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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1998 •
USC-UCLA means
split personalities
G o hgurc. I touldn'l get 10
people interested in gt>t-
tmg to U1e bottom of a
secret government meeting m
which d good city nic.tnager finds
himself Jobless, but everyone and
thelI brot~er wants to give me
thelI two cents on c;occer tro-
phies. It's ttCLlldlly a good thing
-at least both sides are show-
ing concern tor our kids.
Toddy, pleose t\.lrn your atten-
tion to a ldrger del>dte loonung,
one lht1t make~ scx:cm trophies
and even th£> 131 Toro airport tus-
slo seem like k1d'stuft. Unlike
most senl>1tive bsues, however, o
deci.<.;ion will actuc1lly be made -
today, in fact.
l'oday 1s. the v Big Gdme," the
annual conlt•st bt•twcen USC
'I'm
trying
to use
my life
to help
other
people'
WHAT'S UP
and UCLA.
st eve
smith __ __._ __ _
Fans in Newport-Mesd of
SEE SMITH PAGE A 12
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How Newport could win $2 million on today's Big Games
• • , f
If a Rose e?WI team -and their l1ms -make their say In Nf'WJ)ort Beach thiS yeai"'an estimated S2 ;,, 1hon will be pumpfd 1mo t~ ;local ecooomy
With that 1n mind, here's who>'°"' should root to< today. cl<Cording to Newpoc't Beach Conference & Witcm Bureau Pfesldent
GAME -----
USC vs. UCLA
Michigan vs. Ohio St.
Penn St. vs. Wisconsin
LSU vs Notre Dame
Arizona vs. Arizona St.
Florida \'$. Florida St.
Rosalind Willlarm, who\ been WOOtng te~ from across the country fpr the past 12 ~
ROZ'S PICS• HOW IMPORTANT IS A WIN'? WHY NEWPORT BEACH WOULD BENEFIT
UCLA Sorry Troian fans (and Roz 1s a big onel. but a Bru n win -hvge. 1f p<>SSJble -
p1,.1ts UCLA in pos1t1on to go to the F1~ta Bowl and play for national champi-
onship. All of which opens a Rose Bowl slot for a Newport Bea<h·fnendly team.
Michigan Puts Michigan in the Rose Bowl, The Wolverines took over Newport Beach last
December with 7,000 fans They plan to stay 1n town thrs year. tQO
Penn St. Knocks Badgers out of the Rose Bowl picture. W1~on~ln has lnttialty turned
down a stay 1n Newport Beach ttus year
Notre Dame If UCLA qoes to the Fiesta Bowl, Newport Beactrlo111n' F1ghtin' lnsh could get
at-large Rose Bowl bid •
,.; G~me played next Saturday, but longshot Arizona would -stay 1n Newport 1f the ~ Wildcats got a Rose Bowl bid
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Arizona
~ Florida has been rumored to be a potential Rose Bowl team, but warm-weather
~ fans aren·t 1ncllned to travel 3,000 miles so they can gP.t more warm weather
Who cares'
•11toz"s ideal weekend would be Mic.hogan defeating Ohio St (N~ 8nch geu 7.000 v1~tors) and~ 1J?Sett1n9 UCLA Her a1ma mater wins and N wport can't hold any more visitors
WEEKEND REPORT CoXis
eyeing·
run for
Senate
• ewport congressman
shifts $900,000 to election
tund for potential bid against
Feinstein in 2000. but he has
not made up hb mind.
Jr \II I H R \C.I M•ll
(kiy Pilol
l\r~WPOlff BEACH Rep
Chnitopher Cox (R-& ewport Beach}
has stocked $1 00,000 in a campaign
tun<l that could bl• u.;ed m a run for
US S~n Dianne Fem..,tetn's seat 111
2000, but said he hli" not made a deC'l-
.,1on on any future> canci1dacv
Ten years ago, with
just $8, Orlando
Sanchez started a
food distribution
program; now he
feeds 1,500 people
every month
PHOTOS BY MARC MARTN1>All.V PllOT
Orlando Sanchez prays outside the Harbor Christian Church on Friday prior to his monthly food distribution. ... .
"M) campaign orgaruzation ha-s
tak •n d habr stPp for campairtn
reportmu purpo eo; only, m ca e "e
want to do anvthinQ to even con.qdcr
the propoSttion !of a ~cnate ~cat):
I h ..,11:"11 :\1 \...,11\1
lllir Pb
Wis not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to
loose the chains of m1ustice and untie the cords of
the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break ~ery
yoke? Is it not to share your food with the hungry
and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter -
when you see him naked, to clothe him ... Then
shall your hght break forth hke ~he dawn and your
healing wilt quickly appear." -Isaiah 58: 6-8
I t startPcl I 0 ye.us ago with $8 -enough to
buy a c<m of colic~ ilnd d loaf of bread.
Costa Mesa rc~id1•nt Orldndo Sanchez, then
28, felt tl nudg<! ms1de himself to help feed
some of the homele ·s people be saw around
him. Since tw was only edming $3.75 an hour,
he and his wife, Lupitd, hdd a small squabble
ovN his idea. But in the end, he prevailed.
Ttm ye<1rs lf!tC'r, Sanchez's per4'1stence and
SEE FOOD PAGE A20
INDEX
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COMMUNITY FORUM ·-·"-"'"'"J.1 B
IMTIIWNMENT .... -........... J. l 6
FAITH ·----·-............. _ ......... :.A2
SOCIETY -.. --·--·-._ ........ J. l S
srom ................... -... -... ·-.. a'
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WEATHER
TEARS OF JOY
Tania Torres, right, and Rogelio Nava put empty fruit
boxes to use as they wait for distribution Friday.
A time of need
Son1e charities see lean times with
donations, but others are doing well
~Pici
I n prepamt1011 for Thanksg1vmg, the Newport
Bcach·ll<lsi'd Fnends m Service to Humaruty plctns
to dchvcr I tiO too<l lmskets to needy familie m
Orange County on Tue~day. •
But so ftu, only thret' turkeys h1.t':"e been donated.
"MonctMr donations art' down too this year: stud
director Debby O'Connm "Maybe people are thmkmg
the economy 1s good to \\here they're not giving as
much. Wc'vo st't'n a dedme m food donallons all year
SEE CHARITIES PAGE A 19
Co aid Fnda} "Even dmng "'m
.,mall amount b} \ .. ay of expend Jie
-.hould be H'JX>rted bul there ha~ not
been a dollar spent nor are there
plans to do o m that direction "
Cox sa1c1 the trnnsfer \\a<; made
from tu Hous campaign fwtd m
October and wa disdo... d m a report
he riled with the Federal Ele<"tion
Conuru ion \\"luJa that action cowd
be con trued a th<> launch of a cam-
w1tgn he \Hm t he lln o[hcal cand1-
d atP until he file w1lh the ~ecreltH~
ol State'.; office
"The PEC report pcnruttcd me, if I
<'hOO ,, to do so, to spend monev on
Pven pr •hnun.tn· c<'ln~1derallon of thr:
uka j(m a Senttle ~nat m 2000J," Cox
.,litd. •1t may b that after a pc.nod of
lime, Jt ....: ill be tran 1e.rTP.d back It 1
now 11t least ~et up o funds could bn
~nt to plorn a l and1dacy •
An arnbttiou politiaan <::ox earli·
SEE COX PAGE A 12
De BQom drops GloVer recall effort
• Newport Beach councilwoman's
comments on city manager's
abrupt resignation prompts action.
.fl Ml 111 fl \lolA\ll
also ts content with dropping the reC"all effort
"Apology accepted, and let',; get on with
bu!;tnes..,, • she said "I'm
very ph.>ac;erl for Kevin,
anti I thmk the t was-th"
mo t 1mportant th mg."
Glov 'r was on of tour
counol members who
cxj>r • cd a d ' n \ to end
Murphy'!\ contract during
a 1ob ev. luation c on in
early August.
A 2 So~rdoy, NO\'ember 21, l 998
·M 0 RA l 0 F
THI STORY •
cindy trone
christeson
JJon 't worry about the
·,·/oud if theres no rain
"We alway~ have enough to be
oppy 11 wear" enjoying what we do
U\ t" -and not worrying about what
.,., don't ha\'e."
-Kt:n Keyes, Jr.
I am generally d pretty positive per-
son. But lately I realized that I was
IPllm9 some hurts and ctisappoint-
lll'nt!-. cloud my thmking dnd dampen
my normdlly cheE>ry attitude. In fdct,
wh<•n I look bdck at it, I actually con-
r 1111cd lo contribute to the cloud of
11·:.-.umi;m by grum blmq and feeling
... 1nv for myself
I Wrt!) crntlting my own bldck cloud
1dt followed rne dround. Fortunately,
, id ust>d d friend and a stranger to
• hlkf' tnl' rt>alue what I was doing lo .
1 ~srlf dnd to snap me out of 1t before
1 1~ dark clnuct grew dnd cdst Its shad-
w on otlwr people as well.
A bnel v1s1t with a fnend of mme
-.tur1£'cl to bredk up the> cloud fonna·
ion This fnend shared some ol her
lldll\ ... 1rcs ... cs with me. She lS a single
u othPr ... 1ru9gliny with a teenage son
, ho 1~ "truyghny with tile. And no
1attc~c how hcucJ she works, my frie nd
1T1 n 1 \ t'r ..,ppm to make ends meet.
Furthennore. she is f.ulfenng from
m tt?nst> back pdm.
"Enough c1hout me," she Sdid
· fl'll nw wh<tl you are domg this
T hdnksu1vmy."
I told ht-r ttboul our fun plans with
wonderful fomily. J t1.sked what she
wa::; dom~. and she told me it would
lm JH<'tly.qu1el, as she hds no farruly
11edrby. Then her l'YE>S bt up and she
:.<llcl, "D1ci you see the sky last night?
W<.1sn't it mcreclible? Isn't God mcredi-
hlei"
1. too, hc1d seen the sky, and I, too,
think God 1s incredible, but I hadn't
allowed his power to lighten my men-
t T load. Bf!lore I could say a nything,
Ke then added, • 1 feel so terrible for
.tLc people m Honduras l can't UOdQ-
ne what 11 niu~t be like for them. I
1USt ht1'We to do something . I am reatly o htc ... s<•d I'm gomg over to the Red
C rnss thL.., c1ftemoon dOd g ive them
-;umethmq. •
II Wds ohv1ou~ tht1l my fnend's
tnaggh•.., were far more difficult than
uuw. II wds dlso obvious that :,he
knew that focusing on what is good m
Ue !Jives Lhi> nght perspective on
~hdl tsn't.
l Wdl:i still lhmk.ing about what my
1entl said when I walked toward our
l•!tirby RitP Aid pharmdcy dnd pdssed
" nirC' young man tn tl wheelchair. He
.lCJ a wond<?rful smile and said
werfully. ·1 ... n ·t lh1-. a bC',1utlful clay?"
J agn~ed, hut then t1dded, ·Yes, but
he;ircl 1t m1unt ram l;itn on." He
\&ml, "WPll, thnt s OK too " With that
· c Wns gone. I JUst stood there drid
i~ahzt>d ho\\ right he was. It do~n't
"tlattN whctt the weather 1s like. It
doe ... n't mctllt>r 1f 1wople let me down.
can 1111 c:hoose m~· mood. The only
m.ln to worry ubout is what I choose to
~t l>111kl up in ffi}' mflntcll clouds.
l came a way lrmn hoth hnef visits.
n't\kmg c1 lonu menldl hst of the many
'3 &ys God hds hlcs:.ed me. My dark
loud stMtr-d shrinking l have so
m uch to thank (~txl for ev<!ry ddy. The
Vd) lo 1mprr>v1• my outlook is to
lllJHOVI~ my 11plook.
A nd the WdY to truly enJOY this
ll<1nksg1vmg is lo give lhunks. And
ou c c111 quote me on that.
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON IS a Newport
ch resident who speaks frequently to par-
nt\ng groups You can reach heL by e·ma1I at
YndyOonthf'growcom . or throtlgh the mail
dt PO Box 6140 #SOS, Newport Beach 92658
faith ' Newport Beach/Costa f\Aeso Doily Pilot
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The Genesis-Holl)rwoOd connection
Lending cred e nce to rece~t ~~vieS; biblical ':i::rse ~~y indicate that·ange lS
-ilid come to e arth and create a union .WI~ mortals
A common theme of several
movies that have rnnw out of
Hollywood ldtely lS that of
angels coming to earth dnd haVIng
sexual relations with women.
NOTEBOOK
Pastor Bill Gartner of Harbor Christ-· which ar~ called "Nephilim, • Pastor
ian Fellowship in Costa Mesa said that Mark Rogers of Prince of Peace
while the verse is open to conjecture, Lutheran Church m Costa Mesa said
Some of Holl~ood's biggest stdJ'S
• have played the leadings roles: John
:rravolta in •Michael," Nicola!> Cage in
"City of Angels" and most recently
·Brad Pitt's Angel of Death m •Meet
Joe B1ack." .
his personal view is that it refers to seems to lend credence to the belief
angels. that they were angels.
"That's probably the best explana-•I'm hard pressed to beli~ve it was
lion," lte said. "Tuer~ are places in the just the lineage of Seth getting togeth-
B1ble that go into great detail about ~r with women when you look at the
issues, but UJere are others, like this byproduct," Rogers sw~ "It lends itself
one, thdt don't. Personally, I think it to the view that something.else was
wds angels." · taking place "
While he doesn't take a stand on But Pastor Doyle Henderson of Cos-·
either view, Pastor Gary Barmore of ta Mesa Nazarene Chwch said he
Although the theme seems to be the
natural next step in light of Holly-
wood's recent obsession with angels,
the idea of the cxual umon between
angels and mortals may exist in the
pages of 14e Bible •
husein
moshni
Fairview Conununity Church in Costa does not believe there is any credence
Mesa said the verse seems to indicate to the belief that the Scripture refers to
that there was senous violation of angels. ·
social order. •To the best of my knowledge, sons
"There seems to be some kind of of God is really a relative term," Hen-An obscwe passage m Genesis 6
describes the condition of planet Earth
· before God sent lhe flood to destroy all
life on the planet, sparing Nodh's fami-
ly clnd the animals on the ark.
Of particular intrtgue is the verse that
says. ~And the sons of God saw that the
daughters of men were fair and they
f!1dl1ied any of them lhey chose."
it's only mentioned once in Scnpture to
where I wouldn't get too dogmatic .
about it," Wall said. "I've looked at this
verse a lot and I haven't seen anything
to clear it up for me. But 1 think 1t wa.s
angelic be111gs of some kind."
mappropnateness that's read in," Bar-derson said. •1t could have been godly
more said. "Whether or not they were men who saw women and were
angels, there seems to be a deep viola-enticed. I definitely do not believe that
lion of soaal order.· angels had relationships with women."
Barmore said the part about the Methodist Pastor Cathleen Coots
usons of God" taking as many wives as said she believes the verse is mythical
they please indicates the det:adent in origin.
The phrase "sons of God" is a rela-
tive term m Scnpture that has be<'n.
used in the Old Testdment m reference
to both humans and dOCJel'i. ln the
book·of Job. for instance, the Bible
says, "The sons of God Cdl'Tle to pre-
sent themselves before the Lord,"
speaking of angels In Genesis, Addm
is called a son of God.
Pastor Ric Olsen of Harbor Tnmty
Church in Cosld Mesa agret!d thut the
verse is one of much debate.
conclition of the generation before the "Yf's, that is what the Bible says, l;,lUt I
flood, regardless of whether 1t was beheve that it's more myth than fact,"
angels or men. Coots said. "IL is not meant to be a b.J.s~
The passage goes on to describe torical factual expres"ion. Some objec-"It seems to be a reference to fallen
angels onvhat we would call •
demons,· 01,sen said ·~en it.
describes sons of God, ll's possible that
1t was angels because 1t says theu off-
spring were giants."
the fruit of the Wlion between the tive factudl evidence would be that
Locally, mlll.lsters agree that there
are two mam interpretations of the
verse. One view says th~t the sons of
God refers to the desct!ndants of Adam
and Eve's righteous son, Seth. But the
second vtew is that 1t' literally refers to
angels leaving thelI "first estate" as
the Apostle Peter descnbes, and hav-
ing sexual relations with womeft.
•Jt's a verse of much debate," said
Pastor Andy Wall of Costa Mt!sa
Church of Christ. •some people think
it's an ancient myth, but others sa}'. 1t
w9s actuctlly angPls."
Wall himself sides with the belief
thc1t they were fdllen ilngels.
"This iS one of those cases where
,,...
"There seems to be some
kind of inoppropriot~s
that's read in. Whether or
not 1hey were angels,
there seems to be a deep
violation of social order."
•sons of God" and daughters of men there are no giants walking the earth."
as being "giants" who became the
heroes of the day. • HUSEIN MASHNI is a staff writer for the nus emphasis on the offspring, Daily Pilot. .
"It's a verse of PUh
debate. Some people 1W
i's e11 mm myth, but
~VffiWllSaaly
..,k.11isianeaf"5e
c:asas wt.e it's only,.....
tc..f once in Scr;Ut ID
whnl~'tgetlOO •
dofnatic cilc1uu:
Wy w• eosto Mesa 0um of 0rist
•rm herd pressed to
beam it was just the
lineage of Seth getting
together Mth women
when you look at the
byprocl.d. It ...
itself to thtview 1hat
something il5e was
taking place .•
Mark lagers, Princ8 of Peace ~ Oudi
WHERE TO GO TO FIND GOD BRIEFLY IN FAITH
• EDITOR'S NOTE: Where to Go to
find God featutes bnef des(riptions
of churches and temples m our com-
munity They e{>Pear ath week on
a rotating basis.
Ron1an Catholic
OUR LADY OF
MOUNT CARMEL
Our lady of Mount Carmel eel~
brates Mass on Saturday at S p.m.,
Sunday at 8 and 10 am., noon and
5 p.m. and weekdays a.t 8 a.m. Ken-
neth Krause Is pa~tor. The parish is
at 1441 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport
Beach. For more information, call
673-3775.
OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS
Our Lady Queen of Angels
extends this invitation to the com-
munity; "Enter, re1olce and be
glad!" It would ltke all to feel God's
love through the parish. Masses are
held Saturday at S p.m. and Sunday
at 7 a.m (no music), 8:30 a.m (con·
temporary choir), 10 a.m (adult
chOir), 11:30 am (cantor), and S
pm. (contemporary ememble).
William P. Mclaughlin is pastor. The
pansh tS at 2046 Mar Vista Dnve,
Newport Beach For mofe tnforma
tion, call 644-0200
ST.JOACHIM
CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. Joachim Catholic Church 1s a
Chrlst-<entered people, instructed
by the word of God a"d renewed by
the sacraments. They ~eek to build a
community of love, justice and
peace by celebrating, serving and
proclaiming the Gospel to the
world. The worship 15 eucharist1c
and sacramental hturgy In Sc.npture·
based homily the word of God bro·
ken ~n •nd applied. English Mass
~ are Sunday at 6:30, 9.30 and 11
a m and S pm (youth Mass). SAan-
ish Ma~ses are at 8 a m , 12:30 and 7
p m. Child <.are is prOVtded for most
morning Masses The congregation
I\ pmnanly lclt1no and white, with a
smaller group of F1lrpinos. Joseph R.
Robillard rs seruor pastor. The parish
~at 1964 Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 574-7400.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. John the Baptist Catholic
Church 1s dedi<ated to embracing
the diversity of the community
through the unity of our WOl"$hip
The congregation is ethnically
diverse, and ~panS' all age groups.
Masses are Saturday at 8 a.m., 5:30
Mg1I Mass) and 7 p.m. (Viet-
namese); Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 1 t
am., 12:15, 5.30 and 7 p.m. (Span-
ish); and weekdays at 6·30 and 8:30
a m., and 5:30 p.m Masses include
prayer, hymns, readings from the
Old Testament.. the Psalms, the New
Testament and the Gospels. a homJ..
ly. and sacramental Communion.
Child care Is provide-d for infants
<ind toddlers for the Sunday 9:30
a m. Mass. Sunday School is provid·
ed for 3· to >year-olds. Numerous
· devotions, Bible studi~ religious
education classes and seminars also
meet at the parish during the week
Jerome Henson 1s pastor. The parish
was established in 1960 and ts at
1015 Baker St .. Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 540·2214
Upited Church
of Christ
COMMUNITY CHURCH,
CONGREGATIONAL
Community Church, Congrega·
t1on I members ~k to experiel"l(e
God's presence and the teachings of
Jesus Christ in their daily llve~ to
create a lovlng community that nur·
Juras. care1i for and respects each
petSOn; and to extend their loving
ministry in partnerShip with others.
The church emphasizes the freedom
of each person to leam and grow rn
their own way. in obedience to the
Holy Sptnt, not to the pa~tor or a
prescribed creed. The worship rs a
simple, trad1t1onal, thoughtful and
reverent service. The choir is among
the finest small<hurch choirs in the
area and pla<:es an emphasis on tra·
ditional music. Sunday services are
held at 8.15 and 10 a.m. Both se<·
vices are the same, except for full ·
choir part1dpat1on at 10 am Child
care 1s provided for both services.
Sunday School for children through
grade six meets at 10 a.m. Bruce Van
Blair is S<!nior pastor. The church is at
611 Heltotrope Ave .• Corona del
Mar. For more inf01mation, c.ell 644·
7400.
United Methodist
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Chnst Church by the Sea ~ks to
provide a loving, nurturing envrron·
rnent for praising God and meeting
the spiritual nceck of members and
friends. The church also operates a
preschool, extended-<are and tutor·
Ing program year-round. A tradi·
tional wonhlp service Is held Sunday
at 9.30 am., and a contemporary
service Is held at S.30 p m Child care
1s provided for both services The
Rev. George R. Cri~ n senior pastor
The church was ~abll~td In 1932
and IS It 1400 w. BalbOa Blvd. New·
port Beach. For n'IOfe church infor .
rnatiOn, call 673·3805 For 1nforma·
t1on abOut the preschool, call 673·
82H.
Jewish leaders receive
award, celebration
Gordon and Hannareta Fish-
man of University Synagogue
and Glona Bohrer of both Uni-
versity Synagogue and Whittier
Havurah have been named
recipients of the 1998 Ansche
Gevurah: People of Action
Award by the Jewish Recon-
structionist Federation
A special celebration in their
honor will be from 2 to 5 p.rn
Sunday at the Hyatt Newpo1ter,
1107 Jamboree Road, Newport
Beach.
For more information, call
(323) 933-7491.
Liberty Baptist offers
thanks to military
Liberty Baptist Church will
hold Military Appreciation Day
at 11 a .m. Swiday as a gesture of
thanks to those who have served
in the armed torces.
The semce will mclude spe-
nal music, as well as preaching
by guest evangelist E.W Davis.
A complimentdl)' Thanksgivmg
dinner will be served after the
oming service.
Veterans and enlisted person·
nel are encouraged to attend in
uniform. Llberty Bdptist is at
1000 Bison Ave, Newport Beach.
For more information, call
(949) 760-5444.
F I I T"H C A L E N D A R
SPECIAL EVENTS
RELIGIOUS CONCERT
Zephyr, the 12-voice professional
vocal ensemble, will present a
concert titled Mystics, Martyr~
and Miracles at 8 p .m. Saturday
at Our Lady Queen of Angels
Church, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. Tickets are
available. For more information,
call 644-9215.
CLASSES/WORKSHOPS
POWER IN PRAYER
Do.n Sharer will present a class
titled Bible Study from 1 to 3 p.m.
Saturday at the Scie~ce of Mind
Education Center, 1929 Tustin
Ave .. Costa Mesa. Admission is
$15. For more information, call
646-3199.
SPIRITUAL WORKSHOP "'
The Rev. Juanella Evans will pre-
ent a class btled Heahng SeMce
from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m Wednes-
day at the Science of Mmd Educa-
tion Center, 1929 Tustin Ave., Cos-
ta Mesa. Admiss10n is $15. For
more information, call 646-3199.
• Is your church or place of worship
planning a special event? Is so, send the
typed Information to the Dally Pilot..
330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, attn:
• Nancy Cheever, r('ligion editor Of fax rt
to (949) 646-4170. Information ~ould
be sent at least two weeks prior to the
event date.
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• Group would presentj ru.ore.oia icyianal effort.· ...
nif. · . . Hes1des t>emg a voict• for th· u ied front lil fight for pro-aU"port effort, thr:> • cotll1tion
·site at El Toro,details not {.'ould at~ help with lunrltng
. known at this time which hds traditionolly co.me from·
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port forces arc fomting a coalition
that could help solidify the fight
for an mternationdl auport at th~
El Tow Marine Corps Au Stati6n.
The details won't bo ironed out
for s~veral weeks, but the ph.ilos·
ophy of creating a more unihed
front 1s already being embraced
by Councilman Denrus O'Neil.
who will probably he the city's
next m<1yor.
• 1 think Newport Beach still
needs to be involved m the
de hale, but 1 would like lo sec the
City Council tum some ol that
over to a coahtion of other cnli·
tic:., cities and chambers of com-
merce who share our goal." he
said this week. •1t needb to be
tion would continue to upernh•
sepdrdtely, but would have mcl1-
vidual representatives on the
board of directors of thfl coalition
to tie tliem together.
"One of th.e thing!> I think is
key in the next 12 months 1s thoj1
the propone.nts of the ,EJ' Toro
commercial airport l.>roaden the
base ol support throughout the
county,· scud outgoing Mayor
Tom Edwards, who ha" been lhf"
City Counal's ~trnngP.sl voice on
the issue. "We cannot irely on JUSt
a few people to cdrry the day."
Edwdfds, who smd he plans t'o
stay lfl\'olved in the 1ssue after ht>
leaves the council, added that ht>
envts1ons the coalition getting out
a ch:dr, . consistent and factual
mesc;dge about th<> impacts and
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port thP. effort as well. ·
"I thulk it's a great idea al'ld
11\'P felt tfir1t IWc y ft)r S(ime (imA ,.
said Tom Nctughton, pre:s1dent of
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~ 4 Saturday, November 21, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . . HearthY .yOuth:movement
Woman plans to open fitness center in Newport Beach that.
. will cater to' teens, who h·ave few options for working out
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GRMiOR\ ARHOYO
A new Newport Beach fitness
gym hopes to bring a different
meaning to the phrase "teen spir-
it."
Based on a 10-year dream and
a bout with weight problems, Jill
Bdlkam is opening a 9Y1Jl that has
special programs targeting
younger people, filling. an age
gap that most fitnesi;'gyms miss.
"Teens have a special place in
my heart because so many are
self-conscious and try to lose
weight in an unhealthy way."
said Balkam, 23, whose gym is
called TUF Fitness. "There's no
place to go to work out and that
makes ·~easy for teens to disre·
gard [fitness).•
She had been doing general
fitness programs for ESPN and
FOX Sports West. But recogniz-
ing the disturbing trend of teen
obesity, Bdlkam began lecturing
at various schools. She also put
together "The Solution,• which
Teen magdzme ranked No. 6 on
its list of the best teen fitness
VJ.deos.
Balkam said. ·nus sets teens up
to lead healthy lives."
According to a survey conduct-
ed by the American Council on
Exercise, ·only 38% of teens get
enough exercise. The other 62%,
the survey found, are setting
themselves up for se(ient~ry
lifestyles, which Bwkam hopes to
change.'
Bringing together some of the
top names in the busmess, TVF
Fitness will be offering aerobics,
body-sculpting dance classes,
yoga, resistance lraming and
Lotte-Berk-based Pilates mat-
work (exercises done in slow,
controlled movements).
But this won't be your run-of·
the-mill exercise gym. With the
gym's emphasis on balance, teens
between 13 and 17 will receive an
all-encompassmg exercise regi-
men, spending six weeks to
develop each area of the body.
Also included are senunars and
lectures ranging from nulrit.J.on to
self-motivation. The cost of one
six-week class is $60, which
includes 12 sessions.
Motivating Balkam, qowever,
pounds. .
"I didn't ·really -know the
importance of exerCJ.se until col-
· 1ege / said Balkam, who had
competed nationally at dance?
competitions smce age 5. "I
began to develop exercise
induced asthma I was so out of
shape. AJid up until then didn't
fully know how great Uus was. It
affected me in every way."
Balkam is also loqking to work
with local schools to get more
teens involved.
"There's no place for kids to
go, and a lot of school education
funding has been slashed,• sht>
srud "Not only will it change the
way they look but it will empow-
er them and that':> what I want to
give."
Still under construction, TIJF
Fitness 1s at 2902 W Coast High-
way. The doors will open Dec. 15,
but on a limited schedule irutially.
The gym will be open full ti.me
Jan. 2 but space is limited
Balkam is also holding an essay
contest for teens where the win-
ner can receive SIX weeks of free
classes.
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Jill Balkam, owner of TUF Fitness in Newport Beach, will start a new exercise program geared
~oward teens beginning in December,
"I want to educate them on fit-
ness tmd the importance of a bal-
anced exNc1se program,"
"is her memory of her own weight
problems dunng her college
years, when she went beyond the
freshman 15 and put on 30
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OCC group to glean
fields for needy
OCC's RC'Spons1ble Educat-
ed Aware Commuruty l lelpms
orgaruzation, m ass0<·1allon
with Orang C60nly I Iurve.st,
will be glearung fields m Irvine
from noo~.to 4 p.m. todtty. The
PUipOS<> ts to supply food for
·' unpovcmshed lc1nulms.
• The organization's mem·
· ' bers will be picking beans. ThP
group will meet ul noon ul the
1 Robert B. Moore Auditorium
• Circle on campus, 2701
1 Fairview ROdd, Coslcl Mesa,
wht>re th0rp Will be buses to
transport volunteers to the
fields. ·
Those who would like to
volunteer ..,hould show up at
, n~n wedring long-sleeved
shirts and pants as well as
sneakers. Volunteers arc also
asked to bnng d storage box.
BUSL~ will b<? back on campus
no later than 4 p.m. •
Sack Bay Drive
reopens after repairs
Back Bay Driv0. in Newport
Beach has rt'Opcned tor pedes-
trian ciJld vehicle trdlhc after
being closed smrc December
because of extc-ns1vc storm
damage. •
A jomt effort by city crews
and d private contrnctor, helped
to repair the road in time for
this winter, city officials said.
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• P.arents applaud
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NEWPORT BEACH -· New-
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wekomed news that Supennteri-
dent Robert Barbot hcts immediate
plans to increase the administrative
staff cit.the school. '
,As part of the reconfiguratipn
proposal. for the school distnct -
' details of· which will be released
Tuesday -N~wport Harbor will I
be getting more non-teaching
employees, which parents have
l><>ught for a long tune.
"I'm going to make d recom-
mendation to give them some
· ddditional help,· Barbot Sdid.
•When I arrived in August, I made
a commitment that by November
there would be some new adminis-
trative help."
Barbot 'said the assistance
would be bdsecr on-enrollment at
Newp9rt Harbor, the largest school
m the district. Under the district's
CWTf>nt formula, high schools get
one pnnopal and two assJStant
principals regardless of the enroll-
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diminish~ .• diminishes, diminish-direct result of the recent rash of Parent Lyndtt Adams also said
es I applctud Dr. Barbol-ee{f.vt•..,._,.,tli~line problems at tbe school or the new help iS badly ncedod.
u1crcase the number of administra-related to 1~ students ·1rs very, very important,• h" · tor~ dt Newport Harbor.• ... Smee October. there have been liald. "They need administrabvc
Lo!l~ also sai_E _lhere are~ four mcidents: d raCJ8lly motivated ·upport for their academ~· pf99YdID
women administrators at Newport £1ght, two Muaents who 8llcgedly-1md for the general student pula-
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could help with home, a student who reportedly With . the c.:urrent numb r oJ
students of the brcmclishoo a knife at some Ensign administrators, Adctms said the
same gender. Intermediate students during cl school lacks depth becdu.se ev~ry-'
" T h a t ' s plu.y rehearsal and most recently ct one's ":;tretched to the limit."
something we Sack Bay High School student who "I hope they also get more sup-
need lo take allpgedly brandished knives m the port,• she said. "With <'-very new
care of,• she Newport Harbor: library.
said. · MObviously the vice principdl of
Barbot said ctiscipline is d very busy pen,on
the decision to \vho must focus all his attention to
increase the thE>..se problems,· Long said MI •
Robert Barbot administrative think Dr. Bnrbot's decision lS unre-
staff is not a ldted to those umdents. •
adrilinistrator, you need ta new
t~8 .
Parent Bob J laslfoll sai<i n "
administratono are also needed lo
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teach rs. . ~
"We have a.lot of new tea~
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hired after the retirement pr~1
last year.• , •
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bot and how rP.ceptivt? h ~ L<;, '' said
parent Kar~n Hamngton.
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·----eromrnel. Ft>rgey Newport extradites ~
trial postponed 11ccused molester
The trial of a convicted ex
oUender and a Newport Beach
psychologi~t who allegedly
molested a. teen has becm post-
poned until next year.
Attorneys handling the case
of James Lee Crummel and Dr.
Burnell Gordon Forgey haven't
been able to cnmplet~ motions
that would endblc both men to
be tried at the Sclmc time. The
tmil date, which wus ongmally
st:heduled to begin Monday,
was pushed back until Jan. 19,
The trial could be delayed fur-
ther if attorneys can't agree on
consolidatmg the case.
A Newport Beach neighbor-
hood Wds outraged last year
when 1t was discovered that
Crununel, a 54-year-old repeat
!>CX otrende1, was living in
Forgey's Newport Crest condo-
rruniwn last year.
Both me>n were charged Wlth
~t->Xlldlly molesting d 16-year-old
boy several times between
Der<'rnht•r 1994 and May 1995
m the> rnndominium. The teen,
who is now 19, claims he was
dniqgcd dnd forced to have oral
st•x with the'"two sui;pects.
Crummel was found guilty in
,Tulv in San BemMdino County
01 n1olesting d 15-yedr-old boy in
U19 Bf'ctr Lake. He also faces
t.:hd.tQes m Riv_emdc Count}'. in r conner I.Ion Wt th the killing of
J.imPy Trotter, a 13-year-old
Costd Mesa boy who d1sap-
J>Pnred m 1979. Crummel claim!>
hf' Immel the boy\ remains near
Uw Ortt•gct Highway m 1990.
A 29-yecU-old man arr~t~
·in Newport Beach on child
molestation charges in Arizona
lias been extradited to his home
state, a.uthorities said. .
Ronald Neel Jr. was returned
Nov. 13 to Mojave County, Ariz.,
where he was hooked on Sut
counts of "Sexual misconduct
wi,th a minor and two counts of
child molestation.
Neel pleaded innocent to the
charges at lus arraignment the
same day in Kingman, Artz. He
posted $32,000 bond and is
dwaiting his next court date on
Dec.4.
Neel had been indicted by a
grand jury on charges that he
molested his 3-year-old daugh-
ter and a 5-year-old stepdaugh-
ter earlier this year m Bullheeid
City, Ariz.
Arizona authorities said Neel
left his family stranded in a
Nevada casino Aug. 4 and drove
to Newport Beach, where he
stayed at the home of a female
friend. Neel was arrested at the
home in the 2 100 block of
Seville Avenue on Nov. 5 on the
Arizona arrest warrant and held
m Orange County Jail
The two guls reportedly told
their mother, who was Neel's
estranged wife, that he had
molested.them on several occa-
siQnS... lbe..childreo we.i:e a.ken lo a social service agency dnd
examined. Authonties did not
comment on the results of that
examination.
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Ce1sue1I Yet Elege1nt
• Father-son team
proposing 2,500-seat
facility hear residents' .
concerns about safety,
parking and vandalism
GREGORY ARROYO
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COSTA MESA -Security,
sanitation and safety were the
three ~·s surrounding Thursday's
community meeting between res-
idents and supporters of a pro-
posed 2,500-seat football stadium
at Estancia High School
About 13 Joann Street home-
owners met with JIIn Scott Sr. and
his son, Jim Scott Jr., to discuss
the proposal. After a short presen-
tation of the plans, the meeting
was opened up for questions.
"There are a number of things
going on there," said Scott Jr. of ·
the two-hour meeting at a resi-
dent's home. ·
Residents said several prob-
lems stem from the school's prac-
tice field, and fear those problems
might i.P-crease Wlth the new sta-
dlwn
Bill Hahn, who has lived in the
area for about four years, brought
with him two garbage bags full of
baseballs, saying that the 45 balls
Uiat fly over his fence from the
field every week have him con-
cerned for the safety of h,is 1-year-
old daughter. •
•That's a big co~cem -I just
had a little girl and she's going to
be playing here," said Hahn, who
fears the problem will get worse
with planned upgrades to the
held.
Jim Scott Jr. said those londs of
concerns will be factored in to
their plans for the stadium.
Some residents also fear for
their safety. The school is separat-
ed from the homes by an alley,
which the city agreed recently to
give to homeowners to extend
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. -........, their property line. Some neigh·
bors fear stadium visitors might
start straying into their yards. •
In addition to concerns_ about
parking and.fandallsm, re!>idc>nts
also raised the issue of noise.
"We have some problems we
need to resolve," said school
board trustee Wendy Leece.
She added that having a park .
ranger on the grounds after
school hours: which was proposed
during the meeting, is something
she wou1d like the board to con-
sider right away.
In addition, the district and the
city will look into the possibility of
erecting a sound wall, she sald.
"I think we can solve these
problems with the city and the
homeowners and the board work-
ing together,• she said
Resident Gus Santoyo sa1d the
meeting was a step in the nght
direction, but he wondered lf all
options have been considered.
•My biggest concern is not the
project but whether we need the
project,• tie said, .also asking why .
expanding activities ~ch as dra-
ma has not been considered.
. "Although I applaud the
Scotts' effort, I JUSt want to make ·
sure that the residents' concerns·
are heard," Santoyo saitl.
Enrollment at Estancia is far
less than the Z,300-student capac-
ity at the school, Leece said. Scott
believes that a bigger stadium
will attract more students, who
with the district's open enrollment
policy, tend to go to ·schools with
more extensive sports programs.
Bestdes the stadium, the $6.3
million project, which IS still in the
preliminary stages, includes a 50-
meter pool and mini-stadium at
Costa Mesa High School.
The money still needs to be
raised ttefore construction can
begin. Until then, the district will
be taking more public input, and
the Scotts say they will also be
making themselves available for
further questions
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Group offers to fix
homes of the needy
• Christmas~m April-Orange
County, a volunteer housing
~amtenance group, is
accepting applicdtions for volun-.
tep,r support for its annual
~ebuilding Day on April 24 ·
ihe group focuses on the
needs of those with low income,
sp~cifically tho elderly ttnd those
with disabilities.
, "Since this is dn entirely volun-
teer pro1ect, we need volunteer
"workers -skilled and ·unskilled
-and also donations of tundmg ·
and building materials,• said
president Cy Baumann. ·with
volunteer support and doodled
materials, we are able to more
than quadruple the unpact of
each dollar we receive."
About 1,200 volunteers will be
needed for the 30 work sites.
· The organization provides ser·
vices such as plumbing, electncal
repairs, painting, carpentry, plas-
tering, gardening, and tra!>h cmd
yard waste pickups.
•Our goal is to make these
homes safe, warm and dry for
homeowners who rttn no longer
. maintain thetr houses bX them-
selves,~ Baumann said. Christ-
mas in April _ts a real neighbor-
helping-neighbor project, much
m the American barn-raising tra-
dition. -· · . ·
--Por more information, call
(949} 440-5702 or (714} 667-8174 .
...
Newport public safety
officers honored i'
Two members of the Newport
Fire and Marine Department will
be honored torught by the local
American Legion post for their
commendable service.
The organization's Newport
Harbor Post 291 will hold ils 33rd
annual Law and Order banquet dt.
the Legion Hall on (be Balboa
Peninsula. The legion post recog-
nizes the best of the best in law
and public safety enforcement.
This year's awards will go to
Rob Beuch, who was recently
named Newport Beach Firefight-
er. of the Year, and Brent Jacob-
sen, Marine Safety Officer of the
Year.
Beuch, who lives in Big Bear
Lake, is an 18-year veteran with
the department. who has played
an integral leadership role. Beuch
helps plan the annual Public
Safety Day and helped plan Uus
year's countywide disaster drill in
Newport Harbor.
..
Jacobsen has worked for New-
port Beach since 1987 and is
skilled in water rescue training.
He ls dble to liandle vanoiis tasks
as an operator or dispatcher a"nd
wa!> promoted to . seasonal .life-
guard lieutenant in 1990.
Jacobsen, wtio lives in New-
port Heights, has been very acllve
in the community, serving as
president of the Marine Safety
Officers Associallon and assum-·
ing different roles in other com-
munity organizations.
OCC taking sign-ups
for spring semester
OCC is accepting applications
for admission in the spring, when
about 2.400 classes in 200 sub·
1ects will be offered.
Spnng class schedules are
available free of charge al OCC's
admissions office. Registration by
telephone runs through Dec. 17
and from Jan 4-12'. Registrations
can be made m person is from
Jan 12 to 14. Classes begin Jan.
19 and end May 28
OCC expects more than 25,000
students to enroll this ..spnng,
making it one of the largest sin-
gle-campus community colleges
in the United States. For more
information, call (714) 432-5072.
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SALlTfE IOntEANONY-
MOUS ANGEL· Smc~ 1981, a
+1roup ol &JI Ba}' Club ten'..
pa mcmb1~n .. have udopted up
to « do7.en needy fanuhe each
y\:ar at Chn tmu as 1c1enllfied ·
hy the Ass1 ldnce League of
Ne,wport-Mc;sa, providing (ood.
toys cmd clothing to the children , nu adults. Things changed this y1 •,.ir dS ltw leader ot the pdck
• ind orgaruzcr of the Anonymous·
J\nqel.s, Robert Basmajlan, hds
t ,krn ill Bd.l, as he is atfection·
" dy knov.;n at thc·&1lboa Bay
<. li.tb wht>re he ·sl'rved tor years
c1s the ch1cl hnu11C'1al officer,
·<'Oordmat~ the annual Six
O'Clocker nwmbt•r\hip directory
and a number of contests, mem·
l>f'r birthday'> c1ncl celebrdtions.
When word ot his illness c-arne,
the Six O'Clockt.>rs, under the
leader-.h1p of Jerry Tardie and
rls-;1sted by f rank CheneHa,
dended to ra1w somt' funds m
Rct..t'::; honor. Forn1t>r Bttlt>od Rd~
Club President Tom Deemer and
h1-. wife. Monica open<'d thP1r
hPt1Ullful Newport I !eights home
th11a past Mondc\y night, where
50 or so guests could watch
Monday Night Footbdll, munch
< 1q chili, hot dogs and popcorn
cmd part.Jc1pdte m d Paul Salata
livf' auction The Dec>mers have a
I rge med1d cmd c>ntmtc1inment
ruom on th<.• thml floor ot their
hCJme with t1 70·tn<"h TV crnd four
27-mch TV'> whH<> the event
wtts '>ldCft d John Magner and
Jer11 Smith s1•f\.'t•d as bt1rtenden,
rtnd DP<'llll'l uncl Tord1t-! assisted
.__ __ ~tata wttrr th<:.5pnlt<"ml1'tion.
Somt• of thos1· in <ttlenddnce
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-iim
de boom
included Dlck Bertone, Tlm
Blgalke, King Burnstein, Richard
Comgold, Les Cotton, Kirk
Dawson, Woody DeWitt, Don
De Vries, Jim Fulton, Tony Hall·
penny, Dave Harshburger, Bob
Hitchcock, Chuck H orning,
Lynn Jackson, Tom Ken , Bob
Koop, Andy Miner, Ron New·
man, Ray Phlll1ps, brothers Mike
antl Woody Smith, Chuck
Spence, Doug Spencer, Marshall
Stuart, Mike Talbot, Jim West
and Zack Wright. During half
tune, Ba2 sht1red his apprE'CJcllion
via v1deotdpe, which had been
recorded earher in the d rty. In
total, more than $15 000 wc1s
rdised in honor of Baz
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
U1e runth through 12th grades in Exchange Club fo, proudly and
th(~ Ncwpoit-Mcsu and Irvine properly di.:;playmg the U.S. flag
d!:cilo<ll ~els. The Q;,in~t ~~~,1 ... at his.Dome. :t'lw.South ~~t
1st:. bf a prepared eight· to 10-Metro Rotary ~lub ptuticipation
nunute'~peech and an ex.tempo-m the South COdst Plaia Health
r<tne<>Ull three .. to hv~-rrunute Fair wds SU<"Cl'!.o;tul m more ways
speech on the subiect of the U.S. than one . said member·Ml<;bael
Constitution. The date for the Lawler. The club proVldcd 70 flu
local rnmpetttion 1~ Jan. 14. shots to ddults, got two prospec-
Three local winne rs will receive tive m<'mbcrs, received $84 in
$75, $100 and $150, and all par· donations and bhtired Rotary .
llc1pants r<'ce1ve $25 each. The with 600 people .
winne1 goes on to the finu1s m WORTH REPEATING: From
Indianapolis m April and is eligi· the Scuttlebutt. the newsletter of
blc for the ndtional prize o! th1• Newport Beach-Corona del
$18,000. The m~nber of appli· Mar·K1wcm1s Club: "Though we
cants in the local contest is limit· travel the! world over to find the
ed to $1X on a hrst-come, fir"St· beautiful, we must carry 1t with·
serve basis. For an a pplication or us or we hnd it not."
more mfonnabon, call Jim Shaf-SERVICE 0.UB MEmNGS THIS
fer, oraton cal chajrperson, at COMING WEEK: Want to get more
(949) .583·051 o / mvol\led in your community, make new
FREEDOM Sh.t<..ll'l..T"C DEDI-friends or network? Try a service club.
• "L You are invited to attend a club meet-
CATED: Me mber-. of the New· mg this coming week.
port t-idrbor Exchange Club TUESDAY -7:30 a.m.: ·The New·
1omed with the student body of port Beach Sunnse Rotary Club meets
Harbo1 View Elementary School at the Balboa Bay Club to hear Sally
for the dedication of the school's Sullivan of casa Teresa 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club new Freedom Shnne. Following meets at the Costa M esa country Club.
the y;ekome by school Pnncipal WEDNESDAY-7:15 a.m.: The
Karen Kendall and the Pledge of South Coast Metro Rotary Club will
Alleg1cmce by the Hclibor View meet at the Center Club. Newport Har-
studenls, club president Dick bor Kiwanis Club meets at the Universi ty Athletic Club:Noon: The Costa Mesa Freeman presented the shrine. Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Coun·
Walker Mahuirlm, a highly dee-try Club. 6 p.m.: The Newport-Balboa
orated fighter ace and veteran of Rotary Club meets at the Bahia
World War 11 and the Korean Corinthian Yacht Club for a fellowship
Wdr, servc>d as the yuest speaker. program.
Al the conclusion of the program, THURSDAY -Happy Thanksgiving
each stude nt recei\'ed a U.S flag
to proudly WdVC and display.
CLUB NEWS, George Berd-
s.on l l?CCIVCd the ::?o..Pro)ll.ll:
Hall dWdr d from Roger Desmet
and the Newport f !arbor
to alll ,
• COMMUNrTY • a.uas 15 published
every Saturday. Fax your service club's
meeting inf<><mation to (949) 660-8667 -
or mail to 2082 S.E. Bristol St ., Suites.
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. South Coast Plaza the Bay will take place at 6 p.m. ~. ~ Y..._,, I J V":"•
ffi li ht Dec .. 4 al the Newport Dunes 0 CCS g Up tree Resort, 1131 Back Bay Dnve,
The .Ofhcc::. of South Coast Nc"VJ)ort Beach.
&au will hold its 16th annWll The event will showc so the
tree-lighting ceremony at 6:30 lighting of electrtc •trees R in the p.m. Nov. 30. middle of the Back Bay. Live
~nee again \hP. Segerstrom musical performances by Kids
f alnily will play host to this Are Music,. a spectfl! appear-
nnual event, and KTLA-TVs ance by Santa Claus, caroling;
Jennifer York will be the mt:ister hot chocolate and seafood
of ceremonies arid lead the tree-chowder will also make lt a
lighting countdown. night to remember. .
The ceremony will mclude a A 16-foot-by-16 foot screen
concert by the All-American will display vintage Christmas
Y~ Chorus as well us a visit TV. spectals te:.ituring Frank
from Santa Claus. Sinatra, l>erty Como, the Car-
This year's Christmas tree is penters, Johnny Mathis, Judy
85 feet tall and wetghs ~lmost Garland and more.
20.000 pounds. More thun 4,000 •Tiie lighting ol the bay has
people are expected to attend come to be quite a chenshed·
lheJestivities. tradition among the local com-
The offices are in Town Ccn-munity," said Anne Evans
ter Park outside the Westin Quinn, vice president of com-
South Coast Plaza hotel in Cos-munity relations for Newport
ta Mesa. Dunes Resort.
For more information, call "The. event signif1es the start
(714) 435-2100. of the holiday seaS<>n at the
NewPort Dunes
celebrate holidays
The fiftl1 annual Lighting of
Dunes. We look forward to shar-
ing this special event with all of
our visitors and guests."
For more information, call
(949) 729-3863.
Joye.iux Noel 1S a temporary
• Chri.<>tmtb decor shop that's open
through lhe end ol the year, local-
ed U1 l.id Village. ncr.oss froin:th
o)d Warchous~ Restaurant. It car-
nes all kinds of decarations,
including custom wreaths, wall
tapeslriPs end sp~idliZed oma-
numts.
The shop offers free custom in-
home 5lecoratinu for the holidays
for rnerchcmclise bought in the
store, or will charge an how:ly rate
for decgrating with pther mer-
chandise. For more information,
call (949) 675-1048. .
A Santa Barbara·b.ased chil-
dren's apparel store called This
UtUe Piggy Wears Cotton recent-
ly opened at Fashion lsland. The
2,300-square-Coot store can be
descnbro as •one-stop shopping
for parent and child. -
The specialty shop features
Europec11l and domestic merchan-
dise for newborns through chil-
dren to size 14. This Little Piggy
Wears Colton offers products
beanng its own label, as well as
popular brands such as Petit
Bdteau, Mlnimdll, Kenzo, Fldp·
doodles dnd Rosetta Millington.
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we couJdn'l be OJOre pleased
with the results. I le clean the
wmdows inside and out along
with the screens, all tor a \'~'
reasondble pnce, -
water bottle ( 24), a blue ky
umbrella tS45) and d ffillll Zen
garden { 28). For more mlorma•
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than those ~we've paid other
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One of -the l>c t local antiguo
shop , La Vie ~n Rose Antique , •
2515 E. Coast lhghway, Corona
· de.I Mar, ha opened. a s~ond
Lil Vic En Rose in . Laguna
Beac b.
In adclition to clothing, you can
hnd accessones, to~ and fumi.
ture. For more information, call
(949) 718-0533.
Hohday shoppers looking io~
hard-to-find merchandise can
find plenty-' to choo::.e from at
C hlasso at Fasn1on Island in
Newport Beach. Noted drch1-
tects, designers, and artists from
around the world created some
of the merchandise. Examples ol
unusual items are twtst candles
(three for $1 OJ, a maple ushi
platter ($65), a heart-shaped
Tho Cornna del Mar location
is ope11 from noon to 5 pm. Sun-
days and by ttppomtment during
the week, and the· . Laguna
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5 p .m. Fnday and Saturddy. Por
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• Send AROUND TOWN Item~ to thel will bo pre ntcd lit 7 pm. at
ty ~lot, Around Town, 330 W .Bay St.. SUNDAY . · Coastbne ·ouruebng Ct•hter of
_ CO\ta M~-!?.62~_!'x them to 1~.«y --· _ _, _ __._ ___ ...._Po,iaw~.~ch,..J2.00,Qu.eu~, ~· or calf 1lH!°§~f21T.'ext A back-country hlke wUJ be pre-. Suite • 105,, Newport Beach.
28 A complete limng of Ar9und Town sehted at 9 a .m at Crystal Cov' Admission i free. Por more mfo1-
can be found at dallypllot.com. Stale Pdlk, 8471 I!. Coa l I hgh· motion, call (949) 476-0 91. ·
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(714) 432-58tf4, lS~nlor consultant Bob B_rennan .f.orona del Mar. Adnussion is
· will l1>ad a free c.hsc.usc;1on of Tree. Call (949) 644-3244 ..
~roetlt·~ riete!J wjll-be-revei<11 mOJt!Tay~ f.or s1llUQ1,Ui..L~-AUn~ "dali'Clilg" class Will f>ep~':' ......
pr• ented from 3 to 4 p.m. at and over at 3 pm at Bay de Vil· ented from J:tS to 4 :45 p.m t
OASIS Senior Cent r, 800 Mai-lage. 300 E. Coast l hghway, OASIS Semor Center, 800 Mttr· guente Ave., Corona del Mnr. Newport Beach. t:or more mfor-
Adnns ion b $38 For more mfor-mation, call 123-0233. guente A\'e., Corona del Mcu
TODAY way. Newport Beach. Pdrking i:.
$5. l likers will me •t at m Moro
Vi'\1t~ c; nt.~r '1,!!,..lllllre '9:Ll>tllli1·
mation, call (949) 644-3244. ~au sion l free. For more inJor-_..,__,,.'""""-;,._-"""""''.,... --=o~-· ftl. group counsei.lng-se:ffion ttUt>d ,{,1tuon, call l!l.49l '144.:324L,._,~,__.
b ck-country hJke will
place ut 9 •• m. <JI Cry tal Cove
~t,1te PiJrk, 84 7 l E Coi!sl High·
way, Nl•wport Ht•11r.h. Parking 1s
~'i . I ltkers will meet at El ~toro
1s1tor Ccnt<•r. ror lllOI~ ll\IOmld•
llllfl, c<1ll ffWIJ •tt17-7647.
A progTam tilled Rhododendrons
fot Soulht•rn c.11tforn1.1 will he>
l'l l" .. enl~cl·dt !-1.:!0 d n1. at ShNman
l.Hmuy 11nd c ;urd<'ns, 21>47 E.
<. '<ldsl I hqhwtt}, Corunc1 clt>l Mdr.
\chn1ss1or1 .... 1r1•(>, ror uiore mlor-
tll<lllon, c<1U fll4<J) h7:i-:l2fi1
,\ progrnm tltled Uslng the
l.1brnn Tools & Tnc:ks v.111 be•
ptt>s<•ntl'd dl 1U a m nt the New-
11urt RPttC h Ccntr<1l Library's
F111•nds f\1<wtm9 Room, 1000 Avo-
( udu Avl'. Aclmis ion ji;, lrt•e. For
111orn infonn.tt1on, coll l!-l4H) 717-
\HOl
A divorce workshop will be pre·
scnted from 10 d m to 12:30 pm
,,\the ofhc:es at 180 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Suite 1 HOA. Newport
Bcdc.h Adnuss1on I'> $40. For
more> inform11tion rnll 1144 ·u4 ~5.
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Floral & Giftc;
50°/o-75°/o
Off
Fall Stems,
Ribbons, Wreaths
&
Holiday Floral
Arrangen1ents.
Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5
36 9 &. I 7ti. St.
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949 646-6745
lJon, call l9491 497-7647, .
Costa Me a-based •Polyneslan
dance and drum studio, l.okc· l~ni's R,hythm of the Jsldnds7 will
present a tropical Chris~mas bou-
l1que from 10 c1.m . lo 5 p.rn. di thl'
studio's parkm~J lot, 1035 EJ
Camino Dnve, Cosld M<>S.l.
Achrussion is free. Tiw c•vent will
f<•alure hve cntert,umnent and
too<l for sdlc_. For more mfom1a,
hon , call (7 t4) 54o<J43R .
An open hom~e medftaUon will
. be pre.,ented trom 1 t · a.m . to 1
p.m. at The Hub, 230 E. 17th St.,
Swte 218, Cost<t Me il, Adrmss1on
is free. Fo1 more mtomtdtion, call
(949) 760-6625.
MONDAY
A yoga class will be presented by
Hele nd Sprdke from fi:30 to 8 p.m
at the Nancy Clark Education
Center, 47 t Old N(•wport Rodd,
Suite 103, Newport Beach.
Admission ts $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes. For more
information, call (949) 548-4059.
A lecture lltled ADD Overview
A Newport Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Commerce CEO lfound
Table will be presented from 7:30
to 11:30 a m. at the Pacific Club,
411 M~cArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach, Adnussion is $100. Por
morn ihformation, call (949) 729·
4400.
A water aerobics class will be
presentt?d from 9 to 1 o a.m. rtl the
OASfS Senior Center, 800 Mai.
gupnto Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission ts $1. For morn infor-
mation, call (~49) 644-3244 .
A yoga class wtJI be presented by
Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15
ct.m. at th<' Nancy Clark Educa-
tion Center, 4 71 Old Newport
Road, Suite 103, Newport Beach.
Admission is $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes. For more
mformiltion, call (949) 548-4059.
A Cal Poly Pomona Admissions
Office representative will visit
OCC's Transfer Center from 9:30
o.m. to 3 p.m. ThP center is locat-
~d in the Counseling and Adlnis-
s1ons Annex, 2701 Fairview Road,
Coslc:1 Mesa For more information
or lo make an appointment, call
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307 Placentia Ste. 207
N cw ort Beach
Harborlltes Toaiotmasters will
meot ut 7 «1.m. ttt the Bah1tt
Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay-
'stdt• Drive, <:oronil del Mar.
Guests aw 1nv1lrd. For mon•
infom1dtion, call 58br9172.
A Thank&giving luncheon will be
precmnted at 1 t a.m. at OASIS,
800 Margut•nlc Ave., Corona dcl
Mdr Admission is $4. Specidl
·gue!>t Nonncl Roberu will smg.
For more mformdbon, cull (949)
644-3244. .
The Networkers will mfft from
11 :45 a.m to 1 p.m. i:tl the Costd
. Mesa Golf and Country Club,
1701 GoU Course Drive. Admis·
~ion is $12 and mcludes lunch. For
more information, call 885-9093.
A Wome n's Life Strec;s Support
Group for Semon, will be preseryt·
cd from 12:30 to 2 pm. at OASIS
Senior Center, 800 Mdrgucrite
Ave, Corond del Mar. The meet-
ing will be facilitated by p~ychol ·
ogist Ncilalic Zucker Adnuc;sion if
tree. For more infonnat1on, call
(949) 644-3244.
Body-Image lmpt0vemcnt -
F.emale Pow4'1r w1U l.w pr~cntcd
at 5:30 p.m. at Codst Con.,;ulting,
180 Newport Ct•ntf'f L>riVP, NC?W·
port Beach. Sessions UIC $25, Por
morn information, call (949) 720·
8437.
Connect at the Corona del Mar
Branch Library, a sene" of work·
shops fea.tunng tip!> lot eff Pcttvc
use of librnry resources, will bt•
presented from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
every Wednesday through
Wednesday at the library, ·420'
Mangold Ave. The workshop'>
will ctlso feature strategies for
Web navigallon. Admission 1s
free. For more infonnallon, call
717-3801.
THURSDAY
A water aerobics class wm be
presented from 9 to 10 a .m ftt
OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del l\1a1 .
Admission is $1. For more 1nJor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A singing class will be ptesented
from 1 to 3 p.m al OASIS Seruor
Cente_T, 800 Marguerite Avf'.,
.
A group coun~llng session Utl..t
Relat1onsh1p Improvement will b1•
presented at 7 p.m. at Coast Co11-
sul1tng, 180 Newport Genter On-
ve, N(~wport Bcc:1ch. Sessions are
$25,'Call (949) 720-8437.
FRIDAY
A Chrtstmas tree lot will be up
and runrung from 8 . a.m. to to
p.m. daily through Dec. 20 111
Putkmg Lot .E at the Orang ..
County Fair & Exposition Center
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. C.<!11
(714) 708-3247.
A physical tralrilng class wtJl be
prt·'iented.from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m
dt OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
gut:irite Ave., Corona del Mar
Admission is $21. Call (949) 644
3244.
A yoga class will be presented b~
l:le>lrna Sprake from 9 to 10:15
c:1 m dt the Nancy Clark Educa-
tion Center, 471 Old Newport
Road, Suite 103, Newport Beac-h
Admission is $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes. Call (94~11
548-4059.
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· A Sugar & Spice Home Craft
Boutique will be present<>d from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. at tl Newport Beach
residence, 20082 Bayview Ave ..
through Nov. 29. 'The""ev~nt '4ifil
feature five rooms filled with
homemade . tt~ms, mosi und~t
$2Q, and will include Christmas
decorations and gifts, clothing,
Jewelry, food, children's items and
more. For more information, Cdll
(949) 752-8229.
·NOV. 30
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church offers a support group for
families with loved ones who are
m~ntally iU. The group' meets
Uom 6:30 to 8 p.m . Sundays in the
ohW'Clfs Dicrenfleld nan-c, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. The confidential group is
Oµen to the community. For more
infonnatton, call 631 :2880.
• 1 The Offices of South C()ast
Plaza's 16th annual trac.Wtional
Christmas tree lighting ceremony
will be presented dt 6:30 p.m. at
Town Center Park, at the comer
of Bristol Street dnd Anton Boule-
vard in Costa Mesa. The event
will feature a performance by The
-Aft-American Boys Chonis and an
appEtarance by Santa himself.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call (714) 4~-2100
Prospects Networking Group
meets from 7: 15 to 8:30 a.m .
W<>dncsdays d l Mimi's Cafe, 1835 .
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Brcdkfas~ is $6. For rnore inlonna-
tion, cull Angie Stafford at 474-
. 2225 or Tma Firman at 551-3156.
All Lassen's Leads Club meets at
7 .15 d.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newport Olvd., Costa
Mesa. For more information. call
646-1252. .
Zen Home Stitchery, a local manu-
f ac:turer of meditation supplies,
holds a free meditation from 5 to 7
p.m. Sundays at Mesa Business
The Law Office of Michael K. Moberly
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Co~ta Mesa For more informa-
tion, call 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Bectches and Recreation Commis-
sion meets at 7 p .m. the firSt Tucs-
ddY' of each month in tlie City
Council chambers,' 3300 Newport'
Blvd., Newport Beach. For more
information, call 644-3151. ·
Nicotine Anonymous fellowship
Wdnls to help men and women
who smoke' to quit and remain
smoke free. For mor:e information
on local evening meetings, call
650-2713.
The Costa Mesa Historical Soci-
ety holds a free open house from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at
l 870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa.
The event features memorabilia
from the city of Costa Mesa and
the Santa Ana Army Air Base. For
more mfonnation, call 631·5918.
Overeaters Anonymous meets'
from 7 to 9 p .m. Wednesdays dt
St. John's Episcopal Church, 183
E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more
Studio Jun
Portrait Photography
CaH (949)
646-9901
1H. w. Vth St.
Unit D-7
Costa Mesa
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OASIS Senior ·Center otters a
Parkinson's discd~e support group
from 7 to 9 pm. lhe ~t!concJ Thurs-
day ot ench month at 800 M.ir~
guenle AVt~ .• Corona·clc•l Mar. For
morr? Ihfounahon. ci:ul 6'44-3244.
The Yoga Place offers a prenatal
and postnt1ldl yoga class from 3'to
4:30 p.m .. 1Jiur::;doy~ New clasi:;es
begm on the Hist of the. month,
For more informdtiun, call 642-
7400.
Hoag Cancer Center offers Man
to Mdn, d free prostate cancer dis·
cussion group, fro01 7 to 8:30 p.m.
the first Wednesday ol ectch-
month at 'the center duditorium, l
Hoag Drive, Building 41 , New-'
port Beach. For rPsetvutions 01
more information, call 72~·6237.
The Pacltic Business Xchange
has weekly breakfast meetings at
7 a.m. Tuesddys at the Pdc:ific:
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Then" is no
charge tor the initial meeting. For
more information, call 640-0588:
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-U..~~h..l>~-1 ~~\r Meffed ~Alor...t;Al_i.___,,_,
cal 'Ass0<"1a1Jon present<; t1 cu<'d Square c.tnd ·Round Danct• · hlh
relt.1tJonship group called Jnsiuht sePK!' expt::rienc<•d dancers to lOln
Equals Power at 7 p.m. 'Thurs-m from A to 11 d.m. Thursday r1t
dc1ys The fep 1~ ~25 per week Fur th" Costa Mesu Semur C••ntPf,
more tnformatwn, call 722·4588. 19th .md Pcnnon<1 str~e~. Costa.
Ho.ag CaJlcer cenler olfer~·a liee
reluxdtion and imagery workshop
from 10 to 11 ·30 d.m. the fourth
WPdnesday of euch month· at. 1
Hodg Drive, Building 41 , Nev."-
por l Bcdch. For morn informallon,
Cdll 760-554 2.
The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers o
program for young men dges 14
to 18 mterested m leanung a,t>out
sa1lmg, seamanship, piloting.
naVlgdtion dJld crumng. Meet:
t.flgs M<! trom 6 to 9 p.rn. WednC's .
dayi. at the $Pa Explorer 'S''d
S.i.-;p, l!Bl W Codst H1ghwa)
Newport .Beach. For more mfor-
matlun. call 642-6301 or 551 -
8591.
OASIS Senior Center offers
ongomg clSSIStdnCP counselin9
and referral services for seniors.
For clppointments or mote uitor-
nwtion, call 644-3244
MP-Set'. Fur more mtonnat.rm1. r..all
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A tree support group for cancer
}Jdllents rneP-l!f c1t ·7 p m , Werlries-
days till.d u support group tor pOO-
' plc! sut~enng lrom ~hronic 'foti( uc·
S)ndrome meets trom 7 to 10 p;:in
\VPdnesclays dt the ln<;tituh• Im
J fobstic Treatment and RnsPrm h
401 lJ W~~tt?rly P)ace1 Su1lP 100,
Nc-wport Beach For more mf1,,t1 -
mabon, call 2S l -870U.
·Arthritis Foundation instru< tor
l hllary Stone leads an t•xor11 l'
class al 11 a.m . Thursda) io at \Ill'
Jewish Senior Center, 250 E Bak-
er St . Coslcl Mesa. For more mfr1r-
mation, call 513·5641.
Nightly meetings are ottered in
Costc1 Mes.a and Newport HP.1tcl1
I tor anyonl' who .,wants to o\ cr-
come rucoline ddd1ctton Call 7T4 •
1-1106 or (8001 64 2-066fi
Hotiday Ca.d Sale
~0% D'-counf on o.den f .... selec:ted .U...ms •
• Business and Social ·nJ.flta...i .-,g;.~N. .... J...J'Jr/.
• Custom Imprinting
• Large Selection of Party Invitations
and Specialty Papers
Cornn-ttf Nn!.!po1'1, ildosrul fhn,.,,
Mon-Fri: 8 .., Stlt 9-5
548-0700
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Crystal Court, level Three.
CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS
let the festivities begin with delicacies for
your table. Choose custom baskets filled
with the finest gourmet delights - .
scrumptious fru~ to exotic chocolat~ and
daintily decorated sweets.
South Coast Plaza, Level Two.
Crystal Court, Level Three.
HICKORY FARMS•
Sprce up your holiday feast with
delectable meats, cheeses, desserts,
and snacks, all uniquely assorted in
a beautiful array of themed boxes
and packages. Great as gifts and
for office parties.
Crystal Court. Level Three.
Trim the house, the tree. the yard with
handcrafted 9rnaments and holiday
originals, antiques, even Maria Starzyk
bears. Personalize any gift.
Crystal Court, Level Two.
MACY S HOLIDAY LANE
Stroll a winter wonderland adorned with
festive treasures from around the world.
Deck the halls with styles from the simple
to the sophisticated. It's all merry at Macy's.
South Coast Plaza, level One.
Crystal Court, Level Two.
MEMORIES BY MRS. ANDERSON
Preserve your holiday photographs and
memories. Uncover specialty scrapbOok
' items galore. Create a picture-perfect
seasonal storybook.
South Coast Plaza, Level Two.
!rystal Court, Ltvel Three.
This boutique abounds with playful
pleasures -Sesame Street"', Rugrats'",
Winnie the Pooh'", and other Disney"
favorites.Under·thMree treasures an'd
little likes toys make wishes come true.
Crystal Court, level One.
PEOPLE S POTTERY-
Celebrate the season at the store that
celebrates "Handmade in America" all year
long -with over 900.attists.Select from
a dazzling assortment of eKdusive, hand
signed pottery, art glass, jewelry, .
woodworks and fiber arts .
Crystal Court, Ltvel One.
THE WRAPPER
Here,91ft wrapping isart.Add elegant
touches to ensure gifts radiate with
holiday spirit Plus, choose from fine wine~,
chocolates and custom 91ft basketvto fit
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__ ...._expense this time around, I have to game ent.llely when betting thcir rn I mg a •completion problem.
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good. an automatic loss -simply becau5eu· . . . ~1
d "' :i My fnends, Mike Houghton and they believe it's bad luck. We'd "" CONTINUE. D FROM A1 himself to be deei:.ivC'·enough to make a ~
either team are divided mto two
camps. There are those woo take
that famom bumper Sticker to heart,
the one that reads. "My two favorite
teasts are (USC or UCLA) and
whomever is playing (USC or
UCUA). • These folks would like
nothing more than the complete
annihilation of their cro'is·town
rival There is no wm or lose with·
these folkb, it's WU\ or die. .
Then lhere cl!e the fans like my
good friend Melo Amoroso. Melo is
a die-hard UCLA tan and has been
. so longer than the 23 years I've
known turn. With fans like Melo, the
support system works a· tittle differ-
ently. Mefo will lay down in front of
a movmg truck to ensure a Bruin
victory. But iI the Bruins become
' ma.tflematically eliminated from the
Pac-10 crown or a bowl spot. and
USC stays m the hunt, you'll fmd
him cheen.ng the TrOJdns on agamst
their out-of-town opponent.
We've had d runnmg bet for
these 23 years -cl Sl.)(·pack of the
winner's fdvonte -and as much as
I'd like to wet my whistle at his
R.i k B c au sion m one of the e racc.s, • he sftid.
. c unn, over at u.c;tom Clo ets be amazed at how many of the oth-Petracca added that Cox·~ chances against
m Costa Mesa are also uch fans. erw1Se rational movers and shakers · USC alums and huge boosters, they 10 the area lean toward rabbit':; feet ~ thtt.,Gmo~thh ran a two-day bid to replace Feinstein appear to be bleak because of her
foll ·ust short of \l mg crystc.I etod and lu ky -tJn4 rwear each Novem-~ _ cw 1~gnc a 5~ k':r of the House of Rep-broad sup~rt throughout the tette, but that he
pyranuds to thwart the Brum effort. bcr~ I'd wager that some of them l· rgcnt!'tfvc~. ~~ sfiort stin. as a candidate may be able to pilll 1l off if lie had enougn !flOn·
But if the Trojans lose, they'U sup· haven't shaved m days. . landed him on t~levis1?n f!'f and stuck with it. . . port the Bruins. Paul Brosche, · The football game is also a ma·or 1 news shows and m ma1or Jeff Adler, a Lsmg Beach political consultant, a~other USC alU(ll, also falls into test of wills m our home. It's a tJne 1 newspapers across ~he agreed. this category. • when Cay and 1 are truly tempted to ! c_ountry. ~c also w_as an UU· • MHe's looking at a diffirult challenge to
As
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d1lY fan ~ tell you, ability 1s • tum on the television set we haven't i ~al. candidate dgamst Pcm-unseat a very moderate and popular U.S. sena·
mearungless m this game, as arc the watched since January 1996. In i s.tem in 1994 and w~s tor,•· Adler said. "But there are a lot of
standmgs and polls. Some folks order to distract myself 1 h : talked about for vice pres1-unknowns bC'twccn now and the.year 2000" ~ven be~eve t!tat a good poll stand-agreed to clean the ca.rPets. ~~ ! ~ent on ~c Bob Dole tirket Local Repubhcan leaders said Cox does
.mg lS a JUDt. Ei.ther t~ could have going to push and pull that R202 j m 1996 . have a good chance in 2000. crushed~ theu previous opponen~s cledning machine around the house i Mark Petr~~cd, chm_nnan HI f.hink he's one of the lead candidates for
by 40 pomts while the. ~th.er one 1s while listening to the game on m l of lhe pohllcal sc1Pnce , U.S. Senate or some other constitutional state
the celldr-dweller and at will still be rad.lo headphones Oh, the indigni~ : department al\d professor office,• said Orange County Republican Mari· a ba.mbumer. ti.es of the weak-willed. ! at UCl, said Cox's fund Rep. Chris Cox an Bergeson, who is serving out the end of her
Which brings me to the only.link Good !~ck to you, Bru.i.ns. 1 hope ! tr.~nsfer is .a strategic !llove . . term as state secretary of education. •t feel
between the two types of fdn: I ~ave you lose, but most of me just hopes I auned at ?ther Republicans who may be eyeing ,Chris has the Clbility, talent and support to do
yet to meet any big fan of either the game is exciting. regardless of I Fe1!'s~em s seat, . · almost anything he would like to do.· t~~ who be~c;. money on the game. the outcome. Abd if you do win, I'll ! ~ts a pre-emptive thr~at to anyone ets.e Adler also Sdld Cox has demonstrated h.iS
Its not that its any breach of eti-be rooting for you at the Fiesta Bowl. I who s thinking about runrung on the Republi-ability to navigate difficult political waters and •
quette, it's simply. foolhardy. Titls In the meantime, I expect your com-cdn side, and u.ie only_ way it works 1S if it gets will no doubt make a good decision in this case.
gamE7 could go m either direction at plete sup~rt against the Irish. l w1de publ.ioty, he SdJd, "He's signaling other Cox said one reason why he may not run any ~e. . j candidates saying, This is where I'm at, so if against Feinstein is that he is committed to
Placing a bet on your team is the • STEVE SMITH is a Costa Mesa resident i you're Uunk.mg of running, you better get serving two more years 111 the House. Because
kiss or death. Placing a bet on your and free-lance wnter. He can be reached ! going fast or you better get behind me.'" of the slim R-epubtican margin. he said that ~pponent 1S JUSl short of sac:ileg~. at (949) 574-2462 or via e-mail at: j Petracca said coming out in the race early work may interfere with trying to run aJsimtil-
1 ve even known people to skip this stsmth190idt net. : mdy be good for Cox, who he described as hav-_ taneous campaign.
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for the city of N<>wport Bedch,"
Murphy said. "It's ti gce,1l city rmd
it will always be a great city.•
:rbe reaction to the turn of
events in the community has
been somewhat 1mxed While
some residents thought de Boom
should continue with the recttll
effort, most said they were happy
to see Glover finally speak out
and were looking forward to clos-
ing this chapter of the oty's histo-
ry.
"I'm glad that it came out.
because it does clear any suspi-
cions that might hove been out
there about Kevin's resigndtion,"
said Councilman Dennis O'Neil.
"I am also pleased Jim de Boom
has decided not to pursue the
recall. I hope it will enable the
new council to move forward on a
positive basis.•
Councilman-elect Tod Ridge-
way, who was one of five citizens
who signed a letter to de Boom
asking him to drop the recall, said
.he was happy with the outcome
even if the letter-isn't what con-
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We asked our readers if they thouyht a recall effort against
City Councilwoman Norma Glover hould be dropped. Here's
what some had to say;· ~
We have lived at the sru~c property. on the peruns ula smce ·
1930. I do believe that Norm(\ Glover ought to be recalled. I will
sign any petition.
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Balboa
I think Jim de Boom should go on with his recall. The only rea-
son Norma Glever's statement 1s coming out now is she wants to
be mayor pro tem pretty badly.
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Balboa Island
r say give· Kevm his job back. if he'll take it.
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Newport Beach
lt takes four representatives from the City Council to make a
decision to release Kevin Murphy 1 don't kilow why she is the
one who is getting all of the slack
And as far as Jim de Boom is concerned, what is be seeking,
publicity1 I thmk this is ridiculous, and it should end. '
vinced d e Boom.
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e1t I I am here ro~ the children,· -ca---ff red Claire Trevor Bref\
th· of Newport Bedch, as the
lh• 9scar-wmrung actress and"hon-
te. prPd guest of Childrt"ns I lospital
wl of Omnge County acc~pted a
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an sPltown Studios.
m Bren, seated front dnd cen
th ter, wds S\UTOunded by a dC>d1cat-
ed coterie of much·Joved grdJld·
children dl the sold out black-tie
t rand opening of the themed
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T ·E star m the 1930s, literally glowed
a Newport Beach re..'>ident Jack
Undqulst -the former pres1oent
of Disneyland and partner in the
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dured her to the audience of
fans.
An <!xtended standiJ!g ovation
brought Bren, who has been
dffecltonately referred to by film
h1storidn Leonard Maltin as
"Hollywood's. hard-boiled .
blonde," to te&r.l
w1 am so happy to be here
with all of you tonight,• she said.
Bren, without note , named
many of the peopl in tho audi-
ence who had come to join her
for the honor, including June
wtan, Perry Taub and Gloria
and Ray Osbrlnk. Then she
turned to hct table and sent a
kiss to her grandchildren, their
spouses and friends.
Introducing them all to the
house of some 1,000 guests, tho
audience looked on curiously to
meet the fdmily of Donald Bren,
chairman of The lrvmc Co.
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lacl'd the audit>n<e with grace
rind dignity. ,
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·The Bren fumily's presence •
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Ashley, and her husband, who ·
have a very new baby, drove in
from Lo Angeles. My other
grandchildren, who aJso have
new babies -twins in fact -
also took the time to be here
toni,ght. •
It was almost dS if there was
no one else in the enormous
space. The movie star -who
was born Clalrt Wemllnger in
New York City not long after Ute
turn of the century -came to
the party with a litetime of rnPm-
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· •11oved my parenLc; very
much. We were close. My father
was a tailor in New York City,
catering to a clientele of impor-
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the theater,• shared Trevor Bren
in an earlier interview.
She studied at the American
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mg a career on s~age as ......._.__...._
ingenuc but landed in front of
early: motion picture camera5t
acting m Vrtaphone short sub-··
jects shot in .Brooklyn.
Soon, Fox Studios would
beckon the young Claire west.
She moved to the San Fernando
Valley YAth her parents, renting
a fully furnished house.
'"It was so charming," she
saJd. '"The house in the valley
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d~ade late; in)948 fo~ her iol~ l She w01°1ld go ~pla}! the..·· 'g"rntl•~ g ian t _· ___ _
m the motion pict\J're "Key "bad girl" in a nwneer.of west· "As an actor he was very pro-·
Largo" opposite Edward G. em movies, handling horses and fe 1onal, and very generous,
Roblmon and also !>lamng Lau-cowboys with the ease of a gun-alway:, concerned obout the oth· ·
. ren Bacall and.Humphrey Boga-slinger. and~atund brava-do er pldyers'itnd the overall pro-
rt, who would become doi.e of Annie Oakley.~.,_ _ _._ ____ , JCCl. Wayne was not only._·.__.....,
friends of 'Irevor Bren and her "But he was a very sophisti-focused on Waype, • she said.
late husband, Milton Bren, m _c:atcd cowbQy,.a gentleman/ Trevo1 married her agent,
the salad days of theu life in old continued nevor Bren said.• Milton Bren, who was older •
Newport. .. When G~orge announced his than she, and who had been
"The fllst thing 1 was told engagement on the set. my married.before with young
upon arrival in Hollywood was heart sank. I remember it as tf it children. One of them was her
not to fall in love with my lead-were a moment ago... • stepson, Oondld. Another son
tng man," 'Irevor Bren said. HOf The second axtom ta ught to was tragically lost in the Pacif-'t th ,. 1c Southwest Airhoes disaster course, 1 was e very ~1rst thing the young girl was to save her
h t r did ,. m San Diego in the early t4.a · ' ·money. 1'70 S 11 h l' · . The mah was actor George ~1 did do that," confessed the h s. ti anot er ives m
O'Brien, the star of Bren's first star of such movies as •Tue New York, wh ere 'Irevor Bren · had lived in retirement for two films, •1:.ife In The Raw".. High and The Mighty,• "Dead ·
and •Tue Last 'Irail. • Both End," "Texas,·· and John Ford's many year~. · "New York JS marv~lous, but ..movies were made m 1933. classic American film "Stage-I'm truly happy here m New-
• ·1 remember thinking, 'How coach• starring John Wayne. port,• she said. "Milton asked
can 1, this city girl, be so attracted In an interesting footnote, me if I wanted to move here
to a cowboy?' Wh.at did I know Cld!fe Trevor had top billing back in the 1950s when there
about cowboys and the West and over Wayne m •stagecoach.• was very little here. I jumped at
horses and all of that?" mused The two would become friends. the chance. I.loved the life here
Bren with a wide gnn. Trevor Bren remembers Wayne then, and I love it now. It's just a
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1oked CHOC development
duector Gloria Zlgner bussing
honoree Trevor Bren.
Newport Beach's Jack Undquist and Margo Chamberlin flank
Claire Trevor Bren,. recipient of the Wetime achievement award
given at the grand opening of Tinselto'Wn Studios. Trevor Bren
won an Academy Award ln 1948 !f>r her role ln "Key Largo."
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Uwy c1rc> coming off the back
n11w or 1 Pturninq home from
work.
Locot<>d <1t tht' Nt>wport Beach
Golf Couo;e, Utt• Te<' Room 1s d
hiddc>n tH•asurc unbeknownst to
most yok~b who don't hat the
Urt-•t>ns. U i1ttlly rt>sPrvcd for pri-
valt• part1e<>, tht> Te.c Room off Prs
d cozy 1md anhmcHe atmosphere
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The Tc~· Room
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COll)llOC'll(JIJ V.'llh thl' COUfS(> dOd
·ha.., hl't'n '>onlPwhat of d local
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opens lus doors wtwn the t><JTI}'
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tncklc m throu9hout tl)l' day tak-
mu 11ch·nnta9c ol cl dd1ly lunch
buffet tor $4.<15 or munching on
t hn•t• lc1cos for $:~
Don't ht> dPce1ve<l, thouqh.
I llP trowel ell th<' TPl' Room isn't
l11111ted tu till' t1fllut•nt t h<'ntele.
T lwr• · dfl' no tollN~ 01 pnssr
!Jlnk 11c1pkms hr>1t•. Tlw crowd ts
of th~ older vam•ty, seasoned
pros \'l:ho h<t\ c thrown back their
<;hilrt> of ~c11tch and sorlc1s.
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+ WHEN:7 am ••
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+HOW MUCH: .
free; special:
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Soft drink for S3
+ PHONE: (949)
756-0121
A patron i;S
called up to sing
karaoke at The
Tee Room on
Thursday nlghl
floor, giving customers thc. • -
impression they stand above the>
rc>st. Maybe it'.s self-empow<.>ring
tor som(>one who just shot into
the tnple·digil strclto<iphere on
the golf course
By far the busiest night !'-
Thursday when the Tee Ruom
·busts out the karaoke mt.1c:hinc.
Brave souls, no matter how small
or big the crowd, grab the rmcro-
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l· " • 111 ho plenty of sµc1co to
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nfdirby monitor. They pay me> a
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a penny but the embarrassment
is ilf your own expense.
"They like singing to a lady or
to a fri£'nd, • Tahenan ""lid. »H's
fun for them becdUSe t'1ey often
don't get the'chance "
The Tee Room does have its
share of v.:annabe Whitney ·
Houstons and Junmy Buffetts.
For mustl'rmg up enough
cournge, the divas and crooners
arc given a warm reeepti<>n. Hr'ti-
vo Jor d Job. er, well done.
The Tee Room offers an assort·
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$7.95 prime nb or New York stedk
and chicken or salmon sandwich-
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can also be rented dS well for pri-
vate functions. The adjoining ban·
quel room complements Ute bar
rucely for spcodl events such as
W<'dding receptions dild birthday
parties. _
Either as a starting or e nd
•point dunng the day or night the
Tee Room is a good place to talk
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'Christmas at the
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The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
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and vanety show, Nov. 28
through Dec. 20.
Show times are 8 p.m.
Thwsday through Saturday,
with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
Tic.kets are $15. The Playhouse
Children's author to
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Locdl children's author
Leonard Bernard will sign and
reads his books of poetry ana
pictures from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday al Mother's Market
and from 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 28 at
Martha's Bookstore.
Bernard brings magical tal~
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Mutiny," "Pellom Paratlise,"
"A Tale of Two Kittie:.," "My,
Stallion Daydream," and "'ltza:
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which teach children important
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David Rousseve , left,
and Brian Kratt share
their devotion to Marla
Callas In .. The Usbon
Traviata" at the Theater
District in Costa Mesa.
alm<ht laughdbl(' at hrst, but sim-
mers to d terrible boli. Kraft illu-
mmall'S his distant, conflicted
chartlrter layer by layer in a rr:ies-
meri7tng performance illustrated
hy his tortured countenance.
~ lohclay's young physician
character opts for a more single-
dimensional aura of sulking, siin-
mC!ring dnger as he keeps the
f tustrated Stephen at bdy, grap·
phng wJth his own feelings of
guilt and uncertamty.
"If you're looking
for a classic holiday
tale ... head on over
to South Coast
Repertory!"'
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""6' adapted by Jerry Patch
On The SCR M•lnst111e
Lo111-Prked Prerie#Js Begin November 28!
Perforn111nees R11n· 77wo•1b Dunnber 271
hFull of ghostly ch~er and decked
with a delicious sense of fun!"
(,1)11..11 ""·~"' wu•
•
F or thl' 19th M'~t.,011. SCH'~ familv
shan·~ thl' wamlth of thl' holi<la}~
with Orang(• County familic., in thb timc-
ICS!i Dirkl•ns das ic. Clll'ck ~our hoHd:t}
calendar now·a11d pick a d:uc to mtct
"A holiday institution!''
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Snoog<.' him~dr. lht') 'JI he \\ailing
to put }ml 111 tht• holiday ~pint!
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'~A joyous
occas1on!"
/Jttlb l'tl I
The overmqht quest, !". h SlP,
appedrs the nio~t naturul and
uncomp!Jcctlt>d of tM quc1rtct.
particularly wlulP l>Ping gnlh~d
by Krdlt mur.h like G1~orgo lltt1t-
mg Nkk m "Who':. Alrmd of Vir-
gm1d \Voolt<" It':. clcet1 hh d<·va-
tor ol ~oph1<.IH'i1hon ck1<>sn't l'\'f•n
stop di Steptwn'!-> HIOUtHl fk)(11 :
The Thei1IC'J Ubtncl ha~
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designs, rind tn • Li~bon Trct\'l(lld N
the pseudononymous NTwo lllw
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stands m marked contrast to the
dressed-down digs of the s£>cond
As nch as the plar eventuclUy
becomes. however, liUdi~nn~
who don't shar~ McNally's pas·
sion for granp operu may hnd at
least the first act a b1l ll•dious
Only the anundted antics of
Rousseve provide an eftecll\'C
dnliclote for opPrntic ovnk11l
'THE LITTLE SISTER'
"'llte Ultle SiSler,-" a murdei:
mystery based on Ra}'mond
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the srun name, will be stuged
in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre
at 8 p.m today and at 2 p.m.
Sunday. Tickets are $8 Qnd $9 _
For more inforrruttion. call
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'LA POSADA MAGICA'
South Coast Rf!pertory prc-
Sl3nts "'La Posada Mag1ca" by
Octavio Solis, a stocy of d.
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B pit~ its prox1m1ty to one
of theoma' mort· :\P~
nous golf courses, the TL'C
Rn1)ffi proind~s enouyh PXctte-·
WHAT: The Tee
Room
and Food Center is playing Children ·s aiillior to
-~host to a 50lo show tor tmpres-apnrulr at Mother's __ _
sionist paUiter Cynthia ntain ~
• mt'nl for its cu ... 10111ors whethc1
Hwy 11re coming off thn hclC:k
nmc or rrtuming hornc from
work. ·
Located dt Uw Nl•wport Beach
<.~oil Course, Uw TPt• Hoom is d
hidden treasure unh~knowm,t to
rno;t yokt'ls who don't hit the
greens . Usuttlly -rt•serv<•d tor pn-
vate purbcs, the TPt' Room otfe~
,1 cozy and mhmt1lP atmosphere
\\here the convN ahon n•volves
around she s and
NIGHT LIFE backswmu ... :rhe TL'l' Room
opl~ncd m 197 5 m
con1uncllo11 .,..1th tht> course and
has bt.'<'n somewhat of a locdl
landmd1 k ui the qolhng rnmmu-
mty. Manttgcr J formd Taht>ndn
opens hi-. door-. when the edrly
birch nse ctt 7 il.m Customers
+ WHERE:3100
Irvine Ave .. New-
port Beach, at the
Newport Beach
Golf Course + WHEN: 7 a.m.
'to 11 p.m. every
day
+HOW MUCH:
Free; special:
three tacos and a
soft drink for $3 + PHONE: (949)
756-0121
A patron ls
called up to ing
karaoke at The
Tee Room on
Thursday night.
lnc:kle'm throughout the dt1y tak·
mg advanto!)t' of ,, dc1ily lunch floor, giving customers the a penny but the embarrassment
hutfet for $4 95 or munchil\g on impression they stand abo\'c the ts dt your own expense
thref' t<1ros tor $:l. rest. Mctybe it's self-empowNinq "They like singing to a lady or
Don't Ii{· dPCl'JVt>cl, lhouHh. for someone who just shot into to d friend,• Taherian nid. "It's
Ttw crowd di th@. T<'~ !loom isn't the triple-digit stratosphere on fun for them because they often
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Tlwrt' art• no toltNs or pnssy By far the busiest night 1s The Tee Room does have its
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P-laywnght Thmmre ~kNal-
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Class," the fiery Gr<wk soprano
is a major chdrac:lf•r. In his enrlir>r
"The Lisbon Trnv1ata, • McN<tlly
inundates the stage with hf'r
voice as two of hts four charac-
ters Obsess OVP-r the JOI<> rhva
while the other two wouldn't
know MtUii:l Cctlla" frnm Chd(JW ...., _____ Callt't!l.
THEAJER REVIEW "L1..,bon
Tr'uviata, •
· currentlr
receiving its locdl pre1mere <1l the
Theater D1stnct m Costa l'\ fesc ; 1s
a comedy-lmg<!d drama about
relationships -ol desire, reiec-
uon, betrayal and revenqe Only
in this case, dU ot the chararters
!!re gay. .
McNaUy first mtrodurPs U!t tu
the two Callas 1unk1P.s, Steph"n
(Brian Kratt) and Mendy (0<1vHI
Roussevc), and thC'1r se.trc:h for
the elusive recorchng of C<tl!a..,·
perfonndnce of •La Trdv1ata • m
Lisbon. While the pcur shcirt• an
obsession with opcr<1, th~y·n·
·•1 ust good lnend!>, • much to
Mendy's frustration
The second act becomes some-
whot darker as the scene shJJts
fromMendy'~ lavishly deroratP.d
Manhattan apartment to the low•
rent-district pad shared by ·
Sleµhen-andhi$..cr:-.twhilalover
Mike {Christian Holiday). who are
he>.a<ling for Cl parting of the ways.
f\.like kept Stephen away the
mght betore so he could entertam
a new lling (Joe Massie).
The dngst-iaden interaction
dmong lhe foursome ts beauWul-
ly orchestrated b~ director Mario
Lescot~ who wrings some
wrenching emotiOn from his
actots, particularly m the
Stephen-Mike confrontation
which cements the play. The edr·
b~>r sequence, a light setup for .
the gut-punch finale, belongs pn-
mc1rily to the Callas-obsessed
Mendy and his quest for U1e Holy
C:~rall from Lisbon.
Rou..,seve is cra1.ily compelling
m this interchange, an aging
queen desperate for a relc.ttion·
ship but probably destined for d
ntpport only with his Callas col-
lectton. He is as marucdlly per-
sudsivc us the male character m
another McNally play, "Frankie
dnd Johnny rn the Clair de
Lunl>," who dlso wears hjs heart
on his sleeve.
Tht• superb centerpiece of tht>
show 1s Kraft, whose agonizing is
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David Rousseve , left,
and Brian Kraft share th~evoUon to Marla
Callas ln .. The Lisbon
Travtata" atthe Theater
District 1n Costa Mesa.
almost laughable at first, but sim-
me~ to d terrible boil. Kraft illu-
minates his distant, conflicted
charac:ter layer by layer in a mes-
merizing performance illustrated
by hls tortured countenance.
Hohddy's young physician ·
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chmens1ondl aura of sulking, sim-
menng anger as he keeps the
frustrated Stephep at bay, grap-
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foot tliiec months7 we
waited and we hoped.
ductoo. We hoped she was.
mistaken.
-not l any ti.file, sne said.
She spent the past three
months ~ookingltito lhe-mat-
,tcr, and is now convinced that
she was misled.
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behavior, uno she's paved th~ egregious enough to force his
resignation.
m calling .off liis recall effort. t
We sup1>9rt Glover's attempt· r way for the healing process.
We wa1teo to hedr wnat
caused Newport Council-
woman Nonna Glovor to omi-
Three rnonllis, we waJtetl
anq hoped. And the break
came Thursday, when Glover·
took a deep breath, stepped
forward and cleared Murphy's
goodnaµie.
We Wish we coUld say tt's
over, but it's not There are still
a few unanswered questions.
How was it that Glover
reached such a conclusion?
What commenti;'. were made
and by whom?
to air tlie tiUth. ltwould bu
nke if the other council mem-1 •
nously but publicly
cmnounce that former City
Manager Kevin Murphy had
been involved in an uincident"
so inappropriate that an inves·
hgation should have been con-
It was long overdue.
Murphy had done nothing
wrong, illegal or inappropriate
It (Ou.Id not have been an
e<lsy thing for Glover to adnµt.
But it was a brave thing to do,
and we applaud her action.
She's c;:Jeared Murphy's name,
she's apologized for her ' .
She said "certain com·
ments" wcr<' made> at the tune
of Murphy's resignation. Those
comments "led" her to believe
he had conurutted some kind
·of wTOngdoing wi:ongdoing
REBUTTAL
'Glover has done her pdrt.
We believe she deserves a sec-
ond chance to rPdcem our
trust, and we believe Jim de
Boom made the right decision
bcrs involved in Murphy's
departure would do the same.
Yes, Glover has cleared the
way for hetlling, but that can
on}.y h~ppen with a clean
slate.
·Smith S AYSO column missed the nidrk
Steve Snuth has very point-
edly cribci1ed our reg1on's lower
d.iVtSion p0licics in his column
lWhat's up--"Youth soccer.self-
esteem builder doesn't score
with him," Nov. 14). I'd like to
take this opportunity to respond.
• Smith asserts thdt because we
give trophjes to all kids who
.,participttte in ou1 two lower age
~roups -Divisions 6 and 7 -
e arc engaging in tt "tragic
olicy" thut is ruinous to the
eU-csleem of kids. I find this
;osscrbon incredibly misguided
swell as JUSt plain wrong.
As the father of a fonner
a1sypicker who is now 15 and
laying high school soccer, I can
ersonally attest to the positive
U-e:,teem that these trophies
11Can bnng to young, athletically
:.nexperienced kids. As a first-
:!ycar player m Division 6. my
tciaughtN was fortunate to have
'ta great codch named Marty
.,Yuc>n. She was clueless most of
that season as to the game of
·occer. She complained about
~oing to practice and running so
.:nuch, but we told her that she
-.nad to finish what she started.
t:rhe end of the sectson Cd.fie, .
and we had our final piiza party.
ll mdicdtions we had from her
pointed to this being her one
and only soccer season. At the
restaurant, Yuen called up each
player, had them stand next to
him on a chdlf so they were his
eight, and said something po~i·
'1.ive a bout each kid as he gave
cm their trophy. My dau hter
ot up there and felt so gOOd
about getting a trophy and hear-
'ng Yuen say how much she had
· proved that on the way out to
the car she said she was defi-
nitely playing again next year.
This is why we structure the
lower divisions the W6Y we do.
proVldes the opportunity for
neighborhood teams.
Beginning in the U-10 (D1vi-
s1on 5) age group, this changes ·
with balanced teams and play·
offs for final rankings. Most of
the pressure for kids under 8
years old to be fiercely competi·
tive comes from fiercely compel·
itive parents. There aren't many
people who know me who
would say I wasn't a competitive
person, but I don't understand
why kids need to be directed to
be this way at such a young age.
Not keeping score at U-8 games
isn't going to cost any kid his or
her shot at playing college ball.
Let kids enjoy being kids.
Here 111 Region 120, we
encourage people to become
involved and to help direct the
program. To my knowledge,
Smith has never contacted any
board member to discuss his
views on how the prograpi 15
run: He merely attacks from a
distance, saying "My wants
don't matter because the mere
thought of reality biting a few
kids tn the behind IS JUSt too
much for a· few meddling
:tdults." .
The volunteers of our region
are not meddling adults. They
are the people doing the work
. necessary to keep th.is p~ogram
running. People who criticize
and point fingers but do nothing
constructive to work for change
in the program are, m fact, the
meddling adults. Reality is the
1,400 kids who play soccer here
in our reg100. •
AYSO soccer players from the Blue Rhino
l have a rebuttal to Steve
Smith's article.
From tht youth arena to the
world of professional sports, it ib
too often remforced today that
the .sole purp0se for playing a
game or sport is the end result
-that is, to wm or lose. Some-
how the outcome has become
more important than the playing
of the game itself.
KIM HAGGERTY Z'YU\.lS I ClAllY Pi(
kills during practice at Fairview Park ln Costa Mesa.
and gel more proJ1c1ent m their
chosen sport and better able to
handle the pr<!i:>sure.
In your article, y('}u inter only
the top tcan\s have• ~litn~.tt6l"tvl
phies and that ~vmyone shouhi-
n't receive them. Providing lr<r'
ph1cs to all partiopants, rdthet
than just the team. wt th the mn~t
Wins is sUDply a form of pos1ti1.-e
reinforcement that pdrticipating,
not only winning, is important.
• .
rl If you ask k1ds 8 years old
and younger wbat the top three
reasons they play soccer w.?,
winning rarely will appear. They
want to play with their friends,
wear their unifonns and get a
good snack Kids are only young
once, and it doesn't last very
long. We w'lrk very hard to pro·
vide a program that works for all
kids and lets therr. enjoy being a
kid. BCCdUSC'we don't keep
score in U·B (DtVlsion 6) and U-6
(Division 7) doesn't' make our
kids "competitive neutrals" or
Smith assertS that whining is
•a complaint without a sugges-
tion for improvement.• I assert
that whining is complaining
without putting forth the effort
to help improve the situation. If
any of our parents also feel we
need to change our lower clivi-
s1on programs, please let us
know through the annual parent
survey or a phone call to the
region voice mail. We are
always looking for feedback on
how things are going.
Think I'm wrong? What's the
fin;t question usually asked of a
child upon returning from a
sport they've just pdrti<:ipated
in? l'll bet 10-to-l tt's HDid you
win?"
adults at a youth sports event on
any playground across America.
I'm amazed the k.ids can play at
all over the din crecttP.d by the
parents and coaches screaming
at them from the sitlelmes.
When I attend these events, I
constantly have to stifle the urge
to pull the kids olf the field and
tell the parents to go out and
play themselves if they can't
shut up.
Whut happened to the belief
"ll's not whether you wm or
Jose, it's how you play the
gameH7 Shouldn't we be teach-
ing our children sportsm anship
ttnd the value of playing hard,
playing fair and haVIng fun?
Shouldn't the focus {)f youth
sports, particularly for young
childr<>n, be on having fun while
learning the basic skills and
rules of the yame anud.St an
environment of h('filthy cornpeti·
tion'
exaggerated importance of com·
pebtion, which is to be the best
and to win at all cost. Bemg the
best and winning becomes more
important than doing your be:i.t,
playmg fair and having fun. The
pressure brought on by the win·
lose mentality puts a Jot of stress
on children and can create
intense performance anxiety. .
Simply put, they're so scared
they won't do well, they have no
fun while actually playing, and
ultimately they qwt the sport.
Frequent studies and journal
articles, including on~ conduct-
ed by the California Parks and
Recreation Society, show that
three of the top 10 reasons chil-
drenqwt sports are because it
wasn't fun, there was too much
pressure (worry}, and an
overemphasis on wmning.
If sends the mP.Ssage that all the
kids are important and worthy of 1 1
an award, not 1ust the "wm· H".
soc1nhsts as Smith cla.uns in his
column. In fact, structuring tt
this way allow us to Jet kids
play on teams with thetr friends,
y.ohich ts not perm1:,s1ble with
need teams. It al5o allows
rents to request speci.hc
chcs for their youngsters and
The AYSO national philoso-
phy with regard to programs for
kids younger than 8 years old
has not been detrimental to the
competitive level of soccer play
here in the United States. Most
American MLS and national
team players started m A YSO or
a similar program. We Will con-
briue to strive to provide the
best quality program possible for
all kids to play soccer. Please
join us in providing the best pro-
gram around. See you on the
soccer field.
MARK LAW
Commis:;joner,
AYSO Region 120
I've been an athlete, a coach
and employed in municipal
recreation for JllOre than 20
years, but I cton't have to tell you
the problems with this attitude
are· too numerous to mention,
and the negative bypro<!ucts of
this win-lose mentality are evi·
dent everywhere m i;ports.
For one, 1t fails to take mto
account lhdl one of the primary
pu~es for playing any game
or sport should be the sheer joy
and fun of part1c1pation. Win-
ning has become so important
that we often lose sight of every·
thing else. Simply listen to the
I'm not against competition -
quite the contrary. Compcbtion
can be healthy and i!> a part of
every game and sport we play.
Competition IS an tmportant part
of life and helps us to unprove
and be better at whatever 1t is
we're doing. l lowever, many ,
children arc often taught the
I understand that children
need to learn how to win and
lose graciously. But can't we let
them be kids for just a while
before we throw them to the
world of the lt's-not-worth-
doing-if-we-don't·win mentali·
ty? While they're young and
learning the sport, can't we let
them have a little fun without
the fear of lo ing? There ts plen-
ty of time to introduce the win-
Jose factor as they grow older
ncrs.•
You further expl.am that not
keeping score of Wins and losst>$
isn't fooling dnyone, and every-'
one does it anyway. l dgree th<ll
many parent" will keep score
regardless. But I think they've
missed the point. Not keeping
score of wms and losses is sim-
ply one method of de-emvha ~-
ing wuuting and losing. Hope· l
fully th1s resul~ m kids being
allowed to JUSl play and have
fun without worrying about win-
ning and lo ing. What d novel
concept.
RICHARD BRUNqTE
Recreation Supe
city of Costa Mesa Dir·~---"
C hild's Play game uainings
workshops
.
Teach both evolution and creationism in schools
The issue: School board member Wendy Leece has suggested including ~reationism in scienc~ curriculum.
Your Nov. 12 .article "Cre-be further from the truth." Niltural History. In his
atton, evolution debate sur-Nobel Prize winner Linus speech, Patter.;on "aid: "It
faces" d iscussed the teaching Pauling said: h A single living 5truck me that I had been
of evolution in the Newport· rell is more complex than working on this stuff (evolu·
Mesa Umfied School Distnc.1. New York City.• lion) for 20 year , ond there
Dic;tnct board m mber Oxford University zoologi t was nol one thing I knew
Marth Fluor was quoted Richard Dawkins concedes about ll. l've tried putting a
aying, ·1 don't di count the Uu1t even the simplest cell Simple que tion to various
fact that the theory of volu· contains in its nucleus •a digt-pooplc and group of pe<>ple.
not to be taught. Newport·
Mesa Unifie<.l School Districl
students would be better
ervcd lc:aming the fact. of
scienc", not an illog1cal theo-
ry.
ROB YARDLEY
Costa Mesa
t1on h b n proven." tally coded database larger Qu tfon is: Cnn you tell m
Fluor is fr to believe than all 30 volumes of the anything you know about Why should nn unproven
dent (i.e. for God) and d bmlt·
in desire to live m communi·
ty, • quoted from a lecture by
Kevin J. Hasson, founder and
president of the Becket Fund
for Religious Liberty. It fol·
lows, therefore, that the
teaching of the so-called theo·
ry of creation 1n public schools
is not only penmssibl in the
search for truth but absolutely
necessary. whatever sh wu hes, but as a Encyclopedia Britannica put evolution, ""Y one thing, nny tl1 ory he taught as anything
ch ool hoard member, she has together.• nu. ls the product on thing lhttl i true? l tl'icd but lln unP.rovPn theory? ANTHONY J. SWIES
u r pons1b1Uty to research of a random evolutionary thnt qu lion.on the gPology Unfortunat ly, evolution is Newport B •ach
1 ues th •t aff ct her student . process? staff at tho Field Museum of presented not slwlty honestly
f Fl " o only a hypothPtiCftl concept w 't f th De pile the helieJ o • uor oiodtemlst Mldtael Behe Natural I hstory and the only hut ns tact. Little childr n asn one o ergu·
and clcntiSt " such as the says evohrtion •moulc:l be answer I uot was il••ncc. I ments in the famous Sc:opes
noon and WaltAr Cronkite, the banished• and "cannot ' tried 1t on the mcmheri> of the accP.pt thcle teachings with· trial \hit the tcachmg of er •
If ( out qu tloo. AJ>pore.ntty ' tioillsm l 45 M theory of 'votuUon ·has not e.xpl41n the Odgin of the com· Evolutton1try Morphology rnony ndultj do, 100
8 on Y w rrow-
b n proved. Many dentists plex blochem1cal structures Scmlntu in the Unive15ity minded? Yet 'tOday ln our
l"1 adtly cone de the imJ>09st· that~ life of hitogo, a very prestigaou.1 NfT MCIN510SH IC.boo!. hasn't there beell
blttty of cvc;•Uon. ft doesn t even try.• body Qf evolutionists, ond all l ea.ta Mela =.:.~':1o1~::=;?
.M Uu~m hoan nd Colin Patterson. senior • got there was silence for a School boerd member Judy
tronomM Sir Fr c1 Hoy I paJeontol~t ffossil J at the lon9 tiJtlc and ovcntually one In strong supp<>rt of teach-Pranoo uya ,PereDts haYe the
id: "Th~ d ntiftc world has. British Museum of Natural person d, 'I do know one ln=tlorusm fn public: ncJb:t to t.ec:i creetiomsm in
b n brunbooZled into ... ~O!ldl_a2veiiithejji;i~19811iiiilFA1iiiibilu&~thruino-riilt ieouift.1h~t 6n~ot~t~o~be~::;;::;t:;:I<!-••' ~I ._of11te11r,.the1_191•~ollowln .. 1mlilg.::fri~tbe-bomellf!W•and:lllllev~ollltu"1!liontwi~ ~· Q ...._ •• ,arc. can Museum of bWlt-in thlnt for the tranacen-
' •
believe in God. I don't cfis-
CO\mt the fact that the theory
of evolution ha been prov n,
but that doesn't discount the
fact that something cau cd
the process of ve'.>fotion to .
start.•
Proven? Why does Fluor
believe that a sdentU1c theory
u; a proven fnct? Could it be
because tl was taught to her
In school? To behcv , lQP. theo·
ry of evolution 1eq111res U1e
~me faith as crcalto111sm .
I ask: Why would Frcmco
U1lnk a science book that hns
been wntten and r •written
over and over again 15 mo •
accoj>tahlo than U1e Bihl , ·
which has remnlnctl the sam~
for thousands of 'years?
.h -~Lagree with Wendy Le r.c.
nom an honest view of evolu
tion and crealioniSm should
be taught, and let the cluldren
decide for themselves. Isn't
that ca1t.d educllUon~
, . .
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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In a · g1Wlg spint7 Here are
some local organizations in need
of donations and/or volunteers
during the h ohday sea on:
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THANKSGIVING
-WHO: A:Re · The Cork
Home, Recovery Homeless
Refuge -3142 Cork Lane, Costa
Mesa .
WHAT: Offering Thank.sgiVing
dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday
mEDS: Toiletries, canned
goods, coffee, sugar, toilet paper,
cleaning products, turkeys. hains
and monetary donations. Volun-
teers also needed for prayers
. CAll: (?14) 540·5803 •
WHO: Share Our Selves
1550 Supenor Ave., Costa Mesa
WHAT: Offenng food bags.
donations of frozen turkeys and
chickens, nonpenshable food
items for Thanksgiving.
CALL: (949) 642-3451 •
WHO: Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen -720 19th St. Costd
Mesa
WHAT: Offering ThanksgiVing
dinner from 1 to 4 p .m. Thursday
NEEDS: Turkeys and food.
CALL: (949) 548-886 I •
WHO: Fnends in Service to
Humanity -Harbor Arca
WHAT: Provtdmg Thank.sgiv-
mg food baskets, which will be
delivered Tuesday. .
NEEDS: Volunteers to deliver
food baskets
CALL: (949) 642-6060
CHRISTMAS
WHO: ARC -The Cork
Home, Recovery Homeless
Refuge
WHAT: Providing Chnstmas
c.linner at 6 p.m. Dec. 25 .
NEEDS: Toiletries, canned
goods, coffee, sugar, toilet paper,
cleaning products, turkeys, hams
und monetary donations.
CAll: (714) 540-5803
•
WHO: SharP Our Selves
WHAT: Food bags for distribu-
llon from 8 a.m. to 2·45 p.m. Mon-
day through fnday m December:
Adopt-A-Family progrcun
NEEDS: Food, toys, new cloth-
ing, blankets and sleeping bags
tor the Adopt-A-Family program;
volunteers for Adopt-a-Family
and to pack food boxes and sort
toys.
CALL: (949) 642-3451
•
WHO: Someone Ca~ Soup
Kitchen
WHAT: Christmas dinner and
toys given out from 1 to 4 p .m.
Dec 24
NEEDS: Money, food and toys
CALL: (949) 548-88&1
•
WHO: Fnends In Service to
Humaruty -Harbor Area
WHAT: Food baskets and toys
to be delivered Dec. 20 and 22
NEEDS: Toys for cluldren from
newborn to age 15, new sweat
shirts and gifts for elderly shut·
ms, and food; volunteers to sort
toys and Adopt-A-Family the
week of Dec. 14-22; volunteers to
?eliver food and toys Dec. 20-22 .
•
WHO: Cluld Abuse Prevention
Center, Orange County
WHAT: Hold.mg a holiday par-
TRAVELING?
You may be going on a long
journey, but you don't have to
go farther than Newport Be1ch
for your vaccinations.
(949) 644-3565
LAS VEGAS
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Oc,·upun{I,
v
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Fret Shuttle
Ev~ry Room a Mini-Suite
800-63tJ.-650 l
702-731-2020
Mention thi1 Certificate when)""
malr. )our ~ation.
p,..,_m C:«rtflicoM Upott Clt«.k·ln
ty from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 5;
Adopt-A-Family
NEEDS: Volunteers at chil·
dren'S-party to pcilnt faces, enter-
tain as a down or mime, and help
with arts and-crafts and wrappmg
presen ; ew decorations and
ne~ toys, platters of food and
monetary donations, a petting 7.00
for the children's party; volunteers·
to adopt a family, buy Christmas
presents and wrap presents from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 5
CALI..: (949) 722-1107, ask for
Shira
•
WHO: Costa Mesa Head Start
NEEDS: Food baskets. educa-
tional toys for 4-year-olds, gift cer
ti!icates from markets for Thanks-
giving and Christmas; school sup-
plies, outside~sports equipmf?nt,
manipulative"toys for 4-to 5-year-
olds: ·and volunteers during the
school year from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
CAll: (949) 631-6603
•
WHO: Fauview Developmen-
tttl Center. Volunteer Services
NEEDS: Toys, clothm!J.
hygiene items. electric shavers,
watches, small sporting goods,
sports hats with team logos, small
electronic games, cosmetic items
and hair supplies
CALL: (714J 957-5188, ask for.
Charles Johnson
•
WHO: OCC Harry and Grdce
Steelo Chlldren's Center
NEEDS: Women's and chil-
dren's clothing, toiletries, toys, ·
food and gift wrap for the Adopt-
A Family program.
CALL: (714) 432-5569 • WHO: Orange Coast Int(?rfaith
Shelter
NEEDS: Gift-wrappmg sup-
plies, Chnstrnas trees and decora-
tions, new toys for children from
newborn to age 15, new clothes
and gift certificates for all ages.
and food baskets Dec. 1-24. Vol-
unteer... are also needed to help
wrap gifts and for adopt a family.
CALL: (949) 631-7213
•
WHO:
Inc.I ARK
Project Cuddle
NEEDS: Toys fo~ cluldren from
newborn to age 17 for the Adopt-
A·Child program, wrapping
paper, lmancial donations, gilt
certificates, new bicycles, volun-
teer clowns, group leaders for
crafts. booths, set up and· cleanup '
LONGSIRIP
MAPLE 518" Thickness
' ·Alf low as
"$679 •
for holiday poity Dec. 20.
CALL: (71°') 432-9681
• . WHO: Serving People ln Need
NEEDS: Donors wt Adopt-A-
Famil..Y. pr~ram for the ,2!gdnizd-.
tion's housing . chents (turkeys
with complete triminmgs, gifts lor
children and adults and grocery
store gift certificates); and volun-
teers to dispense boskets.
CALL: (714) 751-1101
•
WHO: HOMES
NEEDS: Small gilts tor adulti>
such dS cologne, shaving kits, nail
clippers, picture frames. makeup
kits and nonperishable food; tick-
ets to holiday shows m' Orange
County are appreciated: call for
list of items needed for the homes,
such as toasters, bedside lamps.
CALL: (949) 851-2766 . •
WHO: Human Options
NEEDS: Gilt certl.f1cates, new
ana unwrapped toys for children
up to 14 years old, gifts for women
needed by Dec. 9; for the Adopt-
A~Parnily program, ca.11 (!l49) 854-
0180, ext. 12
CALL: (949) 737-5242, ext. 24
• Sowte: Info Link Or~nge County
CONTINUED FROM A 1
long.·
To fill the . food baskets, the
organization.wiU have to dJp into
money thdl~l~ int nd d .,.tor !~
emergency housing and child
subsidy programs. The budgt!t for
this year as $44tJ,OOO, but O'Gon-
nor said to meet dlJ the needs
they're dware of, the group would
nlled around $700,000,
#We don't hdve as many peo-
ple on public assi.1;tance. but they
have m.mimwn-wage jobs,• she
said. ·u something happens to
where they miss a few doys C?f
work or a child gets ~ick, they
come to us.• .
At Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen in Costa Mesa, the same
scenano seems t~ be playing out.
• 1 need lots l f turkeys and
toys.· said OV.'llf',. Merle Hdtle·
berg. ~lltis is t~.e first time in the
12 years I've been here th~t I've
run out of turkeys. I think it's JUsl
weird. This year hds ~en very
lean.·
Someone Cares expects to
feed about 900 famihes this
Thanksgiving.
While the soup· latchen has
enough volunteers, Hatleberg
I
Sorurdoy, November 21, 1998 A 19
sat 'irnd hnanoat (!onatiOhS' ~re urgently needed,
Donations also have p1wnmet
ed at the tread Start Program m
Costa Mesa, where 6ldff members
id th Y. need donattor.is of out-
side play eqwpment and school
..,.upplics. . ·n t.s down~e than usu:aJ..;" _ _...,..._....,....
said program director Lynn Bach.
"We've. ent letters to all,Qur usu-
ttl 5upporters and we haven't
rc.'<"e1v.ed anything yet."
But at the Second Harvest
Food Bank of Orange County,
directors said donations hav.e
been stable th.tS year.
"We're doing very well,'"
dtrector Tom Sceberg sdld. ·we
have a number of food drives in
progress. We're· in the middle ot
thf• hohday season. We have a
g"ood ~upply of food nght now."
Second Harvest has food
dnves at Vons supermdrkets,
Cryr.tal Court and dl vanous sites
throughout the county.
At the Orange County Inter·
faith Shelter, things are •going
hne, • said duector Shen Barrios,
·we accept donations year-
round, • she said ·we have an -
Adopt-A-Family program to get
our families set up for Christmas."
The <.helter could. use dona-
llono; of rdin gear and wam1
clothes, Barno said,
..
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A -20 Saturday, November 21, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
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There were abo racki> of clothes, In addibon to those he help to . . c
. . ~ion ar: still r a bing out
le the homeless and .the poor
Ulrough his nurustry, Qoheleth, by
......,;.;~..-i~ttingiood. an tables.and proVJ.d-
g basic needs such as clothing
9< a
so .
kl
S\!
eI
a
vi
m
Pt. u
bi
th
lb
w
l'c-
emd furniture . ·
"I'm trying to use my life to
holp other people,• Sanchez said
~hile unloading a food truck from
e Garden Grove-bdsed Com-
munity Development Center,
where he works on a part-brne
bAsis. He is also a lull·time custo-
~an for his church, Newport-
Mesa Christian Center.
, ' The second Friday or each
month, Sanchez and an army of
f§.ithlul helpers distnbute food
begs at Harbor Chrisban Fellow-
hip on Costa Mesa's West Side.
People start trickhng in from
uie surrounding neighborhood
~!lortly after sunnse to get a place
ift the lirte thaf's forming around lt.e back of the church out to the
Sidewalk.
There dfe park benches and
~bles for the elderly at the front
Of 'the line, which includes people
fiom all walks of life who look for-
ward to this day every month.
"It gives us stuff we wouldn't
ordinarily get," said Phil Ml.Xon, a
retired Costa Mesa aty employ-
ee. "We get different things here
very month •
This· week there were huge
ooxes of kiwi aJong with the stan-
dard fare of breads, yogurt.
1:7eans, rice, juices, vegetdbles,
fruits and canned items being
"j(ugs for tfu Jfo{Ufays!"
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS
shoes and furniture, as well. feed, San\;hez's conurutnicnt to
Allen Ward of Costa Mesa said the poor has also provtded an
it's hard for him to stcmd m hne to avenue of nurustry for some local
get free food, but it's nee~ ary chwchcs to become more active
because of his hnanc1al situation. U;i the community.
• 1 had a job for long years,"'" he •He just goes on nonstop,"
said. ·aut no one wants to hire said the Rev. Chip Espinoza-
me now. A lot of people stare at Johnson ot Newport-Mesa Cnns:--
you because you'Te white and tian Center. "The guy has'a hedrt
wonder why you're in the" line. tts big dS outdoors." · ·
I'm trying to be proud. These scr-Several members of the church
vices help mdke you feel good. ll have helped Sanchez, includmg
makes you feel proud to be dblc the youth group.
to have the promise of d good "It makes us feel more in
meal." touch,• the pastor said. "We've
Mana A'S'ald's . two 'ch1ld1en been blessed, and we want to
were sitting in the empty fruit bless his ministry. It's very impor-
boxes waiting for the line to "?tart tant for us to share our blessings
movmg, She heard about the pro· with others.• · •
gram from her apartment com-In addition to allowing
plex neighbor!>, who were also in Sanchez to distribute the foOd in
line Friday morning. its back parking lot, l-{arbor
"My husband works,· she Chnstian Fellowship also ha:.
said. "But this is so important for allocated 6pdCf> for a 40-foot con-·
us so \ve can save money for our tainer where he can store food for
children." the monthly handouts
Sanchez's assistant, Luis "We've had this program here
Annendariz. has been helping at our church for about a year,·
with the ministry. which also said the Rev. Bill Gartner. "We're
includes a home-delivery compo-in an ideal location. It gives our
nen( for those who aren't able to congregation a sense of purpose
come to the church. to know this is going on here.•
"I came on the pictur<' about Sanchez and his wife are now
two years ago,• Arrnendanz Sdid. equally committed to helping the
"I had a construction company. I homeless and low-income fami-
closed it down to do this kind of lies of Costa Mesa. The couple
work. I take food to hotels, too " have two young daughters.
About 300 people from Costa "l just started helping some
Mesa will go through the line, people .. I couldn't stop," he said.
w~ch usually continues into the "There were so many people who
late afternoon. Comb10ed with kept coming. Lupita is my right
the home-delivery program, hand She's always behind me.
Qoheleth -Hebrew for preacher We have all our needs met, and
feeds about 1,500 people a we just want to help others now."
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EYE-OPENER
Bock-to·bodt CIF aowns, and it's a sweep for
Newport Horlior Higb's girts ~ team.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
1his is the epitome of al our ~-This is what we've m ed
so hotd for, and tt hos all paid off .. :
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• Sports Editor Roger Corf son • 949-57 44223 Newpc)rt Beoch/Costo /.AeKJ Doily Pilot Bl -
·S·ervite
an easy
• wmner
8 Shorthanded Sea Kings
comnlit five turnovers to
help Friars roll lo CIF .
Division VI victory.
lhHH\ F\11 K:\Hl
Odly Pao! •
FULLERTON Mistakes
kilJr.d the Corond del Mar High
tootbdll tedm Fndcty mght, but
the damage done during a
rugyc·d Sc>a Vie"' League cam-
paign should al Jrmst gain a me~
tJon on the death C"ertihcate.
I lost Servile knocked a belea-
guered Sed King ~quad out in the
fin.t round of the ClF Southern
SeC"tion D1v1s1on VI Playoffs with
a 26-0 decision before 1,800 at
Ct1l State Fullerton. ·
Five CdM tumovers, including
two that set up ~hort first-hall
touchdown clnves, an<l two more
within 3 y.u<ls or scoring tourh-
downs of its own, proved too
much to overrome, as did the loss
o1 lhe visitors' top passer and btill ·
ccm1er to injuries the last three
weeks.
"We hung with (the fnars)
and l think we could h<1ve played
Vflth them," CclM Coach Dick
FrP.\'n1an said. ·Bui you can't do
that (lose three fumbles and two
interception:.) ttgamst a goud
football team and lSeI'Vlte) is a
good football team:
The Sea Kmgs (o-51. trauma-
tized by in1uril'!i. to 1uruor quarter-
back f\.fike Bc.rgcy (cracked ver-
tebra in Week 8) and senior tail-
back Nate LemmP.nnan (severe
ankle sprain l<lsl week), were less
than that Fnday and the Frtars (6·
o) were tn 110 })())Ilion LO ShOW
mercy.
CdM, with semor Dennis
Alshuler operating out of the
bhotgun, mov~d the ball early
agai.nst·lhe Golden West League
co-champions.
But Servite'!-i ability to pressure
Alshuler in and out of the pocket
paid off all evening, Wlth the hrst
Jackpot coming on the Sea Kings'
second possession.
Defensive end Jake Moreno
picked off an off-balance j>a.ss dt
the CdM 48 and rumbled to the 5,
SEE COM PAGE Bl
• ~1M HAG(rf ~. :YUL 0' ) 1
Newport Harbor High junior April Ross and senior Jennifer Carey (behind her) h old the.coveted CIF Southe rn Section Division
I-AA championship plaque up amid a bevy of happy teammates following the Sailors' sweep of Capistrano Valley Friday night
a! Cypress College; b elow, in the immediate aftermath of the win, the triumphant splas~ reserved for only the cream of the game.
•
. •Newport Harbor sweeps
through CIF Division I·AA .
with its relentless. broom;
awaits Sunday's release of .
State Tournament pairings ...
H l<U \JU> D :ill\
lkiy lib1
.l"c\ 'PRESS· -Once they shook
oll the ect.rly Jitter!), Newport I {ar-
bor High's Sailors grabbed d
broom cmd made 1t d clean sweep.
Not a crumb remamed when
thev hrushed the CIF Southern
Sec.lion D1v1s10n I-AA girls volley-
ball playoff:. Fnday rught, dusting
designated visitor Cap1Strano Vol·
ley, 15-7, 15-7, 15-8, at Cypress
College.
"We played our best volleyball
when we got behind 7-1} m the
third game," said Newj>ort Har-
bor Coach Dan Glenn, whose top-
seeded squad (23-0) captured its
serond straight Div1s1on I-AA
title, the first time the school has
won bdck-to·-bdck ClF crowns.
The . Sailors, . 36-1 overall
tmcluding best-of-three matches},
were never really threatened by
the third-seeded Cougars (21-1)
despite the third-game defiat.
"They're certamly the best
team we've played ,~ sa,id CaP._O
Valley Coach John Gipe, whose
team upset second-seeded Mira
Costa of Manhattan Beach on the
r0<1d Tuesday rught in the semift-
naJs, but rarPly found room to
score at the net against Nev.rport
Harbor's human forest, which
includes 6-!oot-1 seruor setter Jen·
mfer Carey, 6-1 outside hitter April '""
R•)l)s and 6-foot-2 middle blocker.-;
l<athv i..Alvold and Krista Dill.
The Tar.., who won .lheI.T filth
section title (adding to 1979, '87,
·94 and la:.t year), capped thcli
r~mmkablc playoff run Without
dropping a game, golhg 15-0 whil~
holding lheu opponents to eight
points or less m 12 of the games.
·This is CIF, and like Jennifer
said l>efore, everyone has to step
up,· said Dill, \\/hose towenng
block m the third game helpe4
rally the Ta.rs. •This 1~ the epitome
of dl.l our game.<>: Thi5 ts what
w.e've worked so hard for, and it
has all paid oft •
The victory also gives NC'wport
I tarbor the probable No l ·eed
and home-couh advantage m the
fust three rounds (as Jong as the
Tars wml m lhe state tournament,
which begins Tue~day everung m
the Sailors' gym.
"This team' more phy~ica1,.
(than th' Tar.;' national champ1·•
onshlp c.,quad of 1994), in tenns of;
size," Glenn said when asked to
make a compan on between this
year's team and lhe MLSty May·
f\fehs~a Schutz i.quad of four
years ago. "If ·ou talk to me two
DA IL Y P 1·10 T HIGH SCH 0 0 l AT H l ET E 0 f THE WEEK
• Newport Harbort standout is breaking new bamers.
[kjy Piot
W en you fight !-boulder
o c;houlder ea< h we k
gaID l rrughty Sea
v iew League runners, your
pre-race strategy is bIJUted. It's
blast off the starting line like a
rocket and hope you fim"h in
the Top 10. · • .
But since Newport Hrubor
l ligh's gul cros country team
competes against larger (and
more competitive) <>choo m
league dual meets -a.uch as CJP
Southern Section D1vi.s1on 1
powei Irvine -the Sailors
encounter less coui~e friction
once th y re ch th Mtso n.
That me ns, Cooch Eric
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Twe1t's Sailors can set a pace
mstead of trying to burn mbhe.r,
they can s1mply qualify out o( th1•
CIF prelitmnarici. mstead of
breaking their neck~ keeping u,p
with bigger sd1001s.
Newport Harbor <>ophomore
Amber Stl'Cn, m~tructe<.l bv
Twe1t along Wllh <>emor i-t~ndout
Alida McFall to start
con ervativcly and work a
tram, used th fresh gan plan
to her favor.
Steen, who paced h elf m
a CIF Davi ion 0 prelun he t la t
week at Mt. Sau Antonio
Colleg , concluded the rare With
a hearty kkk ami ou~printCd her
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.F."ATE ·
Estancia, Costa Mesa and
Corona del Mar will find
out early how they match
up in Division IV arena;
Newport one of favontes
in the Division II Finals.
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,..... WALNUT -Th~ ..._ __ __
sun will not have I O Y S
been up long 411d
most or the shadows cast by the
hills at Mt. San Antoruo will still
be lingering when Estancia High,
Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar
come across the finish line at the
ClF Southern Section boys Divi-
sion rv cross country champi-
onships-today at Mt San Antonio
in a 7:30 a.m. race.
Estancia, which is ranked sec-
ond in the state, will tace its
toughest competitor to date,
Nordhoff. The Alberto Munoz-
)ed Eagles will be in the hunt for
a title, but a lot will ride on how
healthy Tony Magana is (Mdgana
was inJuted during the prelims)
and. i1 they can overtake the
favorites.
Co~ta Mesa, led by standout
seruor Bruce Hdncock, qualified
fifth at the prehms and can make
it to the state finals in Fresno next
week if the Mustangs continue to
get solid perfonnances from Alex
Martine1. and Dd\lid Tran.
The Sea Kings are still a young
team and, according to Coach Bill
SUiruler, are 1ust going to go all
out and sec where they hrush.
Newport I iarbor will also need
to overthrow d Juggernaut if the
No. 2 Sdilors arc to be crowned
Southern Section champions. The
Curt Herb<•rts led Sollors will
have to pull a rdbbit out of their
hat to have any hope against a
Katella team that scored JUst 20
points in its heat und hmshed four
minutes ahead of dny other com-
petitor. The race starts at 8:30
a.m.
SHOWfIME
WALNUT -The ,.._ __ ._.
Corond def Mar G I R l S
High girls cross country team will
be the heavy favonte this mom-
mg as the CIF Southern Section
Division IV championship race
begins at 9 :10 a.rn. at Mt. San
Antonio College.
Liz Morse, ratt>d <ts the top
D1vis1on N runner in the state
ac:i::ordlng to ClF, will lead a teum
th~t destroyed the compeUtion in
its beat by 6" points and com-
bined for a time of 1:39:24.47,
m~re than two minutes faster that
any: other team that made the
finals, and that was without a
healthy Kabe Qwnlan, who was
the last runner to come m for the
Sea Kings and was still 18th in
the beat.
While the Sea Kings are a
good bet to win the race, Division
fV nval Costa Mesa is also in a
good position to make the state
firutls in Fresno next Saturday.
The Jarrue DeNoewer led Mus-
tangs won their heat and quali-
fied fifth overall.
In Division II, Newport Har-
bor's duo of Amber Steen and
Alicia McFall, who finished one-
. two lll their heat, will lead the
second-ranked Sailont agamst
top-ranked Sultana and Sea View
League nval.s Santa Margarita
ond Woodbndge, both of which
are very dangerous.
The Division 11 race b gins at
1 ·10 a.m.
I TENNIS
Davenport moves
into today's semi
Score by Quarters
~M 0 0 O 0 0
Servite 6 14 0 6 26
First Quarter
Ser • Gribben 3 run (kick failed), 4:11. .
Second Qulirtw
Ser • Moreno 6 pass from
Petropul~ (Bystedt pass from
Petropulos), 5:12.
Ser -Gogan 11 run pass frol'Y1
Petropulos (kick failed), 3:00. ·
Fourth Quarter
Ser -Gribben 3 run (kick failed),
11:56.
Attendance: 1,800 (estimated).
INDMDUAL RUSHING
CdM -Alsh·uler, 12-49;
Estabrook, 13-15; Hayes, 2-6;
.Hatfield, 1-minus-2.
Ser· Gribben, 15--87, 2 TDs;
Gogan, 2o-66; Bedard, 8 12;
1 Petropulos, 1-minus-6.
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
CdM -Alshuler, 9·23-2, 91.
Ser· Petropulos, 7-15-0, 106,
2 TDs.
~ INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
• . BRIAN P06UOA I DAILY Al.OT
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wh re.the Pnars needed fust t~:
runrung plays to open µie co · :
wit 4·11 left m the fus\ q~er~ •
The Sea Kings, th~ diVis10~ ~
ttt·large ·~ lection, fumble<.f :
ball. away on the hrst play at
the ensuing kickotf, but got
bac!f three play~ later whim J
Bottom pounced on a loose ball lit •
.the Servile backfield. ~;
CdM cross >d nudfield for ~
lm.t time three p1ays aftW ..
Serv1tc's lone turnover. But Uli!
drive hzzlcd, produc;ing one ""
·:.even SP.ct King pwtts.Jt also pr~
duced CdM's last hrst down until
the fourth quarter, a period
offensive futility which reachfia
neatly 31 minute:. of action.
Servile, whu::h also ended
CdM's last posl!>eason with a
Div1. ion V c;emifinal tnumph m
1995, drove 71 yard!> on seven
plars for 1L-. second touchdo""-n
then recovered a fumble on the
enswng kickoff to trigger a f 1ve'
.play, .H-yard touchdown drive
which made it 20-0 with 3 00 h"'n
betorc mtemus:.1on.
· Servtte drove 58 yards on rune
plays to finalize the scoring on
the first play of the third quarter.
w1th ~tout fullback T) rone
Gnbben Cdpping the march with
hi~ second TD, a 3-yard walU
OV«!r nght tackle. , CdM -MacDonald, 3-23;
McMillan, 2-36; Shea, 2 25;
Richardson, 1-7; Harper, 1-0
Ser -Gribben, 2-29; Gogan, 2 23,
1 TD; Bystedt, 1-26; Ernst, 1-221
Moreno, 1-6, 1 TD.
Corona del Mar High's Justtn Shea (91) closes ln on Servile Hlgb's Matt Gogan (above) In
J:rtday night's CIF Division VI Playoffs action at Cal State Fullerton; below, CdM quarterback-
DennJs Alsbuler (2) scampers for yardage as victorious Friars' Tyrone Gribben reaches out.
Gnbben fl.rushed \\'lth 87 yards
on 15 carries. but quarterl>a
Dan Petropulo~ may ha\•e been
the biggest offensive weawn for
U1e Friars. GAME STATISTICS
CdM Ser
first downs 11 14
Rushes-yardage 26-75 44-159
Passing yardage 91 106
Passing . . 9-23-2 7 15-0
Net return yardage• 14 37
Sacks-yardage 2 -7 0-0
Net yardage 173 302
Punts 7 32.6 4-34
Fumbles-fumbles lost 3-3 1 -1
Flags-net yardage 8·52 7-51
Time of possession 21:15 26-45
*Punt returns, interceptions,
fumble returns
''We hung
with (the
Friars) and
I think we
could .
have
played
with them
Didc free.
man
Corona del Mar High
football coach
• Streak on line against
American River at the
State Championships.
FRESNO -The last bme the
Orange Coast College women's
croc;s country team lost to a Cah-
forrua school was at the state
championships in 1996, where
the Pirates finished fifth .
Although there is little threat of
d fifth-place brush, Orange Coast
faces its biggest threat of the sea-
son, according to Coach John
Goldman, at Saturday's state
championships at Woodward
Park when the Pirates line up dt
the starting line against Amencan
River this morrung.
•we beat them at the Crystal
•Pirates are upbeat.after
long season and just Ol.\t to
have a some good times
against El Camino today.
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CO~IA MESA -1f you walked
onto the Orange Coast College
football practice ftelct on Friday,
you .would have hecmi laughter
ond seen srrules,
These plnyl•rs knew that
today's opponent, El Carrunu, has
one of thr. most (}Xplos1ve often s
m tho Mission Cont r nee North·
cm Divtsion. They knew thnt a
Spnngs invitational over a month
dgo." Goldman said. MBut we are
going to keep a dose eye on
them They have improved qwte
a bit since last month.·
One reason that the Beavers
are so dangerous lS theu front
runner Jen Schindler, who is the
only reason that Costa Mesa High
product Zoila Gomez lS not one of
lhc favontes to wm the race.
Schinrller, m Goldman's esti-
mate . is running more than a
minute faster than Gomez or any
of the other top runners in the
state.
But that is not the only rt~dson
the Bedvers are a threat. "They
won the Northern Cahfouua
Regtonaf with as much authonty
as wt~ won at SoCal,4-(;oldman
cc
EL CAMINO
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JC CROSS
said. "Their No. 3 and 4 runners
dre running faster and have
closed the gap between them ".
Still the frcc:hmen-donunated
Pirates are still the team to heat as
far as most pun'dit<: are con-
cerned. Gomez wilJ b among the
leaders and the Puat~ will get
good scores from Berruce Carba·
Jal, Smfo Orozco, Beatriz Cordo-
bci, Elsa Ortega, Sarah Hall and
Penru Profhtt, the lone sopho·
more.
*We're pnm(.d o.nd ready to
g<>. • Goldman said. •It should be
one hell of a com~tition. ~
• Although major lllnesc;e prior
lead the conference m yard. per
catch.
"There llle no surpnc: tllli
ttme of year," Workman said. ·we
JU.St have to go out and do what
we do a littl better.• . .. .
\
One thing that ha!> hurt th
Pirates this ''. ason is the UlJuty
factor.
•We'll suit up dose to 53 guy
on S8lurda)'. • Workman ' aid
"We \llted up 108 on the first
day.·
Middl linebacker John Romm
will be back in the tarting hn up
ttftPT nusstng la t w k'-lo .to
Mt. San Antoruo with a spt in~
ankl . With Romm b4ck, Chrl
Clayton, who t ppe(l up With 18
tockJ lMt w , will mov bac k
to outside Un bl!lckcr.
COUNTRY
to the SoCal raC"e kept Orange
Coast's mens team from quabty-
mg for the state championship ,
hve runners, Rene Acuna, Jarrue
Carillo, Juan Sanchez. Rny Ver-
gara and Robby Ellis had already
q\Ialified for the individual com-
petition.
•Wben ow team was h althy,
we were good enough to bcttt
every team m Northern CaWomia
and were one ol th~ beth'r teams
m Southern Cahfomu~ • Goldman
-..ud We still ha\c h-.e gu} up
there and am going to score our-
st!lves to ~ee how well we \\ ould
have competed:
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SL of Petr lpulos' seven com-•
pleb on . moved the cham and tie
had pl \\ ·dcbon sconng tosses of
6 and 11 yards to Moreno and
Matt GogCUl.
Alshuler, \/>tho entered the
game as the team> leadm-g
receiver. fim~hed w1th Al yards
pas~mg and 49 more ru hing
CdM netted JUst 75 yards on the
ground. "
Scruor~ Justin Shea. Mar'.k
Hatfield, Curt Sumne1, and
Hunter MdcDonald played ~ :.ter-
ling defensive game for ~ VlSl·
tors, who held the hosts to 3 6
yards per carry.
Swnner, Ryan Ward and Matt
Gulley all had near-interceptions,
but the breaks were resened
almost exclusively for Servite.
A SeTVlte intercepti~F on ~
ond-and-goal dt ib own l, a ... well
as a lo t fumble on lourth-and-
goa.1 at Ute 3, ended Sea King ..
conng thieats m the final f1v
minute
The los , combined with Cos
Mesa's f11st-round ehmination
Thursday, mark.S the ftrst tune
since 1986 no Newport-Me
District o;chool earned a po~~ea
son \1ctory.
ROLLER HOCll!
Tryouts for
Ensiwi club
team toda
1\youts for the Ensi
club roller hockey team u t
today (Saturday), begin·
lling lt.t 9 a.m. al the \~ayn
Gretiky Roller Hod-ey Cen-
ter in llrvine. Teams trorn
over Orange County
fonning a league 1hat 1De(lftta.
in January.
Th program JS design
to develop playen; for hi
school level dub team co
petition.
For infonn tion. cont ~
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OF THE WEEK
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thre for n loss,
and knOC'ked
down two
pa far Orang
Coast. •
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_goast to .shoot fro~ outside. ~·
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~COSTA MESA -If there's one· thing
Uiat is rare in JUnior college men's. bds-
ketball, it is a team havmg a really b~g
man Most athlc:>tes above seven feet
find their way to universities:
But MiraCosta College's DaYid Korf-
~an has only reached that pldteau
rtcently and is only now learning to P.fay with the recent groWth spurt. Still,
P4s 7-foot-1 body was thre.atertmg
elio-ogh in the paint that Orange Coast
was forced to make most of its shots
from the outside.
The host Pirates didn't shoot well and
the Spartans came away with an 80-72
victory, the11 hrst Wll1 of the season, Fn-
day in a nonconJe rence game.
•When he's down there, people have
to pfay around him,• MtraCosta Coach
Clete Adelman sdid, ~A guy can't take
wtty back into th~ game. A three-point·
er by Anthony Cooper P.Ulled OCC to
.,.._....,,_~......,.~~-...... ____ ,,.""'i-Wl;;. .. ·t.l'M~ five PPio.~. llut >!! t was a ~~e . ~
· as 1t got. . his nonnat ·shot l)C<Jau P he's shooUqg •To rome as clo ·e as we <lid with as into Dave's elbows.· ·we don't httvc·ooy big gur.; and he bad as we shot, thdt's a poitttivc,"
was impo:;ing, • . Pirn.lf> Co~ Tirri O'Bnen said. ·we'll practice a lot of
O'Brien tiddt'd. "111ey w~re lldtienl on shootmg next week. Maybe we'll have a turkey shoot.• offense and we were to quick to shoot One important not'e, Dt1vid CttsUcton,
from U1e ouLc;1dt' " who was in1ured during foolbdll !.i~ason,
The game stdrted with both loams was on the floor Friday for the fin;t tune
struggling to find cl rhythm. The lead this season. Once he's gotten some prac-
changed hands M~vcrul times until a nee lime under his belt, 0 1Bnen expects
free-throw by Pat c;ontihun t1nd Conan Jµm to be an lIDportant player. .
Moore's steal and layup gave MiraCos-NONCOWUENCE
ta a 30-27 lead. Th<! SpMtans ( 1-3) nev-• M1RACosrA 80, ORANGe CoAST 72
er looked back and had built a 14-poinl Miraeost.. -Holmberg 2, Cot1ahan 3,
lead IJUdway mto the second half before Moore 29, Long 13, Reitmeier 7, Rausa 11, Kerlin 3, Miller 1, Korfman 7, Hill 4. the Puates (2-1) came out in a full-court 3·pt. goals -Conahan 1, Moore 1, Long 1,
press. Rausa 1, Kerlin 1. Fouled out -None.
"Their press hurt us because we tried Orange Coast -Castleton 2, Reyes 10,
to dribble the bnll instead of pass it," Cooper 8, Dolven 7, Beeler 12, Elliott 4,
Adelman said . Langdon§, Zoller 14, Anderson 6.
• · · • v I 3-pt. goals -Reyes 2, Cooper 2, Beeler 2. Despite shoo.ting JUSt ~6 1'1 from tJ;ie Fouled out-Landgon.
floor, Orange Coast began to claw its Halftime -MiraCosta, 37·31.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SAILORS
CONTINUED FROM 81
w~ks from now, maybe we can
talk dbout (comparisons) •
In the Uurd game, Capo Val-
ley raced to its early sue-point
lead, but the Cougars were shut
down the rest of the way, thanks
mostly to Dill's three solo blocks
(all for points)
Ross, quiet in the lust game
with no kills. had four kills anrl •)
block m the third, while Lavold
two) and Carey (one) dlso pro-
d stuffs c1t the net.
.,,We started playing the way
're supposed to (in the thud
e), siding out Wlth them,"
Gipe said, •then we started
·missing a hunch of serves. J
don't know how many servtce
lerro.rs we hdd, but we had way
too.many, and you can't do that
against this team.• '
Key m the mulch, aside from
Newport I {arbor's height ~nd
VOLLEYBALL
~t sweeps finale
COSTA MESA -: Orange
t College's women's volley-
ball team rallied from .deficits of
11-14 and 13-14 m gdm s 2 und
3, but rallied twice to sweep
aw vts1tmg Irvine Vdllcy Cot-
leg Friday night, 15·10, 16-14,
16·1~. to clo::.e out Orange
En ue Confe rcne'e play wtth a
10 1, 5-9 wcord.
Stao Chnstensl!n led the way
with 1~ kills, and Susie Packard
4nd Bocky Bawngarten each had
9 kills for the Ptratc.s.
IMne Valley falls to 9·Y, 5·9,
·.El C8m no
1.
Comeback win . .
for Vanguards
experience, was
YJM tlAGGERYY.ZVUUS I OAJLY Pl.OT
Kathy Lavold (left) slams one over the net off a quJck set
Jrom Jennifer Carey; above, Erica Wade launches a wi~er.
unanswered pomb to
• SoCal College codch .
zips lip and team responds
with a 77-67 victory.
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COSTA MESA No matter~
what a coach says to an athlPle
dunng a basketball gam~. some·
times it won't sink in unless the
athlete figures it out on his own.
That's when it's time to shut up,
which is exdctly what Southern
California College Me>n's Coach
Cameron Dollar decided lo do in
the second hdll with his team
trailing by 12 pomts with just over
10 minutes to pldy in a nonconfer-
ence game Friday d9dinst v1s1tiny
Hope International·
His lack of input was rewarded
as the host Vanguards stormed
back for a 77-67 victory m over-
time.
"Sometimes when you say too
much, they play too pas<>tvcly, •
Dollar said. MI told U1em to st<ty
aggressive, but pldy smart. Then I
shut up and let them pla}'. It
allowed them to relax "
What won the game for sec
(2-2) was the constricting play of
its defense. Hope International
was forced on many occasions to
take c;hots from the outside or
force the ball as the shot dock
wound into single digits.
The only redson the Royals ( 1-
5) built such a large lead was
scoring off of turnovers and on the
MEN
transition. When Hope lnterna
tional was forced into an offens1•,
penetration wasn't likely.
In fact, after the Royals took a
47-35 lead with 10:20 remairung,
they didn't score again unttl the
4:58 mark and sec was onJy
behind by thr~e.
Steve James' basket inside the
puint off a p<iss from Cezar Cezar
gav(> th~ Vanguards a one-point
lead, the only lead they had in
regult1tion. Mark Perry's frue-
throw tied the score at 58 and
sent the game mto overtime.
From thert> on out James ( 16
points), Denrus Keane (20 pomts)
and John Kohlhaas (23 points dlld
11 boards) motored the offensc> to
an 11-point lead ..... nd the Vd.Il~
guards never looked back,
Ml'm real proud of the way th(•r
keep learning," Dollar said. •1t
they keep movmg m leaps and
bounds, the sky's the limit."
NONCONFatE.NCE
SountERN CAlJF-ORNIA Coli.EGE 77,
HoPE INTERNATIONAJ. 67 ·
Hope International -Houck 20.
Seaton 12, Graves 1, Simmons 12,
Perry 15, Alston 7
3·pt-goals -Houck 6
Fouled out -Alston
Southern Calffomia College •
Keane 20, Curtis 3, Cezar 2, Bradley 7,
Jame~ 16, Kohlhaas 23, Laribee 6.
3 pt. goals -Keane 1, Kohlhaas 4.
Fouled out · Curtis.
Halftime; Hope International, 25·24
Regulation· 58 58.
indeed Capo Valley's
inconsistent servtng.
The Cougars had t 5
service errors, seven
in the third game,
while Newport Har-
bor hdd only two
(both in the third).
~veah (I 'm c;ur-
prised we won so
easily),· Glertn c;aid .
•Hopefully we nsn
keep it going start-
Yeah (I'm
surprised we
won so easily).
Hopefully we
can keep it
going starting
Tueday ...
pull ahead for the fll'St
time in the third game,
8-7, then Capo Valley
tied it. Ross had a kill
for s1deout whE>n 1l was
deadlocked, then
delivered a solo hlock'
c1s Newport Harbor
went ahedd for 9ooct.
Valley, which missed its first
three serves, then committed
five straight h1ttmg errors during
an et1rly NE'wport Harbor scor-
ing . run of t!ight cons£>culive
points. Th<• Turs led, 8-1, but hdd
only two kills to that point.
•we played our best match of
the season on Tuesday dydlnst
Irvine (in th~ emifinals)," Glenn
scud. "I don't thmk the fi.r.;t game
was the best volleyball for either
team. But it doesn't have to be
pretty, because the idea's just to
win.-
sec rolls; 72-48
Newport coach
. Dill's block put the
Tars up, 10-8, and trig-
gered a five-point scor-
ing Tuesday "
Ross finished w1lh 12 kill to
lead the Sailors, added tour chq
and three solo bloc;ks. Lavol<I
had seven kills and two hlcK ks;
Dill chipped in with <:1x kills and
six block~; dnd JUmor outside
hitter Brenda Watel'man con·
trtbuted five kills .
Carey, Newport's lloor le~aer
and recently com1mtterl to the
Uruvers1ty of lfowau, had hve
kills, four digs, two hlot ks <lnrl
30 assists.
The Tars rolled off :;<•ven ..
ing spurt, which
included another block by Dill , a
kill by Ross and a service ace by
Manssd Cothrnn, d senior.
Candice Keyes, a senior out-
:,idc• hitter, provided three cltgs
in the third gcJme for Newport
liarbor.
Capo Vdlley's 15th hitting
error of the match (but only its
third of the final game) provided
the Satlors with their margin of
Victory Dill was behjnd the ser-
vice line for match point.
Both teams stdtted slowly in
lh<' Hrst'gamc. especially Capo
In the second game, Newport
dashed to a 7-0 lead. Colhran's
5ervmg was re..c;ponsible for four
straight points. It WdS also the
most productive game for Ross
with eight kills and two solo
blocks. ·
In the match, Capo Valley
was led by junior middle block·
er Becky Warnick (17 kills),
while Kristen Gallup, a 6-1
scmor, hud 12 kills Lon Thuer-
bach hod six kills and Renee
Dels1gne had five.
• Nonconference victory
over Patten College.
COSTA MESA-Southern Cal-
1.forrua College's women's basket-
ball team was a 72-48 winner Fn·
day mght at the expense of Visit-
ing Patten College behind the
three-pronged attack of Kelly
Boeke, Sara Herkenhoff and
Kristi Wnght.
The Vanguards' trio chipped in
for 16, 13 and 10 points, rcspec·
lively, as sec unproved to 2-2.
Also with signif1cd11t contriub-
tlons were Rachel FiksP and
Alana Kempton with eight points
each, as well as Marisa Emde and
Amee Pma, each with seven
points.
WOMEN
Vdnguard starters hit 20 of 44
from the field (45.4%) and were m
command at halftime, 33-21.
Patten College, 0-4, was led b
the scoring of center Tran B
(18) and Jurate Orinaite (15).
NONCONRRENCE
5oCAa. Cou.E<iE 72_ PAMN Cou.E<iE 48
Patt.n College -McDonald 2,
Bryant 0, Bell 18, Orma1te 18, Thomas
7. l<airys 0, Fletcher 3. Drummer 3.
Fouled out. none.
SoCAll College · Kempton 8, Pina 7,
Wright 10, Herkenhoff 13, Boeke 16,
Weidler 0, Emde 7, Marks 0, Stewart O,
Grueber 2, Sick 0, Vavken 1, F1kse 8,
Fouled out: Wright.
Halftime~ sec. 33·21.
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL lllLS IEllNIS
Ensi~ Wins a pair of titles
• SeaBees capture seventh-
and eighth-grade crowns.
NEWPORT 8EACJ I -Athena
Vasquez and Megan B~on helped
lead the Ensign Junior High eighth
grade girls ha kctball ·team to an
undefeated sedSon, mcluc..hng a 2T-12
wm over Dwyer to wm the Newport
Mesa junior high (ftrl chitmpionship
tournament on Nov. 12.
•Athena wa.s our pomt ,guard and
1.
...
stay together and go to Ne~port Har-
bor, 1t will l>e a good nudeu to help
the Sailors the next four years."
Ens1~n cruised through 1 ague
with v1ctones over Harbor Day (42·
14), C~ld Mesa (46-13), TeWmkle
(47-8), Corona del Mar (32-23) and
Dwyer (:10-21), After a fust round
uye, the SeaBces defeated Harbor
Day (42·9) in the tournament sem1h-
nals.
The eighth grade team is com·
posed of: Vasque1., Beeson, Xo<:h1U
1
offer the Sailor~ in two years.
•Tri ha Wase was their point
guard and is an excellent ball player
who could probably make'most varsi-
ty teams,• McGuire said. •Georgina
John is also one pf their better shoot-
ers, They move the ball well and their
passln~ 1s thmr strong point.•
I!nsrnn had little trouble in league,
b ttbng lf<'lrhor Day (37-11 ), Costa
Mt-sa (45-17), TeWmklc (59-21),
Corona dcl Mar (0-12) and Dwyer
(34· 20). The SeaRc<?s won theu semi·
.
Locals begin .£JF
individuals today
ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
AMBER me and Alicia, and l thlnk I got let the . •1..ast year tStccn) was Just ~ but last Saturdcsy's race was t1. big
lucky and won. It.was the best leader fiudiny out n~ut thOJJ!Q(l. b,ut_ ] · btep, ':.~cat Si11dv..!J..~uM-
•rtco wa.'"e wo1t·a!5i e1 ttittm.,JJ;-.....__-t--tt<r1nttrrt1'S..-~~-thiS year he made a dedsion to more he.v:ill impro\'C this year I
The 5ai.lors, ranked No. 2 10 Laura did a great 'JOb, ce how good :.he c n b , • aid don't know, but m the nr..xt two
the ftnal 01V1s1on ll poll, easily Strachan) but Amber, out 1\'leit, refemng to how Steen years there should be great
winmng lil 18·53.82 to capture won their heat with 91 pomts break the of all of them. drupped occN to concPntratc on unprovt1111ent
Daily Pilot Athlete ot the Week ahead of Laguna Hills (121), wmd made a c.ross coun~ an<l tr, t k. ·she Wds our ct inner m
honors. Atascadero (125}.FOOtrull (125) be ore the conKio~·,,,,.,.,""°"'C~' _ Last spnn~:. a hastirnhn lbc Jl!"e5ea.5.Qp..~c~,,\l.l.u ·
• "ll-w dP.f11U :.hel"'be!t tilCe"'" "'anctMater D ei (t28J~'Sfilta'l'lu oT • ~ti-decision to Cfo Steen on thli S'ea ~ew ague-from war ha< km Ule :summer, in
of the yeur, • "fyleit said. "But it • Hesperia, top:rnnkcd in D1Vlsion bdcks, • everything she 1,600-mett>r Chdmp101~h1µ, ~en terms of doing dll.lhe work <incl ~asn't like she went out fast. She II, will be the Tars' toughest said possibly could. advctnced to the pr U91ous ClF bemg there and bnmg
JUst ran a moderate race and put challenger in today's finals. Steen, (Running) Md ler~ Mee~ afte1 q11ahfy1ng completely: focused 0;l •1t.
herself in a po 1tion (to win) ul "I felt the key fqr Am~r (m who along became very fUuo
1
ugh the Clfi prclim~ und .. All of our 9_ uls did a great the end, U1C'n she kicked at in • the prelims) was that she was with ma s
Steen, who only d yeur d90 more relaxed," 1\ve1t said "In McFall ~~~~rtant to "l'~'huvmg more fun m ~b, but ~ber, out 01 a_lld0,1
:"'m; running cross country to stuy the past, she's ft>lt she has had to picked her running tth<tn socc ('f)," said em, ma e ~ consnous .< cision
in shapu for soccer, put prdctice go out fdst and run nght with the spot St<'rn, who <tlso wun thn Orange to do everything she J?Ossiuly
to purpose in the final 300 leaders:" before County Chump1om.h1ps last could. (Runnmg) hecame wry ,
• meters. Steen and McFall used a p~ssing Eric 1W-'t spnng !n'Uu.~ 1,600 (S:04J. •1t • unportant to her. AmbE>r saw the "CIWo day:-1 edrlier). we were steady pace, riding ill the top 12 the le<id er. Newport Harbor seems the g11ls are a lot rucer.' 1 success she bdd ll1 track, she ~aw
practicing a lot of 300:. and l was dunng the.Ju-st inile, then, a s Before High girls cross · 'think soccer is prntty demanding. how good . .she ~ould he, thE>n
• feeling i:eally good,• Steen said. they were. told, they began to . . the thJid country c~ch Running 1 just fl lot mom fun.• , convmced herself lhfit "he should
"So as soon as 1 got down that move up the ladder when the • mile. Acrnrcbnq to Twe1t, Steen is try to lrlke it 'to unC>ther lewl.
last hill (at Mt. SAC with about pace was too slow. McFall (the new leader). Steen ml:c'rely scratchmg the surtuce in She'!. very scll-niouvated."
300 me ters left), I told myself I McFall was running m second, and Strachan had broken t~nn:. ol walizmg hN potr>nllal. Coming trom ti li;:ague tuJl of
can do it ... 1L was pretty much a Steen m the third, before Mt. away from the pack, then it "It's only been 11 year nnd a big-time runnmq namt>~. hke
race (to the hnish line) between SAC's famous sw1tchhacks.,"We bccr1mc <!-dd!>h to the finish. quartr>r !'>mce "he':, been runrung. McFall, Santa Murgantu'.., Lo:1
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many bllra? Nffd a ·R~ptlonlat~ C d , mag. Perfect condnlon Oorgeoua pedigreed HUG• Mutti4 emnv 628 Via Udo Noc'd -
tow payment and In-HAVE FUN PT f I di Expanding retail ad-onducte ' Size 8, breafhtaklngly Oclcat . kitten• 1400-...... 8 AT 7 ·2 I
•tareat rate? Bu1ln••• @WORK ·•toekrpn y. • vartl1lng department auorrfted Infant A111iqut11 elegant and •lmf)I• 529. 14e-&473/031·2111 anllquea, conactJbl••· HHU9~!f·~~thood-I
Personal or Plea1ure'. IVI •~n ·•••k• a ••If motivated · ToddlerT~ + with companion fum, pwr tool• wood •~uvr ·--I CALL TOLL FREE 08l'JI ltland rece nf., · account executlw to .,_, okl Teach 40 years • purae. Veraatlle to UH moldlni[J•. cabinet garage aa.i. S 1-87'7-291-0430 lrvlne S pec trum, Call for an ntervt.w Hll, develop and ••r· .. ,r. et lfl Newport Beach tor any gala event PIANOS • doore french door• noon, naar B.-S•, N (948) 848-2400 vice new bualnen • Needed 714 6 223 p h d t M ' ' Canyon & Pralf'I~ .•
B .. P cBh•. a,c•ha'\rtLagwuenara Ask for Yelend• and apeclal ••c"ona. I _ ... :_.el I • 73.6 urc aH a on ORGANS 8059 aklla, al<ll boot•. golf (b hi d A I l'I' ) I •••••••••II o .. mm'"'""' Y Ami•. Priced at $1000. •quip.. aurfboarda. • n a P • 1 clothlng atore fo r Pensonel Ceregtve... We prefer a candidate FIT Benefits 949-718-0517 ctothln=ahoH, MOVINQI Deoorat•• ANNOUNCEMENTS men, women .. kid• and/or CNA'• & LVN to have a minimum of r vou CAN READ THIS Young Cheng high hOUHhOI tema, Etc! ltem•I N-... . ............ Ill I• hlr F/PT salea Po-for ACFE AlzJ'lelmer'1 1 y e ar print ad· e PAGE IN SECONDS glo .. blk Baby OranO 2 7 S8 RSTOAVll. Xmaa, S.anlea, altlone For Inter. Community, all shift• vertlalng experience. It,' J .J2 t• piano. great cond 2006 Port Prnw.,..1a Call Steve Loucks avall. Wiii train you In Excellent communrca· ':' "gn •~UCO 714-374-~9 Ref.tf19 $3650 714-527-0000 ••t 8-1p 291' Br•nt • Sat only 7'30-NOON
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Booetons are Hlllng opening for Aslt Mgr R•CEltTIONIST-PIT vlronment, rum R 1i"E' •Ma I Anti Microsoft Office '97 ProflliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilHUNTINGTON tum, sportl, 9)19rcfH Iha Entertainment '99 & JanltOf. Call Ray 2 Poeltlone AYllll In Xlnt bfn•ftl package. Q --L --. r ne ques edition. Brand New, CABLE DHCramblers BEACH 6 140 equipment.
book Help aupport 94g..792.7903 busy NB R.E. office. Including 401k. Drug •Seafaring never opened. Full 30 day mon•v back
our team. 631-4063 Hotel weekday afternoon• ~~~=·'"l/f.£yslcal re-Collectibles Veralon. Must Sac 1~~~4~i~~ Benefit 1'RANSPORTA'Pi6r 1
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POUND 2925
POUND t>lack young
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VIC-Orange/23rd. C.M.
949-642-3912
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call to Identify.
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Lo•t Golden Retriever, Tyrs, graying face, lrg,
Newport Hra. Reward!
848845-4404
Front Deak Clertl. and weekend poattlon Reeumea vta fax: At· EMPLOYMENT •Nautical Decor S75, (888) 388-8677. Aumm•v • S e le ~IHP 1
Immediate opening 9(ev~ oth•r,8weekanhd) tentlon. Lynn Eaola O PEN N_... computer? Multi family rummage BOATS 10111 · am-.. pm. per r. 71'"_..,.~ .. 802 or. mall·. SERVICES SS33 '""' FT, fle xlble AM/PM Monica 949'-790-5000 ........,...,_ Fri, Silt. Su": 11·S SO dwn. SO 1at mo sate IO benefit friend ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hra, WMkenda a hoU-Time• Community 1•a11 ~" s 31 ... 281 2088 GARAGE 511T-e~ battUng breast cancer •• ' days. Apply Newport Ret811 9aloe lmmed News. 330 West Bay --n •. ""'•'•ct•. v-• ~ wUI be held thla Satur-'13 Boeton Wheler
Dunee Reeort OJ>9nlng, new thought Street, Coate Meaa, Please be aware that Prlntora, Plotter, day, from 8am to trailer needed, hy ..... 729-:1893 book •fore In HB CA 92627 aottware, auppllea & 3pm; Sundav, earn to .condition. -CASHI __ .. 2 ..... f the fisting• In thla eat· ~ 94 .... ••--,. ... 2 "'""' poaluve, ••• • S t Ph M ....,0ry may require acceaaorl••· Sat 7'.30-BALBOA noon, at 22101 Luau -~ Jom-en Plummera motNated cult ave orl-•n • oto gmt -• you 1 pm. 1870 Port Lane, HB (neat Bush· _,... d .... PT 2 h Cuhler Greeter. etc to call a 900 number p 18 ' Outneld Dav For 1 yr project In ante •• att. . 4 ra hi h 1 rovonc• NB. JSY 11trn 610• ard and Banning) '
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to (714) 596-9927 Sec:t'y to answer phone WANTED French P ine D•ak NEWPORT 949•7 :z:z.e1ao.
In own home for con-!MPLOYMENT fM J .. p Cher klngaz TO BUY 6019 from circa 1820, BEACH 6169 Avon 2 .80 Sport:=~
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to uslat warehouae good cook, driver. By Dining rm ••t wt 1 pc or housefUI cuh atc ... Call tor Appt & other great stutfl manager Full or PIT the hour or 24hr. China cab., table w/6 paid (714) 957.S133 Nov 20.211 • 10 •m· 607 Riverside In alley -SAIL--B-0--11T-5-7-0-,-4 949-379-4154 Good toca1·ref'a 12yr chairs, aofa, loveaeat, LGB TralnMt 2pm ·94g....s15s-e162 8et21etonly7·1P ~ A
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mirrored h .. dboard, 2 949-e44 ea2• A 1909 Port Weybridge ahore mooring 8"'!f night atand1, frldg, DEL MAR 6122 n NB 71+381~
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chair, glass eof'fee & FREE Spa shell 7.5 x BIC!•CB 6140 Br•ce · 6140
end tat>te. Good cond. 9.5 tear drop, 1eat 8. iiii,;;niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .on Make otter. 949-759-Good cond. no equip iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8507 eve1 714·557-0369
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"Indigo S•e" 3X4 MERCllANDISB ssooo. No Reasonable l\1uh1 ·l.11111h run11n.1gc "·'k t<> benefit
MISC. 6015 Offer Rerused 707· tricnd kudm hn:.1 1 c.m o..:r \\11! h:
838-2774 hclJ thr' S .. nmla\. 1r,1m ~ i 111 tc '
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Avoid the rushl Order OFFICE
nowt $135 •cord, $75 enttvrr'ITDr a. f,~ 22101 LtMU L-.ne. H.B. ~ 1/2 cord. Delivered c-v&\.n&&vn.i.;; a1; t.: free to your drtveway. EQUIPMENT 6047 · (nc r l\u h uJ ~ B t\nt!l"
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(949) 644-1342 -
•5th Wheels
BEACH RV
(714) 895·751~
ADDmONS CLl!ANING CONTRACTORS PlllBWOOD 3618 HEALTH, BEAUTY IMPROVEMBNTS lANDSCA.PE a PAINTING 3858 nVMBING 3890 SATEUlTE TV
3548 GBNERAL 3558 • P1TNESS 3740 BOD 3758 LAWN CA.RE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii 39117 Gr••t Plrewoodl CU8TOM l nt•l!xt Pl'1mb/Draln cieanlng
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tll8UILO • RueooaL A TOUCH OP CLASS urwta Conetruotlon
ettornet Of Offlc:aa Cleanlng. Rea/Comm Ramodel•Handyman
www.ghaervlcH.n•t YOUR HOME Al (714) 399-2042 lk•'• C uatom Pa inting
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548-6211
CABINITS 3490
PROFESSIONAUSMtMi
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Kllchen •Beth• Door•
Molding• • Mantel• 1180 7144tHlj8970
CUPENTRY 3510
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949-645·9660 ,
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houeehold goods
movers print tll•lr
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print their T.C.P. num·
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714-668-4151
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; 20 Like helfuln or • neon
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60 Al Of T!PP!f
64 Sluggi$I\ 155 LN11e out
68 Bueballef
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87 Conc:IM
68 EMmoly
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30 W.tal WM8f
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3 Scrtp ot cloth
4 Legen<Sary
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38 Mltntc :"Ji Gertaln travellng
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•2 Seoul native· 44 Uma'k1n
•S Mlflli>lay 46 Oe1.gn
"8 CllOOee (a candidate)
49 Some ct.arms 52 Reward
53 Andrews ot frlm S4 Barking
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6 Oue1o09 sword
7 Detective Wolle
8 5Qrtad ou1
II Monk's totle
10 Sheens
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12 VaUeys
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22 Family cars
24 Outer garment 25 Zoo denizen
26 Western mo111e 28~
30 ·-lho Dog"
31 Wading bird
33 Fool'SCOfe plus • 49 let in
a deCade 50 New England 35 Roused !;tale
36 Law St Below
37 Tattered 52 ltty· -
39 Foar~ parent 55 Apple, 1 g
40 EXISI 56 Two
43 Rich pastnes 58 Sault -M.lrie
45 Pundled 61 Go ott -
4 7 Sci·ll ... nter tangent
tsuc -62 Computer abbr.
48 Long tlln& 63 Sixth sense
10 11 12 13
Call 642-5678 .
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SOl!I H WFST NORTH F.AST
10 10 1• Pass
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Wh:it do you bid now!
Q 2 -Neither vulnerable, as South
)'Oil hold:
•AKJ7654 O A o Q765 •5
Partner opens lhe biddmf with one
club. Wl1at Jo )Oil, respond!
' Q 3 -As South, vulncrabk, you
hold
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flit' bidding has prucccJcJ i'OR 1 li F.AST sourH WEST
l•• INT ? •fht-<ard major
Whal acuon do you 1ake?
Q 4 • Ncuher vutnc:rable, us South ·
you hold·
BMW 9030 BMW
BORDA
• A K Q 9 H 0 A. 0 7 J • K Q 9 •ii CMC IX AT~ m oonrf, m int
11'c biddini h.;&$ proceeded: (01Loe71>8••,,1.~8 NOKIH U~T. souin WFST axu UP
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Whal do you bid now? t714J -•..eeoe
'99 ACCORD LX 2-dr Q 5 . Both vulnerable, a South you Full pwr, auto, mint
hold (012203) s12,9n
L•xua
• AQJ 1065 t;;1 \()kl o "-*' •QJ976S2 MISSION Vl•JO ,_ ..... C.._94_9_,J.._3_94-08M ____ _
Your right-hand opponent 1ipcns the 'M CMC DX ·
bidding with iour hcurts. What ac.:tion Wt)Jte, 4 dr, •uto, AC, 37K ml, $11,400
.do you take? (714) 538-1857
Q 6 -Neither vulnerable, as Sooth
you hold·
•J985l O J8 '7 3 0 Q~ •~2
Panner opens the b1dd10g with one
no trump What acti~n do you take?
LooJ. for wm' UJ on Monda):
JEEP 9110
'92 Wranglw 4X4
$500 down u1ume
18950 at .1193 a
month. Private pat1y.
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'97 GRAND Cherokee
LTD •X2. non emoker,
9210 ~~~tr s:~ g;~31~~ MAZDA 9125 MBICUltT 9135 TOYOTA
$1500 dwn hie watT, ill••••••l•••••lliiiii-1••••••-
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4-ilO, Chicago, JU. 60680.
loaded 949-720-0521 '8'7 MIATA "M"•dtt, 'M llYSTIOU• '91 CAMRY L•
51pd, lthr, cd, chrome l..A)eded, auto, AC, p a, wht, new Lexu• trade, (729t~~1:·'" r:.,t:2~· ~2.~I=> (31 1~~=-8.,
M18810N VISJO Coeta M... MISSION Vll!.10
'94 Ran"'"• Rovor (949)384 C>ee4 Llnooln ... rcury (949)394-0eM
LWB bl:ck/Hble, __ 7!_!1 .. ~940~~·!•~30~-•92-au,RA 1 owner,
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9030 CHEVROLBT 9045 --------Immaculate condltJon ---------• '98 VILLAO•R OS d ealer ••rvlced, ell c hrome whle, CD, MJ!ICEDES 9130 Loaded, auto, V8, air, record•. Turbo, auto, '91BMW300 SL '85 BMW 7401 '84 Suburban eunrdof, toad•d. ABS, alloy•.1. rear air eport roof, alway•
Black/blk low ml, Only 45k ml, Sllverado, bronze. 314 $21,000 94~225-1817 (J30400) • 1 e,998 garaged. Abeolutety
$34,995 (#4458) $38,995 (#6545) ton. 4x4 e 2 delset •ee 190 Red $4500 Collta M... prtatlne. w on't ftnd .,,_
COVIi MO'T'OAINO COVIi MO'T'ORINQ b 'ke tu bo CC •t-------9-1-1-5 949·970·1 179 Eve1, LlnoolnoMerour" other u nlc.. $13,950
(949) 8!50-5915 (949) 650-5915 tr:~,. coot:r. Mlchellri LEXUS 714-718-7482 pgr (714) 940o9830 t~..,,,..7~eo.~~·~e~4~9~84~1~
'92 828 Touri ng Urea, e ultable forliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 seoa•L V-8, euto, --------'85 Toroell auto, A/C
Wagon white/black, CADII.IAC 9040 work, hunting, cro.. '83 LEQl!ND L a/c, lthr Int, full pwr, NISSAN 9l50 can, good cond, wht/ dual aunroof1, chrome country, towing, Aut()c, full power em/fm eter, cc, CaH blue Int, 52k ml $0900
whle, new brekee/ $7,200 94~1342 (001523) $17,977 anrf, 14okml, 112,900 949-7ae;eeos t I re a $ 1 7 , o o o '92 Sovtllo very clean,,.,.,,...,....,,,...,..,..._,,,.,..--..,.---LEXUS 'M MAXIMA a• · •-----------949-225-1817 ell record a, fully '93 510 Bluer 4dr, <tx•, MISSION VIEJO 1 owner 9"&-644-1988 I.A) mt, AT, lthr, 'M 4 RUNNER
,94 318 1 Converttble loaded $9500 obo Tahoe pkg, new tlr .. , (949)384 oe84 '92 MBZ 500 SL Boie mnrf, (Ol=)root, a~~~87 Aeorran Lthr, auto; MSMMe-1800 ~~n'g.:;..~h~'d•---•• -3-S_C_3_00___ Smoke/1Uver to ml. (5038elJ •13,330 LBXUS
low mt, ABS & more, '85 DeYlll• Mint • Full option, 48k mt $41 ,996 (#8699) L• ua OF MISSION VIE.JO
xlnt cond, $19,900. Cond. Pampered Car.1-·9_5_T-eh-oe--4x-4-2d-r-wtl--IV (018135) S2•,977 COW MOTORING :;~:r:~=~= (M9)3M-0884
Pp 949 484 012 0 Derk Candy Apple natural lthr,. 27kml LEXUS (949) 850-5915 'M AVALON XL
•ea BMW 318 IC ,Red. Real Karat gold fully toeded $25,500 MISSION VIE.JO Wht/tVOty tth I
Black/tan low ml acceaaortes In exc:eu 080. SMIMS73-0e01 <949)384-0884 MERl"n'DV 9135 PLYMOUTH 9185 (OS~i1~.~ nt $21 995 (#5!500) • of $9,000 worth In-•95 ea 300 '-"&\ 1 9 . ~
COW MOTORING ctudlng rear apare a---------FUii option, certJfled ,.,. ... yov•o•R • • Ml8810N VIE.JO gotd t11mmed tire. SttH DODGE 9065 (11""'5454l ss;23 ftn -..... -,...... a• .... --(949) 850-5915 under original faetOI')' LEXUS "' 'M VILLAGER 08 Loaded, 7 Pua, ABS, -9) ~84
'95 BMW 3181• CPlr warrentry/low mllH. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISalON Vlll.IO l..A)eded, auto, ve, air, pwr aeet, alloya, cleen --------
20 Red/tan CO loaded O•ath Forcea Sate '87 DODG• Cott (""4 ... ,3 .. ..--...... ABS, etloya reer air (179187) •10,"4 -ft"ftftlD 9215 cc19536) S20.996 $24,900. 949-642-3695 .. .. .-.vv-(J3o4oo) i 1e,9ee eo.ta M•-uuvu.u-a
C__.._ Mo.. Mltsub Import, euto, •----,9-5_._0_8_3_00___ Coata .... Llnool~Morcu ... v•-AC. runa & took• ·• Llnooln-Moroury goodl &3K ml, StSOO/ Whlte/IVOry, chrome Llnool n ·M•rourr (714) 540-5830 '99 TR3 off frame, (714) 540-9830 CHEVROLET 9045 080, 714-914,...353 (113180) $27,977 (714) 840-a030 complete restoraUon,
'95 BMW 525 MIS~~x,.u:.l!.to '97 Mountaineer TOYOTA 9210 $1~~. ~~~ Black/blk, 401( ml, '8 1 Caprice VS, auto,•---------tMe)384-0B84 40, vs, c o changer iiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiii
$28,995 (#7137) air, new ttre1, SOk ml, GMC 9081 •-----------prem aou nd, ABS , •---------. COVIi MOTORING 1 owner, xtra Cleal\ '8 5 ac 300 (J12529) S21,98'1 80 Teroel Aut o, VOLVO 9230 (949) 850-591!5 $2400 949-642-<>189. Ratty red/Ivory lthr ea.ta.... ern-tm etereo, cua, *'98 OMC* YUCKON (020231) S23,777 LI ln-M good cond, emogectliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiiii TRUCK 2dr, auto, btl(f LEXUS noo oroury $2800 714-964-0152 '87 240DL Excellent
gray lthr, 54K ml, 4" MISSION VIEJO C714> ~&30 condition, low :nlle•,
Rancho Llf1, trlple (949)384 0984 '98 Meuntaln••r Overttocked With 1Uver, 4-door $4,750 1hock•, Rockford ---------1 AWD vs, co changer, stuff? obo 949-722-0194.
Foagat• atereo. Fully TRADE pwr mnfr, lehr ... ting. A call to c .... mec1
loaded, all pwr, J03349) •ae,"8 Clanlfted Th• molt comprehen-
$24,000. s100K ml through classified Coet•..... •Ive and cumtnt dlrec> O MPP ext werr. L l nootn-Merour" will help tory of good• and..,. POR 114-707-8820 842-8978 (714) 940 ••ao 942-le78 vtcea aroondl
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RENT
through classlf1ed
RENT
through classified
(949)
582-0800
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AIR COND, CASSETTE, PWR
WINDOWS/LOCKS, TILT, CRUISE,
DUAL AIRBAGS, 2-YEAR/24,000-
MILE FAOORY WARRANTY AND
MAINTENANCE AND S-YEAR/100K-(j4 _e~
.. MILE POWE~!RAIN WARR~NTY ·q.04
.AIR COND, CASSETTE, PWR
LOCKS, DUAL AIRBAGS, 2-
YEAR/24,000-MILE FAOORY
WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE
AND 5-YEAR/100K·MILE
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY
VOLKSWAOE
. • 1 t
AIR COND, CASSETTE,
PWR STEERING, PWR LOCKS, DUAL AIRBAGS, 2· YEAR/14,000-MILE
FACTORY WARRANTY
AND MAINTENANCE
AND S·YEARl100K· MILE POWERTRAIN
WARRANTY
BEACH ·•
193 HONDA DEL SOL Si 195 HONDA, CIVIC
98560-4PS017529 98502-0SLO 15434
•'I0,999 $'f'f,999
1 95 VWJE1TA · 198 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE
98561-XSH030953 98527-0VVU004589
!/i'f'f,999 $'f'f,999
195 VWJE1TA 19 8 KIA· SEPHIA RS Auto
9857 2-1SM085901 98588-3VV5725813
•'12,999 $'f2,999
196 HONDA CIVIC EX 197 DODGE AVENGER
98538-7TL080517 98548-4VE031121
$·'f:S,999 •'f:S,999
197 FORD CONTOUR 197 FORD MUSTANG
98521-7VM113713 98493-4VF154739
$'f:S;999 •'f:S,999
1 96 NISSAN MAXIMA '97 KIA SPORTAGE 4x4 Auto
98513-5TT734274 98495-0V5534093
•'f:S,999 •'f:S,999
197 TOYOTA RAV4 196 TOYOTA CAMRY
98393-3V0009055 98430-1 T0381 D55
•'14,999 $'f4,999
196 HONDA CIVIC EX
98500-9TH503734
197 VW GOLF GTi 4Cyl
98526-9VW005682
•'14,999 •114,999
197·TOYOTA RAV4 1 97 HONDA CIVIC EX
98533-4V0006567 98509-6VL092904
. •'15,999 •'15,999 .
196 ISUZU RODEO 1 97 VW JETTA ·GLS
98550-6T4320087 98598-6VM007073
•115,999 •115,999
197CHEVY1500 197 DODGE CARAVAN
98522-1VE162269 98546-KVR253438
•11&,999 •'f&,999
197 HONDA CIVIC EX 1 97 VW JETTA GUC.
98549-5VL049221' 98345-9VM039403
•'f&,999 •'17,999
1 97 HONDA CIVIC EX 195 AUDI A6 4Dr Auto.
98570-47VLD6747 98215-1SN052684
•'17,999 . •'18,999
PER MONTH
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' ~E,..~MO.
Plus taii; !Of 47 mos closed end lease or approved credit $999 dOIM\ plus
dnve-oH fees due at start. Total of payments $9823 +tax Purchase oPbOrt at
lease end $8884 Based on 101\ rnVvr . 15 cents/mile therea:tec.
1 at this pnce (M144046)
.... . ~·
.I •.... OR PER
' . L£~E MO""
Plus tax tor 4 7 mos ctoSed end tease on approved cre<lit. $999 dowl'I plus
drive-off tees dUil at start Total of payments $10.29l •tax Purchase optlOf'I
at lease e!ld $7810 Based on !Ok mi/yr .• 15 ceotsfmK& thereafter.
..
1 at !hes pnce (M24S171)
WINOOWSllOCKS. TIU. CIMSI,
DUAL AIRIAGS. 2·YEAR/24,QOO.
· Mil£ FACTORY WAIUtANTV
AND MAINlt.NANQ AND 5·
YEAMOOl(·Mll£ POWERTMIN
WARRANTY
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Example:
'95 LEXUS.GS 300 '98 LEXUS
LS 300
Example:
'96 LEXUS LX 450
31 K mi., CD, leather, moonroof, CD, chrome wheels, leather,
moonroof, and more cond. ( 111604)
Starting at Lexus
Certified
A/C, full power, alloys, am/frn
(019746) . . Lexus
Certified
S . mint cond. (147344)
•sa1.118* C&ll8
Pll8·0Wlt8D
0&118 *829,888* P118·0WN•D
'96FORD '93EXPWRER '95 Lfil'US '97GMC . -95 TO~OTA 97TOfOTA
T-BT 1.X x4 Sf' SAFARI 4-RU/\ ER 1l5 CAMRYLEV6
Automatic, moonroof, full 4d, white/grey, auto, air, Leather, ABS, moonrof, 47K mi., Eddie Bauer, Red, auto, AJC, cassette, Power Pkg, auto, air, Low miles, auto & 24K mi., AT, F. Power,
power, mint condition. alloys, am/fm cass., pwr pkg, chrome wheels. Mint! White, Mint CD, mooruoof, chromes, alloys, This is the one! lots mott! like New.
(010671) dual pwr scats. (C37328 (134936) (C6169I) gold pachge. (043397) (54n01) (054458) (066136)
·$9,.988 $12,950 $14,950 $15,550 ·$32,888 $17,~88 $19,288 . $21,588
LEAVS '9 LEXUS ~3/SUZU '95LEXUS '98LFXl!S 11LEXUS
, 00 ES300 RODEO G 300 ES300 LS 400'S
23K mi, AT, White, Green/ivory, leather, CD, Black, Coach edition, CD, 2WD, 5 speed, am/fm CD, chrome wheels, Grtcilllvory, leather, CD, 31K mi., CD, leather,
-CALL FOR • F. Power moonroof, & more. auto, AJC, moonroof, cassette, real dean. leather, moo01'06f, and moonroof & more moonroof, mint cond.
{100814) (117474) alloy-. (173195) (325670) more. (111604) (117474) (14457)
$21,550 $19,988 '$25,888 $10,888 $27,770 $19,988 . $38,888' SELECTION
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