lhe. lc1st 2,000 yt>ars. It's not gomg
to work now simply becau c 1t IS wrong,
AlAN A. SNOW
Balbod Island
Let us nut hdve. th cornt•dy of unothe1
Scope:-. monke. tncll. Wt• aru getting mighty
(lost> to 1t. And, this time not m Tennessee but
in Newport Beach
A'> to S('hoot' trusl1•e LPcce's religious nus·
s1on, I wish !>he cuulcl undc1sldnci thc1t wll-
u1ous fmth IS d pnvnlP lhmg, And ti should .
remdm so. (Slop Pmhan r1ssm!J us, WPndy.J
Reliqious fctith c d.11 Lw tt1ught m th~ horn(>,
tlle church <1nd m pnvrllP relig1ous school.
But it 1s not aonc1 qovemment to teach reli-
gious behefs m thP pubhc schools, other th<m
m d class of romparallvc reh91ons nr hll'f<l·
tore
lt would be wi-.e JI w , made sure Utdt
every school bo.ucl truo;;tee understood snen-
W1c method and tlw cnlical role 1t hus played
In our "edrc-h for truth ctnd reahty, and all the
wonderful bem•llt.., tho c have brought to
mankind. It is PSJ>t>C 1ally cnlmtl to be dis·
cemmg lfi our selecUons of trustee , when
we look at the ... 1atP of "r:1cnce m the Unit >d
State..'>, where fo1 lhroe decc1dc" the v. dm111g
signs hdve been flc1sh111g . We ctre ahle to
gtaduclte only a frachun ol the c1dvanced
engineers, mathcmattuans, phys1etc;ts,
astronomers and r~sl.'atc h h1oloq1sts lht1t t1
nation of such Sllf! should be CJTdduutmg.
To make up that cit !Jot, wt• must draw
ht>av1ly on thP. ltdcnts Qf othc1 nation~ ll 1'>
chscouragmg. therefow, lor dny school hoard
to harbo1 religiou'> lt>rv( nry, which would
diminish sc•wntihc nwthocls and the oppn
nund m favor of rehg1ous fliith, an<l rmsun·
derst<lnd th1• naturt> of hoth.
REBA WILLIAMS
Newport Beach
CORRESPONDENCE
Center still harbors strong
f eeli;ngs ··ori redevelopment
W hy don't we let the
poor builders or
unpwvers of Harbor
Center proceed? We are losmg
tune. The pcoplP who are
affected huvc been compensat-
ed more thnn generously. Let
them proceed!
RACHEL LYNCH
ColJege Park
Costa Mesa
lf the Harbor C'f>nlt.!1 U('VPl-
open> needed to ma k.e .50-some
modi.hccttion.s to the11 ongmal
design to.satisfy City Counc11,
area residents and Plcmmng
Conum!?ston demands, pray tell
me, whdt manner of toxic.:
dump were they pl,uming left
to their own devices?
In other word , without
demand , arguments, thn•dls,
followed by more of the same
tor months on end. Home
Depot would sunply h11ve butlt
its stor' Wlth the att1tud1..' that
neighborhood cluldren Cdn be
exposed to toxic tumes and
carcmogemc agent.., as well as
noise levels disrupting ~f•1r
homework concentration.
Rdlph Nade-r would be
p!Pd'>ed to know that corporntP.
grnPd and irrP..!>pons1bthty a1e
abvt• and w "'11 m Costa Me~a.
The t.>est question ot tht!
~vening went undnswered by
IC'I D<>veJopment Co. President
Scott Bell. Thern WdS a young
lddy who dSked, if nearby rcs1-
tlenls need to he given uir con-
ditioners to fend off the dis-
turbing effects of the rn~sln1c:-
tion, who will ~lay the large
in( iet1sc m lhf'se people's utih-
ty hill ?
Thunk you Heather Sotnl'r ,
for U1c character to stand your
ground. Please don't lea\'e
town. co~td l\Jesa lS gomg to
need hom>st leaden-hip.
GARY E. DRIES
co ... ta Mesa
MAILBAG
Keep the Colorado
coltunns coming
W c enjoy Fu>d Mttrtin'!>
column from Fort
Colhn._, Colo., vmy
much I low clcv,•r!
I le wnle!> the mo~I mlert>shng
arlicl . We hope he c;ontinu~s his
drticle' from C~olordclo. The Pilot
must be cornnrencl1'd fo1 continu-
ing the arlu IP..,
RON EDWARDS
NPWport l3PilC:h
Thanks to candidat<'s
for a ,good try
Dc•rtr Lt n M11lc1, Mike Kr,m1-
1t~v, N.10mi Mt"Comb dnd Ron
Winship:
Now th.It the Cdtnpmgn 1<; ov<.•1,
we would lik1 to takt• one morl'
moment of your itme to <!Xpn•ss
our c1ppreu,1tion for U1c effort dnd
resources you cxpcnd«>d on
behalf of tht• c 1ti1ens of th ~ town.
Wf' smrnreh· thdnk volt tor q1v·
mg us the oppu1hul1ty tu clioust•
from c.1mong many ca11d1dc1l11s, to
vote (or a candidate who might
h ::;t rnp1 esent our O\\ n \ 1e Y.:" ds
to how Newport B ·ach's govern·
munt should h • chrected for tlw
ne.,xt lour •enrs
We ltr'3 grc1teh1J to you for the
work you perfomtcd, the exp£fl..">e
you mcurr •d and the strain you
enduied.
We , ppr, mte your allf!n-
ddn< u dt th • mcmy Cdn<.l1dates
lorurn . your suhJc~tmg } our..,t>ll
to puhh<' r;c::mtmy c1nd cuchmng
the tnlPIVJt \\ • ctnd. no! ll as.t Sl!J·
mltcdnllh your risking ~our -;eU-
e tcPm to Pillll Ute upprovc1l of us
ydhoos.
Mdn}· thank l•)t g1vmn us ttw
chm< l'.
TOM HYANS
Central Newport Beach
Assoc1atlon president
Balbo<l
WRITE TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
PRESIDENT
B Chnton, (D), The White
H'ousP, 1600 Pennsylvarna Avo.,
W.. hmgton, D ~ .• 20500 HoUm,
(f1a.m. to 2 p m.J (202) 456-1111.
VICE PRESIDENT
Al Guru, (DJ, The Cup1tol Dutld-
mg, Smit~ 2 12, Weshmgton, D.C.,
20500'
. GOVERNOR
l'etP Wil on, ·{RJ, Stole Cap1tot,
S er.am 'nlu 95Ht4,.(9th) -445·
264 1.
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• Dianne Femc;te1.n, (0), 331 ltnrt
Building, Wa hmgton, l) C ., 1
20510, (202) 224-384l;or 11111
Santa Monica Blvd., ~u1tc 915,
Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914·
7300.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
• Chris Cox, (R}, 47th Dtstnc:l, 1
Newport Place, Swtc 4:l0, New-
port Beach 92660, (714) 756·
2244; or 2402 Rayburn lluHdmg,
Washington, D.C, 20515, (202)
225-5611. (Rcpr nts most of
Newport Beach.)
• Dana Rohrabac hN, (R), 45th
Dts\nct, ·101 Mam St., Smte ac·,
I Iuntington Beach 92f>48, (714}
'---t_<,...0-6483; or 1027 Long~
STATE SENATE
Ros Johnson (R}, 35th l)istnct,
18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite
220, Irvine 92715, 833·0160.
STATE ASSEMBLY
Marilyn Brewer (R}, 70th Distttc:l,
18952 MacArthur Rivet ., Smtf'!
220, Irvine 92715, 863-7070.
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD
88 rem Dnve, C<>!>t.:1 Mesa, 708·
FAJR,
Uod1d: Prcsulcnt Emily Santoro;
V1n,i Pre ident Don SttltMt•Ui; .met
memht•1s c, ry I layakttwa, Jun
Lmdh •rg, John Crcnr'l, Randy
Srn1th Imel f>on Wdl 'l.
Drive, 021>26, (714) 754-5223
Mayor. Peter Buffa
Counctl: Joe ·nc kson, G try
Monahan, I le< th r Some uncl
Libby Cowan.
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
N wpurt BPilch C1ty·J lttll.r 3300
Newport ntvd., <J2h6:J. 644-3309.
?vfoyor: Thomt1 Edward
Councal: .John I Ic•dqo , Jiin
Dt>h.1y, Nonna Glover, Donni
O'Neil, John Nuy' c ml Tom
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL OtSTRICT
l>L~ltir.t Offtee: 29R5·A Be r 't ,
<'osto M o 92626, 424-5000
Sup nntench•nt: Ruhert BarhOt
Roarci· nana Btar.k, Judy l'rdOCO,
Jim Fl•rryman, Martha Fluor,
Wt•ncly .L.c C", Serene Stoke anrl
l>nv1d Brooks.
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92h27, 63 t-iaoo Thom on, ..,. ____ • ..,BMrd: Tuidy ObljSl:lJAlL..l'~--i
J>anusn. MiJ<c HCifof, Fred Bock·
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go anywhere they want when it':. ·
not neces ary. •
• The workshop included a
short. video and presentation by
Alistair Bailley,_ project manager
of IBI Group, the ffnn perfomung
the engineering study. Bdil.ley
called the South Coast Metro
. area an anchor for the system,
which would· create links
between ma1or business, employ-
ment and shopping centers in the
county.
The presentation was followed
by a survey of "visual prefer-
ences,• in which audience mem-
bcrS were asked to rat~ their.
reactions to pictures of urban set-
ting~ and d1ffernnt rail design
options.
Some members of the audi-
ence gr<'w frustrated dunng the
discussion and wanted to hurry to
the question-and-answer penod.
They were still frustrctted when
answers weren't specific enough ..
A representative from a Santa
Ana-based group opposed to the
urban rail line was there to hand
out literature.
"The idea that WC' could do
anything about traffic congestion
with light rdil is dbsurd, • said
Jack Mallinckrodt, a board mem-
ber from~ the group Dnvers tor
Highway Safety.
Mallinckrodt said his group is
opposed to the pro1ecl because of
its lugh cost and nunuscuJe bene-
fit. The group ·advocates invest-
mg in · road unprovements
instead.
Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa
also attended bn<'fly. BuJfa said
he was exC'ited to be part of the
vision process more than d
decade ago and is JUSt as excited
today to sec 1t conung closer to
reality. -
Considering the growth
Orange County is expected to
experience in the next 10 to 20
years, it would be odd if an urbdn
rail system were not pdrt of the
picture, Buffa said.
Buffa dlso said he foresees
cities beginning to think about
how to link into the mdin urban
rail system through people
movers, shuttle buses or even
monorails.
Another maior questio,n that
emerged from the workshop was
how the urban rail system would
aff<'ct ex15tmg road\<vays.
Paul Wilkinson, a principal
with Linscott, Law and
Greenspan, Engineers, has dealt
with transportation for years, and
his company hds had a direct
band in many rodd tmprove-
ments in Costa Mesa and Orange
County.
"We've gotten to a status quo
where roadways have experi-
enced a lot of improvements and
we want to make sure any rail
system doesn't conflict or set us
back from those improvements,·
he said.
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.Tl 0. E p· 0-.. 0--L----5-. --ommcnd .aeuon by the citytia:~~-· -
on findings. ·
• Stotion a deµuttzed ofhcer at
the beach, especlally dunng low
ti@ pc.nods, to renund visitors of
the rules Withm the mannP--
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the tide pools for a pen0<l oJ time
so they can be properly trnhed'
Murrab_K<'ll • and '8 _group of
Kell}''" :.tudents ha\·e also advo-
cuted that propoS<tl, aylng it may
he the r1nly Wtty tu sctVf~ the tide
pools .
While Gardner saul 1>he 1s
plc>a~.-d with whut the city hct"
donP so far, she does not wont to
ser> the t-'lfort stop ht•fe,
• • 11 My main concern ..1s tnat the
c1ty \\JH s1mpl}' say,"'We'll 1ust put
more mannc conservatwn olli·
<.NS down thNe,' and that sunply
1:. not gomg to do tl, • Gardn1·r
said.
According to a stdtr report h}'
Ftre llnd 1annt? Chief Timothy
.Riley. the '1ty oould unplement
one or more of the following
strategie:
rP erve. • •
• c;ontrol dCcess to the tid_;e_.l-..-.
poo wi 9atC!> at e op of llie
trail and mcrea e the numlx>.r of
manne con:.ervation ofhcel'S who
patrol thP area
• Restrict dll public acces._ to
thP. tldf! pools for at least two
years while more scientlhc
n• earc h 1,.<.;· done to detenrune the
level ol detenoration and
whether 1t can recover.
• C..'lty ,5tatf seems to be recom-
mending the .111St option, which,
onrn the results are in, ·would
hkPly' lead to somP type of do-
ure •
Th City Council on Monday
could also direct staff to look into
what kind of approvals d tempo-
rary dosure would reqwre.
MMC'. MAP l'WAJ!V Pl T
Ryan Whelpley helps Kelly La ughlin through the tide pools recently at Little Corona.
• Mdmtam acces~ to the tide
nbolc; but create tJ panel ot
PXperts t~ assn s the condition of
the ecosystem through saentihc .
:.tudy. Th~ panel would then rec-
"I would love to see our city
take the first tep here to really
look at thi<i, create some hard :.a·
PIIC'e and tdk.e it to other areas
dCroi.:. the 'ilate~" Gardner S<Ud.
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"Air traffic controllers make spltt·
second decisions 100 times on .
hour hosed on what we think is
accurate information. Sometimes
information is not coming ot all.n
Pile said the FAA would
respond to the rndar concerns
today. ·
Rilas claims the new radar sys-
tem, which morutors takeotfs and
landings, processes delta too slow-
ly. resulting m vital information
being unavailable to dll' traffic
controllers.• .
Air traffic controllers make
split-second deos1ons 100 'imes
an hour based on what we thmk
15 accurate information," RJfas
said. "Sometimes informallon h
not com.mg up at all.·
That information includes
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President of local union
speed and allttudP ,reading-. .Dur-
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said 25 plt1nes took o!f ~llhout
this data <tvatlahle. Rifdi; also nt-
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Wayne Airport on (Jl t. 21 Ul
which two planes camt> doi.er
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tem usually is the orie who is lined
up for the job next year.
It's pretty safe to say Council-
man. Deonis O'Neil will be the
city's next mayor, replacing out-
ir-~-gomg Mayor Tom~
. O'Neil has served on the coun-
. cil for four years Cl{ld wasn't even
opposed in his bid for re-election
earlier this month.
"l have no doubt that Dennis
.O'Neil is going to be the nert
mayor,"· Edwards said. l
"l think Dennis O'Neil shouter
beJn'ayor," said Councilman-elect
Q\ry Adams. ~1 think he's poised
to be mayor aod will prove to pro-
vide good leadership and bring
the council together."
The mayor pro tem spot, how-
ever, is a little trickier.
With two new members com-
in~ in, the three most senior coun-
cil members who have not taken a
tum as mayor are John Noyes,
:· Tom Thomson and Council-
: ~oman Norma Glover.
1 O'Neil said he is supporting f 1 oyes for the position and hopes
:: (he other five council members
,. o, too. ·
:: "I think based on the six peo~
:: e that are ,on the City Council
' •' I
I
I ,,
tare available to fill that posi-
' I believe John Noyes iS the
propriate person to serve as
yor pro tern," O'Neil said.
"The guy has paid tus dues, and I
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"This really gets the students
to . thrnk, • Principal Kathy
Sanchez sdid ·Our goal is to get
students up to grade level and
beyond. ff
The books that are read are
usually a few grades higher than
the studenli;' skill level, wbich
helps increase th~ir vocabulary
and language skills.
The federally funded program,
which has several facets, has
been in place at College Park for
four years. Since then, it has
• resulted in the hlghest reading
scores of schools with high limit•
ed-English language learner pop·
th.ink he has done a lot for the He is thinking about proposdlg munkdtion between council better together as we are able to each year, reviewing certain tune-
d . " ' a "strict rotation• of who will be members, which he~ will go share more information at the tions of city departments .and
ut indtcafions are that not" .. &\lyof'pro · tem: giV\iigeveryODe'w ~""tb'Wm'tt"?rml1rg"lt$l'M! "m:ay ~~.~~~·1&1, --~>-·fH.ti ..... 1CtiJ'°'' ,._Jg"._.~,_ Ule
everyone will be behiild Noyes . -based on seniority-a crack at of the ani.J!losity. high priority for me to get every-council to adopt the budget. ·
because of past problems. the job. One way to do that is to have one talking." "There's a lot of work to be
Friction between Noyes and "I think our energies and study sessions in the afternoons Other things O'Neil sees c:lS done," O'Neil said. "My idea
Glover came to a nead in August, phone calls are better spent work-before every council meeti,Jlg to goals for the coming year include would be to set broad goals, but
when be called·for heT resignation ing on city issues than who is discu·ss v11rious issues, O'Neil · getting the naffic Phasing OrdJ.:-I'd like to have a.ctioJ:ritems so we
following a questionable letter going to have a title," Adams said. nance revisi,ons in place, creating could look quarterly to things
she wrote to potential write-in said. •The downside i~ that you "I think they Will start working a plan for infrastructure pl'ojectS we've actually accomplished.•
·candidate Jim de--Boom. And-are.. probably going to have 50me-'"5:~~!!!!!;:=5:55~!!!!!'!!!!!!~!!!!!!==5:5~==!!!E!!!!!!!e:!!!!Si==::!::!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!Eiiiiie!!!!!!!S!llE!ei!!!!!lmii~~!!i!!!!!I!!!!~
Councilwoman ~~ Dehay butted weak mayors.•
heads with Noyes over fo rmer The 1dea was brought up by
City Manager Kevin Murphy's Glover four years ago but never
departure, so her allegiance to got off the ground.
him is uncertain. Adams· said the new council
That leaves Thomson aacl.the will have to decide if one year
new council members, .A<lams with a "less than ideal mayor" is
and Tod Ridgeway, to supply the worth not having to deal with the
two remaining votes. · infighting and jockeying for posi-
Ridgeway said Tuesday he has .lion that comes every year at this
not made up his mind and hasn't time. •
been heavily lobbieq.one way or "I think it might be worth it,"
t,he other. . he said.
Adams said the same thing -:-The current council has been
he has heatd people want the described by community leaders
position but has not been lobbied as fractionalized and unable to
and has not made up his mind come to· consensus on important
about who wollld be best for Uie issues.
job. Both Adams and Ridgeway
While they haven't said pub-said they will strive to make
licly that they want the job, things better on the council.
Glover and Thomson are candi-"I'm trying to heal all woWtds
dates for the position, and Debay and be a peacemaker, but I've
-though she has already been found it's a pretty tough job,"
mayor -could also be appointed. Ridgeway said.
"l think it's really up in the air," Adams said he intends to stay
Ridgeway said. above any petty politics that may
.This year's mayor pro tern bat-surround the council and hopes
tle is another example of the polit-that will set a good example for
ical posturing that Adams said he future endeavors.
would like to see abolished from O'Neil said, . as mayor, he
the council dais. wants to reopen the lines of com-
ulations in the district -between
10% and 20°/~ higher. About 55%
of College Park's 554 students
have limited English capabilities.
By emphasizing reading skills,
the school is helping to enhance
students' learning in all other
subjects as well, Sanchez said.
This seems to be reflected in the
fact that students at the school
also have relatively high math
·scores.
"The unique feature of the
program is that kids are grouped
according to their reading level,
not their grade level," Sanchez
said.
· If a second-grade student has
first-grade reading skills, that stu-
dent will be placed during the
reading time with students at the
same level. There are .13 reading
groups for first-and second-
graders. Third-and fourth-
graders have 10 groups.
Students are then tested every
eight weeks to see if they need to
be moved to the next level.
"If the light goes on for a stu-
• dent, we will move them up to
their grade level." she said. "lf
there's a child that's not making it,
they'll get one-on-one tutoring by
a trained staff member.•
Success for All coordinator
Karen Henka oversees the tP.sting
and placement of students at the
vartous levels.
'"These 90-rffinute rectding
times are uninterrupted," Henka
said. "We do it every day to make
sure these kids know how to read
and that they learn to love read-
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·1 think OtK kids en Sf frustrat.ed that we dominated Aliso Niguel and ...--..-._,, ___ .,..,....ojo,L";~.!b!n~~~~· that out on Irvin! _ •.
• r J~rry Howell, Costa Mesa i=fT9'h"toot"6aiic~·,.,.·~-:
Thursday. November 19, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-574-4223 Newport Beoch/Costo Maso ~ily Pilot 8 J
I 0 L F 'SCHOOL . FOOTBALL
GO NA It's official~
~dsay's
No. 1 in '98
He drives
field crazY
with· Cobra
• Omen leads to Arnold's
breaking of goli tradition
on his way lo capturing
crown for SACC seniors.
0 nly. a spectal omen would
coerce an dvid golfer. like
Phil Amok! of Santd And
Country Club, to pull out d
brand new, fresh-oft-the-rack
driver and use it for the first time
in a chilmpionsh.ip round.
Call it one of those strange
but true golf tdles, because
Arnold, before Crlpturing Santa
Ana's overall st•niors title last
Sdturday, went against
lrcHlitional golf creed.
The dd)' l><.>fore Ute finaJs, in
which the dub's three diVlSion
Wlnnms ~quare off in an 18-hole,
stroke-play chdmpionship (with
hdnd1caps}. Arnold returned to
his Costa Mesa home from a
week's vacdtion, s1flt>d. through
his mcnl dncl discovered he was
the qrand-priz<> wmner of a
drdwinq through Executive
Golfer magazlJ1e.
Arnold, the ty pP who enters
most fill-out·d·fomt drnwmgs,
according to his wtie, Louisa,
entered the contest m June. It
was the Cobrd-bt Co ·ta Resort
Sweepstakes, with Ute winnei
inhentin9 a full w1~ek's pass for
four at the resort.
Arnold was prepared to tpss
the congrlfulatory piece of mail
away, thinking 1t WdS JUSt
another time.share solicitation.
But as he read on, Arnold, who'd
forgottf'!n he entered the
draWUlg, realized he'd won. The
pnze includes ltnhnuted goU at
La Costa, accorrunoch1tions and
meals every day for the
foursome on Ute house.
Ironically, only a week earlier,
Arnold had purchdsed a new
Cobra driver, but hP wasn't
about to cross the.~ line of golf
supen;tition and ttctuiilly use it
until after SACC's annual seniors
champ1onsh1p
That IS, until he ot>ened Ute
envelope and found out he won
the Cobra-sponsored contest.
•1 got the letter when I got
SEE GOLF PAGE 82
Costa Mesa High's Mustangs take
theii shots at host Irvine tonight
as CIF Division YI Playoffs unfold.
Datt""
IRVINE -Since their
first team meeting, likely
about 11 months ago, Cos-
ta Mesa High football
players have been visual-
izing the destination they
amve at tonight: the CIF
Southern Section Division V1 playoffs
But, like checking into an overpnced
resort that doesn't quite live up to Ute
brochure, the Mustangs rrught end up
wondering il the 7 o'clock first-round dale
against host Irvine High wa& dctudlly
worth the trip.
The No. 2-seeded Vaqueros, after all
come in with an 8-1-1 record, a suc-gam~
unbedten streak, a
share of .the Sea View
League title, and
enough talent to 'resur-
rect memories of the
school's back-to-hack-
to-back CIF title sea-
sons of 1991-93. They
are ranked hfth in
Orange County.
The Mustangs, on
the other hand, are 6-4,
Ferryinan have lost three of their
ldst four on the held
'{though Laguna Hills later forfeited, which
ultimately allowed Mesa to snag the Pac1t-
1c Coast Ledgue's Uurd and final posts~a
son berth), and carry an identity cns1s cre-
ated by their elevation from 'YC'drs of post-
season play in Division vm.
"We don't belong in Utis division. dnd
Irvine should probably be in Division I,•
Mesa Coach Jerry Howell said, ddchng,
ton~ue-irt-cheek , ~They have more
seruors on their team (42 on the roster)
than we'll see dt graduation.•
Howell, howeve?r, has spent more tune
this week finding reasons why his young
team can compete, than espousmu argu-
ments why it should never have been
asked to Ul.ibate such a quest.
The fti'st coach to lead three ~tra1ght
Mesa teams to the playoffs m the 39-<;ea-•
son history of the program, l iowcU even
makes an impassioned case for his 17-
'point underdog.
"(The Vaqueros) have good athJelt•s,
but they tend to be m the 190-and 200·
pound range, particularly on dc•fcn~c. •
Howell explained. "That fits us to a great
extent, so I believe we may match up rea·
sonably well with Ulem.
"I thlnk our kids are still frustrntcd that
we dominated Aliso Niguel (in a PCL title
showdown Friday) cmd still didn't bedt
them. Hopefully, they'll take that out on
Irvine.•
Whether the Mustangs' first VlSll to the
four-week, all-Orange County, D1vtsion VI
tournament renders them awkward
tourists or embattled hostages, figures to
SEE MUSTANGS PAGE 82
-.
FRIDAY'S GAME .
CIP DlvmorlVI ~ Aizsr ROUllD
Corona del Mar vs. Seriolte Servtte by 1
f.a c.i Sta»Fullertoll. 7:30 p.in.) •
DAILY Pn.or 1998 SEASON RECORD
86.5% (32-5)
RUSHING TO
JUDGMENT
. CdM and Servile will rely on the 'running game in Friday
night's CIF Division VI clash. but passing could tell the tale.
H'\111<' l•,\t l.K\I n I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;,;.;,.;.;__~..,...._~~~~~~
~P'llol
FULLERTON -Both Coron.~ del Mar High {md Servile have
spent 10 weeks wheeling their artillery toward the autumn
gold playmg surfdce al Cal State Fullerton's·1itan Stadium.
. And when Fnday's first-round CIF Southern Section Divt-·
s1on V1 fooltidll playoff game Kicks off ill 7:30 I? m , spectators
:Should expect·a good old-fdshioned ground wttr.
Nl "guess they're a smashmouth team, and that's what we do
be~t. Cdt-1 quarterback Dennis Alshuler ~aid.
The dt-large Sea Kings (b·-4 and ranked Nu. 8 m Division
VI), have evolved into virtual smashrnouth sp c1alist.s, smce
Juruor quarterback Mike Bergey was lost for the season Wlth a
bdck utJury in Week 8.
Servite. (5-5 and ranked No. 6), has also moved away from
the balance 1t began this season. Instead, 1t has elected to
pound away at Golden West League competition, en route to a
share of its fourth league crown in five seasons since lcdving
the D1vist0n I Sunset League. Estabrook
A key to victory m this rematch of a 1995 Division V semifi-
nal won by the Fnars, 21-16, however, may be which team mix-
es m the pass most effecuvely.
. AJshuler, ~aking his fourth start under center, after coUect-
mg a te.am~high 18 receptions as Bergey's favonte aenel target,
settled in rucely last week. He completed 6 of 9 for 92 .ydfds and
his only two touchdown tosses of the season, while runrung for
99 ydrds and two TDs on 12 tarries.
·He ~ 19 of 45 for 224 yards with three mterccptions Utis tall.
Servtte ~enior Dan Petropulos. who m1s~ed two rrudseason
SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 82 Hatfield
• N~wport Beach 's Lmdsay
Davenport has it all locked up
before she even steps foot on
playing surf a ce at this year's
findl \VTA stop in e w York.
·NEW YORK -
Lmdsar Davcnporc
of Newport Beach
who oµ ,ned
WPcl rwsrldy m the·
women ~ season-
endmg Cha..,e
Ghantpt<rnsh 1ps w1th
d 4-h, 7-6, h·O wm
over Sdndnnf~ Te<:i·
tud, alreuci\' secured
the world\ Nu 1 Davenport
spot ··when Spain~
Aranlxd .Sanchez· Vicdflo and Ccmch1t&
Ma rtinez lost in th~ tourney\ oµc:rung
round Mondar. Romartian lrind Spuh:d
d feati>d No 4 anc.hez-Vicano. ·and
Belgmm's Dontlruqu • Van ·Roost beat
No 7 M&rtinez to chnch the }ear-end
No I ranking for Davenport (Palisadt!
Tr•nrus Club) on Ute \~omen's Tenrus
Assoaation Tour ·
Davenport cannot be overtakP.n on
the computer rnnkrng... Sanc.hez-Vic-
dno'::; lo s 111ean No. 2 Ma:tma li,ingis
cannot get enough bonu'.> points m Ut e
$2 n11lh on .tournament dl Mad1 on
s q udrC Gurde.n to OV(>ftdke Davenport.
VOLLEYBALL
Tar~ will defen~
their title. Friday
NE\VPORT BEACH-;.\fter blowmg
Unough tour round of the CIF South·
em S ·ction D1vt~1on I-AA quls voll~·~
ball ,playoffs w1thout a trace·Qf gu.q
Newport Harbor High v.ill Lry for ~
dean ~w cp when tt tnf'ets Cap15trano
Vall~y m the CJF uue match Fnda}
ruyht at ~ o dock at Cypre..,s Collegt~
(gym No 2), CIF offlc:1al5 announced
WL><lne da}
Coar h Dan Glet;tn's top-~eeded
Sailor (22-0) ranked i'{o 1 m the fmal
Orange County poll, have } et to drop ~·
game m lht• playoffs, gomy 12.:.0
against Warren, l.akl'wood, Layuna
Beach dnd Irvin
Capo Vdlley's CuugtUs {21-1), Nn. 3
m lht! county, up~et second-seeded
Mud Co~ta ot /\lcmha ttan Beach on the.
road Tucsda) rught u1 four gamil-. t
advan( e to the fmal Tht> Couqars won th,~ South Coao:;t League -
S a VieV> League champion N w.
port 1 larhor \\'ill be gunmng for it.:. hflh
secbon champton hip Thus far m t.Qe
pla off .. , it ha~ hPJd oppone nts to 1x
points or les m mne of the 12 gam
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOO L AT H LETE OF
Thinking lec;s helped the versatile Cdlvl standout
contribut much more to the playoff-clinching victory.
!kit f'lot
Allaybook i~ not a word ·
problem. For most high
chool football player.>,
this truth is elf-evident. For .
Corona del Mar High cruor
Denrus Al hulcr, however, It
suddenly became a coaching
point, when the ftthl tic ·
acadcm1cum a urned the
quarterbackmg role formerly
handled by m1ure<l teammate
Mike Bergey.
·coaches hav" told mt• when
l'm playing quarterback. 1 have
a tendency to think about Ulmgs
too much,• said the 6-foot-5,
200-pounder; whn"e Ivy Leagun
intelligence translate ... h> a .i 9
GPA. a 1290 SAT core and, until
Fnday night, a frnqu"nt lack t>f
mhibitton between th ha'h
marks.
" "Before Ute last gbmt>
(the Sea Vie\\ Le gue hnti.lP
agamst El Toro), our team doctor
(Steve Jcn,nmy } told m •to JU t
hdve fun out thcr That ht•lpcd
rclax me.• sa.1d 1 bulcr, ~ho
had "tarted just two gam und
center this fall, b lore taking on
the Chargers
This sunpl r s urance, s
we1:} a~ a pan..~·down off n~vc
SEE ALSHULER PAGE 82
ongratulatiqns • • • Dennis Alshuler
he Ir.Vine eompan~d Baysid~Gen~ ill he maki~&~ ~to th alaftjl~~~~~t
School Athletic Department in reeognition of outstanding perf onnance uch as yours.
t'
' 82 Thursday, November 1 ~, 1998
Costa M.u vs. Irvine
Of Dtvislain VI Flnt ROWld
• (.t htrw High; 1bftltlhto 7)
14
23 22
48 . 0
0
24
0
13
27
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• Nofil• ....
35 Un~lty ---r...--3S Sadalebaeli
28 South Torrance
0 ~ter Dei
21 t.oara
See Vliaw t....,.
17 Woodbridge
2'3 El Toro
28 Corona del Mar
42 Santa Mar~rita
34 Newport Harbor
17
20
14
18
15
Olrectiontf to Irvine HJgh: From 405, north on Culver to 'walnut and turn
right. SchOol on ~ft.
MUSTA NGS
CONTINUED FROM 81
depend more on the mind-set of
Coach Terry He mgdn's 18th
lMne edibon
The Vaqueros have ber-n
burned look.mg pdst the hrsl
round m preVlous yedfs. Jn the
four postseason dppedrances thdl
d.ldn't result m a nng-hnger title
trinket, in fact, lrvme was sent
home without a v1clory, including
its most recent tnps in
1995 and '96.
Mesa hds ddvonc ed to
the qudrterfindls two of
its last four pldyoff mis-
sions, post.mg a 24-6 first-
round win over Buena
Park last fall (lnd redch-
i.ng the D1V1s1on VIII btle
game m 1991
To get d crack di Fri-
day's Cypress-Canyon Herzog
winner m the quarter1i-
nalc;, however, the Mustdngs
must . corral t1 bdldnced dnd
explosive Irvine offense Oulc;1de ·
of a 35-0 setback to D1V1s1on I
power Mater De1, the Vdqueros
have averngecl 30 points per
• Qdme, mcludmg bdck-to-bdck
rt>guldr-sedson tnumphs of 42 -18
over hvo-tune defending Division
V champion Sdnta Margarita and
34 -15 over Newport HdTbor.
Semor quarterbdck Sean Van
de Merghel has thrown for 1,375
yards and 17 touchdowns,
including 11 m tosses in league,
and sophomore David Doomey
hds amdssed rbughly 700 of his
889 rushing ydrds ugdinst strong
Sea View compellhon Doomcy
has lOTDs
Evan Little rounds out Jrvme'l>
statistical ledders with 31 recep-
tions tor 574 yards, but a power·
ful and athletic offensive line
makes 1t all work:
"We'll have to attack defen-
sively, hke we always do," How-
ell said. "Because if you sit and
wait, this team throws too well.
And if you try and drop into a lot
of zone coverages, then you're
gomg to have trouble stopping
theU' run. We're going to come at
lhem and hope we get to the
quarterback before he can find
an open receiver.·
Howell also said Irvine's quick
lrans111on from the huddle to the
-snap, often with a drastic shift in
between, will force his four-four
defense to simplify its stunt
packdge.
Senior comerback
Ricky Martin, one inter-
cepllon away from tying
the county single-sea-
son record of 13, could
also be a f dctor for the
Mustangs.
Mesa, which has col-
lected 83% of Its 2,661
offensive yards on the
ground, will conUnue to
pound junior tailback
Jimmy Herzog between
double tight ends and
behmd an occasional unbalanced
line.
Herzog has run for 1,376
yards, mclud.lng 246 on a school-
r~cord 51 attempts last week,
when the Mustangs unveiled
their unbalanced "Jumbo· for-
mation. Tbe hard-nosed 5-foot-9,
180·pound Juruor has scored 17
TDs.
Junior quarterback Dave We1r
hall ['UJ)hed for 558 yards and
thrown for 332 more, but he has
JUSI 15 completions
Junior ~gtJt end Shaun Ferry-
man · hds 14' receptions for 226
yards, but he better serves
Mesa's upsei hopes b} liunting
for bl~ck.ing targets, rather than
coverage seams, in the l!Vine
secondary.
It's the first meeting since 1983
for the former South Codst
League rivals and Mesa leads the
senes, 5-1. The Mustangs arc 7.9
m the postseason, including 5-4
m lhe first round.
COSTA MESA LINEUPS
0 FfENSE 0EF£NS!E
No. pt•y•r
10 DAVE WEllt
34 JIMMY HDIZOG
2 RICKY MAlmN
42 JOSH MCNOE:Z
88 Gus SAHOOVA.l
S4 ERIC CoNHATY
65 UUSES OllOONU
. 52 PJ. STANGl
58 Eusio M ARTtNtz
75 ISAAEL LEAL
.... SHAUN FCMYMAH
Ht. wt. Cl Pos. No. Pl•y•r Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos.
S· 10 165 Sr OB
S 9 IBO Jr TB
S 11 155 S~. WB
60 195 Sr. FB
6 2 210 Sr. TE
6 0 26~ Jr LT
511220 Sr LG
5-9 245 Sr C
S 10 225 Jr. RG
61290Sr RT
6 3 190 Jr TE
88 Gus SAHOOVA.l 6-2 210 Sr DE
90 Roean HUUJGE.. 6-2 220 Jr OT
92 ANTONY CittutlSICM 5;11 24S So OT
32 Fwx MoHTAHO S-9 185 Sr DE
34 JtMMY HERZOG 5.9 180 Jr OLB
44 SHAUN FEMYMAN 6-3 190 Jr ILB
12 J~ RANtCIH 6-0 185 Jr ILB
3 Tooo DuooluoQ 6-1 175 Jr OLB
4 BllUHO 8Al.D£11MMA 5-6 1 olO St CB
2 RIOCY MAlmN 5·11 155 Sr CB
10 DAVE WER 5 10 165 Jr FS
Vars~ ~In -Ir...,.,_ Rffhl_...., ___ -...;,..=
-----MOst V•IUitili -Kelly HW1t
Most Improved -Emlly McKay
Coaches' .wvat'd -Shelly Roberts
JV captain -Kelty Stair
Most Improved -Beth Barber
Coaches' award -Allison Brooks
Alt·Se• View League honors
· Kelly HW1~ f irst team
Emily Md<ay, second team
. . LAYING TH .E
FOUNDATION
• Jr. High standouts excel
at boys championships.
Tie annual junior high
choolboysvoUeyball
oumament is always a
very exciting and well-attended
'event. .
Last week'S championships
for seventh-and eighth-graders
were one more m the long line
of monumental events. ·
Toumd.Jnent director, Mike
Coleman of Harbor Day School,
seeds the tournament based on
league play and it is excibhg to
watch as each of the teams
improve over lhe course of the
event.
The eighth grade
championship was held last
Pnday at Ensign Middle School
and featured a fmal between
Corona del Mar and Ensign.
Corona del Mar was a very close
winner in lhe semifinal match
over TeWmkle by scores of
13-15, 15-13, 15-7, while Ens1gn
easily handled Dwyer of
Huntington Beach in Jts sern.iJi.nal
mdtch.
In the e1ghlh grade hnal,
Coach Jason Bilbruck's Corona
del Mar team defeated Ensign
by scores of 15-ti and 16-14
Corona del Mar was led by
outsidP. tutter Bart Welch. setter
Greg Gabriel and middle blocker
Keith Long.
Tylet Brundage, Brett Matsen,
Blake Dillion, Nick Lutton, KC.
Rollins, Miles Yourman and Ryan
Shook rounded out the ·Sea-
weed" chci11lpionship team
Ensign Coach Steve Kaczynski
felt that both teams played well
m the exciting final. He was
impressed with the play of
Nedim Pajevic, Chasen
Cameron, Chdd Rorden. Paul
Toman and Peter Mddison. The
Ensign-Corona match could be a
preVlew of future CdM-Newpo1t
Harbor high school riyalries
The seventh grade
tournament was held on
Thursday TeWinkle defeated
Corona det Mar in a close
qudrterfindl mdtch by scores ol
16-14 and 17-15, before falling to
eventual champion Dwyer in the
semifinals. Ensign battled wilh
VOLLEYBALL
charlie
brande
Harbor Day and won a inaralhon
match by scores ol 15-2, 14-16,
15-11. Ensign lost the final to
Dwyer by scores of 15-6, 15-10.
Ensign Coach Guy Olguin,
who graduated from Estancia
High in 1980, was tmpressed
with his team's enthusiasm for
volleyball.
I le noted the excellent play of
Joel Rdilillez, Tdnn<>r Bandheim,
Tim. Bdker, M1ke Berry dnd Tyler
Gibbs. Guy was assisted by
Ensign Vice Pnnc1J>dl Joe SlOdte.
With the boys' Sl'<1son ·
complete, the girls' junior high
sedSon.1s.begmnUlg. Ectc:h school.
is working toward thetr
chd1tlpionstup tournament m
rrud-Janua.ry. Look for their
event to be equally as exoting
and well-ath.'nd~d .
• In other volleyball new'>, last
weekend's Ivy League Women's
VolleybaU Championships were
held at Brown Urnversity in
Provtdence, R.I and it was a
great success for many of our
fom~r player.;
When Brown defeated
Pnnceton m five very exntmg
games to wm the {'hdmpionsh1p
and the automatic NCAA
D1VJs1on I toumdment bid, seven
players from the Newport-Mesd
ared were on lhP floor.
Princeton's Erikd l·iclnsen,
MeliSSd Ford dnd Sdrdh 'Pt•try, dS
well tts Brown's rorrc Myer,
Audrey Anhood, Kdlhryn Rice
dnd Ldurn Wells, tlre dll fonncr
partlClpant!> m the 1umor high
school tournament.
They still have grt>at
memories of this exciting time
Ul their lives.
Vaughan withdraws from CIF individuals HELP WANTED
CORONA DEL MAR -Sea View League·sil)gles
hnahst Nad1d Vaughan of Corona del Mar High, a
JUruor, withdrew Wednesday from the CIF Southern
Sec twn md1vidual girls tennis championships,
which hegm Sa\urday, because of a tom bqament in
her left knee, her mother, Debra Russell, confirmed.
G IRLS ·T ENNIS
exchange student.
Vaughan, forced to miss CdM's playoff matches,
is oµt for the year. She has also been pulled from the
USTA National Indoors over Thanksg1ving week-
end in Houston and the OrangE> Bowl in Miami.
Vaughan will 'bC' repldc.'ed m the tournament by
CctM ledmmdte Evd Baudenbacher, a seruot
DENNIS A'LSHULER
ltorn: Aug. 14. 1980
Hometown: Corona
del Mar
Height: 6-foot 5
w.ight: '200
Sport Football
Pos: QB-safety ~ Did Free.marl
~ food: Mom's enchll das FJ!vortte movie: "Brtvthean•
..st lltftMtic momel It:
~Inn ng the OF 01vfslon Ill
VOflevbafl chMnPionih p last year
I beating NeWport HarbOr (In
th Battle of the 8.y) th s Yffl. ~,..,...Of the .... JC!
H Mhtd for 99lardS find two 1l>s. patstd fOr 9 ptds and • pair
of TDs and had an lnterteptlon 1n
Friday's 51 ':28 Wtory qm El Toro. ....
Coll«t"' ~ rNtJ ~ '81
• {jQLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
A LSHULER
CONTINUED FROM 81
game plan, helped Alshuler
unleash his ample Went. The
W!tult was a breakthrough
perfonnance that keyed a 5l-28
victory, wliich allowed the Sea
Kings to lock up the lone at·largc
berth in the CIF Southern
Section DiVls1on VI playoffs.
Alshuler carried 12 time .tor
99 yards, including fin;t-haU
touchdown runs of 28 and 12
yards dgainst El Toro. He fil~o
wmplete<l 6 of 9 pas es for 92
yards and two TDs.
Not lirtutcd to offensive
contnbutions, however, the
s~arting strong.safely re turned
an intcrcepuon 39 yards. I le also
returned punts dnd kickoffs,
taking one kickoff back 37 yards
to kick start tt CdM possession.
"I kind of let things np and I
had a lot of fun," the Daily Pilot
Player of the Week said. ·To put
51 points on the board was pretty
dam unhearp or for our team
(averagmg 15.8 points through
nine games) thi'I season. I tned to
stick to the game plan and keep
thing SIDlple. It was just a great
mght.• • ..
It certainly would have been
lcs.•fevenUul Wllhout Alshuler's
all·conswrung effort, which CdM
coaches believe was virtually
lncvitable.
•He's the kind of kid who
accept" the leaden>hip and the
pr sure of a mtist-wm •atuotion .
approached Arnold to td1 in upcoming
inf omernalB.
Soccer coaches
Corona del Mar Hlgh's soccer
program Is searth1ng for lower
level coaches on a walk-on basis.
Qualified applicants should
contact Coach Ron Evans at
714-424-?575, ext. MeT. or fax
a brief resume to 949-S 1 S..6073.
like that," Sea Kinqs Codch Dick
Freeman cxplamed. "l think
Dennis plays better when he
knows it's all on the line. When
the spotlight is on, that's when
his athletic ability comes out.•
Offensive Coordinator Lyle
Ulnsdell, wh6 work.S clo ely. with
~e quatteibacks, al o believe.-.
such a performann> was simply
a matter of time.
•ocnrus is an mcrecbble
talent, a great athlP.tc and,
basically, a wmncr. • Lansdell
aid. •w e just nc"<lcO to put him
m 1tuations where he c:ould
make a big play and h•t him u c
his 10c:red1ble athlehosm. The
coaching philosophy we've
adopted with Dennis 1 : 'Juc;t let
him play.' "
Alr;huler, who t1ccun1ulated a
Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot
CoraM ..... , vs. Servtte
Clf Division VI Flnt Round ·-----~----; ""Cll .... ~ '°". ,....,, .,. .. p,11!,)
c:moNA-. MM CM. J.J) SllMll CS.... •1) _...... ,.. ......
_o MAdoa_ 13 14 £speranz1 20
23 Costa Mesa ~ 19 Fontana ~
34 ~ P.nt 6 21 £1 Toro 7
16 Saddleback 0 3 Fountain v.-, 7
14 WMtmlnster 13 17 Mater Del 27
Sea View~ Golden .... '-••• 28 Newpof't Harbor 18 35 Saddleback 14
6 Sar1ta Margarita 27 20 Oc~an View 14
14 Irvine 28 28 Tustin 14
7 Woodbridge 24 23 Westminster 34
51 EIToro 28 34 S1ntaAn• 115
DiredfcM• to ca StM9 f'Ullerton: North on S to 57; no'1h on 57, p~ 91,
left on Yorba Linda Blvd. turl'lOff.
SEA KINGS
CONTINUED FROM 81
games with a neck injury, threw.
10 times for 100 combined ydrds
in two league gam~. including a
3-for-4 effort last week. But
between those two games, he
unleashed 53 combmed pdsses
against two other lea~1ue roes.
completing 26 for 348 yards.
On the season, Petropulos i!. 67
of 138 for 891 yards wilh four TDs
and 10 interceptions.
But while both teams will pick
and choose when to exercise their
passing fancy, roughneck run·
ning backs will shoulder the !odd
behind physical offensive front
walls.
CdM figures to be wilhout its
leadmg rusher, since senior Nat
Leirunerman is expected to n~ed
dt least another week to recover
from a high-ankle sprain sus-
tained on his ofl}y cany in a 51-28
Vlctory over El Toro last week.
Lemmerman has amassed 920
yards and five TDs on 191 carnes,
but will gwe way to Juruor Grttnt
Estabrook. Estabrook, who had
carried only seven Lunes for 20
yards the brst nine weeks,
stepped in and romped for t.'58
yards and two TDs on 23 carnes
against El Toro.
Servite seniors Mdtl c;ogt1n,
Tyrone Gnbben dnd .tvldrk
Bedard provide a three-pronged
running attack for the hol:>l'i, who
absorbed preleague losses to
Division I playoU entnel:> Esperon·
za. Fontana, Fountain Vdlley dncl
MaterDa. ·
Gogan compiled 760 of h1::.
1,071 rushing yards m hve IPaguP
games, but he has only four TDs.
\\Then Serv1te smells U1~ ynal
line. fullback Gnbben, a S-10,
215-poWld battering rum, u~udll~
gets the call. He ha t 4 sroring
runs this fall .
Bedard was not a factor for
much of the season, but ran 17
,.;.t C 0 R 0 N A D E l
~ OFFENSE •
Ho. Player Ht. Wt.Cl. Pos.
2 DENNIS AlsHl!Wt 6·5 200 Sr QB
29 GRANT ESTAMOOK 6 2 210 Jr TB
35 CIMT SUMNE1t 5 10 195 Sr FB
4 EVAN HUM> 6-0 165 Sr WR
8 HUNTU MAd>oNALD5·10160 Sr WR
91 JUSTIN SHEA 6 3 230 Sr TC
70 STEVE WITT 5 11 240 Sr LT
64 8lt£n WISEMAN 5 10 180 Sr. LG
52 Aux lorrOM 6-5 220 Sr • C
51 JASON KUWTZ 5 10 1B1 Jr RG
78 SEAN f£HTotf 6 3 230 Jr RT
• • I time· for 165 yards in last we~k's
34-15 Wln over Santa Ana.
"They're pretty basic,• Sea
Kings Coach Dick Freeman said
of U1e fnars' offense "They've
been runmng the same plays
against everyone."
There's nothing monotonous
about gettmg a crack at the post-
season [or lhe Sea Kings, whose
seniors wPre freshmen spectators
the last time CdM made the play-
offs (the aforementioned three-
ga1qe 'run in '95)
That team's bid for the school's
third Sl>Chon crown, however,
hlew up when a fumbled snap on
hrsl·dnd-goal at the 2, rolled mto
the hands of a Friar defensive
lineman with 1ust 1.53 left. ·.
S<•rv1te, wh1ch also has two
CJF crowns to its qedit (Big-Ftve
Conference honors in 1982-83) 1s
making a final run at rn.iddle·divi-
sum title, hefore returning to th~
Division 1 Angelus League next
fall.
Coach Larry Toner's squad loc;I
m the D1vts1on V finals in 1994
<tnd 'HS, was upset in the '96
!><'mihnals and fell last fall in the
quarterfmals to eventual champ1-
on S,mta Margarita.
S<mmrs Mark Hatlield, Jusbn
~hPa, Curt Sumner, Ty Harper,
Seth Richttrdson, Hunter Mac-
>nald and Alex Bottom dre
among those spedrheadmg the
Sect Kmg defense, while Mac-
Donald ( 17 catches for 354 yards)
c-ould also be d big-play Lhreat on
oftcnsl'.
The . two teams have three
common opponents in El :'Toro,
St1cldleback and Westminster.
CdM swept the trio, includiny
ct lb-10 decision over SaddJeback
dnd u 14-13 wm over Westmm-
~lt·r.
Servile handled El Toro, 21-1
<1nd Saddleback, 35-14, but \\as
upset by Westllllnster, 34·23, m a
game which cost it sole posses-
sion of the lcttgue championship
CdM is 15·13 in the playofl;;
dncl 7-8 in the first round.
MAR LINEUPS
DEFENSE
Ht. wt.d . Pol.
91 JUSTIN SHEA 6·3 230 Sr. OE
77 JAY BOTTOM 62 210 Jr OT
)5 Cu'" SUMHc" S-10 195 Sr. NG
99 Ty HAAKll 6 3 200 Sr DE
15 Srnt RiotMOSON 6-4215 Sr OLB
l8 MAM HA~IU.D 6 2 215 St Ml B
52 AWi BonOM 6-5 220 Sf OLB
25 RYAN WAAO 60 155 Sr. CB
33 DAV10 lkscR S.11 170 Jr. CB
34 MAn GUUEY 5-8 150 Jr. FS
8 ttl.wrl9t MAd>oNALo 5·10 160 Sr 55
CdM's Schriber wins JC state crown
VICTORVILLE -Corona del
Mar resident Selby Schriber, who .G 0 L f
is a member of the women's golf
team at Sdddleback College and a
member at Big Canyon Country Chtb, shot u two-day total of 153 to
win the community college women's goU state championship held at
Spnng Valley Spnng Valley Litke Country Club (par 72) on Sunday
and Monday
Orc:t.nge Coast College's Mancela Otetnck was 16th Wlth a 17.f.
still-learn-leading 18 receptions
as Bergey'!; favorite target, isn't
about to dfgue.
"I'm just happy to be able to
contribute as many ways as 1
can,• he said. "I love runrung the
ball and T hnally got a chance to
do lhat the other rught. I work
on sorne open-field JUklng m
practice when the defensive
backs take turns working on our
open-field tackling against each
other and I finally got to bu t o\1t
a few moves."
Lansdell vouched for the
newly Wlveiled hifun~ss. •m Toro had one third-down
hootleg stopped, t?ut Denms 1ust
made a play,· Lansdell said. •1 fe
put cs move on a guy and frozn
him, twning a S·yard lo ~ into
about a lO·ya1.d gain."
Ali.huler, Cl two-time All-CIF
middle blocker who helped lecfd
the CdM volleyball team to the
CJF Southern Section Division m
crown last spring, will gain 10
vttrsity letters before he likely
accepts an athlettc scholnrship
for either football or volleyball.
An All-Sea View League and
All-Nc~rt-Mesa District
performer in baskotball as a
1un1or, he also grew up
with baseball, water polo,
swtnuning, golf and tennis, before
settling on his thrce-~port ruch .
•t don't rt'ally have a favorite
~port," he sa1d "I've elwltys had
a good hnie playing whatever
port I wa mv<>lved in. Athletics
l ~ anothM place for me to be
C'otnpetJbve and to have a good
hm •
onhne urvey:
For th ml\1outy of rospc;mdents, the
k y to lowenng one's score lS prdfeillooiil
golf ons and prectioo. Over 80% of
th m stud l>Oth h12ve alreedy had the
• Arnold who a~ won Uie SAGC
ovcrtill nioT$ tiUo ln 1963, advanc<'d to
tho ch tunp.1onsh1p round by Cdpturiny
Uto Old Pro Div11llon (70 and ov •r). John
Gabnel won th club' Ponrn d U:.>0n
~~m~v.~ancst.J6aavaaan-cm: ---R ~ftr'f! fJiwioft"{~).=----~
gr nt t impact on the1r playmg
rfii-.-;~li'R1iiJ.::tit4i1hr,_.~li9'MJ:~!Mi"\1l!l~~~t~~~~~1~of~1d~c~·nM£Y.~Q·~··~a~n~~~~;)!l~~~~cs.t~I
Arnold carded a net 73 to win th••
overall by one troJce w r Gabri •J nd
Ruoff ln the on ·round nior
championship.
•
~~--+the ~ttheftd~---
• Jn addition: 0~1h~ U1 1 1at1vely high
importftn th y platt?d on practice. only
about 25% of th respondents indicated
that th y practice regularly,
Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pil9t
OON LEACH/ OMV PILQT
Seventh-.--------.,,....----..::..----------
grader
Trevor
Holmes
(above)
goes in for
a layup as
.E5taban
Geronimo
looks on; at
right, Erik
Williams,
Erik
Anderson
and Abdul
Kai yum
wait their
tum.
S[)orts
Shadowlands
The Great Western Forum may have ·some seats
begging for use these days with the current NBA
lockout, but there's no such thing at TeWlnkle
Mtadle School, where there isn't even a gym despite
an overDow of candidates for the Trojan.~· seventh-
and eighth-grade teams. Over 100 youngster were
vying on the Te Winkle blacktop Wednesday 1or a
coveted uniform on one of the 12-member squads.
Once the luclcy (and talented) ones are picked, they
still have a season of blacktops to deal with, but no
one . eems to be complaining, it's alwaf!i been that
way at the Costa Mesa school. School ofttclals note
those who don't quite make the grade here have an
option with the Costa Mesa RecreaUon Department's
basketball leagues. And on~ thing ls for sure,
regardless which way any individual winds up, the
· 1ast thing he'll have to worry about is a lockout.
lhur&doy, Novt mber 19, 1998 B3
·JC WOMEN'S HOOPS . . . <>raiige Coast wms:·B-z.:sg·--:··
•Pila es rmprove to 4-0.
4
WA.LNlfr -Orange Coast·Col-
lege used a 16·2 run at the be n-
ning of the second hall to defeat
Mt. San Antoruo. College, 82-59.
m nonconference women's bas-
ketball Wednesday rught.
"We were playing in spurts
dunng the fir:st half," Coach Mike
Thornton said. "Then we came
out·real .strong and _got the ball
1 inside to (Nat~e) Weeks quite a
bit. H •
Weeks' firushed the game w1th
16.pointi>. Aru Saraydanan had 13
points arid Chantay Peyton
scored 12 pomts for the Puate~.
who oi>ened up the season 4-0.
. .
Orang Coast's aext appear-·!
anoc 1s Snturdn)' when thn Pirates •
host EJ C:anuno at 7 p..m ln
nonconfe.rence ~~; • : ·
NONCOHFUEIKE ~CoAST82
Mf. SAN ""'O,.IO 59
Orange Coast-Sortino 3, Peyton 12,
Tomlinson 11, saraydanan 13,
Weeks.16, M1odlebr0oke 2, Wilde 6.
Moirca 9, Lewis 3, Johnson 1, Klytta 3,
Rodrigue~ 3
i pt goals -Sortino 1, Tomhn~n 1,
Klytta 1, Rodnguez.
Fouled out • No~.
Mt. SAC · Tran 8 R111era B. Ohvas 12,
Elam 3, Escher 8, Tola 4, Blake 4.
· Di.Iran 8, Luca\ 4
3·pt goals · Ohvas 1, Escher 1
Fouled out· None.
Halftime· OCC, 36'28 • • ...
Cypress biµns Bucs' playoffs hopes
CYPRESS -Orange Coast CoUcye y O l l E y I A l l hopes for a berth l1l the Southern Call·
fonua Regionals took a beatmg Wednesday mg ht a.:. host Cypre..,., napPed
a 17·rnatch losing ·streak to OCC wtth a 15-9, .5·15, 8-15. 15·5, 15-11
Orange Emprre Conlerence women's volleyhall lflc1or,: Staci Pa<;kard led
Coast with 19 kills, but the Piratf>.s lcU to 9· t I. 4·9.
Cypress. behind Jessica Miles' 15 kalb, improved to 9-8 fj.7
LITTLE LEAGUE
Tigers upend Marlins
• Big Mac's Little Matt
robbe~ by Durenberger.
J 0 s b -.------E lll o t had W I N T I R
four RBI as the Costa Mesa Amer.-
1can Little League Tigers, Ma1ors
Division. defeated the Hunting·
ton Valley Marlins, !l-4, m a DL<>·
tnct 62 Wliller league game over
the weekend at Co5ta Mesa High.
The Tigers broke open a 4-4 tic
in the bottom of the fifth on con-
secutive hits by Jamie TlnnJon,
~J. Dureoberger and Harrison
Hoppin Matt JackSon followed
w1th a walk. Jamei. Mowatt then
hit a·double.
Elliot stepJX>d up and hit a two-
run triple to seal the \1'1ctory
Durenberger had a d1vmg
catch m nght held for the Tigers,
who·unproved thP..ir record to 7-2.
Of note. tl'!e ball Durenberger
5n<1gged was hit b~~ Matt McG-
'-''llC, son of home run slugger
Mark McG'wue of tht! ... t. Lows
Cardinals
Daniel Cooper had st.x trtke-
outs in two wrungs pitched.
WEDNESDAY'.$ COUNTS
D.vey's.t.ocker • 3 boats. 29 anglers 47 yellowtart; 120 D E E P S E A
barracuda, 24 calico bau, 30 sand bass. 6 bonrto, 3 sculp1n,
3 rockfish, 45 mackerel, 1 cabezon, 1 ling cod, 1 wt11tef1sh, 1 hahbl.lt.
• N9Wport t.aindi~ • l boat. 10 anglers 2 sand bass. 56 rockf'ish, 2 whitefish, 12 maclc~el
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N•m•m Ou~kH BlffbaJI the pnw1t1ont 01 ~Call· tr0 ConMrvatJon S.C:Uon 8201. •A bid for M ... , CCXA'lty of Orange. PUBLIC NOTIC! NO 128114, KJua, Helman .. .. wtth' the ~ Oertc of Beech, CA 92613 ~.I;t0~5 SN~ tomaBuelnenendProf .. Publlah•d Ntwporl publlc work• contract, Stsle of c.Jtfomla. u per & ROH, 117ee Wllahlte NOTIC&OF Ofange~~ll/03198 Richard J ~. 83T7 •• • •wpor •Ions Code Section 7059. Beach.Costa M ... oany wtilch r1 aubmltttd by nlaf> recordtd In 8ool< 181 SUMMONS Bo&Aev11d, 5ui. 350, Loe "4antt00&. ~ dtl R.y~
Beoch, CA 92903 Tlme It o1 the MMIU. Piiot November 12 19 blddar who haa been d Pag11 40, 41 end '42 of (CITACION .IUDICIAL) Angel• Callfomla 90025 APPLICATION TO 1998871a81 CA 90239 Th• Flc1ltlou1 Bualneu Fatlur• to complete the 1998 • • cenJlled from contra Mlscellaneoul Maps, lo the ON CROSS-(3tO) 2.;,.m,4 ' Sl!LL ALCOHOLIC D.ny Piiot NOii. 5, 12, 19, This butlne11 It co,,. Nam;led~ to,..~ ¥wOrtt within the time Mt Th759 wllh tti• Stall by the D• office of the c:ounty r• COMPLAINT DATE: JAN 28 1991 aaYERAGU 28, 1"8 Th74e ducied by: a g9fleral Part;
was Oranae """"""' forth herein wm reautt In partment of Farr Employ COfdtr or o,.nge County. ,.._ I El rt ALAN SLATu a.rtt Data of FUang As>Pllcluon: PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp on 12-30-97, Fiie Jlo.18973-U1e Imposition of llquldattd PUBLIC NOTICE ment and Housing, •hall APN# 41~1Tl2·24 com-._ •• wa eot 0 • • Novemt>er05, 1908 HaV9 you atatttd ~ 743492 damages for .. ch d•r ol dHmed to be nonre• mon1y knoWn aa: 11.s Geor-v. Conltte.r by /SI UARY BROWN, To Whom n May eoncem· bua1nesa yet? No -John Elllon, 2115 Sherlng-delay, In th• llnOUn of ona1857014 SIYt Ind •hall be rejeettd getown lane, Costa Mesa. NOTICE TO CROSS.. 0.puty The Name(•) of the ~ Aotttiou. SU•tn.• RObert c. Frtchl.. •.·
ton Pl., Ao! D307, NIWpOrt S200 per day. NOTICE TO The Department ol Devel· CA 92626. DEFENDANT'. (Avl10 a Publjlhed Newport s..c~ pllCMl(a) la/are: GOURMET Name a .. t.,,,.nt Thia 111tem.nt wu fllltci
Be11ch, CA 92e83 Each bidder ahall aubmlt, CONT'RACTORi 0 mental S.Nlcea It aollc-I.II bids or otlera must be Acusado) ORANGE COAST Costa MMa Dally Piiot No-EMPORIO INC The lollow1ng peraona att with tht County Oer1< pt
Thi• bu1lne11 la con-In th• form f\lmlahtd with Con N itf:,g bids from Olaabled In wntlng and may be left JEEP EAGLE. • Calllomla wmw 19 28 December Th• applicant• t11tad doing .bulln... u : The Ofano• County on 1 t/03191 :
ducitd by an lndlvfdual the con1Tect dOCUrnentt a treot o. Veteran Bu11ne11 Enter at the alofeaald otnce or corporation, PAUL CONIB-' ' aixw. .,. applylng to tM Preafdtnt Ronald Reagan . 1 "88774372
John EJlfott Hat of the propottd aub-FY 980051 P1'1111 In order to mHl th; may be d.UV.red to Mid EEA, DAVID CONIBEER, 3, 10, 1998 Th150 Department of Alcoholic Statue CommlltM, 1901 Daily Piiot Nov 5 12 ft '
i99887744et contract0t1 on this project Profect No. 88IR 12 btpartment'• •atabllahtd admlnlattator, personally, ANGELA BASS, and ROES PUBLIC NOTICE 8eYwage Control to tell al-Dove StrHt, Suitt t45, 29 1998 · ' ·thUl Thl1 ataitment wu llltd u requlrtd by the Sublet· Sealtd blda wtn be r• 1 f 3 ent f di or may be flltd In the offtce 1 through 20 lncluslv• cohollc ~ at· t 133 Newport Beach, CA 92ee0 1-.;..' _______ ..;.o. __ _
with the County C1"1l o1 tl,,g and SubContractl,,g celY9<1 at the otnce of Plant ~g::.ci 0vetet=r~Jn!. .:;.. of the Cleric of thlt Court, YOU ARE BEING SUED BY "Purtuant to Section NEWPORT C!NTER. DR., Orange County Famlly Im-PUBLIC NOTICE ·
Orange County on 11/03/88 Falt Practle9• Act. Publlc Operations Fa.IMtw o~ terprta .. (DVBE) to comply at any tlm• anar th• nrst CROSS.. COMPLAINANTS: 8104(d) of th• Internal ReY· NEWPORT BEi.CH CA pact Council, (CA), 1601 Dally Pllot NOY 12 19 28 Contract Cod• section opmentaJ Center, 2501 Har· with SectJon 10115 et aeq pub"catlon ol this no1ic. of (A Ud. I• eata' deman-tnue Code, notice la 92660 ' Dov• StrHt, Suitt 145, Flctltlocaa BusJ,,.._•
Dec ' 1998 . • rhm 4100 II Mq. bor Blvd., Cotta MMa, CA ol th• Publlc Contract l&I• end before making dando) KUNIAKI YAM· h«tby given that th• • ..,. For the follOwlng type Of Newpor1Beach,CA92&60 Name Stat91Mftt
. • Each bid •hall be IC· t2e26 untll 2:00 f m. on Cod• end TIU• 2 Calllomla_ euch .. ,.. "u RA. s ERG I 0 Mc. null report for tM flacal UcenH; Thi• bualnHS la con-TM tollowlng peqlOnt .. PUBUC NOTICI companied bv a certifttd Of Dec. 28, 1988 a wt.ICh Cod• of Regulation• Sec· T•m• and NAUGHT end WALL INTER· yaar endtd October 31, 47 ON·SALE GENERAL ducted by:• oorporauon docng bualn-u: OrlAOI ------------1 CHhltt'• check or bid time they Wiii be publlcly lion 18080 eo et Mq 'oveE Condition• of Salo NATIONAL, INC. ttM of KNU FouncSstion, a EATING PLACE Haw you ltltttd dOlng COOntV Olrec:1 Mall 183!s NOTICaTO bondlnanamountnotlela opened and read for per. PARTICIPATION.PRO. 1. Payment ahall tA all You hlYI 301CALENOAR prtvattfoundatlon,ltaYa!I-Published "lewport butlneasyat?Y11.t"4 Banddier Ctrde, F~'
CONTRACTOlt9 than ten ~1 (10%) ol forming WOttc to f\lmlah all GRAM REQUIREMENTS c:aah; ten percent (10"') of DA!~~-th' tummoll9 ab19 . at the FOU"datlOn a Beach.Costa MIU Dally Ol'ang~ Coun~ Famlly Im-Valley, c.lllorn1a 92708 CAWMQ '°" alDa the total bid price, payable labor, mat1riat1, toot., end ARE REQUIRED the purchlM money k> be la _,..,... on you to lrlt.a pi1nclpal offtet for 1n1pec> pllo( Nowmbef 12. 19, 2CJ. pact ou.ncl. L.arty T. Orange County~ , to the DISTRfCT u a ouar· equlpm«rt '*"8arY tor• In accordance w1th 1he paid at the time of the bid typewlf\ten rHponM at 1hl• tlon durtng r9gUlar bl» 15"18 Smith, Chairmtn of It,. lric0tp0t1ttd, (Ca.IIfomle)
lohool Dl9trtot1 H~ antee that the blddtf, lf tta ~t the bUldlnQ mtrlon ~na of Sect! 1773 with balanct on conllrma-c:ou1. neu hcMlrl from 9:00 a.m. Th781 Boatd 11315 Bandlller Circle
tlngton heoh Union propc>aal 1a acc9pltd, than approximately 332,837 eq. : the Labor Cod•~ o. t1on of tale; property 1a to A ttttar or P~ can wlll td 5.oo pm. bv erry cftlzan Thia "*ment ..,.. fll«' FOIM'ICaln va11ey, C&llfomia
High 8oMel Dl*tot promptly execute th• L), lncfudlng all overhang.I, partmtnt hat uC.nain.ct be told Inns preMnt con-not protect you, your~ who requesta It~ 180 • PUBUC NOTICE ~the,. .... ~ Cl~ Of 92708 ... P'°'"'1 llld UI • ..._ Agreemtnt. f\lmlah a tau. pattoa, at\d arry at!ach-thet th• gtneral prevalllng dltlon •·u It", except u to WTttttn response mus be de~ afl• lh• data of thll ..,,_.,.,. ......... M, on 11103-'98 Thia bu•ln ... la ~0,.,.
9troom 8ulldllrlt "Z" at factOl'Y Faithful Perform-mentt at Falr.ltew Oev91op-ratH of wa .. appllcable 11111. In proper legll 1onn If you p!lbllcaUon." P1otltlou. •ue11t111 1 .... TT43'H ducttd by: a c:orpotaUOli
Ooe•n View Hleh ance Bond In an amount ment Cent• In ac:cordlnce In the ~In which the 2. All bfokera or Inter· want th• court lo hMr your The FoundatlOf\"• prtrd-NMM •~t Olly Piiot "l<w. s, 12, 19, HSYe you ata11td doing. 8ohool not IM8 than one hundred With plan9 and epeclftca. Wcwk 11 to be done .,. tsted lndMdualt ahould case.. .DAI olllce la located at: The to11owtng per90nt.,. 21, tttl; Th745 ~ }9t?Yn, 10.1..QEI
Bid ca....-Deoem-pscent (t~) of th• total tlona. Bldd•rt for thl• thoat ,., .. 11tabll1htd contact Suzy Hottman. "you do not m. your,. 2152 Dupont OrM. M• dolnQ but4nMI 11: Woman PUIUC NOTIC! ~County Oit.ct -•' bid pnc., f\mlah a Pay-project must posseu a and publlshed by the DI· ColdwelBan.k•.t.iephone eponu on time, you may tOt,lnllnt,CAt2112 ot Worth and WHlth Incorporated, Scott
ber •• ..... , llOO pm men1 Bond In an arnourt C009nt C-33 cluslflcaUon rector f th• oep111ment 01 numblf 5e2+47~T71 for '°" the c:au, and your The prtnc:IP'I! manaow of w.o .w.w, 7811 Slater -Fletc:tw, S.a.wy
Obtain Oocumema: Hun-not IM• than one hundred lrc.nM(•) lsauect by the ll'ldu.J., RelatlOnl Coplet addltlonal Information 0r to wao--, money and pro~ the Founda11on la Gerald Ave.. Unit #I<, HuitJngton ~ llullineH This atat9mtnl wu ftl6d tlnaton Beech Union Htah percent (1~) of th• total Contractor'• Stat• Uc.nae r th 1 • ... end Inspect the pro~ lf1y may b• taken Without w. Kehle. 8Mcf\, CA 92$47 .._.. at.talMflt With the eo..ny ~ ol-
Scnool Dlatrlct, 10251 bid ~. and f\mah ctr· Board. If the bidder 11 not ~le :. '::' o~: :.•:. erty. Mlhtt warning from the (name of Accou'ltant) Jo)'C9 Ella Seat9, 1271 The folowtr\g ~ .,. Orange Cow!ty on 11/03/M Yodrtown Ave., Purchallng, tJft<*t" evtdtnelng that the llc.nMd ., apeclntd, the Chltf of Plant Operatlont 3 ~ Ntat• Wl1I pay court. Robert T. Uttl•..r. "CPA. 2152 Newman Ave., HuntlnglOn d 0 Ing bu,, n. I. • • : 1 "88714348
Room 381, Huntlng_ton rtqulrtd INunnce If In ef· bid wlll be disregarded. Fairview Developmentai auch real ts111e broker There .,. othef legal ,.. Dupont 0rtve, ..un. 101, Ir· e..ch, CA 92847 P.O.P.SPECS, 250ll Porta-Daily P9ot Nov 5 12 19 Belldl, CA 12848, {Tt-4) t.ct 1n th• amounta Mt Joint Venture Blctd•• must c:.nt•r commlaalon(•} 11 may be qulrementa You may Wftnt vtne, CA 82912 Shtn'I I. Foetar. 9351 V• mouth, Minion \11$. CA 28 1981 • ' n,.,47 884-3339 axt.4350 IOfth In the gtntfal condl-poaae11 a Joint Venture LJ. • MANDATORY allowed by the court. The to ca11 an attorney tight Publlahect Newport lardo Drive, Huntington 112982 1-.;..' ..-..._....__ __ _......;.;.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY 11ona. In the event of failure cenM. I Site In• ectl \II/Ill be utat• wtn alao pay ttl• away. If you do. not tcnOw Be1eh-Coata M... Ody BMch, c.ilfomta, t284e A and o IP h Ao b •rt PUIUC NOTICE
GIVEN that the Huntington to enter Into the contract Preference wlll be granttd held (To ~Mt ':i the Plant coat of recon:ll,,g tti.-orcter an anomey, you rnsy can Pilot November 19, 1981 Thia bualne11 la co~ lchterer, 25088 Pont-1-------....:;._
Beach Union High School end execute th• required to blddert certlfltd u a Operatlona Orrtctl, ONE connrm1ng NI• and th• an attorney referral HrYlce Th1S1 due1td by: a g...i part. mouth. Mlallon Viejo, CA Plotltloua ._.._
Dlalrlct, Orsnge County. documeni.. IUCh bid HCU-:·sma11 BUllntll" tn IC> TIME MANDATORY PRE· deed. Th• pul'chaer •hall or • lea&I aid omc. (llsttd '*'Ship 92802 Name .... mem canrom11, acting by and rtty w111 be for'felttd. The cord•nc• wtth Section 1898 BID SITE INSPECTION pay an other chargee, In-In th• p"hone book). PUBLIC NOT1CI Have you '111ttd dOlng Marilyn Joan SchM,.,, The 1o11owtng ~ .,.
1hrough Ila Governing 'althM Performance Bond et. aeq., Tltt• 2, Callfomla CAU. CARMALE.NE SERRA eluding but not lmlttd to 0.1puea dt que le en-Flotttloue ..,.. bU11nNe ~No 250M Portamounth. Mil-doing buall'\tst aa· a)
Goatd, "-'elntfter referred ahall remain In full fore. Cod• of Regulattona. AP" 1714) 957.a213 FOR tran1fer tUH, Hcrow tregutn Mia cttaelon Jvcfl· ,.... Shen'll.float9f .ionVltfO,CA92a2 Twtnly four Se\>en° b)
to 11 I. DISTRICT, wlll r• and effect through th• pllcatlon• for pre1erence SCHEDULED DATE ANO ChllVll and all of the ~ clal usted tlene un plazo d• Name Sl8t.ment Thia allll'"*"' wa flleo Thia bu1lneu Is con-~ 4 S4'Yaf\ c) MP
celve up to, but not later guaranlff period 11 1p.c.,. must be aubmltttd to end TIME falrvlew Dtvtl-mlvm for a standard policy 30 DIAS C'-1.ENOARIOS =Th• ~ng ~f:..,. with the Colny ewtt of dud.a by: tlulband and t3e w. tlth St; E-3 Ceil& than the a.bcJYe.4ttted time, !ltd In the g9nera1 condl· approved by the omc. of 0pm.;.tal C«lt• ol Utt• lnaurance In th• pera pra11ntar una r• .....,.,,... u : .....,. 0r.nge County on 11to31118 wtft Meaa, CA ~i ·
.. aled bide'°' the award tlona. Small and Mtnoflty Bull-Geon: McGhN Chlof of prlncl!Mll amount of ~ apueat& Mcrtta. maqulnl p • 23255 Camlr*> 1 .... T7... Have ~ ataMd dolnO o.-ryt ~ -w tlllt
ol a contract fOf the above The DISTRICT rett!W9 nesa, 1531 I StrMt, 2nd Plant '89peratlor\a, irt 11141. en aeta cortt. drllla. Ugunl H Cellf. Dally Not Nov. 5, 11, 19, bualMN Y!"f Y•. M•tl 9'., Unit E-S. Coeta .......
project. the f10ht to reject sny °'all Floor. Sacratnento, CA Publlahed Newport 4, The peraonal re~ Una cart& o una llmad& l?e53Vlcld L ..........__ ........ ,._ 2e. 1911 Th721 ~ Aob«t8d1Mtet CA m21 •
A prebld IMpectlon end bid• or to walv• ltr'I Ir· 9581~2015. BM h-Co I M l)tllv ~w. rHll'\'N the right to tMtonlca no .. ofrec«'a ,..._., --..... Thia Nlemant ... filed Qua Bentoa 11CM1 OefW
walk through wta be held 11 ~-°' 1nrorma11HM Bids must be aubmltttd Pllo; No:•~bef9i2• uf, rt1ect any anc1 all blda. protecclon; 1U respvest. • =0cl=•· La~una flUll.IC NOTICI Wl\tt the County Oertt of St .• Orwige, CA met .. • 9 00 am, November 24, In any bid• or In the bid-fot the entlr• WQftt d• 1999 6. Sell• wll pay the coat Mrlta • maqutna Ilene que Laltle 21132 Ptio <>ranee~ Ol111/10J99 Thia buatM11 11 C01'i 1891 at OcllM View High ding. tCtlbed there D~ lh7a7 of a°"* year home war-c:urnpDr con la.I fortnaD. ~ "81111•• ... un i .... 77901> ~by: a gwiw Pl'11
SchoOI. 17071 GoUlard S\., At required b"t s.ctJon from P''"* end apeclflca· ranty plan to long ... the da&.e legllee apioplldu !Mda, MiallOn Veljo, CA ...._ at. ........ t · Delly Piiot NoY. 11, 11 fl, Mnhlp •
Hun_tlngton B11ch, CA. 1773 of 1ht Calllomla tlonl wm not be COMldeted PUBLIC NOTfCI co1i do•a not exc11d II"'*' q'"'9 q\19 la COfta ~ ,.........__ l2'702 The fdkMtng perwne are o.o. 3 1"' Th7et .....,. you ltatted ~ Copi .. of Bid Oocumenfl. Labef Code, the Dv.<*>r of and 'tWlll be CIUM for rejeOo -S250.00. W. ~ allO Mcuche IU OUO. ..._._ ....._,_,, dorng ~ .. Amen-' bulfnnl ~No
Speclflclllool and Plana the DeoMment • or lndut-tlonl of blda. The DePart• ~~UIOft pay tor emoa dtteclor in-11 1111td no ~ eu lalamare laine, Llk• forMt. can Mone)'COf Funclrna; PUIUC WOTICI Danyt oan:i. • ar• avaAablt tor a l'9fUnd-..ai RMIUone of the Stat• ment hat the 11Qht to walW Ofl Tltll 1tanat1011 and/Of water/ ~ • tlernpo. putde CA t2e30 128, E. n..o.. Road IUlf9 · etll«Mnt -· med able COit Of '200 per Mt. of California hu deter· any lrfegultrlty ln a bid Of 8TAT11 OI' CALIPORNIA t!Nllng bradng, lel1tr wW l*dtr ti cuo, y Ill putden Thi• bualne11 la con-200, Senti'~ CA i21'06 ........... ......... the Cowdy a.rl oC
Bid• ahal be rllCeMd In mined the gtnanll p,...,.,.. to rejtet ttrY or II bide. No FOtl nta COUNl'Y ~ lie cost ol COft'IP8lnce qullw tu aalarto. "'. dlMro '='. ed. W. ~ c""'-Saddtebaek lnveatment Kw atel ••int Orange ~ Oil Ul10,'91 the plaoe Identified •boY'IJ Ing ,.... or WIQM In the bid wl1I be contldlfed Ull< Wiit! tlfy othet ~ y Olrll COlll d• IU ve you,_., -21 SeMcee inc. (Clllfomla) The ~ ptl"I0'1S.,. 1 .... 77801'4
and ahall be Opened ana 1oc:a111y In wti~ thl• Wof1I '-'It la mad• on a stand-OI' ~G• mflndltOty 00""""*"' ret· ~ lln avteo lldlClo-butlnaU , ... YM, 1~1w· 29202 CabOi Aoed Wt9 dotno bullrlMe •· NJYO.
publldy rMCI aloud at Vie It to be perfofmtd. CoplM ard fonn Mnlltled by !ht ••TATll OP I.UL.AH roflt ltlndar~ and 1ntpeco nal ~ l*'I• de II cort1. N 250. t.aouns ~ CA °"TU ON IEHA&.f OF Dally PllotJ'ov. 1~ 18•
above .. tattd time and Of theee rate dttannrna-~ tnd la mldt In HAWKIN8 INYDllR ab t1ona rtQUhd aa a oon-Extlt9n otroa rtQultttoa ... "1ctd L Nlttaon 02911 . ' CHll.:DMN. AN EDUCA· Oto. 3, 1Dlll
place. 1lone..,. on tile at the DIS-accordance wft.h the ~1,... ••• 8NYDltl, D• dltlon of dollna •sctow ga)ea..ul R~utde ciue...._~ = :~ ~-: Thi• bualntH la ~ TIONl.l CONIULTINO In aoc0fdan09 Mlt'I th• TAICT Cfllce IOCattd at Pur· ~to Blddtr1." ........ ~ W'f'f .... ....., ·'Ml q .,. -mar I""~ ........... , dUc:ttcf bV: a corporation COMPANY "" Alt& "It. ._ _______ _
prov111on1 ol Callfomla ct\Mlng Oepwtmtnt, 1~51 ProaptctJve blddefa may CAii NO Atet4"4 pay tor a PM' oon1n11 ,.. lnmedlatamtntt. SI no Orange County on 111031111 Haw yo;, ...,_, dc*'C:I Ave.. 1i6o. HdnUngton ,.AR, BullntU and Pro19taloN Yorktown Avenue. Hun-aumtne and obtalnf1n•, • po11 and pay fOf WOtlt rec-conoce a un abog1do t .... 77Uft tMlllnaail y«? Y• C>eeobtr leeetl. CA 82941 .,_., IMm to eocte hGlon 70Zl.11, and ~ leach, CA t214t, 1peclflcat1on1, an bid NO!~~·,C?.P~ ommtnded to COMCt oon-~ bn1w • un MMclo De!Jy Piiot Nov, I, 12. •• ti. 1981 ' Ctwtatop~er II', 1111,.aen. get to II thoM
Publlo Oonttad Code he-ri coplte mA' be ob-for,na by C-'llna Cannaltnt Ofl "-n.,...an • • dltlon dMCl1bed In lie r• de rttwtnclS dt abOgadoa 21, ttll Th7M 8actdleback lnveetment .,21 AlltlU Ave,. 1200, • -..t. a..-t!On 3300, the owner ,.. Ullned upon requttt. The llfrl al (714) f57-6213 AT PfUVAT• SAL.a port u "Sec:Uon t". B~ o • \a'1t ollclna de •yuda UC llOTICI 8tMcae, Inc w..m A Huntington Beach, CA .... ,,_.,..... quir.. tNt the bidder poa-contr1ctor ahall pott • A peyt'lltnt bond, Sfand. Not~ It n.tbv QIYtf'I thall p.y tor Woftt r.c> legl1 (WI& ll ~ ~ M ParW, ~o ·· · '2141 WOUnCf tht houee?
.... the ~ ct ... OOpY of theM rattt at Met\ ltCf Form 807 In an amount that aubiec:t to oonffmiildon omlTlll'lded to correct con-lonleo}. . Thie ..,.,,.,,. _. thd Thi• '""'""' 11 ~ lM ttw alflcatlon of oouerlCW'a • Job an.. The COl'llr.ctcw not ... , then ao p...c.m of by ~ did 8ul*fof Court dltlona dMCrtbed In the ,. CAS• NVM•D• "'-""•• 9u11rtn1 With the C<J4lrtt; ewtc ~by. en lndMdulll °"'"at the lme the bid la and 1ny aubcontractor the c:ontrtct Pl'ICe mutt 10-lhe undtnlgMd win Mii at pol't u "secton r " ,.. (N....,.._ _... c. .. ) 11.-. ••••••Ill Or-. CCM.ny °" 111IXWll Hl¥I \'Oii ...,., ddn(J Ct111~ aubmlttM: a.a t. Purtuo uncstr 1t lhall l>IY. noc .... compeny ~ c:iomrkt in-PfMde ..... to lh• h1Qhel1 ec1 bv 1uyar, noi to ™ lollO'WlnO. C*90N .,. 1 a111n4IM· Mrlr"'9 Y'l? Jito ..,.. _.IO.,._. and ,,,_... thin the ~ prtYll• YOMno an ~a In anct belt bidder, on« ATEO: 1~ IUOOll g,o!nJ. butln•H u : a) ~ "'9MI _ alona Code .. otlon 1no 1'1111 cl MOM to al tl«*lofU,000. . NCMfnblf IO, 1M .t Connie Atdemacher CMOATS Howottaa'e ~ Daly"°' Now.&. 11. tt, Th19 llilWI_.. -. fl.o DI.......,
7028.15, no.,..,,_ atlall WOrtln ~by tMm The aucc..af\I DICICM Wiii Oftlot of ra.fw v. Nii: At-Pnor'llll ,.. ... ....,.. Of "'°".,L."i n --Collectton. b) Cr~ttva H. 1M Thnt till\ "' ~ a.t; of n11p )'O&' Ind
be m90e tot Wllftl 01 met. 1n tN •tea110n of et\9 con-be teQUlrld to .,,_ Into • ~ Uw, 1MIO lW· th• Ea1at• of aeulah • . Computaton, 1"32 ~ WIC IOT1CI h.ao. rtll undlf .. .-.ot ~ not. contr9CtUal 9Qfeemenl In bot ,. SM. 202. 'ouno Hawkll\1 tnyder, d• The !WM and addtttrt Of "*"°lane, .-103, HunlllW-Ml ,...,..
IMI end unll .. R«lllVflt No. blddw may WllhdrtW IN form of a "Standard tatn .-V CA t210I, Ill the CCU1 ": (£1 norntn y ton BMctl, CA aMI --•78
of CQllradOl'I wertllia to bid tor a period of Aaraamtnt. form ITO 2 .. o. rtatit. ~ lmer• Ind -.__._ .. _.. ... h dtftceton de .. corte .. , Brenda Kay fllowon1a 1-~-------
.,. DIRtct ... the _. 46} ~ lft9f the whkh •hall be binding ---of a11C1 ~ at VY1J1••._..w wn SUP RlOA COURT OF tt432 Pomeno lMle. •10S. ~~=-~bid bide. ..... -ii ~ ~ bV"" rtgftt.-::. ~ 1'sr:r~ M!
•t m11 ,.,,, •lul'rn.W __.ta~ ... ......._~... ~· .. ••' ~;nte 1rect0r noc to lloenMd 11 or U'la Publlc Connet binding on -. S*1Y ~ ton of raw or ;:t;;'
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PUBLIC NOTIC! t>u11no t y.-? No CA e2690 Mlc:tlatl Kevin Cot•y. 485 dud4'd by: en lndMduel duc:1ed by: an lndhlldu.I ductt<I 1>y: an lnd!Vlduel ductt<I by: en lndMdual evellable from ~ coun Proo.ti Coo 5 , 8100 T Moore Concep11, Inc , Ru1 .. 11 Alen ~· 1846 E. Ctntet St., 1242, Me· Haw you t tertlt<I doing H~ you ttal14'd doing Haw you "8l1ed ~ H.w you ttel1td doing cl•k • I 'mt IOI 111~ •t:::i, " ht '°.. '1:!:!.':it!=~• :::r• W. Moore, Prttf. ~~ICAU8~.'J~7, Cetta ~9:,'r.• C:U~:!. 18 con-~:ti=~~. ~~ Y~, 243-ff ~l~!v"· a.pt, ~=.•~~No htltlow' Ill Pf'e ~ expire tiel~ lour mo~ 1,: ~Th• tolloWlng PtraoM.,. Thie atattmtm wu nltd Thi• t>u"nt11· la con· ducted by• an lndlYldUal Thia a1et.mtnt wu ftlecf Thlt tta1emtnt ?WU tlled Thi• 1tatement WM flied Thll at81ttntnt waa nled No....,•· ... ....., tile nu"nooaui nooceCI •~
...,..._u-dei'9 "4.lllAI••_... ~~~ ' .. Claan«t; 1215 Beker s ., <>rang. Cour on 11/\7/98 Ha..,., you llarttd doing t>ualnHa yet? YH, Nov. , Orarigt Cou(ltV on H/03/98 Oflngt ~on '1/04/91 Orange County-on 1t/17/91 ora~County on 1f/04/98 L••un• Nl1u•I, C lieCJI ~ 11\t court d ~ ate a 1~. Coata Mtlll. CA t2$2CI 1"89778Ut bus1nes1 yet? V••· "'·98 1"8 t .... 7'1~70 t .... 7748'19 1nMnaeeo t"89774539 12917 oer.son 101e1ts1eo •n U'le ts!.itt
Thanh·Tan'I Ttil Tran, Dally P1lot Nov. t9, 28, RhuHell Ary MIChHI I<. Corey Dally Piiot Nov. 15, 12, 19, Delly Piiot Nov. 5, \2, 19, Dally Piiot Nov. 19, 2CI, Dilly Piiot Nov. 5. 12. 19, Publlalltd Newport YOU may hie ~Ill ltlt COUit a
13401 Heather Cir .. Garden Dec. 3 10 1998 Ttl142 T la 'tatomont WH ftlod Thlt stttemanl WH fll4'd 28 1998 • ThT41 29 1998 Th155 ~ 3 10 1998 Th141 28 tOl'IS Th754 Beach.Cotta M... Dally ReQutS1 tor Soeoal No~c:e (l<'rrn ,. Crovt CA 92840 ' ' with lhe County Cletk Wllh lht County Cl•k or ' ' ' ' ' ' PH Nov '* 10 19 23 OE·154l ot IN f Ing f
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T. Thi• buelnlH la con· N•ma 8tetem9nt . 12 19 199& • • Tht21 Doc 3 10 1998 Th143 Neme 818tetneftt .. .,... .._....._.., N•me a iet..,..... • actount u ~Cled in Probllta ducted by • general pen· Th• following pt1:eon1 ere ' ' · ' ' "'-followtng p1raon1 art Th• follOWlng Pfl'90l\i.,. Tho followlng P41rton1 are PUBLIC NOTICE CO<lt moon 1250 A'Rlciu•st ror
nerahlp , · doing buslnHa es: Vutcan PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE dOlno buslnosa .. : AHlte1 dOlna bualnat11 H: t..una doing butln•u u : P .. BUC NOTICI! Speci• No~ lorrn '' watatn Have you started doing TOOi an<1 Ole 1031·f south Equfpment Co •• .29816 Sattllft..., 322.2 s. Med· Woocfy'&, 1907 OtlatH u 1rom1t1ecourtdedl
t>uilnosa yet? Vea, t 1/107 .,.,,,0 ae st,· Placomla, CA FJotlttou• 811•ht•.. Flotltloua •wine" Whitt Otter Lan•, Laguna d<>ck St. Sei!ta Ana, CA Torr.! C«ona tiel Mar, CA NOTICB 0 1' Alfor .. 1f0f ""'**·
9T8henh·Tam Thi Tran • ~~~e1 Edmund wuuam~. ni!'r:,:wi•;:~':'! are Th:1C::w~,:=".::: .,. ~r.:k 7:c~~fLao1 29818 'W:no wna, 3222's. Mad·
9~8:. Ann w~tt. 1901 PETITION • :g:~~ar% 'li~A~: ~o GfW.Off O~~~
Thia •st11ome11t was fllsd •104?"2 Cool< Circle, Hun-doing bµernau aa: doing buatneu u: White Ottllf lane, Lllguna dock St, Sant.a Ana, CA Galaloa Terr., Corone dtl TOADMIMllTER rAHALO LOUIE EI TEVI STE20I)
wtth lhe County Clark of 11naton Beech, CA 92646 Grandma's C11ndlis, 2929 Jonathan Roban'1 Photog-Nlguel, CA 92671 927°' Mar, CA 92826 EI TAft OFt O g EV g BAKERSFJELqCA g:JJ()t Orengo County on 11/17/98 Willer Satlet, 2728 Sweet· Newport Blvd , Newpor1 raphy, 1962 Balearic Dr., Jhla bu1lno11 le con-Thia bualn•H I• con-Thra bu1lna11 la con-Nanoy 8w.nNn, •kl Fl'A0NFLIOLUISEESTTEVI 11
111 NPW1>01t Buth·Costa Mesa 1908877tJGSf rain Wy, Corona, CA 91719 Beach, CA 92663 Costa Mesa, CA 92628 .. uc1ed by an lnclMdual dl.IC14'd by: an lncllVldual duct4'd by: an lnclMduaJ •u N9"0J a. PAN l CN•9n24 £.STE\11$ Nov
Dally Pilot Nov 19, 26, Thi• bllalnHa Is con. frengellca, lttc , (CA), Jonathan Rober1 Sentten, Have you atarted doing Have you •tarted doing Have you started doing aw11n.on, Case No A194422 ta 1925 1098 Dec 3 10 1998 Th1"4 ducted by: a general part· 2929 Newpon Blvd. 'N11W• f962 Balearic Dr .. Coste blJetness yet? No bUllneaa y8t1 No buslnna yet? Y .. , 4-1&-91 N•no~ 8 choonoY., To Ill he•,., benef1oa"es ~--·· ··----. · . • nershlp port Bea.ch. CA 92663 Mella, CA 92628 Patrick Lao Mallno Lona laUl'lo A. Woodruff • r.nlOltors. con~ngeot crt<lllOrs. • PUBLIC NOTICE Have .you atarted doing Thi• bualneo le con-This business Is con-This atatement was flled Tlllt atatemant . wu flied Thia statement wH ftlad CASl!8:J'"::;._548 anci persons who may Otht1W1se
______ ...._. __ 1 buslneSI yat7 No ducted by: a corporaUon ducted by: an lndlvlduel with the County CIOl'k of W!tl'I the County Cltfl< of with the County Cltrk of • be 111tere$ted 1n the will 0< est.It!
Fictitious Buelne.. Mlehoel £.Williama Hav1 you itarted doing Have you ttarted doll)g Orang• County on 1 t/03198 Orange County on 11/08/98 Orange County on I 1/17/98 To all heltt, rntflclar~~· or • bOtll ot PAHflLO (OUI'
Namelt•1•m.nt Thia etatement WH flied buslne11 yet? No business yet? No 19918774381 1"9977•MO t99M'17"'4T Cttdltor~, ~~~ere a ESTfVIS • allil PANALO £STEVI
The following porsons are Wllh the County Cl91k of Ftarigellca, Inc, Kenneth John Sentten Dally Piiot Nov. 5~ 12, 19, Dally Piiot Nov. 12, 19, 28, Dally Pilot Nov. 19, 28, ~Cf;.;,!."s. P ~ ln~etested 1~ and'PANFILO LOUIS EST~
doing bu•lneH ·as . The Orang~ County on 11/17/98 W. Pavla, Jr. . Thia atalement was 111ed 26, 1998 Th7G2 Dec. 3, 1998 Th785 Oec. 31 10, 1998 Th148 th• wlll or ••tale or both A PETTT!ON F<>R PROBAT
Tower Center 5241 Uncoln fH887715M8 This statem9nt 'Waa Jlled with the County Clerk ol r NANCY SWAN.SON le' h ... ti" 1,,q M R
Avunue Cypresa CA Delly Piiot Nov. 19 26 With. the County Clerk of Orange CoUl\ty on 10.28-98 PUBLIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI ~~NCV s SWANSbN11 .~.!"811 '!.:'.. "t, .. ,!"58cou·-"o1' 90630 . 0 3 10 1998 Tht47 Orange County on 11/03/98 t 9t 88773878 . . ' -. ... on in"'" ...,,...nor " Cypress Tower Raconll • ~· , • 19988774373 Dally Piiot Oct 29 Nov 5 Flctltloua Buelneaa • Flotttton .......... Flotltlow au....... NANCJoNS~HOO~OVER Cal1lomia. COYntY Of ORANGE
ance Corporation, (C~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot Nov. 5 12 19 12 19 1998 ' ThrU Nam• atatament Heme atatetMnt N•m• lte .. ment s:~ETITIONoc;~R PRO. THE PETITION FOil f'OO· 5470 Orange Avenue ey. 26 1996 ' n,743 ' ' The fOllOWfng persons are The followtng '*90n• ate The followtng peraona are . fi R BATE requests lt\al Teresa M
press CA 90630 ' Flotltlou• Bulln.n ' PUBLIC NOTICE doing bualness a1: Step-doing t>uslness at: Th• doing bu1lneH u: CASA-8ATE has been led by •· Jeckson be aPIJOlnted as per·
Thia' business I• con· Nam• lt•t•ment PUBLIC NOTICE ping Stone Connections, 8 Roads End, 952 Carnation JUL CREATIONS; 1570 f~rgu M.rt!w~:':tnc/&,I~ sonal representaM 11> a<1m1111ste1
ducted by; a corporation Thalollowlngpereonaare Flc tltloulBwlne•• Sand Street, Laguna Avt., Costa. Meta, CA Cor~e D_!'./._ll'C, Costa fornfa P~ounty of· Orange thteStal!Oftht<lecedent
Have you atarted doing dofng buelnesa u: Porter Flotltlou• 8uatne.. N•nM Stat.ment Nlgutf, CA 92677 ~629 • MeSa, CA 92~ cou ' · ~ THE PETITION (!()Jests llie
buslnoH yet? No Publfc Relations & Mar~et· Name 8t•i.mant Th• followtng person• are CathJ Anne TrNdWay, 8 Cr~ l. Ma111n, 952 Came· Luisa H(1ches, t!SO Tenua TH~PETITION FOR PRO. decedent's WiH and todols. 1f
Cypress 'rower Reconvey· Ing, 2950 Airway Ave., The followtng persons are doing blJslnan .-: Inter-~~n 81 J~';i;1• Laguna ~ ve., Cotta M..., CA Co~ oata Mau, CA BATE requHt• that RI· any, be admitteel to P10bate The
•nee Cofporallon, Denlae Sulte C·S, Coeta Men. CA doing buslnau as: data Syatem, 8082 Center· Tgul• • bual e 77 Is •T"h6129 b 1 11 9T2h62I 7 b 1 1 chard M. swanaon, Jr. tit Will and any cot*cils jre ava1lallle c. Lodato, President 92626 a) a Homeblr<I Realty stone Or Huntington hl1 n as eon-• ua neH eon-• ua no11 • eon-pol t4'd Plf 1 , 1 ~ This statement was flied usa Elaln• Porter, 2395 b) 1 HB ~ealty, 11oi 'victo-Beach, CA 9264e · ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lncfMdual ~:senfa1ive 81
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with the County Cler\( of Weatmlnster Av.e., Costa rla Street, Sufte IP, Cotta Ouynh Nguyen, 8082 Cen-bHave1 Y~_.,,atarted doing Have you atatted doing Have you started doing the estate of the decedent. c~i PETITION re"'•ests
Orange County on 11 /03/98 Mesa, CA. 926.27 Meta, CA 92627 toratone Dr.. Huntington us neu , .. , ' No busln.sa vet'1 No bus Ines• yet? No THE PETITION request• .... 1988&774348 This bualne11 I• con-Shem Jle,,. Foster, 9351 Beach. CA 92&46 Cathy Anne TrHdWay er.Jg L Martin Luisa Hughes 1ho docadem'a wlll and autllOnl)' lo administer the estate
Dolly Piiot Nov 5 12 19 ducted by: an Individual Velardo Drive Huntington Thia business Is con-This etatement wu filed Thfa etatemtnt WU ftltd Thia atatement wu filed codlclla If any, be admitted un<ler tile Independent Mmilll·
26 1998 · ' Th749 Have you atarted doing Beach, CA 92648 ducted by: an lndMduat wltl'I the County Clerk of wtth the County Clerk of with the County Cit ric of to robata. Tho wm end Slrabon ot Estates Act (Thts
• buslneu yet? Ves, Oct. 8, Thia bualnen la con· Have you Slatted doing Orange County on 10(7/98 Otano• County on 11/10/'98 Orange County on 11/17/'98 arryp codlclla are avallable autnonty witt allow tilt pemonal
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ABC's PUBLIC NO'OCE 1998 ducted by: an lndMdunl business yet? No t"8877t977 199 .. 77.cMO t9988'7THSO tor eicamfnatlon In the nte reJ)lntntabw to take many ---------I UH Poner Have you etart4'd doing Ouynh Nguyen Dally Piiot Nov. 5, 12. 19, Dally Piiot Nov. 12, 19, 2e, Dally Piiot Nov. 18, 26, kept by tho cour1. acbons witnool obt,am1o0 cou Att'
Flotltlou• 8'11alnH• Thi• 1tat11ment was flled bualness yet? Yes, 7187 Thia atafemant wu fifed 28, 1996 Th753 Dec. 3, 1098 Th787 Dae. 3, 10, 1998. Th 145 THE PETITION rtquests approval Before lllof'IO certain IC,
Nam• St•t•m•nt With the County Clerlt of Shem Foster with ttie County Cler1< of authorl1y to administer-the veiy important actions however b
The 1ouowlng persons are orange County on 11/03/98 Thi• sta1ement was flied Or81'1go County on 10/20/98 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE estate under th• lnctepen-t11e pel'SOnal repn!sent.aove Wiii asen1en l,
doing business n · Cyber· 18988774387 with the County Cl•111 of 19988773088 Flotltl Bu IM Flotttl •·-•~-Fl tltl "" _, dent Administration of Ea-reou1re<1 lo g.ve nooce to inter-d I tooth, 179 E. 17th Slreet, Dally Piiot Nov. 6, 12, 19, Orange County on 11/03/98 Dally Piiot Oct. 29, Nov. 5, OUI 1 11 oua --o ou• .u .. Mll tales Act. (Thia outhortty ested persons unless they have an C OSet
Sta N 149, Costa Mesa. CA 26, 1998 Th737 189.88174391 12 19 1998 Th716 Name Stat•nMnt Nam• Statement N•m• 8tat•m9ftt wrn allow th• pereonal rep-. wa.veo nooce or consenled to the
92921 -' : Dally Piiot Nov 5 12 19 • • The fonowlng persona are The followlng persons are Thefollowtng persons are rosentatlva to t•k• many 1 Th then g'et
Jule Hanclleman. 179 E. PUBLIC NOTICE 26 1998 . • Th730 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Pactllc doing bU1lness u: The doing buslnesa as: SOULD, action• without obtaining ~~ea idl~ ~~ependll h •' 17th Street Ste #149 ' Blue funding, 1001 West Springer ShoweasQ. 18042 711W.17th St., C-5, Costa court approval Before tak• en a mit11Stta on ao~"'"IY WI a&
Costa Mesa 'cA 92627 • Flotltlou• B"f•IM•• PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlou• Bualn... 17th St., Unit #T, Costa S(lllta Claudia St .. Fountain Mesa, CA 92627 Ing cena/n ve;.y, Important be QIBRteCI unless an 1ntere~ some c . ,,
Timothy M'tlllgan, 179 E. Nem• Stat•m•nt Nam• St•tamant M .... CA 92627 Vallay, CA 92708 Brian . Irving Darrow, 5 actions, however, th• Plf· person Mes an ot>tecoon 10 tile 642•5878
t Jth Street, sie ,,149, The folfowlng persons are F1oUtlou• Bu.In••• The followlng persons .,. Robel1 L Dlcldnson, 600 Aprll Lenay Leonetti, Voroll Ct., N""ewport Cout, aonal repreaentatlY• w!ll be pebbon ~.nd show~ OOOo c.euse .----.----
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 dolnQ blJslnest as: Paclnc N•m• Stat•rri•nt doing twslness as: New· Hllvanar, Newport Beach, 18042 Santa Claudla St, CA 92657 required to give nollco 10 why the COUit sllOIJICI not oran LOCAL
This business ts con-Data Tech, 3149 Korry t..n.. The followlng persons are port Wl'Ol.lghf Iron. 1808 CA 92660 fountain ~alley, CA 92708 Thia bualnesa Is con-lnlerestod pereons unless Ille aoll'ionty
ducted by: co-partners Costa Mesa, CA 92628 doing business as'. Crypto-Newport Blvd., Coat• Thie bu~lnets 11 con-Thia bu.~lnesa Is con-ducted by: an lncllYldual they have waived notlca't>t A HE.ARING on Ille peboon MORftU.Dtr5
Havo you slarted doing Ugljesa Beader, 2386 Har· lase, 1921 Santiago Drive, Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by. an lnclfVldual ducted by. an lndlYldual Have you •tarted dolng consented to 1"' J>(oposed t11ll be neld on December 3 1 I Ullllf~,
business yet? No bor BIVd. 1202. Costa Newport Beach, California John Efflott, 2520 Seavlew Have you l1arted doing Have you ttarted doing bualn•sa yet? No action.) Th• Independent at 1 •5 PM 1n Oeot No 703
Julie Handteman Mau, CA 92e2s 92660 Ave., Corona de! Mar, CA business yet? Yes, ~1 ·98 bustnen yet? No Brian Darrow tdmlnlstraUon outhorlty Wiii located at ~I The City Onve PACIFIC VIEW
This Statement was ftled Dragan Stonkovlc 3149 Larry -Grant DeShazer 92625 Robert l. DlcklnlOl'l Aprtl Lenay Leonetti This •talemont wu ftl4'd be granted uofass 1111 Inlet· Orange CA 92613-1571 MEMORIAL PARK with the County Clork of Karry Ln. Costa Mesa, ,CA t921 Santiago Or., Newport Thia business Is oon-Ttll• •tatemenl 141as .f!led This alalement was ftlecf with th• County Clef'k of esfed person fll" on ot>-If YOU OBJECT to Ille ·
Orange County on 11/03/98 92828 Beach, CA 92880 ducted by: an Individual with the County Cler1t of with the County C1er1t or Orange County on 10105198 joc:tlon to tilt pollllon encl oraotno ot the Qebbon ou Cemetery • Mortuary ~ 19988774374 Thia business Is con-This business la con-Have you started doing orange ~'::a~;i~:...';8 Orange ~;;~~Of: fffH77 f ea8 shows good cause Why the should appear a1tne11ea11o0 ~nd Chapel • CrematOf)'
Dally Pilot Nov 5 12 19 ducted by: co-partners -ducted by: an lndlVfdual business yet? No . Dally Piiot Oct. 29, Nov. 5, court ahould not grant the Slllt your ODjeCDOM or li•t
26• 1998 • n,744 Hav11 you st~ed doing Have you atarted doing John Elllott Dally Piiot Nov. 5, 12, 19, Dally Pltot Nov. 12, 19, 28, 12. 18, 1996 Th717 authority. wnrttn Obite'oos willt 1fle COUit 3600 Pacific View Or1ve
---------• bu1lna11 yet? No blJslnoss yet? Yes. 111021 This statement was flled 26, 1098 Th749 Dec. 3, 1998 Th768 PUBLIC NOTICE A H.EARINQ on !ht pell· befOI! Ille nean"" Your a"""'a N6e~~-rt2e1e00aci'I PUBLIC NOTICE Ugljesa Beader 98 with tht Coun\Y CIGfk of !Ion wlll be lltld On 12-3-98 .... ..,... r· -Thia 1tatement was flleo Larry G. DeShazer Orange County on 11/03/98 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FlcUtl . a 91 at 1 ·45 PM In Dept 703 to-ance may be in person or buou 1-.------·
Flctltlou• Bualn41n With Iha County Cle<k of This atatement was n1ed 199887743M ous u ••• eated at 341 The City attomey P11CftCE BROTHERS N•m• lt•t•mant Orange CQunty on 11/03/98 wlttl the County Cieri< of DaUy Piiot Nov 5 12 19 FlcUtloua 8u11ne.. Fl:ttttoua Bualnau Name a tat•ment Drive, Poet Offfct Box IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or ~
The tollowtng persons are 199887743157 Orange County on 11/04/98 28 1998 • ' Tii739 ·n::,rr,:,:••tamant The ~:,:Jt•t•mant d~• ':S'7'ng ~...'!!.!! 14171, Orange, CA 92683· a co~noent creator ol Ille BEU BROADWAY
doing butln•» u· Beanie Dally Pllol Nov 5 t2 19 19988774$42 • ng persomt are ng PGf90n•.,. ng .,... u. "''"' .... ' 1571 deceased. you Ill.ISi hie your Mortuary * Chapel· Scenla Group 1 n RIVer 28 1998 • • ~1s2. Dally Piiot Nov 12 18 28 PUBLIC NOTICE doing bualneH u : Global doing bualneaa aa: Plaza Expren, 2131 South Hath-IF VOU OBJECT to ttie C111m 'Wltll the court and mail a Cremation • • • •" · • • • Import and Export, 1048 Ir· Auto Sales t533 Balcer St., away, Santa Ana, CA 92704 f .... ~ .. tide Dr .• Newport Beach, oec: 3 1998 Th763 vlll4t Avt Sutt• IUl9 New-#F Costa Men, CA 92828 Brfan Kay 7 Via Oloroaa. granting 0 the pe11tlon, you CODY II> u"' oerso .... ll!Ol!Senta·
CA 92683 · PUBLIC NOTICE ' FlctlUoua Bu11n .. a port Beach CA 92660 11,;,111 Sam Shat 1300 Rancho Margarll• CA should appear at the hear· ow appoonte<l IJ'( tilt cou1t .,.,,thin 110 Broadway
Randy Poulaon, 1n River· Flctltlou•·Bu•l-n PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stat•mant Keith 1(...11, 1048 lrvl"9 Adama Ava., #13,_: Cotta 928&8 ' Ing and elate your 01>-IOYr montns trom me Oare 01 first Costa Mesa tlde Dr., Newpor1 8nch, ·-The 1011ow1ng persona are Ava Newport" Boach CA Mesa CA 92828 Thia bualntn 1, con-Jecllon• or Ill• written ob-issuance Ol letters as DroVllltO in 642-91 50
CA 92683 Item• &l•tem.,,t Flottt1ou1 Buelrt .. • doing bualneas as: Moblle 92s6o · Thia• buslneas I• cor>-ducted by: an lndMdual feCUons wllh the cour1 be-~rr========~======~~ Carmen Cimini, 1n River· Th• following persona are N•m• St•t•m•nt News Natwo111, 129 Tur-Thia bUslntse I• con-dUOled by: an lndMdual Have yoo IW'ted doing lore the hearing. Your ap-
slde Dr., Newport Beach, doing bualntss as: DI The tollowtng porsons are quo1.. Ave.. Newport ducted by: an lncllvldual Have you ttartecf doing bualnasa yet? No pearance msy be tn person
CA 92663 -Mar1e Interiors, 1044 lrvlna doing buslneas u : PENS Beact,, CA 82662 tiav• you alerted doing buslneu yet? Ye•, t0.1l· Brian Kay or by your allOt™ty.
This buslnost la con· Ave., Newport Beach, CA PLUS, (Faahlon Island Klmberley Rouall, 129 business yet? No 98 Thia ataternent wH filed IF 'l'OU ARE A CREDITOR
ducted by: co-partners 92860 Mall) 40t Newport BIVd , TurquotH Ava., Newport Keith KeVll lsmall Sam Shar With tho county Clerk of or contingent creditor of
Havt you 11111od doing Soulhcoast Deslgna, Inc.. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Beach, CA 92662 Thia atatement waa flled This statement wu ftled Orarige County on 11/03/98 the deceased, you must nlo
bUaln .. t yet'1 No (Delaware), ThrM CMS11na Af1hln Allabadl, 200 Pa-Thia buslneu I• con. with tho county Clerk of with th• County Clark of 19999774390 your ctalm with the court
Randy Poulson Center, 201 N. Walnut St., clflc Coast Highway, 1339, ducted by: en Individual Orange cou'lty on f1/03/98 Orariga CoUfrtY on tt/10/911 D 1,,, PH 1 N 5 12 19 and mall a copy to the per. This stai.,ment was flied Wlllngton, OE 19801 HUntlng_ton Baoch. CA Have you Slatted doing tffBG'174380 1998877sooe a., 0 ov. • • • aonal rtprtstntaUvt IP.
with the County Clerk of Thia business Is con-9™8 utlnou yet?Yes, Jan. 98 26. l998 Th733 Pointed by the court within Orango County on 11/10198 ducted bY' a corporation Thia buslntu 11 con-Kimberly Rostall Diiiy Piiot Nov. 15, 12, 19• Dally Piiot Nov. 12• 19, 28, PUBLIC NOTICE four months from tho date 19989775003 Have you slatted doing ducted by: an Individual This atatemant was fifed 26, 1998 Th751 Dee. 3, 1998 Th772 ot the llrat luuance of 181·
Dally Piiot Nov. 12. 19, 26. buslneas yet? No Have you •tarted doing wtth the County Clertc of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE F1ctltlou• Bulfnen lots as provtded In Probate Dec 3 1998 Th768 Southcoasl Designs, Inc., buslneu yet? No Orange County on 11/03198 Nem• Stltt•rn.nt Codo Hciloo 9100, The
. ' DI Mane, Ptts1dent Afshln Allab&dl 1"88774 389 Flotltlou• Bu.lne.. Flctltloua •u•IM.. Th• folloWI raona are trme for flllng clalm• wlll PUBLIC NOTICE Thia •latement wu llled This •tatement was filed Dally Piiot Nov 5 12 19 NHte St•t•ment N•me ltat•mant doln2 bUal~ ... MEO not •>!P1" before four ---------I wtth the County Clertc of With 1ho County Clerk of · • ' ' • months from the httrtng F1ctltlow llueln.n Orange County on 11/10/98 Orange County on 11117/98 26, 1998 Th740 The followtng peraons are Th• fottowtng persona are TEC '12888 Weatem Av• •• date notlood above.
N It.et nt f9988775007 t908G7758S5 PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslnes• es: doing bualnesa u: KOA~ Garden Grove, CA 92841 YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe •m• •m• Charle• Uoyd Enterpftses, CARE, 1919 Ofange Ave , Chartes o. uoyd, 17041 A me kept by the court 11t yo
The followlng porsons are Dally Pilot Nov. 12, 19, 28, Dally Piiot Nov. 19, 26, 17041 A St .• Unit A. Hun-Coate Moaa, CA 92627· St.. Unit A, Huntington 1 • a. f*loh lntlf'e;IOd I~
doing t>uslness as. Moor• Otc. 3, 1998 Th771 Dec. 3, 10, 1998 Tht48 Flotlllou• Bu•lna.. tlngton Beach, CA 92847 2211 Beach, CA 92847 t~• eatate ou ma fUe
Spine PCenter,S 4950103Ber· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ha~ St•t•mant Evelyn Uoyd, 1704\ A St., Ellzaboth Hul'ley, 1919 Or· This bualness Is oor>-with the 00Jt • Rt~uest rancac l<wy., utte • Ir· The followlng poraons ere IA, Hunllngton Beach, CA ange Ava., Costa Mesa, CA for 5,,..,.111 Notice (rorm \lne, A 92714 doing business as· MATT'S 92647 92627·2211 .. -. Moore Concepts Inc. FlcUtloua Bualn.•• Flotltlous 8u1lne.ss SIG AIR SPORTS. 14474-C Thia buslneas Is con-This buslneu 11 con-Overstocked With ~E~~e:!L 0~:• a~plng111°1f1 anof
(Cal11) 1280 Bison. St1. N•m• Statamant Hem• Stetem•nt Culver Drtva, Irvine. CA stuff? 11 ·-1 ... r · 559, N11Wpor1 Beach, CA The rotlowlng persons ere Tht followtng persons are 92604 Sall your unwanted Cfau lfted A call to eatatt a.sseta or of any pa-
92660 dOln_g buslnasa ea: doing business as: Coray Matthew J. Rleden, 2075 rtoms1h••asywayl The moat comprehen. Cl ltled lltlon « 11ecount u pro-Thia business Is con-K 0 t< 0 RO .... co UN T AV Chiropractic, 2867 East Goldoneye Place, Costa To place your alve and current dlrec· wfir~elp vlded In Probal• Codt •tc-
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La• Agt 94H50-3822 lated, n/a/d, $550-pm aguna eac Rl!CORD8/1'0P t l!at•te HI• Drexel, more t 0 9 4 4 8 8 items lHIUr h()me Nt uel 949·443·2700. J R&B s I Baker, misc, Cuatom .... ... in Class1f1ed I" a L u I' " i L • • • • 750 949-509-5555 EMPLOV'll•~NT a.zz, • ou • Rock furn ss-J.too sat s-1 ~! • through class1fred 48r a.8::cst no -t• • "~ Etc .. , &O's & 80'a Mike 528 °Vla Udo Nord LDue OI' · ...---------...:...------------• ...-04e-7905 WSSTMIN8T•R ' mo Qualified Infant Hue• N•lohbomood (714) en.eeoe
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Call 7am-11am M·F CM Qa.r-'---• full time A/P-Caah JEWELRY, FURS Sat only 7:3G-NOON 24kml, AT. F. Pwr, Ills• -" """"-.,, Olsburatment & Data 2202 So. Main St. n e w • 0 8 9 1 3 9 Private lloh Commty unl1a, leu than 300 af. pereon. One yHr Sant. Ana, CA 92707 •ART 6025 ta~1aae
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Th• Summit beautlful Better Bu•lnesa FOR CA.Fa In NPB. "'""""'"."''~'~"''"' Micro, S75. 873-74HI PBTS & g4g.2iS.1817 ' 3Br 3Ba TWH $2800/ B ll~llT r 6049 s s Mo. MaryBeth Cole ureau before you looking for counter c .. tuhll.,hl·cl ln l!)t!!J n.A11u•~ CAMPER , RV' • '95 BMW 3181• CPE
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Small Studio CQttage ANNOUNCEMENTS Sat. Fax reaum• to '" ' Need put r? Benefit
Lrg brtck P•''°· $550 2920 M9 944 4198 .AIJ~ -1 com e ftumm•e• •••• Incl utlla. Walk to in Nttwp Beach SO ctwn. SO 1at mo Multl Famlly rummage
bHch 949-8-42-3871. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SalesCOllB GROW 714.673,6223 310.281•2088 aale to benefit friend
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HOUSE on November vel'11alng expertence. •
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Balboa room 10 rent, and detall oriented •n-
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86 Thursday, November 19, 1998
ACROSS ' ..... • "Spllls
10 Buebd'•-Otuy-
14 ~·1 1el( t6 Soie
1~Wheelpan
1? S4ooor Aou
18 Leol's rib
19 011encumbers
~ Made btgger
22 Eogdtlll 24 Wrfter Fleming
25 "WhMIOI ; onune· buy 26 Noll OttlC(ll'
27 Early Contra!
Amoocans 31 Utah canyon
33 In the midst of 34 AemorkoJ
38 Tense
39 Jumps back 40 Aria pertormer
41 Doorway
43 Gash
«Barges
45 Show~ tear
48 Used a ~ha•r
49 ·-Poe1ic.i·
50 Team cheer
51 Customer
S3 Group of
Spacial<X5 58 Small 5tream 59 Eagm
61 Th1f!I
14
9251~ 63 EndrO.
84 Bt idal pall'!
65 Pll!.Detl 66 Like pie?
67 l cu
DOWN
I Wl~lll W8fef
2 Hamesspart
3 K1ndol1•am
4 1492 "11Q
5 -up ge«1ng
ready 6 Poe'1 bird •
7 Frosled
8 Upsilon follower
9 Happy and
glad, for •••mplt 1~ Tako a chance
t 1 N1poleon'1
puni$hmenf
12 P1lgnm John -13 Wasps' homes
21 Fuel
23 Sp<ay it In
sell-defense•
25 Catrying a
weapon
27 Ho's on "Today
W1tll Katie
28 Nursemaid
29 "-Ttvee
Minutes
Are up·
30 Start!> a poKer
pot
PAfVk>US PUll1.E SOL vtO
C 19\ll UnoledF-~
31 Seethes 32 PrO\llde funds
for
34 Blaok·tOngued
dogs
35 Pitchfork part
38 -and anon 37 Calendar
boxes
39 Scarcity 42 Leal th<~h
hastily
•3 James
Fenimore
Cooper
cha(Kter 45 Aa5ca.I
46 "Vamooser
47 In elOlltence ~~~
52 MoVle lioness
53 Melod"8 S4 GrHtlalle
55 Winbya-
56 Common
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57 -out. makes ends meet
60 Byway of
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
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E '•7 ... tohll•olt Auto, ... x.1• • Cyt corM ••• ~TD ...... •• UTURN aL By CHAR.LES GOR N AC,. runs ~ well, rare, trtpi. bik, fac New brakH, r~ AC,1 hp ..,,,.tm 9*eo, wlth OMAR SHARIF good ttrH, need• warr, •te.eoo. Hl'lltce, .UVef/bfue In Oa••· S8895obo
and TANNAH HIHSCtf paint d .. ,., trade la Perf«manceJeouar. color. rune great, IMM37·1173
11500, 1Mv Ca. •t200 (Me) tM10 .... M,250. IMIM31.o257 KILL THAT OUMMYI 1MIM5'M217 lt\lfne ••• 'tiO R9d M500 1~T-O_TO_T_A _____ t_2_1_0
'it cMC IX ...... nM 179 Ev••· North·South vulnerable. South c.lc41s.
WEST
NORTH
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(1 93
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EAST
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0 104 J 2 •J98 • K 76 SOUTH
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The bidding. SOl.Till WE.\'T NORTH EAST
.1• 1• 20 Pus
3NT Past Pasl Pa.Si
Opening lead: IGn& of•
How you play a specific suit
depends on several factorw, among
them how many tricks you need from
the suit and whether a particular
opponent must be kept off lead. But
sometimes t~e ~ncmy can thwan
your best efforts.
The auction was routine. That set
the stage for an inlnguing battle
between South ond West
CHEVROLET 904SPORD
AT, moonrf, mint ... foam~creem, 714-71•7482 POf • 1~1!11111!!!!~•-iiiliill
co10871> ••..1!88 <~ u::t.. •11 aootb ,.,,... ·~:.,,J•:.::!,. ~~: .J-.W:.:;.. ., .. •4•.noo ....... redlt#l. 17:M< :good, cOnd, emooecs
The Rule of Seven states that, by cn4) na.-oe ml, rune & drive grMt, t2900 714-884-0la.2
deducting the combined numbct of '1500• MM31 ~257 •et CiiiiiY &om cards the declaring side holds in the '9• ACCORD LX..,. 1110 'M eeo••L v..a auto, wtlt; new Lexue tred•, ' Full pwr, auto, mint ate. tthr Int, full pwr, · (311479) .... 7
suit letl from seven, dccloru amves (012203) 112.en •n ... ......,. GA am/fm eter, cc, caH LDUa
at the number of times a sinale stop-Mta~:::.u:...,0 saoo . down ...._.,.,. anrf, 140kml, 112.eoo Ml8StOM Vl&IO
per in lhe suit must be IM:ld up. . (948)394 0894 18950 at 1103 a 1 owner 94SMl44-1881 , .... pae4 0994
Applying that rule, declan:r refilled month. Prtvat• pe11y, 83 BENZ 190E Auto, •ea aiiPRA i OWT*,
the ace of spades for one round, win· 1---------, ~· t -AC, tthr Inter, tull pWr, dHler HNICed, all rung the second. JAGUU "9105 PS, PB, PW, am-rm recorde. Turbo, auto.
·South had five fast tricks in hand, l•••••••••l'•T G9'AND CherokM C.ee, eunrf, ttnt gt, eport roof, etway.
so only four were ""eded from the '•8 X •• v12 nvt LTD 4X2, non emoker, t12,500. 714-841-2804 garag•d. Abeolutely .,.... .. co • light Sliver grey, take prtfiln•. Won't ftnd an-diamond suit. Also. West had to be Champagne, low ml, over IH, •403/mo. other u nlce.·113,050
kept -Off I~ at all c05ts. Since the Ilk• new.. SHl,905 $1500 dwn rac watr, lllaCUU . 9135 TM ••4 •••1
. odds favore(I a 4-2 diamond aplit. Performance J9QUar. load.ct 94~72o-o521 ,88 T _ ..
tl I led d. nd · nd' (949) e5o-6886 ... _.. auto, A/C cc arcr a 1amo • inte 1na to ,8 • v ... •ee VILLAG•R as c .... good cond. wht/ duck the trick to East. Had West rou-... -• __ .. ....., ut v• a1 bf Int ... k 1 • ...,.,,.
linely obeyed lhe dictum of second 34K ml, BHu blk, IJUfD lOV!lt 9113 A88.'""ai.!"v-0
' re:; .~; ';...;7ee ;eoa"""'
hand low, declarer would have insert-(87~~~'1 l~a (J30!~~L iMt ... 8,989 •ee 4 RUNN•R
ed the eight and, with lhe ex peeled •9.. R • ---moonroof alt""* . .bu . I Id ha 71'"'842-7700 -•n•• nover Llnooln .. •rourv • _,_ diamond d1stn lion, al wou ve LWB bl k/ bl • (01•",...) .._ "'87 ,:x;a -.... •c •• •· (714) 840-H30 .....,..L!llXU•~·· been well as long as declarer did not ...., -Immaculate condition ----------risk the finesse when Eastsh.ifled to a 42K ml, Cluetc blk, chrome wtil•, CD, '97 Moumal,...r MISSION Vl..,O
club.ButWestsbotinwithlhejackof <97<>547) 117•995 eunroof, loaded. 40, V8, CD changer (M8)384 0984
d . nd andd l ,.__, BAU•ft LOTUS $21,000 949-225-1817 prem aound, ABS 'H AV. .. "ON XL 1amo S, cc arer was IUI~ tQ T14-e4&oTTOO (J12529) e21,H7 -go up with a high diamond. When ,93 XJ9 Coet. .... Wht/lvOfy, lthr, mint
that sun diJ not split evenly and ~K ml, Brttl.tl rac gm LUUS 9115 Llnoof.,..Meroury <~~1:·9"
South then elected to iry the club (878637) 118,995 (714) 64o.5e30 ••••ION Vl..,O finesse, lhe defense prevailed SAUaR LOTUS , ... ,,.8 ...... --... .. ,,. Yes, declarer could slill have gOl· Tt4-e42·7700 '83 L•G•ND L •ea Mountaineer -,___...._
ten home. but that docs not detract •---------Auto, full powlf' AWD VB, CO changer,•---------
from Wiest'~ superb defense. K
18
13 x.19, (001623) S17,9n pwr mnfrl lthr •H= TRIUMPH 9215 81 m, rac ng gm LUU• .1033481 •2a1 (883180~118,995 MIS.ION Vl..,O Coet. MoM BAU R LOTUS , .... 8 ,384 ne-Llnooln .. orourv '88 TRa otr trame,
• 714-e4a·7700 ---(714) e40-8830 complete restoration,
9075 FORD 9075 '83 XJ9 •93 ac aoo '98 MY•TIQU• white In color. lmmac.
73K ml, Om Inter, Full option, 48k ml Loaded, auto, AC, pa, $18,000. 949-840-7706 (873612) 113,995 (018135) $24,&n pb, ABS, bed 1tner1 ________ _ ·u~.~~ ~·.:~~:!'·t~::: ·~t,~~J.-:~:: !~~!: 2~8v~ ::0~~~~1!~ed ~=~~~~ •••~~u:...,o (841~!!la U~4H) VOLVO 9230
recent emog/llc'd Mint (134938) $14,950 w/lthr, chrome alloy• 083 X.IS c.,.. 2dr, (948)394 0984 Llnooln .. roury l•iiiiliiii••lliiiiii
$9000. 949-648-5732 Lexue of (18841 4) •tT,889 18K ml, color chem~ 714o840-H30 '87 Waeon · 740 QL
•95 Tahoe 4x4 2dr whll/ 7~~0~~::0 LlnCoooel~~ .... rou... pagne, aunroof, e dl,.c Fu,llho ... ~.3!f>rtfft-" '98 VILLAG•ft Q8 auto,d 01rlohoptl1o9n5•kl natural lthr, 27kml --,="""""'=="',...--._ ., c/d, tmmac. $20,995. ,, .. ,,.. "'"' .., Loaded aut ve al oon • t r • fully loaded $26,500 '87 COBRA (714) 540.5630 &49-840-7'708 (119854) 123,077 • o, • r, l5000 949-72:M&33
OBO. 049-4J73-0601 ABS, lthr, CD, prem Ll!XU8 ABS, -.Jloye..L ,..,. air •--------'M x.112 MISS..__ VI • ._ (J30400) •1•19891--------'88 Lu min• L Ti sound, full power GM' c ......... -c • voT~·G-t2 (183048) •22 .. 7 9081 Jade gm over tan (848)384 0984 oete ... ww"n rn 35
Seden. Ht warranty, ' (892863) 121,905 Llnooln .. erourw1 .. ••••••iliiii 1,830 ml, full pwr, 3.8 Cost• M•aa llAU•R LOTUS '88 di 300 (7t4) S4CMJNO 1• L. V8, loan can b• Llnooln-Morcury ••es QMC• VUCKON T14-e42·'7700 Whlte/IVory, chrome '88 Jotta OL Low ml,
tranaferred. take It 714-540-5e30 · TRUCK 2dr, auto, blk/•---------(113180) $27,9n 4 door, 8 •pd, A/C,
home for $2,834.96 '97 FORD F150 grey lthr, 54K ml, 4" • '84 X.18 LUUS NISSAN 9150 new ti,.. &. brakes,
oac. Thia offer good SUPl!R CAB RJlncho Lift, triple 88Kml wht/tan Intel' MISSION Vl&IO ••••••••• tmog e«t, orlg owner,
unlll 11/15198. 2104 Loaded, lariat lthr, sfrocka, Rockford (889187) 117,995 (949)394 0994 ,84 MAXIM.A•• good cond $3200
National Ave. CM. Call ABS, b9d liner, alloys Fosgate etereo. Fully BAUIUt LOTUS M0.722-'le.41
Bob at 949-548-8592 (A81213) $2019$7 loaded, all pwr,1 __ 7_1_ ..... _..,..,.2_·T .... 7_oo__ 6 3 Lo ml, AT, lthr, '88 NEW B•l!TLI!
Coet• Meaa $24,000. $100K ml '84 XJ8 ~ r9d/tvory lthr ao .... mrwt, Btu•, auto, loaded,
Llncoln-Meroury GMPP ext warr. a2K ml, pert & com-(020231) S23,'h7 C~.lli 13~30 $18,495 049-0424333
(714) 540-5630 PGR 714-707-8820 fort (890338) $18,995 LUUS ... ,.:.-:.:TS(t • ** • • • • DODGB 9085
M(/$ f/d/;-~ 14/AWb '87 DODOI! Colt
.
.
.1-MIUublm~po~ •• ~o. AC, rune & looks
goodl 83K ml, $1500/
OBO. 714-914-4353
'97 MUSTANG BAU~R LOTU8 •••••ON VllLIO (714) 88a .. eoe
AC, pw/pdl.1.. tilt, CC, RONDA 90851 _ _,.....7_1_ ............. _2_.7_7_00__ (948)384 oeM
c2084 n> .12199 7 1'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 184 XJ9 convt Coata Meaa 1• 46K 1 Brit •---------• PLYMOUTB
Llnooln Meroury '82 ACCORD 6SP, (1942~) 128,3,,c gml•MJLZD-·· -A·--9·1·2•5ll
9185
714-840-8830 h,.Sohback gr1 cond., . llAU•R LOTU8 ,.
orgln owntr, 12400 T14-e4S·T700 •97 MIATA "M"Sdlt,
---------
'M VOYAG•R L•
Loaded, 7 Pua, ABS,
pwr ...i. alt~•..1. clean
(179187) •1u1"4
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OB0 •. (714) 645-4825 i--,8-B..._,Y_•_n_do_n_P,.._.._--5•pd, nhr, cd, chrome
'84 Hond• Clvto 58K ml, Cl ... lo . blk (729825) •18,91'7 ~::.t.~ms~'&icf·~:; riJ~ .J~~=-Mla~:=.u~..,o
849·72C>-Oe32 714471·2002. (949)394 OM4
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